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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1934-12-20, Page 4n�g.? L PAGE 4 wariceensommisimansmalr THE CLINTON' NEWS -RECORD THURS., DEC. 20, 1934 rI} SPS " '''. • • TOYLAND TO PARENTS The time has cord when quick selection and definite buy- ing must be done. Toyland is the happy hunting ground for the many parents who have toy - giving problems to -solve. Here .are playthings for little and big ,girls, gifts for little and big boys, for the artistic boy, the little mechanic, the wild west boy and the little housekeeper girls. COME EARLY itiJ< ' rt STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY STATIONERY GREETING CARDS. DECORATIONS, TOILET ARTICLES CHRISTMAS CANDY TIES, SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, LINGERIE 'SETS, ETC. A. T. C Christmas Shopping IS EASY AT THIS STORE Because of Our Large Stock and Courteous Service "YOU'LL ENJOY SHOPPING HERE. Christmas Candy ¢96 1-L13. BOX CHOICE CHOCOLATES - 25e G 5 -LB. BOX SPECIAL ....88c CHRISTMAS MIXED b 15c lb.; 19c, lb.; 25c lb. Your Letter To Santa Claus Posted Here Will Be Answered By Santa. , ftJ ct► AV -;k5 c igMA5X►6:•l�'a•,.t Ak5,Sti:JAiJ�7�.�s:/SJA5eVg' g3 -VS+ I-ttg.zgatb Christmas Problem Solved We are better situated than ever to help you solve the Christmas Gift Problem. YARDLEYS, . JASMINE, GARDENIA, HOT WATER BOTTLES, HEATING PADS, PYRALIN SETS, PERFUMES, WRITING PAPER GIVE HIM A ROLLS RAZOR—The Life' Tame Gift JENNY LIND CANDIES—The National Candy. OUR CHRISTMAS CARDS ARE_THE BEST EVER COME, SEE', COMPARE. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL W.R i, MOIMES PNM. B. CLINTON, ONT. iAdr.staints.as-dtEa��` .','�"a,n,-rn , .a�r:�•5.;}t�tt tE't: PHONE 51 its` sties-ieNL„ ival.:gs.M:ars iaigi„Vs;S--Ssi:essia:sisl atalc-lot;-aunt`esys i%: s -i.. ,-t•�i'c'.--*�.etUst-a:seaff d$ 1 a g.5 Christmas Suggestions DRESSING GOWNS 134.00 to 36.00 SHIRTS .: 4 $1.00 to 33.95 TIES . ........ ..25c to $1.50 GLOVES........................ ... .31.00 to 34.50 GARTERS 25c, 35c, 50e BRACES :.. 50e to 75c SWEATERS, Roll -NECK, V-NECK 011 CREW NECK,—All Prices HOSE .. 25c, 85c to 32.757 SCARVES.... 31.50 to 54.00 PYJAMAS _ . 31.95 to 35.00 IATS. BILTiiiORD �£ DAVIS I-1 l MAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH -_-,.,.,s....e:.:rw?.•n,•nh_hae"s.,,^t`�i1'b�it,`r+'3`e't'J-24124-3r>.i`,+li`�3t`r3ta"i A fi e. Ammoomramayr ford on Saturday. - - Miss Norma Potter has retaarnea from 'Niagara Falls, where she has been studying Beauty Culture for the past three months. Miss Jean Webster, teacher, and the pupils of our school are busy preparing a Christmas entertainment to be held on Friday afternoon at 1.30. The community is cordially in- vited to come and enjoy the program. appreciative of the good things of Mr. Thos. Potter has reeently re- life. Your 'cheerful disposition, kind ceived from his uncle, Mr. Thos. and helpful ways were encouraging Whiteman of Detroit, a book of • to both managers and inmates of the poems : of his own composition "Poet- County Home and these along with ical Meditations" These poems your capability will long be remem- have been written daring the past bored by everyone who came in con- , • year and are a remarkable tribute to tact with you. ' i. the keen intellect of a man past Your faithful services at the Coun- eighty-five years of age. ty Home as well as in your own The W.M.S. and W.A. held their home are expressed briefly in these i annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon in the basement of the church, with a good attendance. Rev. J. W. Her- bert presided during the election of officers„ adich resulted as follows, for the W.M.S:. President: Mrs. S. Walter; Vice: Mrs. Wm, Yeo; Rec.