The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-12-27, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1931
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is spending
parents at
Scrutoii', of
a man of 40 and his many friends
wish him many happy returns of the
day,
'Mr. and Mt's. Leslie Knight and
two children, of Kitchener; Mr. and {
Mrs. Bert. North and daughter
Audrey, of Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Sweitzer and two children of
the Boach-O-Pines; Miss Alice Hig
gins, of Woodstock, and M.r. and
Mrs. Orval Beavers, of Farquhar,
spent Christmas here with Mr. and
Mrs. R-obt. Higgins.
In the United church special
Christmas services were held both
morning and evening. The pastor
Rev. A. Sinclair preaching at both
services and a very interesting mu
sical program was given by the choir.
The Mission Band of the United
Church are giving a concert in the
Church Thursday evening of this
week which will be very interesting
All are invited,
A big crowd was in town on Sat
urday afternoon taking in the
Christmas tree put on by the Chamb
er of Commerce. 'The (lafrge tree
was beautifully decorated. Santa
Claus arrived at three o’clock and
was given a great welcome by the
kiddies. Reeve Jones was chairman
and gave a splendid address of wel
come. Rev Mr. Young, Rev, Mr. Sin
clair and Rev. Mr. Parker all gave
addresses and then came the pres
ents and parcels, every child receiv
ing a parcel.
The Rev. M. B. Parker will give
his farewell address as rector of St.
Paul’s Anglican Church here, next
Sunday and M'r. and Mrs. Parker
| The following address and presen
tation was made to Miss Olive Work
man, who for several years has been
the very efficient school teacher for
[school section No. 10, Tuckersmith,
by the parents, scholars and other
friends of the section,
man hag, resigned her
teacher of that school
married on Christmas
Miss Workman, we have gathered
for this social evening in recogni
tion of your faithful services while
you were our teacher, your con
scientious efforts not only on be
half of our children, but in every
community .activity are
predated by every one
you have only kindly
your association with
derstand Christmas this year is go
ing to be a very special celebration
for you and we’d like to share in it.
While we are sorry you are leaving
the district, we rejoice in your hap
piness and as .a token of our esteem
and -continued good wishes, -ask you
to accept this ■ table and caserole.
May you be blessed with many happy
years
Mies Work
position at
and is to be
Day. Dear
sincerely ap-
and we hope
memories of
us. We un-
i to enjoy them.
Your friends in
S. S. No. 10, Tuckersmith
Britton-Wojrlanaii •
quiet but pretty wedding took
Mrs. James
of London,
with her
Lyle Cassidy and
Woods, are spend-
with Otterville re-
L. Ortwein, of De-
the
Stanley Township spent
here with their mother,
McMurtrie, Sr.
Mrs. Colin Hudson their
daughter Myrna
Mrs. Muir spent Christmas with
friends at Zurich.
Mr. Joe Hogan spent Christmas
with .friends in Zurich. •
Mr. William Simpson, of Detroit,
spent Christmas with relatives here,
Miss May Coward spent the holi
days with her parents at Farquhar.
Mr. Roy Webber spent Christmas
at Zurich with his parents and chil
dren.
Mr. T. C. Joynt and son Donald
spent Christinas with relatives at
Lucknow.
Mrs. Roy Parlmer is spending a
few days visiting her husband at
Windsor.
Christmas passed quietly in the
village a grea-t number entertaining
friends.
Mies Beulah Glanville
'the holidays with her
Farquhar.
Mr. .and Mrs. Harold
Port Dover, spent the holidays with
relatives here.
Miss Ada Gram, of Detroit, spent
Christmas here with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Gram,
Mr. Arthur Dick, of London, visit
ed his parents Mr. and
Dick here last week.
Mrs. M. W. Ortwein,
spent Christmas here
mother. Mrs. Peter Munn.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat. Batters-by -and
two sons Lawrence and Frank spent
Christmas with .Stratford relatives.
Miss 'Muriel Brock, of London, is
spending .a few days this week visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Workman.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. parlmer are
spending the holidays with their son
Earl and Mrs. Parlmer in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren and
Mr. W. A. McLaren spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett, of
Hay.
