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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1934-12-21, Page 3(0 • i, ''-v.. •. rr . .144 L K,I Y ✓ i n r 9 ni U. ,o ,1 a i I HRISTMAS is here again with its good fellowship and good will. Its genial spirit reminds us that in our friends, not in our ledgers, do we find our real assets. So we take this opportun- ity to express our appreciation of your evidences of friendship to us and to wish you all a Very Merry Christmas. McLEAN BROS., Publishers. • As the'old year draws to a close, ,amid the. good cheer and fellowship of Christmas- tide, we . desire to express anew our grati- tude for manifold courtesies extended, .for the cordial relations we have enjoyed, for the new friends made and old friendships more closely cemented, and to wish PSI -one and all A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS The Seaforth Creamery Chas. A. Barber, Prop. Phone 80-W, Seaforth ..T° ,rig 1 ..if I w7i I .rX nif 1 9 • ,.li 1 ...X 1 m k11w1 1r w1w'1w .e4. ' a• rttalwr wr w 1x 1r 1 w1; 1;1� {' ete"e- At this holiday season we feel deeply grateful for the consideration you have so kindly extended to us in the past year and take this opportunity of wishing. you and yours A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS W. R. SMITH GROCER SEAFORTH et. Ira'` re Ire ,nr w,r 1 +,* ! ..�° 1 .,�' .nti .,li I ,.N ( .ril I WO1 4' 1 4' I .,T' 1 !d x 1w11 «3rw lu'•rw l w / .)e'1„.ke We sincerely thank you for your kind consideration and good will, and ex_ tend to you our hearty wishes that you may have A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS THOMAS PHILLIPS Wholesale and Retail Fruits . Seaforth 1 .rh' 1 .rr1' 1 .rX I ,•l' 1 .rH I .�` 1 .r7i 1 ,n'i .�1' k. 444 t. Vi u�Iwrwl;" 11; 1; 1k"1 As- ) wl Iry r 1 11 1r11w1 I BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR P. ,J. DORSEY Ss *X' (rd( .a% 14'T' Irk .s 1 .nr I rrrr1 I'' I .r3� (TW (.. , .nr I .elY 1 ,e -W 1 ,nr IV 1 4'11{11-I; 111{lir1� u1x.11u1, le; ee.;�1x.11 v1eI'w eel 1b:'1�,"? E. It is our pleasure, indeed, at this.time of the year, to gratefully acknowledge the favours we have received and to ex- tend .to you our compliments and best wishes for A MERRY CHRISTMAS ttuttu$e' • r ti lr+ri ...Y.' re ,r ' 'r�r-.1• - 'r4' 'T,'' .r,� Ty.. • �r. AUBURN The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held Tuesday af- ternoon in the Forrester's Hall. Mre�. James Woodsy president, had eharg,e of the meeting. After the singing of the Ode, the'business was transacted'. The secretary,' Miss 'Margaret King, read a letter from, the 'W'est, re the distribution of the car -which was sent from this district. A quartette com- posed of Mrs. H. Mug -ridge, Mrs. C. A. Howson, Mrs. E. Raithby and Miss S. Carter ..sang 'sweetly. Miss Ml.' Small told the story of "The First Christmas Tree" by Dr. Van Dyke. Mrs. M. Allen and 'Mrs. W. Craig rendered a duet. Then followed the roll call which was answered with .n exchange of Christmas gifts. The were unusually pretty this, year. Lunch was' served by the hostesses, Mrs. W. ,c»�tughan, Mrs. W. ThoMp- son and Mrs. J. , Taylor. The weekly meeting of Knox Unit- ed Young People was held on Tues.- day evening, with the missionary con- venor, Miss N. Coutts, in the chair. Dr. Mortimrore led• in' prayer. Mrs. Keyes read the :passage, of Scripture. The orchestra played and Mr. Cheoros of Seaforth gave a very practical and helpful talk on how we should make a choice :between Christ and the world, The meeting closed with a hymn and the Mizpah Benediction. Mr. John A. War, eer, who passed away in Goderic'h on Wednesday, was well known by the older folks in this+ district. He was always thought of as a very kindly man. Visitors: Mr, and Mrs. Roy Far- row, Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Johnston; Miss Anna Dobie„ Blue - vale, with 'her parents; Mr. George McNeil, Sr., of Lucknow, with Mr. Mrs. Thos. McNeil; Mr. and Mrs. William Coats of Flint, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. M. Allen and .Mir. and Mrs. W. Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrett, Blyth, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robison. - Folks away: Mrs. Maclean and two sons with Mrs. Puullem, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Johnston of the vil- lage and Me. and Mrs..Roy Farrow, Mitchell, with Mr. and ,Mrs. S. John- ston of West W'awanosh. 'Miss • Helen Ferguson and Vera Taylor visited With the latter's par - 44, With sincere Christ 24) - mas Greetings, accept also our cordial wish for abundant pros- pel4y and content- ment in 1935. 1� r rel tr E. H. CLOSE SEAFORTH ,t { 1r M rr,' einlbs, Ma. and .Mrs. Cheater' Taylor, 'H l' en'sr dVlrs. J: J. Washington and We. O. E. Errant are in Guelph owing to the death of their sister, 'Mrs. Cameron. ,On ,Monlday evening a social Bathe ering was held in the Forrester's Hall in honor of Mr. end 'Mrs. Alvin Learth- erland, a recent bride and groom. During the evening a presentation was made to the happy couple. The two schools of the Auburn dis- trict are holding their annual concert in the Forrester's Hall on `Thursday night: The December meeting of the Wo- men's. ilVlissiOnary (Society of Knox Presbyterian Chuen was held on Thursday afternoon in the basement of the church, the president, Mrs. Lawson, presiding. The meeting took tie form of an anniversary; it ..being the 7Obh anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyter- ian Church. The Scripture reading was the 2nd chapter of Luke, which was given by Miss Bertha Wagner. A prayer for thanksgiving for work of the pastseventy years was given by Mrs. Lawson. The election of of- ficers then took place which resulted' in the same officers remaining in for another year: President, Mrs. Lawson; secretary -,treasurer, i14Trs. W. T. Robison; organist, Miis Josephine Weir. Mrs. Howatt gave a splendid talk on "The World -For Christ." This was followed by a reading from) Mrs. W, T. Robison on the history of the W: LS. After the closing hymn, a social half=hour was enjoyed. The ,Sunshine Club met on Satur- day afternoon on the occasion of their white gift service. It was an open meeting and a good number were present. The first patrt of the pro- gram was the regular meeting, the president for .the month, Betty Craig, presided and the following program was carried out: Address of welcome, Betty Craig; prayer, Isabel Rol'lins'on; Scripture reading, Betty Asquith; reading of minutes by secretary, Hel- en Marsh; business; reading, Mary Asquith; piano. solo, Zeta Munro; rec- itation., Jean Lawlor; roll call, Hellen Marsh; reading, Vivian .Strawghan; vote of thanks to Mary Asquith was meived by Lois Ferguson and second- ed +by Joan ,Sheppard.' The .platform for the white gift ser- vice was decorated, with a Christmas tree. rn front of that was a white draped table with two tall candles. Nearer the edge of the platform was a manger. Marjorie Art'h'ur, dressed in a white flowing gown with silver stars, read Luke 2:1-20y and then knelt at the end of the cradle. Mrs. R. J. Phillips played Christmas hymns while the children coming in from the sides presented their gifts. Marjorie Arthur thanked Mrs. Phil- cotTIMIVIT R,/ ;n '14 .;41,)1 !•!4 fro •u 'U ell ,,,r 4.111 ;:14 • Not in the sense of Custom but with a genuine appreciation of our pleasant association during the past year we extend to you our best wishes for an old fashioned Merry Christmas and a Hap- py New Y e a r. J.W. Beattie Butcher : Seaforth 04, b' ;4;1 1' be" b." ria? leZtt4,44444 4444_ 1 A l 4' I x"11;4'11 ' 1 ; 1 ��• ,/F' i 1 11 11 ;mit ✓.11 11 ,l'-11 Y.1, /Y-Itl IsAi) Y�.