- Secretary; ec-Secretary: Mrs. John Potter; Cor. - Secretary: Mrs. Wm. Glenn; Treas- urer: Miss. Francie Potter; Literary Secretary, Missionary Monthly, Mrs, AElmer Potter; Temperance: 'Mrs, G. Blair; Christian Stewardship:- Mrs. B Lorne Jervis; Strangers' Secretary: there will' be few'clouds and disap. A Mrs. Wm. Mulholland; Organist: Mrs. Pointments but God's richest bles- s Wain. Yeo; Assistant: Mrs. Fred Pot- `sings. As a token of our esteem we ask you to accept these little gifts and J as you use them may they constantly remind you of your relatives, .who wish you every joy and muds happi- ness, Signed— John Jacob, Earl Gaiser, Cora Geiser) Betty Gaiser, Donald Geiser, Dan Haugh, Myrtle Gaiser, Jack Gaiser, C. H. Haugh, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Henrick, Kenneth Wein, Arthur Haugh, Mrs. Arthur Haugh, Glenn Haugh, Robert Haugh, Maud Wein, John Jacobi' Wallace A. Haugh, Mrs. Wallace, Baugh, Mrs. Dan. Haugh." The December meeting of the Brueefieid United Church W'. M. S. was held in the church parlors . on Tuesday afternoon, Dee` lith; with an attendance of twenty-six members and a number of visitors present. The vice-president, Mrs. Haugh, presid- ed. The meeting was opened by singing a hymn, after which Mrs. McQueon, Mrs. Rattenbury and Mrs. Baugh led in prayer. The roll call and minutes of last meeting were read by uncles and,.cousins and friends, have met here tonight:to honour and con- gratulate you on your contemplated venture in life. May it prove` a step- ping stone on which you may stand to get a more comprehensive view of the past and a glimpse of the future. 'We have always found you sin- cere and earnest in everything, cheerful in the face of adversity and words, enthusiasm, tact, time, talent, co-operation and good will, a sharing life and a passion for the best welfare of the inmates. Your smile and sense of humor have helped overcome many an embarrassing incident and gladdened many a sad and lonely' heart. • . Our sincere wish is that - as. you journey through life the sunshine of happiness and prosperity will beam upon you, giving joy, peace and hap- piness to you and yours - and that A •,:ta,s�ro'tr,,-+vr -mom mr++w,�.N....�...,..._._._ avatmott- yl tala+=r4 v"°Mintel"l��tra sata�b't3teitztat+atar zr8tearatf..latawa ll.. 5.1 .faa; `YW EN Det R 1'S PASTRY CANDY CHRISTMAS SPECIALS BASKETS OF FRUIT Light and DarkI MADE TO ORDER Fruit Cake Guess' the Weight of Large Candy Cane. Only Pure. Clean Candies. GUARANTEED FRESH 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 LB. BOXES Consisting of FRUITS, NUTS and CREAMS POPULAR PRICES IN ALL LINES ter; Flower Committee: Miss Elva Proctor; Associate Helper: Mrs. Wire. Potter; Press Secretary: Mrs, J. W. Herbert. For the W,A.: President; Mrs. Fred Potter; Vice: Mrs. E. Yeo; Secretary: Mrs. H. J. Trewartha; i Treasurer: Mrs, Wan. Finlay; Flow- stemsP or Committee: Mrs. D. Glidden. A ' Following the election of officers, tale is. retiring president, Mrs. Wm. Yeo, 4 tock the chair for an interesting -pro- 4 pram, consisting of readings by Mrs. Edgar Trewartha on Temperance, `e13l Miss Elva Proctor "The Gift of a � Loving, Heart;'' Mrs. E. Yeo, "The Naw F3 Master is Coming;" Miss Francie Mixed Nuts '1 Potter, For Me to Live is Christ. A duet was contributed by Mrs. Lorne Jervis and Mrs. Les. Jervis, which was much appreciated. Mrs, E1drld Yeo then conducted the. business of the WA. After which a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. John Cox and Miss Francie Potter. Misses Ada and Dell Finlay , have returned home from Dungannon, where they have been visiting rela- tives for the past month. The third meeting of the month the Secretary. A very excellent tem- ryas field