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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-06-04, Page 1/s 'Then from a ndi•ghboring thidket the. • mocking bird, wildest of singers,i ,th Swinging, aloft oil a willow spray that bung o'er the tater, cv Slhook from his little throat such floods of delirious music, That the whole air and the woods and the waves seemed silent to listen. --Longfellow. WHOLE SIER'IES, VOL. 53, No. 23. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931. Phone 84. DINNERS and SUPPERS Regularly HOT LUNCHES at all hours OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES Prices Reasonable The.91ympia.' Confectionery and Restaurant Y0C.0 R e The new novelty for children is said tobe worth 35c alone. You can get one with Weston's 11 oz. package of fancy biscuits for 25c SWEETHEART EXT. LEMON.- In E'MO'N-In Fancy vinegar bott'le with glass stopp' r, regular 25c for 1234c SWEETHEART FRENCH MUST- ARD. --'Regular 15c, for 7%c LUX FLAKES. -3 for 25; which is less than, regular wholesale'prfce. IDEAL CATSUP -Per bottle (re- puted quarts) " .25c ROCKINGHAM TEA -POTS. - Clearing at 25% discount. GINGER WAFERS and GINGER NUTS. -Very choice, Ib.... ,.30c ENAMELED WASHBOARDS and GLASS WASHBOARDS.- 75c ARISTOCRAT. PEAS. -Large, ten- der, juicy, regular 20; for ..15c CUBAN PINEAPPLES are best and nearly done. Don't delay in securing yours. Cream for Seaforth Creamery; Eggs (graded by Mr. R. Aberhart) ta ken in exchange for groceries. F. D. HUTCHISON Phone Phor Phood 166 COAL.. C QUALIT Y -SERVICE" E PHONE L. BOX 43 DECO'RATION SERVICE. The .Veterans of Seaforth and vii- cinity will hold their annual Decora- tion Service at 2:30p.m., Sunday, June 14th. All ex -service men are invited to attend. Fall in at Town • Hall at, 2 p.m. VARNA. IMrs. Wood of St. Helens was re- newing acquaintances in this vicinity last week. Mr. M. E. Elliott rn'ade a shipment of live stock to Toronto at the week end. .The many -friends of Billy Marshall who were.' listening in Monday night were much pleased to hear his music fear 0J1GC, London, Success to .you, Bi9'ly1 The report of the Varna School for May: -Sr. IV. „Pass 450; 'Hon's. 560 Lillian Elliott 505, Ida Clutter 502, Bill Austin 369. Sr."I'Ih Pass 240; hon. 300 -Willie MeAsh 306, Harvey Ohuter 252, ,Elmer''Johnston 250. Jr. I'II. - Bessie Clutter 306, Walter Smith .305, Jean•e Reid 276, Gordon Horner 252. Id, Class•--Murvin John- ston 202, Ford Johnston 188, Sr. I. Class-IFloyd McAsh 320, Ray 'El- liott 320 ,(.equal); Horace Bratherton 270, ,Donald 'Keyes 187, Jr. 1st-- Helen sst-Helen Johnston '718%, Gertie Smith 76%. Sr. Primer -Walter IBnat'her- ton 56%. Jr. .Primer -Frank Smith and Harvey ,Parsons' (equal) 78%. Perfect 'Spelling = ,Floyd McAsh, Helen Johnston, Number on roll 21, average ,a'ttendan,ce 20,85. All the class had Perfect 'Attendance except Horace ,Bratherton. Ruby h Taylor, Teacher. E S BEATTI I FORBARGAINBU'L'LET N Saturday Night Selling Sa d ayg g Fresh Maple Buds, % ]b. .,10c. 'Salted Peanuts, just in, 1 Ib .....15e Choc. Bars, assorted ..6 for 25c Rainbow Peanuts, special, 1 Ib. .,25c Pebbles -Raisin filled cotf'n, lib, 25,c Choc. Piccaninnies, new, 1 Ib..:,.25c These prices represent our aux 'Aver to to -day's drop in prices. Special Prices for June Gift- Giving. COME - SEE SAVE Beattie's Gift Store CHURCH CARD. North Side United Church -Pastor, Rev, W. P. Lane, B.A. Sunday, June 7th, -10 a,m„ Sunday School and Bible Classes. Public Worship, 111 ant and 7 p.m., conducted by. Rev. J. E. Hogg, D.D., of 'Clinton. ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Scarlett, Mc- Killop, wish to announce the engage- ment of their only daughter, Eva Ma- tilda, to George M'Ic'Cartney, son o8 Mr, and Mrs. G. R. McCartney, Tuckersmfth, the marriage to take place, shortly. HURON OLD BOYS' PICNIC I•N TORONTO The big Annual Picnic of the Huron Old Boys' Association of To- ronto, will be held in Area No. 3, Canadian National exhibition grounds on Saturday, June 13th, at 2 p. m. A full programme of games and sports will be carried out, including base ball matches, broom foot ball, and races of every description for old and young. As is usual, very valu- able prizes will be awarded