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Registrations for Hensall Old Boys
The following is the list of Old Boys find Girls thut
registered during the Reunion
Nona sherritt Caldwell, London.
Lillian Myers Brown, Morgan Brown
Douglas Brown, Toronto.
33. Doris Sherritt Burley, Almonte,
Midh,
Gladys Brandt, Elmira.
Mrs. E. Rowcliffe (Euphemia Bell).
Robert K. Horney, London.
Florence A. Foss Stewart, Toronto.
Lillie Yungblut Peppier, Hanover.
Georgina Murray, London.
William E. Hoggarth, London.
Emma E. Pfaff, R.N., Ingersoll.
Mrs. B, A. Campbell, Toronto,
j. M. McPherson, wife and child.
W. G. and Mrs. Whitney (Hazel
Redmond) Milverton, Grace, Mil
burn, Ruth and Wilmer Whitney.
Miss Gurd Morrison, Winnipeg.
Mrs. James E. Troyer, Toronto.
Mrs. Charles Redmond, Milverton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hendry, Cass City,
Mich.
6. H. Troyer, Magnetawan.
j. W. Troyer and wife, Magnetawan.
Lillian Stacey, Detroit.
Mr.s. Sam Stacey, Detroit.
Mrs. H, B. Atkinson (Ethel M- Troy
er) Toronto.
Jack B. Stacey, Detroit.
Chas. W. Chapman, Palmerston.
Jack Coles, Lietowel.
W. W. Cooper and wife, Grace Coop
er, London.
Rev. Edmund F. McL. Smith and
Mrs. Smith, penetanguishene.
Dr. J. Bell. ;
E. G. Stacey, Orillia.
Jennie Smillie, Toronto.
Grace Brock, London.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dick, and Doug
las, Toronto.
Robert W. Cawthorpe, Tavistock.
Clifford Welsh. Toi'onto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Chapman, Hamil
ton.
Mrs. Bell Richardson.
Naomi K. Moffatt, Guelph.
Mrs. A. P. Ross, Waterloo,
Mrs. G. W. Kitely, Parkhill.
Mrs. G. Hobkirk, Regina
Mrs. Alice Hart Whiteman, Toronto.
Margaret Whiteman. Toronto.
Gertrude Hart Madden, London.
Mrs. S. Tait, (L. Dick) Mimico.
Bella (Hobkirk) Tanner, Winnipeg.
J. L. Ballantyne. Detroit.
Florence Ballantyne, Detroit.
Mrs. Hugh MacLean (Susie Weir)
Regina, Sask.
Alice Dougall. Toronto.
H. Madden, London.
W. L. Colwill, London.
Helen Howe, Drummondville, Que.
E. M. Keddy, Detroit.
M. R. Hobkirk, Toronto.
Mrs. Robt. Bell, Seaforth.
Mrs. Eart Bell Seaforth.
W. J. Crawlfiord and Mrs. Crawford,
Ripley.
Mrs. D. E. Clark (Florence Pope)
Hood River, Oregon.
A. H. Pope, Preston.
Irene Pope, Toronto.
W. Kenneth Pope. Ottawa.
Mrs. P. E. Southen (Lydia Pope),
London.
Mrs. R. J. Southern (Babe Pope),
Galt.
Jussie Southern, Galt.
Jack Southen, London.
William and Mrs. J. W- Coxworifh,
Flint. ♦ *
Earl R. Parlmer and wife, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Stewart, Toronto-.
Mr. D. W. Ross, Toronto.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Roche, Detroit.
Mararet Johnston, London,
Mrs. A. J. Smith, London.
Mrs. F. E. Ashen, Tillsonburg.
Almo Guilfoyle, London.
A. G. and Mrs. Smillie (Aggie Mur
ray) Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hoggarth and
Annie, London.
Margaret O. Murray, London.
J. C. Hill, Stratford.
Doris S. Horning, Palmerston.
Gordo-n H. Mitchell. Clinton.
Thomas Hudson, Marlette, Mich.
Mrs. John Whiteman, Sutherland,
Sask.
