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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-10-13, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932, e. ^ 1.414 sm mceK: ,mai47.2 ,•,., .,—Re•4s •norsm..44,. w,as m4.4.1 4 ae eamossaanatecenar WHERE SWOPPI'N'G IS CHIILD'S PLAY ! I -. • :Superiorerior Scores Nave a'•re nitation 'tor quality a nd lairideal in g . Children frequently sent bo do the family shopping becuse of the, confidence cere d .Stperior merchants Imci entatiY it is verY good training boofaritteachesa chi ld' the meaningg of "values," deve.lP s their ,self-reliance and,•enc'oura'ges,Uhri'ft, Remember the Superior Stares' slogan WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items for October 13th, 14th, 15th, and 17th,,18th,'19th.Q RRTNISO .... large pkg. 19 e McLARRENIS INVIN'CI'BLE yE'I)LY POWDERS- -Per .Pkg. 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Might or day phone 67. HARLOCK. Bert Beacom and Ber ld' a Harold. 1'Dessrs. H r spent Sunday with friends near Eth- el. Mr, ' and Mrs. John M,orrison and Mr, and Mrs.' Mots. Cole of Toronto Dent the week end and holiday, the ifornier at the home o'f hl'is slister, Mr. end Mee. Harry Motor and Walton fr0)tds, the latter at the home of her sister, Mr, and Mrs. Simon M;eVittie, else calling on .other friends. iMessrs. Robert Leiper . and William Dale and the Miss'e's Aignes Leiper and Levinea Knox, acdonn'panied by a couple of -girl fri'end's, moltored• ocr Saturdlay fro'n't Toronto, spending the Ihoiidays at their respective homes, re - foaling to' 'Toronto Monday evening, _,. Mr.a1mle•s Watt and Master Owen of Toronto visited B'tyith and H,arlock the weekend and hull - Mr. over h � ales Scott and little MTS. 5 Lir, and 1M J Ian al'Toronto visited at bhe home of Mr, and Mrs, S McVit''tie and ,other frie;nds over the week end. and hol'ida'y. .Mr. and Mrs. John T. Knox and. Eileen of Caledonia and Mr hid' Mrs,. 'IN:anren Gih'binigsand baby vvsited on Sunday at the 'homes of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Knox and Mr. and Mrs. I. 'Raipeon, i.Lfr, and Mrs. Wm. Knox of Grey. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson were Sunday vistitors at the house of Mr. and Mrs. T. Knox. Miss Olive Knox spent a few days with her, sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. Aip- pleby of McKilloip, 'Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ferris and Reece and Mrs. Inech!tel and Max- een spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AJA_ Vod'den near Londesboro. The Misses Helen. and Doris Fear who have been. sick, are getting bdt- ter, .the former being back to school. Mr. and Mrs.. Chas. Parson's and Amy entertained Mr, an'tl Mrs. Jen- kins and satend daughter of Blyth and Mr, and Mrs. Gordlon Jenkins of Stratford can Sunday. Mir and Mrs. George Watt and children visited •on Sunday at the h'o'me of Mr, and Mrs. Win. Roger son, near' Brucelfiie'1'd, Mr, Wm. Murray_attended the, Beussels fair la's't Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Coilson ` entertained friends from Bralcelbrid'ge the past week. Mrs. A.'W. McE' 'ign and Miss g Ilelen spent Fridayof leash week in Clinton. 1'ir, and Mrs. N'ot'naait Lloyd of Clinton, Mr. Eddie Bell and Mir. and Mrs, I. 'Ra'p's'on were Sunday visitors at Incthome of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ,i MctElwirog. There was no service in • Burn's Church on ' Sabbath, October 9th, it being anhdwersary Sunday in Land- eslio'ra United Church t'h'at day, at THE` SEAFORTH NEWS. TOWN TOPICS. 'Miss Agnes. Crosby of Toronto is v rotting Mr. and Mrs. Attain Dodds in to vn and Miss 1Mat are't McMillan. hiss Dorothy 11utcitison of St. 'Ca- tha`rin;es was a holiday visitor witth her parents, Mr, and -Mrs. F,= D, )i-lntc'hi:yon, 'Mas Florence Fouler of Bluevale spent a couple of days in . town /re - tar ning retaraing -on Wednesday,- accompanied by Miss Clara I''inkctuey. Misses Josephine Edge, H e l e n Smith and Mary Jto'haston are con- wsle;lcing in the. ho's'.pi'ta'l after under - •going operalNious, Mr.. aucl M•ss. 