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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-06-03, Page 4PAGE FOUR, THE SEAFORTH NEWS THE S1 AF0lit NEWVS Snowdon 11 rose Publishers WALTON, Mr. Earl Habkii•k ;ma Al r. John Habki k spent Sunday with Mr, ant Mrs, A. Calder of Hickson. 11r, and airs. Eli \1'L.au hlii sf Iona visited the foruter's sister, airs, Thos. \-.nn , during the past week. 11r. John Hahkirk of Montreal is spooling his ltrritss with his par- ents, ::11r. and Airs. E. Hahkirk. " Alr, and Mrs. Robinson and Master Jack of London spent Sunday with lir. and Mrs, S. Shannon of Hullett, Mr. \Vill Bolton and Miss 'Dorothy Bolton of Rochester, ti.i'., spent the week end with tate former's norther, Airs. L Bolton. Mr. 'rhontas Williamson, boundary east, met with a painful accident on Wednesday last %when he fell from a scaffold on which he !was working, re- ceiving a broken collar bone and a severe shaking up. His many friends Wish hint a speedy recovery. Mr, A. J. Carter has returned to Watton after -spending the past few weeks tit Kentbridge coin Seaforth. BLYTH With ideal weather and road condi- tions a large representation of the Young -People's U irons of the County of Huron assembled in the United Chnreh on Saturday for their ;annual Convention, The morning worship period \vas taken by the Londeshoro Y. P., the theme beim "Hearing 'the • Call.' Reports veru given of secre- tary, treasurer, president and conven- era. The address was given by :Rev, H J. :Mahoney of Brussels in which he introduced group and .group lea- dirs. Rev, J. F. Anderson discussed ,with his group youth and alcohol; Rev. T. R. Turner, I) ing:uinon. con- structive rise yti leisure time; Rev. A. W. Gardiner, helping others to be Christians, and 'Rev. 'J. B. Moore, Grand Bend reading and life. Dinner was Served w,itlt'the girls of the local C.G:I.T. group as ,waitresses. A pleas- ing singsong was enjoyed. The weir - ship ,period was conduct ed by 'ntent- bers of the Brussels Y:P;U., the theme being "Cleansing the Heart." The ad- dresses of welcome were given the delegates by the local president, Miss Margaret Rhone, and the pastor of the church, Rev; R. A. Brook. The he came with his parent who settled sn hu 22, eon. Id, theft a dense forest, w tore loe .gent the greater part of his 1n 14dna, he went \Prat, eonduct- ing business in the city of \Wirutipc.;s the deseased \vas a moot oi sterlims yuantin , upright and strictly honest in all his i ngN and was e,teemed !Sy to Alia knt'w him. \Ir. Little t never married and was the elk.; 'f f,m''y ,,r telt. There remain T. .'urn the ;rocs of a ler brother. t.t,, h . thers - and t e sisters. It'it i n.rs and Frank. of Ilultelt: 11.s. Robs 1[cll sle 5,tan Lake 1!atn.: Mrs. J. Vi. hills, Blyth. The funeral u i. x'11 May 30th from the resideate of 11r. Thomas Little, conducted by Rev. Mr. Gardner. 14 tie Miro, Hun - mem in the fancily plot. Union ceme- tery, Myth.. The pallbearers were Wesley Beacom, Duncan :McCallum, Joseph Gray, \•\'nt. Bromley. Frank Woods, Albert Weymouth. Alr, and Mrs, Percy Metcalfe and family of \Vaterd'own spent the week mid with the former's sister, Mrs. H. C. Johnston. 11r. and Mrs. Harvey Garniss and daughter Julia, accompanied by Eng- ene Sullivan of Detroit, visited at the home of his brother, George Garniss on Monday, 1T'r, and Mrs, 1). O. Colclough and son lack of 1 almereton were visitors with the forncer's mother, Airs A. M, Colclough on Sunday. Air, Ross Metcalfe of \Vaterdown spent the week end with his daugh- ter: Alrs. H. C. 