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At ass"ly on Wednesday, pupils bolding about in ache bFigQtt sulashi;ne
and, 'staff of the S, C. I. ohow'ed their ]raving aW, tdoneril the auditorium. un
Loyalty and pa,t:riotism to King George rill] Colds weather comes around, again,
and Queen.' Elizabeth by '1lstoning to A 4ow .•softball rand .'bat . w.ao , purebaast
the broadcast oQ 61s; awlvai ani paana- seri, but one fist Former. swung sc
than siodal, and dater to No speech. lustily at .the ball he broke this bat.
Chairman of bine Board, J. F. Daly, It is a wed -come change to ,hold P. T,
suppliled, the school with d radio -for cl'as'ses outside, as t+hrme is a great
this purpose and tbbe 'sttudent 'body and deal :more freedom and more enjoy.
staff listened with rapt attentim to went in the classes. Softbad•1 is, the
the pari-kvaUl :of the King and Queen. chief game as yes, but' football will
During the highlights of the 'broad soon start.
cast the au'dittorium was so silent that
thre -proverbial prim could ' ,have been • • •
heard. When "God Save the King" A number of pupils made' the most
was ,'played; students rose with one
accord and snood, spit attention while of the week -end, practicing the
the stirring strains came over tale air-. Tleyssich'orean art of dancing. S. C.
This was one of the, most Interesting I. pupils were seen at Stratford, Clin.
assemblies '.ever to Abe ahel'da in the, S. Lon, SeaPoit'h and T"omdesboro >rwing-
C. I. This interesting addition to as- I'M bo the rhythm of different arch=
sembly was a surprise to the students 'em's-
wiho thaanght that ,they would, mists the • a • )
arrival. Students returned early at
roan and assembled In the auditor- Last week we gave' a novel excuse
slum, where ,they listened to the Torr ,lateness and here are some more.
King's speech, before beginning olass- Three boys, absented; themselves,
es. So far, 75 pupils :have signed slips from one of the elasses, but they
signifying their ,intention of seeingwere •soon caught and questioned. One
the King ands Queen when they will boy complained of a, tulatheehe. tate
v It Stratford:, other was sick, tame the thirii Thad
• • • sore eyes. Not band excuses - for short
vctdoe, but still not good enough.
Members of the Agriculture Class•
.are very busy these days looking af-
ter their crop. The.elass can beseen. HILLSlt„�GIt,FEN
inar'Ohing over to the garden, shovels,
floes and makes gleaming in tike sun. (InY .fed tool week)
The class al's'o has a family on its
hands as 40 dndustAous chickens ,have On Sun'd'ay' evening, June ,loth, at
.Jumped out of their, shells and ares Hillsgneen Church, an anniversary
vraioing their appibva , with 'loud service will be held. Rev, R. C. Cope.
cheeps. ]'and, of Exeter, will be the guest
r • • speaker.
Pupils of bh:e S. C. I. are beginning
to take on a worn( and haggard, '•look,
By. now they arebeginning to realize GODERICH M
that the exams are going tro catch up
yli'tlh them very ,soon. Nbt that that (Inatzmdeil for last week)
,students are that good runners, butt
Exam is a very fine runner himself. Miss Jean McCabe, of Godterich,
'The -exams begin on. Monday and con- spent the week -emus with her parents,
•aurone until Tuesday of the following Mr. and Mrs, Wm. ,McCabe.
week when -rhe 'studlents will cele- Miss Dorothy Cox„of London, visit-
brate in a big way. There are two ed cher parents, Mr. and Mrs'. Leslie
reasons, why the studont'e 'look worn Oox, over the week•tendi
.and haggard: Miss Minnie Proctor and Miss Mar -
1. From carrying 'bomle huge piles gannet Stock spent Thursday in Sdrat-
•of books every vigbt and returning' ford.
