The Wingham Advance-Times, 1938-04-21, Page 5Thursday, April 21st, 1938 WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE 1HVE
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Of Better Styled
COATS
Style a-plenty in these Coats,
each coat shows individual
styling, all are exquisitely tail
ored in season’s new materials.
Misses’ and Women’s styes
and sizes, regular to $29.95, •
10% OFF REGULAR PRICES
Campbell, Edythe ..................
Campbell, Mabel ..................
Cantelon, Harold ...................
Casemore, Bertha ....................
Clarke, Irene...........................
Connell, Margaret ............... .
Deyell, Elmer.....-..................
Dore, Louise...........................
Elliott, Dorothy.......... ..........
Finlay, Nora ...........................
Fry, Norman ............................
Gannett, Betty .......................
Hastings, Norman ...............
Hogg, Edna .............................
Hollenbeck, Clarence ..—.—
Johnson, George ...................
Johnston, Fleming ..................
Kerr, Douglas.........................
Lloyd, Betty ...........................
Lloyd, Louise .......—....... .....
McGuire, Lois .........................
Norman, Bernice .................. .
Sinnamon, Reatha — Absent.
Stewart,/Dorothy ...................
St. Marie, Raphael ................
stoakley, Arnold ...................
Sturdy, William .....................
Tervit, Mary ...........................
Underwood, Jean ....................
VanWyck, Ann.......................
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HIGH SCHOOL EASTER EXAMINATION RESULTS
The following are the results of the High School Easter Examinations.
1—75% or over; 2—66 to 74%; 3—60 to 65%; 4—50 to 59%; 5—Failed.
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June. Mrs. J. B. Townend gave a
temperance reading. The secretary
read, fetters of thanks from families
who had been sent flowers at time of
bereavement. The meeting was clos
ed with a hymn and benediction.
Miss Louise McKenzie, of Sturgeon
Falls, is spending the holiday week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, R, E,
McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith, of Lon’don,
were holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Cole.
Miss Mae Young, of London, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Young.'
Gertie and Roy Armstrong and Mr.
Will Gorman, of Windsor, spent the
holiday with Mr. Wm. Armstrong and
family.
Mr. John Coultes celebrated his
80th birthday on Thursday. Congrat
ulations,
Y.P.S. to Plan Summer Activities
. The Young People’s .Society held
its regular meeting on Wednesday
night of last week with the Mission
ary Committee in charge. Bob Gras-
by presided and Mrs. C. Procter was
at the piano. The lesson was taken
by George Grigg. The topic of the
evening was an historical survey of
the beginning of missionary work in
the New Hebrides group of islands in
the Pacific Ocean and was ably taken
by Carl Proctor. The special feature
of the evening was a duet by Elaine
and Clifton Walsh. -The attendance
was especially good. A committee
has been appointed to look into the
question of Recreational activity for
the summer season and consists of
Messrs. Harold Vincent, Borden
Scott, Ken Wheeler, Jas. Coultes,
John Higgins and Misses Freda Jor
dan and Eileen McCallum.
Misses Verna Johnson and Kay
Townend were week-end visitors at ;
their home.
Sixteen Join Church
Special services marked the Easter
Day in the United Church. In the
morning the Easter Communion Ser
vice was held. There was a large con
gregation and 16 new members were !
received into the fellowship of the '
church by profession of faith. In the
evening the Easter Thank-Offering ‘
Service of the Women’s Missionary
Society was held with Rev. Charles .
Cumming of Walton as the special
speaker for the occasion. Special 1
musical numbers were ably rendered (
by the choir assisted in the evening
service by Mrs. W. Pocock.
CAMPE R\
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MAKES SCAMPERS
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iStokes.
Messrs. Roy Hastings, Thomas Ap
pleby and daughter, Lois, spent last
Thursday in Goderich.
more June 23rd.
MORRIS
BELMORE
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Anderson, Merle ..........
Baynham, Betty ............
Biggs, Darrel ................
Blake, Margaret .........
Dore, Alice ....................
Hamilton, James ...........
Lane, Muriel .........9.......
Marsh, Margaret ..........
McKibbon, Mary ..........
Nethery, Ruth ................
Parker, Patricia ............
Rae,. Betty ......................
Reid, Scott .....................
Reid, Willa .................. .
Scott, Charles ..............
Edgar, Evelyn ...............
McClenaghan, Edith .......
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MUNDELL—In Wingham. General
Hospital, on Tuesday, April 19th,
’ to Mr. and Mrs. George Mundell.
Glenannan, a daughter.
DIED
BROPHY—In Culross, on Saturday,
April 16th, 1938, at the residence of
Mr. Lwarerice Kelly, Con. 2, George
Brophy, in his 78th year.
The funeral service was held in the
Sacred Heart Church, Teeswater, on
Monday morning, when requiem High
Mass was sung. Interment took place
in Teeswater Cemetery.
Armitage, Doris ------
Baird, Ralph ..............
Bateson, Jack ............
Boyle, Norman ..........
Cruickshank, Jean ....
Cruickshank, Mary....
