HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-04-08, Page 4PAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937
THE SEAPORTEWS
Snowdon Bros„ Publishers,
WALTON.
There was a good attendance at the
Mission Baud -Concert which was
held 'in Duff's 'United Church on
Monday evening. April 5.th. 'Despite
the rain and the bad condition of the
roads ,the Band ntenrbers were all in
their places and presented a very fine
program. (Earl isolette, ,president of
the Mission 'Band was chairman of
the evening and after the opening
chorus and Scripture by IM-aejorie
Heekwell, the Lord's Prayer was.
presented, and in a few well chosen
nordrs the pre t lent told about the
work that the Mission Band is doing,
The following program was -present-
ed: Pantomime, Five little Hatiodils,
by five of the tiniest tots and Doro-
thy "Curuhul1 .piano duet, Helen and
Dorothy 'Turnbull: recitation,- Norma
Leaning and Donna Watson:- song
by. junior members, Conte With as ,to
t'i,ina-land; recitation, Pauline Stod-
dart and R. laramini: te»tpet•auct:
dialogue, Nailing him in; address by
Mrs. Cumming on -.fission work:
presentation t„ Helen 1.1111 on of a
life men:rership certitiaate by the
-senior girls' class; motion song, Chi-
nese Lanterns: dialogue. The Kitch-
en Protest: choir, Hark: "Tis -the
Shephe' i'. \,,e, l Rest: thalogue,
Future tirr•ns ai aur l'owu, be •nine
boys; pageant, Easter Tiding- .by se-
ni,, suds, and Returnof the Grey-
-bird; an address by Rev. C.• Cunt-
ming: pageant, l'he Glorified Cross
by senior girls. after which lir, Cum-
ming closed with .prayer. The pro-
ceeds of the concert amounted t. $13,
Mfr.
and Mfrs. A. Lydiatt and lIrs.
Mary Dressell, Lantbton, were in 'the
village Wednesday last •on a bus cuss
trip.
Mrs. O,. Steiss entertained her
friends to an pleasant evening last
Wednesday in honor -of her daughter,
Mrs. J. Rutledge, Brussels. -
Mr, Horace Rutledge returned to
Toronto after spending the holiday
week with parents, Mr, and Mrs. F.
Routledge.
Mrs. Annie Morrison. Toronto,
spent the week end with her sister.
Mrs. Jas. Bishop. -
l'ir. and lin. Chas. Noble, - and
Bobbie Ross, 'Toronto, spent the
Raster week with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. •R, Livingstone. •Sorry to
state lir. Liein_g ron has not improv--
ed
mprov-ed lunch in health as yet.
Mr. David Watson- is confined to
ne I •l t
d t ti 347111 .Ili": and
years that makes a ..lntt ret ,:cry:
sorry to state.
LONDESBORO
Miss Ruth Lyon. who it. ill train -
Mg at Stratford 1 eneral - Hospital,
spent the week end with her parents
here. -
l1is, Eleanor Hudson sof Shelburne
spent the Easter holidays at the home
of her aun4, Mrs, Ret. "Gardiner.
Dr. and Mrs, L. N. \Vititely spent
Sunday at .he home of Mr. R. Yung-
hhttt.
The fast Time Club held a dance
in the community hall on Friday
night, A large crowd attended and a
good time was spent by alt.
Wks Dorothy Vodden spent Sun-
day at her haute.
Miss 'Florence - Yunblutt spent a
few days last week at the home of
'Miss Alma •Ito art.
Miss \ ertlt Watson on pent the week
at her home here
Miss Betty Snell pent the week
end with Miss Phyllis Manning.
Mrs, R. Townsend had the misfort-
une to fall and fracture her writ on
Friday evening.
Mr. Fred Tunghlutt has take:, ;1
position on the (aril of Mr. \\'i'lla• :
Batson.
Mrs, 41, H. Pial', wit.. ha- ,,rant
the Last two ween- will her seri, 21•4.
Leslie Ball. has ret.7rn i to ho- home.
Want ami 1 ,r 5 ,
BLYTH
The home; trade baking sale and
tea held by the \\'otneu',s 1ustitute i•n
Memorial Hall on Saturday, \prix
3rd, was a success and much enjoyed'
by all who had the pleasure of at-
tending. •
The 3 -act play entitled "Head -
strung iloan," will he presented in
Memorial hall on Friday evening, Ap-
ril <), by members of the United
Church ehoir,'assisted by local talent.
IMrs. li•I, C. Johnston and daughter
Frances spent the week end with the
former's relattives at \Waterdow'tt,
Mrs. iR"oblt. .Johnston spent the
week end with Stratford friends.
bliss Margaret S•erinrggeour spent'
some days with her friends, Misses
Ryan and Drennan at Gorlerich
Mr. and Mrs. Moses i[oltzhauser
have moved from their farm in 'Hal-
lett and taken tap residence in the
Jackson property on- Dinsley 5t,
BRODHAGEN.
