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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-05-18, Page 5sl' 7o THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1933 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. p POINTING THE WAY TO GREATER VALUES 1 Yotur ;Sup'erhor-� Store represen't's an independent unit in.one of ICanlada's 'larges't food [distributing ,organiza!tions. 'The Proprietor lie an experienced 'merchant who 'hoz voluntarily associated 'himself with nine-hundred dth'er progressive merchants in order , to, provide his Veustomi'ers .with their 'food'r:equ'iremenits at 'bhe lowest passible prices, 'Thus week -end ISluperior {Snorers present another 'abtriaative list off values. Remember to gook up TorIUh'e hioli!day. victoria Da S oats v WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS ' Interns Tar Week :Ending May 24. MAXWELL HOUSE !COFFEE L's 39c MAPLE LEAF SALMON AU'S'TRALIA•N 'SULT'AN'A RA1lS+I,NS NEW Y'ELLO'W OH!EFSE BURFORD PEACHES, 2's squat tins • '1" 29c 2 lbs. 23c 2 Ibbs. 25c 121tins 29c IDF]A•L .SWEET PICKLES < Fam'ilry tbo'tt'le, 29 c 'Spanish Salted (Peanuts ,per Nb. 10c Frosted Bulbs, 40 'an'd 160 IW!att each 1115c Royal York (Tea, ........ , ...... e/ 'llb.-23c1 .., . ,1 ,lb. 45c 'always uniform in quality' ' (Crosse & IB'acddwell''s 'Catsup large 'bottle 19c Mater 'Glass 'for' preserving eggs' 'a ,Nine 25c Scheneider's ,Weineas • per lb. .16c Shoe Polish, Two in Ione (N!ew Process per.'bin. 12c 'Calay !Sloop 3 ca'lees 23c Canada 'Dry 'Ginger Ale 'alt new 'low !price's' Ill oz. 1' Iblottles 25c , '((pi'n's bottles) ' 30 oz, 1+t bottle 20c Toilet Paper, IHidlcreslt !B'r'and '3 tolls 25c Baker's ,Premium ICh000lra'te, 1,4`s-4+5cp 34'S 25c I'ngersoll'Cream and 'Pimento !Cheese, small y Ipkgis. 25c Clark's •Sp'aghett4 'hinge 'tin 10c IBr uns'widk'auta ries 4 'tins! 19c !Bon .Ami, cake or .powdered • 14c IRecki'tt's ,Brasso ,or Silva, 'sinal' I6c; Blabo, 'beet for 'cleaning p'orcelain' per tin! 14c Magic White Bleach large 'bottle 10c 'Grape -,Nuts 'Flakes 2-epkgs. 23c M,arshmallaws, 'cedlophlane •pkgs. 10c !Loose Ready !Cut ,M'acaroni, best quality' 2 lbs. 13c Dutch ,Stitt 'Onions 2 tilts. 19c Borden's !Evaporated ''Zilk reg. i16c, now 10c (Imported ' 'Tooth 'Brushes, ala shapes and sizes' each 19c Sweet :Mixed Pickles in your pint 'sealers 15c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77 Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YEAR'S A Service that creates • Confidence • and a' Dependable Reputation Always Good Quality Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please you by our services and highes` market prices for good cream. s Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. New Ground STRAWBERRY PLANTS 24 Choice Varieties 24 (Strong, vigor'ou's -,plants with un- excelled rout system, grown on new land cleared and broken up two years 'ago. Tree and Bush Fruits A coin'plfte assortment for the home garden andcommercial grower. Ornamentals Hundreds of varieties of the choicest ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, roses, ,perennials,_ ,glaclio•li and dahlias, Send for free 52 page catalogue McCONN•ELJL NURSERY Co. Port Burwell, Ont. .Du.t,;Otteses Asthma. 'Even a little speck too small to see will lead to a- gonies which no word's can describe. The walls of the breathing tubes con- tract and it seeins as it the very life must pass:' Frani this condition Dr, 1. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy hangs the . user , 50 perfect test, ht relieves the nass!ages and normal breathing is amity established again. latterclrecls of tes'tirnanials received an- nually prove its effectiveness. a Want and For Sale Ads. 1 time, 25c, Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go - dal viernm,eit t oma and license. P Flowers furnished ` Night or day phone 67 H.GL'D MONTHLY MEETING The lel!ay, meeting of the W.M.S. was held at North Side United'.0hurch with the president, M'rs. W. P. Lane presiding. The treasurer reported `x100, on hand after having scat in the whole objective for the first quat+ter. The program was in charge of. Mrs. I. IH'uclasn's group. The Scripitttre lesson was given by 1115. J.` C. .Laing, Miss iS, Govenlo!ck led in prayer; Splendid papers on the study 'book were givtil liyaa s 'Twins, alis, W. Webster said llissr'Iittnue Slo•ot,er.'du1a Contnvtatees were ap'painied to make tidal ar ane - merrbs for the birthday party � to � be A held on June,lSth.: s•pleit,did prog- ram is being prepared. TOWN TOPICS. Dir, Charles Mackay is li'awing. bhe verandah of his home remodelled , by Mr. H. Edge, Visitors at the-ditonte of Mr. An 'drew Kira the ,past week were M'r. !William Bailey and his' daughter, Muss Mabel, Glodertedi; Mr. and. Mrs. (Bern. Hall,' Londes'bano, arait Mrs. Olive Giblbas of D'etrait. Mr, and Mrs. Pevit't and small child June, Mr, Russell Holmes and- Ma. ndlir. MVdDIoinalfd, alt of 'Guelph, were. guests of Miss Mtarglaret Henry on !_ Mitldlay. 'Mr. 'Wm. Muldrdw of Hamilton spent the week -end at the Noire of. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarlett Mr. and Mrs. •0leas.' Clark of AyI-1 mer were visitors on 'Sunday whit the former''s mother, M'rs. R. L. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Reid and dau- ghter B'arbar'a Ann of 'Straitford spent (Sunday with Blend's in town. 'Mfrs. Mansion Sr. has moved to her awn home in Elgimonde ille and : ,Mrs. Tdwns'en'd has taken ro'om's with her. 'The Seaforth Horseshoe Club has received an invitation to attend a meeting at ,Staffa on Friday evening, 'Miay 1191th if they wislh to join a lea- gue. Arrangem'en'ts for the meeting are be'i'ng made by Mr; F. Allen, Cro- 'm'arity, . l: IA grandlsltand con'sistin'g of two tiers of sealts was erected at the. rec- reation grounds on Wednesday. Mr. Hans Schmidt of Montreal is visiting M. M. Hoip'f and family, 'Victoria st. 'Canon App'leyard and Mrs. Apple- yard, Mrs. F. Baader, Mrs. W. Deem, Mrs. R. G. Parke and Mrs. Jlohn IPin'kn'ey attended the opening of the IDliacetsan Women's Ata di'liiary annual meeting in Biisbop C1onyn Hall in Landon on Tuesday,, Wednesday and Th'ursd'ay. The atten'd'ance at the op- ening meeting was large and en'thusi aspie. A' large number df clergy were present atso. Mrs. Aippleyard, Mrs. Baxter and Mrs, Deem redefined in Lond'an to attend all the sessions, Visitors at the h'o'ne of Miss 'Jadleslon, Egneondville, over Sundlay were Mrs. Robson, Mr. Hill. and Miss 'Wallah, all of O's'hawa; ,Miss Barrie of Toronto; Mr, Scott of Monitre!al; Miss Cameron of Ot- tawa and Mr. H. M. Jackson of To- c0nt0, 'Mrs. R. Fulton Irwin ,returned to Oattani on Wednesd'a'y alter spend- ing a few) days at The home oif Ma, and Mrs. F. S. Sa'vauge. Miss Bessie Grieve of Chatham, who was visiting with• her parents over the week -end underwent an op- eration for appendicitis on Mord'ay morning, in the hloslpitad. .Miss Margarat MidLennan, 'nurse - in -draining of ;London; spent the week -end' alt the home of Mr, and Mrs. Alex, MclLennan. Miss Margaret Finkbeiner of Kit- chener, has been called home awing to the ilhrase o'f her father. .. Mr. W. Morrieon'le'ft. for his home at Melville, Sask., on Monday alter spending several months in this vic- inity, visiting his nieces, Misses Fer- guson, and other relatives. Misses, M. and E. Edinuads of Stra!tFord a'ttend'ed .the funeral of their cousin., the late : William Ed- ntunds, on Monday. Miss Miary Finikbeine'r s'petit