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The Seaforth News, 1938-09-08, Page 12PAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS Tt2/E•SEAFORTU NEWS Snowdon Pros„ Publishers VVALTON Murray-Taylor.A 'pretty September wedding took .place, in Wingham United Church on Monday, Sept. .5th, at 4 Rev. j. F. Anderson officiating, When David Alexander Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alex, iNforray, of Walton, was united in marriage to Miss Nora Tay- lor, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James Taylor, Belgrave. The 'bridesmaid was Miss Lillian Taylor, sister of the bride, and the groomsman was Mr, Thomas Henderson. The bridelooked dimming in a pink chiffon dress and the bridesmaid wore blue dimity, Lit- tle Miss Van Camp was floWergirl. The church was prettily decorated with gladioli and other early autumn flowers and the guests' seats were marked with flowers. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold bracelet and to the bridesmaid a cameo ring. The .claurch was filled to overflowing with guests and friends. Following a wedding trip to Lansing, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Murray will reside at Wing - ham, taking with them the best wish. es of a wide circle of friends, Mrs. R. A. Lundy of Streetsville called on friends in the village on Fri- dsty. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hackwell and family spent Sunday with Mr. and of an unprotected abyss, an a narrow Mrs. W. J. Humphries. road almost as steep as a house -roof, and cannot tell which way you are Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Dennis of North Bay spent the week end with going. to turn next, When you imag- ina that V(al have reached the bottom of the hill, you have only started, for it is again d'own and down again, Here one has to travel at the rate - moToR TRIP TO GEORGIA (continued Prom unprotected by railing, travelling many hundreds of feet up the moun- tain Side, looking into the deep chasm on one side and an upright bit of, earth or rock on the opposite side, extending skyward for -hundreds of, feet, Finally I reaoh the summit of the Mountain and and a thriving town called Ducktown or Copperhill,' where for miles in every direction the mother earth of very red clay is as nude as if just born. Not even a spear of grass is to be seen, 'all 'killed from +he smoke of the great copper mines. On my downward go I find a much better road and 'travelled much more, but it Is clown, down, down, winding and twisting in every direction, and much of it unprotected by railings, as on the other side. The next place I come to is the beautiful mouritain city 'of Murphy, North Carolina, where I rested for the night. The next morning I set out for what is known as ;the Neely Gap, through the Blue Ridge Mountains, and again I started on my op, up, -up, climb, following a stream until the summit was reached. Then up over the top to eommence the down grade along another stream and I can assure you that I would much rather Motor -up than down, for some places you are .on the edge Mr, John Dennis and family. Miss Mary Buchanan has gone to Rochester, N.Y., to attend the wed- ding of her cousin, Miss Lois 'Naylor. Mr. nd Mrs. Joseph Hackwell of 10 to .115 miles per hour, and not aof o Rochester, N.Y.,'who have been over 20 at any place or you may spending their holidays with the for- drop over. Many of the "turn signs" should be "turn and ,come tack" as mer's mother, Mrs. D, Bolton, have returned home. you go around a 'Point you turn back Miss Grace Broadfoot of Stratford on the other side,. is spending her holidays with Miss Finally 1 reach my destination, Beth Shannon. which is still over MO feet above Miss Rita Campbell of Goderich sea level, a county seat called Cleve - spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W, land, White County, State of Geor- J. Humphries. gia, just an the edge of the great cot - Mrs. Thomas Burly, of Dublin top helt After spending a few days spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. here, start out on my return jour - John Burns of Walton. I ney, following the same course ex• Mrs. Hugh Fulton spent a few rept from Murphy, N.C., to Knox - days last week with Mrs. Joe Hamil-iville, Tenn., I travelled over the ton on the boundary east. I Great