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This iA a picture of wood bee at
Mr. Archie Armstrong's, Bronson
Line, Stanley. Those aresent—
Messrs. Thoma e Westlake, Carl
Houston, Bill Elliott. Harry Tack -
eon, Len Talbot 'jack Scotchmer
Jr., Bill and Russell Heard. Joe and
John Wild, Harold Perileale. 'Jack
Penhale, Gordon Scotchmer, Tom
Scotchmer. Reeve Fred Watson,
John Weteon, 'Roy Sotchmer, Bert
Dunn Jr., Clarence and Harv-ey
Hohner, Jack alcCliaehey, Albert
McClinchey, Milton !Pollock not in
pilaw). Mr. Armstrong, and Billy,
Matthew 'CoIlea
THE SEAFORTI-1 NEWS
Snowdon Bros. Publishers
WALTON
The United Farm Women Will
meet at the home of Mr. :A. McCall
on Wednesday, April '201th. at 2 p.m.
Mrs, Leonard Learning will give a
paaer, The Use of Books and Good
Reading and Mrs. C. Cumming will
give a paper on "Co-operation." The
roll call to be answered with "A good
book I have read recently and its au-
thor."
Dr. and Mrs. ,Kaine and little on of
-Winnipeg spent the past week with
Mr. and Mre. Bert Anderson.
The Ladies Guild and W.A. of St.
George's Church met at the home of
alre. Bert Anderson on Wednesday
last, Mrs. Scarlett presided and the
Meeting opened with a hymn, fol-
lowed by player by Rev. Mr, Gra-
ham. Business was discussed and a
reading was contributed by Mrs. Wm.
Mills of Blyth and a vocal duet by
Misses Beth Shannon and Mary
Humphries. The Wea. then 'held their
meeting with Mrs. Humphries are4d-
ing, and opened with a hymn and the
W, A. prayer in unison. Business dis-
cussions were held and Mrs. Graham
Played a piano solo. Grace was sung
and lunch served.
•An Easter service with special Eas-
ter music will be conducted in the
Anglican Church at Walton at 230
p. m. Sunday.
KIPPEN
The 'Kippen East W. I. will meet at
the home of Mrs. James Tarnbull on
Wednesday alternoon, April 20th. To-
pic on rayon will be taken by :Mrs, G.
McLean and Mrs. Rathburn and the
roll call will he mall courtesies worth
observing.
Maeter Grant McGregor, son of Mr,
and 'Mre. Robert McGregor. has re-
turned home after spending three
weeks with his uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold 'Jackson, Brucefield.
WINTHROP
The young people of S. S. No. 6,
Monica, are presenting their play
"The Colonel's Maki" in Winthrop
'hall on Tuesday evening April 'la. The
play will be followed by a dance. •
BAYFIELD
Dutot-Atwood.—
A quiet wedding took place at the
Rectory. Barfield, on Saturday even-
ing. April lath at 8.310 o'clock. when
Delores Isobel, dau.ghter of ArLingtori
Atwood and the late Mrs. Atwood of
Detroit, became the bride of Alvin
Dutot, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Dutot of Brumfield. The bride
was becomingly gowned in .blue crepe
with matching, accessories. Miss
Maude Parker, wearing a smart green
suit, ;vas bridesmaid and 'Fred West -
On Tuesday afternaau about 35 girl
following the ceremony the bridal
party repaired to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Parker 'where the wedding
dinner wee served. Congratulations
and best wishes are extended to the
young couple who are residing in
Bayfield,
A number of the ladies of Bayfield
gathered at the home of the newly-
weds on Monday evening and pres-
ented them with a shower,
Mrs. Bristol Of Washinatom D.C.,
who has a cottage in Bayfield, arriv-
ed here for a few weeks vacation. She
is 'staying at The Little Inie
Mks Manson, who spent the wint-
er with her brother in New jersey,
ha e returned to Bayfield and has an
apartment in the Elliott block.
The local ashermen have their nets
set but the catch has been light so far.
Mr. and Mrs. Claaton Weston of
Flint, Mich., was calling on relatives
and friends in the village last Sunday.
Miss R. Taylor has returned to
Bayfield for the summer. Mr. and
Mr, R. Reid, who occupied Miss
Taylor's house during her absence,
have moved into Mrs. Tough's house.