with them the next day,% Masts Evelyn, Cox, of London, visited
2. Lying awake at night worrying her parents, Mr, and, M'rs. Herb Cox,
about the exams. over tihe week-ernadt,
We will g1Fve the readers the Inside 'Mrs Munmy McDoug+a'll and Miss
dope oa these two items. A 'huge`,pole
June McDougall were London visitors
of books ds taken home every night lash
for two reasons. The obvious reason, Mrs. wd'1'Liam' Sinclair, who. oras been
lof course, is to studythis
them, but Theoth- ,with her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Cox,
ing as dreastdc ars this is done. The spent •Saindaay in, Seafonth:
books are taken h'om.e to create a
good impresslon 'with the teachers
aand also so they will not be stolen in
the dead of night while pupils • arcs R�YS
making merry. Pupils dao not realize
flow little they know until they sstairt
reviewing, and bbis is responsible for (Intended for last' week)
the sleepless, ni'gh'ts.
Clarence Russell
,
of Part Rowan„
t • • spent Mrothers Day al his home at
'The boyar P. T. Glass is now gam- Russol”, e.
Mr. and Mm Harry •Greaason and
children, of Po Ilaowa ent the
week -end at the of he parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J d
SW �ET A cluldimn's c much to
th•e services of our chum on Mother's
CAP ` Day.
CICAO T E S Roys Y. P. S. 'visdted Mount Pleas-
ant League on Sunday evening last, to
"Th. rwr..t $or= ie arrear Mr. Fred Long, citizenship con-
nob.cco uk b...ek.d" veno] for Perth County. Murray and
Rogew Christie contributed a saxo-
phone duet_ A mixed quartette con-
sist -1— of Wilfred Grant Glad— Dow
• No coaxing kiddies to eat—io
Egrumbles from dad—when you serve
llOgg,a Rice Krispies. Instantly a
you drench these honey -coloured
bubbles of crispness with milk or
cream, theg SWAP -CRACKLE -
pop t Right down to the last de-
licious spoonful, Krispies BUY crisp.
No sogginess] No toughieessst
Switch to Kellogg's Rice Krispies
for crispness—as thousands of
Canadian families are doing. Order
from your grocer today. 74ade by
Kellogg's is t ondon, Canada. -
Kay Russell antd Murray Christie sang
aand readings by Everitt Martin and
Mme. E. Hocking made up the even
Ing's program
Mr. and Mors. William Church, of
Wintlimp, called on friends• in the
community on Monday.
Our deepest a m'pkthy is extended
to Mr, W. C. Hodge and family in the
death of Mrs. Hodge on Monday.
Mhe committee in charge have had
spruce trees planted around tate cem-
etery, wraith will sale much to its ap-
pearance.
A play, "Dotty and Daffy," is being t
put on by the Staffa Juudor Institute
on Friday evening of this week in 1
Roy's Ch4rch.
Miss Ruby Nichaols, visited with Vel-
ma Dow oyer the week -end. ...
Miss W11clTed Hackney of Hensall ;
sperm Sunday at .her +home abere.
Mr. amid Mrs, W. J. Dow and Har- ,
why visdtted) at Granton, on Sunday.
We are sorry to report Mr, John
Dow, Sr., is under the doctor's care.
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Saturday, May 1$ ',pbdnelwomwo assawbees wom o
Gbe POP A16id titreduceConfiicfdng opimlon found eapres- %r a titre , � mtnued faMa ]ors .74)
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s ion, ,today when) •the .estimates of Na- to ,ttntedtablet(is. .W29 tde4 *0 parents are formerly a]x of God@ri,stilus
lion."
b9nral Defence was, undeunderoonaaidera• without av0l, QUNy K•rarteizenn. corvld ire is a nepahew Uf Mira Nation 13 oA
Some of the Frencih,•Cwi
anadlan help rer'.
memibens dofini'tely meted that bkey anaor, Churc Street. Dr. Bri!clOam
"1? swil to gist very bad headaobateo," �ratdirated at lite UnfversifiY of �tiprpn�.
theiwlclun] not to build up
Gaovef mence e s- shoe wtriteo- '°Nb Qabiets or �pitife of to with 'homors in 1977, a'btoinei his
their effort to build up a defence sys-
tear, for Canada. Mdsrs Maephail (sena-
� ]until eouM reauro tme n. One M.A. from Cornell Dnlvereity Jn 1929,
mO maim+g, casually, I Wed K'rnsacheu and the Doctorate ftij From
Ing the chapge of attitude of the Can,
aniafau people, also changed her +line
of sophy
Salts in a glass of 'hot water: I con the same dniet4utsiou two soaks later:
With Preston "Rib -Roll" and "lite -Lap"
of talk. 'langea 'its she oppoolug
fd'nsrtred tiaAsdtng it, but I have not bad He has been at Cahfor.nia about ,inose
,n of 0WO awAa heads
defence meaerasnrres, but she is asking
mince, years.—Godprfoch Signal -Star.
