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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-07-17, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE SEAFORTH NEWS "Couple of Months ago h=' was just another office boy Iu'onnd flit til'lt)k.l S, \\ Snowd„n WALTON Mrs. Ross of Holland. Mlaiiitoba, arrived home on Monday 10 spend a while with her timet; w•h4) 11 ill poor health. Site is a sister of Miss Maggie Kelly. who le eontined to bed at pre- sent. but W. hnpa for 11 speedy covery. - Thomas Pybus and wife of Mani- tou, Manitoba. celled on friends around and about Walton last week. He once 11111) uta the sarin 11511. own - e} by ,'has. Pollard, and attended Walton school. He fount only a small few of Iiia old school mates. and saw many changes. 1t is 50 years .ince he left for the 'West. but is young looking. Irl good health. and has a good memory. St. George's Church Anniversary Sunday Next.— St. George's Church. Walton. 1. is celebrating its 115111 atlniversary on Sunday- next. July 2otl1. The Rev. Frank Lewin. L.Th., rector of Park- hill. and former peewit of Walton. is to he the special speaker at 11 a.I11. and 7 p.nt. The choir under the dir- ection of -Miss Winona Frain will sing music appropriate to the occa- sion. The members of St. George's Church are looking forward to wel- coming many former members and old friends to these services. Sgt. Frederick Rutledge Married At Toronto— A white chiffon gown with long scalloped tulle veil falling from a satin halo covered with lily of the valley was worn by Miss Mildred Dobson when she became the bride of Sgt. Frederick Stanley Rutledge, RCAMC, Saturday afternoon in Kew Beach United Church, Toronto, She carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby's breath. Rev. Bruce Gray - offic- iated at the ceremony and Mr. Young was at the organ. 'The bride, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Dobson, was given in marriage by her father, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs, F, D. Rutledge, Wal- ton. Miss Shirley Iris Dobson was her sister's bridesmaid wearing a pale pink sheer gown with matching halo and mittens covered in blue tulle and carrying a colonial bouquet of pink roses and cornflowers. Mr. Horace Rutledge was his brother's best man, anti_ the ushers were Mr. Robert Laue and Mr. Bud Oliver. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents on Elmer FARERS Attention! FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE PICNIC AUBURN Fri.,July 18 Mr. V. S. Milburn, Guest. Speaker Program, Sports, Dancing. Speak- ing. Ervin Dance Band. Starts at 1.30 P.M. Bring evening lunch. ADMISSION FREE Sponsored by East & West Wa- wanosh, Colborne & Hallett Units of the Federation of Agric. BAND IN ATTENDANCE DUBLIN Late Philip Kenny— The community was shocked by the sudden death of t highly resteesed citizen, Philip Kenny, who succumb- ee to 0 }team attack 00 Friday. He was a native of Logan Township, and was in his 8:31,1 year. In 1817. he was monied 1)t Miss Katherine K. rail, kopf, tint they eel ebra Ied their golden wedding four seems ago. They THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941 KIPPEN The annual Cochrane - McAllister reunion was held at Bayfield on W'ednesrhly, July 9, guests to the number of 54 were present from ('eutralie. Hensall, Kippen. Hills - green, Zurich, Ilrneefield, Varna and Clinton, During the supper hour, a lucky numbei draw was held. the draw being made by Audrey C eeh- rane, and the winner being Stan resided on a tarot in McKillop for Lova, Following supper, SPct'ts the greater part of their lives, rt- were held in the park, withthere- tiring to Dublin seven - years ago, sults as follows, Chticireu under 2, Mr. Kenny was a member of St. Pat. Carol MaMurtrie; children tinder 12, ricks Church, Dublin. and of the Marjorie - Anderson; young men's Holy Name Society. 