The Voting People's Society of St.
Peter's Lutheran ('l lrch .presented a
.play entitled "Paving the Fiddler,".on
Friday evening in the basement of
elle church. The play was a real sne-
cs-. The ,ekt was Miss Martha Sir-
+nnn, Miss tiertru:!e Sienna, •\lies
Rnhy 11 - i tt' fes, \l iss t trdelia Ritz.
Mr, Lloyd Prettier, lir. Normae
Rock, lir. •.\fired heneema tn.
\'ilirel 1C lkie. -
11's, Hannah Stele:, who spent the
winter months in (}enlist, has returned
her home here for the summer,
lir. and Mrs. Melvin 'tris. of De-
troit are v,sif!9te-•;1-111 Mrs. Hannah
tilos,
ll r-. Louis lierker of .sir fora is-
spending
sspending several day's with ''ter sister,
\Ire. Geo. Stlkheini.
I pllr, john C. Hiegel is improvi•'in af-
ter being ill w•itii pleurisy for several
weeks.
lir. and Mr'. \Vat. Riehl. Sr. of
'Mitchell spent several days of last
week with Mr, and Mis. Wan, S.
'Riehl. -
Mr. and Sirs. Harry Srhelleuherger
Cif Clinton visited , with' 21r. and Mrs.
Fred Hinz,
Quite a number of farmers are
busy snaking maple syrup.
er of the study book, "Men and
Women of Far Horizons" was then
dramatized by- Mt-iss 'Grace'Robinson,
Mrs. P•erce 'Joltstoo, hues, Edmore
Stephenson and \I is.s Mae Smith.
1 hree little girls, Leona and Margery
Anderson and Helen .Ernatt sang, ne-
rnnrpanied by Leona on the autoharp..
11rs. tlRey,) +B, S. Smillie of Central
1ttdia then told in an interes'tin:g man -
ter of her work itt India among the
women. which was very ntucli enjoy-
ed by all. The offering was then tak-
en and dedicated by singing a hymn.
Mr. l3andey closed the meeting with
the benedvcti'on after which lainah
was served ani[ a social hour spent.
McKILLOP
\n esteemed resident, Mrc. Patrick
McLoughlin, of con. 111, lot 5, Mc-
Killop township, died at her hone on
April end, 10317, after a .lengthy ill -
nes, of six months. The deceased,
whose maiden name Wats, Katharine
['„army, was the eldest daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Con -
poly, -of Ln_an township- She was
horn . nu Drs, 1':1, Writ, mut spent her
early days in that township. Forty
years ago, after her ;narriagc to Pat-
rick 1[cl.nnuWin, site moved to 21c-
Ril'lop wh ye she resided till her
death, She its a member of St P,tt-
rick's 11- iau Catholic Church, Dub -
lie, and a member of the Altar
.S„ •iety v4.1 the Propagation of the
Faith. Nn' :.aces 16 Mourn fief•
three sons and one daughter, Pett of
\I4.•l:i1I:, Michael. of 1-lib'berl: anti
Joseph alt 1 Margaret on the home-
stead. ;Joe some sister, Margaret G.
t'onnoly and six brothers, John, Mi-
chael, _Martin, William, Peter and
Joseph, all of I.ogan township, 'Cite
funeral tta. Meld from St, Patrick's,
H.nblis, where Solemn Requiem High
Mils. was celebrated by Dr, •Ffoulkes
at,sisted by Father Moran of -St.
Irl id.get's, and Father Dantzer of St.
Colnuthan, The large funeral and the
many spiritual offerings testified to
t•he high esteem in whieh Mrs. Mc-
Loai.ghlin was held by all who knew
her. The pallbearers were three sons,
Peter, Michael and Joseph, and her
three nephews: Peter, Michael and
Neal Connote.
STANLEY
Oti \Vi•ilnesday evening of last
week fire caused by over heated
stove pipes, destroyed the dwelling
house of !lir. Frank floyre. \Inst of
the contents were saved. lir. Boyce
and family have moved into Mir.
Root. Armstrong's !Mast'.
Mr. Mervyn Keys of Timmins, ac-
p-
co nt...tnte l by Miss Mlildrrd Morgan
spent the week end with the former s
parent., Mr. and Mrs. Fen Key;.
Mrs. .11ice :\rmstrong and firs.
\Ve., Coekerliue and son Jack left
thisweek for their houses a: i'i!ot
llouuul, Mau., after spending the
winter with their friends and re1<111's
in this ciciniti•.
The \\':\1.5, of [,ashen ['niter]
Church joined by menthers from the
Varna and Blake societies, had a very
successful meeting on Friday. Mfrs.
