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The Seaforth News, 1934-04-19, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Snowdon Bros., Publishers. WALTON, The regular meeting of the \\ \1,S. tints held in the 'United Church tam, on \\ t i e day afternoon, ,1pri1 111(th -PA the second vice president, - Mrs -L. Leeming, presided and open- ed the meeting with prayer, :\iter .singing hymn 249 Miss Edna Reid gave he Bible seudy lesson on josh - This his was followed. with prayer by .1kr4. R. Reid. The nnnutes 'o: the last meeting were read :by- Mrs. tr • Me- . .Gavin and ad pted. Arrang ncnts ,were then made for the Thank offere Mg service to be held April 29th at 8 p.m. Dr. Mortimore :\uburn is to be the . spe gal speaker. Mfrs. E. Rad- ford and Mrs. C. Fingland were ap- pofnte,l to iv eye charge of the music. Miss J, Simpson and Mrs. C. Fing- lan.l were 'then- appointed -as delegate, for -the Presbyterial to he held • in Clinton, May 1st. It was then ag- reed to have a bulb seed a d plant exchange :it the • May meeting: Mfrs, Herb Kirkby and Miss J. Simpson were appointed to look after the val- ata m, of eaeh. It was decided that - each group meet and plan what they are going to make for the Sale to be -„eat in June. Eleven metnhers ans- aned't:he rt!l calf with 144 ladies pres- ent Hymn 252 was -then sung, fol- loved by the chapter from the etudy book on China, which was well given by Mrs. E Bryans. After singing hymn 248 Mfrs. Cumming closed the ,meeting with prayer, DUBLIN. The remains of Jahn Joseph Van Dorreetyu were bratrght to Dublin on Thursday far burial beside his dear ani .her, who died almost three years ago. Bern here nt•te years ago, he wi- a actin of spinal meningitis. Unus- ua, y healthy and bright, Itis loss is a sad bearer einem to his dear father, iii; elder 'brother 'Brother de Sales, Presentation Monastery, Montreal; sig sisters, Mrs, P. J. Tyers, Mrs. Al- bert Kramer, Sister Mary 'Aloysius art Sieter Cayeten of St. Joseph's Community, London, and Margaret and Rita Theresa at their Stratford home, Four high school boys, Jack and Charlie Benn, Jack Malyneaux and .Gordon Dili, were bearers, Miss Bridget M. Murphy, who died 'in Losdcn recently, was buried in St, 'Patrick's cemetery an Tuesday last, "The lady had been in failing health from the time she contracted rheum- atism while attending Mitchell high sehoi”. Rev. Father O'Drowski sang the Requiem Mass and officiated at the graveside. The bearers were Messrs. Frank and David McConnell, \Vet. O'Rourke. Win, .Stapleton, Jno. Re -linen -1 and Peter Dill. In a fen- weeks several families are :e move; Mr. Phi:ip Kenny has pur- :ha ei the home of Mrs, Hugh Flyen, MI.. eel Mr., P, F. Bean will m ece ., Iit,.hvoy No, 8. likewise Mr. an 1 Mrs. Win Curtin and son James .rove Highway 3, the home of St4.pleta; Mr. and Mrs, t\•t Carpenter move to the house f M1 1 - Rel:riend..1rn street, [ i Mrs, Alex. Darling .s.as the e a :,'ea -ant gathering .en T h urs' _ when 5t. Mary's Angli- eal Chat (Mill was addressed by ,re- lsn Mrs. Archie Forbes. S.; 1 tee hear s we'l patronizerl.. Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Byrne of De - .r sent the week end with friends Mr. Jahn \f Grath shipped a fine car load of !taren to Quebec on 'Sat- urday. Mies Leona efa'.,ney of Hihhert who has been at home since the 1eatla if her !ather, returned to Lon- ,1.,n a.thin -,n Mo -day to resume her lar. Miss Ri:a Dorrensteyn of Strat- i..ri stent the week end with her sis- ,r. Mrs, ,Pacien Tyers of Dublin. :Much eytnnt by is extended to Mr, John •D• rreasrey n and family of Stratford (hiring their •er.t and =ad ate -et ..meta. ST. COLUMBAN. The anneal neeehig of the (`,cholic t\� lien's f_• i ,t to held :.1 the .,art s ht 1 1sy^ even- g•. April 1 it'd The .,r:, .e i ..S1r , J. Stapleton, t.:e :' . Reports from ,he different me : set:: of the executive ,,say d that se society has been cry a tine daring the past. year. The 1 ,tal Printed., .ted. of the year amounted ;696.13, tail dn.bur=events $677,75 and the amount spert on Sociaq ser- vice n as $185.78. After the business session ,of`the meeting Rev, .J. Dant- -ter conmended-.the work of the Lea - ;me and ,and gave the members every en couragement to carry on the good work and especially- help those in need. The toll wing officers were el- ected for the corning year; Spiritual Adviser, Rev. J. 