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HENSALL
Mother’s Day services will be held
in all the local churches next Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken, Traviss spent
the week-end wit'h iShelbourne rela
tives.Mr.
recent
tives.
The
nicely _ ,
full swing.
Mrs. 'Claude Blowes was visiting
last week with friends and relatives
in London.
Mrs. Robt. Jarrett, of London,
spent the week-end visiting rela
tives in town.
Mrs. Ernest Shaddick and
Joseph Hudson visited
London on Thursday.
Mrs. John Parke was
ui’dW’ wM|i her sister
Douglas, of Hyde Park.
The big storm of Saturday after
noon passed to the south of Hensail
so no damage was done here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and little
daughter, of Delhi, spent the week
end here with Mrs. Alice Pfaff.
Miss Margaret Buchanan has {re
turned to Toronto after spending
several weeks with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Consitt were
week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Robin McAllister, of the Parr Line.
Mrs. Geo. Hedden and family
have moved into the house on the
Kilpatrick farm just south of Kip
pen.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight and
two 'Children, of Kitchener, were
week-end visitors with Hensail rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred _ . .,
London, were here on Sunday visit-
. Ing with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ham- J ilton.
Mrs. Maud Hedden and little son
Donald, of .Sudbury, N.O., are visit
ing relatives in town for a couple of
weeks.Mr. and Mrs. Orval Beavers and
little daughter Norma of Farquhar,
were visiting relatives in town on
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren and
Mr. W. L. McLaren spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alt.
Farquhar.
Mrs. A. C. Hoggarth,
Alta., is spending a few
visiting with her sister
Murdock.
Miss Alice Higgins, who has been
in London for several months is
spending a couple of weeks at her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dick, who have
been visiting with their son Ross at
Smithsville, near Toronto, returned
home on Sunday.
Mr. Thomas Welsh has his saw
mill running full time, cutting up
the large number of logs, delivered
at the mill during the winter.
Mrs. (Albert Harvey, who recently
isold her farm at Kippen, has moved
•Mr. Ed. Morrison, of Clinton,
was he.re for several days last week
helping his sister, Miss Emily Mor
rison, "get ready for her sale.
Mr. Wm. Bell has accepted a pos
ition with Dr. Moir for the summer
and has moved his family into one
of the houses on the Moir farms.
Mrs. John McKenzie, who has
spent the winter months with her
son in Stanley Township has return
ed to her home here for the sunlmer
months.Rev. Beverley Farr, rector of St.
Paul’s Anglican church here, has
been transferred to Dorchester and
will preach his farewell sermon next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Manley Jinks, who has been
very poorly for some time is visiting
for a few weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. James McClinchey, of
Stanley Township.
Mrs. Alex McMurtrie who is 'Con
fined to her bed at the home of
son John McMurtrie of Stanley
is not innproving as quickly as
many friends could wish.
Miss Emily Morrison who
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been in Toronto for several months
was home for a few days last week
getting ready 'for the sale of her
household effects held on Saturday
afternoon.
A large crowd attended the auc-
tlon sale of the household effects
of Miss Emily Morrison held here on
Saturday afternoon. The heavy rain
interfered somewhat with the sale
but every thing brought good prices
Mr. 'Geo. Elliott, of 'Clinton, was the
auctioneer.
Miss Beryl Drummond who has
had a beauty shoppe at her home foi’
tihe past two years' has moved into
what is known as the .Standard
Bank building on Mfiin Street which
will be much more convenient both
for Miss Drummond and her custom
ers.
The services in 'Carmel ’Presby
terian church on Sunday were well
attended, the guest speaker of the
day was Mr. Perry, a son of Rev. Mr.
Perry, of Wingham and a college
chum of Rev. Mr. Young's. At the
morning service the special part in
the anthem was taken by Mrs. Jas.
Paterson, At the evening service
Miss Dorothy Daters sang a solo
and special parts were taken in the
anthem by Mug. W, A. McLaren and
Miss Daters.