Kruadhen mutts me better Ilia i any -
exposing our building while re -roofing.
g y g•
the Government to crack down orlt
Nazi
thing. elise I find it very goad, =
Hotel Under New Management
famous Council Standard quality, 9 Y. are
propaganda.
(Mrs.) LA -W.
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against fire and weather €or the best part
Arthur Slaght ,made strong pleas
Headachee can nearly atlwayas be. Mr. Cyril Muir, is now propritor of
icor an 'increase In defense expendi
tures, 'and let *he French.Canaaddaa
tracedto Oluggishmes• orf the kidney,,, the American Hotel ,here, having pur-
because there is no sales tax. Write today
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liver and intestines, and to the uvsus_ chased the business from F. Girard,
members know that be was not in
peptedl a'etenti n in the system of who has run the place for the past
.
OmmPatJhy with their viewpoint, at all.
stagnating waste mattenal which pofa
few months, Mr. and Mrs. Girard
Grant .,McNeil was not satisfied at alt
ono the 'blood. The nunnerous halts
and family have retgrmed to Windsor.
with what dos Ibedng done. Wdaeed the
In Krumhen stimulate the Internal or-
Blm&8e18 Post,
whole program ds wrong. Inciden,tal-
ly one cannot Imagine any ,ptrograui
grins to beta hy, regular action so
i flat no, is
Purchases For Swine Glub
than would, be O,K. in Mr. McNedl's
He is something like the
clogging waste allowed to
collect.• `mous imsrndie Is kept clean and
On Monday Mr. J. C. $hoaxer•, ac
-
story un
story of an Irishem who landed on a
serene. And: bila, iIsjust how' Kms-
Chou Salts, brings quick and lasting
cflmpanded by W. L. Whyte, • of Sea`
forth,
strange shore. Making, inquiries as
relief from 'haetadachw.
were it, time Woodstock -St.
to who controlled` t'bdngs, he was told
Maw d strict for the purpose of
,they had a Goverment. "Well," says
purchasing Yorkshire sows for the
'Lions
,he "I'm against It." So it is with Mr.
Clinton Swine Club members.
McNeil, ' ile always seems to be
a vary Inspiring talk. The littler
As a 'result of this trip seven- pairs
against arnpattahi'ng and everything drone
son
Mr. 'Mrs.
of Choice Yorkshire sows have been
'
by -the Govermmren!L
of and D McIntosh and the
distHbuated to W. Williams, H. Me -
Ottawa was all upset today asnews
little daughter of Mr. and Mss. F.
Oullorngh, J. Lobb; D. Bisback of Clin
e
Dame that Their MajA3sdi'es would' not
Boyce were baptized. In the evening
ton', sand W. Harris and Johan Cox of
be a to carry out the program art
the ioieal lodge of the I.O.O.F. attend.
Bayfield. The remaining thirteen
managed. It has caused considerable
� �� service in a body. The choir
-members of the club will receive their
worry, not only to the officials zn
sang a. very lovely anthem in the
annimrals about May 30th, — Clinton
chaarge, but- also to many of the buss-
morning, and Mr. S. Rennie sang a
News -Record.
ness men, who ,have gone` to so much
'lovtely Bale 'im -the evening, acaompan
W by Mrs, W. MicBeath
Beautiful Magnolia Tree
expense in planndAg everything fora
four-dlay crowd•, It is unfortunate but
T� ��� meetingof ,the Wo-
�, William Gillespie has, two beau-
d
apparently it is one of those' thingstiEtnl
mravie Missionary .Society was held. magnolia trees that have been
in rtaike schoolroom of the ehiucths, on
that cannot he helped, At the' mom-
May mini. a good attendance.wow-
I
attracting the attention of many.