'Dantzer; past presi- dent, Mrs. Jos. Stapleton; president, Mrs. Terry ,Flannery; ,1st vice preei- •Ient, Mrs. James O'Reilly; 2nd vice -president Mrs, (John 'Walsh; 3rd vice president, Mrs, Dan Cronin; corres- THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1934 aclumstaimos Farre Machinery and Repairs Come in and see our New and Used Cars Agent for a rysler, DeSoto and Plymouth JOHN GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE All Repairs and Labor Cash. SUPERTEST GAS and OILS We are now buying EGGS at Highest Market Prices for CASH. Give us a trial now. Prompt, courteous service. Best prices for Cream, Seaforth ereamery C. A, Barber, Prop. ponding secretary, Miss Teresa Lynch; recording secretary, Miss Grace Moylan; treasurer, \Irs, jos. Kale, A social evening given under the auspices of the C.W.L. will be held in -the parish hall on Friday ev- ening, April 27th. A well attended meeting of the Football Club was held at Sr. Colum ban on the night ,of April 12th. The treasurer, Joseph Dantzer, read the report for the year, The Club has had a very successful year and have some funds left to start on this year, Mr. Joseph--Dantzer was also appointed delegate to the \VIF;A, annual meet- ing in Kitchener. The following are the officers for the coming season: 'Honorary presidents, Rev, 'Father `Dan'tzer, Rev. Father Powell and Rev, Father O"Drowski. Honorary 'Patron, \Lr, Jos, P. Moylan; presid- ent, J. J. 'Hollancl; treasurer, Joseph Dantzer; secretany, John Moylan; directors, James 'Carlin, Win, Staple- ton. \Vet. Cleary, Jos. Roach and 'John Flynn. It was decided to enter the junior 'team in the WF:A. again this year, Miss Rose McQuaid, Toronto, is visiting with her parents, We are sorry to report Mrs, P. V. McGrath is on the sick list. Mrs. jack Krauskopf is visiting friends in Detroit, Miss Irene O'Sullivan, Toronto, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mars. James O'Sullivan, The Literary 'Society are holding a euchre and dance in the parish hall n Friday evening, April nth. Ad- mission 25c. Mr, and Mrs. Pete Ryan and family are moving to their net- home in Lo- gan township, The following teachers have re- turned to their respective schools: Margaret McGrath, Brantford; Lucy Burke, London, Charles :Malone, to Windsor; Helen Flannery, St. Aga- tha. Mr. Jack Cronin and family of De- troit have returned to Detroit after visiting friends here. Mrs, Henry Foley has returned to Kinkora after spending some time with her mother, Mrs. John ,Downey., WINTHROP. The regular meeting of theY:P,S, was held. April D6th with Edith :Hilden presiding, The meeting opened by siniug hymn 562 followed by the Lord's prayer. The .minutes of the •rreviotis meeting were read and ad- .'sted after which the rill call. w is -:is..ered, The remainder of the meet- ing ',vas taken charge of 'by Arthur .\lexa:der. The meeting' opened S" singing hymn 374 after 'which. Neil' Montgomery led in prayer. 'rhe Scrip- e•rn was -eat by Irene Doi - Yet f' uttr 1 by- an interpretation of t'•ssure which was read by An- ma n-nt 'vale, \ teadi.,g of "Business and Bigot- ',vas ,given by Thomas Blanchard ter which a guitar solo which was leech appreciated by Blanche Peth'- i, k. The topic, "The iLitenary Heri- tage of England," was taken by Har - ,1,1 L13 . ton, 'The meeting then closed by i izing a hymn after which .con- tests. a.nd a delicious lunch was serv- ed'. BLYTH. Mr. W. J. Johnston of Blyth, who is one of the largest buyers of hay in the county, has purchased 75 tons of baled 'hay' from Miss Margaret Mc- Millan in Hullett. Mr. Jdhnston has shipped 1165 cars of hay since last ,August. TUCKERSMITH, Mrs. Silas Eyre 'has returned home a ter spending the winter with her ons in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. \\r, Irvine have got nicely settled in their new- home, Mr. Albert Alexander had the mis- fortune to lose a fine cow last week. ltrs. Charlie Eyre is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Wren Eyre of Sarnia, Mrs. John IElgie has been confined to bed for the past three weeks; her many friends are pleased to see her around again, 31r. ,Harry Chesney purchased a fine horse last week. Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Powell were in Clinton on Saturday attending the funeral of Mrs. Powell's aunt, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Murray spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs, Garnet Murray of Farquhar, The Tuckersmith Aggressive Club will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday evening, :April 24th, at the home of Mr. and sirs. W. Black. The rol'I call will be answered by "A Cheer For the !Blues." The topic w -ill be "Starting Points for 'Happiness and How the Young Man Can Get a Start on the !Farm To -day." Mr. Jas, Allan nI Egmondville spent a few- days this week with his .son Edgar Allan, Mr. Jas, Carnoclhan wears a broad smile these dlays, It's a boy, tHazel .Coleman, daughter of Rus- sell Coleman, underwent an operation in 'Seaforth hospital for appendicitis last week and her many friends will be pleased to know she is rapidly re - caret -Mg. Mfr. and Mrs, Malcolm of 'Egmond ville returned from Toronto on Tues- day and their daughter 'Betty return ed with them. STAFFA. The annual meeting of the Wom- en's Institute will be held in the hall on Wednesday afternoon, April 25th at 2.30 p,tn. The program will be: Roll call; payment of fees; election of officers; current events, Mrs. A, Mc- Lachlan; readings, N,MLJ., Mrs, C. Bowman; exchange of seeds, slips, etc,; recipes, desserts, Mrs, J. A. Sad- ler, Mrs. F. Allen; program cora. Mrs. D. :McKellar, Mrs. Taros, Laing. Lunch group 5, As there were very few- dresses for the parade last month it was agreed that each member wear their House dress to this meeting. We are glad to report that Miss Muriel Drake is improving after her illness, Mrs. E. Ankenman, Gowansto'wn, spent the week end with Mrs, Rev. Turner. Miss M. Hay, Tuckersmith is visit- ing with her cousin, Mrs. C, Gi1fi1•lait. Mr. 'Norman Hamilton, Galt, was the speaker sent under the Ontario Tempera:nce•'Federation at the Unit- ed Church last Sunday morning. Mr. Leslie of Atwood has taken the position of butter maker at the creamery, HULLETT CENTRE \Cr. J seph Yungblut has moved 1:. his farm west of ,Londesboro and a Mr. Walden ''has moved to the lYlace vacated by Mr. Yungblut. MMr. John Leiper is busy hullin7 clover at present. Mr, Chas. Stewart has had a very sick horse necessitating several visits by a veterinary. Mr. .George Lawrence is on the sick list at present, Mr, M. A. 'Fraser of Stratford was a caller at Wm. Carter's, on ;Saturday. -KIPPEN ANCE OLD AND NEW FRIDAY NIGI-IT Admission 25c. Ladies 15c WILKER'S ORCHESTRA CROMARTY. Mrs, Readie is in ITamilton attend- ing the \l';M.l',S. Presbyterial conven- tion, Mrs. Agues Tufford of Toronto spent the week end with her sister, Miss Mary Currie. Mr. Wm. 'McKaig has purchased a new car, t2iss Gladys ;Hamilton visited her. parents over tlie week end. Mils Olive Speare who has spent the winter in Toronto has returned to her hone in the village. A play entitled, "George in a Jam," will be given by the \Villosvgrove Young. People in Stalia tomos hall tin- der the .auspices of Cromarty Ladies' 'Aid on the evening of May ;1113th. BAVFIELD. Harold Scotchnter, student of the Guelph Agricultural College is home for the vacation. Mn and Mrs. W. R. Jowett and daughter Grace who spent the winter in Florida, arrived home Monday. On their way home to Billings, Montana, Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Tip- pet, Mrs. Myrna \\Trigh.t .and Mrs. .0 P. Hanson, spent the week end with Mr. Tippet's parents here, They are returning front a very pleasant two months' stay in Miami, Florida, .Be at the town hall this Friday ev- ening and enjoy the play, "Where's Grandma," Mr. G. Bettes of Vancouver spent Sunday tvith •Mr, and Mrs, Charles tScotchtner, Mr and Mrs. Albright of Zurich spent last week guest of their dant-- ter, auglt=ter, Mrs. Charles Scotchnter, MANLEY. Mr. ,Fred 'Eckert met with a pain- ful accident last week while operating a litter carrier. His hand caught in the chain taking part of one of his fingers off. Of those who attended the Prog- ressive, 'Liberal' and tln•depend'ent con- vention at ;Hensall on Monday was the largest in,history, at 'which James Ballantyhne od 'Uisborne was chosen for their standard bearer. HULLETT. Love-Hoggart.