Mrs. Clara L. Walker, Ypsilanti, Mich
Mrs. Kathryn Selves, London,
H. B. McTaggart, Port Huron, Mich.
R. C. Cudmore, Joan, Joyce, Roland,
Maureen, Toronto.
Cedar Chests
AND NEW FURNITURE
Also furniture remodelled to- order.
We take orders for all kinds of ca*
foinet work for kitchens, etc at the
DASHWOOD PLANING MILL
H. Bullard Cudmore, Hart, Man.
Jas. H. Bullard and wife Minneapol-
is,
•Mrs* L* Turner (Lillie Delaney),
Windsor.
Miss Mary Turner, Windsor.
Herbert Morrison, London.
Thomas Davidson, London.
Mrs. Kae Pfaff, Ray Pfaff and
Sheila Pfaff, Delhi.
J. C. Lindsay, London.
Oliver Geiger, Fenelon Falls.
Mrs. E. Fulton (Jeanne Stone),
London.
H. R. and Mrs. Scruton (Elva Shad
dick, Port Dover.
Arthur McAllister, Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Briton (Olive
Workman) Dublin.
Mrs. W. L. Waalcox, (Elsie Ingram)
London.
Anna Ingram, London.
P. L. Turner, Windsor.
P. B. Buchanan, St. Thomas.
G. Brandt, Elmira.
Mrs. J. A. Spellman, (Elva Bolton)
Kitchener.
Betty Hallan. Dayton, Ohio.
Jmmie Hummel, Kate Hummel, Mill
ville, Pa.
A. J. Hummel and Mrs. Hummel
(Emma Ford) Millville, Pa.
Mrs. S. T. Hopper and Miss Hopper,
Toronto.
Fred R. and Mrs. Parsons (I. Mary
Thomson,) London.
D. M. Fischer and wife, Fairport,
N. Y.
Maynard Harman, Stratford.
Geo, E. Greenslade, Bayfield.
Henry R. and Mrs. Corbett (Netta
Mae Fulton) London.
J E. and Mrs. Knapp, (Mabie Ful
ton) London.
John M. McNaughton and Kathleen,
London.
Clarence R. Shepherd, London.
Edwin G. White, Hamilton.
Mrs. J. Wilson Berry, Toronto.
Clara Thompson, Toronto.
Pearl Brown Wilson, Stratford.
Mrs. R. H. Mew, Goderich.
Jean Boyd, Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith and Bar
bara jean, Detroit.
O. N. Fisher and wife, Guelph.
John O. Ferguson and wife, Toronto.
Laura (Wiseman) Ratcliffe, St.
Marys.
Wm. L. Ratcliffe, St. Marys.
Arthur and Jennie Caldwell
Murray and Mrs. Smillie, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Hudson,
Forest.
A. P. Glenn, New Toronto.
Thomas and Mrs. Gibson, London.
W. C. Moir, Huntsville.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Grayson and son,
London.
E. J. Holder, Ingersoll.
Mrs. Robert Strong. Seaforth.
Mrs. Maurice Johnston, (Sadie Har-
burn) Flint.
Mr.-and Mrs, J. B. McDonald, Galt.
James E. Sparks, London.
Dr. Ross P. Dougall, Petrolia.
William J. and Mrs. Elder, Seaforth.
Mrs. Harold Deitz (Laura Musehl),
Harold Deitz and Mrs. J. W. Deitz
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ferguson, Tor
onto.
Mr. and Mrs. Th-omas Elder, (Jessie
C. Stewart), Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Clarke, Windsor.
Mrs. W. H. Reid, (Minnie Sheffer).
Port Rowan.
Jean C. Coles, Ruth Coles, L. R. Col
es, N. J-ohn Coles, William R.
Coles, Listowel.
Mrs. Alonzo Ortwein, Detroit.
Mrs. G. C- Hassell, (H. C. Ortwein),
Altona, Pa.
Mrs. J. Brenholt, Kitchener.
Mrs. Ronald O. Plantz, Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Chapman, Ham
ilton.
L. C. Lipphardt, Everett, Wash.
Richard Stevens, Brussels.
Marguerite Cleveland, Toronto.