the week -end in Kitchener. • Mise Anna Edmund's, who has been here owing to the illness and death of her father, returns to her duties as anuese'in-training in Wood- stock hospital on Thursday. Mr; and Mrs . George Scott of Harriston were visitors with Mrs. L. Dickson. . Mrs. Harry Grieve and two ehii- dren of. Windsor are visiting at the home oif Mr. and Mrs, 'Thomas Grieve, 'Miss Dolly Carlin is spending a few weeks the guest of Mrs. F. D. Hultchi•son. • M•r, and Mrs. Sandy Moore and, Mrs. Rose Cummings of Chicago spent the past week visiting at the home o!f Mr. and Mrs. Angus More Of McKillop, returning ,Saturday, ac- co'nupan'ied by Mr. J'ames More, who 'Mends spent'dling some time with his brother. " Mr. and 'PMcIntosh i Mrs, Stewart and tato children of 17etroit were here over the week end, taking Mrs. Mc- 'Ituboslh's moldier, Mrs: Wm. Scott, home ,with them for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Billet of Lan- don were visiting Mrs. 13iliebt's mo- ther in Egntondville. The Many friend's of, Mr. John L. Henderson of Egnabndvilie will re- gret to know he has ,been i11with' pneumonia, this week. 1fr. and Mrs. Alex. M'dKenzie of Orillia were visiting friend's here. ,M•r. 'Garnet . Blanton of: - Hlannilton visited with his mother, Mrs. Eliza- beth Barran, North Main street,' last week. Master O. Hli'idehr'anclt, son of Mr, and Mrs, LLo'uis 1-IIildebr"audit, under- went an epeea'tiont for appendicitis in 'Sic"tt Memorial Idlasuitad this week. Canon and 'Mrs. Austin Smith are tsiti"e al. the home rf their daugh- ter. \lis. E. C. 'Boswell. We are sorry to lear'thatltlirs. C: 1 cicarlt has not been as 'well as usual the past few clays, !Rev. 1. A. wird Mrs, Smith spen several days this week at the horn ti the farmer's sister; Mrs; E. C IB'o swell. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Main and two children of Bort- Nelson, 'spen't Sun day with Mr, Henry Edge and Mis Josdplhne Edge., IDr, Robert Davis of 'Mind'emoyia visited his matter, Mrs. ivlargare Davis and sister, Miss Davis, while at'tend'ing a convention in Toronto. ,1Ir..Percy 1-Ioaig of Hagersvil'le ,we a week end visitor alt his home. Mrs, Lorne Dlale, D'oria.ld and IJorna have returned from a week' visit in Toronto, BARBARA K'IIRKMIAN The regular monthly meeting of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church was held in the school room on 'Tuesday evening; May 116th, with a .good attendance. Miss Pearl Patterson, leader of the Robson Group, presided. ,Atter the op- ening hymn, M'rs. Geo. Hills read the iScripiture lesson. Miss Marian Gray led in prayer, A chorus by the ,group en'titled "God Will Take Care of You," was mu'c'h enjoyed.. The busi- ness part of the meeting was taken by the president, Mrs. Jiohn Sclater, A very nice solo was given, by .Miss Mur- ray, accompanied by Mrs. J. E. Keat- ing. Mrs. Gibson, Mies. M'dLean and Mrs. Merton Reid then gave very in- spiring talks on the most interesting things heard at the pravi.ncial W.M.S, meetings held at ,Stratford recently. A hymn was sung and, all repeated the Lord's prayer. YOUNG P!EIOPLE1S SOOIITY The regular meeting of the Young People's League cd North Side Unit- ed Church was held on Tuesday ev- en'in'g, May 16th, with Mr. Sam 'S'c'ott in the chair. Mies Ruth Thomipson, convener of bhe M'iss'ionary depart- ment, had eharge. The meeting open- ed by the usual sing-son'g led by Miss Mary Reid. Tlhe Lord's prayer was then repeated in unison after which the minutes• of the last meeting were read by bhe secretary, Miss Winnie S'avauge and adopted. After singing hymn 1173 Mn. Sam Scott led in pray- er. A short missionary story was given by Mr. Jack- Cheoro.s add was much enjoyed. A very pleasing violin solo Was given by Miss Maybelle Rands, aoc'amplaneed non the ,pianlo by Miss Josephine Edge. Tlhe Scripture read- ing was taken 'by Miss Beatrice Dro- ver. 