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ara Johnston of tilcan, cal -
lied on Mt. and Mrs, R, N. Douglas
last week.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the play put on by the
young people of Zurich in the town
hall, hist Friday iiight.
•and Mrs, Earl Barbour and
family of Keinoka, accompanied• by.
, Mrs. Tough of Bayfield, called on
r friends in this vicinity on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Freckleton
;of Lutart spent Monday with friends
in this vicinity.
Mr. and Airs. J. A. Carnie spent
•Sunday evening at the home of Mr,
and Airs. R. N. Douglas.
Miss Gwendolyn Clarke wto spent
last week under the parental roof,
•;uruec o Goderich on Saturday.
DRYSDALE
Untended for last, week)
lin and Mrs. Henry Ran and Mr.
..and Mrs. Chas. Laporte were in God-
erich last Monday attending the fun -
of the •late Mr. Charles Gravel".
!Mrs. Claude Rau and babies of
'Detroit, attended the Roach and Du-
rand wedding last Tuesday.
Sorry to report that Mr. Cyplin
Geffrey le confined to his room with
Seeding e progressingvery rapidly
these last few days of nice weather.
Mr, John Laporte has been unable
to 2.f -tend to business this last week
:owing to illness.
_Rise Margaret Durand of London ,
is home for a few .days .attending to
her sister's wedding.
• Mr. Maurice Durand of Detroit,
has moved his family and household
effects to the farm he bas rented for
a few years from Mr. John 'Durand.
• HILLSGREEN
W,M.S—The regular monthly me-
eting of the Women's Missionary So-
ciety was .held at the home of Mrs•
(Rev.) Conner on Thursday evening
May lith, with Mrs. R. Consitt pre-
siding. The meeting opened by sing-
ing hymn 519. The scripture lesgen
was Teed responsively from Nellie 96
and led by Mrs. R. Stephenson. Rev.
Cbriner led in prayer. The devotion-
al leaflet was taken by Mrs. W. Tur-
ner. Hymn 256 was sung. the
Secretary arid Treasurers' reports
were read. Roll call was answered
with a verse beginning With the let-
ter I, and hymn 399. The study was
taken from part of 6 chp. of the work
of "The Women's Missionary Society
by Miss Annie Jarrett. The business
offering was then taken. It was plan
ned to have the quilts quilted on
Thursday afternoon, May 25th, in
the church. Reports from the Pres-
byterian meeting were given -by Mrs
R. McAllister and Miss Annie ,Jarrott
Hyinn 215. We closed our meeting
with the mizpah benediction.
Notes—The service in the Hills -
green church will be withdrawn on
Sunday owing to the anniversary
services of the Young People at the
Kippen church.
On Thursday, May 25th vie ladies
of the Congregation are asked to
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come to the church and help oat
foil the bale sUPpliei.
We are pleased to report ,at date of
writieg that Mrs. -Gordon Love is re-
covering from her recent sot back a
few days ago.
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Fee of near
Hensall called at the, home or the
lattee's sister, Mrs, G. Love who has
been seriously ill at her home. .
Mrs: W. Johnston of 'Zurich, hae
been musing Mrs. G. Love for a few
days.
Messrs..13.arold Reichert, Earl Love
H. Adkins,: W. Weide, mootored to,
London on Monday and attended' a
Wrestling Match.
Mr. Ross Dick of Toronto, spent
the week -end, with Mr. -and Mrs. J.
Cochrane. Mrs.. Dick and Douglas;
Who spent several weeks with their
parents,..yeturning with the former to
their home.
Mrs: Roy Weber and Mrs. Jas.
Dick of. Hensall, visited recently with
friends in this vicinity.
Misses Edna ''Cochrane and Annie
Jarrott sang a delightful duet at the
service on Sunday afternoene entit-
led. "For Mother's Sake". Rev. R.
R. Conner delivered a fine sermon.
Messrs Alf. Westgate, Norman
Jones, Alf. Coleman were in London
recently.