Mrs. Geo. McIntyre (Mabel Sparks)
Detroit.
Wm. and Mrs. Daniels (Isabel
Sparks) Brantford.
Alex and Mrs. Henry, Cass City,
Mich.
Mrs. W. J. Pap worth, (Jessie Elder)
Kaslo B. C.
Mrs. MacTaggart (Genevieve Papi
neau) Port Huron.
M, rS. H. B. McTaggart, port Huron.
J. A. Jones, London
Mrs. Robt. Barnett (Lou Thompson)
Toronto
Mr. and Mrs. John McKague, Toron
to
Raymond and Ronald McKague, To
ronto.
Stanley Beaumont, Toronto.
Mrs. M. Tihlih, Mina Doan) Winni
peg*
Mrs. Lily Shaw, Toronto
Mrs. Margaret Forrest, Winnipeg.
Anna May pierson, London.
Mrs. Henrieta Pierson, London.
Polly Moore, London.
Mary B. Wintour, London.
Monica Dodd, London.
Mrs. J. Grieves, Sarah Grieves, Lon
don.
Mrs. Andrew Murray (Jessie Patter
son) Regina.
R. A. Hern, Hamilton.
W. Moore, London.
John W. and Mrs. Patterson, Mar
ion A- and Donald M. Patterson,
Toronto.
Garnet Weber, London.
Daniel S. Bell, M. Frances Bell, Don
ald S. Bell, Ruth B^U, Dorothy Bell,
Wellsey Farms, Mass.
Etta M. Bell, London.
Maxwell B. Parker, Morpeth
Mrs. J. L. Murray, Hamilton.
Eldrid Smith, Blenheim.
William J. N. and Mrs. McLean
(Zetta Passmore) Hamilton.
Mrs. A. Graham, Aylmer.
John H. and Mrs. uranam, London.
James B. Grieves, London.
Harold J. Grieves, Snyder, N.Y.
Edward T. Berry, Walkerville,
J. Wilson Berry, Forest Hills, Ont..
James L. Murray, Hamilton.
Mrs. E. E. Dyell, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Cantelon,
Schomberg.
John M. Hohner and Mrs. Hohner,
(Edna Wolf) Goderich.
Earl (Mike) Miller, Toronto.
Mrs. E- McCracken, Toronto
Mrs. L. G- Brigdman, London.
William and Mrs. Schutt, London,
(Mamey
L. Melinda
Mrs. E. T.
Mrs. J. H.
Markham, London.
Percy R. Gram and wife and Betty
Lou, Lansing, Mich.
Mrs. L. McCrostie (Laura Jackson)
and son Jackson, Toronto
Dr. E. C. and Mrs. Jackson, Hamil
ton.
Mrs. Susan E. Dick, South Boardman
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dick, Traverse
City, Mich.
Jas. A. Ryekman, South Boardman,
Mich.
Miss Harvey, Egmondville.
Robert J. Beatty, Egmondville.
Helen (Fisher) Thomson, Toronto.
Lester T. Fisher, Windsor.
Will Reynolds, Tillsonburg.
Mrs. Sarah Nicholson, (Sarah Luker)
Iron Bridge Algoma.
Mrs. Margaret McDougall, (Margar-
at Luker) Wallaceburg.
Ella McPherson, Spokane, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Nurd McPherson, Sal
mon, Idaho.
Sandy McPherson, Salmon, Idaho.
Mrs. Fred Smallacombe, Guelph,
R. Gooding and wife, London.
Dr. J. S. and Mrs. Henderson, Van
couver.
Mrs. John McArthur, London.
Mr. Donald McDonald, Seaforth.
Capt. and Mrs.G. F. Handly,
Janet, London.
Alonzo
Harold
Roland
M. W.
of
Delaney)
Cooper, Toronto.
Berry, Windsor.
Markham, Nora Stewart
and
Mich.
(Edith
Bonth-
Toronto.
Hqbin,(Maud Chesney)
Toronto.
Toronto.
Toronto.
Ferguson, Toronto.
D. Buchanan, London,
and Mrs’. Hill, Stratford,
and Hazel Crozier, London.
Carlyle, London.
