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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-06-16, Page 5" THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1938 THE .SWQRTH NEWS PAGE FIVE ea.) • . sTO S + 'Our Prices Good .until june 2121nel G 17 oz . 2 TINS 21 c ARDEN PATOH P IEAS 2 TINS HELMET CORNED BEEF 23 c PER JAR 27 c (MAXWELL IHC:IE 'COFFEE PER BTL. 10C 3117 ls PER TIIN 11:0; McCORMICIPS .SOCIETY FAINCY BISCUITS. 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Sproat PHONE 8 Miss N. Pryce PEWNE 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, hol,der of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 McKILLOP Mr. Dawson *Smith and Mr. Frank McDonald of Toronto have just re- turned home 'after a very pleasant visit ,with 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dodds of Oak Park, and' other friends. Mrs, D'odds motored beck with them to see her father Me. Wil- liam Bromley of Londeshoro, .who is Mrs Smith, Mrs. !McDonald and Mrs. :McDonald's mother motored with them as ear as (Oak 'Park, and left there by train for California to visit relatives and friends, and will return home by train the latter part 44,f June. Me.,' and Mrs. William Cuthill of Dakota and daughter of 'Arizona celled on Mr. and Mrs. Dodds of Oak Park land Mrs. Ellen Dodds and Clarissa recently. A 'birthday party of the 'Woman's 'Association of Doff's UnitedChurch wag held at the MoKillop manse Tuesday afternoon, Tune 44 marking the'15th anniversary. Over 1125 were present. Rev. R W. Craw, the pastor, presided. Tlhe president, leles. John 'Gordon, presented gifts to the oldest and youngest persons .eresent, Mrs. Henderson and IClaye Scott, in- fant 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arn- dd Scott and to elle person with the birthday nearest Tune 1114, Mrs. R. W, Craw. Mrs. M. White of Seaforth gave a history of the Society, Rev. A; W. Shepherd', :Egmondwille, and Mrs. Hugh Alexander, president of the W. A. of VVintbrap and Mrs. avails of Bethel, conveyed !greetings. 'A delightful program aims presented in twelve ,pants, .eace representing an important enniversery in the months of the year, as follows:: January *Scotch) Miss Belle' Watson (host- ess); Mise. 'Haien (reading), Donnie 'Thryce (solo). IFeh. i(St, Valentine's), Mrs. Ross Mardie '(hostess) Mrs. H. Lawrence reacting; Miss 'Josephine Edge,. 'solo. March (St. !Petrick's) Miss Ruth .Goedon (table), Mrs. Ad- rian Foeibes (reading), Ruth dGrcton solo with awn guitar accompaniment, April ;(Easter) • Mrs. Adrian Hogg hostess; .pragram by Bethel 'Church ladies, Mrs. Earl .Mills (reading), duet by 'Misses Jessie and IElsie Den- nis, May ((Empire Day), MI's. 'John Hillebrecht, the hostess, gave reading, .duer (by Mrs. l'elciriati Hogg and Ma', James Hogg. june (Beidel) — Chestett Henderson *table), Miss ,Graham ((reading), Mrs. John E. Dal- ey '(salo), joly—Mrs. Russell Dor- ran.ce r(hostess), Miss Dorothy !Dris- coll (reading). Four little girls, Mabel Campbell, Betty Cox, Patricia Cox and Helen Mcliwain, sang 0 Canada. August (Harvest)—Mrs. Geo. Wheat- ley, ,(lhostess). Program by ladies of Winthrop Church, Mrs. Willis Den- das (reading), Miss Margaret Hale - kik (solo). Sept. 1(School)—Mrs. Dave Shannon the hostess .gave read- ing, duet by ,Misses Maxine 'Lawrence and Lois Henderson. Oct. ;(Thanks- giving) Mrs. lEhlon Kerr (hostess), Mrs. Ernest Toll I(reading), Miss Margaret Hteblciric *solo). Nov. .(Ar mistice) Mrs. James Kerr, the host- ess gave reading, violin .selection by .Beth Campbell and Arnie Papple. Dec. ('Christmas) Mrs. 'Robt. Camp - 'bell the hostess gave a reading. In- sturnental lby Miss Josephine Edge. A hostess was in 'charge of each of .the twelve tables beautifully ,decor- ated. A hostess was in charge of each of the twelve tables 'beautifully decor- ated to ;represent the month and its anniversary .porlrayed .on 'the program of reading and song. The proceed's amounted to $26. NORTHSIDE The W.M.S. of Northside (United Chundh held their June meeting on 'lamest:lay afternoon in the Sunday school room. The hymn, "Onward Christian Soldiers,"' was sung, and Che president, Mrs. •Laing, led in prayer. The minutes of laete meeting were read and adopted, as •was also the treasrareies report. The Christian Stewardship secretary gave a goad es - reeding and the Watch Tower secre- taey read a piece entitled "Chinese Cheistians Show Splendid Spirit." 