--tA quiet wedding. was solemnized at the United 'Church. parsonage, Landesboro, at noon, Sat- urday, April 114th, when Bertha 'H., only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, And rew' Hoggart, Hullett, ,was united in marriage to ;George S. Lose, only son of Mr. George!R. Love, Walton, Rev. A. M, Gardiner officiatedr The bride, charming in white silk net 'aver satin crepe, wore the groom's gift and car- ried a bouquet of Briarcliffe roses. Estella Murphy, acting as bridesmaid, wore a pretty frock of bluebird triple sheer crepe. The groomsman was Frank Kirkby. After the •ceremony the bridal party returned 'to the hone of the bride's parents where a dainty luncheon was served, The dining room was prettily' dec- orated in pink and white. The wedd- ing cake centred the table which car- ried out the same color scheme, The groom's gift to the ,bridesmaid was a silver compact; to the groomsman gold cuff links. For travelling the, bride chose green moss crepe dress, beige coat with accessories to match. After the honeymoon the 'brid'al couple will reside on, the groonn's' farm in McKillop, STANLEY. Miss Rose Scotchmer of Goderich township is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. John Scotchmer of the Bronson line. ),Sr. Walter Green 'has engaged for the summer with Mir, 4 -en Talbot. Miss Eliza;bethSnowden entertain- ed quite antintber of her friends 4Jn Tuesday evening, last. ,Mr. Geo, Beddoes of Vancouver was the guest of Mr. John Scotchtner one day last week. air. S!an'dy Parsons sold' a fine horse to Mr. Norris of Mitchell one day last week, Mr; 'Harold Penhale- purchased a fine purebred Yorkshire hog from Mr. i\Vnt. Livingstone of near Sea - forth. STANLEY \Irs, Jas. Stephenson,' has returned .home from spending a fen- days in Varna, Miss Helen Johnston who uneler-. wet;t.as operation in Seaforth hospi- tal and. Master Bobby ;Reid in Clinton hospital, for appendicitis, are doing nicely, The neighbors gathered ' at Mr. Marshall's and presented them ' with a purse prior to their departure for .Clinton. The evening was spent in dancing with music supplied by •Messrs, D'owson, I-I'ayter and Clarke which was enjoyed by all, Send us the names of your visitor VARNA. We are pleased to see the country, roads are much improved' after so much snow and rain. Mrs: ,Chuter has retiteued from London after spending a few days with her daughters and sister, ears, Reid. Mars. 'Coultis 'has returned front the Clinton hospital where .she went Inc treatment, Mrs, 'Lottie MctA'sh has returned to London ofter spending a few days with friends. MIs. g. L. 'Reid of sL'o'ncl'ote,was re- newing acquaintances in our vicinity, While •cutting some kindling for the fire Mfrs, R.obt, Armstrong had the misfortune to ralt quite a gash in her loot. Dr. l]utris of Mayfield was called and found she had broken a bone and had cut an artery, the gads requiring rewire `a few stftohes, It .will: be a few .weeks before Mrs, Arm- strong will be able. to be around ag- ain as the bone was not broken rclean but was 'splintered in several squall pieces. The regular monthly 'meeting of Varna Unl'ted W.M.S. was held in the church on Tuesdiay, April IOth at 2:30 p,ni. with the president, Mrs Ralph Stephenson, in the &hair. Alter the singing- of a ,hymn, Mfrs, Pdulter led .in prayer. The roll call -was 'res- ponded to by nine members with a verse of Scripture beginning with the letter S. The Scripture lesson, P..67, was: read in unison, The minutes of the last .meeting were read and ad- opted The quilt blocks were collect- ed, ...Miss Diehl and Mrs, 'W, Johnston were appointed 'delegates' 'to the 'Tres- byterial to be 'held in Clinton May d. Readings were given by Miss sDie'hl. and Mrs. A. ,MicConnell, The study book on China was 'taken by Mrs. Sherlock Keyes, Miss `Violet Mc- Clymont gave a reading urging the increase in circulation of the'Mission ary Monthly, CONSTANCE. The Live Wire Class ,held their meeting on '.Friday evening, April l,3'th with a good attendance. The president, Ivy Simmons, opened the meeting with hymn •190, "T am Thine, 0 Lord," :followed by the Lord's prayer in unison, The 'Scripture Les- son from 'Rev, 3, Was read by Charlie Wakefield, and Helen '.Britton then offered prayer. The minutes of the 'last meeting were read and adopted. Isabel and Hazel (Jamieson and 'Peter Dunlop gave a