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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1927-08-18, Page 5
The EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATb T1WKSDAY, Al'ai'Sl’ 1027 r gucljool ©ommerce CLINTON, QNTABIQ Fall Term Opens, Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1927 OFFERS THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES Expert teachers, Two Standard makes of Typewriters, Practi cal Business Training, Gregg Shorthand, Secretarial Studies? Actual Office Practice and a record of successful Graduates, whose high Standard for good work, we expect you to reach or exceed. WHEN YOU THINK OF A COMMERCIAL COURSE, WHITE B. F. WARD, B.A., M.Accts. Phone 198I FARM FOR SAXE 100-acre farm, Lot 8, Concession 4, Stanley,’40 acres in crop and bal ance in grass, two 'good barns and lrame house with cellar. This farm Jias been reduced-$1,000 in the price asked and is well worth the money. Terms to suit purchaser. William Alexander, R. R, 2, Hensall> phone 6 on 82, Hepsali. 8-3-tfc POULTRY WANTED, \ We are in the market lor all kinds of poultry, for- which we .will pay will call at the farm fox* tiieiri. We Haye just coiripleted a course i~ poultry^ culling which service- will f>e free to our -patrons. ' Write or phone us and our trucks 'will call ‘ the next* day. -' •' -'•’• ROBERT HIGGINS Principal v ; the highest cash prices.’ Our ‘trucks will call at the farm fox’ them. We have just completed a course in > ............,nn wm lie free to our patrons. HENSALL * ' Mrs- Wm. Henry, is visiting rela tives near Cromarty. ’ . Miss Nellie’ Uarmicheril is enjoy ing a week’s' vacation. Mrs. A- Henderson, of PlattsviUe, js visiting with Mrs. Mary Pope. Miss Elva Bolton spent the past week visiting friends at Kitchener. Miss Gladys Luker, is spending Ii0jc, holidays with relatives m Strat- ^°^Mr. Ed. Berry, of Detroit, visited over the week-end with his mother Mr. Mervin -Brown, of Toronto, is .. • visiting- his.- parents, Mr.., and Mrs- «• '^hlr^’arid'Mrs. John Essery, of'Cen tralia, visited . friends in ?town on S^m1^s Margaret Fee, of Buffalo, is ' ■’“■•visitihg-her parents,;.* Mr-•-and -Mrs.- ^M^^ohn Oarmicheal,- of Detroit, visited over the week-end at his- Koine here. „Mrs. Beattie and Miss Harvey, .of Seaforth, visited friends in town for a Mr. J^McDonell attended the ban- tiuet of Chevrolet dealers at the new London hotel on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Norris, of Mit chell visited for a few days with ^Mr.1 and Mrs. John G- Scott, of Cromarty, visited. with,. friends m town on Saturday. , . -1 ’ ' Mr- Wm. Simpson, of Detroit, is visiting for a' ’week with relatives and friends'in town. Mn and Mrs. C. Troyer and little non, of Glencoe, are- visiting with • Mrs. Geo. Troyer.' • . Mr. nnd > Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, are spending a couple of weeks vacation In Cleveland,.Ohio. . . .- .. JMfiss N. Tom, o£ .Exeter, is-visit ing with Mrs.. John Murdock and othfer friends in town. ■ Rev. Mr.,.and Mrs. McCartney, of Iowa, are visiting with • Mr. Wm. Craig and Mr. John” Craig. _ Mr. Chas. Chapman and Miss Mar guerite, of Palmerston, are visiting Mrs. Geo. Scott and Miss Katie. - Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDonell, of Detroit, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDonell. and Mrs. Wm. Moore and son of London, visited with Mrs. Moore> s sister, Mrs. Thos. Simpson, on Mon- ’ &Mr T. C. Joynt, who has been en joying holidays for a few days m Toronto and other points lias .return- €^Miss Jessie Johnson, of Clifford,- visited friends in town on Monday. Mrs. Randall, of Plattsville, is vis iting her sister, Mrs.. Alex. Me- The farmers of this district are very busy between finishing nar- ■ vest and threshing.