'Johnston, Air, and Mrs. L. 0. .11iller of God- erich were guests with the latter', mother, Mrs. A. M. Coldough ou Sunday, WINTHROP Miss Reta Campbell underwent a tonsil operation in Loedon last week, and is doing nicely. Airs, Baster and children of Goderich spent a few- days with Mrs. !Campbell. Winthrop foot ball team go 'to Ethel .Friday night, June 4th. \Ve extend our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jamieson in the loss of their infant dattgltter. The Walton -Winthrop levet ball game was postponed last geek in re- spect to Jimmy More, es "Jimmy" was a star player, 'Lt will he a big loss to the team, We all extend our heartfelt .sympathy to Mr, and Mrs, \lore and family of their .great loan of membership then wettt into groups a loving sort turd brother, with the respedteve leaders for alucdy. Mr, William Montgomery of De- troit Arent- a few days wish his par- ents, 1Tr, and Mrs. John Montgom- ery. A[rs, Sant Sooners of Detroit spent the 'week end with her brother, Me. John Bullard, Mr, and Mrs. Peter. 1[cCowan ,pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eaton, 1\'e were sorry in hear of Mies Al- berta Richmond having an attack of nnnnups, hiss Ruby Young is teach- ing in her place. The regular meeting 111 the Sun- shine Cip'b was held at the home of Miss Helen 'Elliott, May ,37t1t Open- ed by the club song fnllotved by the roll call which was answered by The open forum was made. Supper seas* served, 'followed :by a .singsong; in charge of Rev. C. W. C'osens, Clinton. Rev. :\ ;r. , Turner, Diittgannon, intro- duced the program for the coming summer school to he 'held at the cantp site near Goderich. Rev. J. F. Anderson spoke on boys' and girls' camps which will be in progress in a few weeks. Greetings were read from Presbyteries and a roll call of unions taken. The w•orshi•p period was taken by members of the Ltibern Y. P. U. with Evelyn Million as leader, Mar- jory Toll at the piano. The Scripture was read by 'Evelyn Platzer. The topic, "Answering the Call," was ta- ken by ,Alden Hasty, president of the Auburn Union, A pleasing duet '',vas showing the hanger that you covered sung by .A'ubry Toll and ,Cltarlies Mfg- , yotu•self. The minutes nC the last lion. Following this an address was meeting were then read after which given by Rev, d:, H. Burton, Clinton. everyone made a garment bag. on the subject, 'Preparation and ylr John Bullard was taken 10 Sea - Watching." !Presentation of 'trophies forth hospital on Tuesday for treat - was made by the president, George .trent for an inward rupture. The dot - H. Taylor, Vllingham, and were as 'tor thought be might have to aped: - follows: The ,pennant was presented ate, but with the treatments an oper- to Blyth YIPJU_ for winning in the ation was not necessary and he was musical contest in Clinton, and the able to be hone again in a few days. shield to (Grand Bend Y.tPtL1, for dra- matics. A solo was sung by a otem-1 HILLSGREEN her of .Grand Bend YIP,S,. Instilled Mr, and Mrs Jas. Troyer and sons, tion o'f new officers was conducted of Toronto, accompanied by Mr. and by Rev. Charles Cumming of 'Walton Mrs, 'George Hudson of Hensel!, and were as follows::president. Wit -'called on friends in the vicinity. mer Harrison, Bayfield; vice-presi-,1 Mr. Jas. Cochrane of Toronto spent dent, Clarence .McCienttyan, White- the week end with hie .sister and hrn- church; sec., Marjory Dedbridge, Ex- titee eters, treas., Gtadys Addison, Clinton; i Mr. and :Mrs. Elmore Turner, bridal Christian fellowship, 'Kenneth 'Reid; couple, have returned from a pleasant missions, •Hlazel 'Wilton;; citizenship, trip and were given a reception at Manuel Curtis: culture, Ed, Rice, Varna IFlall on Tuesday everting, Londes'boro; leadership training Geo.! --- Taylor; ,girls' wont, Betty Best, Bros -1 AUBURN sets; publicity, Evelyn Dane. ,Gorrie. Daniel 'Geddes of Winghanm was a Fol'toseing the installation a religious recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. drama was presented he a cast .from Harvey M.ctGee. Grand Bend and w -as mucin enjoyed, Mrs, Beak of Toronto visited tvittt Next Sunday