Mr. Sopher, engineer of the Public
Works Dept., London, was in Bayfield
for a few days last week on besiness.
Last Friday night we experienced
one of the worst storms of the winter.
STANLEY
Word has just been received of the
death of Mrs. if. A. Currie of Toronto
which occurred quite recently at her
home in Toronto. Beyond the fact
that her death occurred very sudden-
ly no details have reached us.
0
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the most eminent foot specialist in the
world, to assist the majority
who can. not attend his clinic
at Williamsburg and to help
foot sufferers to regain nor-
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correct walking posture.
The magic comfort of M.
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Seaforth Next to Regent Theatre
THE SEAFORTH NEWS,
THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938
alas, Cerrie's death marks the aass-
iag oF. the family of the late Me. ancl
Mrs, George Sparks, Sr., of the Bre-
son Line.
alr. and Mrs. Menno Steckle, Sr.,
have been visiting their daughter,
Hanish at Stoutaville 'over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin and child-
ren accompanied by, Mr, Edwin
Steckle spent a couple of days af the
end of the week at -Mr. Martin's 'form-
erahome in 'Waterloo.
Lenten services are /being held in
Goshen United 'Church this week
when the following clergymen will be
present and give the ,addresses: Mon-
day night, Rev. Mr. Burton, 'Clinton;
Tuesday, Rev, IE. IF. Chandler of Kip -
pen; Wednesday, Rev, C. W. Cousens,
Clinton; Thursday, !Rev. 3, Penrose,
Elineville; on Feiday night a secred
cantata, "Front Olivet to (Calvary," re-
calling the last day of the Saviour's
life on earth will be 'given by the
young people of the church.
'Goshen ,auxiliary of the W. M. S.
are holding their Easter thankaffering
meeting in the church on Thursday,
April rat, at 2.60. Mrs. Herbert Chiles
of London will 'be the guest speaker.
.Blake, Varna and Hillsgreen auxiliar-
ies are invited. 'Following the meeting
a social hour will he held.
Mr. and Mrs. lOrral McClinchey,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MoClietchey and
Mr. and Mrs, !Elmore Stepheneon
witli Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gillis,
Parkhill, one evening last wage
'Mies Anna Forsythe of Toronto is
visiting with her friend, Miss Norene
Robinson.
Mr. and ales, Tulin Cluff of Kirk -
ton spent last Friday with Robt. E.
Robinson and family,
Mies Dorothy 'Armstrong has re-
torned home 'from a visit with friends
in Clinton.
Mr. Matthew Penhale and daugh-
ter Leeta of Si. Thomas spent .the
week end the 'guests of Mr. and btrs
Thomas Snowden over the week end.
Mrs. Agnes Wild has been at Sea -
forth for the past two weeks looking
after her ,brother ,Peter
who pa esed away this week-.
CROMART Y.
Mr. Malcolm MdKellar and dau-
ghter Margaret of Seaforth spent the
week end at the horne •of Mr. Alex
Miss Christena MaKaig visited rel-
atives in 1Kitchener last week.
Mee, Fisher of Guelph who Visited
her mother •Mrs. Butler last week has
returned to her home.
MiS5 Elsie 'Glatt:Mc of IGreaton is
visiting her grandmother, Mes. Rob-
ertson.
Mr, John Kinsman left for his
home in Saskatchewan on Saturday.
A number 'of the friends and neigh-
bors gathered at the home of Miss
Mary Allen on Thursday evening and
presented her with a kitchee shower
prior to her marriage to Mr. Harold
Coleman which 'Mole place quietly at
the home of her parents on Saturday,
Lapril ath at noon. The ceremony •was
performed by the Rev. 'James Reidie.
'1.1‘heir attendants were Miss Grace
McLachlan, cousin 'of the bride, and
Mr. Clarence 'Coleman, !brother of the
groom. The happy couple left 'by mo-
tor in the afternoon for points east.
Oe their return they will reside, on
the groom's 'farm on Staffa line.
ST. COLUMBAN
Miss Lucy Burke was called home
from London last week owing to the
illness of her father, Mr. Wm. Burke,
who is much improved.
Many attended the funeral of Mr.
P, V. McGrath in St. Coluneban on
Tuesday morning,
The C. W. L. are 'holding their Eas-
ter Racial on Monday night, April DS.