'Miss. Wood of the SIC.R, staff topic,"Village iLife. in ably toll the "' g India," frotn our study bo'o'k' "Ind'ia and Her Peoples,' and proved very in- teresting. n-teresti ng. ,After singing hymn 91 the meeting closed with the Mizpah ben- ediction, SHOIWER A pleasant evening was spent at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. I's'aac Hudson, Tthu•rsday, when Miss Dorene Hudson held a shower in honor of bhe brides- to -'be, the Misses Doris and 'Kath'l'een Twamley' of Strabford, late of Kitclh- e}er-Waterloo 'Ho'sp'ital, who' were visiting at the home of their grand- mother, Mrs.' Annie' Westcobt, High street. An interesting' event of bhe ev- ening was a mock wedding. '\hiss Al- 'ee Hudson, pride,, given in marriage by Miss Labelle Hldwkins, as her fa- ther;'Miss Edna Plant acted as bride- groom; Miss Margaret Hanley as maid of h'orr'or, an•d Miss Blanche Ligh'towler as minister. Alfter games a sumptuous lunch was served. • The ;'rigs were the recip'ien'ts off • many beautiful and useful :articles, and the .best of gdod wishes follow them to their future homes. The M'isses'•Twamley will graduate from the hospital on May 195h.. May 24th at Mitchell The Mitchell Turf Club is holding the annual 24th of May races, which comprise three stake races -24.30 trot or pace, 212(2 trot or place,' 245 trot or pace, and a 223 trot with purses to- talling $14050:00. These races areall well filled, 28 hlorses already . having entered. Other sp'oaits, inclu'd'ing para chute ,drop and 'tug of war, AutnInsurance 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 It's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, . write' or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 A. D. tth3rand GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over Keadinr's Drug Store • KIPPEN. Out Friday evening last the ,Busy 'Bees M,issipn .Circle of St. Andre'w's IUini'ted Ohurc'h entertained same 4 ladies of the Mission Oincte of Eg- mouidv'ille United Chure'h in the Sun- day ,Slchoot au.ditoriuin, A well-anrang ed program consisting of a duet by Misses Finnigan arid Stewart readings by the Misses V. Hudson and A. Thompson; a solo ;by Mies E. Jack - acne, and ,piano instrumental by Miss V. Tyndall. Miss B. Maicahm 'book the Scripture reading, Miss M. Fiarresit led in prayer. The topic was very ably taken by bhe p'residen't, Miss Jean Smith on Team -work,, A social Hall'f- hour of games and Attests and a dainty lunch concluded a very prdfi't- ab'le and' enjoyable evening. The next meeting orf t'he Busy Bees Mission Circle of S't, Andrew's U'nit- ed Church will he held on (S'atu'rday, May 217th at 23:0 p.m, at the bokrte of Miss Margaret Sinclair. IO,n Sunday morn'in'g last, 'being Mother's Day, the Sunday :Soh'ooi of St, A'ndrew's United ()Hutch held an open 'session for the parentis. The girls of the junior C.GGJI.T. were in the _chair loft, anti sang" "Faith of +On'r Mothers," very, sweetly. Several of the girls 'took part in the sp'ecia'l •M'others Day service. A very fine lumber of ntlol@hers and fathers were present to show, their appr•eci'atian of the untiring efforts of the Sun - .day school. leaders and teadhers. IThe church service was also honouring 'our Mothers and Fathers. Appropriate pecial music by the choir Was en - eyed. An anthem, "My Mdther''s Prayer," in which a duet pant was aken by Misses Olga Bell and Fllo- enice Thomsany and IM a'B..Day'man do'k .a solo ,part. 