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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-09-07, Page 4PAGE FOUR JOIN THE CLUB For ten cents and the label end showing the teapot trade- mark, from any packet of SALADA TEA we will send you a Beginner's Outfit oh 1-64 page Stamp Album. 2-100 all -different stamps. 3—Big list of thousands of stamps offered Free in exchange for SALADA labels. SALAD A STAMP CLUB - 461 King St. W., Toronto THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Snowdon Bros., Publishers WALTON Mrs. Janet Frederick, Miss Janet R. Frederick and Miss M. Helena Clark of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Dundee, Walton. Mrs, Frederick is s sister of Mrs. Dundee. and before her marriage liv- ed in Walton. Miss Evelyn Dundas and Miss Kathleen Smith are visiting friends at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Nethery and children. Belgrave, spent Sunday at R. W, Hoy's, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sellers and Clayton have returned home after spending their holidays at Heidelberg with her mother Mrs. Hoerle. - Miss Helen Steles of Kitchener spent the week end with her mother Mrs. -Dan Steiss. ' Miss Anna Innis and J. Driscoll are holidaying at Toronto. Those from Walton who took in the Exhibition at Toronto were Mr. end Mrs. Ken Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kirkby, Mr, Ralplt Travis and Al- vin •Farquharson, and Ross Bennett: Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall and Mrs. Ida McTaggart, Mr. Jack Drager of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Mel La Combe of De- troit, and Mrs, K. Rutledge and Ere. Ism. of Toronto, spent the week end with their parents, Mrs. C. Drager. Mr. J. Gill. who has been visiting his sister Mrs. K. Ferg, has returned to his home in London Mr. and Mrs. K. Ferg and Marian spent the holiday with Mrs. Ferg's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Gill of London. Mr. Will Bolton of Rochester, N,Y spent the holiday with friends. Miss Dorothy Bolton. who has spent her holidays here, returned home with him. Miss Joan Wells and Larry Proth- eron of Toronto spent the past week with their cousin Beth Shannon. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Humphries of Walkerville, who have been visiting here: returned to their home on Thursday, Mrs. I. Bolton, who has been very Ill, is slightly improved. Mr. Wes Hackwell, who has been laid up with typhus fever, is im- proving. Mrs. -foe Lave has returned home after visiting rite past two weeks with her daughter, Mr:.. Leming and Mr. Leeming in McKillop. Mrs. Margaret Dougherty of Blyth ,ent a day last week with Mr'.. Huth Felten. Mr'. John \iuld.a.ns :,i Brandon. Manitoba, who has been visiting rela- tives and fritnde for 'the past month. left fur her home yin Saturday. Mrs. Colby of Toronto. Mrs. Orval I-Ilhkirk. of \ti in Cham, and -Misses 'LOIS Henderson and - Kathleen Far- yu sar&ti.n o` Sea'orth were recent vis- itor.. with Mrs. J. Lawve. Mr, and Mrs. Clifford lour ,f Hih- eert were recent visitor- with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broadioot in Grey. Mrs. Joint Bolger has been visiting ser daughter, \1.r,. Frank Johnston Winthrop. Mr. A. J. Carter SieciOrth is vis- itiii Isis soy.. Mr. Joe ('arter. JIr, and Mr,. W. + . Itenne•tt spent a fety dans lasl !Nsok at the exhibition Air. and 11r-. Joe Davidson and Merray spelts the holidays with rela- .Mr. and Mrs. diel LtCntnt'se and Miss \Vis:uifr-1 Drager of Detroit spent the •.te•:k end with Mrs. Chas. Imager. Mrs. R. J.'Dougherty will leave soon 1n' her new house she is building in ,V-'st STcmkton, She •'sn::<e•i of het• farm early this year t-' the :1IeMich- ael brothers. BLYTH Jenkins-Cooper— A pretty September ,nub a rdi: g yew; solemnized as the home :f the bride's torrents on Saturday afthrnoon. when argil Leona, daught- r - lir. and Mrs. A. J. Conpct 11 uih see.Gode- rlee, was united in merriege to JIr. .Harold Stewart Jenkins. et Windsor. snit of Mr. alei Mr. W. r Jenkins. Blyth. Rev. W. P Ler,. efliedated and the wedding til+ was played Mrs. G. P Myer, The liride,.given 11, marriage by her father. was gown - .al in pink tulip brocaee wi•.t: - weet- heart neckline, short 1'utfed leeves, and a quaint bustle bow wheel swept in pale blue taffeta with small ruffles at the back in bustle effect, and shir- red fuchsia in velvet hat. She carried a colonial bouquet of. roses. The groomsman was Mr. Gordon Jenkins, of St. Catharines, brother of