Smoky Mountains, going up by Mrs. Jos, Love visited over Labor Santeetlah Lake and down the Little Day with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Tennessee River. Broadfoot in Grey township. This road is .much ,better than the Mrs. D. Watson attended the funer- one travelled over 00 my going trip al of the late Mrs. Patterson at Blyth but it, too, is unprotected in most last week. places and there were several cave- ins below this road, taking away from WINTHROP a third to over half of the pavement. Mrs, Gillies, Isabel and Bruce, Besides there were some mountain have returned home after spending a .slides from above, crossing the road few weeks with friends in Colling-'and sliding down into the chasm he - wood. low. Mrs. Wilkinson and niece, Miss Here again the Little Tennessee Bock, •of London, Mr. and Mrs. harnessed by a great dam supplying Mercier and family of Dundalk, spent a few days with Miss McNeil. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Campbell of Toronto spept the holiday with friends. Mr. Gord'on Rennie called on friends in the village last week. Miss Evelyn Campbell has return- ed to Toronto after spending her holi- days with her parents. We were sorry to hear of Mr. Hol - man's mother and father being seri- ously injured in a car accident. of Zurich Evangelical Chinch, will be the preacher. -1.VIrs. Dr. Bryce of Zur- ich will assist the choir with the mu- sic at the evening- service. Mrs. Armstrong was a consistent member of ,Ontario Street :United Church, a kind and loving friends and a devoted mother, and will be much missed by a large circle of friends and especially by the family, to whomis extended the sympathy -of the com- munity in their bereavement. Rev. J. M. and Mrs. Keys, of Ken- more, New Yank, visited with the former's brother, Mr. Art P. Keys and family. Mr. Robt McClinchey as visiting friends at Marlette, Mieh. M. and Mrs. Paul Jahn, Mr, and Mrs, W. Cable and Mr. and Mrs. F. .Greeriberry of Flint, Mich., ',visited .vvith the ladies' sister, Mrs. Thos. Robinson and family on Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. John Steolde, Mr. and 'Mrs. Josiah Steckle and family and Mr. and Mrs. Meno Martin and family attended the .family reunion last week, Miss Marianne Steckle returned home last- week after visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. A. Martin in Waterloo County. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Westlake And Miss jean Carnie spent the week end in London. Mr. and 'Mrs. E. Ester of Preston visited at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Carnie on Sunday, the surrounding country with light and power. There appears to be pow• er enough going to waste in these mountains to supply light and power sufficient for all industrial enterprises in the U. S. east of the great Mis- ,issippi, including railroads. Crops were everywhere on my travels from the great wheat fields of Western Canada to the cotton fields of the state of Georgia. Very little is grown in the mountain sections, but 1 rind settlers living in little valleys Mrs. Eaton, Ken and Don, spent a , here and there growing a little corn week with friends in Toronto and on the creek or river bottoms, 'with a attended the Exhibition. few chickens, a mule or two and pro - Mr. and Mrs. Tim Eaton spent the bably 7 or three cows, and as a rule, week end with Mr, and Mrs. Monzo. very poor 'buildings, except where 1 Sperling of Wroxeter. find summer homes. Pontiac and KIPPEN !Detroit, as you know, are the great automobile cities and Cincinnati is *On September ,18th Anniversary tne great gate city to the south or .services will be held at the Hillsgreen Dixieland. Church. The guest speaker for the Again thanking, you for your valto day will be the Rev. John Richardson nable space. I am, yours sincerely, of Arkona. Mr. Richardson was the WM. MIURR.Al'. pastor of this charge for six years and many .old friends will be happy to hear him again. On Sunday, October lt5th, Anniver- sary Services will be held at St. An- drew's Church, Kippen, at these ser- vices the Rev. Andrew Lane of Clin- ton will be the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph Dayman and Master Howard of .Kippen, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Colborne and little son Donnie of Goderich motored to Toronto on Sunday and,took in .the exhibition on Monday. Mr. R. D. Elgie visited with 'friends in Hamilton recently. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. iKennand of Vancouver are visiting with their many friends in Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Butt ,of the village spent •the week end with friends in Flint, Mich. Mr, Alex Sproat returned recently to his home in Toronto after a pleas- ant visit with friends around the village. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of Lans- ing, Mioh,, spent the week end in the village. Mr. Stewart McLean of Kirkland Lake is spending a couple of weeks with friends 'here. Want and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks, 50c THURSDAY, SEPTEIVIBER 8, 1938. ; J. 164iLLOP'S GARAGE SEAFORTI-I 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 promptly \ PHONE 179. SEAFORTH All Repairs Strictly Cash. We Aim To Please BAYFIEL Fl A. Edwards Passes— , The death of Mr. Frank A. Ed- wards, widely known resident and liminess Ina:11 of Bayfield, .ocourred on Thursday, Sept. '1st, in his .74t1 year. In April of last year Mr. Ed- wards 'became ill and though he re- covered somewhat at time he had continued in failing I•tealth. Until sev- eral days before his passing he had been able to be up about the house. Freak Alfred _Edwards was born in Lobo , Township, Middlesex County, on November 11.18-, Item, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards. He was educated in London schools, at Woodstock College and London Bus- iness College, ,coming to Bayfield 32 years ago with his father. The two operated a general store for some time, Mr. Edwards taking over sole ownership of the business in 118915. During 'his residence here, Mr. Ed- wards served the municipality in many ways. At various times he was secretary of the school board, mem- ber of the council, member of the Li- brary Board, art official of the Bible Society. For 39 years he had' been treasurer of the Bayfield Agricultural Society, and took an interest in other activities of the community. In Nov- ember, 110916, he married MTh Flor- ence England, of Kincardine, who survives with one daughter, Mrs. R. J. Watson, of Fanlight, Sask., and a grandson, Edwards Watson, 'The fun- eral took place at Trinity Anglican Church. Bayfield, on Saturday after- noon. The rector, Rev. W G. Bugler, officiated. Interment took place in Bayfield Cemetery, The pallbearers were Messrs. Will Elliott, Will Scotchmer, A. E. Erwin, Hugh Mc- Kay, Herb McGregor and David Me - Naughton. Among the many beatiti- ful 'floral tributes were a wreath front the Bayfield 'business men and a spray front Trinity Church. 'Relatives from a distance attending the funeral included, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mit- chell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell, of '1.,Obo, Mr. John Mitchell and daeghter Mrs. 'Galbraith, Miss Mary Gray, Mr, George Benson and Mr. D. Stafford, all of London; Mrs George Edwards. Lobo, Mr, George Fisher and daughter Ruth of Water- loo, and his sister, Miss Roby Fisher, Kitchener, and his brother, Mr. Burn- ham Fisher, of Doon; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sauder, Mr. 'Robert Sander, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Erwin and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin, all of Kitchener. Misses Drouin of Detroit left for their home Monday haring spent the last two months at their summer cot- tage in the village. Mr. Carson of London, who spent two months in the village left for his home on Sunday. The school opened on Tuesday with Mr. Hillyear, principal, and Miss Sheardown, assistant. Miss E. Dewar has resumed her duties teaching on the Toronto Pub- lic School staff. Miss Peggy %Pahl, nurse in traM- ing in St. Joseph's Hospital, spent Sunday in the village. Miss Margaret Ferguson has re- turned to her duties in Tecumseh. Mrs. R. 'Middleton of Port Credit is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. N. 