'Mrs. 5. B. McLean and Mies Gladys as ,well as Mrs. J. C. Bell and Mrs. W. W. Cooper fav- oured with duets. (Next Sabbath Rev. ,R. Conner will be in Victoria Church, Goderich, ti'bstituting for Rev. IF. Craik, who is taking anniversary services for the Young People in Sit. Andrew's United; IGhuech, Next Sunday, May 31, bhe Young People of : St. Andrew's 'United •Church are holding their anniversary services at 111 a.m., and 7.30 p.m. Rev, F. Craik o'1 Victoria Church, Gode- rich, is -to be the special guest speaker wdhils a full ohoir augmented; by young people, Mrs. J. Hadgert of Thames Road and IDr. I. Smillie of H'ensall is preparing special music. 'A miscellaneous shower was .held at the home of R. 5.. Cooper on Monday' after -loon by the 'ladies of the com- munity in honour of his daughter the popular bride -elect, Miss Grace Coop- er. A very pleasant time was spent, IIm connection' iwith bhe Young People's Anniversary, on Sunday the Young Peap'le of Auburn are putting on. "Pilgrims of the Way," a religious drama. These ta'len'ted young people come to Kipped highly recommended: so bear the date in mind, 'Monday. May 23nd, at S p.m. Come early. HILLSGREEN. _ The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary. Society rya's held at the home of Mrs ((Rev.) Conner on Thursday evening, May 11', with Mrs. R. Cv'nsitt -presid- ing. The meeting opened by singing Hymn 519. The Scripture lesson was read responsively from Psalm 96 and led by Mrs. R. Step.heits. Rev. Con- ner led in ,prayer. The devotional leaf- let was taken by Mrs. W. Turner. Hymn 356 was sung. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read and adopted. Roll call was answered with a verse beginning with the Atter I. and Hymn. 399. The study was taken from part of 6th chapter of the Work of the Women's M'ission'ary Society" by Miss Annie 'Jarrett. The business and offering was then taken. Ilt was planned to have the quilts quilted on Thursday ' a.fternaon, \Pay 25th in the church. Relp:orts• from the Presbyter- ial -meeting were, given by Mrs, R MdAl'li'ster and Miss Annie Jarrotit,: Hymn 51i5. We closed our meeting With the Mizlpah b•enecliction. The service in the 'Hiilsgreen Church will be withdrawn on Sunday owing to the ans ivcrsary services of wt le at the IZv en the young people p pp Church. On Thursday, May 35th, the ladies of thedongregation are asked to came to the church and help quilt for the bale supplies. 1WVe are pleased to report at date of writing that Mrs. Gordon Love is re- covering fro'ln her recent set hack a few days ago. Mr. and ,Mrs. Oliver Fee of near Hensall called at the home of the lat- ter's sister, Mrs. G. Love, who has been seriously 11 at her home. 'Mrs. W. Jio'hnston o'f Zurich has been nursing \lrs, G. Lave for a few days. :Messrs. Harold Reichert, Earl Love, H. Adkins and W. Weido mo - tared bo London on Monday and at- tended a'Wrestling :match. .1r Ross Dick of Toronto spent 'the week -end with Mr, and ivits. J. ,Goclhs'ane. Mrs. Dick and Douala': Vedic 'spenitseveral weeks with their parenits, returned with the former to their h'ame, PAGE FIVE Chesterfield Week This is 'Chesterfield, Sale Week at Walker's Furniture Store Mrs. Roy Weber and Mrs. Jaas. Dick of Hens!all visited recently .with friends in this vicinity, Misses Edna Cochrane and Annie Jarrobt sang a delightful duet at the service on Sunda y afternoon entitled "For Mother's Sake" Rev, R. R. Conner .delivering a fine sermon. Messrs. Alf, Westgate,- Norman Jones, Alf. Coleman were in Lon- don recently. BAYFIELD. - Quite a number spent' the week end at their cottage among them being Mr. and Mrs. F. Martin' and family, Detroit; 'Mr. and Mrs. Suppnick, and Mrs. Holly, of Detroit, the latter re- maining. Mr, and Mrs. Ashton and daughter of 'Landon, Mr. and illus. W. H. Robinslanand fam'i'ly, Landon. Mr. and Mrs. G. M.,Fislher of Wlat eeloo, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Edwards. The young men of Baylfiel'd are go- ing in q'ui'te keenly for spoilt this sea- son, there having been organized bath a soft bail club and boot ,ball club. The officers of the soft bail team are Pres- ident, A. Siohier, secretary treasurer, E. W. Piatdheld, manager, Jahn Toms; assistant Manager, Jolhn' 'C'ase, masddt, Stewart Sturgeon.. They have joined, the softball league and the first game here is on Wednesday afternoon, May 24th at 3 p.m. with Gloderich. 