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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-07-05, Page 5vc, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1945 THE SEAFORTH NEWS Extra SociIs 11 T:[ILE STOCK LASTS 100#Oy. ter Shell, lat•ge , Maker aO 100# Shell M 1ak Chicken Charcoal, 5 ib bag 15c Quaker XXXX Bread Flour 98s ..$2.49 Crean) of West Bread Flour 98s..$2.49 Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins 19c Kellogg's Corn. Flakes, 3 pks.....22c Ross J. Sroat Phone 8 "SUPERIOR STORE" BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford of Lon- don are in residence for the month of July in the lakeside home of Mrs, Wm. Metcalfe, Mrs, Purvis of Dearborn, Mich., is a guest of dl's. McComb, Miss Mary Burnside of New Jersey and New York left for home by plane after spending a holiday with her aunt Miss Marion Fairbairn at West Wind Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson of Lon- don are occupying the Kennedy Cot- tage for the month of July. The Very Rev. Wm. Barclay and Mrs. Barelay will spend the suntiner vacation in Mr. Robt. Heard's cottage on the Signal Iiill. Miss Wolfehden, Miss 'Fernette and the Misses Druin are in their cot- tages for the summer months. Mrs. Oliver W. Mynas, President of the Women's Hospital Aids' Assoc- iation, was in Woodstock and guest speaker at a luncheon celebrating the 50th birthday of the General Hospital and the Hospital Aid; and was in Listowel on Thursday attending the Silver Birthday of the Listowel Gen- eral Hospital and Aid. Miss Margaret Ferguson returned this weeks from Ottawa. Word was received in the village of the death of Mrs. Barr of Windsor, who was a summer visitor in the vil- lage for many years. The many friends of Mrs. Colwell of the Parsonage will regretto know she is Eland in the Clinton Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Colwell are leaving the village to reside in Leamington. All roads. seem to lead to Bayfield these days as many summer visitors are arriving daily. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Luck of Dear- born, Michigan, are guests for the summer season at the Little Inn. • Mr. and Mrs, R. Stephens and sons` • n La,their a • in residence al Shat it lei g Sumter home, Ml'. Reg. Iloclgtns, Professor Lloyd Hodgins, Miss Mabel Hodgins, of: To-! ionto, and their sister, Mrs. Canteronr! MacNeil and :.son Hugh, spent the past, weok at the.I3odglns summer cottage and returned to Toronto this week end. Mi•. Wm, C. 'Govenlock of Egmond- ville spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Win. Ferguson. Mr. 'and Mrs, Day and the Misses Morley motored to Si. Clair Flats for a brief visit, , • Mr, and Mrs: S. Atkinson and fain 11y are occupying the "Cleave House" for the summer. Mr. and Mrs, Supnick of Detroit are guests of Mrs„ Sapnick's mother, Mrs, Holl ey. Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers of Hamilton. returned to their Moine on Sunday atter a brief stay at: their cottage. ST. COLUMBAN Mr, gild Mrs. John O'Reilly',. Sti'at- 1!oc'c!, tvitli Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reil- ly and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Moylan, Mrs. Jos, Moylan and daughter Den- ise have returned to Waterloo after spending two weeks with her mother Mrs. P. O'Sullivan, Pte, Leo Carlin spent the week end' at his home at Beechwood. Mr. and Mrs. Con I-Ioll.and, and babe of Loiulol Spent the holiday with the fornmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, 'J. Holland. Miss Mary Holland has gone to London to spend a week with Mr, and Mrs, Con Holland. itov. ,t r.,. Nigh has returned to Texas atter spending a month's vacation at the Koine of his sister Mrs. John Walsh. The many friends of Mr, .Tames O'Sullivan are very pleased to see hit home and being so favorably well. Mrs. Peter O'Sullivan spent Sun- day with Mrs. James Doyle. The community welcomes home .Toe McIver, John Morris and Bob Dever- eaux, who have been overseas with the RCAF. Miss Katie Ann Lynch spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Janes O'Reilly, I-Iibbert, The Misses Irene and Evelyn Giv- lin have gone to Windsor, where they have sectired work for the summer. Miss Joan Holland, London, is spending a week's vacation at her hone. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart and baby spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Miss Betty Murphy, teacher at Guelph, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Murphy. Pte. Joseph Hart; London, at the home of itis fatter Owen Hart. Misses Toots arid Marion Roach,. London, with their father Soseph Roach. Want and For Sale Ads, 1 week 25c PROTECTIVE AND EYE -APPEALING FINISHES NARVO SUPER CLEAR VARNISH Supreme effort of a master Varnish Maker. Gal. 7.00; Qt. 'L35; % pint, .66 PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL Heel - moot Hard Surtace wearing 11111511 for Po Cellar Floors. Gal- 5,30; Lett.. 1.65 1� et. ,.90 MURPHY PAINTS Pure quality paint wears longer, re- tains color. 20 colors. Reg. col., gal. 4.75; et. 1.40; 3,4 pint .45, FOUR HOUR SPAR VARNISH Pale quick drying Hard Varnish for' Furniture, etc. Gal. 4,76; Qt„_ 1.30; Vs pint .46 AN1M ALS SAD B ED Quickly removed in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 MITCHELL WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED • DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT - SEAFORTH 15, EXETER 235 DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. (Essential War Industry) TOWN TOPICS mrs Etta hlcarp and her sister Miss R' l niers 5 c t of uu o spent .h week nu t t e e end 1 auc holiday It ithehomeof 1'. ....,, ._ E. y lith o c M Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie and Miss Lois Wright, Muse -in -training Miss Jessie Gillespie attended the at Guelph General hospital, Is holiday- Gillespie-Walpolo wedding in Toroito ing at the home Ol' her parents, Mr. on Saturday. and Mrs. Wm Wright, Mr.. Ross Hill, Georgetown, was a Mr. end Mrs. Allem McLeod and guest over the weep end at the home; daughters .Patsy and Normo; Detroit, of his sister, NIrs. Claire Reith, and were holiday guests at the home of Mr. Reith. I Mr. and Mrs E. J. Box. Mrs. McLeod Mr. Cecil Present, Toronto,' was a and daughters remained here. holiday visitor at the home '•'of his brother'and sister-in-law,• Mi'. anti Mrs. Phil Present. • Miss Mary Murray and Miss Betty McLeod of Stratford spent the holt- clay week end in Toronto. Mrs, Jcmes Knuckle and daughter Miss Phyllis Kuucicle, Woodstock, spent the week end at the home of the foi'nter's brother, Mr. Jack Nash, Mr. Nash returned to Woodstock with them. Misses Margaret and Evelyn Mur- ray of Toronto and Miss Mary Mur- ray, of Stratford are spending their vacation with their ntotiner, Mrs. Jas. Murray, W/02 Lorne Ibbotson, RCAF„ son of Mrs. Rose. Ibbotson, has returned from, fourteen months' active service overseas: Miss Isobel Lowery Brussels spent the week enol with her parents, Mr; and Mrs. George Lowery. 2nd. Lieut.. Peter R. Moore and his wife, of Bruce Mines, visited over the weep end with his mother, Mrs. s. W. J. Nott Lieut. Moore, who recently gra- duated frons Brockville, is posted to PetIinawa Prisoner of War camp. NIi'. Cherlc!s Cunningham spent the week end at the Rome of his brother and family, and mother Mrs, White, Kitchener. Mi', and Mrs, Roy Snider, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenkins and ram - Mrs. Vincent Murask'i and family, and ily, of Dayton, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Mrs,Delbert Knightly, Kitchener, W j. Nott. were here over the week enol at- Mr. and Mrs, Waller Barry, Mrs, tending the Hildebrand-Smale wed- Rowan Sproat, Mrs. Preston