will be observed as Decoration Day in Union cemetery. .Rev A A Mahoney will be in Charge and the address delivered by .Rev, R. A. Brook. Min; Mildred 'Hilho e had the itis- fortune to trip while conning doyen - stairs, falling heavily ou her shoulder which required the .attention of a doctor. Miss Clete E. Watson was among graduates at Toronto 'Western Hospi- tal, receiving awards at the gradua- tion,exercises on 'Tune Miss Wat- son, of the class of 4119316, was present- ed with the scholarship for post- LONDESBORO graduate study in administration and The most interesting and educe teaching in schools for nurses, tional motion picture featttre yet tpro- IOm May 2'&th there passed peace- .duced of :Loudon, 'England; was fully away a 'highly respected resid- shown by 'De. Williams of !Toronto, eat in the person of Wm. James in the United Ohpric'h on IFriday, 'un Little, son ,of the .late Francis and der the auspices of .the 'W.M.S.• '"Ex=' Catherine iLi'ttle, the sdeceased was 79 attuning tine_ Heart of the ;Entplre., years of age. Born in Halton county London," was his suhjeet "!"t •• "i near Milton, at the age of six years, tures were `Ibeatutidui and was fully Mrs Sr. Sturdy and 'renewecl of i ac- quaintances here. Mr. and Airs. Edgar Lawson and Bernice werr Seafotth visitors rl'nr- ing the week. T-Trlett 'Ferguson of ,Gsdertch ,'it.. 'tome for Sunday. Miss Margaret -FZergason is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fer- guson. Mr. and Mrs, Oliver McBrien and Doris of 'Godericit visited with Mrs. Mugford. CALL0fr 13ReSoGarage COME IN AND SEE THE NEW 1,937 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan PHONE 179. :All Repairs Strictly Cash. SEAFORTH We Aim To Please THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937. foot. \V'e 'hope she wilt' soon be .better, Airs v Ct isp, who is helping care for Mrs. Anal°. ,Elliott of Myth at the home of 'her zlaugirter, Mrs. Bert Al- ien! spent last 'week itt London, 1!', and iters, iaudrey !Knox visited MTs, Phos. hnox on Sunday at the home of the fitter's brother-in-law, Mr. James Miller in. Clinton, The lat- ter is at present in Loudon hlospital, We hope he will soon he beater and able to get home. Air, Leonard Slrob•brook had the I nisfontuute to lose a ;fine horse 4'e - ends, by falling in a well. Me. (John d ciper,. who is engaged with the IGloodiston people of Sarnia, gave •t tractor demonstration .in Hol- nesville on Monday, Atwood on Tuesday, Elmira on Wednesday, and 13tyth ou -Phar dray. A number from his locality were present at the cletn- onstration at I-1'olnvesvi'lle. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac 'Rapson Spent Sunday for dinner .at she home o'' 1'!r. and Mrs. Warren IGibbings. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. 'G, !G'ilbb'ings and Miss Eva 'Rapson .were also for dinner. The former spent Sunday afternoon at the home of AS.r. and Mrs. 'T'hos. Appleby lin '.MdKiliop. ylr, and Mrs.'Ken 'Mitche'll and Betty of 'Detroit spent Sunday at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ,Fear. 11rs. ,Albert 'Brigham end dau'gh'ter spent Sunday in 'Stratford, 15ittle Charles Jenkins of Stratford is o isiting this week at the home of .his aunt and grandfather, Mr. Charles and 1'I iso IAnty Parson;,. The funereal was held on Sunday afternoon of the late Air. Writ. Tittle at the home of his brother, air, and Mrs. 'Thos. Kittle, near Lonlesboro. Tite former lived for quite a number of years in this neighborhood at the home of 'his 'brother-in-law, Ile. Wm. 1lurphy. We wish :to extend .sincere sympathy To all elle friends, enjoyed by the audience assembled, The doctor in his own jovial and able manner explained each, which brought Old London very near`' in imagination, ' The retiular .missionary meeting wil1 be held next Wednesday after- noon at '_1,3'0 o'clock at the 'tante of Miss Elizabeth Mains. 