to the successful competitors, Supper will be served in the Trans- portation Building at 6 p.m. Every Huronite, either in the city, or out of the. city, is cordially invited to be present and take part in the fun. GEORGE C. DALE. The funeral of the late George C. Dale, whose' death occurred on Sat- urday, was held on, Tuesday after- noon front Itis lateresidence on the Huron Road. The Rev, W. P. Lane, Church,ea- Sea- forth, North. Side United forth, conducted: the services at the house at 2 o'clock and also at the graveside in the Clinton cemetery. During the service a beautiful solo, ",Jesus, My Saviour," was sung by Mr. Charles Boyd. The pallbearers were Messrs. •Tonnes Dale, Constance; James Dale, Clinton; Arthur Dale, Clinton; Orville Phillips, Wil'l'iam Ross and Wesley Nott of the Huron Road. Among those who were pres- ent•at the funeral were Mr. Raymond Glinslce, Messrs. Oscar and Hugh Sproat and Mr. and Mrs. 'Shockcor and family, from Detroit; Mrs. Sykes, Shelton, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Will Smel'tzer, Calgary, Alta.; Mrs: Reb- ecca Reid, Luckno'w; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid and family, Duugannon;, Mr. Jake McGee, Mr. Reg. MclGee, Gode- rich; Mr. and Mrs. Garfield McMich- ael, Auburn; Mrs. French, Dash- wood; Mr. Palmer, Thedford; Mrs, Link and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs, Clin- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Exeter. The floral tributes, which were very beautiful in their profusion were sent by ,the following: wreath, the T. L. Link family and Mrs. French, Dash- Wood; a wreath and a sheaf, Mrs. Dale's brothers and sisters, of De- troit; a wreath, Mrs. Sykes, Shelton, Wash.;` a' sheaf, Reggie, Glen and Mary' Pryce, M+clKillop; a sheaf, pu- pils and ratepayers, S,1S. No. 6, ifdc- Killop; a sheaf, Will, Russell and Ross Sproat; a sheaf, the Crozier fa- mily; a sheaf, Mr, and Mrs. 'Wesley Nott and family, Tuokerls'mith; a sheaf, M•r, and Mrs. Geo. Bickerton, Woodstock; a pillow, The Family. The fatality occurred on Saturday and was a severe shock to the whole district, where Mr. ,D'aie was a widely known and highly respected farmer of , the Huron Road. In the morning Mr. Dale had gone to his grass farm to do same wlork and as was his cus- tom, to shoot ground hogs. • When he had failed to return Nolte for din- ner, his son Donald went to get hint and made t'he sad discovery, his.father Tying dead, with his "foot caught in the fence. Deceased was' a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Dale and was horn in McKillop 56 years ago, o , his parents moving to Tuckershni'th when he was quite young. On June 5th,1901, he was united in to his now bereft wife, formerly Miss Jean Ross Sproat, daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. John Siproat, Seafort'h, and since then had node their hone on the II'uron Road, west of Seaforth, until this spring when the Dr. Scott farm was purchased from Mr. Thos. Ferguson. lir. Dale took an active' .part in alnto:s:t every kind of sport, where his keenness, strength and. good sportsmanship made him popu- lar, the same outstanding qualities of his, fine nature which won for him the warmest friendship e tp and esteem em of ev- eryone, Besides his widow, he is sur- vived by one daughter, Anona, and one son, Don'al'd; also a• sister, Mrs. Wesley Nott, Tuckersinit'h. His fa- ther, mother and an older sister, Mrs. Crich, of Clinton,'pred:ece'asecl him some years ago. W. L The regular month=ly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Miss Thelma Elgie on Wednesday, June 10 at 2.30. The roll Mrs. Win. Byrne and two children, call will be answered by "The Name Jimmie and Donnie; Mr. and Mrs. bie, .Gloria and Doreen; and Gerald Jordan, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Jordan and three children, Mar-1 jorie Ann, Jack and Tommie; Mr. and of a Wo'nian,Writer and Her Works. The district annual will be held in the United Church at Crediton on June 9 at 10 and 2 p.in. PRESENITATIIION. IBedore leaving to assume his duties in the Dominion Blank at Brantford, Mr. Wm, J. Faulkner was presented. with a beautiful leather wilting set by the members of St. James' Choir, Mr. Faulkner has