'Phe Supply secretary .neported two 'bales ready to send away. The roll call was 'then taken and forty menebers res- ponded. 'Mrs. MdDermid's kind invit- ation 'to 'hold the next social meeting at her home was aocepted and ar- rangements were made to hold the meetin.gon Tune Mod, Mrs. McIntosh as Captain of Circle 6 then took .charge of the devotionaJ1 period, The theme WaS "Teneperance." Mrs, Simpson and Miss Rabb took the Bible readings and Mrs. Thomp- son 'led in prayer. Mrs. Keine gave a reading with 'some good points on Temperance. Hymn 146 Was sung, then the .following ladies took pert in a temperance dialogue: Mrs, Storey, Mrs. McDerinid, Mrs. McIntosh and Mrs. Ardhibald. The liymn, "Rescue the Perishing" was sung and Miss Lawrence led in prayer. The 'offering was received and the meeting closed with the lvfizpah ,benectictio.n. DIED McCareal-aIn •Seeforth on Wednes- day, 'Jame 4S, '1933, D.orothy Small - don, belayed wife of Alexander Mc- Carrol, in her deth .year. The funeeal will take niece from her late 'residence, Huron Roacl East, Seeforth on Friday, ' 'June (117tIli Serv- ice at 1e301 u.m. to. Witless Cemetery, L,ucknow, Ont. TOWN TOPICS Mrs. E. A. McMaster and Mrs. Harold Jackson week to Guelph on Wednesday last and attended the three-day jubilee celebration end .gra- duation exercises of .the Guelph Gen - anal Hospital, returning home on Sunday. They meewed many ,former acquaintances as both are ,graduates of the 'Guelph hospital. .Mr. and Mrs. 'William . johnston and daughter Rita Of Clifford spent 'the week cad with Me R'dbert Poet- erfield and Mr. and MTS. E. C. Cham- berlain. Those attending the funeral of the Late MTS, 'Mary ?Mime), were Mr. and Mrs. Mart Thomas, Mrs. G. Graves, London, Margaret end David Pinkney, Mrs, Elmer 10: Reid of Stratford, Mr..a.nd MTS. Will Pinkney and family of li.amilton, Mrs. O. Neil has returned after a month's visit in Tanana:), Mrs. Annie Reid leaves Friday ,to spend a ciouple of weeks at Bridge - burg. Mrs. H. R. Scott was in Parente; on Friday attending the .graduation af her SOO MT. James Soot! who re- ceived his B. A. degree. Miss Belle Smith also atten.cled. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Silcox, Loadon, were guests Sunday of Mrs. R. S. Hays. Mrs. Mutrie 04 Vernon, 5. C., and her sister Miss Bethune are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Will Bethune in •Midland before Mrs. Mu- trie returns to her horne. A tSeaforth resident, Mr. j. 34. Robertson, this week received a $211318 prize wan on an :English mace sweep. Mr. and Mos. G. R. Keyes and little son of Windsor visited over the week .end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson .Keyes. Mr. and' Mrs. C. J.. Shockoor aad 3 children spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat leaving their daughter Gloria to spend a few holidays eWith her grandparents. Me. and Mes. George 'Vernica arrd Mr, and Mrs. John F. McMann from 'Chicago are renewing aectu.aintances at present in town where they were residents for many years, 'John looks hale and hearty and enjoys life, Mrs. J. William A. Greig and son John Edgar are guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greig. BORN Barber—At Scott 'Memorial, Hoepi- tal on Wednesday, june 1115, '1038, to Mr. 'and Mrs. W. C, Barber, a daugh- ter ((stillborn). BIG Boxing Night PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH Sat., June 18th at 8. p:m. 5 Boxing, one Wrestling. Come and Support local champions. John Holland, ,St. Celumban, as. jack Messenger,—Ted Carroll, Dublin, vs. Battling Simpson.—Schoolboy Shar- rett vs. Dan 'Johnsen, at 160 ebs. Both in Dominion .finals. One other bout. Local flyweights—Pearson 'Chesney vs. (Gerald Barry (9e lb.) Henry Ains- borough vs, ,Stewart 'Finnigan 75 lbs. Wrestling at 1190 lb. Dom. 'Finalists. Bill Scott, London, vs. Elmo John- ston, St. Thomas. Terry Holland, Dublin, will again announce. Everyone a good contest! ADMISSION 35 CENTS DANCE! To BENNY PALMER and His Band AT KIPPEN Thurs., June 16 This will be absolutely your • last chance to dance to "Benny" until September—so don't miss this! Air -Conditioned Hall (General Admission Sac DANCE! Auspices Young .Ladies' Sodality AT DUBLIN Friday June 17 Featuring HAROLD SCHNEIDER and His 8 Piece Rand Admission 35 centa STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL MANSE LAWN, BRUCEFLELD Thurs. June 23 PROGRAM PROVIDED BY THE IHENSALL BAND ASSISTED BY LOCAL TALENT Admission 315a and 2.0c Horne 'Cooking Sale Auspices Womeres Association of Eginondville United Church Sat., June 18 DOORS OPEN AT 3 O'CLOCK Routledge's Vacant Store, Seaforth. BRUCEFIELD MT, and Mrs. 13. Shouldice of Brins- ley visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Patterson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berea spent Sunday in Teeswater. 