-Quite a number of machines are operating around Hensall and there- is quite ascarcity '■‘.''jDf. iabbr;-especially- for threshing. , MisS.eS .Gertrude and. Alice Higr •gins who have be;en visiting for the past three “weeks; with. in Detroit, returned, home gn SaturT ■•.. apr.'and:Mrs7 Campbell and daugh- ’ ':ters Jean ..and • Dorothy,- of Toronto • are visiting with Mrs. s parents', Mr. and Mrs. dock. ' . ,Mrs. R. Paisley and •daughters, have returned from week’s vacation at Grand Bend .are now visiting Mrs E. Rannie Sam- Mr- G. C. Petty is improving appearance of his brick block Main St. occupied by Messrs. Drum mond, Geiger and Wren, by having it nicely painted. ' * Mr. and “Mrs. Wm. Jarrott, of Hillsgreen * Mr. and Mrs. A. J«. Sweitzer and little daughter Lois, Visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins and family. Mr. E. Rennie, who is now-visa ing friends in the West in writing to Jiis family here, States that there lias Jieen considerable frosts doing great, damage in the district where he is A Services in tho United church op- Sunday fast were largely attended-. Rev. Mr. Wells, Of London, deliver ed enthusiastic sermons in connec tion with the Lord’s Day Alliance. At« the morning service besides the. ■regular antheni by the choir, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pfile sang a-Vqfy pleasing ’ duet, and at tlio 'evening service Mrs. Earl Drummond and Mrs. Thos. Simpson , members of the church choir, sang a duet which was jgreatiy enjoyed by the congregation.) Thos'. Mur- two little i a‘ and and the on Other items- of Hensall- news wiR be found on-another page. Mr, -and Mrs. B. Buchanan are visiting friends and relatives in town A number from town took lathe Veteran’s picnic at Bayfield on Wed nesday,.- • • _ ' „. Mr. and. Mrs. Harry, Smith, of London, visited over the week-end with relatives in town. Dr, R, Dougall attended the-wed ding of Dr. Fletcher, of Exeter,_at Wallaceburg, on Monday. Miss Doris Reynolds, of Port Dover, is spending the summer holi days with relatives in town. Messrs. Harry Howard, Uoe Hagan and Geo. Douglas left on Tuesday for a trip to Tobermory. ' Mr.’ and Mrs/'J.' W. Rye, of Shel don, N. D., are visiting with Mr. and. Mrs.-W. J. Dignan, of- Hay. Mr. Earl Hedden, of" Port Huron, is visiting- liis.brothers Lee and Vern , Hedden here for a few days. ' Mrs.' Emma Thompson arid sister, -of Toronto, were in Hensall on Sat urday, renewing acquaintances. • Mr. J. W. Ortwein has greatly im proved the appearance of the for mer parsonage by a coat of paint. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and sou, Donald, of Brussels, visiter over the week-end with Mr. and ’Mrs. J. A- Fleming, Mr. and' Mrs. Alex. Fraser and son Jack, of Galt and Harvey Pope, of Preston, spent the week-end with Mrs. Pope. : _ Mrs. Robt. Bonthron, Mrs. T. C Joynt, Mrs- Vair and Mr..Wm. Simp son .left, on .Monday, for a .motor trip to Toronto.., . • • 1 /Mrs.'‘R.„J-,‘Southern and.,daughter juri'C returned tdj their home in Galt after spending a few weeks at her, mother’s, Mrs;- Pope; . — Miss B. F. Ward, principal of the School of Commerce,- Clinton', was in town Wednesday canvassing pupils for the coming term. Geiger & Son have a large staff of Indians and other employees pul ling their big crop of flax in their Hensall and Exeter districts. ■ ■ Mr. .and Mrs. O. Lambert, of Buffalo,’ who have, been visiting for the past two months witli relatives in town, have returned home. Mr.. Roy Cook, formerly of Hen sall, but now of Ridgetown, suffer ed a severe Joss last week by fire in the vicinity of his bake shqp, . Mr. arid Mrs.. A. W. E. Hemphill and family, who have been.