'A'll !ladies wel- come, Airs. Alice Arlen has sold her home to .lir. George McCall, who moved in .last week. air. mud Mrs, Rice '.hav'e moved into the house formerly occupied by Mr. 1lcCall on Joe Shaddiok's farm east of the village, Mr, and 11r$, J. 1', Manning, Sir, and airs. Wilfred Thompson spent last 'Wednesday afternoon at 'London. lir. and Mrs, C. Troope, Miss Jean Mains +if Chicago spent the iteek enol with their sister, Miss E. The bride's mother was dressed in a charming dress of flowered chiffon with white actessories and the bride- groont's utctther in blaok sheer. Dur- ing the evening the young couple left amid showers of confetti and good wishes, on Their honeymoon to De- troit and through tete States, The bride chose for 'tier traveling suit a ryavy sheer dress over taffeta, trimmed with white, a royal blue tweed cont with navy accessories. Trier to her wedding a lovely sltowear was held by her ,girl friends .at the home of Viola Feeney. She Was made 'the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. An address of good wishes was react by Evelyn Melady. Miss Evelyn McGrath .01 Buffalo and Mrs. IRa.fierty of Brantford spent the 'week end •ttith their parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. H. ifdGratlt, Mr. and Airs, Dan Williams of Mains, Pittwbttrg spent memorial ittty. with Sits, I. Crawford is visiting at the friends here, home of her granddaughter, Mr, and Airs. Russ Brinley, near the Nile, Mr. and Airs. Jack Bloor of Aft.. Forest were the guests of 1[n and airs. B•runsth:tn on Sunday, llr, and Airs, Frank Fingland ' of Clinton ,pent Sunday with Air: and Mrs. John Fingland. Wedding bells will soon he ring- ip,g in this vicinity. Mrs. J, Tanrblyn had the pleasure of a visit from her sou and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. J. Ta'mblyn, of Forest Hill, Toronto, over elle week end. Air, and Airs. Milton Hooper, from near St, Marys, visited the lady's parents, Mr. and Airs. 'J, .Elsley, 'last week. Ale Sant Cade of 'Goderich called on Mr. and Airs, Fred 'Prest on Sun - clay. Air, James Elsley, Mr. Milton Hooper and son, visited Mr. 'J. 'D, El- sley of Norrie last ,Friday. The funeral of the late Wan. Little took place from the home of his ;b,:t•o- ther, Air. '.Phos, Little on Sunday af- ternoon, Burial took place at the. ,inion Cemetery, Blyth, Mr, Fred Thompson has taken the position as relieving agent at Acton station. Rev, A. W. Gardiner and Mr, W.. Lyon are attending conference at Windsor this week. 'Miss. Hazel Richards spent. the week end at the homeof her uncle, Mr. C. Watson. 11r, and Mrs. R. T-Iall and family were guests at the house of Mr. W, Uountain Sunday. Saes. C. Johnston, who has been quite ill, is imploring. Miss .Marjorie Lyon attd Mr. Kick Lyon of Leamington are visiting at he home of their parents, Mr, and Airs, \\'m4. Lyon. idr. and Mrs. Wtm. l.'antblyn of To- ronto, spent the week end with Mrs, J Titinhi n, Miss B'el'le Nott spent last week with her aunt, Mos. Wm. Aa-c'liam- bault. Mrs, ,A. Webster spent Saturday in London. . Mr. 'r. Moon spent she week end at Cite home of his sister, Mrs. J. W. MaC'ool, ST. COLUMBAN A very pretty Juste wedding was solemnized in St. Coiuinban Church Monday morning at 9.3'0 o'clock when Rev. Fr. Dantzer, parish priest, united in marriage Anna Marie Cronin. se •and daughter of Mr. and \'ars, Dan Cronin, and Hough Benninger, eldest on of Mr. and Mrs, Michael Benn- inger, of Dublin parish, .Rev, Dr. Ffotil'kes was present in the sanctu- ary-. i'he bride entered the church to the strains ot the wedding march from L'obengrin played by the organ st, on the arm of her exciter, She looked lovely in her bridal gown of vary satin trimmed with chantilly 'ace, made on Princess lines with Queen collar, She wore .an emtbroid- ered silk