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The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-03-31, Page 8'PAGE...EIGHT t11IIMI l iii I i Ul[I IIIEI llMblll�fll I IIIfil1 L' 1 THE VVINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES t l ` WHITECHURC 1112111 1111111 ! II�f l i 21 ll�lll 111 11 1 111 I I . i 1 .. 1 til __ I lIA 111p111 . 1 _ L II 1 _..ill�ll SII ,.1 � 1 iii 11i>I, Mr. and Mrs. John Purdon and. W baby, Kenneth, spent Sunday wit 5 her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Natllani l! 1ic11t, of East Waivanosh., Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson o St. Helens, visited on Friday at th imine of their dtiughtcr, Mrs. Rob = Purdon. Mr, Melville Beecroft, of Wester University, London, spent the weel end at the home of his father, M ireJ m Beecroft, East Wawanosh, 17-21 A great number around here hav tapped and are busy in the suga bush. • Mr. 'Verdun Mowbray of Blueval is spending the next few weeks •wit his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno Mowbray. The Young People of , Chalmer' Church are holding a social evenin in the Sunday School room of thei church on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, Ezra Wellwood an family have moved this week t their home on the 12th of E. Wawa nosh. The W. M. S. of the 'Unite Church held a sewing meeting at th home of Mrs. Ben McClenaghan o Wednesday last Mrs. Battram, who .has been visit ing with her sister, Mrs. Barbou returned' to her home in Hamilton last week. Mrs. Brayford, of Toronto,. spen the week -end with her mother, Mrs MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Barbou _ and family spent Sunday with -he parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Herb. Petta ® piece and little Kenneth, who. ha it spent the past few weeks there, r turned home with them. The young. folks are going t Wingham on Thursday evening t broadcast their music from 10 B.P. Masters Ronald and Lloyd Hend erson, of Paramount, are spendin their holidays here with relatives, We are pleased to . hear that Mt Ken Paterson, who has been very i1 in Wingham Hospital, is now i proving. Mr. Fred'Lott is spending th week -end with relatives in Kincar dine. Mrs. Lee of Toronto, spen the week -end at the home of he parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Rintoul Mrs. Rintoul who has been very it for :the past month or more, but i now improving. Ivir. Roy Aitcheson, Elora, spen the week -end at his home in Wes \\rawanosll. Miss May Wightman is spending this week at the home of her sister Mrs. Brigham of Blyth, who is laid up with the flu. Miss Lettie Fox spent a few days last week with Mrs. MacLean, of Wingham. Miss Agnes 'Wilson, of Stratford General Hospital, spent the week- end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson. Miss Barbara Weir of Belmore, is spending her holidays with her mo- ther here. Miss Norma Murray of Wingham spent the week -end with Mrs. Gib- son Gillespie. Miss Annetta Fisher, of Linwood,. is spending her holidays .at the home of her father, Mr, Wm, Fish- er. Quite a number' took in the Irish Concert in the Institute Hall Thurs- day evening last and, all report a good time, Mr. Robert Carrick is busy these days building a hot -house for plants and mushrooms. Miss Winnifred Farrier of Ripley is holidaying at her home in West IWawanosh. L1! Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 31, April 1, 2 Bu k .banes ACE OF WESTERN STARS — hn 1VDED" A. romance of the western plains. — And — LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY "ONE GOOD TURN" 8 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 4, 5, 6 1JOANC AWFORD — And CLARKE GABLE —Iin— sea ed Pos s PITTS AN I TODD COMEDY 8 8 1R1tili 112i111miiiI®!II21112111111121U21112!II®1112111®11121i111II1111121111111®III]•111211121111�1112 A modern girls struggle against the depression of poverty. "THE PAJAMA PARTY" h el f e t 11 r e r e' h s g i' d O d 8 2 2 8 8 8 2 111 7-;--"Atta � ,I i'KIr4' Ili i u . u �I.,,l,,,lt, t) l 1 m Thursday,, March 31st, 1.932 ��r' 1\N ,lill y ��• 1 4� �_ �,,,,, �L,• ,• nil ._''....� .. BREAD, PASTRY SCONES 8 2 2 And basac sweet dough products. 1 NI 1 Gibson's "Always the Best." 1 s Phone 145. r a �IrilIIllIAll1s1111111R11121112111191111®II121111111® Fresh daily. – akery e The choirs of the different chur- n ches rendered special Easter music At the evening service in Queen St. - Church a . pageant entitled "The r; Challenge of the Cross" was. pres- ented by several' young ladies, with. Mrs, (Rev.) Anderson as convenor, t and was thoroughly enjoyed., . Misses McClelland received word that their only brother had passed ✓ away at Denver, Colorado, on Sun - ✓ day, March 20th. Surviving are his wife, one. daughter, one son, two s sisters, the Misses McClelland, of e- town. Deceased •had been ,in the employ of the C.N.R. as train des - o patcher for thirty-five years and he o was contemplating taking a brief holiday. As he had so often made - hi ili r visits thelandof his s fam a vsis to g birth friends in this vicinity extend their sympathy to the bereaved fatitlly. 