The Hensail, Exeter and Brucefield
Oddfellows attended the Divine Ser
vice here on Sunday evening at the
United Church. The brethren met at
the local lodge ii’oom and marched
in a body to t!he church headed by
Mr. Geo. C, Petty, who acted as the
Marshal. The pastor of the church,
Rev. Arthur 'Sinclair .gave a very
appropriate address. Miss Florence
Welsh and Mr. Lorne Elder sang
solos. There was a large congrega
tion present to enjoy the service.
Training School for Junior Insti
tute Project Leaders and Assistants
was held in Hensail on Friday and
Saturday, May 1st and 2nd. Repre
sentatives were present from. Sea
forth, Mrs. J. Hildebracht and An
nie Pople; Zurich, Irene Mousseau
and Mary Coleman: Hensail, Mrs.
E. K. Hutton and Isobel Alexander.
The .class was under the direction of
Miss F. Durnin, of Dungannon.
These leaders will now help in carry
ing out the interesting and instruc
tive clothing project “Being Well
Dressed and Well Groomed” in their
respective clubs. Each club and
club members will show their best
work in competition at Achievement
Day to be held in Clinton on June
13.
Funeral of Duncan McMartin
The funeral of the late Duncan
McMartin whose death occurred on
Tuesday, April 28 th, took place
from his late residence on Thurs
day afternoon interment taking
place in the Brussels cemetery. The
funeral service .was conducted by
his pastor, Rev. Mr. W. A. Young,
of Carmel Presbyterian Church.
During the service, Miss Bella Smale
sang, “Some Day We Will Under
stand.” Mr. McMartin was born in
Manchester, Ont. in 1865. When a
boy, the family moved to Wingham
where he spent his school days, later
.moving to Brussels.' In 189 0, he
married Miss Matilda Ferguson and
they lived in Brussels for a time,
then to Lucan and about 40 years
ago moved to Elensall, where they
have been highly respected residents
since. Mr. McMartin has been in
very poor health for a number of
years and gradually grew weaker
till he passed away. He was a mem
ber of Carmel Presbyterian Church
and in politics" a Liberal. He is sur
vived by his bereaved widow, one
daughter, six grandchildren and four
great grandchildren. There are also
four" sisters, Mrs. William Norton,
or Trout Creek; Mrs. William Wil
ton, of Brussels; Mrs. John John-,
ston, of Pontiac, Mich.; Mrs. Fred
Huiinbright, of Detroit and two bro
thers Robt. McMartin of Hensail and
Hugh McMartin, of Watford. The
pall bearers were Fred Manns, Al
fred Taylor, James Patersou, Cllas.
Moore, Nelson Blatchfqrd and Geo.
Smale. The following attended the
funeral from a distance: Mr. David
McDonald, Galt; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Champion, Galt; Mrs. Fred Claire,
of Newark, N.J..; Mrs. G. Bracey, of
Royal Oak, Mich.; Mrs. Mae Berns,
Galt; Mr. William McMartin, Royal
Oak, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Christie and daughter, of Exeter;
Miss Annie Johnston, Pontiac, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Walker, of Beamsville
Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prior, of
Dorchester.
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Mrs. Hannah Millson returned to
her home in Stratford on Thursday
after spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millson.
Friends of Mr. Ralph Parkinson
will regret to learn that he is con
fined to his bed with serious illness,
butt hope for a speedy recovery.
. Mr. Wm. Morley arrived home on
■Friday from Detroit where she had
been visiting the past week. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. R. G.
Moeller, Mrs. Cliff. Huebner, Mrs.
Chas. Tiefny and Chas. Garretson,
who spent the week-end at her home.
Mr. Tom’Pullen, of Kirkton, was
a -Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Pullen.The Mission Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Thos. Gunning for their
May meeting with six members pres
ent. Velma Squire presided. Shirley
Squire read the Scripture lesson and
Merle Squire offered prayer. Read
ings were given by Jean Ogden and
Maida Morley; instrumentals by
Shirley Squire and Ruth Hodgins.