An Otherwise Beautiful Face
Sadly Marred by Pimples
•This skin disease is caused by
an impure condition of the blood,
and, although not a serious trouble,
causes distress, not as a physical
pain, but on account of the mental
suffering due to the embarrassing
disfigurement of the face.
Thousands worry, day after day,
wondering how to get a deaf skin;
yvbhdering how to get rid of the
unsightly pimples which make them
shun the company of others With
bright, clean complexions.
Take d course of clear up
the pimples, and then you won’t
be ashamed of your face when you
go among your friendg*
Bitters
Mrs. G. L. Smith, (Gladys Petty) of
St. Marys.
Mrs. P. W. Hobin (Maud Chesney)
Toronto.
William Moore Jr., London.
William F. Walsh, London.
G. A. Wenige, London.
Mrs. G. A. Wenige, London,
Jack B. Stacey, Detroit,
H. D. Cameron and wife, Clint-on.
Mrs. E. Urquhart, London,
Miss B. Urquhart, London,
J. C. Cross and wife (Annie Bosen-
berry, Kitchener.
Walter Coxworth, Flint, Mich.
John H. Dougal* Ingersoll.
A. G. and Mrs, Smillie, Toronto.
Robt. Hoggarth, Stratford.
James Priest, Port Huron
R. Y. Morrison, Woodstock.
A. E. Smith, London
H. Smith, London.
A. Edwards, London.
Mrs. R. Genske, Detroit,
George Davidson, Brussels.
Russell C, Fox, Brussels.
H. B- Ingram, London.
W. L. Woolcox, London.
Alvin Logan, Sidney, Australia.
M. C. Thompson, Detroit.
E. L- Burchill, Dayton, Ohio.
W. R. Denney, Hamilton.
Frank Denney, Seaforth,
Earl Leyburn, Seaforth.
Ethel B. Howie, London,
William E. and Mrs. Hoggarth, Lon
don.
Dr. W. Bruce Hoggarth, London.
Elaine Peck, Clinton.
George P. Pfaff, London.
F. G. Bawden, Clinton.
Wm. H. Hoskins, Mitchell.
Geo. Hirons, Blyth.
Alfred D. Carroll, Lake Worth, Flo.
R. Carroll, London.
Rrussel Crosier and Mrs. Crosier
(Maggie Mc-Dymont) London.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Canning, London.
Hugh and James Carroll, London.
Mervin Coxworth, London.
R. C. Crawford, Hamilton,
C. 0- Monroe and wife and
Eldera Monroe, Caledonia.
J. T. B-onthron, Moose Jaw.
Mrs. Streets and family, Clinton.
Dorothy Madelon Kelson,
Becher, Wm. McClnchey,
Mrs. Irven Dedels (Victoria
Kitchener.
Peter Douglas, saskatoon.
Robt. J. Fisher, Clinton.
J. A. and Mrs. Flemnig, Jarvis.
Mrs, Oliver Gould, London.
Mrs. E-arl Hastings and wife, Listow
el.
Fan and Tom Sinclair, London.
Gilbert, W. Wintover, London.
John Coleman and wife and Eddie
Coleman, London.
Peter Robertson, Jr., Stratford.
A. Whitesides, Kitchener.
Daniel Clair, Newark N.J.
W. Fl-ook, Galt.
Miss Emma Buttery, West Motakton.
Mrs. Russell Riddell, West Monkton
Mrs. Lillian Pfaff, Miss Audrey off
London.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Seaforth,
Mrs.
Mi’s.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
St.
WINCHELSEA
and
Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Duncan
family of Thames Road spent
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Coward,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rodd and
family, of Woodham, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cann and fam-
with
-Sun-
were
ily, of Thames Road, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns on
day.
Sunday visitors in the village
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gunning, Ha
zel and Ross at Mr. Herman Foster’s
Mr, Jess Horne and Mr. and Mrs, J.
Horne at Mr, and Mrs. Freeman
Horne’s; Mr. and Mrs. Walker Kers-
lake and Genevieve at Mr* and Mrs.
George Davis’.