Golley, Dorothy ........
King, Rita ..................
’Lamb, John .................
McCallum, Harold. ....
Mundy, Edith ............
Posliff, Harry ...... ......
Preston, Mary Julia ..
Robeirtson, Rhoda ........
Robertson, Smith ......
Walker, Vern .....
Wheeler, Kenneth ........
Wheeler, Nora .........
Wheeler, Ruth ..... .
Elliott, Lois................
Williasm, Muriel .......
Coulter, Margaret .....
Coutts, Elgin ...............
Baird, Mary................
Bateson, Helen..........
Coulter, Margaret .....
Coutts, Elgin ............
Gear, John ..................
Hamilton, Loreen
Hastings, King..............
Hupher, Betty ..........
McLean, Dotielda .......
Reid, Creighton ........
Weir, Edith ................
Wettlaufer, John .......
McKay, Jean...........
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The Woniati’s Association of Knox
United Church met in the basement
of the church on Wednesday after
noon with the president, Mrs. Car!
Procter in charge, The meeting was
Miss Ethel Johnston is
her Easter holidays with her parents.
Mr. Will Peacock has been on the
sick list for a week. We hope he will
soon be better.
Miss Rudd spent Easter holidays
with friends at Palmerston.
Miss Pearl Mathers is spending her
Easter holidays with her father and)
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Moses of Grey.
Miss Viola Mathers spent Sunday
. with her father and sisters in Blue-
vale.
Mrs. Cecil Griffith, Guelph, spent
Easter with Mr. and iMrs. Chas. Bos
man, 2nd line.
Miss Janet Robertson spent Easter*
Sunday with her mother and brothers,.
1st line.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robertson'
and children visited Sunday afternoon’
with Mr. and Mrs. Richmond, Blyth.
Among our Easter visitors we no
ticed Mrs. Law, of Toronto, Miss
Jennie McKee of Whitby, Miss Lizzie
McKee and George McKee, of Gor-
rie, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNeil and
sons of Teeswater, Mr. Deans, De
troit, at Jack Reid’s on Sunday.
Mrs. (Rev.) Raynor attended Pres
bytery meeting the past week.
Beautiful Easter lillies adorned the
United Church Sunday, presented by
the McKee family, Gorrie, in remem
brance of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. McKee, who were loyal support
ers of the church for many years.
Those visiting: Mrs. Mulvey with
her sister at Lucan, Miss Irene Curie
with her sister in Gorrie, Joe Tiffin
at his home in Wingham.
Service was held in the Presbyter
ian Church Friday afternoon, one
baptism and four joining.
Mr. and Mrs. Baiers motored to
London Sunday to see Mrs. Baiers’
mother. Mr. Solomon Zinn is also in
London Hospital and Mrs. George
Rutherford. *
Mr. Raynor, John Stokes, Richard
Jeffray and Jack Reid all had wood
bees the past week.
A- meeting of the Women’s Insti
tute was held at the home of Mrs.
Shurter on Wednesday afternoon.
Following the business session, Mrs.
Ackert, of Holyrood, the District
President, gave a very splendid ad
dress and conducted the election of
officers which resulted as follows:
President—Mrs. Wm. Elliott.
1st Vice Pres.—Mrs. Harry Mulvey.
2nd Vice Pres.—Mrs. Torn Metcalf.
Sec.-Treas.—Mrs. Geo. Inglis.
Pianist—Mrs. Raynor.
Press Reporoter—Miss M. Jeffray.
Dist. Rep.—iMrs. McLean.
Dist. Director—Mrs. Shurter.
Auditors—Mrs. O. Stokes and Mrs.
T, Metcalf,
Roll Call was answered by the pay
ment of fees. Mrs. Tom Metcalf gave
a reading "Education should be of
Self Adjustment.” "The Soul’s Spring
Cleaning” a reading by Mrs. David
Eadie. Mrs. Appleby read a paper on
"Education put into Practice.” The
District Annual will be held in Bel-
Reid’s
glenannan
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Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gray and lit
tle son, Alfred, of Toronto, were
guests on Saturday with the latter’s
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Metcalfe.
Mrs. Muir and Norman, Toronto,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Wallace. Mrs. Muir will remain for
the summer at the Wallace home.
Mr. Samuel Marshall spent one day
last week in Toronto, with his bro
ther, Mr. David Marshall, who is a
patient in Toronto General Hospital.
Mi*, and Mrs. Selah Breckenridge
of Grey, were recent viistorS with the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Glasses
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Eyesight Specialist for 20 years.
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Wingham Office:
Williams’ Jewelry Store
Every Wednesday Morning
Phone 5W for Appointment.
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opened hy all joitimg ifi the siftgitig
of an Eastet hymn followed by pray
er* Miss Edith Procter read
Scripture lesson. The minutes of
previous meeting were adopted,
was decided to buy some forks
use at Church bazaars. It is also
planned to hold a Garden Party in
Over the holiday we
sold completely out of
fruits and vegetables.
Fresh stock is how be
ing unloaded.
Visit our store before
you do your purchasing.
Compare price and qual
ity.
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