Merle Squire explained the 5tli chap
ter of the Study Book. Mrs. Thomas
Gunning closed the meeting.Mr. and Mrs. Harry ’White, of
Kirkton, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. F. Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sutherby and
family, of London, visited on Sunday
at Mr. Wilson Morley’s.
CREDITOR
Mr. Gerald Zwickei’ is sporting a new Chevrolet coach.
Mr. Harold Petch of the U. of W.
O, spent Sunday at his home here.
Miss Edna Beavers, of London,
spent t'he week-end at her home here.
Mr. Ed. French, of Toronto, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Oestriciher.
Miss Agnes Lampont has returned
home after spending the winter
months in Detroit.
Mr. and M'rs. Ward Fritz and
daughter Mary Lou spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Eilber.
We regret to' report that Mr. D.
M'clsaac suffered a stroke Monday
night. We wish him a speedy recovery.
Miss Wealthy Schroeder, of Tor
onto, spent several days last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Schroeder.
Mr. H. K. Eilber attended a di
rectors’ meeting of the Hay Town
ship Fire Insurance Co., at Dash
wood on Saturday.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Godfrey Nicholson is not making
very satisfactory progress. He is at
London at present taking treatment.
Mr. Jack Quinlevan, of Stratford,
visited over the week-end at the
Central Hotel, Miss Dorothy Fahrner
returning to Stratford with him.
'The Trustee Board of the Evan- __ ___„____ ___________;gelical Church on behalf of the con-' the week-end with' his sister
gregation have invited the pastor: ;
Rev. A. E. Pletch for his third year.
A fhree-act comedy will be pre-1 | sented by the Young People of the j
Grand Bend United Church in the |
Crediton Town Hall on Wednesday j
evening May 20 th under the au- '
spices of the Young People’s League
of t'he Evangelical Church. This
play has already been given seven
times which testifies to its popular
ity.
Mother’s Day services will be held
in the United Clhurch Sunday School
Sunday morning. Special program
in honor of mother is being pre
pared At the evening service
“Mothers” will be the theme with
specia1 music by a Mother’s choir.
Baptismal service will also be con
ducted.
The services at the Evangelical.
Church next Sunday morning will be
CREDITON EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jasney and
daughter and Min and Mrs. E. Siinsi
and son spent (Sunday with Mrs. Sims
parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Kenny, at
Shipka.
Master Wilmer Wein son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Wein had his ton
sils removed by Dr. Dunlop in Exe
ter on Tuesday.
Miss Jean Baynham, of London
spent Sunday with her parents Mr
and Mrs. Sam Baynham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherley and
Mr, and Mrs. T. Pace, of London and j
Mrs. T. Hedden, of Brantford, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Moitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Russell and son
and Mrs. George Hayes and daugh
ters, of Exeter, visited Sunday with
Mrs, Wilson Anderson,
Mrs. John Lawson is still in a very
critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baird and two.
sons and Mrs. Jo’hn Baird visited on
Sunday at Grand -Bend.
Miss Helen Bullock has been con
fined to her home with the measles.
KIRKTON
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robinson, of
Minneapolis and their grand-daugh
ter Grace Dane, of Iowa, City and
niece Clare Gumelius, of Portland,
Oregon, visited with relatives here
the past week.
Mr. Lloyd Colgin, of Detroit, spent
.....................................• Mrs.
Jas. Howe.
Mr. Russell Brock has moved in
to Mrs. D. Goulding’s 'house recent
ly vacated by Mr. Ed. Waterton.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Myers, of Strat
ford, visited with friends in the vil
lage last Thursday.Mir. Walter Hazelwood, has re
turned to our village after spending
the winter months with his _ sons
William and Chester, of Detroit.
HURONDALE
Tfhe annual meeting of the Huron-
dale W. I. was held Thursday, April
3 0th at the home of Mrs. C. Frayne.
The retiring president Mrs. R. Kestle
occupied the chair. A very favorable
report of the year’s work was given
by Mrs. 'Beckler. It was decided that
the losing side of the contest fur- I o f o onniol avail,
ing to be held in June. Mrs. F. Down
district director, very ably gave the
report of a recent district meeting
held at the home of Miss Keddy.
