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Gduburne?r
Mr. 11, Doerr ie *Mae a neW Chevro-
let sedan ear now.
lir. and firs Geo. Beattie, or Varna.
visited with Iriertda in this vicinity on
Sunday last.
Ur. and firs, Roy l ebertoq, of De -
iron, are visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Rohde"
Mrs. W. D. Willson rood other relatives
fro* I3rlrcefleld spent Sundey isit With
the forme, dal*alt r, )I+Goo. Mira.
stew
hem mart' 11TIsati'oire, etc stem%
visited with her aunt and Uncle. Illi
Mk tonere trill he $ aesetisg as uveal
Mee Elarsae Stmt, of Bei e, wolf
girt the teoc and lir, heti Tayiar
will have charge of the Mmes,
The %rotas el 711We iismeter7 Inn
hon a bee on the afternoon of Wednes-
Oen Juga ltUt, for the plmpoee of Ailing?
In and lever the northern slat* ar
the grounds. 'Ma will tend toward the
completion of the excellent work com-
menced in this part of the cemetery
two years ago, 411 those interested in
the trnprovetnent of the cemetery are
requeitedeto attend on Wednesdiey night,',
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ASUFIELD
Mrs, J. Griffin is home for the strea-
mer.
Mrs. John Murdock, of Detroit, to vat
end airs, W. J. Thompson, aver the, Sting her Sister. Mise Sarah. Cameron,1
`eek -end. 1 o (Lochalsh.
Mr's. Kenneth Mackenzie. of Bernie.
is, spending a few days with friends
around. 'Leehalsh. '
Kintail , .lost the baseball game to
Kingsbridge last 'Thursday evening et
Kingsbridge With a score of 0-5.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin and little
daughter, and miss Mabel Macdonald, of
.Detroit, visited relatives here last week-
end..
Anniversary services at Ashfield Prete
byterisn church will be held on June
Me
25th, at I1 a.m. and '1.30 Ip.m. Rev. 111..
MMGiUivray, or Guelph, will occupy the
t
m, next sodas is Confererare Sunday
the Renited Churches both liundey.
school and ehureh :service will be with-
drawn In Knee United church here.
We are .glad to- State that Miss Mare'
gent B eUnder doctoall end Mr. Jas. rs a utele the
have the
fire
pest week are both improving in health.
M'r. and Mrs.a itiogridge intend leans
ins' on Thursday or this week on a
motor trip to North Bay to visit their
daughter,• Mrs. 0ormley Thompson, Lor
a couple of weeks
Rev. W. J, Mortimore, DD., and Mr.
,los Washington as lay delegate, are at-
tending the annual conference or the
United church, which is being held in
London this Week.
There will be leo V. P. S. on Tuesday
of this week but ztext Tuesday. June
Pulpit.
The Wome'zi'o institute net at the
home of Mrs, N. J. Mackenzie last week.
An interesting talk was given be Mrs,
Jas. Bissett, of Goderieh, on "How to
make the borne attractive to the yonng.'
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"Only one w*rn.an in a thow"end
really known her Meal And that
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FRIDAY, JUNE 9th
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PHONE 90 'OODERICH
God Revealed in
Jesus Christ
Ker'. C. M. Hamm le Reneist
Pal& After Fsitet a Y.lerrs*
Sunda• gory t Gly i.h Baptist
aClrurelrx the
eecabltvhmeznt,
h ! the
o.^rasian au
assisted by the Victorle street +church
plate quartette, and. at the conch:110n of
the sevening service .the ° ladies served
refreehreent$ acrd 'Words of eppreelation
were expedited both of kit. Uolunere pule
tilt utterances end Or the *delete of the
singerd.
btor his Manning sermon air. Harm*
selected his text (rein CoA, 1:ti and on,
taking for hie suhjeet "The Doctrine of
Jesus Christ," .wader, three heeds, the
reletlonship of' Christ to C30d, Ilia cele"
tion to creation and Ills relationship to
the church.
Christ was the 'evelatton of God, as
a Gad of power, or holiness end of love.
`The love or the lather nes. shown in
the story.of the Prodigal Son and Hod's
love was seen in its clirnax in the sacra -
flee ozr the cross. Christ loved ua and
Orley revelation
ion for Coo andsthe�last'as we
needed.
Christ was the firstborn of all crea-
dant its Him all things co'luisted.
,And '310 .was all hi all to the church;
apart trona Him there was •no church.
1io ryas the rook on which the church
was built,. the , centre of unity of the
• church.
"What 1s Christ to you?" asked the
speaker. As 'Christ was given his place
in your life end in the life of tilt
church, as tate Saviour, so }would our
Wes and the Work of the -church be a
8n cess,.
For his denim theme Mr, Holnnes
took the text, "Be saved others; himself
he cannot save." Truly Christ saved
others. Was it true the eould not Save
Himself? Yes and no. Yes, for . even
at the Close 'fIe could have prayed the
Father and . He wattle have given. Him.
more- than twelve legions of angels, but
without shedding of blood there would
have been no salvation for others, "'Ts
He Your Seelour? Have you taken Him
as your Saviur?" .were Mr.'Holmes'
questlbns to bring his subject home in
practise!. application,
• There was. a Binge attendance at. both
eervtees and 'the special numbers by the
-choir and the quartette from Victoria
ehureh consisting of Messrs. John
Sproul, Carl. Clark, Chas: Breckow and
John Snell, were ver r much apprebiated.
Abate
lay wee sn ora o itehhe in
the of the - er ^
28th enlnivenary of it*
Rev. Gordan M. Bedeck x
'r11, utas tine Preacher the
Mid the thumb wee beautlfullY
decorated With &Were. The their utas
WESTmELD
Last Sunday being children's day the
service .was. in keeping with. that theme:
Mr: and Mrs. Bert Vincent and fam-
ily, of Beigra've, were 'Westfield visitors
on Sunday.
Mr. lend Mrs, (Om rwmPbell Old
gamily, of Aylmer,: 'Vlslted; .an Saturday
at the home • of Mt-, and . eetre.,. A.. /e.
Walsn
The services in the :Westfield Crated
church will be withdrawn on Sunday,
June ' 4th, as the pastor is attending
Conference:
Mr. J. L. Stonehouse and Miss Elsie
were in Listowel on 'Saturday attending
the wedding of Mr. James henry and
Miss McLachlan, .
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Jennings and son,
Of Windsor, spent over the week=end
with Mrs: Jenning's parents, Mr. and,
Mrs. Wm. Walden..
Mr. andM. McDiarmid and
,Mrs.
daughter, Lorraine, of Hamilton, spent
the veekoefd, with the lady's parents;
Mr. and Mrs, John. Vincent, •
The annual strawberry: festival of the
united charge of Auburn, Westfield_ acrd
Donnybrook, will be held on. June 28th
at Westfield United church.
United church will . be held Wednesday.
June 14th.
Baseball is played on the Men's Club
grounds every Tuesday evening. ,Every-
body welcome, -
Mrs. R. E. Howden and Muriel spent
the' week -end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. S. Lockhart.. , '
We are .sorry to tepgrt very little im-
'provement in the condition of Mrs. Per-
due, Oro Her manyfriends sympathize
With, her' in her Slnegs ..
On. May '24th visitors with licr. anti_
Mrs J. Teockhart were Mr. and Mrs. L.
Eurnafdes, Mr. and Mrs. Hougblin Brad-
ford, . Mr. and 'Mrs. Mailer and son, of
Gotlerich.
On . Sunday the Sacrament of the
Lord's . Supper was dispensed at Grace
church to .a , good' congregation. One
new member was added and there was,
one baptism.
On Thursday evening at the home of
wet
a
D. Pocockreception
Ma and Mrs..
held in honor of the newly weds, Mr,
,and Mrs... Thos. East. .Some beautiful,
and useful gifts were received and a
pleasant evening was • spent. .
•
On Tuesday even1nn, May 23rd, the
Men's Club held re Y al evening for
ell, ladies included. A pleasing program
of readings, recitations, and music was
given, also cn old -bine spelling Match
PORTER'S HILL
Wedding bells .continue .:to ring loud that created much, amusement and
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and clear. brought back memories of wheel days.
Miss Helen Cox spent the week -end
with her. parents, Mr. and 'Mrs: Herb _ BENMU LER
03X,
The Gra 'Mrs... A. •Cloud • is under the, doctor%
annual garden party
care at Present
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Mrs. S. AIIin; of 0aderis..,s-ited with
Mrs. Idlt- eke for a feW days last week.
Rev. bar. Patton was called to Cree
more on Sunday, owing to the illness of
his father.
Mr. and Mrs, McCiooken, of Detroit,
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Stats
ley Vanstone, "Every' time I Went to her house I
Mr, J. young, of Loyal, occupied . the
Pulpit- in Benmiller on Sunday, . in the heard the same story over and over
a'bseence:of Rev. Mr, Patton, again," said Mrs. Martha Smith. Oa
There was not as large a crowd as us- one' visit she said she heard Mrs. Webb
ual' at our 24th tea meeting but it :was
all that could be desired. A good sup-,
per and an excellent program. Proceeds
amounted to $84.
Fails To Upset
Iler Mother's Will
(Continued from page 1)
preparing,to return to Goderichto look
after her mother when she received a
letter not to tome,tender cross-exam-
ination Mrs. McAuleadmitted that she
and her Mother had disagreed over radio
programs. The aged lady, she said, was
cross and agravating, . but she left her
011 April 4th, 1931,eleven days before
Mrs. Morea changed her will, on the
very best of terms. dais` Honor suggested that the diamond
`Sher rabid at times was away ofr. back. r
She talked'incessantly about people e ring be give--
�.—n to the family. �.._
a most disparaging way, said Mrs. Mc-
Auley. "My sister and I never got THOUSANDS T A K g LOW-1'H10ED
along; she ,.rd in answer to a question . TRIPS
Toronto -Wednesday, May 31, saw the
inauguration on both the Canadian
Pactfio and Canadian National Railways
of the lowest priced return coach train
trips in the history of; the Dominion
from Eastern to Western► Canada as' far
as the coast, when over 1,000' from On-
tario alone started on the trip, it was
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. THE CASH STORE
funs"capable , ahs was in her 80th Year announced last night.at', the Toronto of -
train trips Will continue in. force every
day until June 15, with tickets. good for ,
' 30 .day* !rem date of pnuxhaee, alut
present Indications point to a total of
et least. 8,000 exeursienists front Ontario
for this period. As already announced,
tickets:are good only 1n coach, but they;
will be honored m tourist sleeping cars
onpayment of ,the' tourist berth chsrges
plus a .alight . vette charge. 'Z'o'outlste
from Western Canada began arriving in
the provinces.over the two railways last
Friday, May . 20, and already more then
1,800• are visiting in -Ontario.-
andthere; has been evidence that she
appeared much younger. One witness
took her for 65' • r '10, Apparently her.