Mrs. Theron Creery, Walter and
Ear) spent Saturday at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Routly and
Gordon Kleinffeldt, of near Exeter,
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Sherwood
Brock on Bunday.
■Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Murray and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Pym and family; Mr, and Mrs. Har
old Prance were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. John Prance.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher
Greta and Audrey attended the Hod
gins reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis of Saintsbury on Saturday
last.
Presentation
of Elimville United
at the home of Mr.
Delbridge on Wed-
of last week to
Miss
Norma
Clinton.
Datars)
H. J. Gibsion, Seafio.rth.
S. Boyd, Seaforth.
Eisenhoffer, Waterloo.
John Zimmerman, Waterloo.
N. L. Brandon, (Annie Wren)
Marys.
Mrs. R. B. Creighton, Toronto.
Mrs. W. E. Butcher, St. Marys.
Norman Brand-on, St. Marys.
Zetta E. Bawden, Clinton.
Jennie Smillie, Toronto.
Joseph Eisenhoffer, Waterloo-.
Mrs. G. J. O’Keef, Toronto.
Mrs. Herbert Doig, Guelph.
Mrs. Eric MacKay (Ma-ry McKenzie)
Egmondville.
Mrs. Harry Abray (Thelma Hud
son) London.
Miss Shirley Christie
D. A. McAllister, Mrs. A. McAlister
(A. E. Elliott), Helen McAlister,
Jean McAlister, Arthur E. McAl
ister, all of Georgetown.
Jas. F. W, Paterson, Marion S. Pat
erson, Marion A. Paterson, Don
ald M. Paterson, of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Person (Nellie
Campbell) Ontario, Cal.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, Ontario,
Cal.
Mrs. D. Grassick, Toronto.
Mrs. J. A. McConnell, Toronto.
Mrs. James Ross (Grace McGregor)
Seaforth.
L. C. McConnell, Toronto.
Dr. P. C. McEwan, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Troyer, Magnetawan
H. Troyer, Magnetawan
H. Smith, Toronto.
G. Smallacombe, Guelph.
H. Talbot, London.
G. Talbot, Os-hawa,
The members
church gathered
and Miis. Henry
nesday evening
> spend a social hour with them before
leaving for their new home in Exe-
’ ter. Mr. and Mrs. Delb-ridge were
presented wth a beautiful floor
lamp by the members oif the church
and also Miss Marjorie Delbridge
was presented with a casserole by
the members of the Mission Circle
>»although taken completely by sur
prise Mr. Delbridge and Miss Mar
jorie replied very fittingly the fol
lowing are the addresses:
■ Elimville United Church, June 2 6,
■ Dear Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delbridge:
Your neighbors and fellow church
members take this occasion to ex
press to you our deep appreciation of
all you have been and all you have
meant to us in our church and com
munity. We regret deeply that you
find it necesa-ry to leave us and to
make your ho^ne elsewhere remem
bering especially the willingness
with which you .have always taken
1 your part and shown your interest
in every department of our church
work. We shall greatly miss you in
-our Sabbath .School, in our Woman’s
Missionary .Society and on our offi
cial Board meetings. We remember,
too, that for many years, yours have
been the reverent hands that have
been providing the bread and wine
for our communion services and—so
it to us, with due sense of its sacred'
character always, For these and all
other favors we now want to thank
you But more we now want to
thank you for your splendid example
of Christian fidelity bo your church
and to any task to which you have
put you hand; for we were always
{pleasantly impressed by the fact,
that whatever duty you undertook
it was always faithfully and con
scientiously performed. We feel that
you have given the church of Jesus
Christ in Elimville our best services.
As an official, a teacher in the Sab
bath school and in every other ca
pacity. We trust we shall ever be
pleasantly remembered as your as
sociates in the Kingdom of God in
the community and that you will
make us frequent visits throughout
the future years, which we may be
privileged to spend- together. In say
ing good-bye and in modest expres
sion of our regard for you as our
friends and neighbors, we are ask
ing you to take along with you this
little token of our esteem, trusting
that you may spend many
ho-urs together under its
glowing beams.