net veil w'itit a wreath of ,range blossom, and valley lilies, and :tarried an arm bouquet of Johanna F-Titl .roses, carnations and fern. The bride was attended by 'her sister, Bary, charmingly gowned in a dress aF Wallis blue silk net over taffeta vitt a pink girdle, wind white acces- sories. She carried an arm bouquet of pink carnations and fern, The bridegroom was attended by his ,bro- her, Donald, .of St, Michael's Semin- ary, Toronto. The ushers were IAib- ert Cronin .brother of the bride, and t'tntes S7',Contsor. After the cerenvony 't sumptuous, wedding dinner Was erect at the home of tate bride to •lit immediate friends and relatives. Mr,. R'eise and family of Detroit visited Air. and Mrs. James Morris over the 'week end. Mr. and Mrs. House of Detroit spent the peek end with her brother; Mr. Era irk 'Bowman, lack Mela'cly of 'Detroit spent the holiday wi't'h . his father, Mr. Joseph Melady. The .football team defeated Sea'forth 1' to t) on Friday evening, Nice going; 'says, CONSTANCE. • 11iss Edith Stewart of Clinton spent Sunday at the hotne of her uncle, Mr. Theodore Dexter, lit. and Mrs. Will Webster and family of Si, tHelens . spent Sunday with Mrs. \\resbster's mother, Mrs. IH,eury Taylor.' Mrs. Alt. Young of 'Ottawa, Mich., and \'Irs. Neilans, of H'arlock, called on Mrs. I-Ien•ry Taylor on.Smnday. Mr. oArthur and !daughter Agnes of Godericit and Mrs, McKay of Windsor visited Mr. and Mrs. 'Adttnt. Nicholson 011 Suttday, ler, and Mfrs. IJittt Laidlaw of Blyth called on Arr. and Mrs. Leo Stephen- son on Monday evening, Mr, •R'obert Rogerson, •conference representative, Tefit Tuesday 'morning with has pastor, Rev. 'Mr. Gardiner, to attend Conference held in Wind- sor this year. Miss Edith Stewart of Clinton vis- ited 11r. and Mrs, Austin Dexter and Mr, and Mrs..Chas. Dexter at Sun - clay. Mrs, Leo Stephenson was in Lon- don on Monday on •business. lir. and Mrs. Ray Lawson and daughter Marion of the Huron Road. visited Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Lawson on Sunday. !A pleasant .evening was spent at the (home of Mr, and IMre, Charles !Dexter 'on Tuesday .evening when friends and neighbors, numtbering about sixty, gathered in honor of the corning marriage .of two of the papu- Mar 'youtng gtemlbers of the commun- ity, .Miss IElfa 'Dexrter and 'Mr. Will Jewitt, 'After the two young people had taken !their ,places of honor, a neatly worded address 'was read :by Mrs. !Rogerson. as Mallows: "We, your friends and neighbors, have ga- thered this evening to spend a social hour and we hope we m'ay have many pleasant memories of this oc- casion. We also take titis opportunity of expres'sin.g our appreciation of your services in the church, also show'in'g our respect and affection :for your. We are extremely happy to know- you are starting your .new life in This neighborhood and i't is our sincere wish you enjoy health, 'hap- piness and prosperity in your borne. We ask you to accept tth'is (a clock, silver candle 'holders and cattalo) as a token of our respect and 'trus't as the years come and go, 'we wile have many pleasant memories. Signed on. behalf of your friends and neighb- ors." 'The presentation was made 'by ifrs, Addison and Miss -Don.elde Ad- ams, The recipients of the Igifts suit- ably replied to the address. "'For They Are Jolly 'Good Fe'llows," was sung. 