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TOWN TOPICS
Rev, Dr, J. Semple will preach
the anniversary sermons aL
Mount Q''orest on !Sunday and
lecture Monday night 'at the
congregational dinner.
.Mr, and Mrs, John Kellar re-
turned Sunday from Chicago
where they attended a conven-
tion and visited friends and rel-
atives, Mrs. 'R C. Bonnett, her
cousin, of :Clarksburg,- West Vir-
ginie, accompanied them home
from Detroit for a visit,
Dr. Donald J. !Munn left by
air for 'London, England, on
Saturday to resume postgradu-
ate training.
Attending the funeral of the
late Mrs. John Mc:Laurin at
Kincardine on Tuesday were
MT. and Mrs. George McGavin,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacLean
and Mr. Fred MeGavin.
Mrs. Mary Box and 'Mrs. Pau-
line McMaster are attending the
annual convention of the On-
tarioHospital Association meet-
ing in the Royal York Hotel,
Toronto, this week. Approxi-
mately 2500 delegates are talc-
ing part.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon 'Flays of
Detroit were weekend .guests of
Mrs. C. P. Sills and (Mts. R. S.
Hays.
'Mrs. 'Rose Ibbotson, Guelph,
spent a few days last week vis-
iting with frieinds.
Mr. and IMrs. Frank White,
London, spent the weekend with
Mrs. B. Cleary.
Miss Peg Q•uarrie, Kitchener,
iting with friends.
.Mr. and Mrs, S. Henderson of
'Mitchell were weekend guests at
the home of Mr. and (Mrs. E.
Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Henderson.
Mrs. John Boyd Sr. of Wal-
ton, is a guest of :Mr. and Mrs.
Win. !Leeming.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon McGon-
igle spent (the weekend with rel-
atives in Aurora,
',Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dale, of
Sarnia, were visitors over the
weekend with the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne .Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Agar, and
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Anderson,
of Sarnia were called here this
week owing to the serious illness
and death of their mother, Mrs.
Thomas Broome.
Mrs. Wes Agar and daughter
Donna and Wm. Musgrove of
Sarnia were Sunday visitors in
town,
Mr, and Mrs, Evan Hoffman
and Florence of Burlington
:pent the (weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, Hoy Lawson, Goderich St.
West.
llr. Arne Buch, who has spent
the summer in Denmark, is vis-
iting friends here encoute-to his
home in Alberta.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Ernest Adams on Sunday
afternoon included Mrs. Annie
Henderson and daughter Gladys
of Mitchell and 'Mr. and Mrs.
John Gorbutt of Winghain.
Clair Haney arrived home on
Monday from Strathroy Hospital
where he has been since his re-
cent racing accident. He is wear-
ing a cast and is :able to be up
and around,
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Upper Canada Bible Society
Cjmmunit: ser vice
in Northside United Church
SUNDAY, OCT. 28
AT 7 P.M.
SPEAKER, REV. R. N. KEYES
Bible Society Representative
A FILM WILL ALSO 13E SHOWN ON THE WORK
OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY
Everyone Welcome
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parcels after which she expres-
sed her appreciation to all, and
all joined in singing "For She's
a Jolly Good fellow", Lunrh
was screed:
Misses ,Helen and M a r y
Thompson, of iFergus, spent the
weekend with 'Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Cals.
der McKaig.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Harburn
with 'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Riley
of Mitchell.
!Messrs. J. Hocking, K. Midler,
R. Morris and iD. Miller visited
during the weekend with Mr.
and !Mrs. Arnold Storey, King-
ston.
The annual Dalrymple party
was held in Staffa Hall on Fri-
day night.
CROMARTY
TheMarian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary Thanksgiving meeting
was held in the church with the
ladies of the WMS as guests.
Mrs. 'Carter Kerslake presided
and opened with the 'Call to
Worship. The scripture lesson
was read by 'Mrs. Eldon Allen.
Business was conducted by the
president, Mrs. J, !Miller, who
also offered the dedication
prayer, A thanksgiving topic
was given by Miss Olive Speare.
'Mrs. Eldon Allen and Mrs. Robt.
Laing sang a duet "Count your
Mercies" :with 'Mrs. Sam McCur-
dy as accompanist. 'Mrs. G. Cle-
land, Listowel, who is Presby-
terial President was guest
speaker and gave an informa-
tive address on the work which
is being accomplished by She
WMS. 'Mrs, Calder MoKaig
thanked all those taking part.
The ,meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer and a social half
hour was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Wallace,
Margaret and Deborah and Mrs.
Grace Scott visited in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank'Cadick
on Sunday.
The ladies of the 'WMS were
in Seaforlbh on Thursday as
guests of the IM'OKillop Auxiliary
at their Thanksgiving meeting
and at St. Marys on 'Monday as
visitors with the ladies of First
Presbyterian 'Church who were
celebrating :the 70th anniver-
sary of their WMS.
'Mrs. 'T..L. Scott, Mrs. E.