Miss Rita Duffy has returned home
after spending two weeks with , 'her
aunt Mrs. Mat. 'Coyne of Hibbert,
33RUCEFIELD
The Women's .Missioreary Society
will hold their Easter ,Thankoffering
meeting on Thersday, April lallst, at
zao. Along with this meeting an open
meeting will be held when all the mis-
eionary organizations of the congre-
gation will take part, All the women
and girls of the ,coenrnanity: are cordi-
ally invited, a special invitation is ex-
tended to the mothers of the members
of the Mission Band and the Baby
Band,
Rev. Mr. MaKercher will oceupy
the pulpit next Sunday at both .morn-
ing and evening services.
Mrs. Chris Milber of 1Zurica visited
with her niece, Mrs. 1Jarvis Horaon
over the week end.
Mr. gas: MaNatighton and his mo-
ther attended elle 'funeral .of the late
Mr. A. Ironsieces of London last
Th ars clay.
Mr. C. Haugh visited 'with his sis-
ter, Mrs, Jas. Twitehen Loneloit last
week.
The 'Un(ted 'Farm Women 'will bold
their monthly meeting at the home of
Mr. and IMes. lArthur Caldwell on
Wednesday, April 2elth, at 2 o'clock.
Roll call; "Housecleaning Hints."
Mies; Audrey Murdoch Who has
been convalescing it her home here,
'has returned to her .claties as student,
mime at Sarnia Genenal 'Hospital. '
J. GALLOP'S GARAGE
SEAFORTH
Chrysler Plymouth and Fargo Dealer
Come in and see the new Plymouth car and Fargo Truck
We also have a Service Truck—if you have car trouble,
phone 179 and we will come pramptly
PHONE 179.
All Repairs Strictly Cash.
SEAFORTH
Wle Aim To Please
WELL KNOWN DROVER DIES
(continued from Page 1)
Mr. and Mrs. Peter !O'Sullivan and
during his earlier years lived on the
homestead, •concession 1.1, where Mr.
James O'Sullivan ITOW' TtSideS. Later
.he took a farm,. lot 13, .con. 3, ide-
Kiliop following his marriage
about thirty years ago to Miss •Marg-
aret Hastings of IHilebere, continued
to live there 'until about five years
ago when he mored to lot ipt, con. lb,
lacKillop and last 'Fall moved into
St. .Columban, Besides his widow he
leaves one daughter ,Mes. 'Joseph
Moylan alfary) of 'Kitchener; also
four sisters and two 'brathersl. Mrs.
P. (Farrell, Portland Oregon; Mrs.
Joseph Downey, Vancotiver, Wash-
ington State; Miss 'Mary :O'Sullivan,
alcKillopp ales. Valentine Wilds,
Bayfield, and Messrs. 'John arid James
O'Sullivan, McKillop; a sister, Mrs.
James McConnell, Toronto, prede-
ceased 1him IS years ago and a !brother
Joseph 29 years ago.
The funeral .Mass wee held at St.
Calemban 'Church on Wednesday
morning April 113 at I110 •o'clock. Rev.
Father Dantzer officiated. The Sent-
ral took place the „fallowing morning,
April 1114, at '10 o'clock from his late
residence, St Colemban, to St, Col -
timbal] Cemetery, for ineerment. The
palabearers were Patrick Flannery,
'Joseph McQuaid. Frank 'Malady, Jos-
eph Roach, Dan Cronin, and J. J.
Holland. Attending the funeral front
a distance were Misses Mary, 'Flor-
ence and Lillian 10'Sullivan, all of
London; Mr. and Mrs, Earl iO'Hal-
loran and afre, Gibson, all of Tar -
onto; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moylan,
Kitchener; Mrs. Agnes Wilds and 'fa-
mily, Bayfield, Miss Vera \Vilds, Clin-
Mn, Mr. William Johnston, London:
MANLEY
The maple syrup has come to a
stop and was the poorest crop in his-
tory.
The spring-like weather !has every
one ready to make a grand charge the
coming week.
The sad word last Wednesday of
the death ef Mr. 1Geoege Leonhardt
was a 'shock to the community as he
bad been doing his, routine of work,
ancl retired as asual. An hour later his
wife" found ie had passed away. aie
was 'born 178 years ago one mile aram
his present home. For years he work-
ed at his trade as wagon maker in
Brodhagen and made a success of it.