The election of officers with Mrs. O.
Moir and Mrs. C. Simmons acting
as scrutineers followed: Hon. Pres.,
Mrs. R. Kestle; Pres., Mrs. Arthur
Rundle; 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. G. Bol-
' ton; 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs. W. Ker-
nick; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. M.
Beckler; Assistant ditto, Mrs. A.
Muir; District Director, Miss Kath
leen Strang; Branch Directors, Mrs.
A. Ford, Mrs. ,S. McQueen, Mrs. Wm.
Etherington, Miss H. Keddy; Dis
trict Rep., Mrs. Rundle, Miss K.
Strang, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Passmore
Emergency Com., Mrs. W. Jeffery,
Mrs. J. Selves, Mrs. O. Cann, Mrs.
B. Case; Press Reporter. Mrs. Ru
fus Kestle; Pianist, Miss K. Strang;
Auditors, Mrs. W. Etlherington, Miss
L. Oke. The new president, Mrs.
Rundle took the chair for the re
mainder of the pogram. A communi-
ity song was led by Mrs. A. Morgan;
Mrs. G. Frayne favored with two
violin selections and little Miss J.
Simmons with tap-dancing, both be
ing accompanied on the piano' by
Mrs. C. Simmons. The committee in
charge served a dainty lunch. The
May meeting will be held at
home of Mb's. iLuther Oke.
LyllU l vll llUAl pUHUdj 11111 Illg YV 111 Uo j , 1 ,, - - « 4. «of special interest. The congregation! nwh^the program at^ a^social even
will have the unusual privilege of
hearing Dr. Raymond Ve'h, editor of
the Evangelical Crusader. A mothers
choir will be in attendance and de
liver several, selections. A special
program is being given in the Sun
day School.
Presentations
A delightful evening was spent
recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.’ Everett Fahrner when the
members of the Junior League, of
the Evangelical Church gathered in
'honor of Reginald and Reynold
Wuerth prior to their departure for
their new home in I-Iensall. The ev
ening was pleasantly spent in games
and contests after which Regina1 d
and Reynold were each presen1 J
with a fountain pen. Room III >,f
the Public Sc'hool presented the boys
with books.
Ladies* Aid and W. M. S.
The meeting of the Ladies’ Aid
and W. M. S. was held in the base
ment of the Evangelical Church.
The president took the chair. After
the devotional exercises the roll call
was called when 17 responded. The
society reported, 9 calls; 18 sick
visits,. 12 treats, 2 bouquets and 34
cards. The business was then
transacted. The Treasurer reported
work done in the basement of the
church amounting to $48.23 which
was paid. Committee reported that
$15.70 was .made at the baking sale
at Easter. Delegates for the- W.M.S.
convention which will be held in
Crediton, May 27th and 28th are
Mrs. Pletch and Mrs. D. Finkbeiner.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening, June 2nd. Mrs. J.
Finkbeiner took the chair for the
program which was opened with a
(hymn. The chapter of the study book
was given by Mrs. Hy. Kuhn. A read
ing on Temperance was given by
Mrs. E. Wenzel followed by a vocal
duett “Yield Not to Temptation”’ by
Mrs. E. Wenzel and Mrs. Herb Mor-
lock,
hymn
The meeting was 'Closed with
and prayer.
GRAND BEND
.Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Sarnia, vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Mol-
lard on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Russell Webb, of
Blackbush, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Oliver on Sunday. Mr. Oliver
has been laid up with a real bad cold
but is somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hay visited
Mr. Adam Patchen, of Thedford, on
Sunday.Mr. Waldron and family, of Lon-
have moved into Mr. N. Hayter’s
house. We welcome them to the
village.■ Mrs. Ida Eccleston has returned
from California where she has spent
the winter.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery, .of St. Jos
eph visited MI’S. Wilbur Dewey on
Friday.Mr. Gordon Tiederman and family
moved to Thedford this week.