Signed on behalf of the
Chu-rdh of Elimville. Minister, Sec’y.-
Treas, Official Board, Supt. S. S. and
Pres. W. M. S.
sythe of Windsor spent the week
end with Mr. and
Mrs. Catherine
Mich., has been
Mrs. Chas, Curts,
Mr. N. Pollard, . ..............
been visiting friends here. ' '
Miss Dorothy Luther, of London,
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr, and Mrs. Geo.. Luther.
Mrs. Ernest Luther, Crediton
and Mrs. Clare Laughton, Detroit,
visited Miss Mae Wilson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund McPherson
received word last week of the death
of their son-in-law, Mr, Geo. Saun
ders. He deyeloed pneumonia fol
lowing an operation and died quite
suddenly. Only recently the family
had had a re-union on the occasion
,of their son’s wedding in Watrous,
iSask. We extend our sympathy to
all the bereaved ones.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, of
St. Petersburg, Florida, have been
guests with Mr. Laurie and Miss
Leask.
Mrs. W. Fletz, of Parkhill, is
spending a couple of weeks with Mrs,
H. Battram who is now improving
after her recent operation.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kirkby and Mr,
and Mrs. S. W. Webb attended the
memorial services in Nairn held by
the IO.O.F. on (Sunday.
Mrs. Erma Goodhand has been
very ill with mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Auld and
daughters Marion and Jean and Mr.
Jas. Laurie, of Deleware and Miss
Annie Laurie, of London, were holi
day visitors with
Mrs. Leask.
Bruce Gardiner
and measles.
The Strawberry
ed Church was a splendid success
in everyway. The play by Crediton
talent was enjoyed as well as the
bountiful supper and perfect weath
er. Proceeds $816.00.
Over 50 young folk and friends
of Mr. Geo. Kirkby spent last Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs.
John Pollock in honor of Mr. Kirkby
and his wife who were present, Rev.
J. B. Moore and Manuel Curts con
ducted games on the spacious lawn
and Iatei* Miss Olive England read
an address expressing the apprecia
tion'of the Y. P. S. and the United
Church as a whole of the services
rendered by Mr. Kirkby during the
Kenneth
a
Mrs, Ulens.
Becher, of
visiting her
Capac,
sister
of Centralia,has
Mr. Laurie and
is ill with mumps
Social at the Unit-
us.five years among
Smithers presented them with
handsome clock to which both re
plied in a fitting manner. Refresh
ments were served and many kind
wishes for a happy future were ex
pressed.
'n
SHIPKA
Huron
White
here
Mrs. A. McEachen, of Port
Mr. and Mrs. R. Richard, of
Pigeon, Mich., called on friends
on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. F. LaFond and
'ily, oif Sarnia, visited over
week-end witih relatives here.
Next Sunday is Missionary
day in the Sunday School,
instructions will be given.
Mr. N. pollard, of Centralia, spent
last week at the home off Mr. and
Mrs. H. Hariton.
Gerald Lawson, of Exeter, visited
last week with relatives here.
•Miss Violet Sharpe, of Auburn,
is spending her vacation at her
home here, Mrs. J. Sharpe.
Miss Ila Sweitzer, who has spent
the past six months in London has
returned home for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Davey and family
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pfaff and family,
■oif Crediton, spent Dominion Day at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tilley.
Communion service will be held
Sunday at the close of the reg
service.
fam-
the
Sun-
Special
happy
balmy
United
next
ular
WOODHAM
W.M.S, meets Thursday ai-
ZURICH
> Mr. and Mrs-. J. Preeter and their
daughter Muriel, of Kitchener, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Siebert.
Mr. and Mrs. John Albrecht and
daughter Rose, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs, Chas. IScotchmer, Bayfield,
motored to- Thames Road on Sunday.
Mr. Louis Schilbe, of town, who
recently underwent an operation
for mastoids in London has return
ed home and is- improving.
Mr. and Mrs* Ivan Yungblut have
moved into the home they recently
purchased from the Hey Estate,
Miss Louisa Hartman is spending
a week visiting in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Troyer, of
Toronto, spent the past week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner.