ent none knows what to db as it is
EL
Mrs. R. Atllen Thad change of the w•or-,
of our citi?ens as they axe of a rase.
rat now known waheln they will reach
ship service and the study, "Steward. variety found in Canada, Two years
Oanadia's shares.
ship Today" mass takers by Mrs,. H.
ago Mr. Gillespie secured these trees'
• t •
Afikenhearct. Mrs- Ito Forrest read+ a
from Arkansas and they are, of the
li
current event, "A True Story of Afri•
big leaf variety. Some of the flowers
Monday, May 15
ca." Splendid reports of the presby-
ase ndne cinches 'across_ The Sowers
b
teaaaal, recently hold in Winglham,
come first and are followed by the
Most of the day i Parliament'was
were given by Mrs. Ross Scott and
leaves. The ,trees are just under five
taken up again with the 'discusasdton of
M'ir'e M, E; Swan, A pageant, -can-
'feet and, the smaller of bhe two ,has
monetary policy. It has gone on and
adb,'g,. High Adventure," was, present,-
thirfy-five bloome and the larger for -
off Intermittently for over two months,
ed, assisted by the Missdon Bawd of
ty-three. One of the trees wras affect -
The debate had to do with Mr. Dun-
take Young People's Undon.
ed somewhere by, the frost, not be-
t
ndmg's bill to give the Government
ing protected as well as the.other.—
gi
aullhaority to borrow to take care of
Exeter Times-Adivocat .
any maturing obligations, and also
HENSALL
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any new issues for this next two years.
Former Editor Dies Suddenly
a
The argument is over the method of
(Intended for last `week)
Miss white and Mrs. F. J. Wick
A
raising bhe money. At the start, the
wire have received w'o'rd of the death
—
3ocial Credit Group clamored for
W.M.S. Will Hold Birthday Party
of their brother, Mr. J: J. White, of
$600,000,000 of debt free money.
Outlook, Sask., who died suddenly on.
The matter was then referred to
the Bankinag Committee. After the
The W- M: Sr of Hensall United
Cbvrch will hold their amhual birth-
Friday of last week, Mr. White was
aiiscussdons there, both the S. C. and
clay paAT in the church. Friday. atter-
former editor of The.Time-s-Advocate.
the C. C. F. bare tamed drown• con-
noon, May 19tb, at three o'clock. The
Hae ,s survived by his widtow and one
iderablay. Now the S. C. would lim-
speaker, will be Mrs. Craw, of
daughter, Dorothy, and one son, Jack,
A the amount to $200,000,000. The C,
MCKIIIop, and ,the following will can
—Exeter Times Advocate,
C. F. were much more cautious and
tribute to the pnogram: Violin solo,
Graduating
would limit .the issue to $100,000,000
Miss Greta Lamnnie; vocal duet, Mrs.
otf debt free money. it was very no-
Maude Hedtien and Mrs. Geo. Hess;
The many friends of Mr. Harold
ticeable chow cautious Mr. Caldwell
'piamo duet, Mrs. E. L. Mickle and
Pletch, son of Rev. and Mrs, Pletob,
was in, even, sugge'sti4g that amount,
Miss Florence Welr-6; vocal duet,
Ruth Hess and Patsy McDonell. Re-
of Crediton, who for several years
It was evid:ewt after hearing all {she
fresahmnenit will be slued from a
has-been: a student. at Queen's Uni-
svidence thaat he boo was, asuspioous of
table looking attractive with bowls of
verMt n
Y, Kinbe will be glad to
this debt -free money,
tulips and daffodt- 'and tall stand -
le'ar>b that floe recently successfully
Dr. Manion frankly admitted that
aFds in silver containers, while tea
passed the required examinationsmiuion,
lie was vat an expert on monetary
, will be poured by Mr %. C. Cook and
necessary to qualify for graduation,
matters, and she could; nod support
)VI•r'as, Charles M•eDonelL Acoampan-
and on Friday will be awarded the
alither of the amendments. He re-
ists for the afternoon will be Miss
drgree of "Bachelor of Science." Har-
aiin the Members' of what htad bap-
Florence Welsch and Miss Bella
aid's success is very gra,ifying to his
I)ened in Germany and also in France
Sm'ale, while the president, Mrs. W.
friends in the community_ Rev. and
when they had embarked on a scheme
B. Cross, will preside over the pro-
'Mrs- P9etch will] attend the gradua-
A this kind.. Mr. Dunning claimed
gram.
tion at Kingston on Friday.—Exetar
that the Bank of Canada, under com-
Mr. T. H. S>herritt, a former Hen-
Times-Adivocate, "
plete control, had all tPe authority
sail boy, beldr air opening of his fun -
Ghat these amendments, proposed, but
eral home in Dundas on Thursday,
Fifty -First Aruriversary
the bank was carefully watching the
Friday and, Saturday of last week, al-,
On Monday evening, May Stir, bhe
situation all the time. He asked why
the Government would (issue debt -fires
so Presenting every guest attemdring
with a corsage of ffl'ow,ere on Saturday
children of Mr. and Mrs,' Louis Kalb -
money when it could be borrowed for
in honor of Mottherr's Day.
fieiach, of the 16th concession, Hay
less than the surd of printing.
Ma Awn, Pennington, of Parkhill
n'
Townshi. p, gathered at their'llome to
After much discussion the House
singer and dancer and well known to
celebrate their 51st wedding an-ndvers-
fumed to Mr. Rdgms' Youth Training
H'ensra'Il people, having taken part ;n
ary. A very good time was enjoyed
Bill wandeh was finally red.
maw eoacerts here in the past, won
along with delicious eatables by 'in
fixing
the Wheat Bill, fixing the price at
th
seconds prize at'Kea Soble's amateur
preoentt. The many relatives and
TO cents, was also of after
TO be
contest. held at CFIIB radio station in
friends of tilid's Ahappy couple of fifty -
r• pr+otasds from the C. C. F. and
Toronto every Sunday ah 11,30. She
one years wish therm many more such
broadcast on Sunday last,
cheerful events.—Zurich Herald.
3. C. groups.
The Young Peopl'e's Und,on of the
Ottawa officially is now decorated
United Ohurch rfet an 'Monday even-
Golf Club Elects President
and ready for the reception of the
ing with a good attendance, Miss El -
King and Queem. Plane had to be
va McQueen presiding. Fallowing idle
At a meeting of the directors of the
;banged, but it is all announced now
devotional period Rev, R. A. Brook
Mitchell Golf and Country Club held
and It is to be hoped that theme wtll
rendered a, pleasing solo, "My Mo-
on Friday Last, the following were ap-
)e no further holdup, as these Chang-
tber's Prayers Have Followed Me,'-
pointed to office: President, Dr. It.
�s are very eaost'ly to those dh bassi-
Miss Greta Lamamie at the piano. The
B. Gillrie; vice-pres., E. J. Hingst;
Less and who are otherwise affected,
shindy was ably taken by Mrs. George
sec, -teens., A.'W. Blowes; greenscom-
Hess- DuTinng the business per sQd
mittee, Whn. rldlott, D. 'Eizenaa.n and
Carey JoyTot was appointed a 'dele-
N. G. Schafer. On Friday afternoon,
CROMARTY
gate to attend ' the summer school to
of this week the directors will meet
°
lye ]reale at Goderich in July. Miss
with the Greens Committee and the
(Intended Xor last'week)
Doreen F�arqubar was made the recip-
Ladiese Comrmittee to make plans for
—
Mr. Th•am,pson, once -time schao
lilt of a beautiful vase in apprecia,
opening day, and arrangements, for
eacher in Na 6 School Section, Hib-
bion of her valued services in con-
events throughout the year,—Mitohell
)ert, accompanied by his ran, of Chat-
n'e'ction with tine society.. Miss Gladys
Advocate.
lam, spent Sundtay here and atte'n•ded
F re and Mica Gore Cross pres-
rervice.' Mr. Thaoropum also was sup-
enb the gift to Doreen at the home
FalI,s 30 Feet As Scaffold Breaks
srintendtenpt of the Sunday School at
of Mrs. Claude Blower, where she is
rote time.
at present a guest. On Monday eve.