DASHWOOD
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
E. Nadiger were; Mies Edna Seebach
of Steatford; Mr. and Mts. A. Al-
lemang and family of St. Clemens;
Miss AIN Weismiller, Mr. and ,Mrs. 0.
Strome and Clare of Elmira; Mes. J.
Ruppel of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs.
1? Stade of Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Adams of London.
were Sunday visitors with Me. and
Mrs. E. G. Kraft. •
Mr. Clarence Routledge of London
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Airs. P. Fassold.
We are pleased to report that Mr,
Chas. Guenther, who has been on the
sick list has improved and is able to
be out again.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Luft and family
of Pembroke and their household ef-
fects have arrived. and are now conie
fortably settled in the Lutneenn par-
sonage.
A large crowd attended the induc-
tion service in the Lutheran church
on Sunday morning when Rev. • T.
Luft formally began his pastorate
nere.. The impressive service was
conducted by Rev. Kinnyr of Lon-
don and the choir under the direct-
ion of Clayton Pfile rendered special
music.
Mr. Garnet Wildfong was suddenly
stricken with appendicitis on -Satur-
day afternoon and was rushed to
LandoneHespital where he '-was op-
erated' on Saturday. 'Garnet is gat -
ting along nicely.
• Mr. and Mrs. N. Sitter of Arkona
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.- Thiel of .Zurich
end Mr. Howard of London, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs.
J. Schroeder.
Mr. Leonard Bender and Garnet
Bender motored to Niagara Falls on
Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. Leonard Schroeder
of Windsor spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schro-
eder.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Thiel of Hensall,
pent Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs. Geo
Koch,
The congregation of Dashwood
Lutheran church tendered a -rousing
reception to their new pastor, Rev.
T. Luft and Mrs. Luft and family
on Monday evening. Mr. L. H. Rader
acted as chairman for the occasion
A male quartette composed of 1..
Kraft, C. Pfile, F. Preeter and R.
Miller, sang and C. Pfile also favoreu
with a solo. A mouthorgan anti or-
gan duet by Alvin and Laura Rader
Speeches were made by the three
visiting ministers, Rev: &burin of Mit-
chell, Rev. Pollex of Seebach'11111,
.and Rev. Shute of Logan. 'At the
close of the •progreen the audience in.
file passed and shook hands with the
pastor and family. During the serve
ing of refreshments the guests of
nonor including the four ministers
and their wives and the elders of the
church were seated at a prettily ar-
ranged table. Rev, and Mrs. Luft
were each PreSented with a beautiful
bouquet of flowers by Mr. Morenz
the oldest member of the congregat-
ion. The meeting closed by singing.
the doxology. . 'Mother's Day was fittingly observ-
ed in the. Dashwood Evangelical ch-
urch on Sunday. At the morning
4ervice special music was rendered
by the Junior Choir under the dir-
ection of Mrs. J. M. Tiernan. During
the Sunday school session a .boys
ehorus Was sung and recitations Wee
re given by. Shirley Doerr and Ruse
eel Tiernan. An interesting feature
was the -presentation ' of bouquets of
tulips to six, invalid mothers of the
zongregation At the evening ses-
sion the pastor gave an, appropriate
oddress and an anthem was song by
the Senior choir, solos by Mrs. M.
ioman and Rev. A. W. qaucr and
children's quartette 'composed of
::oris:Willert, Margaret Wein, Rey
and Jack Gaiser.
The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. , of
Oashwood Evangelical church held
heir May meeting in the church base
nerit recently with Mrs. G. Wildfong
1 the chair. • The program consisted
' ;:alo i.y Mee, j. AL Tientsin, iea-
....gs by sin. Nitni,Snell and Mrs:G.
Therrsday,, May 18th, 1933'.
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Wildfong and a piano duet by Miss down. and,a neat garage erected.