1 -le is survived race, Allan Love; young women's by itis wife, three sons: Joseph and rare, Rutin McAllister; married men's Fergus of Detroit Mal Lee of Tor- ,'ace. Glenn Lockhart; married wo- onto; and four daughters: Mrs. Dan nu'n's race, Mrs. Ralph Turner; lad - Burns, .Staffs; Mrs, John Cook, of les' time ,'ace, Mrs, Robin McAllis- Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. Mark At, ter; men's• 11015 race, Billy Fuss; kits Detroit, and Mary, at home; ladies' kick the slipper, Peggy Fuss; also one brother, Frank of Dublin, men's kick the slippei, Glen Lock- and three sisters: Mrs, Con l;ewee hart.; oldest person present, Ml's. Seaforth. Mrs. Shea, Duluth. and Margaret Love; youngest person pre - Sister Claret of St, Joseph's Com- seat, Marian Turner. The officers enmity, Toronto. The funeral was elected for 1942, as follows: Presid- held on Monday morning at St. Pat- eat, John H. Cochrane; treasurer, rick's Chureh, Rev. Dr, Ffoulkt-ts of- Stan Love; sports convener, Stan ficialing at the Requiem High Muss. Love, Margaret Love, Mrs, Alex Mc - Tho pallbearsrs were: John Kraus- Mnrtrie, Ruth McAllister; tea—Mr's, 10pf, Harry Burns, Jerome Kenny, George Anderson. Mrs, Harry Fuss. Norman O'Connor, James P. Kraus- The picnic' will be held next year at kopf. and James Krauskopf, Marty Bayfield the second Thursday in spiritual offerings and floral tributes July. Half of the proceeds collected were received including a blanket of this year, are being sent to queen's flowers from the faintly:. sprays fund, front Ford Motor Co„ Toronto; Mr. Miss K. Jarrett and Miss 111ta Jar. and Mrs, Join Brackett, Mr. and rots spent the week end with Dr. and ,llrs, Perkins. 911'. and Mrs, Robert Airs. Gilbert Jarrett 01 Stratford. avenue. Toronto, her mother reeeiv- Atkin and family, the Atkin Family Mrs. Margaret StalTord' of St. 1111 111 1 narysheer time: will white •aned. Women's - Club, all of Detroit. 'Phomas spent a day last week with ae•eessnl'fes and corsage of pink Those attending the funeral from a Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis, tenses, She was assisted by 'lits, Rut- distance included: Mr. and Mrs. Sirs. G. Herdman and family have ledge in an orchid skeet' dress with Mall: Atkin, Bir. and Mrs. Joseph returned to their home in Buffalo white aeceseories and corsage of Kenny. Jerome and Dorothy, Sir. niter a two weeps vacation with Aii•s. Joanna Hill roses. '1`lte couple left. and MIS. ileo Sn10181(i. Mr. 01111 Mrs. .1. B. Hyde. o1), a short motor trip, the bride go- 1•an'n'y !)e -Snaith, all of Detroit; 91r. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hyde visited Ing away in a beige and white cost- and .lir.. John Cool:, Youngstown, relatives in Oshawa over the weep tune. On their return- they will lire Ohio; 1,,'o Kenny and Patriein and emir in North Toronto. 1Vi11i11111 I1:u•u1011, Toronto, Mr. 1 11 41 Mrs. Russell Geoghegan and son ,;,1,6(11 9!o& 4i 1 1s 'uo•i; ,111 the MI•s, Leo Torry and Ken liur115, Bobby. Airs, Alice (10011 and daugh- -1rm teidtr ;rtcr hsoya' cemlp;etcel ,1)r Windsor, and Sister Clover, Toronto. ter Pauline of 14)11(1011 spenta feet' .51r1 111E,, trip through Canada is .111,1 \\ or,1 ivas retteive 1 of a tragic m days last 111 ek with Mr, Mid airs, 111e \lidalc '\Vcu, \Ir, \11thuritis ,111 1 ac ide',t about 1111 miles front Jas, 111111yutout, is eiese,resident of the 1)ntnte I'1,1- 1I1,11te:l0„li, when'Mrs. N. 111:11 cull Sir. and Mrs. Norman Long and 11 e '. :. • ,ciau,m, :mole frit trio ;•, i t4' ara'tdrhildrra -,t ere in,tan lc Alias Jean Long spent Monday 10 t ;,mtl.anl 111th the :;cod '4,1c1 .111,.1. killed. The other ,,crueaefs of 1:11.