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residence there soon, bringing Mrs.
Hunter 'and son from Plattsville, Mr,
A. Meahan has purchased the Ruttier-
fOrd property opposite the post office.
Women's Institute
Mrs. D. S. McNaughton was hostess
to the members of Wroxeter Women's
Institute on Thursday afternoon, with
almost forty members and visitors in
attendance. The president, Mrs. H. V.
McKenney'presided and Mrs. 5. N.
Allen was at tire piano for the' opening
Ode, followed by the Lords' Prayer re-
peated in unison. Mrs. W. '1'. Mac-
lean presented the minutes and read
several letters of appreciation from
those remembered by the Good Cheer
Committee. The thought for tire
month was, They also serve who feed
the world, plans were made for the
Inter-Institute Contest, to take place
in the Town Hall, Nov. 13th, when
groups from Gorrie and Pordwich. will
compete with the 1'o al Institute, in
one half hour's concert, to be followed
by a Dance, Mrs. MacNaughton and
Mrs, Hamilton were named to arrange
a party for the adopted soldier, David
Roger, when he visits the 'village in
October. In response to the topic,
Sing, Say or Pay, a varied and inter-
esting programme was enjoyed, includ-
ing choice verses, readings, jokes,
mouth organ selection, piano solo,
bringing ottt the talents of the individ-
ual members. Several guests signed.
the Memorial Guest Book. Tea was
served, Mrs, H. Tirnut and Miss E.
MacEwetilassisting the hostess.
United Church Anniversary; Former
Minister, Guest Speaker
Large congregations gathered at the
United Church on Sunday laSt, for the
Anniversary services, Ideal weather
prevailed and the church was decorated
with an artistic arrangement of late
Summer flowers. Rev. T, M. Wesley
of Cainsville, was guest speaker. At
morning service, he spoke from the
words, "And this Stone shalt be God's
}louse, Gonisis, ch. 28, verse 22, and
in the evening took for his text, "Man
peoth Forth Unto His Work" psalm
'VA verse 23, and from the gospel of
St. John. White Ye have the light, be-
lieve.in the light that ye may be the
children or the light. The guest solo-
ist was Mr..Archie Henderson of Lon-
don, who sang two lovely solos. The
thqie under the direction of Mr, Ci-, A.
Wearring and Miss Mary Gibson as
organist sang two anthems with Miss
Agnes Weaning and Miss Helen Saw-
tell taking the solos, Mr; Vern Hop-
ler and Mrs, H. Hamilton sang a -duet
and a Male quartette, G. A, Wealthy,
G. Howes, A, iGibson, V, Hupfer con-
tributed number, Mrs. Douglas 'and
Mrs, Vern MacDonald, and their help-
ers,added much to the service in .mak-
ing the church beautiful with flowers,.
Rev. T. M, Wesley was resident mini-
ster iu the former 1"resbyterian
Church at the time of World War No.
1 and was Padre with the 1111 Battal-
ion, Service men and members of his
former, parish were pleased to have'
him return to take Charge of the An-
niversary services,
Women's Missionary Society
The Women's Missionary Society,
United Church will meet on Friday
afternoon, October 11th., 3 p.m, in the
church basement. Mrs. Gilbert How-
se and Mrs, W. G., Gibson will have
charge. The Roll Call to be answered
by Something I am Thankful For.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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Our Band.
Editor
Wingham Advance Times
I notice an item in last week's issue
of your paper nuder the Heading'
"Town Band Seeks New Instruments",
It is on record that 'the Greatest of
All. Teachers' said, with calm assur-
ance "Seek and ye shall find",
It'is to-be devoutly hoped that our
Band's seeking will end in finding. If
the search be diligently - engaged in,
-the finding will ensue! I entertain no
doubt of that, I would like to know,
however, just where the search is being
conducted, and, also, to whom the ap-
peal for the provision of new Instru-
ments is definitely addressed,
In considering both of these gest-
ures, we must first ask What is the
Wingham Band It is usually referred
to, when any, notice is taken of it,
(which is most lamentably seldom) as
the. Wingham Citizen's Band. This
title, it appears to me, explicitly im-
poses upon the Citizens of Wingham,
the inescapable obligation of attending
to its needs, supporting it, maintaining
it in good condition and endeavoring
by every available means to make it as
good a Band as any other Town has
in 'proposition to its population. Thus
our seeking is confined to the Council
Chamber and the appeal for help,
sponsored by .the Band addressed. to
those functioning there as its Foster
parents. Immediately those parents
arc informed that their .child is like
Oliver Twist "asking for more", I feel
sure they will exercise their brains in
an effort to accomplish the "finding"
and in doing so disassociate plemselves
froM that class of overseers which in
poor, forlorn, little Oliver's days were
such an unfeeling and muddle headed
bunch of attornies.