'W. Woods. Mr. Prior, district engineer, of Lon- don, was in the village this week., BLYTH The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. A. Barr with a very good attendance. The convener in charge of each meeting is asked to appoint someone to 'bring and con- duct a discussion on current events. The roll' cal1. an exchange of bulbs, slips or seeds, met with a splendid response. Mrs. Grasby gave a demon- stration on bouquet arrangement. One stration on .botiguet arrangement, one special arrangement was wildcarrot end salvia, 4\iliCh 'was a very pretty combination, There were numerous types and colors of vases in which different flowers ,were tried, to get the best effect, thereby carrying on the proeet of room re -arrangement which had been conducted 'by Miss Esther Slider last fall. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Alice Fawcett, con- vener of education, who gave a very interesting address on new schools for olcl, or the new ,currioulum. She expressed the thought that the mind of the child is not a cistern to 'be fill- ed but a fire to be kindled. Let us stop filing leaking cisterns and light fires. She also spoke of the splendid work being done by Mr. and Mrs, Fred Sloman nt 'Cam -eat in their school car. Mr. Sloman is a nephew of Mrs. Fawcett and a former teach- er here. It was decided to have a hard time hallowe'en party, arrange- ments to be made at the October meeting Which will be held at the home of Mrs. Stanley •Chellew. STANLEY Death of MTS. Emily Armstrong.— On Monday, Sept. '5)th, there passed away at her home in Clinton, Mrs, Emily Armstrong, wife of the late Robert Armstrong, in her i7dIst year. Born on Goshen line, Stanley, she was daughter of the late John Stephenson and Annie Peck, All her life was spem in Stanley till about twenty years ago when she and her late husband retired to Clinton. Mr. Armstrong passed away sixteen years, ago. Surviving are two daughters, Myrtle Emily, al home; Annie 'May (Mrs, David Kay), of Clinton, and one son, John A., on the homestead farm in Stanley. One son, Milton, died in 19110, and a son, George Lloyd, died -in 19117, One sister mid three brothers also survive; Mrs. Alice Artnstrong, of Pilot Mound, Man,; Ralph Stephenson, of Stanley. Wm. H. Stephenson, of Marlette. Mich., and David J. Stephenson, of' Bayfield. Anniversary services will be held in Goshen 'United Church next Sunday. Sept. Ilth. Rev. Mr. Wright of Brueefield amlI be the guest speaker at the mornin- service at lit o'clock and in the even- ing at 7.30, Rev. C. B. Heckendoen THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW SHOWING DOUBLE FEATURE Jimmy Durante Charles Starrett .up lais duties at the Stanley sc Mrs. G. Simpson and Mos. !Nevins of Hamilton are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson of Detroit visited .Mr. C. D. Simpson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 13. Kaiser of De- troit spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs, a iZ alp fe. Miss Jessie ;Grainger of Clinton spent the week and with Mr. and Mrs. j. 'Grainger. Miss Ellen Scott London spent the holiday at her home .here. Miss Elsie Smith spent the week end in Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead and Floyd of Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan are holiday- ing in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish spent the Week end in Stratford. Rev, Hall Woods of Petrone visited Mr. arid Mrs.' H. AN:mile-ad and preached a very inspiring sermon in the United Chirch on Sunday morn- ing: Miss Margaret Aikenhead of Lon- don spent the week end at her home here. Mr. S. Knox of Windsor spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson. ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. RObt. Allison and son, Mrs. Leon O'Reilly, Mr. Irwin O'Reilly and , girl friend of Sarnia spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Brock. Messrs. Gilbert Jahns, Laverne Skiner, Lorne Elford and Allen "ohns, also 'Misses Dorothy Johns and Gladys 'Skinner spent the -first of the week with friends in Toronto. Miss Joy Whitlock returned to St. Thomas on Tuesday after spending a month with relatives in this commun- ity. Messrs. Dehner Skinner and How- ard 'Johns. also Misses .Gladys johns and Marion Miners spent the week end at Niagara ,Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford and fa- mily attended the Isaac picnic 'held at the home of 'Mr. Chas. Isaac at Spruce Grove on Saturday. The Mission Circle met at the church on Wednesday afternoon and entertained the Thames Roadi Mis- sion Circle girls. Mr, and Mrs. Roland Williams and daughters, and Mrs. Ben Williams spent a couple of days the end of the week at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. RO1:rt. Bragg" and children of London visited recently with relatives. in this vicinity. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wirm Pybus of near Chiselhurst were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Johns. CROMARTY Miss Anna Hamilton visited in Ild- ,erton last week. Mrs. M. Barr and grandson of Stratford visited relatives here last week. Miss Lila McCulloch spent last u'cek with her aunt in Logan. Mr, and Mrs. Lightfoot and family of Exeter spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Allen. Some of those who are in Toronto attending the exhibition: Frank Soott, 'Ross Houghton, Rob Hoggarth, Tom Scott, Tom Cooper and Mr: and 'Mrs, Yr organ Mrs. Will Martin has returned from a pleasant trip to the coast, BRUCEFIELD Mr. Bishop McGregor of .Detroit accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. G. Baird and -Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc- Cowan sApent last week in Niagara and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. Mustard and family have returned from Inver- huron. Rev. and Mrs. H. !E. Wright and family have returned from their vac- ation. Miss Irene Snyder of London spent a few days at her ,home here. Mr. and Mrs. H. Collins arid fam- ily spent last week in Detroit. Mrs, VVm: Smith of 'Exeter spent Monday evening with Mrs, R. Dew - son. Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop of Chats- worth spent the holiday with Mrs, W. Rattenbury. Mr. and Mrs. J. McKenzie and fa- mily and Mr. and 'Mrs. Hamel of Windsor spent a few days with Mrs, Margaret McKenzie and Mrs. IVIc- Ash. Mr. L. Palmer of Fenelon Falls has returned to the village and taken start Cheering ALSO Reckless Ranger Bob Allen Louise Small, MIDNIGHT SHOW Sunday, Sept. 11, beginning at 12:05 Mon, Tues. Wed., Sept. 12-13-14 Madge Evans ' John Boles Sinners In Paradise Bruce Cabot Gene Lockhart Elevenpeople loved, laughed, hated tt and fought, on a lost Island in the South Seas. HARLOCK 'We wish to congrataate Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McEwing on having pur- chased Mr. Angus Reld's farm. The Baby Band, Mission Band, La- dies' Aid and W.M.S. September meetings of Burns' Church were held Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd. 'Miss Levina .Knox in company with other Toronto friends, motored.up on Saturday to spend the week end and holiday returning Monday evening. Miss Agnes Leiner, who has been hol- idaying for the past week at the home of her parents and other friends, re turned with them. 'Saturday and Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Bell were :Mrs. Abraham, Mrs. Davis, Mrs, Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Weston of Flint, Mr, Bert Barnes of Toronto and Miss Taylor of Goderich spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox were invited guests last Wednesday for tea at the surprise party given by 'Miss Louie Herrington, Blyth., to her father and mother, it being their fortieth wedd- ing anniversary. We wish them many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson spent last Sunday at the home a Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor. Next Thur. Fri. Sat., Sept. 15-16-17 Gene Autry Helen Vallds Smiley Burnette The Old Barn Dance Songs, Romance, and Thrills—a Gene Autry hummer COMING: Warner Baxter, Freddie Rartbolotnew Kidnapped Mrs. S. Webb of Mitchell was a recent visitor with Mrs. C. Bowman. Miss jean Snide of .Seaforth spent the week end with her parents. Miss Da Drown of iMount Brydges spent Tuesday with her mother. Mr. 1j. :Sadler attended the C. N. E. on Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. M. 'Carless -of Clin- ton spent Sunday with Mrs A, A. .o„otqohoun. Mr. .and Mrs. G. Vivian and Mr. and Mrs. C. Vivian spent the week end with relatives in Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. H. Templeman are visiting with their son in Toronto. Miss Marie Sillery has returned to her ,school near St. Marys. Mr. and Mts. C. Trott end babe of Mt. Budges were recent guests at the parsonage. Mrs. S. Casey, 'Mitchell, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J A. Sadler. 