Anna Tiernan and Mrs. A. E. Oes-1
Anniversary, services were held in
treicher. Mrs. D. Tiernan presided
Carmel Presbyterian Cluu•ch on Sun
for the business session. There we -
day, May 21ste Rev. Kenneth Me-
re 52 sick. visits reported and the
I Lean • of Winglaana was the speaker
vigiting dem. for next month is Mrs.
for the day. On IVIonday evening, a
J. Wildfong and Mrs. W. Wolfe, the
new flower. Com. is Mrs. E. Bender
and Ales. D. Tiernan while the folloW
ing Com. was appointed to arrange
the flower beds, Airs. R. Willert, Mrs
D. I-Iaugh and 'Airs. H. England. It
was decided to hold a strawberry
social on June 21st and the commit-
tee iiinchaige are Mrs. A. E. Oestrei-
cher convenor. 1VIrs. E. Bender, Mrs
R, H. Taylor, Mrs. E. Gaiser, and
Mrs. W. Wolfe. The program will be
arranged by the choir. A motion to
contribute 25 to the General church
treasury, carried, Mrs. D. Tiernan
and Mrs, A. W. Sauer were appoint-
ed delegates to the W. M. S. Conven-
tion to be held in Tavistock the lac'
ter part of May. The next meeting
will be in charge of Mrs. R. H. Tay-
lor and 1VIrs. W. Wolfe.
The Anti -Can't Club of the United
Farm Young People of Ontario_ met
in the Blackbush school recently with
an attendance of over 60 young peo-
ple. The meeting opened with a sing
song led by Eail Witmer with Miss
Reta Hayter as aceempanist, •fellow -
ed by'a paper, "It requires Brains to
be a Good -Farmer", by Mrs. A. E.
CreStreicher. The president, Kenneth
Wein reported, a membership roll of
29 and 16 new membera" were receiv
ed at this meeting, making a present
membership of 45. Plans were made
to hold a box social on May 31st in
the. Evangelical church sheds. Miss
Tema Birk read the Club paper, duties. . lie had a close call from!
"The Tatler.„ The main feature. of having his arm cut right off by the
the program . was a debate Resilved swiftly revolving saw." -
that modern dress plays too great a Mrs. D. B. McLean -has returned
Part in the life of a Young Canadian. from St Thomas, where sne liad be-
• The affirmative supporters were Earl en called owing to the critical illness
Witmer and Ella Martinson, while ' of her brother-in-law, D. McTa,vish,
the negative side upheld by Ella Eve -
land and Agnes Robertson. The jud- there.
followed by his, death while she was
ges were Airs. R. H. Taylor, Airs. G.
Link and Airs, G. Wildfong, end gave
,their decision in favor of the affirm-
ative. An interesting contest was
then conducted by. Miss Reta Hayter
after which refreshments were' served
by the ladies of the executive.
COUNTY .NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. John Petty,_ of Tor-
onto were recent visitors with the
former's _parents; Mr. and 1VIrs. O. L..
Petty of HaY 'Township.'
Wednesday laet was the first of
musicale was given in the church con
the weekly half -holidays of the sea -
siding of ehoruses, duets, solos, guar
tetter and instruraentals. Mrs. G.M..
Young of Nairn., elocutionist, also
took part.
Viola. Lemon of Toronto, is visit-
ing at the home of her, father, Wm.
Lemon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett of Hay
Township, attended the funeral of
their eitece, Betty Colvin of Byron on
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o:hdealyinalaldson' of London, spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr..
son for the business rnen--or some.
of them in Goderich.
Witighanes municipal tax rate this.,
year is 45 mills. For 1932 it was 4
mills, and for 1931 it was 49 mills:.
Miss Agnes Conabe, of Clintone.
left for Toronto Wednesday last and' .
sailed -on Friday from Montreal on a.
trip to Fmgland and the Continent's.
Miss Come is ,being accompanied by -
a friend, Miss Luser Jackson of- Tore
onfie.