'Act amusing ,pant of the pro- ceedings was tihe presentation to the guests of 'honor of three 'balloons, containing a shower of confetti when burst and 'theta :fortunes which they were obliged. to read to the gathering, Community singing and other music was enjoyed, Lunch was served at the close of tate evening. HARLOCK Mrs. (Jennie Knox and Easiest Miss 'Rosamond IA'polehy and Mr, and 'Mrs. If+'ran'k McGregor visited on Sunday at the home of the 'fonnter's brother, Mr. and ,Mrs: (John 'MctGreg or and nephew, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. McGregor, of Walkenton. Mrs. !John MvcGregor !returned!, lionne with 'th'em for it short visit. We are very sorry 'MOs J'osep'h Taylor was last week taken to Sea - forth Hospital with trouble in cher KIPPEN Mrs. Joe McClelland and sot, of E•tnond.t'itie are guests of -lir. and Mrs. Huh McGregor. Airs. Rollins and Miss Elsie of Ex- eter ane the guests of Mr. and Mrs. \Vn, Bell and Master Donnie, Mr. -Howard Hamilton and Mr. L. Young of Detroit visited with Friends in the'meighborhood sone .day ,recently. Mr. John C. ID'obg of !Detroit visited with relatives over. the- holiday, arts, Walker or Htnsall Was re- newmn'g old acgitaitttan'ces in the nei- ghborhood .one day recently. The 'many friends of Mr. 'Wm. Chapman will be ,pleased' to know that his health is vouch improved, Lamb Prices According to an announcement by the .Canadian meat packing• industry, bttyers of lambs in 'Ontario and the West, on and after June '218, :11937, will pay tem cents more per pound for ewe, and trsetlter lambs than for buck iambs, Buyers ntay also pay up to one cent more per .pound for lambs of most desirable weights attd of good quality than for lambs weighing over 90 pounds and up to 11110 ,pounds, Up to two cents more per pound may be •paid for lambs weighing over '1d1t1 pounds, Unfinished and cull 4antbs will be paid for on the basis of their reiative quality. ft -46 "Nrr THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS —in— Reunion Jean Hersholt • Rochelle Hudson Helen Vinson Slim Summerville Mon, Tues. Wed., June 7-8-9 FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS Shall We Dance Edward Everett Horton Eric Blare Dancing, Music, Romance, Comedy 'NEWS CARTOON Next Thur. Fri. Sat., June 10-11-12 BOB ALLEN in Ranger Courage A Western, plenty of action and thrills Edward Arnold Victor Jory Joan Perry Meet Nero Wolf Coming--•CHA'RLES RUGGLES MindYour•Own Business ICED TEA Iced Tea is a deliciously differentt cool drink and it is eery easily made. Use 6 heaping teaspoons or `Salaole" Black Tea Inflow Tea in one pint or freshly (toiled water for Six minutes, 'Strait, amt pour liquid into a twoequart container. While hot add: N!z cops of granulated sugar, and juice of two lemons: Then shake or stir contents well, until sugar is thorau'hty dissodvecl. Fill container with cold water. Do not allow Tea to cool before adding the cold water; otherwise, liquid will become cto'urly. This is now ready to serve id tall glasses with chipped ice or cubes. A slice of lemon map be added if de- sired. 'C'!te above will make two quarts of iced tea, or 7 'tall glasses. A NUMBER 'OF CHOICE 4- AIND 6 -WEEK-OLD Barred Rock and White Leghorn PULLETS FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES Sunnyvale Poultry Farm Phone 160 r 3 ONTARIO JOBS OPEN! FARM HELP is urgently needed in Ontario Unemployed Men . Register with the Employment Service of Canada FARMERS, Tell your needs to the nearest Employment Office, Relief Administrator or Agricultural Representative. MITCHELL F. HEPBURN, Prime Minister and Minister of Labor, Parliament Buildings, Toronto WALKER'S FURNITURE :STORE ANNOUNCEMENT During the repairing of our Store, we will continue our Stock Reduc- ing Sale, and have •made arrangements to give the public • every service. We have arranged our stock to give every satisfaction in choosing; we will conduct business in the same way, using stairway to Show 'Room, first door 'south of store entrance. Call at the store in the usual way. Right now is the time to make changes and take advant- age of this opportunity to get some New Furniture, Mat- tresses, and Springs. You have our wonderful New Spring stock to choose from. F g We Do NOT Close This Store WednesdayAft DURING MAY OR SEPTEMBER ernoons WALKER'S. FURNITURE' STORE: