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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-11-13, Page 4EQMQNDViI-LE Mr, and Airs. Stuart Keyes and daughter Gail of OMIlia and Mr, G. R. ISey*es of Windsor spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs, Nelson Keyes. Miss Frances Houston of Brant- ford visited with her brother, lir. Andrew Houston and Sirs. Houston over the weekend, Mr. and Airs, J. S. Watson are spending a few days this 'week with their daughter, Mrs. Albert Clarke and Mr. Clarke at Highgate. CONSTANCE The Toting Peoples Class held a social evening on Friday night. Cro- Idnole was played, the winners were Norma Dexter and Ron. McGregor. Consolation, Mrs. George Hoggart and Mens, Bob Phillips. Lunch was served. The Friendly Few Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Dale on Alonday evening. The topi, Farm Women in Public Life, brought out a good discussion. Pro- gressive euchre followed, winners were Ladies' high, .Airs. Verne Dale; Gent's high, Mr. Frank Riley; con- solation, Ladies, Mrs. Wm, Jewitt, Gent's, Mr. Borden Brown. Next meeting, Monday, Nov. 17, will be The Salvation Army Seaforth Corps THURSDAY, NOV. 13 S P.M, Filmstrip p "THE FIRST DISCIPLE" All are welcome amazolam held at the home of lir, Wm. 1,3eWitt, d Airs WINTHROP Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bing and family of Stratford, and Mr. and Airs. Fred McGregor, spent Sunday with 13r. and Mrs. W. Dodds. s. Mr. and :firs. A. Dolmage attend- ed the funeral of her brother in T at istock last week, Mr. and Mrs, Fred McGregor,. who have returned from an extend- ed trip to the West Coast, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, W, T. Dodds. Mrs. Ralph Davidson and family spent the weekend in Stratford. A number from here attended the Memorial Service in Merton for J'as, Allen. The W. A. and W, M. S. met on Nov.S in the schoolroom of the ehnzclt with 3e answering the Poll on "Peace" Mrs, A. Alexander opened the meeting with hymn 148. Psalm 714 was read responsively from the hymnary. Prayer was then given in unison from the prayer card on -Guidance'. W.M.S. President, Mrs. W. Dodds, read a poen on "Peace" and offered prayer, Mrs. G. Smith gave a Clu'istian Steward- ship reading. Mrs. Robt. Doig and .Arra, Wm, Alexander gave splendid reports on the sectional meeting held at Lcndesboro. Hymn 26 was sung, Mrs. Glen Haase read the eeripture lesson. The topic on Ang- ola was taken by Mrs. W. McSpad- den Mrs, 7'. Pethick, Mrs, A. Camp - hell and Mrs. Livingstone. Hymn o.. Mrs. Dodds was sung and Mrs. D dds closed the meeting with prayer. BRODHAGEN VVork has eommenced on the - in- stallation of the new oil heating s•-tsent in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, work being done by the R-in_hant Metal Fabricating Co. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bode and Billy of Fort Erie and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Livestock Producer May the following serve notice that the I. C. O. Live- stock Shipping Service: represented and managed by Mr. Sandy Broatlfoot. will from this date forward be handled by Seaforth Farmers Co-operative. The directors of Seaforth Farmers Co-op take this opportunity- to express their appreciation to Mr. Droadfoot for the capable and pleasing planner in which he has con- ducted this service for the past 31 years. The Co-op was advised by Mr. 1.3roadfoot of his desire to be relieved of his duties. Therefore at their November meeting the board duly appointed their manager to be in charge of this additional service, and trust this change may prove satisfactory to the surrounding Livestock Producers. SEAFORTH FARMERS C0 -OPERATIVE Pres., Ross McGregor Sec., Robt. McMillan Phone day 9; evening •1S1W 4>� Headquarters for Practical Gifts Join our Christmas LAY - AWAY - PLAN Buy Christmas Gifts. Now ! Pay Later BOX FURNITURE STORE Funeral and Ambulance Service Phone Day 43 Night 595 W APRIVCOMMIMMIIIIMINOMIRINIMII9MMIllOPM6014/01101A10 I Prices 'educed ALL NEW AND USED MACHINES in our stock have been greatly reduced to clear part of our large stock MAKE AN OFFER ON ANY MACHINE AT rtir ators Massey -Harris Dealers PHONE 141 SEAFORTH THE S..