been a very faithful and calpal:de member of the choir for. some time and will be much missed, not only in the chair but in other societies •of Which he was a member. HOME AND SCHOOL. The Horne and School Association will discontinue their meetings for the summer months. A great deal has been accomplished during ,"the past season Miany poor families have been suppl'iedwith milk and clothes. A lantern was also purchased for the public school. We do' hope the public will continue to support the Home and School' by attending their day at the' Tiny Tim golf course, Friday, June 5th, afternoon and evening. W. M. S. The W.M.IS. of North Side 'United Church niet at the home of Mrs. J. R. Scott on Thursday afterndon of last week when about sixty ladies were present. The day being ideal, a very enj=oyable social hour was spent roaming around the beautiful grounds of the host and hostess, lir. and Mrs. Scott. Early in the aftee- noon, a very dainty and delicious lunch was served by Circle No. 3. Miss Govenlock had charge of the dev=otional program. Mrs. Porteous gave the' Bible reading. Miss Law- rence lead in prayer. A. duet by -Mrs. Tyerman and Mrs. W: Cudmore was very sweetly given. Miss A. Fergu- son and Mrs. Laing gave very inter- esting and full reports of the Presby- terial held in Hensall on April 28th. Miss Ferguson took the morning ses- sion and Mrs. Laing the afternoon session, dwelling mostly on Mrs. Lougley's address. McKILLOP W. M. S. The MelKillop Branch of the 'Wo- men's Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church met for the May meeting on Thursday, May 28th, at the home of Mrs. Robt, Govenlock. There were 43 ladies present. Mrs. Wm. Thompson presided and opened the meeting with hymn 776. Mrs. Wnr. Drover read the Scripture lesson from Matthew, 10th Chapter, which was followed with prayer 'by Mrs. Chas. Brodie, The minutes of the last meet- ing were read and the roll call was responded to by a verse of Scripture. iIrs. John Carter sang a pleasing solo entitled "Crown Jesus King," accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. Nellie McMillan, Mrs. Koine gave an ex- cellent report of the provincial meet- ing held in Windsor in April. It was bo'tli inspirational and practical and gave many ideas that could be put into practice in the Society. Mrs. Nellie McMillan played a delightful piano solo. Miss Jean Scott gave an ex- cellent lesson on "Otir National Mis- sions" summing up the work of the missions in a very brief acid able manner. The collection which was taken up by little Mildred Aitcheson, amounted to $1520. ThO meeting closed with hymn 471 and repeating the 'Lord's prayer in unison and a dainty lunch was served. The June meeting will be held at the home of 'Mrs. John M'cD'owel'l. HAVE NARROW ESCAPE IN MOTOR ACCIDENT. Mrs. J. 31. Henderson of Seaforth received, several broken ribs and one lease of her glasses broken in a motor accident (five miles north of Walker- ton on Saturday, and the other occu- pants of the car, Mrs. Fred Adams -of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Gil- bert, of Detroit, were bruised and suf- fered minor injuries, 'Mr. and Mrs 'Gilbert, accompanied by Mrs.lHenderson and Mrs. Adams, were on their way to open their sum- mer cottageatPort Elgin. While go- ing through fresh gravel the left rear tire blew out, causing the car to swerve -from the road, turn complete- ly over once and come to rest on its side in the ditch. No glass in the windows was broken and the "three ladies, who were riding in the front, seat; were able: to extricate themselves without trouble and release .Mr. Gil- bert who was .held fast in the rumble seat. Mrs. Gilbert, an experienced and careful driver, was at, the wheel when the accident occurred.) When the traffic officer arrived he exoner- ated any person from blame, pointing out that a sharp piece of stone had penetrated deep into the tire and. caused the blow out. The auto was laden with provisions for 'the. summer cottage o tae and many navy fruit jars were scattered on the road side but curiously none were broken, The party were driven to Port Elgin by a' Walkerton garageman, the car being left at Walkerton for repairs as one of the rear wheels' was shattered, ;They got the car and: returned to Sea - forth on !Sunday and Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert left for their hone in Detroit Tuesday- morning. DUBLIN. • Jordan Family Reunion -A reunion of the Jordan family was held \lay 31st, at the home of Mr, and' Mrs, JamesJordan. 