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The Wingham Advance Times, 1935-05-09, Page 7Thursday, May 9th, 1935 GORRIE M. and Mrs, H. E. Ashton, Mrs. "W, H. Gregg and Mr. S, W. Fergu- son spent Saturdayg•itli the latter's sister, Mrs. Gervin, in Godericii, 1V1r. and Mrs. Knowlson :Huesion .and son, Donald, spent the weelc-end in London. Mr. and Mrs. 1). S. Hicks, of Har- riston, were recent guests of M r. 411 (.1 .1VIrs. R. H, Stephens:, Holiday guests of Mrs. Ida Astiton were: Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Radford -and sons, Maurice andFrank, WaltOn, Mr. and Mrs. W. Strangway and 11.1iss Pauline Ashton, Sarnia, Miss T3eryl Seaforth, Miss Mabel 13e11, of :Toronto, Mr. Spencer Ashton, Hamil- .ton. Mr, and Mrsj. j. Allen and baby son of Wroxeter, were 'Sunday guests •of Mrs. and Miss Ross. Mr. and Mrs, John Cathers, daugh- ter, Kathleen, and Mrs. Robert Cath •ers,. were •Wnghain visitors on Satur- •day. Mr. Jack Toner: and friend, Miss Marjorie Davey, of Toronto, were • week -end visitors with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Toner. Mr, and Mrs: E. W. Careon were recent visitors to London. The regular Institute meeting will be held at Mrs. Coles' home on Wed- nesdaY, May 15, when the delegates • to the Girls' Conference at Guelph -this week will give their reports. Roll .•Ca.11 will be answered by payment cf fees as well as an exchange of seeds, bulbs, or roots, Visitors welcome: Guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ken Mastic oh Thursday last were: Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean and baby Marilyn, Brus- sels, Mrs, Agiies Earls and son Frank, south of Wroxeter, and Mr. arid Mrs. Thos. MacDonald, of Mnlesworth. Mr. Ted Malone has secured a po- sition in the butcher shop at Ripley where he has been for the past few weeks. Miss Ivy Lawrence is spending some time with friends at Exeter. Mr. and Mrs..Wilford King spent. .a. day last weelc with friends near Molesworth. Mrs. F. Irwin, of Toronto, spent . -the week -end with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Irwin. Her many friends here will be lased to learn that Miss Alma Nash Reg. N, who has been on the staff of the Englehart Red Cross Hospital for the past three years, has been ap- pointed Matron of the Red Cross .Hospital at Nakina. , Mr. and Mrs. John Hyndman were guests of friends near Ilelmore on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, 'Nelson Gowdy and family, of the 13th, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hynd- man on Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Mi- ohel, over the- week -end and holiday • were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith and family, of Seaforth; also Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mobr and family -of Seaforth. Mr.: and Mrs. A. Miles and son, • Ronnie, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dane all of Toronto, were week -end and holiday guests of Mr, and Mrs: Nor- man Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wade. Jubilee Service Held A very fitting. and impressive Jub- ilee Service was held in St. Stephen's Church on Sunday, when special hymns were sung and the choir rend- ered a very fitting patriotic anthem. A, HEALTH . . the gift without price Of 100 people who were asked "If . you .could have one wish granted for the rest of your life, what would you wish for?" 92 answered "Health". • 'Guard the health of your family against flies and mosquitoes. Flies are notorious disease carriers. The 'sting of many tnosquitoes poisonous. SCREEN EVERY DOOR &WINDOW ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE JOHN BUCHAN AND FAMILY ON GROUNDS OF THEIR 13th CENTURY MANOR irk 110MEXIMICt Photographed in the gardens of their 1.3th century country home Els- field Manor, near Oxford, John Buch- an, Canada's governor -general -desig- nate, is shown above in (2), with Mrs. Buchan, just before they left to spend Easter with the King and Gne-en in Windsor Castle. In (1) are Mrs. Fair- y fax -Lucy, Alistair, their only daughter, and youngest son, now at Eton, who will come to Canada With his parents and attend a Canadian univer- sity. "Walking, camping, mountain: climbing and fishing," Mr. Buchan said, "are his favorite ,pastimes," and. ihe is looking forward to enjoying them in Canada. Elsfield 'Manor, the Buclian home in the Chiltern hills, wa's once the home of Lord North, who' with .the • assiduous help of George III, lost the American colon- ies for the British Empire with his undiplomatic tax assessments. Samuel Johnson, 18-th century dean of Eng - of bearing her, gained much valuable information. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. 'Edgar and sons, Laurie and Lertwood, of Fordwich, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Denny• , Miss Aileen •Schaab spent the week- end at her home in Elmwood, Mr. Ted Hueks spent the week -end Harriston. Mr. and, Mrs. Alvin Wray and Miss Joy Wray, Toronto, spent the week end in town. Their mother, Mrs. Wray, returned with them to her home here, after spending the winter in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffat and family spent the holiday in Brussels, Mrs. j. N. Allen spent a day in Ex- eter last week. Miss Audrey Walton, who has spent a few days at Mr, and Mrs. sj, Henibley's returned last week to her home in Fort Erie. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Berke, of Tor- onto, Miss Margaret Gibson and Mr, John Barnard, London, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Seifert, Fordwich, were all holi- • day visitors at Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson's. Mr. Archie Gibson, Toronto, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will Gibson. lish letters, was an occasional 'visitor to Elsfield Manor, whence he used to walk to Oxford along the country lanes. Some of the original 13th cen- tury buildings still remain. atame,..W!...mmiotus•emamores. Rev. R. S. Jones took as the text of • borne on Monday evening next. a fine sermon, 1 Samuel 10:24 "And SAUXILIARY HELD Mr. Wm. Patterson, who has spent ,Samuel said to all the people, ee ye the winter months in Owen Sound, REGULAR MEETING MEETING turned home last week and has re- . duties on the C. 1'. R. section A regular meeting of St. Stepises here. •3.11iss Vera Durst, of Ingersoll spent the week -end at her home here. him whom the Lord hath chosen that •there is none like him among all the, people? And all the people shouted' and said "God save the King." House Olanning Course Finished Over thirty interested ladies onhe community were on hand to view Inc four re -arranged livingrooms of the Institute members on Monday after- noon. This was ,the concluding clay of the House Planning Course which the Department of Agrictulre held here a week ago, sponsored by the local Wo- . greetings from the Dominion Presi, men's Institute, under the chrectioe dent and others. Minutes of last meet: - Women's Auxiliary was held at the The evening service in the United home of Mrs. Charles Lawrence on Church was withdrawn on Sandav cv- latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred • ng t ab sence f R - et. • W , t turn from a motor trip to Newport, Thursday last, when a quilt was quilt- ening 1 K'tchen, who returned with them to VOA! Saturday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Davidson who spent the week -end with friends. Mr. Alex. Pleasance, of Port Elgin was a recent visitor with friends in town, Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Berkinshaw and Bobby spent the week -end with the WEDDINGS Macfarland - Allan The marriage of Janet Louise, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Al- lan, Wroxeter, Ont., to Dr. Maxwell Theodore Macfarland, Ottawa, Ott,: took place on Saturday, May 4th, at Harvard Congregational Church, tos- toll, Massachusetts. The ceremony was performed by the Rey, Dr. Ash- ley. D. Leavitt, pastor of the church, assisted by the groom's father. The bridge, given in marriage by leer father, wore a gown of mousseline de soie in a deep toned aqua With crushed girdle of shaded brown velvet and matching broad brimmed hat and shoes. Her bouquet was of Johanna Hill roses. After the ceremony a reception was held for the immediate relatives at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Allan, St. Paul Terrace. The latter wearing blue and silver, received with the bride's mo- ther who wore black chiffon with cor- sage of gardenias. Mrs. Macfarland MAMMY MAE Fashion designers turned south WI secure this interesting chapeau for llae West. The time honored, creole bandanna has been snapped front Nlaminy's head and snapped into a smart bit of millinery, post-graduaae stduy. Dairy Cattle Rings ' A common affection of cattle at this time of the year is ringworms This can be easily controlled