34, and .Mrs. Roy Doan, Mr, and Mrs. R. Wilcox of !Alvinston spent Sunday with ler. and Mrs. R. Dew- S a n , Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Cornish and Arl- ine spent Sunday in London. 'Ronnie Patterson is .visiting his grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs. B. Shod - dice. Miss Evelyn Grainger of Stratford is spending her holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. john 'Calvert and fa mily of Ilderton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John (Grainger. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler spent Sundey in Walton. Miss Kay Caivert of Idderton is .rfs- king relatives in 'the eillage. Miss Dorothy Swan of Toronto spent the week .end at her home here. The United Farm Women held a joint meeting with "The Lake Huron 'Club", ;Grand Bend, on Tuesday, June 71t,h, at .the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor, The Brucefield women had change of the programme. Mrs. Alex Weight occupied the chair. 'after singing Old Bla.ck Joe ell 'repeated the prayer. Members of both ,clubs answered the roll call with 'dinners that will well," or "a favorite recipe" After the business Mrs. D.eejardine offered prayer and on lbelhalf of the Lake Huron Club welcomed' the Betteefield women. Mrs. Haugh re- Sponded, Minutes of 'the previous meetings were read arid a.dopted. Let- ters from hea.d office were read by the two secretaries, a discussion fol- lowed on co-operative marketing. We were then efavored with two violin solos by Miss Eva Steakhouse which all enjoyed. The topic "I love 'husb- ands who—and I lave wives who—" was very well given by Mrs. Win, Douglas 'and Mrs. John Snider. All appreciated the two voc'al solos given by Mrs. !John Cairns; also the two readings, "Aunt Dinah's Matrimony," and The Bachelor's Sale" given 'by Miss Eva Stackhouse, The june ques- tions were taken by Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Nesbitt and Mrs. Stackhouse, A vote of thanks Was tendered to the Lake Huron Club for their invitation, to Mrs. Taylor 'for her hospitality and to Miss Stackhouse for helping with the programme. The meeting closed 'by singing "Flew Gently Sweet Af- ton." Members of the two clubs were 'paired for lunch which was served by the hostess and friends. Next Spring the Grand Bend members will visit Cha Brucefiehl members, The W. M. S. held their monthly meeting 'on Wednesday, June 8th. The 'theme for the Programme was the' church end temperance. The meeting opened with 'hymn 513 and the presideat ie'ad in prayer. The min- utes were read, the roll was answered with a verse on "forgiveness" after the reports and 'business were taken, Mrs. A. McQueen mad a temperance article 'entitled Hamilton "Hell Nights" and Mrs. Haugh gave the carrent event. Mrs. Stevens 'had charge of the devotional services when she gave scripture readings and offered prayer. Hymn 0413 was sung aad Mrs. Cairns toe!: the chair for the seudy period when a temperance play- let "Afterthoughts or Forethoughts" wag giren by Miss Swan, 'Mrs. 'Cairns, Miss Emmy and Ifs'S. Brock. The closing hymn was 389. The meeting closed with the benediction. Mrs. James MOQueen spent a few days with relatives and frieads in Clinton last week. ‘Communion services were held at the morning service last Sunday. Next 'Sunday at the morning serv- ice Mr. Jervis Horton who was the representative elder to the oonference, will ' tell of some of the things he heard ,there. Miss Mangaret Watson aeturne.d home from Toronto last week where she had been attending the college of education Mr. Robt, McNaughton of Tucker - smith has 'received his Bachelor of Pedagogy 'degree from Toronto. Con- gratulations, Miss Rarhara Simpson has been re- engaged to teach at S. S. No. 3; Tuck- ersmith , • The June ineeting.,of the Woman's Association was 'held in the school room of the church. Th.e firat part of the meeting .was spent in serving. The devotional part was taken by Mrs. A. Scott. We 'Opened by singing (hymn 298 This was followed with ,Seripeure Sound in St. John, .chapter 415, Mrs. Ratteieb.u.ry :led in prayer. We then sang hymn 141813. We .closed (She meet- ing with -silent prayer. The ipresideat took the chair. The ininates of .the east meeting were 'adopted. The roll .oall was easportded to by 316 'mem- bers. 'Business was theri discussed and the meeting dosed hy all repeabing the Mizpah !benediction. Latch was served 'by the hostess and her assistants. • Want and 'For Sale ade, 3 Irks, 50e Are...r.remmtrevaniarsametam. IN A CASE T RAC T 0 R FOR 1938 PHONE 9, DUBLIN HARLOCK The Ladies' Aid and W,M.S. of Burns' Uftited 'Church held their June meeting at the home of Mr. and Mae. 'Au.drey Knox and Ma and Mrs, Thos. Knox' on Thursday afternoon of last meekwith a very large attend- ance as it would be the lest meeting while the Rev. Me. 'Gerdiner would be the .pastar as he has accepted the Eg- mondville charge. The afternoon was eery pleasantly spent in quilting one quilt eieldh the Ladies' Aid is donat- ing to "some hospital. The ether quilt was being quilted for a member of the Society. During the afternoon Mrs. Geo. Carter read the 'following address and IVIrs. Geo. MeNittie ami Mrs. A. W. MdEwing .presented a lovely folding beef table 'and. table mi•rror to Rev. aad Mrs, Gardiner wed Mrs. Nelson Lear presented a couple of nice pictures to their niece, Miss .Eleanor Hudson. The address; 'To Rev. A. W. and. Mrs. IGardiner,—W, your 'friends of Burns' congregabion 'desire at this time to express our re- gret Which we have 'telt since learn- ing .of your intended 'departure. This regret has been felt by all of us for your presence has always 'brightened the whole commonity, your inlfluenee on us will be most noticeable of all pour labors. Our memory will always cherish the days when your kind in- struction was given to us. Yoer help was always so cheerfully given in any work we asked; your kind deeds will not soon be forgotten. We ask yoo to accept this gift ie appreciation of year sincerity to us. May it remind YOU ef our friendship in your new home. We also wish to remember El- eanor with this small gift and hest svishcs. We hope that all your efforts in the future will be appreciated and we are sure you will make the world a .better and brighter place wherever you may be. May God continue to bless you and make you very happy in your new home, is the wish of your 'friends from "Burns." Signed on be- half of the W.M.S. and Ladies' Aid." Rev. A. W. and Mrs. Gardiner and Miss Hudson each made a very kind reply, A very enjoyable lunch was served after which all departed to theie homes. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Appleby and family visited on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jennie Knox and family. Miss Doris Lear had the cast re- moved from her leg last week and now has a support and is gettipg along .fine. Mrs. 'Frank McGregor and Helen anti Mrs. Ward Knox spent Saturday afternoon in Goderich. Mr. fathes Rapson, Mr. Wm. Rap- son and Billie spent Sunday far .din- ner at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson and supper with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rapeon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knox visited at ehe home of the former's ,brother, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Knox, part of last week. They came 'from the West to meet their son who has been at military school at Kingston since last Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cl-iellew of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mc- Taggart and 'Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid of Walton spent Sunday, June It at the home .of Mr. and 'Mrs. Nel- son Lear. We are very sorry that Mrs. Joseph Taylor is ver- poorly and is not im- proving. ,Mr. and gm. if. G. Gibbings of near Clinton spent one evening last week at She home of IVIr. 'and 'Mrs. Isaac Reason. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pepper and Bert of near Brumfield spent Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. W. McEw- ing. Mr, and Mrs. 13111 Rogerson and children of near Brucefield spent Sen - day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Les- lie Reid. Mr, Reece Ferris had a narrow es- cape one day the latter part of last week while 'hailing wood from the bash, He was thrown from the load over the fence against a post and was •baelly shaken up but it is thought he has no bones beaken. Mr. 