Mr. and Mrs.
their aunt, Mrs.
ing the holidays
latives.’
Mr. and Mrs.
troit, spent Christmas here with
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ortwein.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dayman
spent Christmas with Mrs. Dayman’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Smith and chil
dren, of St. Marys, were Christmas
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Petty.
The Chamber of Commerce are
having the skating rink flooded this
week and hope to have good ice for
New Year’s Day.
Miss Violet Miller, of Winnipeg,
is spending the Christmas holidays
with her aunt and uncle Mr. and
Mrs. H. 0. Dayman.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mloffat and
daughter, of Br.ucefield, spent Christ
mas here with M|rs. Peter Fisher and'
Mies Eleanor Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. John McMurtrie and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie and
family, of
Christmas
Mrs. Alox.
‘Mr. and
son Harvey and
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Abray, of London-.
A severe snowstorm swept over
this district on- Wednesday making
■some of the roads almost impassable
and for those who had to return to
their homes by motor ion Wednesday
the driving was both difficult and
dangerous.
Alt St. Paul’s Anglican Church
special Christmas services were held
iSpecial music was given iby the choir
and the rector Rev. M. B. Parker oc
cupied his own pulpit. A well -attend
ed. confirmation service was held in
the church on Christmas morning.
The merchants of the town report
a splendid Christmas trade. Large
crowds doing their shopping in Hen-
sall this year. The stores and win
dows were well decorated and visit
ors to the village were remarking
how well the business section look
ed.
St. Paul’s Anglican church Sun
day school held their Christmas tree
entertainment on Wednesday even
program was given. A
scholars, parents -and
were present to enjoy
Rev. Mr. Parker acted
ing. A good
Big crowd of
other friends
the evening,
as chairman.
Three, -two-pound boxes of choc
olates were given away ion Monday
evening at Battersby’s Store to those
holding the lucky tickets. The draw
was made at 10 o’clock, the winners
of ITensall
Kippen
Zurich,
Village
r.r’
R.R.
cer-
with
being Wm. Otterbein,
Mrs, Glonn Broadfoot,
No. 1 and Harry Smith,
No. 2.
The children of the
itainly had a ibig time last week
the Christmas tree entertainments in
the three churches, in the public and
continuation schools, ion. Friday af
ternoon and the big Christmas tree
put on /by Mie Chamber of Commerce
on 'Saturday afternoon.
Mr. J. W. Ortwein. celebrated his
85th birthday oh Christmas Day sur
rounded by the members of his fam
ily. Few men of his age are as, active
as Mr, Ortwein, who carries on hie
Real Estate and Insurance Business
and who enjoys his wiork as well ae
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With genuine appreciation for
your past patronage, we extend
A
place on Christinas afternoon .at 4
o’clock at the home of Mrs. Hannah
Workman, when her eldest daugh
ter Olive was united in marriage to
Herbert John Britton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Britton, of Dublin.
The ceremony was periloirmed by the
i Rev. W. A. Young. At the strains
; march played byare leaving next week, tor Morpeth ot ,t)ie weM, __
where Mr. Parker has received the .M,rs. ,Y thc le unat.
appointment as Rector ot the Angli- teDdetl t00][ theh. lafcce InP(1,ont ot
non flrmvAn rnova mid it /r xcan Church there. Mr. and Mrs.
Parker will be very much missed
here and his congregation are very
sorry to have him go. He will oc
cupy his pulpit -at Morpeth the first
Sunday in January.
The United church Sunday school
held their Christmas tree entertain
ment on Friday evening in the base
ment of the church, a large crowd
was present. Rdv. Arthur Sinclair
acted as chairman and a splendid
program of readings, recitations,
drills, dialogues and other numbers
were given. The Christmas tree was
loaded with presents for the schol
ars and others, Santa Claus was
present and was quite a feature of
the entertainment.