While returning from Hensall last
week ’Mr. Harry Rose accompanied
by Mr. Charles- Meyers were injured
and ther car wrecked. In some man
ner the car swerved into the ditc-h
near a culvert striking the abutment.
Mr. Meyers was thrown through the
windshield and knocked unconscious
Mr. Rose received minor injuries
and the car was badly wrecked.
KHIVA
Miss Turnbull, of Grand Bend has
been engaged to teach Khiva School
No. 6, as Miss Clara Douglas has re
signed,
Mr. and Mrs, W. McKeller, of
Parkhill, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Mason on Friday.
Mr. Ben, McCann and son Clement
and Miss Evelyn McCann attended
the funeral of the former’s brother-
in-law the late Mr. Kenney in De
troit last week,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allison, o.f Park-
ihill, spent Saturday with Mr, and
Mrs. Henry Eagleson.
Messrs. E. G, Kraft, Art Willert,
Noah Dietrich and1 Peter Ragier
spent last Wednesday in Mildmay.
Miss Ruth Willert is visiting her
grandmother Mrs. G. Sturerus, of
Zurich.
Like a
COOLING
*D*D W W f Jd JK JKi JCi *4 JEi •
HERE’S a breakfast for a hot
morning: A bowl of crisp
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, with
cool milk or cream, and
some berries or sliced fruit.
Delicious I And marvelously
refreshing.
Kellogg’s are rich in
energy but light, easy to di
gest. An ideal dish for any
hot-weather meal. The
danger of heat-prostration
is lessened when Kellogg’s
Corn Flakes are eaten in
place of heavy, slowly di
gested foods.
Kellogg’s are ready to
serve. No cooking. They’re
the largest-selling Corn
Flakes in the world because
they’re crisper — finer in
flavor. And the patented
heat^sedled WAXTITE bag
keeps them oven-fresh, even
in hot, sultry weather. Qual
ity guaranteed. Made by
Kellogg in London, Ontario.
The
terno.on of this week at the home of
Mrs. Wesley Shier.
The Mission Band meets Sunday
July 7th in the basement of the
Church at 2.30 p.m. all the children
are welcome.
Quite a number from here attend
ed anniversary services held at Gran
ton and Elimville on Sunday last.
Sunday visitors in the burg were:
Miss Evelyn Wynn, of London at Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Wynn; Miss Iva Chap-
pel of London at the home of her
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Howard An
derson', of Washington at their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson,
and children spent Sunday at the
latter’s home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rodd spent
Saturday last in London.
Master Clarence Thompson son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, we are
■sorry to report is still confined to
his bed.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Lovegrove and
family are making preparations for
t-heir holidays in the North Country.
The stork left a baby girl at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp
son oif Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
on Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Squire and Vio
let; Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Anderson,
of Washington, spent the holiday at
the Old Bdys Reunion at Hensall
and also visited with Mr. and Mrs.
joe. Dayman, of Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold- Hern attend
ed the Hern re-union at Mr. E.
Hern*s on Thursday afternoon last.
Master Tommy Lovegrove passed
his Entrance Exanmations on
year’s work.
Measles are qute prevalent in
vicinity.
! (Several
.StraVerry
GREENWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Muelhauser and
her parents Mr. and Mrs. William
Schroeder, of North Dakota return
ed home on Monday after spending
a week with Mrs. Schroeder’s sister
Mrs. E. H. Curte.
Mrs. Henry Hartle had the mis
fortune to sprain her arm when she
fell recently.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
C. Woodburn (nee Miss Olive Brown
who were man’ied at the manse on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Manford Belling and
Don, of Detroit, are spending their
vacation here and at Grand Bend.
Mr. Carmen Woodburn has pur
chased the house formerly owned by
Mr. East and has moved it to his lot
just back of the Orange Hall on
Main Street.
Mr. Dawson Woodburn, of Toron
to, is spending his vacation at hie
ilrome here.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Curts attend
ed memorial services at Dashwood
on Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. McGregor and Mrs. F.
Steeper returned from their enjoy
able trip to Saskatchewan last week/
The Young people presented their
play ‘’George in a jam” at Centen
ary last week. This was the eighth
time they have given the play!
and financial results are very grat-|
ifying. i
Mis's Ruby Hicks has been ill with >
the Flu and was unable to write her»
Entrance examinations.
