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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1927-11-10, Page 8ti • wide on- Mrs, Parker has been spend- ig the la. ew week's 'with her moth - pet er in Toronto, Nyho is Seriously , 1Vlisses Elizabeth, Annie and Flor- ence Barber a Toronto viSite,..1, with 'their mother, Mrs, Chas. Barber, over the holiday. 011tfil, 'after an absenee of eighteen earS; leaves this 'week for 'Toronto; eri.iertitu; to her home. • 11 How trim and small your foot looks. Every ty line of'instep and ankle, Cony ,.cold and rain., snow or sleet, you're and warm.. Color§ ancl fabrics to blend with the modish en- semble; dome and slide fastener mo`del. Your choice is wide at GREER'S. WROXPITER Mr. join) Munro, ,orouto, spent Thanksgiving at his twate• , Mrs. Geo., S. Lockle and daughter Miss Georgina, of London, spent the holiday, at Mri, Morrison. s. : Dr, and Mrs. Smith and" child and Jack yown returned. to Detroit Sat - Mr, William, painter, Gourd, New -11 Ontario, is visiting' his brother, Wes P. in towri and other friends in the vi - iii pinity. i Earle Ball spent the vveek-end in Toronto, , Bert Martin and family and John McBurrzey went to London on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shannon Mrs. -1 Thos. Rowntree and. son Russell, of II Woodbridge,' spent Thanksgiving 'at p While going to Orangeville on Sat - Mrs. T. W, Henry had the inisfOrtune to be ran into near .Grand Valley,by aTa beau - 1$11 snug • Prices 3.50. • THE GOOD SHOE STO/tE 111111114111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111411.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111, • .31 .31 chool We are -ready for School Opening with a Complete Stock of Supplies, including: PUBLIC SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS —CRAYONS —DRAWING BOOKS —EXERCISE BOOKS. —FOUNTAIN PENS —LOOSE LEAF BOOKS —NOTE BOOKS --LEAD PENCILS —PENCIL BOXES —PEN HOLDERS —PEN NIBS —RULERS —SCHOOL BAGS —SLATES —WATER COLORS Town Agency Canadian National Railways. 1.11 a big Nash Sedan; doing considerabl'e damage tO Mr,' Henry's new I3uick sedan, He had to have it towed into Grand Valley where it is being repair- ed, Fortunately no one was . BELMORE ADVANO TIME In the Izirvioti,Cottlity Rome Garden Athol Purd,on, son of Mr. and IVIrs, Alex PtIrdQu, tbis village, received ard prize. Congratulations. Mrs. Fleming of Dal,ota, with her mother Mrs, Jas. IVIartiii and other relatives nere, Mr, and. 'Mrs, R.ussel Reid of Brant- ford spent the Week -end with his par- ents here. Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Browrzing,of eardhie spent ,ithe week -end with her ,parents, .M.r, and Mrs.' Geo. Cottle. California, vislfed with MeClenaghan Mr. and IVIrs.jnba Ross, of 'I-turon Township spent ,Spn.dav with hpf .,ep.ts, Mr.. and, Mrs. Dave Farrier. Thanksgiving was ushered in with a fall of snow. Those home for the. holiday were: Miss Helen Mulvey, Annie Douglas, Olive Stokes. Away ^for the holiday: Mrs. John Peterman with Mrs. Perk- ins in Teeswater, Miss Amy Newans in Toronto, Mr. and, Mrs. Herd and family at Lion's Head. . Rev. and Mrs: Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johann and family, Edna Lin- coln, Charlie Scott, Minnie Jeffray were among those who attended the -fowl supper in Mildmay Thursday evening, which was held"in"the'skat- Miss Katherine Foster anti, Jackie Herd entertained over twenty of their friends Monday evening. This was in the form of a Hallowe'en party. Witches were there, Goblins were there, Ghosts were there, while the. decorations shoived much time and pa- tience. , Mrs. Dr. James 'Mulvey from the West is the guest of Mrs. John Mul- Miss Eleanor Jeffray spent Thurs- day evcning with. Mrs. Lucy' Harris, Mildmay. . Miis Irene Mundell spent the holi- day with Miss Katherine Foster at the general store A team belonging; to Mr., Wesley Haskins,' Huntingfield, made things lively Monday, breaking loose in the shed. One horse frked itself and put for home, the remaining, one with harnesi and, wagon, made a dash for dug into the sod and threw the horse the creek. The tongue of the wagon on its back. Willing workers were soon on the job and extricated it from, its perilous position. Without taking" time to say thank you, it bounded for home, none the worse apparently for its cold bath, Mary and Jim and Arthur and Jean played pranks on Hallowe'en. 3t $,rd'}gN' rpoo accempaided by Mrs, GordOn Irwin and son,, of . Belfast, 'spent tt couple 9f days with MO. Powers near GuelPh. IV/iss Mary Curates of Toronto was a Sunday visitor With her brother, C. Coultes and family; ' Mrs, Simpson of London has re- turned to her home tifter , visiting with her mother Mrs, McGee in the parents, Ur, Ana Mrs. Malcolni koSse Mrs. Alfred Reed and son Eliner, of Detroit, also Miss Jean. Finlayson of LOchalsh, visited last week with their •aunt; WS. Jai, IvlacGregor. Miis Caroline' Wellwobd, of Wing - ham, returned,MissionarY frorti China, gave a very interesting address on the work there, in the 'United 'Church here, on 'Sunday afternoon. The United Church are holding their Anniversary on Sunday November r3 Rev. R. Fulton Irwin of Centralia, a former pastor, will occupy the pulpit nan-ning and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thorripson and children of Mitchell visited on' Sunday with Mr. and IVfrs. Thos. Robinson., Mr. Wrn. Stein passed aWay on Sunday, at the honie of his sister, Mrs; Wm. Purdon, after a few weeks ill- ness. He leaves to niourn him three sisters, M'rs:' Wm. PurrIon and Mrs, Jas, Purcion of lielens and Mrs. Rintotil