- cariip- ing at the ■ Bend v for the ,last^. two ‘months.-have returned home. Mr,. Chas. Wolfe has- the. contract of.the brick work on.Laird J^i.ckle’s new house ;on King Street arid is busily engaged .in erecting the' walls. ' Mr. . Houston, mapaget , of the Bank of Montreal here, .has returned frohi his holidays/ ;Mr. Dart,’’ the teller, is now enjoying two weeks’ leave.' " ' ......... " ?Mr< Robert . Higgins was in Tor onto on Monday introducing a deleg ation from Grand Bend to the Depu- ty-Ministeri of Crown Lands- The Crown Lands department is having a? survey made of the beach, sit Grand Bend and looking up the original deeds of sale. so as to establish the ownership of the beach. There is quite'a controversy raging at Grand Bend as to who- owns the beach, Chas. Gibbs, of Parkhill, or the On tario government. Among others contesting Mr. Gibbs’ ownership is John Mousseau, of Hensall, who placed His “Merry Mix-up”-on the beach on the -property claimed by >Mr.' Gibbs. -Things' began to get in teresting immediately, Mr. ' Gibbs taking action to eject Mr< Mousseau. They broke up his machine and tried to throw it off the property. After a great deal of trouble Mr. Mousseau got his machine partly to gether again and in working order, • and has ;had to keep it constantly watched since.’ Mr.- Gibbs endeavor*- ed’.-to secure an .injunction against- Mr-’ Mousseau’tb:“prevent him from '/operating on tlie property. • The court would’' riot'''grant -the injunc tion and -the. ’base will come iip >in; the/high court at> London this fall. HENSALL MIDDLE SCHOOL"1 RESULTS. • • . " ■ The following, are the results of I the examinations of 'tbe Middle School of Hensall. First class lien ors 75 to 100; second 66 ,to 74; third 60 to 65; credit 50 to. 57: . Alexander, Nornmn , failed ■ ill three subjects. .. Boyle, ’Milton, ’alg. 3rd; geom. 2nd; phys. C; failed in 3 subjects/ Chapman, Ruth, comp 3rd; lit. C; alg., C; phys: C; chem. C; failed m 2 subjects. , . x _/ Douglas, Margaret, an^ hist. C; alg. ■ ,1st; ’geom. 1st; phys; - C;. Lat. atith? -^nd. • Hof form an: C; anc, hist. 2nd; .physics in 1 subject. Liridenfield, AviSj C; alg; 3rd; geom. chem.' 3rd; failed'in Manson, Grace, anc. ed 4n literature. McDonell, M„ comp. 3rd; geom. 1st; phys. 3rd? chem. ed in fotil’ subjects. Scruton, Mildred, Qomp. C Dorothy, comp, 3rd;- ' “ 0; Fr alg. 3rd’; - auth- C C; lit geom? failed comp 3rd; I. subject, hist X lit,. C. phys. .0 0; fall- alg. 1st C; fail- Scruton, Mildred, Qomp. C; lit. 0; B. TJist, C; AU. Hist. C; alg. 1st; geom. 1st; phys.. 2nd-; chem. 1st Stone, Jean, Comp.. 2nd; lit. 3rd; aig. C; geom, Cj^FisAuth. C; failed in four subjects/ ' ...... Jessie Johnston, FrincipaL Mary Stewart? Asst, PriaclpaL HENSALL DEFEATS CREDITON TO STAY ON TOP . On Tuesday1 evening the Crediton nixie were defeated by a somewhat revised Hensall team on the latter’s diamond by the score of 4-2, The game which went 8 innings, produc ed some pf the best ball that has been seen here this season and it was a nip and tuck struggle till the finish, ’ Crediton secured two runs in the second and Hensall evened the sepre in the third and got the winning two runs in the fifth. The Hensall team presented a changed line-up which performed well behind the pitching of Wilson Brintnell. Bill. Motz, the Crediton stand-by, did. mound duty for the visitors and turned in a creditable game- This win puts- Hensall on top of the lea gue, with four games still to be played, one with each team in the league. The line up; Crediton—E. Fahner 1; Fahner 2 D. Fahner 3, Wuerth s.s„ K- Fahner rf„ .Faist c.f-, Shenk If., c.