the bridegroom. Atter a wedding break- fast at the Park House, Godevich, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins left by motor for a trip through the New England states; the bride traveling in black with gold trimming and matching accessories. LONDESBORO Miss Helen Yungblutt of London is visiting at the home of her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yungblutt and Misses Margaret and Kathleen Yung- blutt. Mr, Russell Good and Mr, Carl Longman attended the Toronto Ex. on Saturday. mr. Duff of Ridgetown-was a guest at the home of Mr, Roht, Gibbs over the week. end. Mrs, Harold Wagner of London who has been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprung, has returned to her honre,. Mrs. Grierson and daughter, Doris. of Sunderland are visiting at - the Milne of Mr. Fingland. Miss Alice Fingland is holidaying with Throne) friends. Mr; and Mrs. James McCool and Phyllis were guests at the home of Mrs. Fred Armetrottg of Grimsby over the week end. Dr. lint Mrs. L. Whitely of Gerrie Wore guest: at the home of Mr. Robt. Yungblutt on Sunday. Miss Gene McCall. who has beep visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Simpson McCall of Walton, has • re- turned home. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Moffatt of Leek- uow visited at the home of Mr. Geo. McCall one day last week, Miss Dorothy Little left Monday to take her position on the staff of the Oakville public .school. Miss Esther Jamieson, who has been holidaying at her home, has re- turned to Toronto. Mr. Fred Johnston of London called on Londesboro friends on Monday. Miss Fern Watson spent a few days last week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack Sinclair of KTppen, Mr. Meredith Young, who was em- ployed at Leslie Ball's garage. has moved to Auburn where he is wnrk- iitg on his grandfather's farm. Mr. Jack Meek of Goderieh, has taken the position vacated by Mr. Young at Ball's garage. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Smith of Toronto who have been visiting Mrs. Smith's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hall, have returned home.• McKILLOP The W.A. and W.M.S. of Duff's Church. McKillop. held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Eldon Kerr with a gond attendance. The president. Mrs. William Shannon, presided. The meeting opened by singing in unison hymn 28, followed with prayer by Mss. Craw. The first criptui'e lesson was taken by Mrs. Arnold Scott and the second Scrip- ture lesson by Mrs. John Gordon. The roll was called and responded to by a text on Thanksgiving. The minutes of the previous -meeting were adopted as read. Hymn 268 was sung and the last chapter of the study book was ably given by Miss Vine Murdie. after which Mrs. Russell Dorrance favored the ladies with a well rendered solo. A poem was given by Mrs. Chester Henderson. Hymn :1115 was sung. Meeting closed by repeating the Lord's prayer, and singing God save h++ King. Lunch was served by the hostess Mrs. Eldon Kerr, and Mrs. Harvey Mellwain, .Mrs. GPI. Wheat- ley astd Mrs. John Kerr. BRUCEFTELD • Delft miss the educational treat in the school mons of Brucetield Church on Thursday, 8.2e. Sept. 7th, when Mr. Donald McLean, I3.A.. of Guelph. Iaaf member of the Community Lite Training Institutee will give his illustrated talk: "Agriculture Faces \,.'v Se, oe. Facts. There will also be t':atio pictures. One. t Mar Against Microbe"; tw., r. 7 di: Beaver r uiry ': - three. re "The isms! kelt thoee w•he help each fetter." Probably the moa prile:ta' ;rlrsl, ,.::ue::ti+.ual Ilm ever released. A metsage fel. every f)u'at r:- teen - enmity. Mr. McLeae ie k',':wn by into a softly flowing train. Site wore many in t t c:;ntniu )t y. c. draped turban •.l1 -rat wing tulip Mr. a .n Mrs. L. Eyre ars! Pun Leer limeade, and carried an. alm bouquet y with relatives at Blake +r. Japanese blies Miss Evelyn suhmay, Cooper was her sister's ,..!'idestnaid, r J. GALLOWS GARAGE SEAFORTH Chrysler Plymouth and Fargo Dealer Cs+tyre it) <itid see tion net'. Plymouth car and F ar y, Truck ittice it S:r;i,: I"rs•c':' t r:r +_ar ,,:',__ i.