- Owen S 01111). tee la! w Tette r• , ' l,' I,.rr,l l",;,, 4' ear.Mr. and +\br •. i) limn, '011(1 nt, of Mr. and Airs. E. Dowsuu and 'Airs. 1 to 1 11 I\L1'c't .it Vii. Thoma• ';1s' the children. were t tkc11 to the ho-- .Si, Little spent 'aturduv in. Senfolt11 — _ ..... 4 eesSa.r. i orbit e1 e 'cin „eel ;II ;diel :n a cr,tu.r comlitien. \Ir, R, - r i th, i t I i n tke Cleanse ease 1)1 1- a sister ei Airs Catharine to AUBURN ttinn 1 t t ,lor1, \meriean t"nri.•, ton :1)1.1 .i 1 miter 14,idt'111 J. t 11. )11, a the pioneer rest ;1 41 e,1 this fr,m visitittit 1 011:4.10 •lie 'laving 14°1'_ c4,uun:m;;y, \lecaud5r \L; Krnzir. on -•ora. ,1 11°1 111 'NI1e1t'r \\ r.1 \ I-.t:,r•• \lie, .el;er1 1.i1lin, i. elr- 1 s h • 1 � 11 t'd'11 'rt Trer nth, 111 tis trih 1 -•-;tates.}Ic .a l 11111 ne 4(11 1•".1•,. u l1v'th tier ,-na,-r. I ,.cph Ili,'440 Il f' i tt•,i• r4co . ararct .,a:;a 1)l, ..erten•. t. ,.1.. nr 3.1 lin 1,141. a 5 )11„11 H i_';1) - ,111 \I: met, 1' Il''rl1: \kiss Mar. ,,5111:' at;n at the \r'soul, 1 efhile 1 01.1 that clothes arrr .1,, •l, i:tll in 1)t;l, l., n,d,�n, 0111 hes: parents, 1i.• F. •• r• i•, r,;+ •t_ t.trc. He rru,c.rc•d suntrwh.d 'end Irth . 1 r1 t, c 1. 511 :aid \l1'. 1'. Dal: 1\i, -o .\ndre w -,c^ts u,lc t„ :flake a. trip to '1-,ir„oto to t 'n• 1 I ,iket It o.{ rte •''•, 4+_ vctr ..t teres .r •.t ., \I' \I \I I 1• '1 , •,r tel 1"1"'”'n 11"""1- 1)111;-ct is uendin; a few week hem, flit i't•r>h`er \lr, A. P. L.eu tt, 'NI 1% \11111141H 114E .1111 e1th hcl .ori at Linwood: ,l:uurs } • \ rrl, ,5rs a er.dc'l i.1-'”" 11,.rt y- uta,,. r i - \'Icklr. 'en sa0 ct,••l- another stroke Krtilskopi at• Grand t Ben 1, Mrs itis 11111 11 l\Ir, \Ir- tang, •'IR'e• �'1:e,1 r 4m 4 ,'c6%rk 1n• 11111 het. the el 1 followin-1 in the n, ,rt1014, e'. hitt- J Ir 4 k '111 1, K Irs. lr11 Caro - views.” 'Mr \tci;alin said. "! otter ''anent•, I\I r. and \Ars, I'hotitas U'- Kenzn's .parent., riLuuthl and Cara- views.rrd re NI to 115 1 ,Isaid.n: 111 ver Rourke; \Ir, and firs: William .\rk- line McKenzie rc.idcd et Francis- ,- royd, 1.43mh,n, with I\1 r. and Mrs. ;lo- 1Sn1ti1 100 9!orth dssrtrr and herr 91'. die." Ids said the De, \Iniac., Iowa, seo•h ()'Rourke: lir, and \1 r, l:d- p1ownaen are 111514,1' u, ha, e (bit ," , ward IAlcGratil, !Merton. with •lcrank I99 li111 Ata li mn 1\larch . .1 t 4'ontpetitnr, at their-plowin. ala trite f 9j 'L I1nell; t\l iss Anna -Dillon. 51st_ I\V11c•rl .f5 yearn 4;i age he bryali to and may ,cosi 117e'11 tel attend the Lt- larch with her parent. I\Ir and Mrs. ]tarn the trade of harass, nevem— with rnrtional l,lo0in. match this y,•ar 111 I), 1)11100. (NI 11ary Rran and \Irs, i), Cameron of Layfield and later he Peterborough an Oct. 11, 15, U,, 1r. Katherine \1-el)e ,nott, Toronto. at ,/lenrd a branch harness shop in A11,11- Mr.