'Grassie asvd Messrs. JG•ras'sie of Hamilton were Th'anksgi'v= ing visitors with their aunt, Mrs, Murray, ,Goder'ich street. Mis Anna EdI t- tty nld o s nurse -in - in' hrammg, o'f Woo dstoick, spent dile week -end with her parents, Mr. and !Mts. WilliamEdmonds, the fonmer'of wham is confined to bed' at present. Mr. J. J. H'uggard's oIifnce on Main street is .being resdeooiated this week. Mr, and Mrs. E, H, Muir of High Bluffs, Man„ and 'Mrs, ,Hteiibeet Flawl- er, Huron Road, were guests at bhe Holme of Mrs. W. L, Keys on Tues- day.. Mrs, Muir was formerly -Miss iBwswn of the red schiaol corner, Tnuck- erlsa ti'th, and with Mr. Muir was Ealst to attend a convention in Toronto M'a'st' week. Misses Bertha Beattie, and Ild'a and Eva Love of Toronto were 'hollliday, visitors at their homes. • Mrs, A. Reid and Mary were :week-, end visitors with Mr, and Mrs, A. P. Keys, 'Stan'l'ey. Miss Mangartet Grieve s p e rs t; Thanksgivinlg with her sister to To - Miss Miss Gladys MdPhee of Blenheim was a holiday visitor with. her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. -M. McPhee„ • Misses Ria Hills and Lauri Mie-: Milian of Toron't'o spent Thanksgiv- ing at their homes. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Dingle and son Edward and Mists Marjbrie Bick- el!, of Tiorornito spent Thanksgiving with Mr. ,and Mrs. W. J. Blickell. Miss Bickel remained, owing to a Severe cold, until the .Vatter .part of •bh'is week, Mrs. W. J. Walker has returned from 'Timrlmin's ,where Ale attended her eons wedding, • Mr. and Mrs. S'a'm Walker of Tim- min- are slpendtng a couple of weeks in town with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Walker. Mr. and 'Mrs. H. Minnett of. Toron- to spent Thanksgiving in town. Mists Verna A'd'ams and Mr. Sandy Ooleds!m'i'th of Welland spent Thanks- giving'hoil•'iday at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Miller Adams. M'r, and Mrs. J. J. Patterson ;of To- ronto visited with " Mr. and Mrs. E. L. B'ox over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson ane of candy kitchen fame, having opened the restaurant nmlw occupied by A, R. Box. I't. is. twentyefive years since Mr. Patterson was in Seaforth and was pleased to see the Main street of his home town showing progressiveness. • le/eases. Thomas J. Ryan of Sagi- naw, ,Michigan, and Ralph Schemaker of Cleveland, O'h'io, classmates at St. Jerome's College, Kitchener were holiday guests at the home esf Mrs; M'argare't Cleary. Mrs. Jo'h'n Sproat was a visitor at Malfel:ing and'Dengannan on Thanks- giving. Mrs. Margaret Horan left to spend. the winter with her daughter and sort- ie -law,' Mr. and Mrs. G. Flannigan, in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. George E. ,Ferguson and family o'f Toronto were Thanks- giving visitors' with the Misses Fer- guson, Slparlitig street. , Mrs. W. Fowler of Leam'ingto'n; who has been in town ` for several month's in abhendance with her sister, 'Mrs. John Ilil'ision,' has returned home and Mrs. Garden of Tdra'nto is ..with her sister, Mrs. Mi1l'san, 'Me. and Mrs, Frank Finnigan and (three dattghters. spent Tllnanksgiving with the former's mother and sister in Dungannon'. Mr. and M'rs. Maurice- Quante and eon Clifford, Mrs. M. Hornet', Muss Maud' H'orton, all of Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. •H, Sp roat, Hunan street. Mr I.Orne Dale . and Mr, James Sims of Blylbh were in Toronto for Thanksgiving, guests of the latter's son and daughter, Miss Carolyn and Mer. Jamie Siins. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lawrence and < Mr, Morley and Miss Vera of Sarnia, Mrs William Lep'pington' and Id' tworoy, granldle.hi tleen of Clinton, spent S'un'day with Mr. and Mrs, YamMfc- Mr. and Mrs, Roy Anderson ' airs daughters. Roth and Eileen spent the holiday in Preston, and their daughter Mildred returned home' wibh theist. Mr, and Mrs. W+ill Plant, Stewart and•.. Edna, spent Thanksgiving in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs, L. Krurse' and on )Billy of Galt spent the holiday with 'Mr. and Mrs. jo!htt Finlayson. ' Mr. Will Faulkner of Brantford' spent the Thanksgiving holiday with his mother and sisters, George street. IMr, and 4itris. R'dbt. Reid and Mary Reid of Hamilton were at Mr. ' and Mrs. Will Reid's over the h'o'liday,' r L\ a, n lto. has won the, 5te mt ih en s Culp, de'featin'g Egm'oedviide on Sat- urday 2-1. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Butter, per .lb .. . ...... .. . . . 18c -20c Eggs, per doz. 116c -26e !Potatoes, per bag 15.0c Hogs, per cult.., ... ....:. LONDESBORO. Mises Grainger. Rdberton, Hall and Jamieson, of Toronto, spent the week end with their parents here. Mr, and Mrs. K'in'g of Bayfield, Mr and Mrs, Ford King and son and Miss Mina Proctor of Toronto seen' ctrnday at the home of Mr. George. Barr, Mr, and Mrs, Bert Nett of Strat- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and children of Seaforth' Sund,ayed at the home of Mr. J. Nutt of the •: village:, r.• Miss Bernice ,E nnenton'returned bo her home"'!n Ripley on Tuesday af- ter snendin'g a couple of weeks With her sister, Mrs. D, D. Robe'rtbn. 1Ir. and Mrs. Forster of Sarnia s'pen't the week end at the manse, Mr. and MLErs. Armdt•rong and Mrs. Prthick• of Constance were ,guests at PAGE FIVE Sthe home of Mr. J. W r, Armstrong' on ltnday Miss Helen Yungblut of Stratford Normal. spent the holiday with ' her parents here. Mr, and Mr'e. Frank Lee and family of T'li'orndale called on friends here on S es'd'ay, Miss 13righam of Windsor returned to ]ler school on M'ond'ay after visit- ing with her sister, M'rs. E4 Ad'attl's, over the h'olid'ay, 'firs. Wheeler of Belgrav!e spent a Sew days recently •time guest of Mrs, McCrea. HIBBERT. The Municipal 'Council ca the 'Towns'hip Of Ribbed, met in, the Township Hall at ,Staffa on Mondiay,. Oct, 10,with a neii 't m1tenswent P r the Reeve•p'reeiding. !Resolutions were passed: Adopting the minutes of the previous meeting; al'l'awd.ng, 'ant extra $10 for home plowing competition at 'M'olunt Pleasant; . inestrucan 'g the Olerk to prepare a 'By-Lalw and S'dhe- dule• to provide for distribution 'af surplus funds 'standing to • the credit of bhe Hocking iDraie in the 'Town- ship of Hlb•bert; allele/Mg 10 to Ed. Garai/ley for damage's. bo 'calf 'killed by dogs; 'furoniehing 10180-J5 tine tier for , cliteh alt Patrick. !Feeney's. The !Clerk -submitted the statement elf tastes 'for 1.932: County rate $12,889,- 68; !General Toiwnshfp and Road, $6, 0'.3022714; G'en'eral Drainage, $5!l1.60; Road and 'Bridge, 1$401141; Schools, $10,923.12; Dogs, $5$88.00; !Police Vil- lage ID. $3215.00; !Street :Lighting, $750.00; Tellelplione Collections $954.- 18; 954:18; 'Drain Accounts $5,9. t:tS. Total-- $319,14 W:18, General expense 'orders: $511.02; and road expenditure orders, $333193, were issued. 'The 'meeting adpourned' un- til Monday, November 14, at 1 p. an. Mis. K. ,Feeney, Clerk. DUBLIN. Mr. and -Mrs. Joseph Williams of Detroit visited With Mr. and Mrs. Jelin McGrath on Sunday. Mrs. M. Benninger and' Donald spent Saturday in London. Miss Verna Drake has returned bo iSltratford after epend'ing a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Drake. The holiday visitors were: Hugh Blenlntingger, front Kitchener; Harry 'Feeney, from Kitchener; Anna Moly- neaux, Kitchener; Frank Stapleton, from Toronto; Von M'eGatinell, from IGatt, Mrs, john Drake isvisiting with her daughter, Mus.- Jim McKellar. A pretty wedding wa's solemnized in St. Patrick's Church, Dtubtin, on Tuesday morn'i'ng, Odtolbler the 4th Fr. O''Draveski officiated, when Mary Ryan, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan was united in mar Hage to Matthew Murray,' son of Mr. an'd Mrs. John Murray. The charm- ing young •bride was given inMarri- age by 'her brother, Joe Ryan. She wore a be wtif d gown of ptnil chif- fon and lace, black velvet hat and her (bouquet was mums and ferns. 