1 Division Court' which was to - be m- held on Thursday, was postponed to April 4th. e The marriage of Miss- Edna Ham- - ilton and Mr. E. Sprints, took place t on Monday in Chad's Anglican ✓ Church, Toronto. The bride is the 1. youngest daughter of the late Mr. 1 and Mrs. Charles Hamilton, former s citizens. Miss Edna Carder was the bridesmaid, daughter of the late Dr. t and Mrs. Carder 'of Blyth. BELFAST 8 i ®_ 2 8 8 111 Made -to -Measure Suits • TopCoats More interest is being shown this season is ourRoyal York Made -to -measure line of Suits and Top Coats for $27.50 We also have made -to -measure Suits, guaranteed the best value this week, made -to -measure ever' shown. Our special offer 50 FORSY H WHITE AND FANCY BROAD- CLOTH SHIRTS IN MASHLE AND POLO QUALITY THIS WEEK SPECIAL ON SALE AT 1,49 Odd Trousers 0 Sale $2.98 Odd Trousers in Tweed and Worsteds. Regular vaittes up to $5.00. , l Mrs. John Emmerson, . Kinlough, :; spent a few days with her mother, who has been on the sick list. Mrs. Wm, Twamley, visited with friends in Wingham over the holi- day. Mr. Jas, Hackett and daughter, Miss Lena, are spending the week 'with the former's brothers, in De- troit. Mrs. Jas. Cook left on an extend- ed visit to Toronto. Miss Elsie Vint is hone from the \Vingham H. S. far the Easter vaca- tion. ,- "- «... - We are glad td eePitt Mr. Wilson Irwin on the way to recovery, after his recent illness, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mills and: dau- ghter, of the Sixth,, visited at Mr. Spence Irwin's• on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alton spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Andy Gaunt spent the week end at Mr, Samuel Sherwood's Miss Verna Pollock is spending the Easter holidays at her home near Ripley. {" BLYTH Mr. acid Mrs. Campbell, of Ayl- mer, spent the holidays with the lat- ter's mother, Mrs. Pheobe Taylor, Mrs. Joseph Stalker is visiting her brother, Mr. Ben. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leith, Strat- ford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,Herb. McEIroy, Mr. Ward Laundy. and Mr. Alex- ander Elliott, of Niagara Falls, Ont. spent. Easter at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Swanson and little daughter, of Wingham; spent the holidays with the latter's parents, Cannellini. and. Mrs. Lauri dy,. Mr. and Mrs.. William Moody of Kitchener, and Mr. Vollciner of To- ronto, attended the fuenral of the late Mr, Jaynes Moody on Wednes- day. The Misses Brogden and Petts of London, spent the weekend with relatives in town. Mr. Keith Hamilton, of St, Thom- as Collegiate, is'spending the holi- days with his parents. Miss Melba McElroy, I -.i, S. tea- Ater at Carlton, spent Easter at her lttrme Here. Mr. and Mrs, McNeill accompatt iecl by Misses Rogerson' and McGill motored up from Toronto' to spend Faster with friends. BLUEVALEl The Easter Thank -Offering meet- ing of the Women's Missionary So- ciety was held on " Easter Sunday morning. Beautiful flowers adorned. the °church, and a women's choir led the Easter praise. .Mrs. Strach- an, District President, gave a very stirring and inspiring address, and the funds of the Society were great- ly helped, In the evening the Rev. A. E. Mann preached on "Life, and more life". Acts 2:22-24. The music of the male' choir was very much GEOr3 3WILLIANIS JEWELLER OX FXCTAL C.N.R. WATCH INSPECTOR Each 1V onxt'h We ;Repoli One , Watch PREE. *inner for Pebr'tsary—s• F. Dobbinson, Teeswater See Our Stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWEL- LERY AND CAPPS. A Pew Bargains in Re -Condi- tioned Watches, lone our Lay -A -Way Club, Phone 5. 1:114,1110,4 .tt;Glu` I.Y�w...:i.It.wWi•..-x In enjoyed by all. The communion .ser- vice of the Lord's Supper will be held next Sunday morning, April 8, The Young People's Society of the United Church had the pleasure of listening to a very interesting and instructive address, given by Mrs. Geo. MacDonald at their meet- ing of March 18th. Mrs.; MacDon- ald's address dealt • with her recent trip to •the Pacific. coast. The points cif interest which she visited were' vividly described by her, and were illustrated by many pictures, ''and. some souyeneirs which were shown to the young people. Last week's meeting was presided over by the President, Earl Hamilton. The topic was taken by Will. Peacock, "What it is to be a Christian." A discus- sion period based on this topic was lead by Rev. A. E. Mann, The meet- ing was closed by the benediction. Will Peacock conducted the recrea- tional period. Mrs..Wn1. McMichael Sr. attend- ed the funeral of