of Brussels. Also five broth;, ers, Andrew of Ashfield, John of Kin- cardine; Albert and Robert and James in Saskatchewan,: All of the family ex- cept Robert and James were here for the funeral, which took place on 'rhursda.y to Wingharn Cemetery. Re) H. Whitfield of the United Chuch Whitechurch, -taking the services. Miss gary Martin of Lorrdon spent the 'week -end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and children spent 'Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Seaforth. Miss Dorothy Reed,. of Clinton, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. Messrs. Adin Furdon, of Leaming- ton z-tild Elmer Purdon of Detroit, spent Sunday with the former's par- ents, Mr. and IVIrs• Wm. Pardon. Mr, Jas. Aitcheson Sr., of Fordyce passed away at his home Thursday last. He was buried in Bethel on Sat- urday afternoon. Mr. Albert Stein of Aylesbury Sask. is home attending the funeral of his brother, Mr. Wm. Stein. Miss Amelia Leaver returned to London on Thursday last. EAST WAWANOSH Mr. J. Elgin Currie, M.A.; and Mrs. Currie and little son Johri, of St. Ma.r3r's, visited over the week -end at. the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Isard Wingham,, and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Currie, East Wawanosh. Coils are anchored—quiet Causingtria;iniuth relaxation of every , *hitch in upanxioi grow old, peifect bed spring tOtiltg '"for the rest toot ot con ontafriO 111 da 1 Cross 3. Perfected Tension Base 2. Extra 4. The Strength Stabilize The members of Belgrave Orange Lodge 'gathered together 'last Tues - 'day evening and went to the home of Ed. Irwin just west of the -village to, spend' a SoCial time with ere he leaves for his new hdme Goderich During the evening, Mr.' and Mrs. Irwin ,were presented with a fernery and fern. gharles King read the ad- dress and Allan Patterson made the : George Wightman has returned lOad of cattle east. The members' of Belgrave L. O. L. 'held social evening last Friday' night whert they. and their families met,''together and enjoyed an oyster' supPer. At the conclusion Of the supper a program of solos, readings and addresses vvak carried out, operation in Wingham hospital has iecovere,r1 so far as to be able to BELGRAVE An accident occurred on Sunday af- ternoon as the people were returning from 'church, when a car driven b) men, which was traveling north. Mr. Michie was turning.to the main road and traveling very slowly ..ivhen he was .itruelc by the coupe. The coupe was turned right about by the shock of the impact but was not dainaged to, any extent, while Mr. Michie's 'car suffered a broken windshield, axle and steering rod. Mr. and Mrs. C, Coultes and family were recent visitors with the lady's sister, Mrs. F. Reid, and fain- ily of Varna. Mrs. Russel Walker and son Jack of Teeswater, have spent the last couplt of weeks visiting friends in and 'a - Mrs. John Wightman, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Elliot, near Bluevale. Miss Florence Scott, of Stratford, - Normal School, is spending the holi- day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Scott of Wawanosh. Miss Sara Young, of Beamsville, was a holiday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mo. Jas, Anderson, of Mor - BELGRAVE The regular meeting of 'th'6 'Bel - grave Women's Institute „will be held at the home of Mrs. Norman Walsh, on Tuesday afternoon, No- vember xsth, at 2.3o o'clock. Mrs.' Rev. Scobie will give a paper entitled "Making Life Count';, Mrs, Dan Geddes will have charge of the musical part o,f the program. All the. ladies of the'community are condially invited to attend. 07 WESTFIELD A number from this vicinity attend- ed the fowl supper and concert at Landesboro on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell and children were Stratford, visitors on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell and family visited at the home of Mrs. McDowell's sister, Rev. Mrs. McIn- tosh of Milverton, a couple of days last week. Mr..Morrish of Toronto spent over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Miss Ruth Vincent spent Thanks- giving under the parental roof. Mrs. Pentland is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Harry Bellamy of Toronto. Mr. Alfred Cook, of Toronto, vis- ited on Monday with his sister, Mrs. Fred J. Cook. Mrs. Wesley Stackhouse, of Bruce - field, is spending a few days with her brother, Mr. Earl Wightman. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell vis- ited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Lucknow. Miss E, Sawerby spent over the week -end with her parents in God.- erich Township. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stonehouse and son Donald, of Goderieh 'visited over Thanksgiving with Mrs. Stonehouse's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N, Campbell and other friends. Mrs. Barkley and Mrs. Ceasar of Dungannon returned home from the West on Fridar after spending the eummer with the •former's son, Mr. David Barkley of Limerick. Mrs. Barkley, and Mrs. Ceasar spent a few days with Mrs, Albert Campbell before returning to their home at Miss Grace Redmond of Stratford spent over Thanksgiving at her hOme here, A very successful social tiine was spent in Knox Church last Monday evening when a Hallowe'en social was held. 'The basement was stiitably decorated for the .oecasion, A large number who attended were dressed in coStUmes to suit the event and were qttite interesting The pri-Aes given for the hest costumes -Were Won by Mrs. D. 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