The scholars of the Public and
Continuation schools held their
Christmas tree entertainments on
Friday afternoon. The Continuation
school
rooms and the three rooms of the ____ _______„,Public school in Mr. Blowes room J Kerr, of Toronto; Mr. Royal Haist
Quite a number of the parents of and Miss Velma Guettinger, of Chi-,
■the village and .others attended, cago.
Splendid programs were given and I Promotion Day will be Santa Claus’was present to help dis-jin the United Church next
tribute the presents. The schools
■are closed for the holidays and will
re-open on Thursday, January 3rd.
The scholars of the Carmel Pres
byterian Sunday school put on a
isplendid Christmas tree entertain
ment in the church Thursday even
ing last. A good crowd attended
and the Rev. M'r. Young acted as
chairman.. A splendid program was
given by the scholars of the school,
consisting of son-gs, readings, drills,
dialogues and were greatly enjoyed
by all present. Santa Claus came
in during the evening and was a
source of a great deal of amusement
and helped with the distribution of
presents.
Very interesting, services was held
in the Presbyterian church on Sun
day. The Rev. Mr. Young occupy
ing his own pulpit both, morning and
evening. In the morning the choir
two anthemis “Arise, Shine
“There were Shepherds
and a solo
was
In
was
organ
the beautiful decorated Christmas
Tree. The bride carried a. bouquet
of lillies and mainden-hair fern. The
gowned'1 in
After
young
trip to
points.
bride was beautifully
transparent scan due velvet,
■the wedding dinner the
couple left for a honeymoon
London, Detroit and Other
The bride travelled in a black dress
trimmed with pink. IA black Hudson
seal coat and (black hat and access
ories to match. On their return they
will reside on the groom’s farm near
Dublin. Mrs. Britton was one of
Heneall’s most popular young ladies
and for several*years taught at No,
10, Tuckersmith.
held theirs in their own
sang
Forth” and
Abiding in the Fields”
“The Fii^t Christmas- Morning”
given by Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.
the evening a choral service
held commencing with an
Prelude .besides special music by
the choir, a quartet Ireen ad Dorothy
Daters, James Bengo-ugh and Harry
Miller sang “-Silent Night.” A male
chorus, James Mustard, James Ben-
gough, W. A. McLaren, Rev. Young,
R. Y. McLaren^ Harry- Mfiller and
Ralph Newton sang “Let us go Even
unto Bethlehem” than a quartette,
Rev. W. A. Young, R. Y. McLaren,
W. A. McLaren and James Bengough
sang, “Pilgrims .of the Night.” Large
congregations were present to enjoy
both services.
of
at
Address and Presentation
The Welfare of Yo’uth Club
Carmel Presbyterian church met
the home of Miss Beryl Pfaff on Sat
urday evening in honor of Miss Olive
Workman, a member of the Club
and bride-elect of this week. Dur
ing the evening Miss Workman was
presented with the following address
and presentation:
Dear Olive:-
We feel that we cannot let thie
opportunity pass without saying a
few words of appreciation tor your
untiring efforts in the work of our
young people’s society, the sincerity
and earnestness which you have
brought to this phase of our church
work have shown us that you re
garded it >as a privilege rather
a duty. We shall miss you
much from our meetings, but
is our loss is some one elses
As a token of our respect and esteem
we ask you to accept these goblets
and with them the best wishes for a
long, happy married life. iSigned by
the members of the Welfare of
Youth Club of Carmel church, Mre.
Roy McLaren, Miss Hannah Murray
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by <the young people.
than
very
what
gain.
our sincere good wishes for a
Happy New Year.
ROLLIE’S GROCERY EXETER, ONT
Phone 102 “Quality always higher than price.”We Deliver
at the Sunday
spirit of Christ-
happy experience
CREDITON Pc
Holiday visitors in the village are
Miss Lulu Gaiser, >of McMaster Uni
versity, Hamilton; Mr. H. Johnson,
of Toronto University; Miss Lulu
observed
Sunday
Arbor,
mother
C. Pletch, R.N., of
Brow Sanatorium, of
a visitor in the home
Rev. A. E. Pletch on
the play. The pupils gave their
teacher Miss Margaret MIcMaster
many gifts.
his usual visit. Special Christmas
services were held
services with the
mas prevailing.