'T'here is material for a goad 1oolbbali team here and they have entered in the H.F.A. and the schedule of games will be seen in another part of the paper. 'Rally Day service was observed in St. Aactrew''s Church Sunday Morning in the basement. There was a large attendance with A. E. Erwin, super- intendent, in -charge, Bert Dunn -read the Scripture lesson and Clara Clark :and Geraldine Castle gave' ,readings, followed by .a very fine address by Co- lin Campbell, taking for his subject, - "The Home in the Life of the Na - Oen." : A :Mother's rr ser -ire was ithen conducted in the church by the minister, Rev... R. M. Ga e. H e 'sub- jedt wa's "Deborah; A Mother in Is- rael." A mo'ther's- choir led in the praise service. TUCKERSMITH. Misses Alice and Helen Thompson spent Sunday at the home of Mr. J'o'hn MciLaehlan. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hayter and Keith and Wayne of. Flint, spent the week end with the latter's mother, Mrs. 'E. Ross. Mr. and M'rs. Peter. Hay of Niagara fRalls visited op. Sunday with the for- nier's mother, lairs. J. Hay Mr. and Mrs, A'lbert Traquair and family of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Kercher and family of Chisel - hunk, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and 'Mrs. J. Elgie. ''Pisses. Annie M'o'ore and Helen IThornpson were in Guelph last week attending the 'Girls' - conference, The May ineeti'irg 0,1 the Tucker - smith 'Ladies' Club was held at the home of Mrs. Fletcher : Townsend. Twenttyfour members and two visit- ors were present. The roll call was answered by an exchange of slips, bulbs, or seeds.. Mrs. Allen of Baucefield, gave a very interesting address on "Floral 'Culture," A pleasing duet - was sung by Mrs, Ernie Crich and Miss _Sadie Ball; a reading by 'Mts. Franck Wal- ters; an instrumental by Miss 'Sarah Wihi,tmore and Mrs. R. Fear con'du'ct- ed a floral contest. Mrs. Howard Jahns being the winner. •'T'he June meetingwill be held at ,the home of 'Mrs. N. Garrett. The roll call to be answered .by your favorite home-grohvn vegetable and how to prepare, it: Mr."James Wallace took Miss Bes- sie Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wal- lace, son Douglas and dvau!ghte•r :Ruth to Bennitil'ler Church to see Mr. and ,Mrs. Orville Bllake's daughter, Bern- ice Jloyce, baptized. They spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. B14a7ce. !Miss Bessie Peterson is now visiting her aunt; Mrs, Thomas Caldwell of ?Bru cefie ld. ST. COLUMBAN. C,W:L.-,The monthly meeting' of the Catholic Wlomen's League was held recently, 'Th'e' new. president, Mrs. Jos. Stapleton. was in the chair and opened the meeting with prayer. lA'fter the business transactions, the past President, Mrs, W{{. Dorsey. uVa's called on and presented 'with a pretty ,gift from the League inrecognitiotr. of her faithful services•in the past. A suitable. address was read by the re- cord'iatg se,cretary, Miss Grace \tloy- 'tan. Mas. Dorsey was .completely ta- ken by surprise and heartily thanked the members for their act of kind- ness, A euchre will be given in, the parish hall on Tuesday evening, \Pry 23rd, under the, auspices of the C,1VJL;, • Want arid For Sale Ads, 1 time, 25e.'