7This vans the Inst time in 15 years that it was possible for the fancily all to be together, the occasion also being the completion of Mr. Jordan's -25th year as Postmaster at Dublin. The mit-sof-town members of the family were: Mr. and, Mrs; Ly- all Jlordan anti three children, Bob - Jerome Jordan and lir, Joseph Jor- dan, all of Detroit; sister M. Jerome and Sister M. Evelyn, of the Ursuline Academy at 'Chatham, and Miss .Mar- garet Jordan, of Windsor- Twenty- four were served at thinner and the re- ception in the afternoon brought to- gether many who had not met in years. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan were presented with a beautiful Cogswell their and a gift of silver. Mr, and Mrs. John Kenny of De- troit spent the holiday with his p=ar- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kenny. Mrs. Dan ,Elliott o'f Windsor is vis- iting friends in the village, Mr. George H'ol'land visited friends in Seaforth during the week. •Mr. P. Dili and 'brother 'Joe, of De- troit are guests of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. Dill, over the holiday.. Miss .Mary ,Hills of London is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Hills} . Mr, and Mrs 'Win. Byrne and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Byrne and family, all of Detroit, are holidaying at the hone of Mrs. 'Wm. 'Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kale of Sea - forth, spent Friday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan. Mrs. Tony Burns is visiting friends inStratford, Mrs. Archie Forbes wishes to thank the Ladies' Guild o'f St. Marys' Church, Dublin,'for the delicious bas- ket of fruit sent her in her illness, also all friends and neighbors who gave a helping hand. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith spent a few days with iDunnville friends._ lir, and Mrs, Cecil O'Connel and fancily and Annie Watters of Detroit visited friends around Dublin over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan held a family reunion an Sunday 1 w,vhen all the members of the famwere present, It is fifteen,yearsince they have all been togethers before. Mrs. Wm. hlahaffy, an old resident of Hibbert, died on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Pat. Feeney were in London on Wednesday attending the wedding of their son, Thomas, and Miss O'Reilly of that city. Miss Lizzie Ryan of Seaforth is home this week taking care of her mother, Mrs, Pat. Ryan, who is sick with the flu. Miss B. MdGrarh of Stratford re- turned Nolte Monday after visiting friends in Dublin over Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Blood of Detroit vis- ited Mr, and Mrs- Pat. Ryan over. Sunday. We are sorry to hear that Mr. James Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Jordan, inet with a very serious car accident in Toronto last week. Messrs. James and Basil Kelly mo- tored to New Hamburg on Sunday evening. Misses ,Florence and Calista Kelly visited Hiss Josephine Haunn over the week end in New Hamburg.. Mr, and Mrs. Art O'Connor and family of Detroit visited this week end with the 'fortner's brother, Dan- iel O'Connor. Miss Marie Benninger of Hamilton spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. M.. ,Benninger, Miss "Annie Ryan of London spent a few days this week ' with her pat- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Ryan. Mrs. Win. Mulcahy of California is holidaying with her sister, Mrs, and Mr, Michael Doyle. STANLEY. Report of S. S. No. 14, Stanley, for May. -'sr. IV. -Margaret McKenzie81, Mabel Talbot 74. Jr. IV. -Andrew McKenzie 84, Margaret Jones 63, El- mer :Hayter 63, 'Wilmer Jones 61, Wesley Jones 57, Alex. MclBeath 55, Mary Aldrich, (absent). Sr. 1111- Audrey Cochrane 73, Harvey Hayter 70, Aubrey Farquhar 62, Hiarold Tones 62. Sr. +III -Mary Farquhar 73, Kathleen !Jane's 64, George Tifton. 56. Jr. II.=Eric Switzer (absent). I.