'The bridewas attended by her 'sister, Miss !Teresa Ryan, who was. becomingly go'wne'd in green georgette and car- ried pink carnations and fern's. Steph- en Murray supported the bridegroom. After the ceremony the 'b'ridal party motored to the Hicks 'House M'rtelheli, where a wedding repast was served to about twenty guests. In the eventing a reception was held at the bridegroom's home in McKillop, HILLSGREEN.- The service in the Hillsgeeen Church will be withdrawn on' Sunday afternoon awing to the Klippen anni- versary. Mrs. Troyer was visited. by friends from Varna; Zurich and' Seaforth. Mt. and Mrs. Ross Dick and son of 'Toronto 'spent the .week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane. Miss' Mary Hagan of London visit- ed over the week end with her sister, Miss Dolly Hagan. Miss Edna Cochrane, R.N., return- ed to. Toronto after 'pending the sum- mer at the Esme of per parents. Mrs. Troyer is visiting friends near Hensel! For a few days. Mr. and Mrs, Mhos, Con:sitt of Hen - sell spent a ,few .days ia this vicinity, Quite a number from this commun- ity attended the -reception in Varna on Thursday evening far Mr, anld Mrs. Lorne Copeman, 'lair. and Mts. George Greenlslade of B4ylf1161 ' were S'unldlay Visitors. with Mrs. Troyer. Auto Insurance Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff Rates I4's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and. at the new low non -tariff rates ou cannot of afford to take chances. • All claims promptly and -satisfac- torily paid, Phone; write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 • A. D. Suther-land GENERAL -INSURANCE'' — REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating's Dru Stu !'I^ ,,aynw VARNA. The regular monthly meeting of Varna United Church Women's Mis- sionary Society was held at the home of Mrs, Robert Webster, Clintotti, The meeting opened with the second vice- president in the chair. 'The devotional exercises were taken by Mrs. E. Epps and Mrs. R. Stephenson led in prayer. Seventeen members responded to the roll call with a verse of Scripture be ginning with:the leiter A. The Scrip tune lesson was read res'ponsively: led by Mrs: M. Webster. The .monthly of - tering was then taken also bhe birth- day offering for the fourth quarter. The ;corresponding secretary :and treasurer gave their reports. rfs. rhe del- egates to the presbyterial to be held at 'Winthrop were appointed. A chap- ter from the study .book, "Korea, ligand of the Dawn," was taken by Mrs, W. Webster; Before the close of the meeting an address was read by Mrs. Ralph Sitephen'son on behalf of the Auxiliary, .and Mrs, A. MtdConnell and Mns. W. Jdh'nstan presented, Mrs, !Richert Webster and Mns, 'F. Coleman who is moving shortly to Hen sell, with a tray and bouquet of fl'o'wers and Hower holder, in appreciation of their past services in the society. Both ladies made a suitable reply, thank- ing their friends and assuring them that they would never forget their pleasant associations with them at Varna. !Before the gathering 'broke up refreshments were served by the hosite'sses for the day, Miss Mabel Rothwell, Mrs. Melvin Webster, Mrs. R. Webster and Mrs. Sherlock Keyes, and a p'1'easantt social hear was spent. ELIMVILLE Miss Evelyn Whitlock off Si,'Thom- as visited in the neighlfiorhoad tact !Sunday. A number from here attended an- niversary services at -Zion' and Thames )Road on Su'n'day. Mir. and Mrs. S. Millar and family elf Daah'wood visited in the village last Sunday. 