An unusual and
came to a group of young people of
the Evangelical Church numbering
about twenty-six on Chriistmas- Eve,
when they visited the homes -of the
sick and shut-ins, bringing joy and
Christmas cheer. The singing was- led
by Freeman Morlocn and Emmery
Fahner with hie -cornet. The pastor,
Rev. A. E. Pletch offered prayers
for the shut-ins. The real old-time
Christmas spirit was^ manifest by
the group in their joyful and happy
participation in this Christmas ser-
ice which was given in the Christ
mas spirit and (brought real Christ
mas cheer and joy to many through
out the town. Wishing all a very
Merry Christmas.
The Christmas Festival held on
Christmas night, December 25th
bro.ught out a large audience. The
church auditorium was suitably dec
orated for the occasion. Rev. A. E.
Pletch acted as chairman. The
program iby the beginners, primar
ies and juniors was of the usual
stamp with many specially interest
ing productions. The closing part
was a captivating cantata entitled
“Good Will to Men” presented by a
number of members of the Sunday
school.
Irvine
parts,
gave much time and effort towards
ite completion. T.he following was
its personal: Mrs. Albert Gaiser,
Misis Lavina Smith, Mrs. Emmery
Fahrner, Mrs. Mabel Ewald, Mrs.
Albert Wolf, Arthur Amy, Freeman
Morlock and -other assistants.
Miss Clara Gaiser and
Finkbeiner took leading
The program committee
Annual School Meeting
The annual meeting of the
morning.
Miss Pearl Haist, of Ann
spent Christmas with her
Mrs. Mary Haist.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kestle and
Janet, of Exeter, spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. -Clark.
Mr. John Ollezzy and Mr. Edward
Dickson, of North Bay, visited last
week with Gordon Ratz and other
'friends.
Miss Mildred Schroeder, R.' N., of
Detroit, Mich., -spent the week-end
with her parents -Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Schroeder.
Mr. .and Mrs. Daniel Schwartz,
Loretta, George, Jack, Mary and Jean
Schwartz spent Christmas with Mrs.
Leah Holtzman.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scriven and son
Ross, of Toronto, spent the Christ
mas holidays with ML and Mrs. C.
Schroeder.
Mr. and Mrs. E. French, of Toron
to, Miss Matilda Oe.stricher, Wind
sor, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Herman -Oestricher. '
M(T. and Mrs. Wm. Benninger and
Miss Marguerite Lamport, of De
troit, -spent the hoilday at the home
of Mr. and ,Mrs. Sam Lamport.
Miss Myrtle
the Mountain
Hamilton, was
of her parents
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holtzman,
Eleanor, Junior and Delores Holtz
man, of Bald Eagle Lake, Mich., Mr.
and Mrs. Murry Holtzman, Mr. H.
Holtzman, Mrs. Mary Goodwin and
children; Mrs. Lally and -son, of De
troit spent Christmas with Mrs. L.
Holtzman.
Mr. Gerald Zwicker left on -Sun
day morning from Detroit for Palm
Beach, Florida, where he will spend
a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt. England are
spending the holiday at St. Thomas.
Miss Gerturde Haist spent Christ
mas -at her home here.
Mr. George Miniely, of Kingston,
spent a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Morlock.
Miss Lulu Morlock, of Windsor,
is spending a week with her. parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Morlock.
Miss Beatrice Schenk of Seforing-
vllle, visited her parents over the
holidays.
Mr. Gerald Smith, who lia-s been
confined to- his home through ill
ness is improving.
The -Christmas entertainment which
was held in the United -Church on
Friday evening proved ai success un
der the leadership of Mrs. J» woodal]
Everyone doing their part well. Songs
-recitations, drills and pantomines
were given by the Juniors and Inter
mediates. A drill entitled “Grand
parents” presented by six primary children proved, very entertaining. | Ajldene Eagleson
A pageant
Cred-
i-ton Public School was held in the
school house on Wednesday, the 2 6
day. of December. E. K. Fahner was
-appointed chairman of the meeting
and H. K. Eilber secretary. “
.treasurer's report was read’
showed the finance-s of the
in excellent condition with a
of $1,387.83 in the bank.