Smillie, returned missionary. was the
guest speaker. Following the service
hutch was served.
lir,. keno Steckle attended O: F..
A. convention at Toronto as delegate
representing S.S. No. 4.
Mr. 'Thos. Johnston and daughter
Mary of the town line paid a .cleft to
the homes of lir. J. .\. and Win.
Carnie on \Iondty. -
'Mfr. Lloyd Scntchmer trucked a
load of live stock to Kitchener. early
iu the week.
The r,,shen W,21.5..: heli steel:
Faster ter th tnkotierin mvice m .\rrril
1▪ 1,1 when they entertained \ a na' and
Ili',1ce societies. \Vith the president.
NIrs. R. M. Peck presiding, the meet -
Fig opened_ with quiet music played
rho t-.rzan by \iiss Olive F:rratt
I.,,nt's ;prayer was repeate,l in
: sem
followed by a hynut. Scripture
• •tet, revel ley Mrs. Herr Stnitlt.
"tyre•s a.,•• offered by Mrs.
F \lcl'Zin'..•. \lrs, Henry. Er-
1 Mrs. Peel Keys Sol, by
ll I. -r ..". The ''otti t t
MATE
Fi Pi A IL 6t
MONSTER
uaremorcan
AT 8:15 P. M.
PRIZES: 1st, 10,00; 2nd, 5.00; 3rd, 2,00;
4, 5, 6, 7th, $1.00; besides local
and special prizes
Admission 35c and 15c. Dance 25c
Mad all entries to Ebner D. Belli Seaf:ortk
SEAFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
GALLOP BllOSaGarage
DEALERS
In All Makes of Used Cars
Seiberling Tires, Tubes, Hart Batteries
General Repairing on all Makes of Cars
New and Used Auto Parts. ,a Flats Fixed
Cars Washed. Batteries Charged
Supertest Gas, Oil, Coal Oil, Fuel Oil
Valuable Premiums Given
PHONE 179. SEAFORTH
Alt Repairs Strictly Cash. We Aim To Please
WINTHROP
•t'he Ladies' Aid and \W: ILS, will
hold their regular monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs, Irwin Trew•ar-
tha on Wednesday afternoon, .\pril
1.4. `Chis will be the \\',Mf.S. Thank-
.
offering meeting, with Mrs. Shepherd
from Egntondville as guest speaker.
Thr mill rail will be int Ctltristi:t ser-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .\li tgantery
and family spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery.
\Ve were sorry to learn that Miss
\r.herta Richmond was unable to at-
tend school for a few days owing to
i'. d tl c•..,
5rhool re -opened• Monday after the
Raster holidays with three 11 W'
.hurting, Lois Broome, Earl lle-
Spadden and Donald Eaton,
The euchre and dance held in the
hall on Friday alight was well attend-
ed. The prize winners were: Ladies
most games, Miss Margaret Mont-
gomery; lone hands, Mrs. Joint IGor-
dont men's most games, I-larvey 'Hid -
lent' lone hands, Joseph Hogg; con-
solations, 'Mrs, G. Snaith and 'James
Kerr. After lunch a fete hours were
spent in dancing.
lir. and Mrs. George Eaton and
family spent Sunday with Mir. and
Mfrs. Peter McCowan of Roxboro.
McKILLOP
The -Easter thankoffering meeting
of the R'jM1,5. and \\':A, of Duff's
t'hureh, lleKillop, was held at the
honor of Mrs, 'Ger Campbell on Fri -
lay. April 2nd. Meeting opened with
lir.. \V. Shaun a \VINI.S. president,
in the .'hair. Hymn. "'Che Bead that
once was crnwtte.'. with thorn:," was
sting. Prayer ',y Mrs. Shannon,
Readings were giten by Mrs. John
t6,rdon and Mrs. \rn.41: Scott.
Hymn. Jns (ink! i. Risen Today,
prayer by Mfrs, teiorroty. NIrs. R. E.
\McKenzie ,a' Setforth gave a very
O t reslinq address on "i.o;e," which
:tile match esjoye'1 to' all. 11rs, -Roes
\tt rdir and Mrs. tRettl Morrow
liert: ale...int,:11 as delegate: te, go to
the H;tron Presbyterial of the W.lf.
tiotl rt , Hymn "Lead on O
King Eternal." \resting closed with
the Lor.l's pray,r in unison. A delic-
ious lunch w•as serre,l by the hostess
and lunch nrmntittce. A social half
hour was spe,tt-
BEE'CHWOOD
lir. and Mirs, Albert Sienion spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sie-
oton.
Hiss Dorothy Nolan of London vi-
sited at her home here,
\Ve wish to extend our sympathy
to Mor. anti lir,. Jos. Contioly its the
''cath of their infant son,
MI iss Bridget Delaney of. Wallace -
'mug spent Easter holidays with her
r,rents, Mr. and Mrs, John Delaney.