•.n.. pine ty`I :tog we willwillror.:e . , .,. Electric Welding Done by eh an. t :.l ad .i,:•r, K.,r•. (deur \\cork. get Ira'et.,•eel t,•_ p:;_l s,l, •4..,1•i• a.:,;., .. ,r sly>u i:.yrl" PHONE 179. All Repairs Stri,:tly Cash. SEAFORTH e Asa. 1'o Pease THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1939 spent a few days at the home of: her Detroit visited Mrs. Maty Creole, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Snider Mr, and Mrs. Edward McGrath, of last week. Ilderton, visited Mr. Frank McConnell. Mies Ellen Scott of London spent Mr, Frank Krauskopf of Toronto vis - the week end with her mother Mrs. lted Itis parents, MJ'. and Mrs. L, A. T. Scott, Krauskopf, Miss Evelyn Grainger of Stratford . Go Tuesday evening the congre- epent Labor Day with her parents, gation of St. Mary's Church tendered Mr. and MrJ, John Grainger. a farewell to Rev, Mr. Capper, of • Mr. Painter returned to the village on Monday to resurne his work at S. S. No. 10. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs, J. B, Mustard return- ed from their vacation at Inver Huron the first of the week. Miss.Jauet Watson has returned front Trois Pistoles, Quebec, having finished her 'French oral course in the summer school there, Rather than hold the annual Flower Show the Brucetield Horticultural Society will arrange a "bee" to beheld at the Brueefield cemetery in Stanley township to improve the grounds, The directors of the Horticultural Society met in the basement of the church ea Frida.y eyening and decid- ed to cancel the flower show this year owing to a recent dry spell and made plans for isiiproving the Bruce- field cemetery, which is one of the oldest cemeteries in the district and being without any official board is in need of attention. The township fast year provided a new fence around the cemetery. Any persons interested in the upkeep of the grounds -who can give assistance it will be appreciated. The Horticultural Society plan to hold the "bee" sometime during the first week of October and any men who can help with the work ,are ask- ed to come. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Doan of Al in- ston, Mt'. and Mrs. Wm. Robertson of Deckerville, Mich., spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs, T. Dunlop of Chats- worth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and Mrs. Rattenbury. Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead and Floyd of Stratford spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs, T. H. Wheeler. Mr. and tdi'e. B. Kaiser, of Detroit, spetrt Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. H. 7.apfe. Misses Irene Snider and Ellen Scott spent the holiday at their homes here, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sholdice spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Pater- son. Mr. and Mrs, John McKenzie and family of Windsor and Mr, and Mrs. Hamlyn of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs. Margaret McKenzie. Miss Anna Cornish spent a few days with 'friends in Mitchell. STANLEY Mrs. G. Beacons of Listowel expects soon to leave Bayfield, where she has been since May 20 as nurse to Miss Mary Taylor, who will miss her very much for she certainly bus been very faithful to her duties. Her many friends that she has made will also miss her. Mrs. Margaret Cleave has not been enjoying the best of health lately. Mrs• F. McClymont and children Mary, Ivan, Margaret and also her aunt, Mrs. K. Shannon, returned to' their home at Varna after spending the last two weeks at a cottage at Reynold. Miss Mary I. Huether of Brussels has been eirgaged as teacher of S.S. No. 5, Stanley, and commenced her duties on Tuesday. Babylon school has been closed as there were only 4 pupils of school age in the section: these are being takers to Varna school. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce McCliuchey spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lees Saunders in Detroit. Gordon Saunders, who has been here for some weeks, returned to the city with them. Miss M. Lovett of Londesborough spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hayter and family of Baby- lon Line. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs, James Early. Miss Mary Joan Early and Miss Frances Early of Detroit were holiday visitors at the home of Mrs, L. J. Looby. Mr. L. Thompson of Shelburne spent Sunday with Joe Looby. A large group of neighbors and friends assembled to pay a last trib- ute to Mrs. Mary Rowley, whose fun- eral was held at St. Patrick's Church on Friday morning. Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes and Miss Mary Beale presided at the organ. Many spiritual tributes 'were received as well as floral offerings. The pallbearers were Edmund ()Hearn, Michael Nagle, Thomas Milyneaux, James Krauskopf, Wal- ter Carpenter and Ted Hickey. Those attending the funeral from a distance Were- Mrs. Margaret McElrey, Carol O'Brien. of Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. McElrey, Sinuce, Miss Eileen Car- hert and Mrs. -Phelan. Clinton. Itster- ntent was; in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Mrs. Edward Desmarais and dais- eht-r Lenora have returned to their home in Chicago after a month's vac- ation with Mr. and Ms's. Alex Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Reynolds of Detroit were week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Car - neuter. Mi..s Muriel l.stoisy is visiting with friends in Detroit. All teachers- returned - to their s.'ttnols tili: week. Mr. Collins -of MIt- h .11 to the public school, Dublin; Miss Florence Smith to Gadshill: Miss Dorothy Molyneatix to Drys- dale; .Joseph Carpenter to Chatham: ::;router Martin of the Presentation Order to Montreal: John McGrath to •:is:k',ra; Miss Arnie McGrath to .:.derv• Mises Gertrude and Peggy M,.T,i'a+th, n, Ki*.:,itener. Go and Mrs. R. MeCorlidek of Do- led: i 1 Mr. rihil M - Jatnes mail Mrs. Jana, - sH t.. y ••f Tor- vis/ied V', -,l 1 Betty Hanley. mese fir:; of T'rntc and n.•. Frank r'Ta l:•`ais of Brantford •aly• ui:l. tit.: •• ., r. and Mrs. ...; AI Lnrtdutt yis• Airs, Teres% r dos , 11;-s. Jiat•intt Ii+:II n!' London and sti:-iir:•": Dili of T.xr.9,tic'• .visited! Mr. Mrs. J. Di tit lie)- of Kit -I vi T ,i. yyt and Mrs. T. J, i. ' Mrs, i+ldward Hs:lihan of Mitchell, who has .been the rector: The following is the address: Dear Mr. Capper. We, the congregation of St. Marys Anglican Church of Dublin haye gathered together to remind you of the esteem in which you have been held by all of us; to express our sin- cere sorrow that you are leaving us, and to wish you continued happiness in your new home. Your kindly dis- position and your willingness to help us at all times has been a great in- spiration to us and you will be great- ly missed and hard to replace. We would therefore ask you tp accept this gift as a token of our esteem and we wish you Godspeed and continued happiness through the years to come. Rev. Capper thanked the people for their gift and the support given him. in his 13 years here. CONSTANCE Mr, Frank Riley is having a new blacksmith shop erected, Mr. Duncan McDonald of Brussels having the contract. Messrs. George Hoggarth, William Jewitt. Wilbur Jewitt, Charles Stor- ey and Peter Dunlop visited the Can- adian Exhibition in Toronto on Tues- day last. Miss Olive Grimoldby is spending a week with her aunt Mrs. Roy Barnett of Weston. Mrs. Benj. Snell returned home from Toronto on Tuesday after spending a few days with relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millson and son and Mrs. Thos. Pollard spent Sunday at the hone of Mr. Joe Mann near Clinton. Miss Mary Moore returned to Tor- onto on Monday after spending two weeks' vacation with her brothers, Wsn. and Milton Moore. The W.A. and W.M.S. are holding their monthly meeting at the Monte of Rev. and Mrs. Menzies at Londes- boro on Tuesday, Sept, 12. All the ladies of the congregation are re- quested to attend, as plans will be made for our fowl sapper. Please note change of day, Miss Donelda Adams has resumed her duties as teacher an the staff of the Clinton public school. Miss Adams was successful in obtaining her certificate in elementary vocal music as taught in public schools, from Western University, London, Mr. Harvey Nott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nott, of Hullett, motor- ed to London this week to begin a business course in the London Busi- ness 'Institute. VARNA Holiday visitors: Misses irette. Mary and Doris Chuter in company with brother, Elliott, all of London, and Mrs. Jack McBride met at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Chuter. Mr. and Mrs. Latham and little son Billy and Miss Beatty at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs. L. Beatty. Mr, Alvin Elliott at the home of itis parents. Mr, and Mrs. M. Elliott. Rev. and Mrs. Peters returned home after a holiday at their clottage in Muskoka. Misses Florence and Kate Jamie- son, brother Fred, their aunt and Mr. Lindsay of Blansltard, at the home of their cousin, Mrs. M. G. Beatty. Mrs. G. H. Beatty, Mary Elizabeth and little son, G. M., attended the C,N.E. last week. Mr. G. H. Beatty and Lee McCon- nell attended the C.N.E. Saturday. Bessie Chuter, Lillian Elliott, Jean Reid and company spent a few days at Bayfield last week. The W.A. of St. John's Church met at the home of Mrs. Henry Diehl RE,GENT TTRE Seaf orth NOW PLAYING Edward