-ID'onald Switzer, (Ernest 'Talbot, Kenneth McKenzie, Mervin Hayter (absent). Pr. -Lois IRath'well, (Eileen Hayter, (jean ;Speir, Mildred Jones, Donald McKenzie. Numbberon roll 26, average attendance 118:80. P. C. Peirfolcl, Teacher, Mr. Frank MCCIip'chey was to To- ronto on business 011 Tuesday, MISS Margaret McKinley visited relatives in Detroit last week. She made the trip with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. Lavis, of Clinton. (There will be no services in the churches on the Varna charge next Sunday as the pastor, Rev. E. A. Poulter, 15 attending conference at Chatham. 'M'r. and Mrs. Fred Greenbury of Flint visited with the latter's sister, Mrs. Thos. Robinson on ,Sunday. -Mr. Wilson Campbell, Miss Letitia iIac Toa Under the auspices of the BARBARA KIRKMAN AUXILIARY of First Presbyterian Church At the I-Iouie of MRS. ROBERT SMITH Goderich St. East -on Thurs., Jun e 4 From 4 to 7 P.M. Admission 25 Cents ri PROMPT SERVICE ,i f bis NEWC HINA lat Special al LPricesow We have been fortunate in securing a few special China Sets at prices that are very much reduced. Cheaper in fact than pre-war prices. 43 piece Dinner Set, complete for 6, gcod; quality ,FrenchC dinner ware at '.. , . , . �.w7 The Set 23 piece Tea Sets, very pretty designs, real china 2 good quality, at ■ 47 These are reduced in price to very much below present values, and are new designs, 'very pretty shapes and the quality is surprisingly good. Fred S. Savauge JEWELER & OPTOMETRIST Opposite Post Office. Seaforth. Phones 194. Res. 10. 44 WATCH REPAIRING �-�r- Cantpbefi and Hiss Mae Campbell of Seaforth spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jean McKinley. Mr. and Mrs, Meno Steckle sr and their three sons, Dan, Oliver and Asa, spent the week end at Markham. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Carnie spent Monday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Allan of Zurich. .fir. and Mrs. Milton -Sleep and fa- mily of Goderich tp. spent Wednes- day evening with Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Tough. Mr. and Mrs. Haugh and family of Tuckersmith paid a brief visit on Tuesday last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carnie. Miss Marsh of Auburn spent the week -end" with 'Miss Elizabeth Snow- den of the Sauble line. Mr. Gladwin Westlake visited with friends at St. Thomas last week. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Penhale and family spent a couple of days at Lon- don and St. Thomas last week.. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westlake spent Sunday- the guests 0f friends in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Rhyel of Detroit spent the week -end with Miss R. Snowden of the S'auble Line. TUCKERSMITH. Township Road Work. --Payments for road work in the Township of Tuckersmnth for the month of 'May, 1931, are as follows:.Ro'bt. Dalrymple, road superintendent, $718.00; Thos. Hodgert, running engine, $5472; Wilbert 3/lethally, drag line, $35.50; A. McGregor, trucking gravel, . $311.6'4; Will Coleman, trucking gravel $21.60; Amos Townsend, dragging, ng, $6.00; Wilson McCartney, dragging, $5.00; Wm. Bell, drag -ging, $7.00; Thos: Chapman, dragging, $17.30; 'Win. Hoggarth, ditching, $9.00. Total, $263.66. -Root. D•alrynnple, Road Su- perintendent. , The farmers here are busy prepar- ing the land and sowing corn, roots and beans. Miss Reta Fear of Toronto spent the 24th at her home here, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Crich of Pon- tiac. -'Mich., spent the week end visit- ing relatives here. iMr, Jos. G. Crich is a delegate to the annual conference of the United Church which meets at Chatham this week. Mr, Allan Jahns of Toronto spent the holidays at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pepper of Nia- gara Falls spent tiie week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hay, Mr. K•ennethh Jackson has started his duties as enumerator. Mrs. John Elgie and Dorothy have returned after a two weeks' visit in Buffalo, WINTHROP. Mission Band. -The fourth m;eeting of the Helping Hand Mission Band was held on Saturday, May 30, with a large attendance. Marion Little pre- sided and opened the meeting with hymn 1The Scripture v 7 S. Scriilur 1 c esson h