4.7 Mr. and Mrs. IN. Harburn, called on Mr. and Mrs. J, Leary dur- ing the holiday week end. Mr: and Mrs. A—Jeffry and son of Detroit were holiday visitors at ethe parental 'home. Miss Janet Deering has returned to Detroit after spending a months' hol- idays with her mother, Mrs 3. Mc- Donald. HIBBERT Hibbert Council— Hibbert Council met in regular ses- sion at Staffa township hall on Mon- day, all members present, .the Reeve presiding. The minutes of the prev- ious meeting were read and con- firmed and a number of ,communica- tions dealt ,with satisfactorily. An in- vitation wos received from the execu- tive secretary of -Western 'University for the municipal officials and mem- bers of the council to attend the Wes. tern 'University special exhibit held in the mannfacturers' building at, the Western fair. Bylaw •Nd. 462 provid- ing for the repair of the Staffa Drain received its necessary readings and was 'finally passed. 'Frank O'Brien was re -appointed tax collector foi 1938 and his salary set at 01',50. Cour of revision on the Liffe Drain repai. bylaw will !be held at the 'Clerk's of fice, Dublin, on Tuesday, September 27, at 12 p. m. The following order, were issued: General expense, ;$144,- 44; direct relief, ,4118.33; road expendi- ture, '4i4120,37. The meeting adjourned until Tuesday, September 27, at 2 p. m.—Kathleen Feeney, Municipal Clerk. STAFFA ,Miss Margaret Gilmore, who is in Stratford Hospital, having undergone an appendicitis, operation, is progress, ing nicely. Schools No, Sand 4 have re -open- ed after having been freshly decor. ated and are in change of Miss M Inglis of Stratford and Mr. Wrn Bain of Sebringville. Miss M. Sillery, R. N., of Buffalo is spending her vacation with he., Parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Sillery, CONSTANCE. Rev. and. Mrs. • Charles Leslie and daughters Gwyneth and Marion and Mrs. George Wheatley of Clinton spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and W. Britton. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie and family are to leave shortly for Boston where Mr. Leslie will spend two years at Harvard University studying for,,A his B.D., after which he is to be professor in philosophy and ethics ar Enunanuel College, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Reelcie of London spent the holiday with Mrs. Reekie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. .Britton, Visitors at the 'home a Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson the past week were Mr. and Mrs. M. MoKellar and fam- ily of Seaforth, Mrs. Dr. Goforth and son Fred and Mr. and Mrs. Fred El- liott of Toronto. Miss McKeown of Toronto spent the holiday with her sister, 'Mrs. W. Kernighan and Mr. Kernighan. Mr. and Mrs. W. Logan of Blyth spent'Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 13. 13. Stephenson. The W. M. S. held ars open meet- ing Thursday afternoon with the ,Northside and Egrnondville auxiliaries .present as guests. Mrs. Britton, Presi- dent, 'opened the meeting by use of hymn "Jesus Shall Reign Where 'er the Sun," followed by prayer by Mrs. Robert Lawson and Mrs. Brit- ton. An address of welcome was giv- en by Mrs. Lindsay's scripture read- ing, Mark 13, '114111, thy Mrs. William jevvett. Hymn, "Whosoever Heareth" reading by 'Miss Govenlock. Mrs. Sawyers then told a story using the 123rd psalm as the theme. Mrs. Rev. Workman gave a brief report on the dominion board convention in Toron- to, Mrs. Rev.' Menzies sang a solo, "Not 'Understood." An address by Mrs. Rev. Gardiner on the parable of the talents;' solo by Mrs Norman Carter. Hymn, "Search 'Me 0 God," was sung. Mrs, Rev. Gardiner closed with prayer. Lunch was served. Mrs. Workman and and Miss Cameron ex- tended a vote of thanks to the Con- stance ladies for the ,oleasant after- noon. '4Mr. and Mrs; Austin Dexter and Ferne, also Miss Ethel Dexter of Or- angeville, motored to Toronto for sev- eral days last week: They were ac- eonmanied 'by Mr. a,nd 'Mrs, C. Dex- ter and Miss Lillian 'Adams. They al- so visited relatives in Brampton. • BORN Hartman. ---an Clin ton hospital to Ur. and Mrs, 'John A. Hartman, Var- na, a son i(still lborn). Maloney—On Tuesday, Sept. 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney, of MoKillop, a daughter. Scott IVIemorial Hosei- tal, on Wednesday, Sept. 7, WM, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Chas. 'Pilgrim, Varna, a son.