+ +OATH NEWS Jno, Keble of Logan with 14Ir. and Mrs. Ducker left for Toronto on Mrs. Manuel Beuerman on Satyr. Tuesday after spending a week with day. 1 Mr. and Mrs, N. Long, ' Mr, and Mrs. J. Landau and Verna of Denfield visited on Slznday with Mr. and Mrs. ATehie Parsons. Mr .and Mrs. Ken McKay, newly wods, retarned front their 'honey- moon last week.. Mi, and Mrs. W, Fairburn of Hensall are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Rosa Love. KiPPEN The third meeting of the Thrifty: . ICippenettes was held at Anti Sin- elair's home 011 Nov. let, Meeting opened by singing 0 Canada and troll call was a line of clothes that are suitable for me. Mrs. Jarrett read an article on good posture, dis Bell taught us how to make tailor's scssing good and bad faults,Mts. tacks, and Mrs. Bell and 11irs. Jar- rott demonstrated how to work .bait- l tonholes. When meeting adjourned' lunch was served, The W.:II.S, of St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church were hosts to Hensall Auxiliary in the church on Wednes- day afternoon last. About 76 ladies were present. Airs. T. Ray and Mrs, W. Caldwell were co -hostesses, The president, Mrs. Sohn Sinclair, pre- sided. Mrs. S, Pepper waS in charge of the worship. Mrs. I. Butt of Sea - forth favored with a solo accompan- ied at the piano by Mrs, J. Mac- Gregor, also of Seaforth, Mrs. R. Broderick and Mrs. Hahn of Hensall favored with a vocal duet accomp- anied at the piano by Mrs, T. Sher- ritt, The minutes and Roll Call were taken. Mrs. Alex McMurtrie report- ed she and Mrs. McLeod had called on six shutins. Mrs. T. Kay and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell were asked to be the visiting committee for November. Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs, Pearl Love favored with a vocal duet. Mrs. Jones accpmpanying on the guitar. Mrs, Emerson Kyle then in- troduced the speaker, who was Mrs. lRev.) McLeod, who recently moved to Kippen. Mrs. 1'IcLeod gave a very interesting address on the Mission- ary Hospital itt Western Canada. Mrs. G Hess of Hensall favored with a solo accompanied by lits, T. Sherritt. A humorous skit "The Church Fire" was given by Mrs. Ro- bert Elgie, Mrs. CarlMcClinehey, Mrs. J. Cooper Jr., Airs. Morley Cooper, Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, Mrs. Robert McGregor and Mrs. Roy Con - site. Mrs. Winston Workman extend- ed thanks to all taking part. Mrs. Sinclair pronounced the benediction. The ladies were invited to the Sunday School room where a dainty lunch was served. The tea table, covered with lace cloth, was centered with the large birthday cake, aut- umn flowers and candles. Tea was poured from silver tea services by Mrs. J. W. McLean and Mrs. Wm. Alexander. Mrs. Robt. McBride cut the birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor and Terry of Stratford were. Sunday visitors with Mrs. R. Dinsdale and Miss Ma- bel Whiteman. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Howell and Miss Dunlop of Sarnia were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long. Mrs. Kyle of Clinton was a Satur- day visitor with her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. H. Stanek and Geo. visited friends in Cromarty on Sun- day. We are pleased to report Mr. Charles Switzer is improving in health but is still confined to Lin- don Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. L. Henderson visited friends in London on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Burnett and the latter's grandmother, Mrs. How- ell, who is in her 93rd year, all of Toronto, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long . Local men who left on Saturday for Manitoulin Island to hunt in- clude Emerson Kyle, Russel Con- sitt, Elmore Stephenson, Campbell Eyre, Lloyd McLean, Stanley Jack- son, Wilbur Scott, Wm. Bell, Her- man Deyman, Harry Caldwell, Wes Richardson, Allan Tremeer_, Elzar Mousseau, Emerson Anderson, Alec McMurtrie. Mr. and Mrs. W. Meliis attended the funeral of the latter's cousin in Wroxeter on Saturday. ST. COLUMBAN James, Hart died hist Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. In his 34th year. He lived in 11ScKillop, and later in Dublin, until he went to London recently. He is survived by one brother Owen at St. Columban, and ane sister Miss Annie Hart, Ing - moll. The funeral was held Saturday at St. Columban Church. VARNA. Services for George H. Beatty, 54, of Varna,who died in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, were conducted at Clinton itt Ball & Mutclt funeral home by Canon A. A. Abraham of St, And- rew's Memorial Anglican Church, Lon - Son, and interment was made in Bay - bald cemetery. .Pallbearers were Lee McConnell, Harold Elliott, William R, Stephenson, Orville McCiinchey, Rus- sell Consitt and Elmer Turner, Mr. Beatty ltad resided in Varna all his life and until two months ago conduct- ed a farm implement business. Surviv- ing besides his wife, formerly Kath- leen M, 'Welsh. are one sen, George. at home; one daughter, Mary, Lon- don; his Mother and three sisters, Mrs. Rciss Latham and Gladys, Lan- don. and Edith of Varna.. HIBBERT Fire Monday night destroyed a large barn on the farm of Thomas D. Wren, Hibbert Township clerk, and caused damage estimated at $10.000. BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drager re- turned home from their honeymoon trip. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock, Joanne and Jane spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs. Wm. Broughton at Atwood. Mrs. Broughton and baby daughter having just arrived home from List- owel Hospital. Mrs. Robert French has returned home after being confined to List- owel Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, San- dra and Arthur of Sintcoe with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz and Gerald spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Seppil, Tavistock, and at- tended the progressive euchre spon- sored by the Literary Society, Tav- istock. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elligson accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elligson and Donald to Kitchener on Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Elligson. Mr. and Mrs. Aug Hillebrecht ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wei- tersen to Hamilton recently, visiting Mr, and Mrs. John Mueller. Mrs. John C. Diegel and Mr. Geo. Diegel were guests of Mr .and Mrs, George Wolfe last Thursday on the occasion of their SOth wedding an- niversary. Air: and sirs. John L. Bennewies returned home after several weeks spent with their family in Windsor and Detroit. Mr. Mervin Miller has taken a position in Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rode and family of Palmerston with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hinz enter- tained the immediate fancily and rel- atives on Sunday in honor of his father Mr. Henry Rock, who cele- brated his 78th birthday. Quite a number from here attend- ed the shower for Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Riehl (Grace Vock) in the Town hall, Mitchell, last Tuesday evening. Opportunity Days BE THRIFTY - - - SHOP NOW AT OUR PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE Beginning Thursday, Nov. 13 9 A.M. Nylon Taffeta SLIPS 3.95 Fall Dresses 18 to 241/4 8.88 SAVINGS Ey The Dozen All-weather Coats with zip -in lining 22.75 WOOL Station Wagon Coats 17,95 14.95 GLOVES 89c All Merchandise Greatly Reduced x+ i S THURSDAY, NOVRMBgR 13, 952 THEATRE IREUENT ,,a1)AF :R'' O rl,.� sow PLAYING THE CISIARIION KID 'Technicolor Amite Murphy - Hoverter 'Tyler, kle led the last daring outlaw raid which took *et) at Coffeyville,. Oklahoma. This is a Western 1n which the 104 t•heck. his blaring guns for a woman's love. .... .... NEX'r MON, 'mks. AF,U. THE UAP THE MATH ST000 STILL Mtehael Romlie - Patricia Neal. Tt'a out at this world, the „alt of 0 man from another Planet. Thu drama is fill of euspenso and fnntney NEXT TRIMS. PRI, SAT. "rum WILT) NUR'1't Technicolor Stewart Grainger - cyu Charissc.. The RCMP ge after their man and get him. 101ted with excitement and a gripping insight into the problem of human survival COMING MY Six CONVICTS STOPr , Before you buy those Shapes lit INVESTIGATE Why PaysShop It To At WILLIS. SIIOE ST aI',' RE The Little Store with the "131g Valune" Seatoi lh MRS. G. H. MONTGOMERY After a year's illness, Mrs. George H. Montgomery died In her 74th year. She was born in Port Hope and spent much of her life in Toronto. In 1046 Mrs. Montgomery .came to make Iter Monte here, living oil John st, Follow- ing a short service here the bodywas taken to Toronto for interment. MRS. WILLIAM HARRISON Following a long illness at the Rus- ton nursing home in Mitchell, Mrs. William Harrison died on Monday at the age of 78 years. The 'former Re- becca Pattison, she was born at Uff- ington, Ont., and came to this dis• tract in 1926. In religion she was an Anglican. Besides her husband she is survived by one son and two daugh- ters, Herbert Harrison, MCKillolr; Vio- let, Mrs. Russel Carter, McKillop; Mereta, Mrs, William Dodd, Auburn; and one sister, Mrs. William Allen, Bracebridge. The body rested at the Box Finet•al Home, High st., where Rev. 0". A, Jones of St. Thomas Ang- lican Church will conduct the funeral service at 2 p.m. on Thursday, burial in Maitland Bank cemetery; 1 for months to pay your Coal 0 down payment When you join... 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