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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
'THURSDAY, A!PRIL 27, 1933
"Fresh from the Gardens"
course, 'tine guests were invited to the
'dining room •where a'b,as'by •dinner was
served. The tables were' prettily- ar-
ranged, twith silver tea '• •se•nv'ice' and
canidle sticks, the 'floral de'cara4ions
being daffodils and rose's.' IAf6er d!in-
alar' -a sui'ta'blle ;program of toasts .was
given with Mr„ A. W. •Beacom ,of
Blyth ars toastmaster, Besides Mr,
•acrd Mrs Vipond and !Family, those
present 'were Mrs, A. H. Musgrove`
and ler. and`IY4rs. 'W. G. Greer of
IWingham, Mus.' Greer having been
the 'brid'esenaid at 'the,wedlddn'g, Mr:
and .Mrs. A. W. 'Beacom and Mr, Ha-
rold 'Beacom of Blyth, Mr. and •Mrs..
Wm, Bremner, Mrs. Albert Cardiff
and children and Mr, John Pearson of
'Ethel, •Mrs. 'Chas, 'Slidell of Wingham.
It was also the occasion of the sev-
enth anniversary of the wedding df
iMr. and: Mrs. !Albert 'Cardiff, but Mr,
'Cardiff was unable te.be •pres'ent.
HURON NEWS. tbehiind a scantling in the !pb's'toioe,.
Little Girl Wanders from Home.—so he went to !work on the mnissing
purse with considerable ' con'fiden'ce.
The community surrounding the (Loy- After questioning •several young ladies
hl store was in a turmoil 'Poi• several 'he made •straightaway for the (flushing
Knouts on Tudsd'ay evening, 'over 't'he tank above the lavatory 'bowl. IHe ;lift-
ed the "lid and "there ° slhe was" --the
purse—in a terrible mess, •s'oaking'wet
and all that. The lip Stick 'had' •melited
and rim into the'h'a'ndkerohief, a beau-
tiful crimson,' .apple 'flavor, The 'coma
pact and powder puff, among. other
things, were completely ru'in'ed. 'Fif-
teen cents in silver 'was untarnished
and •alone salvaged from the wreck.
But the mystery is u'n'solved. Who
made the quick (move, the•shanp turn
as 'footsteps apiproac'hed 'withou't? Lt
must go down as 'one df those unsolv-
ed mysteries, the !Sergeant agrees.
disaplpearance of (Betty Yioung, the
ten -year-old •daughter of •Mr. and
Mins. Lloyd Young, •who 'live .on the
18tih. •do'tvicesslon of Colborne townslhhp
a •Short distance east o!f ,the 'store, says
tit 'G'aderidh (S'i'gnal. Betty was sent to
rate store .about 8 o'clock in the morn-
ing and when She did not return, her
;moth•er 'th'ou'ght she had gone to v'is'it
her gra'ndmloth'er, Mrs. !Percy 'Stewart
,4n •the next .concess,i'on. ,The •father lhad
!gone to the bush with a neighbor to
,cut woad and was away all day. When
he returued and !Betty had •still not
turned up, inquiry was made at Mrs.
(Stewart's. Betty had not been there,
and the •alarm was then -given, and
neighbors joined in a •franbic search
(for the child. Police Officers McCoy
and (Gundry :wean out From town, tel-
epho! a messages were •sent in various
directions, the creek and the roadsides
:were searched—but alit to no avail.
(Some time after midnight sameb'ody
thdught about (Betty's friends 'an'God-
eridh, and .about 2 ,o"cloc'k in the mor-
ning the little girl w-a'e awakened at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Webb
Where she 'had gone to sleep after
playing all day with her cousin, little
Dorothy Gray, a .niece of Mrs. Webb.
(Betty explained that 'on the way to
the store she had been overtaken by
o
a man in a car who was earning- g to
pro-
mised
and as her.mother had pro-
tnised 'her She might go some day to
visit her cousin she thought it was a
good opportunity. Mrs. Young is in
poor health and was in a state of dis-
traction until the thoughtless little
girl was brought home.
Mystery Unsolved. --Another dance.
hall cloak 'room mystery was added to
the already lung 'list in 'Goderich on
Monday night. At the conclusion of
the dance a lady missed her purse, an
alarm went up and Sergeant .Ross was
called in. Nat long ago the 'Sergeant
found a stolen •five -dollar hill perched
James 'Garrow to Halifax. — Three
important staff Changes, effective July
1st, are announced by the 'Blank of
•Montreal.' G. C. •Cassels, .assisfantgen-
eral manager of th•e ,Rank, with sup-
ervision of the Loandon and Paris of-
fices, has reached pension age and is
retiring. Ed• yard' ;Pope, manager of
the branch at Halifax, and superinten-
dent df the Mariti'm'es District, has
been tran'sferred to iL'ondon as man-
ager of the 'London branch. James
(Garrow, manager of the •staff dupa:rt-
stent •at ;head office, has been ap'poin't-
ed to succeed Mr. Pope at Halifax;
Mr. Garrow is a son of the late Ur,
Justice Gamow of the ,Ontario Court
of Appeal, and a brother of Mr. Jus-
tice !Charles Garrow of the Higlt,
Covert •Dnvrion Ontar o H
e entered'
the service of the hank at 'Godericlh,l
his native town.
Silver Wedding Win
ddi Near ham.-
g
A very p'leasin'g event took place at
the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
'Wigh'tman near Wingltam on 12'o.nday.
last when' Mr. and Mrs. Wi'ghtm•an.
were host and .hostess to a number of
their relatives in honor Of 'Mrs.
',Vightman's parents, Mr. and =