+� ; { /f" I ,K'./.r ,,'✓ 1 . I Yt' WITH SINCERE CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Accept Also Our Cordial Wish for Abundant Prosperity and Contentment As Your Lot During 1935. The Wright Garage WILLIAM WRIGHT, Prop. E Sunoco Gas and Oils General Repairing GODERICH STREET - SEAFORTH . s., r l ,Jr !r,% 1 ..:v .A' , f l • e:L ; u1, � 1'u it ee, . 1x 1 r x A-,41 v r A.",4 ✓rik mttit, r , p: N1tix Ji "ll w4P I ;4' t?" Season's Greetings We take this opportunity of thanking our many patrons for the generous support tendered us this year. Accept our sincere wish that your Yuletide be a Very Happy One. J. A. WESTCOTT JEWELLER SEAFORTH 4_.t4, nr). f ,i. .e ,n,, eIr.' •h' ' u . io':IYGrs,a4s>j1r�.mn,d4''vti'%1s"sS?a.'$iv�G.Vs'1`.)�>nl�Cil>fn$?• ,!Ai rOf re •r - lips and all who had helped and then led in the Alizpah Benediction. There were twenty-two girls present. The gifts are being sent to the Shelter in Goderilchr. The : .Y;P.U..of the Baptist church held their regular • monthly meeting in the church on Sunday night. Mrs. L. Ferguson read the Scripture. Miss- es Gladys and Elfzabeeh Good eelllg a duet; Miss 'ML ,Small spoke on "Yes- terday, To -day and To -morrow," and Mr. W. Robertson led in prayer. • •jWord was received in the village of the death of Mrs. 'Cameron of 'Guelph. Mrs. Cameron has been i11 for some time, but her death was not expect- ed. Mrs. Caineron, formerly Miss Jenkins, was a resident of this district in her early years. 'Mrs. 0. E. Erratib of the Village and Mrs. J. J. Washing- ton, of West Wawanosh, are sisters. The autographed• quilt made by the Sunshine Club is being sent to the Sick Children's 'Hospital in Toronto this week. Mr. Bert Keyes motored to Guelph on Sunday and 'Mrs. Keyes returned with him. WE . EXTEND TO YOU THE HAPPIEST OF CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Geo.D.FERGUSON •'4 ,t,Yl Hardware : Seaforth 14 .Your kn ation-has cont to our Success appreciate it . o cordially. totaauanaatza psk • Compliments of the Season Wishing you the best of all things and a happiness this Christmp,s that will extend throughout the New Year. A MERRY CHRISTMAS Smittie's Recreation GREETINGS We extend the Season's Greetings and wish you and those whose happiness is yours, a full measure of Christmas CHRISTIE MEAT MARKET PHONE 58 SEAFORTH bl,1 thr5 rr ) its Most cherished among the Gifts bestowed by the passing year is the memory of the pleasant relations with those whom we have been privileged to serve. • So it is most sincerely we wish you A MERRY CHRISTMAS • CLARKE Transport M. E. CLARKE, Proprietor - Seaforth 4•x4 gill !14 471 Accept our Best: Wishes For a. MERRY CHRISTMAS' J.J.Clea Groceries : Seaforth tataltailaitttes t SE ASON'S GREETINGS We take this Oppor- tunity of extending: and General Public Afq .111,0 MERRY CHRISTMAS 3 W. E. Kerslake 4 THE SEASON'S GREETINGS gzo AND ALL GOOD WISHES FOR THE , NEW YEAR Seaforth Ba(r-gain Store S. SHINAN, Prop., Seaforth. aaaaaktattatuutem gtrtr 1171 114 )41 444 4(4 GOOD WISHES TO YOU THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON FROM dzit McGavin's Grocery Phone 95 : Seaforth 621 Criattaaaattattatat Arr eewfmth v9iour For -your friends and relatives away from Seaforth, what more appreciated gift could you send than The Huron Expositor They will thank you 62 weeks in the year. Each gift subscription is accompanied by a suitable card. CHRISTMAS RATES: One Subscription, $1.50. Three Subscriptions, $4.00. Five Subscriptions, $6.00. Add 50c for each subscription to the United States. The Huron Expositor Established 1860 McLEAN BROS., Publishers - SEAFORTII