Gaise-r was elected Trustee
term of -three years in the place of
Henry C. Beaver, who had been a
trustee for the past sixteen yeans
and asked to1 be excused of further
duties. F. W. Morlock was appoint
ed auditor on behalf of the section
for the ensuing year. 'Some disucs-
-sion took place as to improving the
water supply,- as the present method
of supplying water is very unsatis
factory. This was left with the trus
tees to -take -such action as they saw
fit. At the close of the annual
meeting the trustees re-engaged E.
Guettinger as caretaker of the
school.
The
which
section
balance
Lloyd
for a
.Sharon School Concert
The annual Christmas concert of
the Sharon School, No. 4, Stephen,
was held at the Crediton Town Hall
which wae crowded with an attend
ance of well over 250 people. Arthur
Amy was the chairman. The frst part
of the program was an operetta en
titled “The Go1 Do It Club’s Christ
mas” which was ably presented by
the pupils' under the direction of W.
R. Goulding of Exeter. Scotch songs
by Charles Hoffman were well re
ceived. The second part consisted of
a four act play entitled “Dot the
Miner’s Daughter”.
plause and laughter of the audience’
indicated that the play and players
had met with approval. The players
were Margaret McMaster, Marguer
ite Amy, Gertrude Amy, Laurence
Wein, Lloyd Wein, Eldon Smith, JI___ t____ __ _ ’ i, Charlie Mhrtene,
A pageant ’“The Story Beautifuf” | Donothy Amy, Arnold Becker, Wail
given by the Young people complet- tor Weber, Ray MoHockf Edith We-
, ed the program. Santa Claus made ber. IMhleeta Wein was director of
i
CREDITON EAST
and Mre. Leonard Wein
J
and
his father
sister ’Mrs.
of London,
from his
a ring
friends
of the
•a. box of
Ethel Dunn who
United
Chris t-
Mr.
son Marvin and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Wein and two children spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. G. Wein- near
Sharon.
Mr. Howard Truemner, of Espen-
ol>a, is holidaying with
Mr, Dan. Truemner and
Aaron Wein.
Miiss Lottie Waghorn,
spent Christmas with her parents Mr.
•uni Mrs. Fred Waghorn.
Mr. Melvin Halls, of Artland,
Sask., spent the week-end with his
grandmother Mrs. John Lawson and
aunt and uncle Mrs. and Mr. E. Law-
son.
Miss V. Baker, of Grand Bend, is
visiting her cousin Miss Jean Bayn
ham.
Mr. Lome Baynham, of Exeter,
spent Christmas 'at the home of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Baynham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherley, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Kelly, all of Lon
don, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Motz
and two children, Exeter spent the
Christmas holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Motz.
M>r. 'Mark Mitchell, of London,
spent Christmas with her sister Mrs.
Wilson Anderson.
Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Grand Bend,
spent last week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. Mr. Ham
ilton spent Christmas there and Mr.
Hamilton returned with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird and
daughter, Grand Bend, spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. J. Sims.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacPherson
and family spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clarke near Mt.
Carmel.
Mr. and Mirs. Henry Pfaff spent
Christmas with their son Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Pfaff Jr. near Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Sturgeon and son
Russel, of Grand Bend, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mbs. S. Mern-
er and Mr. and Mrs. David Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon M’erner and
three children spent Christmas with
Mrs. Merner’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. Rooky, of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bullock and
daughter Helen spent Christmas with
M'r. and Mrs. Ike Gower near Elim-
ville.
resigned.
Mr. Jas. Geromette has been re
modelling the interior of his house.
Last Monday evening the young
people of the community met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown
in honor of Mr. Stanley Hart who is
’ leaving for his home in England.
During the evening Russell Brown
read and address and Gerald Car
ruthers presented him with
as a remembrance
here.