„_, Motz p . _ Hensall — Mickle 1; Rannie 3; Cantelon s.s.’; Hedden c,; Brintnell p. r.f; o Scruton c.f.; Farquhai’ l.f.; ' Umpires;—Morlock and Anderson. Dashwood. R. Schenk Knapp 2; L. Veririer SHIPKA A shadow of gloom was cast over this community when it was learn-' ed .that Mr. Gordon Hutchinson, ag-- ed 32 years, had passed away Sat urday. evening at . St. Joseph’s .Hos pital, London, following an opera tion for internal trouble. . Mr. Hut chinson was in the' field Thursday and Friday went to London to pro pare for the operation which took place early • Saturday morning and he passed away the same evening. The deceased was a young man held in the very highest, esteem in the community- He is survived by his bereaved widow whose maiden name was Lottie Mellin, also‘Arthur, aged 11 years and Nola, aged 5. He is also survived by his mother, Mrs. David Hutchinson, one brother, Ern est, and a half-brother, Nelson St. Clair; also two sisters, Mrs. Wm.. Mason and Mrs. Hy. Eggleson, of Dashwood. The deceased was a member of the Shipka United churgli; ■The funeral was held Tues- day. to the Exeter cemetery. The service -w,as condu.cthd at-the house- 'by ' Rev.* D. McTavish and at the grave*, by’--Rev. -E/.S;" ’-Hiscocks, the latter being on?; vacation, '■ arriving. home ju-stjin tim0 v forZ/fhef funeral- The funeral was .v^ry largely, attend ed and • the floral ‘offerings were most beautiful. The pall-bearers were Roy Ratz, Wm. Ratz, J. Clarke, Arthur Finkbeiner,-" Albert Smith and Ernest Keys. CENTRALIA On Thursday evening, August 18, in the church here a Patriotic and Missionary Concert is being arran ged for, celebrating the • Diamond Jubilee of Confederation;’■ arid • ajso the 63 years of work accomplished by the W. M-, ’Society. Lunch will be served, and.-1 everyone is welcome. - Misses Jennie , and Rachel Wil son ’are spending, the week at Grand Bend with their niece, Mrs. (Dr:)- Haihiltori. > ; * ? Mr/. and Mrs. G O' Thompson and- Jean aJre spending' the week at Grand .Bend, • Master Fred Jenkins, of London, is. holidaying at the home- of. his grandfather,'-Mr. W.. Elliott. Mr. and .Mrs: A/. Irwin, of Cleve-/ land, Ohio; are guests' this week at' the'Parsonage. ’' i ’ Mr. Fred ■ Essery and’Mrs. Cliff.’ Turner - and-sori; of • Philadelphia, were visitors this past week with their parents, Mr. arid -Mrs. Geo. Essery. Mrs. Essery and Miss Vera Essery of Exeter, were visitors with relat ives here last week. ., •. GREENWAY • Mrs- Toll, of London and Mrs. R. Eagleson, of Sarnia, have been vis iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mason. Miss Francis Datlpff, of Detroit, has spent her holidays with Mrs. Albert Pollock. Messrs- Manford Billing and ■ Sel- bourne English have returned to Detroit after a vacation spent at their homes. Mi\ J. Woodrow, of Niagara Falls,, is holidaying in the .neighborhood. • Kir. arid'Mrs. Kenneth Poore, of. Detroit, 'spent the week-end? with , . 'th,e. latter’s mother,' Mrs- .Wm,' Sher- ) re’tt.- •' • : , .',.-Mr. , and . Mrs. Fred. .Mason, of London; .ari,d Mrs. Gratton^ of Grand., Berid visited' at .the home of Mr. J. iHOtSon. " .. ' | Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Sliettler and ; family, of Buffalo, visited Mr- and Mrs.. Ed. McPherson. .. ,. ... z Mr. 'Woodrow , and neices, Misses Myrtle and Dorothy. Luther:,, .visited at Hensall last week. Miss Emma McPherson, R.N., Of London, has returned after-camping at Grand Bend. Rev. Joe. .and Mrs. Foster were guests of Mr. and Mrs-- R. L. Pollock last week Rey. Mr. McCoy, of Buffalo, is C *- ■*-' ■ - J *............ • ‘ A church during August, dress’-’the Sunday day, ' - •» ■ The sympathy ’here is extended Hutbhins'dn In her xvcy. ivAi. ivxuvuy, ut joaiiuiu, is supplying the pulpit of .the United " " ‘ He will ad- school next gun- of many' .friends to Mfrs. Gdrdon bereavement. Mr, W.