Some '30 years ago he purchased the
farm 'of the late George Koch %%here
the first sawmill of this district was
erected in the early days. He made a
model home here. He was a self-made
man and his word was as good as his
bond, aad he was loved by all who
knew him. His funeral last Saturday
to St. Peter's cemetery was one of
the 'largest ever seen. live sympathy
of the whole community is extended
to the bereaved in this their hour of
sad affliction.
CONSTANCE
The Golden Links Mission Band
will hold a crokinoleparty in'the 'base-
ment of the churth on Wednesday
.evening, April 20th. Lunch will be
served.
The W.M.S. will hold their Easter
Thankoffering on Good Flriday, lAti
ISth. Mrs. 'Crew of Winthrop will
speak and there will be a ibeautiful
sacred 'drama, "A41 for Christ," by the
young women of the congregatian.
Mrs. Anna 'McLean of Buffalo, 'Mr.
Fred Ivallaon of Atwood and Mr.
Charles Millson 01 Seaforth, visited
their brothers, Mr. and bit's. iDave
.Millson and sister's, Mr. anti afree,
Peter Lindsay.
HULLETT.
A quiet 'wedding was solemnized at
the St. 'James Presbyterian manse on
Saturday afternoon when Mary Ea-
phemia Moore, eldest daughter of Mr.
and IVIrs. aOseph Moore, of the tenth
concession. of Bosanquet Towns'hip,
was -united in -marriage to 'James Clar-
ence Crawford, son of 'Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Crawford, 'of liondesboro, in
Hallett Township. The Rev. W. B.
•Macocirtim .performed the ceremony,
The bride was charmingan a Wallace
blue sheer alpaca, !bolero style gown,
and wore a grey !English tweed top
coat and metalling accessories. The
bride and 'bridegroom were attended
by Miss Edith Moore and !Joseph J.
Moore Jr., sister and 'brother 'of the
bride. The bridesmaid wore a sea ,blue
'chiffon gown with matching acces-
sories. 'Following a Short .11011eyM0011
Mr. lad 'MTS. Craw'ford will eeside
the bridegroonas farm at Lanclesboro.
DUBLIN
Mr, and Mrs. W. Coins of Kialcora
and Mr. and Mrs. Williams were
guests af Me. and airs. John -Darling
on Sunday.
Mee. Wm. Smith is visiting at hex
home in 'Caxlingford.
The many friends of Mr. Frank
McConnell will be sorry to know he
is in St. !Joseph's' Hospital, London,
for treatment. We wish him a ePeetia
recovery,
Miss Rata Stepleton, 'Brescia Hall,
London, visited at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stapleton.
MT. Robert MaGrath ,of Detroit and
Mrs. Mueller, 'Waterloo, Miss 'Ger-
trude arid IPeggy McGrath, Waterloo,
visited their mother ales. 'Mary Me -
!Grath.
• Mr. 'and Mrs. 'Charlie 'Pape were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'Alex Darling
on Saturday,
The funeral of the late Patrick Mc-
Grath was largely attended Tuesday
morning at '10 o'cloak at St: Columb -
an, Interment 'wee in St. ColuMban
cemetery.
AUBURN
.Mr. ljaak Weir spent 'elle week end
in Toroato the guest of Mr. atal Mrs.
Geo. Patterson.
Jas, 'Breadrit spent the week
end with 'friends in Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. McWhinney of
Crewevisited last Friday with 'Mrs.
Fred Ross.
Mr. and MTS. Wm. ,Mtclqi of Goder-
ich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Rolliirson.
Mrs. Alice Rabb is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. R. afeKenzie of Lo-
chalsa.
Messrs. Thomas end Ben Johnston
attended a tire demonstration and lec-
Thy
la S.
with
sea-
ture at London last Friday.
were accompanied by Mrs,
'Johnston and Laura Phillips.
Wilbur Lawler is engaged
'Peter Jefferson for the coming
son.
- Born—On Tuesday. April 15th, to
a
lett, a
tt of
Mr. ad Mrs. Roy Daerr-of Hui
son,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Norman 'Garre
Math spent Suaday with Mr. and
Mrs, W. T. Robison.