'Mrs. James Herbert of Ludan spent a month with her daughter, M'rs. las. tHey'wood recently. Mr, and M'rs, Wm, Bradshaw visit- ed at 'bhe home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M'eFalls south of Centralia' last Sun - 'Mies. Chas. Johns spent the week - en'd in London, M'r. and' Mes. Henry Ford and fam- ily visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fond on the Lake Rd. fast Sunday: Miss Kathryn Peters of 'London spent the week -end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jewell df Exeter visited at the home of Mr. Chas. Jolene recently. Rev. Peters showed a number of lantern slides last Friday night. Miss Bessie Hartnall of Lon'do'n apen't six weeks at the home of Mrs, Chas. Jo'hn's recently. ,Mr. Keith Ford. of London visited at the home of Me. Henry Ford last Sunday. On Tuesday, October 41th, .a ;surprise panty met at the h'otne of Mr. - and Mrs. Wm, Carter to spend the even- ing and present their daughter, Irene with a beautiful solid walnut table. The following ad'dre'ss was read by Mrs. Wm.' Britton: "Constance, Oot, 4th, 1932. To Miss Rena Carter: Dear lRena,—lWlh-en we learned of your de- cision, to enter upon' the sea of matri- naloneal bei s, wee fent we could" not let you twice your departure ,without show- ing in, some •tangible way our love and esteem and appreciation of the -work you did, so fa'IbhEully in the choir and Sunday school, previous to your de• parture to Toronto. We would' ask you, to ac'cept this table as a token of our best wishes for your future- hap- pines's. Signed on behalf of Constance Ohunch and N'e'ighbors." After the presentation, Miss Canter replied in a few suitable words. After spending 'a 'pleas'ant evening, the la'd'ies served a dainty lunch. MaoKenzie-Carter.—At high noon. Saturday, .O,dtober 8, at the manse, Sealfarth, bhe marriage of Miss Irene E. Carter, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. (Wm. Canter, H'ulll'ett, and Donald MactKetuzie, son' of Mr. Donald and the leite Mrs. MacKenzie of Luckmow, was, solemnized by the Rev. C. C. Kleine, a Eonner pastor of hhe bride The bride was beccniiagly gowned in wine' silk georgette an'd ta,ce, with hat and shoes to m'ateh. Atter the cere- mony, the bride donned her I-Iudean seal coat and the bridal party re - termed to the home of:. the brid'e's parents where a sumotuons wedding dinner was served. After the wedding diner, the bridal party took a short molbor trip to London and other •pl!aces;. the bridle's travelling oastunie was a dark brown crepe dress with miatdbfinlg aceenssories and site wore a Lapin fur jaCkelbte, On Monday, the brlide anal' ani motored to the gdo'om''s farm radar Lu'ckulaw, followed by the best wiis'hes of their .many friends. The fallowing were g'uests at the home of Mr, and M'rs. Wm, Carter during the week end: M-. Donald 'MOKeuzie Sr. of Lecknow; Mrs, Alex. McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crompton and ston-Dlana'Id of F'lina, .Mich; Mrs. Win Connell, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wnt, H•erlbtson, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Tyndall, Doris and Bruce, of Clind'on Mr. and Mr's, 1-Iugh Camp- bell of Brussels; Mr, and Mrs. John. MODlonal3 and "Mass Jean, of . • Wal- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Jim F'airservice Mrs. Chas.-Sttndeecock, Mrs. Rlabt R:ogerson4' Mrs. Wn Fa'irslervice and Misses Effie and Lizzie of Landes boro; Mr. B. Tyenman and, Mis" Addle of Seaforth Mess 'tate ' Wil- liams of Hnlimesv'lle, Miss DDilores of Gade Lir. 1a'ton Lahti -make and .. C Y rich; Mr. Arnold Lailth'wailte of De - trek ; etrait; Mesas Malbel Grigg, Alice S'hepperd and Phyllis Crich of To- ronto; Mr, and Mis. Gordon Mark - 'net see Ross ;of Toronto Mr Roy C'onneli of Verna and Mr, ,Lt l:e• Fans son of Tuckersrn:ith. 56th Anniversary BRUCEFIIELD UNITED CHURCH will be held on Sunday, ret 30 REV. J. E. HOGG, D,D. (formerly of Clinton) will bring his usual pep to these services. On Tuesday evening,- :November 1st, that notorious Brucefield FOWL SUPPER R is coming off. We have far too many healthy young fowl cackling around 'Brucefield: Come out and help us correct this situation, The Supper will be followed by a Program in the auditorium of the, church, BRUCEFIELD. 'The September meeting of the Bruicefield USX). and U!F.'W.CO. was held at the home of Mins. Jnw. Thomp- son, The ` president of the UJFJWO. Opened the 1'edies' meeting with sing- ing, followed by bh'e creed, The roll call was answered by a word hard No spell, when .same of the members found their education lacking. •Correa- pondence from head office was read and the regular routine ,bu's'iness was transacted. The arren's cluib thea join- ed us, when .the 'president, Mr. W. Hill of the UFO., totak charge of the program. Those cortnlbuting were Miss Jean Murdoch; who gave .a ,hum- orous reading, severalselections of music were given by the McLachlan family; Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Clifton gave two excellent papers on "Living a Life is More than Making a Living." A solo by iti'kss Jean Mur- doch, a reading by Mr. Murray !Gib- son followed. All expressed it an en- joyable program. The October joint meeting will be held at the home of Mr. !Wi'l'liam Douglas, October 20bh, at 8 pm., the topic to be taken by Mrs. Stackhouse and Mrs. Speir, '5Po'ullkry Feeding and Killing." roll call, "Ylaur Flavori'te Hen and W'h'y," The meeting was brought to a close after the (hostess and. helpers served, a dainty lunch. A hearty vote of thanks wa's tendered the host and hostess for their hospiibality, 'Mrs. Aimiie McDonald of Dundas is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Haugh this week. 'Mrs. Brack visited friends on the Huron Rlolad last 'week. Mfrs. N. Rdalbson is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, iBerry at present, .Mr. Stanley Reid of 'London splentt 'Thanksgiving at his ahlome in the 'vil- lage. MANLEY. ,Mr. and Mrs. C, Eckert spent Sun- day in our burg. The rate rain and snow has again delayed the buckwheat and root croip harvest. Messrs. Leslie Bleuermann and Jno.•. A. Eokart are busy making their rounds threshing and to ob'l'ige cus- tonters•they use steam or gas which- ever preferred. a Mr. Pete Eckart harvested a reale crop of mangels. Tlhe turn out was 51 loads off 57 drills 40 rads long, with 40 b'us'hels to a load. Many tipped bhe scales at 2'2.lbs. each„ Who - can beat CONSTANCE. ;Tlhe Con'sta,nce United . Church . are holding their anniversary services on Sunday, October 33rd. Rev. C. A. Malcolm, of Egman'dlvi'lle will preach morning and evening. Services at 1!1 and 7230. Special music by the choir. 0-n Tue'sd'ay' evening a fowl supper will be held from six to 8. A hum- orous play twill t'e -given by the Young People of the congregation, "Thee Young Cou'ntr'y S,ch'oot Malin." The Blyth orchestra will be in attend, anrce, also Miss i'od'a Fraser of Clin- ton will sing a'ecompanied by her gui- tar: The W.M.S. held their monthly niedbing sit tike hose of Mrs. Peter Lindsay an Thursday. 'The meeting opened. ivwith',Mrs. W. Britton in charge. After singing a Thanksgiving h'ymtnt and prayer, the minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Mrs. Walter Scott read' the devotional le'alliet, 'Abigail, ,the Woman of Taet." Slang a hymn., "Jesus Galls U5," Mrs. W. Thou Pson gave a very fine talk lk on Why and How We Give Thanks, !We had a few minutes of open dis- !Qu'ss'ion on why and how so much in 'dlifference i'u` ahuinch ml'nvbers, which was very helpful. Mrs.' Leo Stap'heat- son told a story from the study book on Korea,' which was meat interesting after which four or five led in pray- er. Mrs. R. Lowson closed with, pray- er. Tea was served, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. ``Jlahn Ferguson and Mrs. E. Adams visited friends in (Lon- don on Friday .of last week, ' IMr. Elliott Andrew of Toronto and Me. Bert Andrew of Piapott, Sask., who wasa delegate to the Gemini Council held in 'Hamilton, visited their sister, Mrs. B. B. S•tepheeson and Mr. S,belphenson over the holi,da'y. Mr, and .Mrs. Oliver Anderson ant. Mays._ Rethent Clarke visaed Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Clarke of L'ssbow-e,l on Thursday l last, s , Miss Ethel Ga'ulev.teacher of Con- stance school, attended the Uedchers' asso'ciati'on held in Brussels on Tames - (illy and Friday of last week and spent the holiday at her home in Ripley. Mr. ;!Jos. Yungbint lost one of his Valuable leors,es last week.