- Cnjts, of London, ing his*vacation With his Mr/ and Mrs\ C. Curts, Mr. and Mi’s. Il; Hayter of Bayfield visited, at Mr Hayter’s last We Ok. -■ Mr/ and Mrs, Titos'. Bullock is Spend parents,’ and .-W< Son. H, and Bill niotored' to'Winchelsea and -Now Hamburg on Sunday. Miss Hple<f*TIayt6r >is camping ac Grand zB‘0nd for a riteek with het. sister, Miss Lillian Hayter and some friends frtffii Detroit. Mrs/ Henry Hodgins and infant dirttg'Kter,* of Corbett ’aifo visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mason. Dr, H.H, Cowen, I?.D, S, D, D. S. dental surgeon At office in Hartleib Block, Dash*- wood, first three das of week and at office over the Post Office, in Zurich, last three days of week. Miss Edna Fisher is visiting with Mr. and Mrs; Wm. Musser, ip, De troit. Dashwood bapd will give an open air band concert op Sunday evening August 21st at 8,30 pan- Quite a number from here attended the' Kellerman' re-union in Elkton Mich.* last week. The firemferi held a practice with their new fire engine on Monday evening and gave a splendid fiernon- I stration of what the engine will do. Emptying several wells the firemen are. well pleased with their new out fit. . ... A serious accident occurred on Monday afternoon on the farm’ of Mr. Wm-’ Fischer, 16th con,, Hay, ‘when -his ; father, Mr. Christian Fischer, Si’., while assfsting’witli-the threshing had the misfortune to fall from a beam, fracturing his ankle.Miss Emma Tieman, of London, is visiting with relatives. Mrs, Earl Guenther and children, are visiting her parents in London, this week? ” .. ’ Dr. Taylor left for New York on Friday where 'he will spent several months. ' Dr. Bain, of Toronto, will attend- his practice here during his absence..- ■ < "■ Melvin Vernon and friend, of De troit, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. O, Restemeyer. Mr. and Mrs. D. McCormick and family, of Bridgeburg, are spending a few weeks with' the latter’s mother,’ Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Stacey and Miss Gertie Hoff man visited in Centralia on Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. D. Tieman and Ruth visited in-Kitchener on Sunday- Mrs. Sellery, of Seaforth, is visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Wolfe. Miss Mabie Preeter, of Kitchener, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Ahrens and son Fred,. of,-„Elmij’a and Miss Sophia’ , Ahrens, -of Elmwood, were. Sunday visitors/yrith Mx. and Mrs. Ed, Nadi- ger. • .Mr-.' and Mrs. b: Kitchen arid fam- I ’ily, "of ' Toronto, and Mr. ’ and Mrs- /Yeates; of Satnia, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft, last week. Mr. and Mrs. A- Brenner and family, of Kansas City, and Rev. and Mrs. John Oestreiclier, of South East Hope are .visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G- Oestreicher. Mrs. E Vallett. and daughter Herva, Mrs. I. Campbell, of Flint, Mich., and Mrs- Gertrude Hess and Miss Anna, of Zurich, were Sunday visitors with -Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoff man. ” Misses Louisa and‘Martha Graup- ner, of-Farmington',-Mich-., spent the. ['week-end with triends in town. ? !' Mr. and Mrs. John Hartleib, of Detroit, are visitors in town. • Rev. J- and Mrs."Grenzenbach, of Selkirk, are-Visiting in this Vicinity. J : KIRKTON ■ Miss Violet Gambrill, .’Miss Violet Stone and Master Laverne - Stone visited in St- Marys recently with the latter’s grandmother, Mrs. R. R. Cqpeland. . - - ..... "Miss Violet Gambrill, of Exeter, ’visited with’'Miss Violet Stone last- week. ' ’ ‘ Miss Violet Stone passed her