her cousin, ; Mr. E. Bennett on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Benninger en- tertained a number of their friends Monday evening. Easter visitors in' the village: — Miss Ethel Mathers, Brussels, with her father, Thomas Mathers; Miss Margaret Wilson, Harrow, with her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- Donald;, Miss M. Olive Garniss, of Mount with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Garniss; Miss Beth Barnard, near Ethel, with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Barnard; Miss Mable Johnston, Holstein, and' Miss Ethel Johnston, Orange Hill, with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johns- ton; George Peacock, Ottawa, with Mr. and Mrs. James Peacock; Miss Viola Mathers, Browntown, with her father, Thomas Mathers; :Mr. and Mrs. .Harvey Messer and Charles Messer, Toronto, with their parents Mr, and. Mr's. John Messer; Mr. and l(rs. William McMichael and fam- ilyr Wingham Junction, with Mr, afid Mrs, William McMichael, Sr. The blacksmith shop wa§ elgsed to business the greater part of the week owing to .Mr. Seiling being laid up with an attack of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnston, of. Gladstone, Man., accompanied by their niece, Miss Lila Stewart, have arrived here and will get settled as soon 'as 'possible on the farm which Mr. Johnston has leased on the 3rd concession of Morris, from which Mr. and Mrs. William Brewer mov- ed this last fall. Black Bros. shipped stock on Sat- urday and Flemming Black spent the week -end' in Toronto. Mrs. Milton Watson, Garvie, who has been with her mother, Mrs, T. Stewart, has returned home, Miss Dobie, teacher at • No. 10, Morris, is spending Easter at her home in Auburn. BELGRAVE The Brick Young People's Soc- iety have decided to present their Way entitled "Orange Grove" at the church, Friday night, April 8th. At the Young People's meeting Tuesday night, Mr. Gilbert Beecroft gave a very interesting' 'paper on "What the Sabbath Means to Me," Great excitement was caused last Saturday afternoon, when two large snow -plows went through the vill- age going north. Easter visitors Mr. ` Jno. Camp- bell and .family of Aylmer, Miss S. Cole, of Hamilton, Miss L. McKer1 lie, of .Sturgeon Falls, Miss S. Ne- thery, of Montreal, Mr. G. Stone- house, of London. Owing to bad .roads the Easter services were poorly attended. Mr. and Mrs. Vantar:np,' James- town, visited for a couple of days with the former's mother, Mrs. Vancamp. Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston, Blyth, visited with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Walsh, on Sunday. This is moving week in Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. R. Forbes are moving into the house they purchased from the Ruddy estate, and Mrs. R, Ow - .ens to her house in the village, and dr, and Mrs. Herman Nethery to Mrs. Owen's farm on 9th line. Quite a number are laid up with bad colds. Mr. and Mrs, Wrrr.. Johtalstor are not enjoying as good health is thein many friends would wish. Mrs. Alex. Manning spent a; few days last week near Londesbord, visiting her mother, whose Health is poor - ST. HELENS (Too Late for Last Week) Mr. Alan Edwards, of Toronto; was the guest of, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Todd during last week, Mr. Ed- wards is interested in Aberdeen-Ari- gas berdeen-Angas cattle, Alt those interested • please note that the St. Helens Beef Ring starts next Week. The meat will be avail- able Thursday morning, March 81st. Mr. Toni Webster will be the 'but- 111®111111111:11111111119111114IlI i111011111114IIIM11114111m1lhIl01IIliiI11111p111I1MIIIB1111®Ililiillol11111sI1ith Aedl �� 8 2 8 8 8' t KING'S swhin ,; t s ` pe Of S ofo lay earabies. 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Miss Margaret Thom returned on Friday to her duties at the Guelph General Hospital after a two weeks' vacation at her home here. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. John Turner and family in the loss of their little son, Albert, on Tuesday morning. Little Albert, who was about three years old, had only been sick a few days with what proved to be spinal meningitis. Fridayevening marked the end of theinteresting contest that has been held in the ,;Young People's Society of the United Church. The losing side, with Miss - Edith Durnin. as captain, entertained: the winners, whose captain was Miss Dorothy Munn. The basement was fittingly decorated for St. Patrick's Day and an Irish program had been arrang- ed. Mr. Lorne Woods presided and gave .some information about the patron saint of Ireland. -A sing -song of Trish songs with Mrs. Phillips at the piano was enjoyed. A piano solo by Laurine Miller, violin mus- ic by Mary Rutherford andIsobel Miller, -a ladies' chorus by y Mr.s. G. 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