\Irs, Leonard Smith of Kenilworth
kited her si.t.-r, Mr.. Jae Flanagan
...et. the we='k end.
SUNNYVALE R.O P. Baby Chicks
BARRED ROCKS - WHITE LEGHORNS
.\lest Started Chicks, Pallets and Cockerels from R.O.P. trap -
nested Clot-erntnent :\pprovecl and blood tested breealing
stork. Reasonable prices and good service. Hatches of every
Mlt,ntiav and Thursday. Visit oar hatchery with new James-
wayall electric equipment situated -on north Main tit.. E --
01'ntlt'ille, or call 160 r 3.
ANDREW A., MOORE,- Seaforth, Ont,
SPECIAL FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
Leghorn Cockerels
Barred Rock Cockerels 7.00 per Hundred
2.00 per Hundred
AT DUBLIN
To LYNN SPENCE and His
10 -Piece Orchestra
(formerly Jeans and Wagner's Nite
Hawks of 'Guelpl)
Friday, April 9
Admission 3$c, tax included
EGMONDVILLE
The regular meeting of the Eg-
moudville YJP.S. was held on Tues-
day evening with an average atten-
dance, iA hymn was -followed by pray-
er by Mr, Harold Finnigan. During
the business period pians were made
for some of the members to attend
the )bung People's Course being
held at Brucefield United Church.
Responsive reading from • tite hymn-
ary. As the Christian Culture conven-
er was not present, impromptu ad-
dresses were given by all the mem-
bers on such subjects as My, trip to
the Coronation; Why I want to •t
radio star, \\'hat I would do if I were
Miussolinf, How to make a zhoco ate
cake, and many others. This proved
very humorous and entertaining as
everyone was willing to take their
part. Captains were ch rs ••t For a
geography match with Eileen .\ins-
boroagh's team the winner.. The
meeting close 1 with tate Mizpah ben-
ediction.
HILLSGREEN
Mr. and Mrs. 'J, Morris visited
friend- near :Kippen.
Mr, and Mrs. IE, -Love and \fr, and
Mrs. W. Davidson were in Stratford
Miss Edna Cochrane, RIN., return-
ed to her home after spending a few
months with her sisters,
Mr. W. E. Jarrott of Brigden called
IAed-
tt.
\1 •. 4, l . . .. - as 1 family
au 1 Mr. if. Lot t _,f is:I the funer-
al of relative tit Colborne township,
Mrs. .-. S. Eller and children of
Falcon'rri ige . isttel relatives in this
vicinity.
Nliss t,reta Blackwell, 'R.N., left
for a visit to Buffalo,
Miss Lettie Love of Hensadl called
in this vicinity- recently.
The W.M.S. ,mill - be held in the
church on Wednesday', April 141th at
3,30 pint. hiss Annie J•arrott's group
will be in charge of the programme
and Hiss 'Edna Cochrane will 'give
an address on her trip through
Western Canada,
RE'G ENT
THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING
Fred MaOMURRAY Jack OAKER
JEAN PARKER
The Texas Rangers
Stirring drama of the old West 'carat
please all,
CARTOON COMEDY
NORTH McKILLOP•
Miss \'era Kintner of Waterloo is
spending a week visiting her sister,
'l'Irs, Joseph Thornton.
- The .Ladies' Aid meeting. of Bethel
was held in the church nn Thursday
afternoon. Scripture by Mrs. Mills.
the president. An interesting talk on
, mks tuna ries t' as given by Mlis- A,
ILawrence of 5 aiu th Mrs. William
i,eemieg gave a r: anal . a:1,1 Misty
Dumb., satig a solo. A duet
was ats.:, 0:el 1 'ty Mrs. William Boy,l
and Miss Je is l3 nti ., 'l'li' meeting
t :with prayer ir, lir:. Morrow.
.\ dainty handl ,tr,s served by 2trs,
Willis I)ie b s in charge of lunch
cotnutit'tee.
• The amateur hour held last Wed-
nesday night at Berhe.1 C'lat.trch was
well attended • and enjoyed by. all.
First prize for singing went to Eve-
lyn Dundas and 'Grace Dennis, Se-
cond, 'F. Murray and Jean Mills for
singing and third to, Miss Jessie Den-
nis and 1M1iss-;Agnes Dundas for sing-
ing,
Miss Mildred McNichol is at home
with her parents at present.
Miss Agnes Dundas i; at Brussels
Mon„ Tues., Wed., April 1243-14
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ANNWe Who Are About to Die
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with Jessie Ralph
Next Thurso Fri., Sat„ April 15-16-17
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ROBERT YOUNG
Secret Agent
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at the present tint..
Messrs. Sank Rcgele and 5. F flit;
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