Tabor cling. : €nisi Mr, Richard McGuire of Detroit Mrs. (Dr:) Dillaue and family, Ham- were Week end guests o1 Mr. and ilton, are visiting at the home of her Mrs. Russell. Sproat.. parents 'Mr, and. Mrs. Thomas John- Mr, W. J. Nott has returned from stone. l spending two weeks at Sault Ste, Mi''. and Mrs, Donald Kerslake and Marie, where he was called by the children Dianne and Bruce were- illness of his sister Mrs, John Arm - guests over the week end of Mrs. strong. W. E. Kerslake. Gni', Jack Moore, who has returned Rev. incl Mrs, R. H. Williams are from Newfoundland, is spending two in Kintaii where Rev, Williams is act- weeks' leave at his hone here. ing as second supervisor at the sum - Mrs. Albert Hillier, of Toronto, and mer camp. ND'. and M's. Bill Duggan of Detroit. Mrs, W. Bruce and son Ralph, ICin• spent the week enol with Mr. and Mrs. carcline, were week end visitors at Leouarcl. Bolton. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallop uad Mr. Mrs, Harry Stewart. acid Mrs. Hugh Thompson and Ken- NIrs, J• A, Ballantyne, London, Mrs, neth spent the holiday week end at •Glenn Garnise and daughter Patricia, tb f ft t P int Clark Haiuilton, are guests this week at the Mr. Wm. }fell, Toronto, was a week ul caner s co age a . our . BORN 1VANNAMAHER - lu King'stml Gen- eral Ilospital on hely 1 st, to 'Mr. and Mrs Leland Clbaimams ker (nee Jessie Wallace) of Napinee a son: CLANDVI1..LE — At. Scott Memorial Ilospital, on July 41.1i, to Mr. and Hit's. John Glaitdville, Walton, a daughter. CONSTANCE Lieut. Nursing ,Sister Hazel Jam- ieson, has returned to Camp Borden, after spending a short leave with het parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Jamieson. Miss A. Dollimor of . Toronto, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Buchanan., Miss Joyce Cartel., Of-0lin Clinton, spent the weekend with her friend, Miss Lois Jamieson. BAYFIELD L.O.L. 24 will attend divine ser- vice ervice at Trinity Anglican Church on Sunday morning, July 8th at 11 o'- clock. The Rev. Mr. Holmes will preach the sermon. L.O.L. No, 24 are making every arrangement for a monster celebra- tion in Bayfield on July 12th. No. 24 will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 1945. Good speakers. Prizes will he given for lodge from longest dis- tance, best •dressed ladies' lodge, best dressed gents' lodge, largest lodge in procession, oldest Orange- man in parade, best drummer, best lifer, best fife and drum band, best banner. Procession led by Lueknow Pipe Band. A league softball game by the Stratford Ifroehler's and the London Tailors Clubs will be held on the agricultural grounds at 6,30. This game will be interesting. Open air dancing in the evening. Good or- chestra. home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Garniss end visitor at the home of his mother VARNA and Mrs. Helen. Scott. Mrs. R. P. Bell. Serg. Stewart Finnigan, RCAF., Pa- Mr. and Mrs Ht; ^h with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. are p guests at the home of Mr. and Nits, Finnigan. Russell Sproat,. Misses Mary and Teresa McIver, Miss Florence Laidlaw left on Toronto, spent the holiday weep end Tuesday for Toronto. at the hone of their parents, Mr, Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Whyte ' and and Mrs. Peter McIver'. Mr.and. Mrs. Archie Morgan have Mr: and Mrs. George Reeves, Mr.. r. returned from spending a week at and Mrs. Charles Reeves and Marg - Port Carling. aret were In Toronto last week at- Mrs. Burkesand daughter, of qt - tending the Marks -Sims wedding. taws, were here this week and will Captain Mulvey Sims was formerly shortly take an apartment at Mr. at the Salvation Army Bar - trivia Bay, is spending his furlough b Sproat and 1 g'throe. granftclaughtc.ls, of Detroit, stationed racks here. Mulien's. y Mrs. Sam Deem, and Mr. Arthur onbthe Captain C. a S Mrs. Georgeighte Deem and Miss Emily Dgem, Toron- Eatvisited olMd ytcl Mrs. Georgo to, called on friends on Sunday. Eaton an Inoliday. Mr. And Mrs. Andrew Thompson, NIr. J. C. Scott and daughter Mar - Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. J. Grope, ion, Toronto, were visitors with the Milverton, were week end guests at Misses Brine. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eel Smith. 'Pir, and Mrs. Harry W. Hart spent Mrs. Camilla Ryan, Cochrane, is the week end with friends in Galt. spending the summer months with her sister Mrs Thomas O'Laughlin. Mrs. Win. Tideswell, Cant:lachie,•1 Mr. Harr Acldicott, who is engaged Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs A. McConnell: Mr. and Mrs. Argo and son, Jimmie Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Haydock and little son of Toronto. Rey. and Mrs. Rogers and little son of Dungannon at the parsonage with the latter's sister, Rev. Reba Bern. Mrs. Wasnidge of. Parkhill with her daughter, Mrs. Pollock at the home of Mr. Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Elliott of Kit- chener and little daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Deem, Stratford, Mrs. Sears and friends of London • visited last week with, her sister Mrs. HARLOCK• Bert Bradburn and Mr, Bradburn. I The pupils o£ Harlock school, S.S. Me. and Mrs. Bert Bradburn and No. (3, Hallett, held a pleasant sur - Beulah are spending a week at Ipper prise party on Wednesday, June 27; wash Beach- m honour of their teacher, Mrs. Art, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith and Colson, who has tendered her •resig• daughter Patricia are visiting at the nation. The address was read by home of her parents Mr. and NIrs' Margaret Trewin, while Grace Roe Joint Regier. ' and Doreen Hogg, presented their Mr. Norman Sterling, Smith's Falls, teacher' with a silver casserole and is visiting with friends in town this relish dish. Mrs. Colson thanked the week. children for their gifts and for all Corporal A, Erickson, RCAF, New - their kindness to her durin her fonndland, is .spending iris' furlough, nine year term at rho school The with Mrs. Erickson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Savauge, Miss girls of. the school seined .a dainty Winnitred Savauge, and Mrs. Irwin, lunch of sandwiches, cookies and Kingsville, are spending; a week's tarts. t Miller Lake.! Mr, and Mrs, Willie Knox Jr'.'s vacation n i NIr and Mrs Clenilon Christie, Iiib Children spent Friday afternoon of h mei, sI home orMrs Clu'istie's patents, Mr. Mrs. Audrey Knox. BRUCE FIELD tent tl eek end at the last week at the hone of Mr, and with her father, Mr. Coultice. Mrs. Schell of Detroit with her mother, Mrs. Austin, Miss Florence Smith of Seaforth at her home, Cpl. Floyd McAsh of RCAF. of Debert, N.S., is at present at the home of his parents. Mrs. Horner and friends of Zur- ich, called Sunday onthe former's daughter, Mrs. and Mr. Ings. Also Mr. and Mrs. Epps of Clinton called on Mr. and Mrs, Ings. Mrs. Eliza Smith spent a few days last week in London with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Dodsworth. 1'In ses Vivian Chutes, Jean Heys, Margaret McClymont and Barbara McConnell are attending summer school in Kintail. The W.A. of St, John's Anglican ('butch stet in the hall Thursday when two quilts were completed af- ter which the ladies repaired to the home of Mrs. 11. G. Beatty and Miss Moss;op where the meeting was dos- ed by the. reacting of the (6th Psalm followed by the members prayer in unison when supper was served by the hostesses. a Mr. and Mrs. B. Vince and Mr. and Church held the Ladies' Aid, W.M.S. Mrs. Arthur Edmonds and daughters and Red Cross meeting at Burns' Mary and Carol, Sarnia, visited over Church, Wed, afternoon of last week the week end at the home of Mr. and and spent most of the afternoon 1 