Grant Campbell, 33, of Fuliarto.i.
Mr. and Mrs'. W. E. McLaren and
'Haag, May 22, the Y.Y.U. of the Ev-
well-known silo builder, met with a
laughter, of Stea.f%o'rth, also attended
angelical Church, -Zurich, will be the
serious aceident on Monday after -
.he service, It being Mother's Day as
guests of bhe Ifensrala Society.
noon when he wa.% plunged thirty
ateili
Quite' a number of the Oddfellows
•fc'ct into a silo mben a scaffold on
Mr. and Mrs. B" O. Macdonald and
of He.n' aril Lodge, No. 223, motored to
which he find be'e'n} working, eollaps-
moo motored too Brussels on Sunday
Brueefield on• Sunday evening last to
ed, Mr. C:ampboll, of the firm of
tf'temoow with Mr. Macdonald's mo-
unite R11h bheir brethren there in
Campbell & Harper, cement condrac-
;her.
their Sunday evening service in the
tors, was engaged near the top of
Mrs. S. Dennis, of Viscount, Sask.,
United Church_
the silo he was constructing fur the
mho has spent the laaslt tthree months
Mrs. Fred' Manors is and, has been
farm of pkfor Lawson, Hamilton $id.,
n Kitchener among relatives, visited
for the past woo k or so assisting Mrs,
when the accident occurred. While
last week .w-i'th Mrs. Robertson before
R'obe'rt Bonthmn in laser household, du-
otihem were working witib him, he.
,eturr•ndn too her home.
g
ties during the absence of her daugh-
was the only one injured. He wraw
Mr. B. O. Macdonald, accompanied
ter, Mrs. Simpson, on a well-earned
'holiday with and members
i
taken to Victoria Hospital, London,
)y Messarha, Leonard and. Ross Hough-
An, spank al day in London-
.relaitives
'of her family at Detroit
where it w found he had a badly
The people of Na. 6 School Section.
'i>ire conceit h,elvl 1nere in the Unit-
fractured vertebrae and a compound
.bbbert, purpose 'holding a reunion
ed Churdh, under the auspices of the
fracture of the right ankle, and as
arbl he sarffered from sboclk—Mit-
oorne time in June, to commemorate
Board of M0Wers on Wednesday ev-
chell Advocate.
:he 8M anniversary of. the school
emdmag of last week, was fainly well at -
section at We place.
t9nd'ed and no doubt would have been
mo a 'largely thad it not Just followed
loncert
ad on the preceding evening
BLAKE
BRUCEFIELD
by the Berl Ringers- The entertain-
imomers
were Maeduff Copeland, Scotland,
fi' most versatile entertainer, anal Ken-
(Intended for last week)
(Intended for last week)
word was received here on Satrir-
neth Duff, brildgaut. London violinist,
Mr. Xohm Douglas is not feeling as
lay of the, passing away after a short
and dt certainly was ,an evening of
well as his many friends would like
lalanesa of aM'ns. (Rec.) James Coutba.
fine musical numbers, the first men-
to hear. He is in bed again, but we
)n AOrfl 28th, in pacific Paldsaides,
ti•crn.ecb erne ,.liner being root only a
trust with warm, wormy drays coming
Wifvrnia.. Mrs. Ooutts was in her
OHP wusarian, but also a good speak-
he may soon gain strengb'h, again.
nd year and was, the youngest
theMr.
er and actor and one who did not
The regular sorvice of the Blake
)2]2nd
spare ,h�imsdIl do the giving of norm-
Ohurch is now being bae'ld on Sunday
laughter of the ],ate and Mrs.
hers, coupled With most amusing
mornings at 10 o'efock for worship
Gohn McI koash, and was born on. the
anecdotes and dbart cter sketches of
and 11 o'clock for Sttlndary Sohool, Tire.
Goadtona Road, a mile south of the vil-
the ddffererr't nationalities, and as a
Peters dellvered a fine %e�rmon last
age.