Wingbarn population this year, as
found by the municipal assessor, is;
1923, a reduction of 35 from last
and Mrs. C. Hudson.
year's ftures. The total assessments
Annivet.eaxy services will be held' Is• 1141 Otik4?!.g.
in the United Church on Sunday,iker A joint spring flower show of Ful -
28, Rev. Mr. Finlay will be the spea- lartori and Kirlecon Horticultural So-
ker for the'day, cieties is being held in Kirkton hall,
on Thursday, May 18th and musical.
Orville Twitchell was in Detfiiit, 'program under the direction of Mean
being_called there through the death Mellartiy-Smith, of London at 8130..
of his younger brother, Harold, who During the month of April only 7'1 '
passed, away quite suddenly us !transients called at Brussels as corn- •
thirties. The remains were brought pared to 136 during the month of"
to Seafoeth for interment, and the March. Signs have been posted at,'
funeral was being conducted by the the Sleeping hut in the town -hall, and
Masons. ,at the station that transient relief
Stephen Troyer of Hay Township, 'stops there on the first of May.
a few miles from town, who had the It happened on the farm of Mrse
misfortune some time ago to, get his N. McCauley, igrey Township, Mrs..
arm quite badly cut with a circular McCauley has a goose -there evIiiclein•
saw, hag fortunately got the full use the morning laid a double yoked egg,.
of his arm pretty well back again and and that same night it produced a.
is able to he engaged in his fanning, single yolked egg.
A. E. Bradwin, who has been pnb-
liShing the Cliffoed Express for sev- •
eral years, has discontinued that pub,
Heaton and is removing from that
village the past week.
Gypsies interferred twice with a
rural mail carrier on route 5, Brus-
sels, while delivering mail on the 4th,.
concession of Morris, wanting to goe
The local bowlers are organizing through lies bundle, but he would
not let them.
The Township of Wallace finished'
:the year 1932 with a credit balance
of 49185.10, and all taxes aceounted
forwith the exception .of $200.00\
,whiCh have leen returned to the Cle—
linty 'Treasurer and may yet be clean.:
ed up, so the Township Clerk advises.
St. ,Leonard's Anglican' Church,..
Toronto, was the scene of a 'quiet an&
pretty wedding when Margaret Libre
youngest daughter of Mrs, L. What-
ton, Toronto, was united in marriage
to Wm. C. W. -Barber, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barber, of Sea -
forth. Rev. C. Carpenter officiating
Geo. 'Flynn, the new section fr.-
ILIENSALL
Rev. Arthur Sinclair attended a
meeting of the Huron Presbytery at
Goderich 'last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd McEwan and
datighter were visitors at the Beach -
o -Pines. •
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Mrs. Lorne, AleNaughton of Rib-
hert is .visiting at the borne of her
?ather, W. IVIcLaren,
and planning for a good season's
play and it is expected they will be
joined by a number from Exeter.
The funeral of the late 1V.L.rs. John
'C. Stoneman of 'Toronto took place
Saturday last on the arrival of the
noon train eat the C.N.R, depot at
Clinton, to the Hensall 'Union cem-
etery. Mrs. Stoneman was a former
resident of Hensall where her husb-
and, the late John C. Stoneman, was
a prominent business man and Clerk
• a the village. The family moved a-
-Way from. here about 25 years ago
to reside in Toronto: Mrs. Stone -
man's maiden name Was Margaret
Adams Robinson and she was born
in Lambeth. Last '1'hursclay.morning man for 'Exeter on the L. -H. and B..
she was stricken suddenly with heart is moving to Exeter iron' Claude-.
fair from which she failed tceral- boye and :has rented the residence one
Iv. • She leaves one son. Curtis. trer ,Cailing St .recently vacated by Wes-
Mts. A. Scruten is improving the ether son, Bert, was killed in "the Ilainnione. • M. 1:eleennone 1.4 moving ,
appearance' pi her property on Qu- Nay. and her husband predeeeagedfher into residende of Mabel FoIlickn,
Oen et., by haver
her barn taken dome. yearn ego.
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