selection on the violin and guitar. After this se listened to a debate on 'the sublject, reso'ived that "The .World is Getting .Better." The affirmative was taken by 'Ross Mc- Gregor, 'Isabel lj'antieson, Harold Longman and the negative by Phyi- iis Medd, 'Hattie Armstrong, Ben. ,Riley, The debate 'was interesting and ably contested and the affirmative won by 3,gth of a point. The judges were ,Rev. Mir Gardiner, \•fisc Ethel ,Gatviey and Mr. Alvin 'D,odds, Helen 'Britton played a splendid solo, after which the Live.Wire lGazette, read by Lorne 'Lawson, prayed very interest- ing, Mtrs. Ed tDerfance delighted the etedience with an instrumental, It gave the class much pleasure to list- en to a very instructive address from Mr. Cheoro,s of 'Seaforth on "The Seven ,Dispensations." He said we are now in the fifth one, "The ,Dis- pensation of •Grace," which he ex- plained as that of undeserving con,- niunion. The rejected (Saviour is standing at the door of 'our hearts waiting to be received and failing or refusing this tvainderful opportunity we shall surely suffer:the judgment. Speaking of the class name, Live Wire, he hoped that each Wire might EGEw T �• ,f THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING THE GREAT MYSTERY 'STORY Before Midnight Comedy Cartoon Mon, Tues. Wed, April 23-24-25 "REX" The Wonder Horse "King of the Wild Horses" A Picture for the Old and the Young Comedy News Reel Thurs. Fri. Sat., April 26-27-28 SLIM SU'NIMERVILLE ANDY DE'VINE in `HORSE PLAY" Here is one to laugh at Comedy Cartoon allow hint or herself to be 'touched by that greater dynamic, ,Jesus, and so become a greater force 'Inc good, He extended an invitation to the class to an ice cream social in the month of ,June providing the class m'em'ber- ship reached a ataxintutn -of 05. This pant o,f the meeting was Closed by singing hymn 48S and prayer by Rev. Mr. Gardiner. Lunch was served by Miss Phyllis 'Medd, Mr, 'Lorne Law- son, ML. Ross 'MdGregor and Mr. Bill Jewett. Those responsible for the splendid programme were ,Miss Ruth I3ugill and Miss 'Isabel Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 'Farnham and son 'Donald and the former's mother, Mrs, .Farnham, of Clinton, visited at the home of Mrs. Chas. McGregor and son Ross, on Tuesday. Mr, 1Wm, Fowler of .Leamington visited at the home of Mn.'and Mrs. \Mani, Clarke on Sunday. Mr. Jack :Ferguson and Mr. E. Adapts event to Stratford on Monday. sy Mr, Adams received word chis sister, Mrs, Charles. Parson 'had taken a 'tarn for the worse, Mr, Alvin IS'illery, Miss \Vood and Miss lee of Seaforth visited the su- gar damp of Mr. RVi-lliam Britton on Tuesday to see show the genuine map- le product ,is made. ...Mrs. Will Carnochan is spending' a few days w^ith Iter sister and brother, in T'aronto. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson went to ;London on business on Tuesday. Mir, and Mrs. Thos. Riley visited' ,friends in the village .on :Sunday. Mars. James Moose and family and other friends of Toronto, visited t'h Itoane of Mr. and Mrs, Adam Niehii coal on :Sunday, held their regular meeting on 'Thursday afternoon in the school roam of the church: The meet- ing opened with the president, .Mrs, 'Britton, presiding. Sang hymn, "Ln the Cross of Christ I !Glory," follow- ed with prayer by the president. Af- ter a business discussion, Mrs. Leo !Stephenson gave an interesting talk from the study book on China, Mrs- :Hugill read a splendid leaflet do Tem- perance, Mrs. ,Wheatley gave the de- votioaal leaflet taken from the Life of Christ. After. singing hymn, "Bro- ther, the :faster Beseeches," Mrs. Lindsay led in prayer, Mrs, Lawson closed ,with prayer. Went and Far Sale Ads, 3 times, SOc THE FORD CAR has always been noted for its economy. The new V-8 is no exception—itis the most economical Ford car ever built. A doctor traveled 6,200 miles to Mexico City "and back without spending a cent for repairs. Another owner writes "I am getting over 20 miles to a gallon and never add oil between 1,000 mile changes." Praise for the 1934 V -8's economy is piling up—,proving' that it is the mast economical car you can own. Only a V.4 can give V-8 perform. ance, Ask for demonstration today —and details of our low down. payment and easy terms. "THE CANADIAN CAR" Daly's Garage, Seaforth