by •the Y,P.S• on Friday ev- perance paper was given by Miss venin under the direction of Mr, Al- Munroe,. inc W,M.S: then presented Riley's English A Toffee in Christ- mas Package Selected Oranges Raisins, Figs. Etc WENDORF'S 5t^tit inDM111DrarDst 7474.2iR,rP.9i�geagiptsi^ar-t-D �iht gorAliri3li3 ar2i aiDr ay 5.1 da dd tacgt taKeL et tt',+tFAslim:@te tt.c ba£tata.i6tairtiat6l aelS*$tataierie tScetW i CLOSING OUT PRICE SLASHING SALE J. R. WALKER IS OFFERING .ITIS Entire Stock of Furniture at Factory Cost Prices 5 CHESTERFIELDS $63.00 to I;f60.00 3 BEDROOM SUITES 330.00 to 368.00 DINING ROOM SUITES ,. .. , 347.00 to 385.00 .MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS, DAY BEDS, STU'D'IO COUCHES, ALL KINDS OF TABLES, ODD AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, LAMPS, PICTURES, MIRRORS. Every article in .this store MUST BE SOLD COME AND GET REAL MONEY -SAVING VALUES J. R. WALK Furniture Store, Clinton. arp3:t�tataa"i rm With their niece, Miss Mabel Hough, assistant matron of the Huron Coun- ty Il'ome, prior to her marriage,: and ROLMESVILLE days in Londesboro with relatives. during the evening the following acs - Miss Oetsher 'and BD. Kenneth dress was read to her ' and she was Mrs. Wright of Summerhill was a. McDonald of Teeswater were Sunday presented -with a number of useful M A a, vin Cox, Missionary Convener. Af Miss Helen Tough with a Life Mem- bership Certificate its memory of her mother. The following address was read: • "Dear, Helen: -Our auxiliary wish- es to present you with this Life Mem- ber Certificate of the Women's Mis- sionary Society; in memory of your dear departed mother, whose presence we have missed so much in our aux- iliary meetings during the past few months, as she was always so faith- ful in her attendance and ready for ter the period of devotion duffing which hymns were sung, the scrip- ture lesson read by Miss Dell Find- lay and Rev. Mr. Herbert led in prayer, the topic was presented by Miss Marjorie Glidden. A pleasing part of the program was the rendering of a vocal duet by Misses Edna Huller and Gay Whit- more. The meeting drew to a' close with the repeating of the Mizpah benediction. For Friday, Dee. 21st, a special every good work. May we have Christmas meeting is being prepared grace to follow her example just as by the new Citizenship Convener, far as she walked in the footsteps of Miss 'Webster. Mrs. N. W. Trewar- our Lord and Master, who daily went tha of Clinton will give the second about doing good, and may we all chapter of the story of her travels in strive to obey his last: command when Europe, A large attendance is anti- he said 'Go ye into all the world and cipated as all who heard Mrs. Tre- 'preach the gospel to every ,creature.' wartha last, month will be eager to be • 'And lo, I am with you always, even present again. The older people are unto the end.'" especially invited. Officers nominated for 1935 by the The` young people regret to an- Missionary Committee were accepted. nounce that, owing to the conditions and are as follows: Hon. -President: of the roads, which prevent practice, Mrs. W. A. Bremner;' President: Mrs, the sacred drama anonunced for Haugh; 1st Vice: Mrs. H. Aikenhead; Christmas Sunday has been with- 2nd Vice: Mrs. Watson; 3rd Vice: drawn. Mrs. Hazelwood; 'Secretary: Miss, Bowey; Treasurer: Mrs. Brock; Fin. - Secretary: Mrs. McQueen; Expense BRUCEFIELD Secretary: Mrs. Forest; Supply: Mn. Friday evening last a company R, Scott; Literature: Mrs: W. Mor- Onof people; mostly aunts, uncles and att; Cor, -Secretary: Mrs. Chapman; cousins, gathered at the home of Mr. RattenbuPress: Miss M. Swan; Assistant: Mrs, Chris. Hough to spend an evening Murdoch; Organist; Miss. JeMr. Murdoch; Temperance: Miss M. Munroe; -Baby Band Supt.: MTS. J. B. Mustard; Mission Band: Mrs. W. Haugh; Assistant: Mrs. C. H. How; The• .lesson out of the study book was read by' Mrs. Hazelwood, Miss urdogh rind' Miss :Munroe.' After --week,-end visitor with her daughter,ars. visitors with Mr:: and Elsner gifts,• singing another .hymn, the ladies lis - /ha. Norman Mair: I Potter,<) " Brueefieid,' Ont., ;Dec, 14th; 1934 toned` with great,•. interest to • Miss ,Mrs, John Cudmore spent a - few Mrs. Norman Mair visited in Strat- Hear Mabel;—We, your aunts, Greta Mustard of Hearst, whogavo P. S. BOARD MEET The Public School Board met on Tuesday evening. The following members present: Messrs. Corless, Ford, Cook, Cudmore, Venner, Jen- kins and Manning. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and on mo tion of'Messrs. ;Cudmore and Cook the following accounts ordered paid: C. Venner, 37.45; R. H. Johnson, keys. 32.00. A communication was received from the Ministerial Association re- questing a, grant of 37,00 for books issued in connection with the relig fous instruction carried on by the As- sociation in the school. It was moved by Mr. Ford, second- ed by Mr. Cudmore, the Ministerial Association be empowered - to pur- chase books to the extent of $7.00 to be charged to the , Public School Board. The Inspector's report was' read and ordered filed on motion of Messrs. Cook and Ford. Several of the mem- bers visited W'ingham Public School, where a demonstration of the teach- ing of rhythm was put on for their benefit. These members reported that they were greatly impressed and the mat- ter of teaching rhythm will be tak- en up after the New Year. It was moved by Mr. Cudmore, se- conded by Mr. Cook, that the chair- man and .Mr. Cook be a committee to meet the Principal and teacher, to see' if better co-operation cannot be had in connection with carrying on the work. Carried.' Adjourmnent moved by Messrs. Ford and Venner. a very interesting talk •on her MIs- sion and Hospital 'work carried on in Hearst. The good wishes of the so- ciety go with her to her work and helpers at Hearst. The meeting was brought to a close by repeating the ii2.izpah benediction. LIDNDESBORO The W. M. S. held their annual meeting in the school room of the church on Wednesday last. Mrs. A. W. Gardiner, president, occupied the chair. Meeting opened as usual with singing and prayer. The secretary, Mrs: P. Manning, read the minutes of the previous meeting and business was taken up. The.. annual reports of the different officers were given, all being very favorable and showed good work being done :luring the year, the allocation being almost met, and no doubt before the year closes, will go over the top. Rev. Mr. Gar- diner being present gavea short ad- dress, expressing his pleasure in meeting with the ladies, and hearing such good work being done and such a keen interest taken in the work, Mr. Gardiner then put through the election of officers for the year 1035, which is as follows: President, Miss L. Young; lst vice, Mrs. A. W. Gar- diner; 2nd vice, Mrs. Townsend; Rec.-Secretary, Miss F. Jamison; as- sistant, Mrs. E. Wood; S,C.S.: Mrs. Win. Lyon; Literature, Mrs. G. Moon; Finance Committee, Mrs. Townsend) Mrs. Finglland, Mrs. E. Adams, Mrs. Taylor; Stranger, Miss B. Scott; Supply, Mrs. W. Brunsdon, Mrs. Finglaud; Associate Helpers, Mrs. C. Ruddell, Mrs, It. Shaddick; Press Secretary: bIrs. NI. Manning; Baby Band Supt., Mrs. A. Webster, Mrs. T. Fairservice; Mission Band, Mrs. J. P. Manning; Mission Circle, Mrs. F. Thompgon; Captains, Group' No. 1, albs. M. Manning; No. 2, Mrs. T. Adaine; No. 8, Mrs. J. Vodden; No. 4, Mrs., R. Caldwell; No. 5, Mrs. F. Wood; No, 0, Mrs. T. Fairservice; Pianist: Mars. E. Adams, Mrs. J. Armstrong. , The meeting was then left in charge of Group No. 6, Mrs. T. Fair - service taking the chair. 