music exam, (Junior elementary) successfully, under the leadership of Mr. Robert Gambrill- ELIMVILLE a•Mrs. Everette ■ Skinner spent few-days recently at Grand Bend. Miss Lorena Johns is holidaying at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elford and family .visited at Wellburn last Sun day. * '' Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and children ’ have returned after their holidays. - • . •Mr. Chas. Stephen has purchas ed the property of Mr. John Slea- . mon and the latter intends moving to Centralia. The ice cream social, held on the church grounds here last. Friday evening was a' splendid, success. ’• A large crowd was present’and"0njoy ed the fine supper and delicious ice * cream. The ’ program ’--was a’’ good variety and consisted of -solos by Mrs. Ed. Johns and Miss Alma Hern, readings ...by- Mis? Adamson,’ of St. Marys; two numbers by the Mission Band, mandolin solo by Mr. Margan, instrumental by MiS3 Marjorie Hunt er, and an address by Rev. Mr. Liv? Ings tone of Strathroy," who acted as . chairman in the absence of Rev. Mr. Smith. ■ Mr. Livingstone/s friends here were -glad to hear and see him again. Ah - autograph quilt was • sold by auction to Rev. Mr. Living stone for $6/ The proceeds of the quilt go to tho Mission Band. The receipts of the evening amounted to I about $80. . Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone, of Strathroy, visited sonie of their former friends here last Friday.. ’ • STAFFA F. S.Savauge, of SeafOrtli, the United Church on Mr preached in Sunday last. and Mrs.. Wilfred O’Brien, and •Mrs. F. O’Brien spent the week-end in Flint- Mich. ’ <1?. J * ^■Misses Dorothy and' Dorielda Gray are spending the holidays with their grand parents, Mr, and Mrs, ‘Livingstone. ' Mr. arid.-Mrs.* G. G. Wilson, •Miss Norma, spent Sunday in Wood- stock- Mr. and Mrs. George Oliver, of Saskatchewan, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuffin. John and E. K, Fahner and family several days in- Detroit last Mr. und-Mrs. Thos. Welsh aud gon from - - Hx\ grid Mrs. S. J. Finrikbeiner entertained n nujnber of friends ewl relatives to ri chicken dinnex* Thurs day evening, the guests being 'fol lows: Miss Ida Hay word, Miss Dor othy Mallett, Miss C. Ramp, Mr- A. Hynd, Mr. W.. McCrae, Mrs. W. J. Mullett &nd son, Renrieth, Mr. and Mrs- Esh Heywood and Mr. and Mrs. E. Fahner and family. A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fahnei* Tuesday evening, the occasion being* the celebration of Mrs. Fahner’s birthday, the family being present. There was an abundance of good things to eat and a sociable and jolly time was spent. The honored lady was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. /the gathering, and a very acceptably [program was given With Mr, Beav- , era, of Footer, as chairman. Rev, IL McTavish gave a short talk in his? usual pleasing manner. Mrs. Flem- Ing, of Hensall, delighted the audh enee with several readings. Mr, W* Davis, of jExeter, rendered a very} pleasing solo, while Mr. Treble’^ cornet. Miss Belton’s violin and Mr< Braund’s clarionet sole, were,,much,1 enjoyed by all. Mr, Gpulding and Miss Reta Rowe rendered a pleasing duett- The national Anthem brought; the evening’s entertainment to a: close, 7 Crediton Mr, Clinton Q. -Morlock wishes to announce that be baft taken over the agency for the Dominion Lite Assurance Company, Head Office. Waterloo, Qnt„ fox* Exeter, Crediton and vicinity. Mrs, Harry Wind, of Detroit, is visiting with relatives. ■ - Mrs, Silas Brokenshire, of Wind sor, is visiting friends in town. Mrs. Will Clarke, of Manitoba, is visiting Mr* and Mrs. Ezra Lamport. M'astei’ Aubrey Macdonald is vis iting fpj* a week with