t the 23rd Psalm, was repeated in unison after which Mrs: Dodds led in pay- er. The roll call was then answered. and hymn 745 was sting Mrs Dodds conducted the study period, which had for its topic, "Schools in Japan.", The minutes were read by the Secre- tary and then a few business items were discussed. A pleasant half hour was spent in singing and the meeting closed with the Lord'sprayer, lir. John Afntstrong, of London is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ferg. Btil- lard. 1•f.rs, George Eaton spent last week lvith her sister, Mrts. Harold /Small tion. of Walton. A number from here attended the funeral of the late George C. Dale, Huron Road, on Tuesday, • 'Court of Revision was held in the hall holiday. The enuntetators are on their rounds. BRUCEFIELD. The school report of S.'S. No. 3; Tuckers'mith for the months of April and May, based on w=eekly examina- tions.. The names are arranged in or- der of merit, V.-lJean Watson 68. Jr. IV. -Jas.. McCully 74. Bobby Dalrymple 72, *Mary McCully 68, W. D. Wilson. 64, Arthur Wright 63, Earl Papple • 55, Beatrice A'rms'trong 53. Sr. III. - *,Annie Papple 79, Delbert Taylor 75, Mac Wilson 74, *A=lice Wright 68. Jr. III -\Layne Watson 75, Is- abel Armstrong 68, Donald MacDon- ald 65, *Grace Dalrymple 52. Sr. 1I.. -*Elsie Robins 80, Myrtle Papple' 73, *!Ervin Sillery 71, -Muriel Wright 67, Ivan Taylor 66, Jr, I'I.-*±Hazel Wilson 80, Morley Wright 70, *Tres- ton Dallas 6i. Allan Hill 67, *{Bobbie Watson 67, Milton Taylor 47. Sr. Pr. -Anna Watson 80, John Calwill• 8131. Lloyd Papple 7-4, Jr. Pr, -*Ethel_ Wilson, 'I'Olive Papple, Freda Hill-; Morley Wright, Ivan Taylor and' El- sie Robins had one mistake each. in: the daily spelling for April. For May, Elsie Robins had perfect marks and; Mayne Watson and Anna Watson had one mistake each. T'hose marked with an asterisk had perfect atter, dance for both months, M. McNaughton, Teacher. Rev. W. A. 'Bremner and Mr. Wal- ter Moffat are attending 'the .confer-- ence of the United Church which is. 'being held in Chatham this week.. Rev. J. Smith, agent for the B'ibl'e Society, will conduct divine service next Sunday morning, in the United Church. The evening service will be withdrawn on account of the 'a'bsence of the minister. Mr. Mr. acid Mrs. Jas. McQueen visited friends in Brussels last week. Mrs. Jas. Moodie visited friends. fin Goderich this week, Mr. Hugh McGregor of Detroit^. spent the week -end at his home in the village. the many friends of Mrs. L. For -- rest were glad to see her at chtuclr again after an .absence of over two months on account of illness. Mrs. G. Elgie of Tu:ckersmith visit. _ ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and other friends iii the village' last - week. Mr. John Cornish purchased a che- vrolet special car from .ilr. Passmore. of Hensal]. NORTH McKILLOP. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton and" Kenneth of MelK'ill•Op, also Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thornton of Henfryn were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hier - man;' Broduilagen east of Dublin on Sundb'y, Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Leeniirtg, and son Ross were visiting with :Wr: and Mrs. Thomas Leeiniiig Jr. Suis-- day evening. Itt. and kiss. John Kintner, Mr_. and Mrs. Keinneth Kintner and son - Robert and Miss Vera Kistner spent: Sunday under their parental roof; a+ls:c'. Mr. and Mts. Hodgins, al from•Kit- chener and Waterloo. Mr. and Airs. Wilfred McKay and daughter, also the former's father,. Mr. 'ose , J h McKay, Ka of London, o were • visiting' Mr, John 'Houlden onn Stand .- da. afternoon: y e bon; HARLOCK Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Laidlaw of California, are at present visiting at the home of the former's sister, l4rs.- John Smith, The Ladies' Aid of Burns' United' Church arc holding their June meet- ing on Wednesday afternoon at the,' hone of Mrs. Thos, Neilans with Mesdames Leiper and Smith assist- ing. Service in Burns.' United Church• will be taken by the W.\f,S, this Sunday Service will be at the usual'" hourr BIRTHS. IGERIR. 1In Oshawa General Hospi tai on Friday, May 29, 1931, to Mr.. and Mrs; Howard II: Herr, a sone (James Tan).