- and 14Irs. H. Last of Welland their home here; 1\liss Peggy Ryan. 1 smelt the week enol with her sister ant in rn•aprrtttinn lvitdi Gcnr e Mrs, R. W. Hoy. Stratford, with her uncles, .Patrick Mrs. Chas. Drager left for Doon and Jo egh'Maloney; (Mrs Phomas Henderson, Bayfield, until SSW w•hea this week where she intends to spend Batters and children are vacationing he sold out to Isaac Richard., Follow•- a while with her son Ritchie. xt larinus pointe, Mg this he worked ill several towns Isahell Bateman, Hamilton is ho' I\\ord was received here of the and villages as a carriage trimmer and daying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hoy, and her sister in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bryans and child- ren motored to Toronto for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Drager and children holidayed with his mother last week, and Mrs. R. Bryans. Kenny Bennett of Petawawa post- al department, spent the week end in Walton, and Mrs. Bennett and Ronnie and Shirley returned with hint to spend a week ie northern On- tario. VARNA Miss Rena Johnston, R.N., of Ham- ilton, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston. have returned home after spending a week's holidays at Port Carling. Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. McAllister and chil- dren of Detroit are guests of the formers aunt, Mrs. D. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Beattie have returned from Windsor. They were accompanied by Mrs. Beattie's niece, Miss McBride. Mr. Beattie has been engaged as principal of Fiesherton. school and intends moving next month. 01r. and Mrs. Beattie will be greatly missed in the eommunity and we wish them every success. Miss Carnochan of Tuckersmith has been engaged to teach' S, S, No, 6, Varna. Sunday being decoration day in Baird's Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Reid and Mrs. Annie McNaughton of London attended and called on Mr, and Mrs. J. Rathwell. Mrs. Argo and little son have re- turned to their home in Toronto af- ter spending a week with her par- ents. They were joined byMr Argoo on the return trip. Mrs. A,ckerviller of Stratford is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ben Rathwell of Goderich township. Mrs. Ackerviller is in her 94th year, and took in the Orange 1 celebration In Seaforth Saturday and Sunday in company with Mr, and Mrs, B. Rath - well called on Mrs. J. Rathwell Mr, Geo, Elliott of Toronto is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. G. H. Beatty. The induction of Rev. Reba E.; BLYTH Hero, pastor for ,four years in Algoma and the lirsi woman to be inducted in- Piano Exams-- to xams—to a change in 'the Heron Presbytery, All pupils of Elizabeth Mills, A.T. took ,place on ,F1rid'ay last at the Un- C.M., who tried piano exams, were ited church in .'Goshen, Stanley Town- again successful with honors in con - ship. The service, at which ;Rev. R. A. nection with the Toronto Conserve - Brooke of Hensall presided and ad- tory of Music: death of Dan '99', Feeney, at Toledo, Ohio, following an operation, also that of his sister-in-law-. ,9 -Ars, Francis B. 'Feeney, only twenty-four hours later, The funerals were ,heti held at Blessed Sacrament ,Church, Toledo, on 'July 9 and )10. Dan Feeney seas a first (011511) of Patrick Feeney and [Mrs, (Jane Burns, and he and his wife visited relatives here frequently dur- ing the past ,few years. ,A, 'Sutherland of the 'Bank of ,Com- merce staff is athsent on three week's vacation; I\fiss (Lucille McGrath, nurse -in -training. -at St, I\lary's hos- pital, Kitchener, is vacationing -with 151r. and Sirs. William Curtin; Miss Peggy Walsh and friend. Toronto, eith Mr. and I\Irs, John '\Walsh; Stewart 'l'refell, Toronto, with -lir. and Mrs. (William J. Hanley; !Misses Genevieve and Rose Feeney, Toronto, with their mother ,Mrs. Kathleen Feeney-: :James L. Looby, St. Cather- Ines, with his nosier, tlIrs. A. .