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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. E. A. Norris left on Saturday
to vielt her son, Mr. Norman Norris,
at Long Branch, and ale° relatives in
Toronto.
Mrs. John McDonald of Windsor
was a visitor here this week owing
to the serious illness of her brother,
Mr. James Devereaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walker of Tim-
mins, visited the former's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Wacker and left
on Wednesday for several weeks' hol-
iday in Florida.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A, Zimmerman were Mrs.
W. Yeandle and faintly, Mr. Harry
Bossence, Miss Christie Forest, Ken
Yeandle and Jack Graff of Stratford;
Leonard and Melvin Yeandle of Wind-
sor, and Ken Pigeon 01 Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred R. Parsons and
spa Walter visited in London on Wed-
nesday afternoon last. Mr. Parsons
attended a re -union and banquet of.
the Amy Club of the Y.M.C.A. of
which he was a former member.
Miss Roselli Burns spent Sunday
afternoon with friends in Dublin.
Mrs. Hugh Jack, who was ill in the
hospital, was able to return home
on Tuesday.
A work meeting and tea was held
by Mrs. M. Dorrauce's group of tate
Ladies' Aid of First Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roghr and daughter Ruth Ann
of Kitchener, have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong -
Miss Ella Roulston, R.N., of Scott
Memorial Hospital, has returned after
taking a refresher course at the Nurs-
ing School, University of Toronto.
Miss Margaret Wurm attended a
party given in honor of her birthday
on Jan. 31 at Kitchener at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Norris.
WALKER'S
FUNERAL HOME
UNDERTAKING
AND EMBALMING,
J. R. WALKER, JR.
Holder of Government diploma
and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
MANLEY
Mr. Fred Eckert stpent the creek
end in our bung.
Friend's and neighbors ,gathered at
'home of Mr. and 'Mrs. John Leon-
thardt last Monday evening tut do hon-
or to the 'bride-to-tbe, \i!iss 'Vera
Lconbardt, by giving her a kitchen
shower. The ,presents twere numerous
and wselul. After the tpresentation
they all indulged in games and danc-
ing. After email was served 'they con-
tinued tthe dight fantastic until the wee
hours of the morning, all leering
wishing the young 'cau.ple .a smooth
journey through 'life. The wedding is
to take place sit an early tdete to :Mr.
Bert Haney of Tuckersmith.
STAFFA
Mr, and Mrs. Melville Gray Di' N1
hank with Mr. and 'Mrs. O. W.
Peeed.
Mir. attcl Mrs. Aldwvorth of Exeter
were guests 'of ,their son, Rev. 'and
Mrs. A cbworth at 'the personage,
Mrs. ((Ren.) A. W. Churchill, of
THE
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Excellent Portraits at the
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Come in and make an appointment
Christ Church, lIautp'hirc, England,
is ., visitor with her n'usin, firs. Ce-
cil Bowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl o& Whal-
en visited Mrs.+\\^tn. Sadler.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 'W. Norris were
visitors hit Mr. and Mrs. T. Mar-
shall, Fullerton.
Roy Miller and Mrs. W. Warden
of Stratford visited \lr. and Mrs. J.
M. Miller. -
BORN
Driscoll.—ln Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, Feb. 3rd, 1940, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Driscoll, Walton, a son.
Rantoul.—In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on Monday, Feb, 5th, 1940, to Mr,
and Mrs. Mac Rintoul, a daughter.
PAGE FIVE.
VALENTINE
SUPPER
Under the auspices of the Woman's
Association of
• Northside United Church
WED. FEB. 14TH
Supper Served From 5 To 7
EVERYONE WELCOME
Admission 35 cts.
BRODHAGEN
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beuermann and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Eisler near Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Berry and fancily
of Hamilton visited with Mr. and Mrs.
George Mogk.
Mr. Albert Hollatz of Stratford is
visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Wm.
Mueller.
The snow plough made a wonderful
Job on the county road to Bornholm.
Mrs. Wm. Riehl Sr. of Mitchell is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S.
Riehl.
Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl is still confined
to icer bed. We wish her a speedy re-
covery.
EGMON'DVILLE
The Egtnon•dville United Church
W.M.S. rnet at the manse on Thur--
day, 1' tit. ra. Meeting opened by ihynut
38 and prayer by President Mrs,
Gardiner. Roll call teas responded to
by •2b members and two visitors. The
visiting committee reported three
calls and three calls ,to newcomer:,
'Phe Christian Stewardship secrcdtary
gave her repprt. During Fdhruary
Sirs, Brown and 'Mrs. McGonigle
',sere ,,,ppointed to assist Mrs. Me.