1!iom Greenland's Icy Mountains, was Sung. Mia. R. Townsend read the scripture lesson, and Miss Nora VanCamp of Belgrave sang a pleasing solo. Ow- ing to the lateness of the hour the program was shortened. Two quilts were sent to needy ones, one was sent to the West and one to Toronto. Group No. 0 served a dainty lunch and a few minutes of social chat was spent together. The Sunday 'school is putting on its Christmas concert on Monday -ev- ening in the Community Hall; when a good time is anticipated. Mrs. E. Crawford has gone to spend the winter .1nonths . with lior daughter, Mrs. Kunkle of Niagara Falls, Ont. Mr. and Mrs... W. T. Brunsdon will celebrate their Golden Wedding in a quiet way at their home, on Satur- day, Dee. 29th, where they will, be At Home to their many friends, new, and old from 2 o'clock till 5, when they will be pleased to receive their friends. • The following notice of a wedding which took place at Detroit, refers to a niece of Mr. James Elsley of this village: "At a picturesque ceremony at 8.30 o'clock on Saturday evening, Nov. lt7h, at Westlawn Methodist church, Miss Dorothy Easley, daugh- ter of Chas. Easley of 179 West Da- kota Ave., became the bride of Frank Brady, son of Mrs. Margaret Brady of .192 Midland Avenue. Rev. J. A. Halmhub'er read the service before members of the families and close. friends. On Dec. 27th Mr, and Mrs. J. ISing- land' will celebrate their ,golden Wed-, ding, when they will be at home, to Ittzttouti to gel TOM i°st Mrora awl Cipultuns nub perowNotultar their friends during the afternoon and evening. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in her shell pink velvet gown, with matching ac- cessories. She carried an arm bou- quet of white chrysanthemums. Miss Ruth Elsley, sister of the bride, was her only attendant. She chose a gown of blue velvet with blue acces- sories and carried an arm bouquet of yellow 'mums. Mrs. Geo. Struthers, eldest sister of the bride, acted as matron of honor. While Lewis Brady brother of the bridegroom, was best man. George and Albert Brady also brothers, seated the guests. Follow- ing the ceremony there was a recep- tion for 50 guests at the home 'of'the bride. About the rooms were lovely arrangements of white and yellow mums. , Mr. and Mrs. Brady will make their home at 183 West Dakota Ave. VARNA• Mr. McGawan of Belgrave has been' spending a few days as the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Reid. Mi. Harold Elliott has returned to Jellico after spending a week with his parents. Mi. Elliott Chuter ac- companied him' back. The members of the beef -ring and their friends held their annual social evening in the town hall. All report having spent a very enjoyable even- ing. Quite a number from here went over to Clinton on Saturday to see. Santa Claus. Miss Violet McGlinchey has been sick lately. We all wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rider of Absent, Mich., who have been visiting Mr, George Stephenson for several weeks, have returned hone. Varna L.O.L. 1035 held their an- nual meeting with most of the mem- bers present which showed that they were taking an interest in the elec- tion of officers for the ensuing year. The election resulted as follows: W.M.: Mr,Elmer Webster. D.M.: Bro. Roy Keys. Chaplain: Bro. Webster Turner. Rec: Secretary: Bro. Chas• C. Pil- grim. Fin. -Secretary: Bro. Russell Con- sist, Treasurer: Bro. G. H. Johnston. lst Lecturer: 'Bro. Percy Johnston. 