S.
J.
G.
0.
A.
Miss Alice Higgins, Woodstock.
Mae McGregor, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Melville,
Monkton.
Hazel Coxwiorth, Blenheim
Tom Suitor, Chatham.
Marie Miller, Windsor.
Ross Miller, Windsor.
Mary Pybus, Burford
Mrs. J. H. Smith, Toronto.
Mrs. A. Graham, Aylmer.
Mrs. Robt. Strong (Emma Hudson)
Seaforth.
Mrs. L. Cleveland, Toronto.
Irene Snider, London
Mrs. E. McCraekien (C. McArthur)
Lo'ndon.
Thomas Murray, Menominee, Mich.
John Murray, Donaldson, Wisconsin
David S. Blair, Addie E. Blair, Mar
garet Blair, Mary Blair, Tuxf-ord,
Mrs. R. F. Kennedy (Maud Petty),
Winnipeg, Man.
Mrs. Louis Hildebrandt, Seaforth.
Mrs. Roy Snider, Kitchener*
Shirley Snider, Kitchener.
IL F. Dinnis, Seaforth
Ada R. Grey, Petrolia
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Clark
West
B. Ortwein, Detroit.
Brenliholt, Kitchener.
O. Planz, Waterloo.
Ortwein, London.
Jacob Brenholt, Kitchener.
Garnet Smallacombe, Guelph.
Gordon Smallacombe, Guelph.
Mrs. G. C. Smallacombe, Guelph.
Ada R. Smallacombe (Walker) Wal
kerville.
George E. Walker, Walkerville.
J. Maude Glenn, Toronto.
Ruth L. Downs, London.
Mamie S. Walker, Ypsilanti,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McMartin
Bonthron) Barrie,
Mrs. Louise Simpson (Lou
ron) Detroit, Mich.
Mae Simpson, Detroit.
Bill Simpson, Detroit.
Bob Bullard, Brandon.
John S. Wren. Toronto.
H. Shephard, Toronto.
A. Chesney,
Mrs. P. W.
Toronto.
Ivan Welch,
Vera Welsh,
Bert Welsh,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Consitt, Toronto.
Mrs. Wm. Westcott, Seaforth.
Beatrice M. Cudmore. Toronto.
Flo Cudmore, Toronto.
Leilla Welsh, Toronto.
Mrs. McPhillips, (Ida Cudmore) Tor
onto.
Albert and Ethel Cudmore and dau
ghter Rhoda, Toronto-.
Jean Dick Cawthorpe, Tavistock.
John G. Kaiser, Detroit.
Mary J. Hagan, London.
Allan Ferguson, Toronto.
Ross
John
J. C.
Edna
Anna
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Graham, London.
James Leslie Applegate, Michigan.
Thomas Leslie, Port Huron.
A. Baker, Lakeside.
James, Jean and Maida McArthur,
Ingersoll.
Chesney Sutherby, Trenton, Mich.
Dave and Mrs, Alair, Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Neleon Sutherby, (Minnie Ches-
ley) Trenton, Mich.
Dallas and Mrs. Sutherby, Wyan
dotte, Michigan.
William and Mrs. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F< McGaughey
Mis-s Jjoretta, London.
Dr. v. McGaughey, Montreal*
Dr. S. A, Weismlller, Toronto*
Miss Joyce Staff, Fairport, New York
Mrs. L. G. Allen, Guelph,
K. A. and Mrs. Miners, Toronto
Geo. W. Miners, (Katherine Miners)
London.
Laird Joynt, Toronto.
Mrs. J. C. Lindsay, (Bella Murray)
London. ayub, xv. vv<xi.»uu, otusntii,vuvvvciA*
Mrs. Maxwell Parker (Helen Smith) Mr, and Mrs. John 31. Neil
Morpeth, ont daughter, Lucan,
CORN FLAKES
and
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'Mrs. R. Watson, Saskatchewan.thefrom here attended
______________ Fetival held at Centralia
Miss'Lillian tJlens and Mr. For- on Firday last.