Quarrie, A letter 'was read 'by Mrs.
Keys regarding 'second hand clothing.
.Mrs. McGonigle was appointed' so
assist Mrs. Brown in preparing hale.
Mrs. McMillan gave the treasurer's
report and besides meeting our alloc-
ation have it small tbalance on band,
Miss ,Moore then flavored nt with a
ptaao 'sole \ s t i of thanks was ex-
tended by Mrs. Nott and \lrs. Rout-
ledge to Mrs. Gardiner for her untir-
ing efforts in making the study book
so interesting during the past year.
'Unanimously adopted and kindly ac-
cepted. Mrs. Odell, accompanied by
Mrs. R. E..M'acKenzie, favored with
a solo, '"Face to Face." 'Phe study
book was then ably taken by Mrs.
Allan. assisted by Mrs. MacKenzie.
Mrs, Odell and Mrs. McGonigle. The
'worship service was conducted by
Mrs. Nott, all singing hymn - .3343.
reading of Scripture by Hiss C.auter-
on, 'Mrs, McQuarrie and Mrs, .\be-
Gonigle, Theme was "Beginning of
(Jerus'a'lem." Hymn 394 was sung and
prayer reed 'by Mrs, Nott. IWe regret-
ted to learn of Mrs. \Vatson s irliness
but 'hope was expressed .for a speedy
recovery. We 'were reminded of the
+\\',.M.S. Day of Prayer in Seaforth
St. Thomas' 'Church on Fob. 9th when
as many as passable were requested to
attend. Our Ibratidh .will be represent-
ed by Mrs. Allan. Meeting closed Iby
hymn !1108 and prayer by the presid-
ent. Lunch was served Ihy Mrs. 'Mac-
Kenzie, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs.
Allan.
SCOUT -GUIDE CONCERT
(Continued From Page 1)
most amusing.
A Scotch song„ "Mary of Argyle."
'by !James T. Scott .was ouch enjoyed.
Mires, the magician, gave a splendid
!performance of oriental and 'acccid
en.tatl ,mysteries and 'wizardry and the
children's eyes got biug'ger and 'bigger
as bunnies disappeared and white
doves f'le•w out of a cake the nmgician
had just baked. 'Miss Mires show-
ed °enc •fote'Iy •magic pictures.
The Girl Guide choir, directed by
Mise 'Turnbull, sang two .pleasing
numbers, "Robin Dear" and "Wood-
en Shoes," The 'closing scene. "The
Snout Patrol," dentcnstrated the right
and wrong way of rendering first Iia.
A'bottt 130 boys and girls took
'part in the programme. under .the
following officials.
Boys Sco.t9ts, Olarence 'Trott, Scout-
master; assistant Scoutmaster, Eric
Grifl, Allister Wigg, Bob McCallum,
Cubs, Ed. Daly, 'Cutbmaster ; assist-
'1nls, 'Mac Southgate, 1)ave Grieve,
Donald Scott; Girl Guides, 'Captain,
Mrs 'Miller; Lieuaenants, Rabb Chuff
and 'jean Stewart; 0rownies,'Leader,
Alice Daily; assistants, d114a'rjorie \ViigCg
and Jean, Dale; 'Girl Guides Associa-
tion, president, Mrs, 1W. R. Shane;
secretary, Mrs. W. C. Sproat; H. "G.
Meir, 'Chairman, boys and ,ginls . eem-
mietee.
STANLEY
Mrs: Peter Gingerioh visited with
Mrs. William Sparks on Friday last.
Miss Gladys Baechler returned
hone Friday after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Oliver
Steckle.
Mrs, William Carnie and son Rob-
ert called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston of the town line on Tuesday
of last week.
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoggarth at-
tended the funeral of Mn George
Mantle of Exeter last week.
Messrs. Ernest Allan and Thos. L.
Scott attended the Allis-Chalmers
convention in Toronto on Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Lila McCulloch and Miss iMc-
Googan, teachers at Winchelsea,
spent the week end at the former's
home. •
Misses Mary A. and Wilma Hamil-
ton spent the week end with their
parents,
Congratuatiotcs to Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbert Chappel on the arrival of a
son on Saturday, Feb. 3rd.
ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiss of Kit-
chener spent the week end with Mrs.
Thomas Feeney,
Mr, SVilfrid Flynn of Clinton spent
Sunday with friends here.
Miss Mary Walsh returned from
London Hospital last week, and is
getting along very well.
Mr. John O'Connor attended the
Normal School At Home in Stratford
last Friday evening.
A number of the members of the
C.Y.O. were in Stratford on Monday
evening at a social evening as guests
of St. Joseph Church C.Y.O.
A fair crowd attended the euchre
and dance in the Parish hall Friday
evening. Honors at euchre went to
Miss Clara Eckert and Joseph Mei-
ady. Agar's orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing.
NORTH McKILLOP
Mrs. Love, who has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Leem-
ing, is much improved after her re-
cent illness.
Mrs. Joseph Thornton has returned
after two weeks' vacation at IGtch-
ener at the home of her parents and
brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Ed Regele is in Scott Memor-
ial Hospital. We hope for a speedy re-
covery.
Mr. August Beuermann is confined
to Scott Memorial Hospital under
the doctor's care.
RALS
A nominating convention of the Liberals of
Huron -Perth will be held in the Town Hall
HENSALL
on
Friday, Feb 9th -�0
At 1.30 P.M.
To nominate a Candidate to contest this
Constituency in the coming election
The Meeting will be addressed by
MR. WM. GOLDING, M.P.
and
HON. W. D. EULER
God Save The King
CHAS. ZWICKER
President
J. A. McEWEN
Secretary
CHISELHURST.
The congregational meeting was
held Friday evening last in the form
of a pot luck supper with a good at-
tendance. During the business part
of the meeting Mr. Ben Stoneman
favored with a piano inetrumental,
and Mr, Brook a solo which was
much enjoyed by all,
The Young People's Society will
hold their monthly devotional meet-
ing next Tuesday night. The meeting
will be in charge of Beatrice Drover
and Gerald Glenn.
EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH
(Continued From Page 1)
Shaw Mission Circle, $41,61; Young
People's Society, $57.83; Mission
Band, $16.34. The W.M.S. and IVlission
Hand both exceeded their.alloca.tion.
Appreciation was expressed by the
board of stewards of the loyalty of
the members and adherents of the
congregation to the appeals made
during the past years, also to David
McLean–for the generous gift of suf-
ficient wood to supply the fuel requir-
ed for heating the church,'and to the
Woman's Association in their en-
deavor to meet the various needs that
have arisen. A hearty vote of thanks
was also tendered Rev. and Mrs. A.
W. Gardiner for their active co-
operation and leadership in the work
of the church,
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EUCHRE AND
DANCE
at Winthrop
FRIDAY, FEB. 9
Agar & Hogg Orchestra
Euchre 9 o'clock
ADMISSION 25c
Lunch Served
Old Tyme
DANCE
at Kippen
FRIDAY, FEB. 9TH
ADDIE IRWIN
And Her Melody Boys
COME ONE ---COME ALL
General Admission 25 cts.
C. Watson 'Manager,
KIPPEN
For Sale.—One Portland Cutter, in
first class condition. 1\', E. Butt,
Kipper.
,Messrs. John and Fiotward Hyde
spent the 'week end in Toronto.
Mr. Howard Clark of Winona is
visiting wi'rh Robt. D. ELM:.
Mr. Arthur I.nn i- spendin„ a
few ,hays with friends in Toronto.
Miss Westlake of Exeter is visiting
with Miss Irtli Fer useit.
lir. J,,hn \icMurtrie and Mr. W. E.
Butt shipped a carload :,f cattle ,front
Nippon station last nweek.
Mr. \\n. McKay- is confined t,. the
house with an infection in his foot.
tWe (tope he will soots recover.
Mr. John Murray of Minnesota was
the guest of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Stewart during the week.
The many friends of Mass Isabel
Moir of Hensall will be pleased to
know that her health is much imp-
roved after her recent illness and Is
now the guest of her sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and £VIrs. J. D. Stew-
art and Miss Winnie.
Mrs. Wm. Chapman spent a few
days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McGregor and family.
Miss Helen Chandler of Blenheim
spent the week end at the home of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Chandler.
Miss Marr Westlake of Exeter is
visiting at the home of Miss Irma
Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of Hills -
green visited recently at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William McLachlan.