Moore, Mrs. L. Sorsdahl, Miss
Olive S:peare, Mrs, M. Houghton
and Mrs. T. Laing were guests
at the Carlingford W. I, meeting
on Wednesday night and assist-
ed with the program.
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is expressed to 'Mrs. Jas.
Miller whose 'father, Mr. Elmer
Scott passed away last week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. George Wallace
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Wallace, 'Carling-
ford.
Mr, Oswald Walker has re-
turned hone from South Huron
Hospital where he had been con-
fined for two months.
A ,miscellaneous shower for
'Miss Caroline Walker, bride of
the week was held at her home
on Friday night with ,Misses
Wilma Harper and Alice Sors-
dahl and Mrs. I3tu•ry .Elliott in
charge of arrangements. Mrs. T.
L. Scott led in a singsong and
also contributed a solo number.
Mrs. Walter O'Brien gave a
reading .and several contests
completed the ,program. The pre-
sentation of it !beautiful array of
gifts followed with Mrs Harry
Elliott reading .the address and
'Shaven 'and Karen Stott carry-
ing a 'decorated basket laden
with the gifts. tivlrs.:Elliott as-
sisted 'Caroline in opening the
EGMONDVILLE
:Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Semple
and fernily of Kitchener were
guests on Sunday with the form-
er's parents, Dr. J. and Mrs,
Semple at the :manse.
Recent visitors with 'Mrs. J.
S. Watson and Miss Alice Wat-
son were fMr. and 'Mrs. G, Man-
ning and Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert
Clark and family of QM2uirkirk.
Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew (Houston were Mr.
and Mrs. Grant 'Houston, Ay-
ton, ,Mrs. Vera Watson and Mr.
Chas. Stephens o.f Exeter.
Miss Frances Houston is
spending a week with friends at
Brantford.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Andrew Hous-
ton spent a recent 'weekend with
friends in !Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Scotchmer
have returned from a pleasant
visit with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and iMrs. Yallop
of Toronto,
We are pleased to know that
Mr. Clair Haney is able to re-
turn to his home after hie re-
cent accident, we hope that he
may $oon be restored to his us-
ual health.
'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Keyes
of Windsor spent the weekend
with the former's mother, Mrs.
Nelson Keyes.
CROP REPORT
Fanners are still taking ad-
vantage of the very fine weath-
er to catch up on outside work:
considerable progress has been
Made with silo filling, harvest-
ing of beets, turnips and fall
ploughing, says G. W. 'Montgonr-
ory, Agricultural Representa.
tive.
Northside United Church
Minister, Rev. Bruce W. Ball,
B.A., P.D.,
10 a.m., Church School and
Adult Bible Class.
11 a.m., Special 'Service in ob-
servance of Laymen's Sunday. A
full Male Chorus will lead the
singing. Dr. Paul L. Brady will
speak on the sulbjeet "A Layman
Looks At The Church". 'Other
leading laymen will share the
conduct of worship. This is a
'Service ,planned for laymen by
laymen, and all our people
should (lake a special effort to
attend.
2.30 pin., Presbytery Rally in
Ontario 'Street ,United Church,
'Clinton, to climax ,tie week-long
Preaching Mission under the au-
spices of Huron Presbytery.
7 p.m., A Community Service
in our Church under the aus-
pices of the Local Branch of the
Upper 'Canada 'Bible Society,
with the 'Ministers and Congre-
gations of First Presbyterian,
St. Thomas' Anglican, Egmond-
ville and Northside U ni e d
Churches participating, All are
welcome.
8,15 p.m., Y.P.U.
First Presbyterian' Church
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell,
Minister.
11 a.m., Morning Worship.
Evening Service withdrawn
and a joint service will be held
in Northside 'United 'Church in
the interests of the Bible So-
ciety.
Egmondville United Church
Rev. J. Semple, Minister.
10 a.m., The :Church School
and Bible 'Classes.
Special :film for the boys and
girls.
11 a.m., The Public Worship
of God; Guest Minister, Rev.
F. Bramley Heys,
11 a.m., Nursery 'Classes.
11.30 a.m., Junior 'Congrega-
tion.
7 p.m., The annual meeting
of the •Bible Society in 'North-
side United !Church.
7.30 p:m,, .Brucefield Anni-
versary. We send our most cor-
dial greetings.
Tuesday at 8 p.m., meeting of
the official board.
Wednesday at 8 p.m., meet-
ing for Bible study and prayer,
.November 4th, Sacrament of
Baptism.
You are invited to all our
services.