2nd Lecturer: Bro. Watson Webster Marshall :Bro. Anson Coleman. Inside Tyler: Bro. Arthur Payne. Outside Tyler: Bro. C. F. Pilgrim. Committeemen: I. Rathwell, J. W. Johnston, H. Hayter, Carl Diehl and T. Stinson. After the installation lunch was served and a pleasant hour spent to- gether. Diamond R.B.P. 1025 held their an- nual meeting Monday evening, Dec. 17th, There was a good turnout, and the election resulted as follows: Wor. P.: Sir Kt. F. Watson. (Dep. P.: Sir Kt. Chas. C. Pilgrim. Chaplain: Sir Kt. Webster Turner. Reg.; Sir Kt. G. H. Johnston. Fin. Reg.: Sir Kt. Geo. Clark. Treasurer: Sir Kt. Chas. Stephen- son, lst Lect,: Sir Kt. W. J. McLeod. 2nd Leet.: Sir Kt. J. B. Rathwell. lst Censor: Sir Kt. Roy Keys. !2nd Censor: Sir Kt. Robs. Elliott. 1st Stan.. Sir Kt. Albert Robertson 2nd Stan.: Sir Kt, T. Stinson. Auditors: Sir 1-{t. W'l. R. Stephen- son and Sir Kt. I. Rathwell. 'Pur.: Sir Kt. C. F. Pilgrim. 0.T.: Sir Kt. Harold Stinson. Committee: Sir Kts. b". Wleeks, Russell Erratt, Wen. McDool, Elmer Webster, D. C. Galbraith, H. Hayter, Melvin Clark. The election and instaIIation was conducted by the Rt. Wor. County Preceptor, W. J. McLeod, and a plea- sant evening was spent together. GODERICII TOWNSHIP The Wl A. of St. James' Church, Middleton, held its annual meeting at the hone of Mrs. Wm. Wise with a good attendance. The following of- ficers were elected for the coming year: Hon. -President: Mrs. W. G, Bugler. President: Mrs. G. Cook. Vice: Mrs. Fred Middleton. Secretary; Mrs. John Hudie. Treasurer: Mrs. Wm. Wise. Dorcas Committee: Mrs, A. Col- clough, Mrs. H. Graham, Mrs. John E.udie, At a social evening. of the W,A. at the hoine of Mrs, Milton Steep on Friday evening last the ladies pre- sented one of their number who is planning a change of status, Miss Mary Webster, -with a miscellaneous shower of things suitable for house- keeping. The following address was also read to Miss Webster, whn re- plied suitably: "To Miss Mary Webster: We, the ladies of the W.A.' of St. James' Church, wish at this time to pay you the honor so justly due. You have entered whole-heartedly into the life of this community and assisted in any movement your time would per- mit. WIG therefore hope that you will accept these gifts as a memento of our sincere wishes for your itappinoss and prosperity in the new life upon which you are about to enter. May you continue to share your life with those about you in your new environ- ment.as you have so ably done here. Signed on behalf of the donors—Mrs. W. G. Bugler, president, Mrs. John Hudie, Secretary, Miss Muriel Rathwell is spending a few weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Al- bert Horner, Varna, PORTER'S HILL On Tuesday evening Rev. Mr. Her- bert of Ilobnesville addressed the Men's Club speaking along the lines of progress or the ever changing world. It was very Interesting and we regret that only a small number were present to enjoy and profit by it. We have heard the wish expressed that some time when road conditions are better that Mr. Herbert would again favor us with another talk a- long the same line. The young people have been enjoy- ing the practice for the Christmas concert the past week and from the melodies we hear coming from the basement of the church we would judge a good program is being pre- pared. At the annual meeting of the Lad- ies' Aid, Mrs. Reid Torrance -was el- ected president, Miss Harrison, treas- urer, and Mrs. Bert Cox, secretary. On Sunday, Dec. 23rd, Rev. R. M. Gale will speak at the usual hour, 3 o'elocic, Sunday School 2 o'clock. The choir is busy practising special Christmas music. Wishing The News -Record editor, staff and readers a very Merry Christ- mas. Tnfi P , E A NEW MANITOBA FLOUR WHITE POSITIVELY GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED 'MN. A BAG AT $ 2.55 H. W. CHARLESWORTII" Agent for Melotte and Renfrew Cream Seperator. • Phone 199. 04-3.