'Ernest 'Knox is busy improving his farm; putting up a new fence and shingling the outside of the poultry house. Mr. Leoteard Shabbraak .and MT. Duncan ivicCaillum have each sold a fine .hare which are to be sent to the olcl country. Mr. Harold Beacom treeked a load • of grain 'from Zurich on Tuesday eta Mr. Frank Little, also a cove for Mr. Win. Bell. . VARNA Me, and Mrs. ff. Benber of Oshawa called an friends here last week. Rev. and Mrs, le W. Diehl of Thatnesville visited at the home .of Mrs. McClymont last week. Mr. an.d Mrs. Chas. 'Pilgrim spent the Week end with frieeds in Forest. Theta 0411 be no service 'or 6. S. ti FOR SALE Coal- Shingles Coal, First Class Anthracite, is at the lowest cost for the Season. $11.80 off cars—$12.40 delivered in town, June or early July delivery. Egg, Stove or Nut size. All prices cash. Orders .placed this week will 'guarantee delivery. SHINGLES We have some Best 'Quality 5iX B. C. Red Cedar Shingles at $4.68 per sq. J. H. ,SCOTT, Phone 336 ATTENTION Professor Christie McKenna NOTED PSCHOLOGIST 4st PSCHIC READER, IS NOW LOCATED AT COMMERC- IAL HOTEL. SEAFORTH, ROOM 16 Consult him here on all prob- lems pertaining to love, marri- age, health, happiness, business investments, etc. You have heard him over the radio—now is your opportunity to meet 'hint in person. Reason- able Rates. "KNOW THYSELF" ehe United Church next Sunday ow- ing to anniversary service at Blake. The annual Webster picnic is being held in 'Bayfield on Saturday of this week. Mrs. Grassie is spending a few days with her son, Mr. Elliott Chuter Sudbury spent a few .days at the ,parental home. Several 'ham St. John's Church at- tended the deanery m.eeting held in Seafarth Friday. Miss Logan Logan called on fniends in the village on Monday. The many friends of Mrs. Sparrow will be sorry to know that she is not enjoying the best of health. We are pleased to 'report that Mr. George MaClinchey is improving from 'his recent illness. Mr. Jim. Watson has 'purchased a 100 acre farm on the Huron Road, near Goderich. CONSTANCE 'Miss Donelda. Adams has been re- engaged as teacher on the staff of the Clinton public school with an increase in salary.. Mr. Havvard, Armstrong attended the Shorthorn Breeders' Field Day held in Guelph Saturday last. Miss Jean IvIcMichael ha .s returned home from Scott Memorial Hospital and is progressing nicely. 34r-an-cl Mrs. Shaddick and baby Judith Apae of Hensall, Mr. and' Mrs. Geo, Lavelle of 'Clinton, Miss Ruby Newman of Win.gliam, Mr. 'Fitzsim- mons of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. David Churchill and 'Jackie Massey of Clin- ton were visitors at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thompson of Au- burn, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong of Winnipeg called on Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Leitch and Me end Mrs (Robt. Lawson on Tuesday. Visitors at the home of ,Mr. and Mrs. W. Britton over the week end were Mrs. 'Agnes McRorie and dau- ghter 'Florence and- eon ,Bill and Mr. Fred Trebbeck of Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Stanlee Hall and two sons of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall and two sons of Ethel and Miss Alice Jewitt, Brussels. Miss Edith Beitton is spending two weeks with relatives at Forest and her sister Mrs. Reekie of London. Miss Ethel Dexter, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Austin Dexter, hae gone to Orangeville to take a 'business course. Mrs. Christian and daughter Flor- ence of Killarney, Mane spent a few days last 'week visiting Mx. ,Fred Fowler and Miss Matilda sFowler. 'Friends of Mr. Harry Dernin will be 'pleased to know he has reteened home from Cliation hospital after his operation .an.d is improving. . The. dinner and play held in Con- stance 'United 'Church Tuesday even- ing Under auspices of the W. A. Was a splendid success. The ladies of 'Constatece, known for their military att kept up their usual good m nae. The play For Pete's Sake" given by ehe dramatic club of Clinton Atiglican. Church, was well received, an,d was very humorous, the characters each taking their parts well. Miss David- son of Stratfoed Normal gave two ex- cellent readings 'betvreen acts. , Mrs. Leo .Stephenson spent- a day or two with her sister, Kathleen Lo- gan, nurse in training at the .Grielph hospital.