if tak- en in time. Wash the part with soap and water to remove crusts, scraping if necessary, then dry the spot and. paint with tincture of iodine, repeat- ing the treatment daily until cured. Sulphur ointrnent or any good smoth- ering; ointment if used conscientiously will also give good results. International Plowing Match The International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Demonstration, organized by the Ontario Plowmen's Association, will be held this year in Haldimand County, with headquarters on the farm of Louis H. McKibbon, Caledonia R.R. 2. This location is near Caledonia and may be reached by Highway No. 6. . Haldimand is noted fos-• its good. plowmen, and a large match is ex- pected. Ultra Modern Eye Service was gowned in dull black candlewick crepe witli touches of hand made lace. Her corsage was of sweet peas and roses. For travelling the bride wore a . . smartbeige tweed suit of with b roN1m • felt hat and accessories: On their re- in ed during the afternoon. Mrs. F. •C, Finlay. . Toronto on' Monday to visit friends. New Haven and other Southern Eng - Taylor read further on theMr. and Mrs. Ben. Ringler moved. life of Mrs. land towns, Dr. and Mrs. Macfarland Mr. and Mrs. A. Hemphill of Hen- an Roberta E, fottndress of •thewill reside far a time in Boston where their household effects back to Pres- • F. flOMUTH Phm.B., R.O. sa , were gue. ofMr. and , s. T. PhOrte5 1 0 Fiarsiston G. Hemphillon Sunday. the forrner is completing a course of .....sessettstemes_s=sess--Z-------- - Mr. James A. Edgar of Winghani, was in the village on Monday. 1.:16 SCOUT LEADER'S DAUGHTERS Miss Leota Cardiff, of Brussels, was in town one clay last week, kir, and Mrs, J. R. Wendt visited friends in Kitchener on IVIonday. Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Wells and dau- ghter, Jean, were holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wearring. Miss Beckton, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hutcheson, Fordwich, also Miss Nell Hutcheson, Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. N. T. Mc- Laughlin., Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Wearring and children, also Mrs. John MacNaugh- ton, all of London, were holiday guests at the 'ionic of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hainstock, Fordwich, were also Sunday guests at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sanderson and daughter, Catharine, of London, spent the Week -end with Miss Mae Davidson, going on to Markdale where they visited Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mercer. Ivliss Rona VanVelsor, of Weston, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Van- Velsor. W. A. fifty years ago, and of its won- ton on Friday, where they will make derftil growth. •Other articles of in- their home. terest were magi by Mrs. Taylor' and We are sorry to report that Mrs. Mrs, N. Wade, who also read jubilee Geo. Anger was on the side list for a few days last week, and trust -she will soon be well again. • Among those .who attended the Presbyterial meeting held at Exeter on Tuesday of last week were: Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Finlay, Mrs. Halpen- ny, Mrs. R. Stocks, Mrs. Janet Mun- ro, Mrs. 3. Gowdy and Miss M. Pope. Jubilee Service was observed in the United Church on Sunday morning, when the printed programmes were used, and the subject chosen by Rev. W..A. Finlay was "Honor the King", based on I. Peter 2:17. Don't fail to see the Inesical com- edy "A Dumb Waiter" being present- ed in the Town Hall here on Friday evening by Wingham talent muter the auspices di, 'the Anglican. Ladies' Guild. The Women's Institute are arrang- ing a room for practice in interior decorating, in each of the homes of Mrs. j, J. .Alien, Mrs, J. N, Allen, and 'irs. S.,MeNaughtons Miss Slic- ter of the Department, is returning this week to criticise their work. • jubilee Service was observed in the Anglican Church on Sunday evening when special -prayers and music added an appropriate part,. and Rev. R. S. Jones chose as his text I. Sam. 10:24, The Oddfellows will attend divine. service in St. James' Anglican Church - here next Sunday evening, when the :rector, Rev. R. S. Jones, will address them, 'The service will be at the es - nal htipt-7,30 o'clock. Mrs, Mary Edgar, MrS, Wm. Lynn; Of Hawick, and Mrs. Kenneth Edgar visited with friends at • Riversdale on of Miss Slicter. Softball Opener May 9th The opening of •the Gorrie Softball League will be played in Victoria Park, Gorrie, this Thursday, evening, May •9th, at 6,30 o'clock, when the Tigers (Anglican) will play the. Gren- adiers (United Church). Conte out and see our boys perform, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shera spent Monday with relatives at Roseville. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Cdolc spent Stan - day and Monday with friends in Col- lingwood. Mrs. Wylie left for Kingston on McitsdaY, where she will attend the graduation of her son, George. and Mrs. Frank Wessman of Bornholine, also Miss Louise White, 1 the choir, sghen Wingham Triple V who is taking treatment for her eyes Bible Class will have charge of the each week in:Toronto, were guests of entire service; Rev. Anderson, pastor Mr, and Mrs, Cleve Stafford, and also called on other friends on Monda.y. Friends will be glail to heat • that Mee 'White is much better; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett spent Wednesday last With friends at St, Catharines arid Crystal Beach, Dr, L. 'N. and Mrs.' Whitley were guests of friends in Goderich on Sun day, • , ing and Roll Call were given and the Annual Thank -Offering received. Af- ter discussing matters of business the President led in the prayers, and a dainty lunch was served by the host- ess while a social'half hour was spent. SPECIAL SERVICE SUNDAY, MAY 12th Special services are being held. in Gorrie :United Church on Sunday, May 12th. The morning service will be in honour of Mother's .Day when a Baptismal •Service will be held in connection with the regular Mother's Day Service, 'Atthe evening service a Father and Son service will be held, sponsored by Mr, Dick Bennett spent a few days. in.Gravenbrirsit anti Sun: ide 'during the past week. - Miss Jean, .Messre, Stewart and Ralph Noble,' ' of craebrook,- were Sunday guests of Mi and Mrs. Lloyd •Cath ers, Mr, and Mrs, E. W. Bolton, Clare and Maxine, Spent Sunday:with the. latter'S parents at, Harristons motor- ing .to Ileidieburg Sunday afternoon: • Dr, and Mrs,. C. ,C, Ramage and son, Jim, spent Monday with the for- mer's parents in Durham. • Mrs, R. Grainger will hold,the reg- ular Evening Auxiliary meeting at her of Wingliam United Church, will de- liver an address, the subject being "Building Together." Music is being supplied by the Triple V choir assists ed by soloists. ' Not always are the members of titl,. community so fortunate as to have as interesting:a group as this in their. midst ,and it is hoped as many as cart will be dot to hear them and enjoy the service. WROXETER Miss Minhie jeffray, of Ilelinore, visited with IMiss Margaret Linton during the week -end. Mi. and Miss, .Geo. Allen left on Wednesday of last week for :Boston, where they attended • the wedding of their • daughter, Janet, who was mar- ried on Saturday to Dr, M. T. Mae Farland of Ilomlyville, Alta, Mrs, D. MoTavisth is speeding some time at her home here after visiting friends its Tereberry. Interior Decorating Course On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day of last week it was the privilege of the community women to have a course on Interior Decorating and House Furnishing with Miss Slider of the Dept. in charge. The first day was taken up in a lecture with slides. The second and third alternoons were held at Mrs, Wearring'a and Mrs. Brown's, at which meetings Miss Slic- ter dealt with hangings, arrangement and color scheems. On Tuesday Miss 0:SenS.,Vs•ms.. stteSS 1 Sunday. .. .-.•••• Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Finlay. and Slider returned and visited .fotir hom- son, Wendell, and Mrs. Halpenny es which had been arranged by the mot°, •ed to Toronto an Sundaya tier- different roupa and discussed the ar- noon, and spent • the holiday with rangemerit. A social honr was spent friends there. Mrs. Robt. :McLaughlin, who has been spending a fete months • with friends at Oshawa, returned Monte on and tea served at thig home of Mrs. 1), 5. macNatightott. Miss Slider comes well inforrned apd thhee who availed themeelves of the opportunity • As their •parents, Sir Robert and Lady Baden-Powdl, conferred with 13oy Scout aria Girl Guide officials itt Seattle Wash., their daughters, Hon. Betty (LEFT) and I -leather Baden- Powell, saught scenic thrills from the saddle. They arc shown here with their mounts, as they started nut to trot over of bridle paths." •