The Unity Class
church. S. S. sent
mas cheer to M’jss
has been ill for some time.
When Rev. ,J. B. Moore, B.A., was
in London last Tuesday he broad
casted the morning devotional ser
vice over the radio. Mr. Moore has
a good .radio voice and his work re
ceived much favorable comment.
Among the Christmas visitors in
the neighborhood we note the fol
lowing: Miss Viola Curts, London,
with ’Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Curts; Mr.
and Mrs. Brenton Goodhand, of De
troit, with Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Good
hand; Miss Ruby Pollock, of Ham
ilton, with Mrs. Andrew' Pollock; Mr.
Dawson Woodiburn, Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs. C. Woodburn; Miss L.
Ulens, Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Ulens; 'Mr. .Selbourne English,
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shepperd
London, with Mr. and Mrs. R. Eng
lish; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown, of
Toronto with Mir. W. J. Brown and
Mrs. J. Brown; Misses Ellen and
is Hicks, of Parkhill with M.r.
Mrs. Wm. Hicks.
Dor-
and
and Mrs.
KIRKTON
Harold Tufts
Toronto, are spend-
at -the home of Mrs.
and
Gordon Hazelwood,
Mr. Carmen Hazel-
Mr.
son Norman, of
ing the. holidays
A. Tufts.
Mr. and Mrs.
of Toronto, and
wood, of Walton, are visting their
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Hazelwood.
McDonald, 'spent
and
and
and
GREENWAY
A very impressive Christmas
vice was held in the United Church
on Sunday afternoon. Special music
was given by the choir and a Christ
mas message on the subject of “Giv
ing” by -the pastor were supplement
ed by the White Gift service. This
year the gfts were received by Ella
Bropliey and Lorraine Curts who
placed them at the foot of a white
cross. The gifts are being eent to
Friendship House, the mission con
ducted by the United Church in Lon
don.
Mr, Dean Brown has1 been very ill
during the past week.
Mrs. J. Romphf has returned from
a visit with relatives in Arfcona.
A very successful concert was held
at S. S. No. 10, Stephen, lae't Thurs
day eyeding.
Irj-nte young folk have beeh enjoy
ing the skating at Corbett Saturday
in London.
Miss Olive English spent Satur
day in (London.
M|r. and Mrs. ,J. Romphf and Bruce
and Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Romphf
visited Mrs. Hewing recently.
The pupils at the West school
spent a social hour the last day of
school ahd said good-bye to their
teacher, Mies Helen Hayten, who has
ser-
Mr. and Mrs.
Christmas at the home of Mr.
Mrs. R. Humphreys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Marshall
family spent Christmas at Mr.
Mrs. Fred Lankin at Granton.
We are sorry to report the death
of Mrs. H. White especially at this
season of the year, the community
extends sympathy.
On Sunday morning our congrega
tion was favoured with a joint i
from Anderson, Mt. Pleasant
Kirkton which opened by the
ing of Christmas numbers
which Rev. Lewis gave a very
Christina^ service.
choir
and
sing-
after
' fine
was
The
The hearty ap-. pflg the Bleating at Corbett Saturday
A# A A vi 14 IA tSn <•> l.* _•» jl.-
ZION
Special Christmas services
held in the church on Sunday,
choir rendered special Christmas
music and Rev. J. R. Peters deliver
ed a very inspiring Christmas mes
sage.
On Friday evening the Sunday
School held their Christmas enter
tainment. A Very interesting pro
gram of music, recitations, dialogues
etc. was followed by a visit from
Santa Claus. A lunch and social -time
was enjoyed at the close.
Mrs. Ross Hern and babe return
ed home from London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gunning, of Whal
en, spent Christmas with their niece
Mr. and Mirs. Ross- Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hern, Mar
garet and Gerald spent
with the latter's brother
Mrs. Arthur Kerslafoe,
Mr. and Mrs.
famly -and Mr.
Christmas with
Culbert, Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jaques and
family spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. P. .Passmore, Thames Raod,
Christmas
Mr. and
Ephriam
Henry Hern spent
Mt. and Mrs. Myron
Hern and