\I. ILodhy, Mr. and Mrs. NIan'k Atkin of De- troit; Mr. and Mrs, John Cook of Youngstown, Ohio; Mr, anti Mrs. Joseph Kenny of Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Kenny of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenny of Toronto, all attended the funeral of the ]ate Mr, Philip Kenny of Dublin, Miss Genevieve Feeney of Toronto is visiting her mother. Miss Margaret Walsh and friend, of Toronto, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh. h. s Miss Anna Meagher spent the week end with Miss Mary Evans, Miss Agnes O'Connor, R. N, of Harper Hospital, of Detroit, and Mrs. Donald Miller and Buddie spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Dan O'Connor before leaving for Cali- fornia. dressed the congregation, was lodge- Grade I, Joan Killough, honors. 1;y attended, the three congregations Grade II, Marie Raithby, honors. of Varna, !Melee, and Goshen being Grade III, 'Lois Grasby, honors. wet! represented. Rev. W. A. IBrem- Verne Pollard, honors, tier of ISeafor-eh addressed the nliuist-, Grade V, Laurel Laughlin, honors. er.At the close of the meeting lunch was served and a social hoar enjoyed'. -Send us the names of your visitors. spent some time in the carriage fact- ory at Galt. ,He accepted a 'position as ,baggageman. at the Credit 'Valley station. On !Septenllber ,30 1114',13, lie was married to Tette Young of Aalb- 1r,t and then moved to Kippen w'here Mrs..McliCenzie died in ,1(924. Thirteen years ago. f\'br, !McKenzie returned to Auburn and for eight years iie Cnlltiil- ued his trade as harness maker. 'Hr was an ardent reader which 11e enjoy- ed the more theca -use of his impaired hearing. fin late years 'he was not slble do carry on conversation except ihy writing. He was a member of the t\lornin;; Star Masonic Lodge of Car- low anri an elder of -Knox ,Cnited ,Church here. He is ourvived Ihy two daughters, Mrs, Arnold Code (!Ber- t11a), and Mrs. A. T. I\Va'lker (Carrie) (both of Toronto. The funeral service was held at ;Knox 'United church !Monday afternoon at 4100 o'clock and was conducted by the Masonic Lodge. 111151al w -as in the family plot at 'Balls Cemetery. BRUCEFIELD Mrs. Fred Thompson of Sarnia spent the past two weeks with her mother Mrs. W. Stevens, who is ill. Friends of Mrs. Stevens hope she will soon be restored to health. Mrs. Robert Douglas of Kapukas- ing visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Douglas and other friends last week. Mr. Stewart Horton of Toronto is at'- his with spending his vacation w i par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Janda Hotton. Mr. and Mrs, C. Haugh and Mr. and Mrs. W. Haugh attended the funeral of the former's brothel', the late Mr. Dan Haxgh, at Dashwood, on Monday. Owing to the heat and dry wea- ther grain is ripening very quickly. Most of it will soon be cut. Miss Betty and Bobby Allan are spending their vacation with their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Petrie of Toronto, and at their sum.- mer um-mer home at Dorset. Messn's, Bill Murdoch and Carlyle Cornish and Miss Mary McCully spent Sunday in Alliston Mr. and Mrs. P. McMartin, Toron- to, spent the week end with Mrs, Abe Zapfe,, • -' Members :.of 1 the eelefclpaft'mid-Gil moue 'familieo4 held a very`suceesaful picnic • in -.Bayfield recently. Ball t4r 1 REG THEAT Seaforth NOW PLAYING SAMUEL GOLDWYN Ure)ents Mon., Tues., Wed. He's the fastest .vCLAUDET?E 0Yero1ke mall .±y. CLAUDETTE COLBERI' RAY f�ILLAND "ARISE, MY LOVE" Directed by MITCHELL LEISEN AParamount Picture NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Ray Miiland William Holden "I Wanted Wings" WITH CONSTANCE MOORE VERONICA LAKE Thrills -- Laughter -- Excitement - Adventure - - - Love - COMING -- "SIS HOPKINS" litimagligsmoneur games ami rare, were enjoyed in the afternoon and were followed by a Mettle supper. Following 15 the re- sult of the races: Children, six and under, Douua A1eBride Boys, Ie and under. Iluglt Zapine. Girls 10-1 5. Blanche 2aphe. Wheelbarrow race 51r, Stan Love and Mrs, A, Zaphe. 