Mrs. Arthur Baker was a Sunday
visitor with Mrs. Wm. Baker.
iMiss Atkinson, of Exeter, ‘
week-end visitor with Miss
Grieves.The very heavy down pour of ram
on Saturday will (hold up seeding for
some time. It was the heaviest rain
for years. , ,The Band boys made a good show
ing Sunday on their march and the
music rendered was much enjoyed.
A great deal of praise is due the
leader Mr. jack Walper, in doing
so well with the boys in such a short
time. Also the boys deserve compli
ments on t'heir steady attendance and
the real effort they have put forth.
.Mr.
was a
Helen
HARTLEY
Mr, and Mrs. J. Prance and family
have moved into the home on. Mr.
R. Webb’s, farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hayter, of
Detroit, spent the week-end with his
mother Mrs. Austin Hayter.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Hodgins was
visited on Monday .by Mr, Mansell
Hodgins.Mr. Birch, of Grand Pend has been
engaged to work for Mr. J. Ridley
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H, Love visited in
Exeter on Saturday. .
SHIPKA
the
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid was held Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Ed. Lamport with
eight members and 2 visitors pres
ent. The president, Mrs. A. Gaiser
presided. The meeting opened with
hymn and prayer by Mrs. E. Keyes.
Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. A.
Finkbeiner; solo by Miss P. Keyes;
heading by Mrs. L. Finkbeiner; duet
by Misses R. Lamport and L. Baker.
Reports were read and adopted. Two
sick visits were reported. It was de
cided to hold a strawberry social
on the evening of June 19th. Meet
ing was closed with singing. a hymn
and the Lord’s Prayer repeated in
unison. Lunch was served by the osf ess t
Mr. Clifford Keyes from Varna,
called on relatives last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tetreau were
Sunday visitors in Parkhill.
Quite a number from here are
attending conference this week which
is being being held in Dashwood Zion
Church.
Miss Ruth Lamport has returned
to her home after a week’s visit with
her sister in Ilderton, Mr. G. McNair
Mr. Ernie Hutchinson from Dash
wood spent Monday last with friends
'h er e.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, of
Parkhill, Mr, Howard Sheppard and
Miss Olive Sheppard, of London, vis
ited (Sunday with relatives here.
Last Sunday being Missionary Sun
day in the Sunday School a paper
was given by Miss Dorothy Harlton
and a piano solo by Miss Ila Switzer.
Sext Sunday a regular Mother’s
Day Service will be held at 10.30
a.m. with a program and Sunday
Sc'hool after the usual hour.
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Mr. and Mrs, Jas. (Squire and Vio
let attended the birthday party at
Exeter on Tuesday evening last week
given in honor of Mr. Henry Squire
who was 87 years old that day. The
evening was pleasantly spent in
playing games, music, etc.
The W. M. ;S. meets Wednesday af
ternoon of this week at the home of
Mrs. Harry Rodd with Mrs. Wilbur
Wynn in charge of the program.
The Mission Circle meets Tuesday
of this week in the basement of the
church.
Mr. Welsey Shier, of London, vis
ited last week with friends here. j
Mr. and Mrs. E. Gregory, of
on the Mitchell Road, visited
day last with the latter's cousin
Hannah Rinn.
The Y. P. L. met for their
meeting on .Sunday night -with
splendid attendance. Rev. G. P. Par
sons, of Kirkton was the quest speak
er for the evening.
Miss Dorothy Camm, of Grand
Bend, visited at her home here for
the week-end.
Friends of Mrs. Win. Sinclair and
Mrs. Gordon .Sinclair are sorry to
know they are both 'confined to their
bed through illness. We hope it will
not be of long duration.
THAMES ROAD
Rev. Mr. Walden was in charge of
the services at Thames Road and
Roys 'Churches on Sunday in the in
terests of Temperance.The severe storm on Saturday
left the countryside flooded for a
time. We are glad no serious acci
dents occurred. Mr. G. Duncan’s
woodshed was completely torn from
the house.