Highland bagpiper be could not well
Sunidiny morning on "Mother's and
Observe Mot{'ier's Day
bei excelled and, life fine costume and
F%Ltlier's Day."
'
inspirlug playing called forth much
Mrs.'Attridge, of Goderich, is spend -
Mother's My service was held in
favorable comment, wilm']fa' 11VIr. ']tiffs
ing a few days witt,h, her maother, Mrs.
a�h,o United Chnrmoh on Sunday morn-
most soul ' iaaepdr+iaog vfolia music de-
Clarke.
.n,g. Misses Doreen Pepper and Eva
lighted 'tile 'audien�ce •^from start to
Mr. R. N. Douglas, is still under the
3itaeldlouse igave very appropriate
finish, and hie certainly threw his
wppabher. We truot, be may soon gain
readings and Rev. Mr. Wright gave
whole soul in, his fine numbers.
Ilds strengtah to better health.
IT% IAALWAY'f .
VARNA .
(Intend+ed for last "ek)
no mdmry blends M Mrs. J. Rath-
oell wills be 'pleated to know "she is
siaowlT 'improving'.
We are also pleased to report Mrs.
(iia"Ork 1 Telturmed home from Sea,
13orth
Tbl > amo'probWt
The O u�ber• and abttather, El -
Ott, of I onion, spent Sunday at the
parental ,haomma,
Mar, and MTs. Wdidatmng• and children
of May, 's'pea* .Sunday with the lat-
tar's parents, ;Mr. and: Mrs. Girassick.
Mr. and Mrae G. V. Saymontdi, c
Lon doml called on friends here Mon -
ay.
Mr. J. Smith went to Westminster
Hospital, London,, on Tuesday to un-
dergo treatment.
Two • interesting events took place
Sunday evening in -the United Church
wthen Gerald W411dam Clark, little son
f Mr-, and M¢as. Will Clark, and Wil -
am Pioyd Dawson, son of Mr. and
Lm. •Hasakh Dowson, were baptized
y Rev. MT. Patems, one of the first
Wing events in the Otttte boys lavea
to prepare stblem for manhood.
The W. A. of St. John's Church en -
t wtaineda 'this W. A. of Bayfield 16nd
Middlletoan on Tuesday. A very in -
resting until instructive address was
van by Mrs. Graham of Bayfield,
wlro attended the annual meeting bels
n London, being the 52nd annlverst
ry of the W.A. in the Huron Diocese.
fter the meeting in Sot John's
i hrarAaikr ,t” laaddee,
ahonae of MM 0. l3. Beatty by
macab, • beand y vp aE
wawa tendered the Rectuu'
Mss. G H 'shotty. R�igeral -
40 were weaeuL,
Mr_ and Mrs. George GierBitre6i
fly, of Detroit. warn til¢ mat
Dia'. and Mras, A- In'g'es, euyaa
'1lhaey twemwed, ' 1►y M "':.
W. Horner, of ZnrifJh, mr�thaeir sola Mi
inges.
Mrs. took, of Godermh TavZoN
caDed on her sister, Mars, Gr ssfidr.
UIUA br ALV lilt'
(Intended for Iiaist week)
The W. A. and' W. M. S. was 'heL>fip'.
on Thursday afternoon. The W. BE S� _
was opened. with Mrs, Britton rumatm',;;rot
chain. A- hymn was sung, t silo Rei ,.-%
by prayer by Mrs. Britton, The rnftx- rc
uta, of the previous meeting wero ;
read and the busiaeass eealled foo . ']~her
w:`A. president then took charge andt,
Prayer was offered by Mrs. E- •Adams ,
Tire ml bels were ar7,00teld' anal `hunf-
mess :tram ted. M"rs, William Jewitt • .;;'
book change of Group No 1 and pray .
er was afBerred by Mrs. Rr Lawson -
Thr Scripture les -min was read byM w- :tA�
Orvdlle Dale. A few thought& a a It
Miss Soogas• address at .table Madams v
Conference held, in London, were glv� 7l'
en by Mays. Britton who was a dele-
gate. A hymn: was sung and innebk
was served. ,
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