Gerald. Ziwic- ker. Mr, spent week. Mr, Peter Beaver, of Elktop, Mich, is visiting his brother Mr. Chris. Beaver- ;; Mrs. Ratz and ’Miss Do:err spent the past week at the home of Mr. U. Zwicker. ■ • ... . Mr. Bernard Conley, of Hamilton, spent- Sunday«-with Mr, and Mrs, Eli Lawson. > , Miss C. Ramp, of Ft. Wayne, Ind. ig- visiting with - her sister,- Mrs, 3. ■J. Finkbeiner. • ■■ • . Reserve Oct. 12th for .the annual fowl suppei’ to be held -at the Credi- ton United church, . . Mr. Royal Haist has ’returned to’ Detroit, after spending a few days with his parents. -• .- Campers from Crediton at Grand Bend are returning home and report a delightful vacation. Miss Dorothy Gross, of Kitchener, is spending a few weeks with Mr- and Mrs. G. E.-Wenzel. .■ Miss Trellis. Gra.ttori‘, of*.’Grand Bend, is spending a few -days' with. Mr- and Mrs. Geo. Eilber, .Faist Bros, are greatly improving the appearance of theii’ business block with a coat of paint. Mr.-and’Mrs. Chas. Kelso, of De troit, spent the week-end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry I-Iaist- and relatives. Misses Dorothy and Carrie Fah ner are visiting in Loudon for a few days with their aunt, Mrs. J. Mallett. M.ni8 r?la/ys sll‘!daock a5d. “T led bf Mrs. Will Morley.' Nellie -Gardiner of near Paikhill, votjonai leaflet “Fellowship and spent a few days with Mrs. John -m_.-x,... *Lawson. • Miss Lulu Morlock has returned from Toronto Summer School and is now holidaying at,Windsor cottage, „ -o l 4 -6 - i .. , ’Zion Auxilary on‘August 25th. Bene-Ben.nett ’ ai}d diction by Mrs. Geo-. Millsop closed Mis. Bennett, Si-, have returned-to the - meeting/ All then’ enjoyed a Detroit after a few days visit with sociaLHalf horir and tea, was served. Mr. and Mrs, Albert King.,.. .- . •• Mr. arid... Mrs. Howard, '. Thiemer - ' ' "• ————A- have returned to Detroit'after visit- • <./. -•/' 3 r ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs- Ja- HURONDALE cob Schwartz the past week. Mr. an'd Mrs. Geo. Beaver, of San- On Friday evening last a chicken dusky, Mich.,. and Mr., Sol. Beaver, supper was held on the lawn of Mr. of Detroit, visited their father, Mr. A. Mitchell and was a most success- Michael Beaver for the past week. ful event- The ladies of the Hur- Mr. and' Mrs. J. H. Holtzmann and ondale Institute served a very sump family and Rev. and Mrs. M. Whit- tuous supper. After supper the o’r ing and family have returned after chest-ra under the leadership of Mr', spending a few. .weeks at Grand W. R. Goulding, royally entertained Bend. Mr- and. Mrs. Will Heatherley, of London, ,and Mr. and Mrs. Henry- Motz spent Sunday at.Dashwood the guests of Mr. and, Mrs/ Jake Mes sner. Mr. and' Mrs- Geo. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brokenshire'and child ren, of Windsor, spent the- week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson, Mrs. Will' Heatherley and daugh ter Thelma, of London, and-Mr. Cliff ford , Vanbuskirt, of • Detroit, were ..week-end visitors with-Mr. and Mrs; .Henry Motz., ,« - •. . • Mr-. Arthur Holtzmann and family of Chicago, who..have..been, visiting the fornjer’s parents, $ir: .arid 'Mrs.. J. H. Holtzman, left for’'their horiie on Saturday last. ’ ■" r. ■ Mr. and Mrs. J; C- Brown, Mr. Wesley' Finkbejner and family left for their home in Pittsburg Monday morning after spending a- week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beaver. • ‘ ■ Master Eugene Beaver, a pupil of Miss Addileen Gaiser, has been suc cessful in passing his primary music examination, and is to be congratu lated having obtained ninety marks.’ Mr. Roy Bennett, of Detroit, spent the week-end with.Mr. and Mrs. Al bert King and returned Monday ac companied home by his .wife, who has been visiting with her mother. Mrs. Jack Mallett and son Ken neth, Miss Dorothy Mallett arid Miss Ida Hayward have returned to Lon don after visiting at the Central Hotel with Mr. and- Mrs.. -Edward Fahner. Fred Faist contemplates attend ing the North Central College- at. Naperville, Ill./ beginning Septem ber next. Fred will be greatly mis sed in social and church circles here/ Rev. J. Wettlaufer, of Stratfol’d, will occupy the Evangelical pulpit next Sunday morning and evening while the pastor’ of the church. C6n- ’ ducts the aiiriivdrsary Services' at Aldboro, his .first Canadian appoint ment.' ........ ’ Mrs- Harry Eilber, who with her daughter and husband, Rev. and .Mrs. Otto Brown, of White House, Ohio, have been visiting here for the past two months, will return home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will remain for a few days. Emil' Meyer, a young man from Europe who is in service at Mr. Ar thur Amy’s, will be asked to give a brief addfess in connection with the regular Sunday morning service* This young man was received into I* church fellowship and will speak in his native tongue. : Mrs. Grace Hill, after a five weeks, visit in Cleveland, Ohio, spent a few days in Hamilton prior to returning i home Friday, acftoihpanied by Mr. and Mrs- W. Hill an-d Mr.- Handcock -.of Cleveland, who spent the‘day 'with Mrs. Hill. - Bernice, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry-Fahner,. was badly scalded about--tho face afrit chest last -Friday evening,', but at ■this Avriting is well on. the way-to recovery? .The cause, of the scald ing".was the- splashing, over of a boil ing tea-hettlo of water? Sun day .visitors'with Mr. and Mrs Henry Mafthie’" and family were the latter's aged mother and- Mr, and Mrs. P. Seyler from Petersburg andj Mrs. H- Gildner from Grand Rapids; Mr, O, Switzer from Kitchener and WHALEN • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton and son, of London, are spending • their vacation-at the home of Mr. Thos- Gunning. • - • Miss Reta Squire, of Lucan spent the week-end at her home here. Mrs, Clarence Millson and family of Lucan, spent -Friday with Mrs, Frank Squire. Miss Beth Whaley, of St. Marys, is holidaying ‘ With friends around .here. . . *Mrs. Mary Lingard, of Sarnia, re turned to4 her home on Friday last after Bpending 'several days with re latives in this community. Mr? and ' Mrs- Frank Squire and family- spent ’Sunday at Exeter and Grand Bend. •' WHALEN W. M. S. The August meeting of Whalen. .W. M. S. was held at the home of the president, Mrs.-Frank Gunning on Thursday afternoon. August 11th 'with -the 1st vice-president in the cair. The meeting took the usual form. There was a good attendance of members and some visitors. The reading of the Scripture lesson was ' ’ ’ ------ ^,lie ^e_ ’ [ votional leaflet _ .- Faith” was read -by Miss Beth Whaley. Mrs.. Thos. Gunning gave a recitation “The Dying Soldier” which was much enjoyed. Whalen Auxiliary is invited to, meet with —'— • • i Who is away , fe©m home? ’ (Keep the family united. If some.are ■ away from home, the easiest, and quickest way is of course by a Long'Dis tance call. . The young people nowadays put up a very brave front of wish ing to appear independent and self-reliant, but their hearts still thump faster « when they hear Dad’s or Mother’s voice over- the wire. ' Even when they go m into business, pei> haps in distant cities, their nature does not change with their habita tion. The tie still holds.,-, The dear familiar voices are just as potent. Have a regular time m to call up the absent ones by Long Dist ance. The service was never so rapid. 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