A pleasant evening was spent by
the neighbors and friends on Friday
at the home ‘Of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bal-
lantyne and Miss Beth, previous to
moving to their new home on the
Thames Road. They were the recip
ients of happy expressions of good
will. The evening was spent in
dancing, etc. Messrs. Jim McKellar
and Ken. MeNiehol supplied the
music.Mr. and Mrs. P.ollen were visitors
on Sunday with Mr. and M.rs. Wm.
Fawcett, of Mitchell on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunkin spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. William Ham
ilton, of Cromarty.
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GREENWAY
Next Sunday Mother’s Day will be
observed in the United Church by a
special program. As this is “Go to
Sunday School day” every one is
urged to’ attend. The members of the
Junior school are requested to be
present at 1.15 p.m.
Mrs. A. W. Thompson and son
Gordon, of Brampton, .spent Jas^
week-end with relatives here.
Mr. Russell McGregor was operat
ed on for appendicitis last Monday
in London and is doing as well as
can be expected.
Rev. J. B. Moore, Mr. Lloyd Tay
lor, Mr. W. J- Brown, Mrs. John
Gill, Mrs. Goodham and Miss Mae
Wilson attended the Presbytery and
Presbyterial in Clinton last Tuesday.
We hope for the speedy recovery
of Mrs. C. Mason, who fell and broke
her hip recently.
Measles are still quite prevalent
A new victim about every day.
Mrs. Archie McIntosh has returned
from a visit with friends in Port
Huron.The Y. P. U. will present their
play “Headstrong Joan” at Grand
Bend on Friday, May Sth.
Rev. Mr. Bremner, of Brucefield,
had charge of the Thank-offering
service for the W.M.S. in the United
'Church on Sv^day. Miss Marton, a
Missionary from Central India gave
a most interesting and instructive
address on the Mission work in that*
vast country. A ladies choir under1
the leadership of Mrs. Ulens had
charge of the music and rendered an
effective anthem.
Miss Ruble Brown is visiting her
siter Mrs. Mousseau, of Kippen.
Mr. J. Laurie and Miss Leask vis
ited .relatives in Sarnia last week.
Everyone reports a good concert
given, by the Jubilee (Singers last
I Friday night under the auspices of
the Harmony class. Proceeds were
$39.00./ Mr. and Mrs. James Wellman and
Marylon, of Port Huron, visited rel-
aives here on Sunday,Mr. and Mrs. Percy Nichols and
Mrs. D. D. Thomson, of Parkhill,
spent Sundav afternoon in our burg.
Several of our folk have enjoyed
fishing—whether they got many or
few.Mr. and Mrs, J. Scott, of Ravens
wood and Miss Noble were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hutchinson.
Miss Lois Brown has recovered
from hot* recent illness.
Messrs. W. J. and Dean Brown
are sawing at their mill,
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Training horses seems to be a very
popular pastime lately.
The Y. P. U met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ulens last Tuesday ev
ening. Meeting opened with a sing
song led by the musical director
Miss Dorothy Belling. Erma Good
hand who had 'charge of the worship
period opened it wjth a piano solo,
followed by hymn “Love that will
not let me go”. Scripture lesson
by Bob Brunswick and prayer by
Mr. Moore. The topic “Music” was
taken by Erma Goodhand and a la
dies quartette sang Tam Listening’
It being the Christian Culture meet
ing a debate: Resolved that riches
rather than poverty tends to develop
character, was given by Ivan Sharpe
Ula Ulens, Kenneth Smithers and
Thelma Sheppard. Result was a tie.
Roll call was answered by humor
ous subjects for debate. There were
32 present. Meeting closed by hymn
and Mizpa'h benediction.
MT? CAMMP
Fr. Fogarty retu"
day of last week 1
visit with his bro
at New York.
There will be a i
Hall on Friday ev
All are invited.
Herb Hartman'
te spent .Saturday’
Mr. DoyleLondon'" called oh
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Geraldine Harness,
ford, spent' Thursday with'
here.
dies quartette sang “I am listening
O’Rourke entertained " ’ “ ‘ ’’
on Friday evening to
report a good time.
Judge Coughlin and
na, of Windsor, spent
with his brother Frank Coughlin.,
their friends
a dance. All
daug*htef An-
the week-end
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