Mr. /Peter Glazier hae a, fine _flock
of white leghorn hens here witich
•
have laid fain' large eggs, 'weighing 1111
oz. and one of them measures fiaa" by
7" in circumference.
The .regular monthly meeting of the
Women' Inetittete will be held in the
'Forester's hall on Tuesday, April la.
The current events to be given by
Maa Mogridge. Roll call, verse of n
'poem Subject, Mrs, 'Earl Raithby.
Election of officers. Hostesses, Mrs,
Howitt, Mrs. Plaetzer and Mrs. H.
Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thompson of
Delhi, spent the week end with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Thompson ,and ether relatives.
A meeting was held in Knox 'Unit-
ed Church on Saturday afterimon for
the, purpose of forming a C.G.I.T.
group. Mrs. Charles Strataghan pre-
sided in the 'absence •of Doreehy An-
derson who was appointed as leader.
Mrs. Charles Tall of Blyth grave an
inspiring message an the work of the
group. The next meeting is
to be held on April 30th when this
groin) will organize.
BL YTH
The regular monthly !fleeting of the
W.M.S. a the fUnited 'Church was
held on Tuesday, April 6; with a good
attendance. Meeting opened by sing-
REGEN
THEATRE
SEAFORTH
, Now Playing
Claudette Colbert Charles Royer
in
Tovarich
MATINEE -4000D FRIDAY
. .
Mon. Tues. Wed., Apr. 18-19-20
Fred Astaire •
with Burns and Allen,
•
itt
Damsel in Distress
• with Joan Fontaine
A, musical comedy starring Fred As-
taire's dancing feet
MATINEE—EASTER MONDAY
Next Thur. Fri. Sat, Apr. 21-22-23
Wendy .Barrie .Kent Taylor
Prescription for
Romance
with Misha Auer
ALSO
The Three iViesguisteers itt
The Purple Vigilantes
—COMING—
Stage Door
ing hymn 21l5. The president, Mrs.
Wm. 'Jenkins read the Scripture les-
son. The devotion,a1 leaflet was taken
by Mrs. R. A. Brook. During the busi-
ness session Miss Mary Lockie and
'Mrs. Brook were .appainted delegates
16 the annual meeting of the Huron
presbyterial to be held at James
Street Church, Exeter, on Tuesday,
April 26th. A chorus was ,contributed
by 11 ladies. The Sth chapter of the
Study Book, 'Light of the Minds",
was taken by Mrs, E. Pollard. The
meeting was brought to a close by re-
peating the Lord's prayer in unison.
Woman's Association—
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Association was (held in t•he
'basement of 'the church. The presid-
ent, Mrs. j. W. Mills, .presided. Meet-
ing opened by singing hymn 38. The
Lord's prayer was then repeated in
-unison. The treasurer, Mrs. 'F. Holly- alma
man, reported $5.68 spent in kitchen wr
equipment; in bank, $6941. Meeting
lapsed by singing 'hymn 1220:
Fine 3 -Act Comedy Presented—
On Friday 'evening Blyth liVoinan's
Association sponsored a three -act
comedy, "Eyes of Love," to a splen-
did audience, The .cast was as follows:
Caroline, 'Negro servant, Miss Helen
Ament; ‘Gailya, an adopted daughter,
Miss Gladys Fawcett; Retta, a two-
faced frientl, Miss Madeline Bell; Bert
Wade, Retta's brother, , Sims;
Mrs, Barry, ,Gailya's foster mother,
Miss id. Hirons; Lora, a lively house-
maid, Annie Phillips; Clark, a busy
butler, !Phil .Phillips; Judge Barry,
,Gailya's 'foster .iatther, Earl Willows;
Royal Manton, Bert's rival, lEb. Ross;
Jim 'Rankin, the man -acted friend,
Bert Dray. 'Phe play was well pres-
ented. The orchestra provided several
'selections before the program .com-
me.nced and between acts. It was re-
peated on Wednesday evening, April
'113th.
Swing—The Modern "Pieh. Piper of
'Hamelin"
'Professor Donald A. Laird, Direct-
or of Colgate University's Psycholog-
ical. Laboratory, explains how the
crazy rhythms of the popular, orch-
estris can sway young people as well
as rats becalm the savage tempos
speed up the heart Read the article
by Professor Laird in. The American
Weekly .with the April .1" issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
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