G. Robinson, Paul LLtoas "Confessions of A Nazi Spy" Mon., Tues., Wed. one L -o -n -g LOUD WO NEXT THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY • PAT O'BRIEN-JOAN BLONOELL•WAYNE MORRIS MAY R0BSON • JANE WYMAN • STANLEY .'tELOS mem e$ENBEOOM • Pon totnS • Directed by LEWIS SEILER • Oneonta by WARNER BROS. ' $er•an Ploy by lm. Weld and Richard Macaulay • from an Oa5lnol $levy by o Igen Trumba • A nal aallonal Pielur�l maionomosessommisionswaslaimmowas Thursday. Members of the township council met in the hall Tuesday. Mrs. Beatty and sort. Bill and Miss Roberts were renewing acquaintances In and around Varna Sunday. Mr, Grassick has returned hone after spending a week with his daugh- ter and son-in-law In Hay. CROMARTY Rev. John Elder of Milverton spoke in the Preebyteriau church on Sun- day, The choir rendered •special music. '1'Ite Rev \ \ Lowther, Taranto, %sill preach next Sunday morning in the Crotumty Presbyterian church. Airs. George • Wallace with Mr. and Mrs. HeaSgy, Stratford, at their sums titer cottage on Wasaga Beach; Mr. and 11 r:. Thomas Scott. Fergus Mac - Kellar with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott, Flrodhagen, STAFFA The meeting of the Staffa Junior Institute was held at the home of the president, Margaret Allen. The roll call, "A form of politeness I especially admire,' was answered by 21 girls. During the business period a commit- tee ommittee composed of Isabel l rake, Mary Agnes Hamilton, Jean Burns, Kath- leen Colquhoun and Anna Hamilton was appointed to arrange for a wein- er roast. It was decided to purchase a hot plate and kettle. The topic was given by Grace McLauchlan on "Eti- quette." Isabel Drake read a poem. Anna Mae Kay gave a tap dance number. A baby picture contest was conducted by Jean Miller. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted. by Agnes Miller, Isabel Templeman, Ma- rion Drake, Gladys Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Brien visit- ed in Toronto with Mr, and Mrs, C. O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Worden were Toronto visitors. DIED King, Robert William. ---At Leam- ington, Ontario, Monday. September 4th, beloved husband of M. Pearl Carter, :331 Armadale avenue. Tor- onto, and father of Jean, Jaynes and Harry. Funeral service at Clinton, from Ball and Atkinson's funeral chapel, 2 p.m„ Thursday. September 7th. Inter- ment Clinton Cemetery. WINTHROP Teachers and pupils wended their way back to school again after a long holiday. Mr. and Mts. Joseph Little spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Geddes of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton and Larry spent a few days with Mr. and. Mrs. A. Sperling of Wroxeter. Mrs. Bolger of Walton has returned: Monte after spending a few days with Me, and Mrs. Frank Johnston. Mr. and Mrs, Ferg Bullard, Betty and Jack, of Kintore, called ea friends in the village on Sunday. Miss Vera Hoist visited Iter bro- ther Mr. Elton Hoist of Graveniturst during the holidays. Mrs. Eaton spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan last week. Mrs. Gillies, Bruce and Isabel, re- turned home last week after spending a few holidays on the boat with Mr. Gillies. Mr, Reginald Pryce left on Monday for his school in Grey Township. We, wish him success. Mr. Samuel McSpadden left on Monday for Shakespeare to take charge of his school. Best of luck, Sant. Mr, and Mrs, Foster Bennett, Billie and Mona, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eaton, ammell UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT Western Fair, Sept. 11th - 16th, 1939 One of the most attractive features at the Western Fair in 1937 and 1938 was the UNIVER- SITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO exhibit on the second floor at the east end of the Manufacturers' building. Thousands of people visited the exhibit and found it Intensely interesting. It will be In place again this year in an enlarged and im- proved form. Do not miss it. Young people who are looking forward to a university career should not fail to see this exhibit, Sta-rting Sept. 1st, Walker's Furniture Store offers the Greatest Bargains in Furniture ever offered anywhere. Come in and see for yourself and save money on every piece. Buy now anything you may need, while these prices last. Special Week End Bargains Special Prices on Mattresses and Springs, Cots, Day Beds and Studios over the week end Walker's Furniture Store, f{{eal rth `Ynv tdety.1.lA763r1R': eil<P a,F ': a.7J, av° :Iaitzet.r"rt":'f.5