3 legged 11105, Mrs. C. .Moon and Miss Moon. Balloon race, Blanche and 1-i'ugh Zappe. Balloon race, then, Mr, Glen Lockart and Mr, R. Alelh ugail Kick the slipper Rattiest, Mrs. AV 7,aphe. Kick the slipper 141514 4. 91r. Glen Lndutrt and Air, Alex Mrllea11 (tied). Bottle contest, hiss Audrey ('ocluaue and Sergi. Alex Corrigan. H-iLLSGREEN Qnite a number from ,Ills 411513 11-1 attended tate Coeln'aau• picnic 11x1+1 in Hayfield recently. There passed away at her hunt, ie Hensel! Mrs. Andrew 1,4lve, It 1.1,id, eat of this community until retiring to Hensall a few years ago. The sympathy of the tennintlltity is •x- teudd to the bereaved family. A nnurher iroui this di4n'iet cele Muted ,iuly 12111 in Seaforth and re- port a large gathering. A resident of this community passed away at his home near here. M1. Arthur Ricker, He has been ;til- ing for quite some time hill passed away suddenly at the last. The sympathy of the communal' is extended to the bereaved mother and family. Mr. Ben Cowing, Miss Grace Govt. ing of Glenallan and Mr. Roy Good• win of St. Jacobs visited for the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Davidson. The hay crop is all harvested and report a very light crop and the cut- ting of grain is now in progress. All reports are a good sample of grain. Owing to the dry weather the berry crop is reported a failure, • WINTHROP The W.A. and W.M.S. held their regular meeting and bazaar in the church on \Vednesday afternoon, July 9th, when they entertained the ladies of Egmoudville and Walton. There were 85 present. The presid- ent Mrs. E. Toll presided. The theme of the meeting was on Racial Broth- erhood andkthe president explained it very fittingly, showing that it needed to be demonstrated more than ever now. Hymn. "Thy cease- less unexhausted love," was sung and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. Mrs. W. Dolntage gave the words of welcome. The Scripture reading taken from the 72nd psalm was given by'Mrs C. Hilton and g a Mrs. R. MacFarlane offered prayer. Mies. W. Davidson, of Walton, favor- ed with a very beautiful solo which was followed with the roll call on Brotherhood. A duet by Jean and Margaret Habkirk was very much enjoyed. The president welcomed Mrs, Patton to the society and we all feel she will be a great asset to it. Hymn, "In Christ there is no East or West," was sung, which was fol- lowed by the offering and prayer for Peace. Mrs. We Cuthill of Walton favored with an instrumental. Mrs. Gardiner -sof E nondville our guest speaker, gave a very inspiring mes- sage on Stewardship." Site explain- ed that to be a good steward we should ,use our time, talents and Money for the furthering, of God's kingdom. The ladies' quartette Of Winthrop rendered a beautiful num- ber and Mrs. H. Alexander moved a vote of appreciation to all. Hymn, "Lord; while for all mankind we pray," was sung. The meeting clos- ed with the national anthem and Mrs. Patton offered prayer. A dainty luncts was served. She bad stood as much as she could, but her enthusiastic partner in khaki seemed ready to go on for ever. At last she . got desperate. "What's the difference between dan- cing and marching?" she asked him. "I don't know," he replied brightly, T' 'thbi'tght -sol," she snapped. "Shall' we sit down fort a bit?" CONSTANCE The regular meeting of the W. A. was