hmigan. working in the cemetery. Mr: anti NLis, J. Willoeks and 'tans- Mrs. Ernest Knox and baby (Mel - ily, Ripley, spent the week, eud with -vin Frederick) returned home Fri - Mrs. Willoeks' mother Mrs, A. D. day afternoon of last week from Armstrong. ! Seaforth Hospital. We wish to con - Miss Margaret Smith, Toronto, gratulate the happy family on the spent the holiday with her parents, new arrival. Smith.Knox and 'Smit Mrs. Audrey I o Mre. W NIr, and and MsY Mr. FlyingOfficer T. S. and 1S.Black Jimmie spent Sunday afternoon at at the Immo of Mrs.Thomas 'i to n and have been visiting g the home of M a Mrs.' W. Black, Tuckersnxith. F/O Knox in Londesboro. Black has just returned from England Mr_ and 'Mrs. Thomas Moon and where he completed his tour of 33 the foriner's mother, Mrs.. James operations on April 14th.Moon of Stevensville motored 'on Mrs. George Chesney and Mi', and Sunday to visit at the home of the Mrs. Milton Chesney, Toronto,' were latter's sister, Mrs. Simon McVittie week Gild visitors at the home of the and outer friends, tatter's sister, Mrs. Jessie Flett• Mr. and Mrs, James Scott and Miss Josephine Edge is visiting children and Miss Vine Cole of sox with, relatives in Toronto, Port Nel ottto motored up on Saturday even - son and Balm Beach, Midland, ' ing, Miss Cole spending the week Master James Higgins is holidaying end and Monday with her father, with relatives in Toronto. I Mr. Thomas Cole at the.home of Mr. Mi•, and • Mrs, E. C. Boswell, Mr, anti Mrs. Leo Watt, the Scott family Walter Boswell and Miss Mary Bos• visiting all the McVittie family and well were week end visitor's in To-, on Monday afternoon Mrs. Simon nd .Mrs Locue R'•ebster. 1 A number of, the ladies of Burns Tonto, McVittie, Mr. and Mrs, Kellancl Me- NIiss Margaret Wilson. Reg.N., and Vittie and family, Mr, and Mrs, Leo Miss Jefferson, Reg.N., Woodstock, Watt and family, Mr. and Mrs, are vacationing in Muskoka. , Thomas Moon and Mrs, Janes Moon Mr. Arnold Westcot.t, Toronto, gathered at the hone of Mr. and spent the holiday week end with Mrs, Mrs. Nelson Lear to enjoy a fancily lwestcott .and family,•reunion, after which the Toronto Mr. and Mrs George Scofield and and Stevensville people returned to Nancy, Detroit, spent the week end ' at their hones. the home of the batter's parents, Mr. Nb.. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson spent and Mrs. Arnold Case. Sunday at the hone' of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Patsy Cotter, Detroit, is holt- Alvin Betties near Porter's Hill. Claying wit'. h€r grandparents. Mr.!saying at the Kenneth i bings his gris holl- and and MMrs. N. Dunn, • ents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Isaac Ranson. Mr. Eddie 13ox is spending the week in Toronto, l. Archie and Donald Watt returned Mr, and Mrs. Warren. Amens and home from the cadet damp on Satul 1'anlily, Detroit, and Mr, and MTS. Carl clay after their two weeks at the Ament acral. family, Toronto, spent the camp Which they enjoyed very much. James Watt was busy a few days holiday tveelt end at tine home of last week working in the new cheese their parent s a factory in Blyth., lilt. and Mrs. W unsley and family of Windsor spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haugh. London holiday visitors were Miss Margaret Aikenheacl with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Aikenhead. Miss Doris Dutot and friend with her mother and sister, Mrs. C. Dutot and Miss B, Dutot. Misses Ina and Ella Mae Scott with their brothers, and and orrc Austin Zapfe and son with their l s t e attve hete. Mn and Mrs. A. Dialing and fam- ily attended the funeral of Mt. Dill- ine's sista' in Exeter on Tuesday. Send 08 the nahies of your visitors �.Lakejv�i�ew Casino GRAND 1 `d BEND DANCING EVERY NiGHT To Canada's Only All Saxaphone Olt 11( St l d STAN PATTON Featuring Lovely