mind was in better shape at 80 year'
than are the minds of most people.
"It has been said that the old lady
was not wise. I Would like to see it
that way: Old people Mee bo quite nee -
mai at • that age. At times they may
seem queer to' 'others." but still they are
'normal. The mass of 'letters written by
Mrs. 'Marva to her daughter Catherine
•contain a shoed deal of humor 'and also
a good deal of colnmon sense. They
show that she had quite a' grasp of
thinge that were going on 1n the world
about her. ,she :signed her will with
her own hand, . It 1s quite bold and leg-
lible, end she • remarked' to the notary
'That is just whet I wanted.' Is that
the action of an irresponsible person?
I, don't think so."'
• The, Judge here revicwed the evidence:
He Cited the;; :a1 H. J: A. MacEwan , who
took the ' comm+znion cards to Mrs.
Morea's home and ,:who said .the was
"wonderfully bright,"
"From the evidence I have come to
the conclusion that the was capable of
making a will. It shall be upheld and.
admitted to probate. The costs of trial
will 'come out of the estate.
1ices of the two railways, Thee coeole
by counsel. Both Mrs, McAuley and
Mrs,. Irwin said Mr, 'Sallie had remark-
ed •that Mrs. Morea would have had
much more money had he secured con-
trol of her affairs earlier. Mrs, McAu-
ley denied ransacking the drawers In
the home during her mother's absence
hi search of documents.
Heard Same, 01d Story
DONN' BROOK
+Miss Elaine Samford, of Stratford
Normal; was home over the week -end,
Master Vernon Naylor, of Toronto, is
visiting at the home of his uncle, Mr.
050. Naylor.
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Channey and son
Gordon, Spent Sunday in Goderlch with
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chamney,
o : Mr. and! Mrs. Cecil Chamrigy and
daughter Anne spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Johnston, .at
Whitechurch;
Mr. Wm. Finkty and daughter, Miss.
Margaret, were Sunday visitors` at the,
home of Mr, Thos. Samford.
Mrs, Wfnalo (nee Margaret -MeLaugih-
lin) of thigh River, Alta, Mr's. Hender-
son and Mrs. Coates and daughter, of.
Flint, Mich., visited last week with Mr.
George Wallace arid other srequaletan-
ees.
During the electrical storm at mem
on Monday the dwelling house of Mr, plenty to deny it. I place much value,
Mike Cummins woe struck but no ser- on the evidence of William Sa010' and'
does damage done. A tett Weeks Ago hitt daughter. They state Mre, Morea
the roof of the sem house took lire
trent the -chimney but with the ateist-
anee of neighbors was coon under con-
trol,
tell Mrs; Morea not to have anything
more to do with her daughter Catherine
and not to invite her beck.
Mrs. Mary McPhee said her late hus-
band, a brother of Mrs. Morea, and his
sister,•. were not on speaking terms for
four years prior to Mr.' MCPhee's death,.
on account of a lawsuit over a house,.
"She repeated the same :01d yarns over
and over again. I thought she was get-
ting kind of doty," said Mrs, McPhee,
";She waschildish end not accountable."
Argument of Counsel
R. a. Hays, Counsel for the executor;
argued that the great preponderance of
evidence went to :show that Mrs.` Morea
Was entirely capable. He quoted many
insidents he which she had displayed
sound judgment, L. E. Daneey, for Mrs.!
McAuley, stressed the eccentric writings
of Mrs. Morea in an effort to show' that
her mina Wandered and. that she suf-
fered front delustons.
"There have been the usual allege.
tions and usual eefence in this trial,'"
raid Judge Costello in •giving judgment,
"There have been plenty of witnessed to
say thatthe testatrix 'wee in • a fitstate
of . mind when she made her will . and
CODERICR, TOWNSHIP
The friends of Hire, and the late Mr.
Wm. Bichan, who lived for several years
on: the Bayfield Read and were ettaunch
supporter! of every Union church and
community enterptisc, will be pleased to'
know of the marriage of their only tdrt,
ltettsrt, of Vineland, to lint's Gertrude
3tichardson,. of Rocketed, at Guelph on
Saturday, May Atli.
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Gar Termist+*, Sweet MA Not
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Celery,.. and great numbers of
Annnala, are strong, Weather -
reasoned plants, *hfcde will *ids-
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