hold in the basement of the (-Much Thursday. July 11)111, with the president. Mrs. 13. Adams, in the chair. Following the opening exit•- uv the minutes of the last meeting were -read and adopted. After the buoittess was discus -.;ed. Mrs Adams took charge in the 11*111144 of Sir's. Ella Carbon for Croup 3 Hymn 41swassung followed with prayer 115 Mrs. ,'!Ilford Britton. Tin• ,nature le_sen w>w read by Mr.. Geo. Addison. O1rs. Britton read a splendid sten 01) What I Alight elate Been. A solo by 9100111' \!e I r i -m w.rs 111uri1 nN'yet Hymn 13e. snug. Miss 11 len Britton cies.-11 the nee -title with prayer. Mies iter;: Johns of Newmarlyn spent the week end with her anal. Airs. Robn. Lawson and Mr. and 9It,,. 1.nrU, Law stet Mr. :11li Mrs. 1u,1194 and Sic., Shirley. reonned home Suh 1 r1 att.•r Sirs. fleshy anti Shirley hid sp two wreli-4 h.'re•. 1St..: Rab,. 141 us„1W nettled wi+h thein. Sirs. Myrtle ('arn)chant of Eloise, Mi,.higan, spent a few days with her sister. Mrs. Eph. Clarke. Mies liana Armstrong fs spending 0 few weeks al her home. Miss Ethel Dexter and Miss Irene (a end of Kitchener .spent the. week. etnl at the home 01 Mr. and Sire. Austin Dexter. Mr, Aubrey Toll and sister Amy of Auburn, were guests at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Austin Dexter. Tile regular meeting of the \V.M.S. was held Thursday afternoon, July 10th, Mrs. Britton. the president. presided. Thence "Demonstrating the Way of Christ in Brotherhood.” Hymn 296 "Brother Make A Friend of Jesus." The roll call was answer- ed by all repeating a verse of Strip. ture with the word "Faith. A read-, ing was given by Mrs. B. Stepiter 'l1 son, Ales, Britton gave a few word t� on the racial brotherhood. Reading by Mrs. C. Dexter, "Liquor and War Effort." Hymn "Look Ye Saints the sight 1$ glorious." The meeting closed and the W.A. then took charge. Robert Irwin, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Irwin has received word from the Western Conservatory of Music that he passed hie Grade III Junior Piano examinations with first glass honors (31 per cent.) Robert is a pupil of bliss Helen Britton. BAYFIELD - L. 0. L. No. 24 and a number of citizens of the village spent the lith at Seaforth. Mrs. R. F. H. Gairdner and Miss Betty are in Chicago this week at. tending the 50th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Gairduer's fattier and mother. Mrs, 0. W. Rhynas and Miss Peggy and Jean Balkwill are guests of Miss Nora Ferguson, who has been dlh Mr, and Mrs. E. Kendall and dau- ghter of Elmira and Mrs. R. Poth and son of Caledonia are enjoying a hpliday with titeh' parents Mr. and Mrsn W. Jowett. Mrs. Gray and daughter of Detroit are spending two weeks' vacation in BWingate-ayfield. Mrs, Gray lived here as a girl and many remember her ae Miss Mr. and Mrs. Eberhart Sr. and Mr. and Mrs, K. Eberhart, of London. spent the week end in Bayfleld, Mr, and Mrs, C'laytoti of Chlcagr are enjoying ing a two weeks' holiday in Bayfield and Goderich, .- Mr, Norman Toms and wile are visiting Mr. Tom's mother, Mrs. John Tonns, The Red Cross Society are holding a bingo and dance in Jowett's pavil- lion on Friday evening, July 18th. Over 50 prizes are to be given, and the Airport orchestra or Port Albert will supply the music for dancing. Coach—"you're doing well, son. The way you isit that line and the way you dodge and tackle and worm through them is marvellous." Football Player -'!It comes easy to me. I used to go with my mother to the barbel sales." "The siren had just sounded," a maid Somewhere in Kenttold her employer, "and I have laid your tea on the lawn."