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Parsons and
Prayer was then given by Ruth Pet
Gerald spent Sunday with Mr. and h.-
Mrs. Joseph Linden of Denfield. Ick. Scripture lesson was taken by
Tommy Banshard, Psalm 2. 7, foilow-
Mrs. Maude Pybus of London is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. H.
Ricker.
Mrs. Percy Sales has been confined
to her room for the past month under
the doctor's care, and her many
friends hope for improvement soon.
The Young People of St. Andrew's
held a social evening this week which
was much enjoyed by all.
Mn Wm, McKay is somewhat bet- HjgBERT
ter, but will be confined to the house Township Council--
for some time yet. The Hibbert Township Council met
Mr. Lloyd Brock spout the week in the township hall Saturday, Feb.
end with friends in London. 3rd, all members present, the Reeve
— ` —`
residing The minutes of the preva-
BRODHAGEN WEST
The roads are nearly all open for
traffic now. but not for the cars. The
main roads only are open for cars, so
that the horse and cutter is the best
at present.
Mr. Henry Koehler is spending
some days on business in Stratford.
Mr. August Beuermann is not as
well as his many friends would like
to see him and is mostly in bed, and
his doctor has told him to stay there
for some time yet. He is troubled
with blood clots In his veins.
Mrs. Fred Hoegy is improving a
little after her recent illness and is
able to be up for a while each day.
Mr. Jerry Deorr took a contract to
cut 50 cords of hardwood for Wm.
Bennewies. The snow is very deep in
the bush, which makes it hard work.
Mrs. Henry Koehler spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Regele.
WINTHROP
raven United Church held ite an-
ual meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 30th.
The pastor, Rev. R. W. Craw, occup-
ied the chair and Robert McFarlane
was appointed secretary, In his re-
port of Session, the pastor stated that
during the year four members were
by death and twenty-two
new members were added during the
year. This is the largst incerase or
new members in the history of the
congregation. Mr. William Somerville
and Mr. Lorne Elliott were reap-
pointed to the Board of Stewards and
Mrs. R. Bolton takes the place of Mrs.
H. Alexander who retired. Receipts
for the various departments for the
year were as follows; General fund,
$1208.17; M. and 14£., $191.81; W.M.S..
024L41; W.A., 8153.24; Smrday School
874.01; Y.P.S., 377.40; Bible -Class,
37.17. The meeting closed with the
national anthem and prayer Ity the
pastor. Lunch was served by the
ladies of the congregation.
The Winthrop Y.P.S. held their reg-
ular weekly meeting in the Sunday
school room this week. We opened
the meeting by singing hymn 103,
ed by business, offering, minutes and
roll call. A reading was then given by
Reeta Holman, "To Win the World."
Hymn 148. Topic was given by Olive
Pryye, on the first and second com-
mandments, which was enjoyed very
much. Hymn g59. We closed the
meeting by all repeating the Lord's
prayer.
BLYTH
The death took place on 'Wednes-
day night last of 'James B. Tierney,
.who resided about a mile west of
Blyth on •the An'burit road. Mr, Tier-
ney, who was in this Sit year, had
Vheen ill about a week'swi'th pneumon-
ia. He had held many 'public offices,
especially in Masonic circles, and had
been a member of the band 'for many
years. Last summer he and his wife
celebrated their getiden o ed ling. Mr.
Tierney is survived 'bt hu wife, wi o
was formerly \pass-'l'hotnnaor of T -[u -
lett 1ti 1 t {salt tern, Mrs, BattiBeall'of
Milton and Vera, t, at hatnc, also three
sons. Terrance ''Clifford and John at
(home. !One son, Alrthur, made the
supreme sacrifice in the great war.
p
ous meeting were read and adopted..
Mr. Frank Allen and Mr. Lloyd Col-
quhoun were instructed to receive
tenders for fifteen cords of hardwood,
beech and maple, to be delivered at
the Township Hall on or before Apr.
1st. Tenders to be received on or be-
fore Feb. 170. The auditors' report
was presented to the council, and
after careful consideration was adopt-
ed as satisfactory. The following ac-
counts were paid: Municipal World,
supplies, $44.01; Salvation Army, do-
nation, 325.00; direct relief. $80.04.
The Council's next regular meeting
will be held on the first Saturday of
March at one p.m.—Thos. D. Wren,.
Clerk of Hibbert.
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