Yvonne Lee Rudy Toth on Piano & Vibraphone Jack Dann, Electric Guitar: Donn Fraser, Vocalist, and the '; ibrc,pi;oue Quartette FRED FUNK'S VARIETY SHOW Sunday Evening, July 8th An Entirely New Presentation Note:—Dashwood Brass Band Con- cert -cancelled Legion Dance! In Seaford' Armories SATURDAY, JULY 7 9 P.M. KEN WILBEE 'AND HIS ORCHESTRA Admission 35e Sponsored by Seaforth Branch 1556 Canadian Legion B,E,S.L. BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Geiger, Shirley, Lyal and Gerald, of Fordwich, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kaufmann of Fordwich with Mr. and irs. Mervin Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Miller have proved their household effects into George Siemou.'s house. Mrs. Eli Rapien lsas returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter and son-in-law, Mi•- and Mrs. Norman Hoifineyer of Sebringville. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Litzner of Cheboygan, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. L, Messerschmidt and Arlene Faye of Detroit, Harvey Koehler of Brant- ford, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iileber, Sr. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Gilhaar and Ruth Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barrett, Mrs. Gilhaar Sr., Kitchener, Rev. and Mrs. Richard Gilhaar and Pauline of Listowel with Rev. and Mrs. Schultz Sunday and Monday. 1VIr. and Mrs. Sans Smyth and George spent Sunday and Monday in Hamilton. and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rode of De- troit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Prueter. Mr. and Mrs. Don Markle of Wood- stock with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Die - gel. Mrs. Ebner Tuffin and Geraldine of Dublin with Mrs. Sophie Benne• wies, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mogk and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin Rose and family of Sarnia, with Mr. and Mrs. Chris: Leoihardt and attended the Mogk reunion. • The members of the Luther Lea- gue enjoyed a picnic at Springbank part: on Tuesday afternoon. HARLOCK Teacher Honored Prior To Departure • — t'upils of S.S, No, 0, Hullett ga11t. erect in the schoolroom to bid farewell to their teacher, Mrs. Arthur. Colson,.. who has resigned. It was with sincere regret that pupils and parents had learned. of her intention of resigning. Ml's. Colson was asked to the front and Miss Margaret Tretvin read the following address: bear Mrs. Colson. We, Your, pupils. wish to expressto von our regret at beuring that you are Mem. in leave us. During your nine t t's' tel ni with ns, we will remem- ber your patience. cheerfulness and tact in oer studies, and in preparing Christmas (ntertainmenis which were squally enjoyed by young and old. Before you leave• we wish to give you something which will keep the memories of your T-Tarlock pupils fresh within' your mind. We, there- fore, ask you to accept this little gift as a token of our love, aro We pray that God's blessing g may be with yon your future under- ancl yours in all , v o takings Signed on behalf of your Pupils of S.S. No 0; Hallett Miss Dorreen Hogg and Miss Grace Roe then presented iter with a lovely cas- serole, and pickle clislt, after wlticlt a dainty lunch was served by Miss. Doi•otlty Lyddiatt and Beth McEwing. Mr. ud Mrs William Ament. I. Patrons in this neighborhood sent Mus. G. S. Vance and Mrs; H. Min- their first mills tins 'this weeks to the est, Toronto, spent the week end at new cheese factory in Blyth. We the home of the form 's parents, I wish there every sttecess- Mr,` and Mrs. 1S. L. Box. We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Miss Blanche eluont.owler, Wind - James Watt of Blyth to our neigh - sot., IS visiting at the home of Mr. aril borltond again. 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