Reception and Dance
FO R
MR. AND MRS. FRANK NIGH
Friday Night, Oct. 26
At the Community Centre,
Zurich
,Turkey Supper
AT DUFF'S CHURCH
MoKILLOP
Wednesday, Nov. 7
from 5.30
Admission: Adults 1.50, children
under 12, 75c. Tickets available
from members or at door night of
the sapper
BAZAAR
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Saturday, Nov. 3rd
Starting at 3 o'clock
Sale of homemade Baking, Pro-
duce and handmade articles
Afternoon Tea
BRUCEFIELD
The Autumn Thankoffering
of the WMS of Brumfield Un-
itedChurch was held on Wed-
nesday evening, Oct. 17th when
guests were present from Hen -
sail, Kippen and Northside Un-
ited 'Church, Seafel:lb. The pre-
sident, !Mrs. S. Davison presided
and opened the meeting with
the reading of a poem 'and a
hymn, and gave the words of
welcome. The devotions, were
lead' by iMrs. IFI. Dalrymple, with
Mrs. G. Graham reading a
thanksgiving meditation and
Mrs. B. McClinchey leading in
prayer. All enjoyed the num-
bers given by the ladies from
the, visiting churches. Mrs. G.
Hess and Mrs. T. 'Coates from
Hensall sang a duet, Mrs. H.
'Caldwell, Kippen, gave an in-
teresting reading, Miss ,Betty
Ross sang a solo entitled "He"
and a duet by (Mrs. P. Moffatt
and Mrs. A. Johnson, ISeaforth.
Four 'CGIT girls received the
offering. Mrs. Robert Allan in-
troduced the speaker, Mrs. 1.
Desjardine, of Grand 'Bend,
who spoke on Stewardship—Our
Time, Our Abilities, Our Pos-
sessions. In speaking of our
time, she said if we figured out
how the hours of the day are
spent we would be surprised
what a small portion is given to
God's work, and that most of us
have only one talent but we
should use that to the best of
our ability. Then to give our
possessions according as God
has 'blessed us. 'Mrs, Ross Scott
presented the speaker with a
gift in appreciation of her in-
teresting and inspirational talk,
Mrs, L. Wilson thanked all who
helped make the meeting so en-
joyable. At the close of the
meeting all were invited to the
Sunday School room for lunch
and a social hoar.
WINTHROP
The 'C,G.I,T. and leaders ex-
pect to call at all the homes 00
Monday evening, Oct. 2ttth with
their C.G.I.T. bags for dona-
tions for their missionary pro-
ject, Pins, needles, soap, ash
cloths, towels, etc, will be great-
ly • appreciated. Afterwards, they
will enjoy a Hallowe'en •patty at
the home of Mrs. Will Dodds,
thus combining sharing with
pleasure.
Miss Ethel McClure visited
her sister and(brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor, of
Staffa, last week.
Mrs. J. W. Patterson is visit-
in'Clinton with 'Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Bennett.
Mrs. Melvin Nichol and two
children of Stratford, 'Mr, and
Mrs. Ben Gibson and -two child-
ren of Corrie told Mr. -and firs.
Gerald Watson and two children
of Blyth were guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Blanchard and Mr.
Iliram Blanchard on Saturday
evening.
The WMS and W.A. will hold
their meeting in the schoolroom
of the church on Wed., Nov. 7.
The delegates to the Presbyter-
ial will give their reports. Rol]
call will be on 'Peace. It is asked
that each member donate such
items as soap, washcloths, pins,
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thread, etc.
This is the last call
for second hand clothing. Circle
4 will have charge of lunch and
Circle 3 of the program.
Anniversary services will be
held in 'Cavan 'Church on Sun-
day, 'Nov. 4. Rev. Clarence Fers
guson of ,London will 'be guest
speaker and Rev. George Watt
of Dungannon in the evening.
There 'wil'1 be special music by
the choir, assisted by outstand-
ing talent.
HENSALL
Prices at llensall Community
Sale Oet. 18th.
Weanling pigs $9.25 to $13.;
chunks $15.00 to $17.80; feed-
ers $19.00 to 326.00; sows $72.
to $81.00; Holstein cows $122.
to $131.00; Durham cows $126.
to $156.00; Holstein calves 313..
50 to $45.00; Durham calves
$19.50 to $52,00,
406 pigs and 90 head of tat
tle and calves were sold.
SONE EARLY
BAZAAR
AND FLAKING SALE AND
AFTERNOON TEA
In Varna Twp. Hall
Saturday, Oct. 27th
From 3 to 5 P.M.
Auspices of Varna W.A.
A Grand
IRISH CONCERT
bringing you
well known Irish Artistes in
a Feast of Irish Music and Song
"DON'T MISS IT I"
FRIDAY, OCT. 26
St. Patrick's Hall,
Dublin
0.00 P.M.
Under Auspices of C.W.L.
Admission
Children 30c — Adults 750
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Drucefi Id United Churc
80TH ANNIVERSARY
Sunday, October 28
CREST PREACHER:
The REV. G. D. WATT, B.A., Dungannon
AT BOTH SERVICES
Special Music
11 a.m. - John D. Leyte, Parkhill, Soloist
7.30 p.m. - The Harbouraires, Male Chorus
Church Minister
.The REV. S. DAVISON
Church Organist
Mrs. .1. R. MURDOCH
Neat to the Community Park
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
October 25 and 26
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October 27
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