I therefore suggest that our Council
call itself immediate attention, sum-
mon a meeting of its members, discuss
this matter thoroughly and sympath-
etically, do the finding in a business-
tion of the community which is deeply
interested in the welfare ,and improve-
ment of our dearly beloved Wingham
Citizen Band.
Yours truly
Jas. G. Webster
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WROXETER
Mrs. Phil Durst spent part of last
week with her father; Mr, David
Campbell, who is seriously ill at thq
home of his son, Mr, Harvey Camn-
bcll.
Mr. Wesley Tremble of HOwick, has
disposed, of his farm and purchased
the home of the late Mrs, Alex :Me-
Laughlin in Gorrie, and where he will
,take up residence shortly,
. Mr. and Mrs, H, B, Allen and
daughters, Heather. and Bambara, of
13russels, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs, 5, N. Allen,
Born—In Wroxeter, on Monday,
September 0(111., to Mr, and Mrs.
'Wesley Paulin, a daughter, Prances.
Mr, and Mrs, George Edwards were
guests of Mrs. W, E.Hainstock, Ford-
wich on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Wightman and
children of Belgrave, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. W, Rae.
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Bolt and .two
Belgrave, were visitors with
the
Saturday,
Mr.
e
, is mother, Mrs, Eli Bolt on
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Magee and
children of Mossley, have taken up
residence in the home recently vacated
by Mr.. George Paulin. Mrs. Magee
is the fornier Dorothy Brown.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Sangster were Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon
MacKen.tie, London, Mr, Harry
Brown, Toronto, Mr, George Billing-
ton, London, England, Mrs. Stedel-.
Tilsonburg, Mrs. Gwynn; Seak
tie, Washington; Mr. and Mrs.. Jack
Barlow and Ruth Ann, Toronto, Mrs;
Gertrude Sangster, Detroit.
Mrs. L 5. Gamble, Fordwich, spent
part of last week with Mr. and Mrs.
D, S. McNaughton,
Mr. Dan McTavish, Brussels, was a
visitor in town on :Sunday.
Mrs. Jeanette Pye and daughter, of
Owed Sound, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. .Gav, Davidson. Mrs.
Pye was the former Jeanette Black of
Wroxeter.
Rev: J. L. Foster 'was in Cainsville
for Sunday services while Rev, T. M.
Wesley conducted Anniversary servic-
es here.
Mr. I. N. Allen accompanied by his
son, Mr. I-I. B. Allen, Brussetsfattend-
ed Druggists Convention in • Toronto;
last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Henderson -of
London, were week-end guests, of the
former's aunt, Mrs, John Gibson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McMichael
on Saturday with. Mr. and Mrs.
James Strong, Fordwich,
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gibson of limit
line,. Howi6k, were week-end guests of
Mr'. and Mrs. G. A. Wearring.
Wroxeter Community Association
A meeting of the W. C. Association
was held on Friday evening last in the
Red Cross Rooms. The president, Mr.
Hector Knight, presided and the minu-
tes read by Secretary, Mrs. H. I.
Durst were approved. Reports of re-
cent Euchre and Bingo also Dance
were encouraging, Another euchre
and chicken Bingo is being planned for
Tuesday, October 22nd. -A letter froth
County Engineer, Mr. Patterson was
read, re the sidewalk .and plans were
made to contact the Twp, Council re
this matter. Re lighting of the village:
a committee was authorized to get out
a petition. It was announced 'dank
milk delivery would be made, in the
village shortly. Meeting adjourned.
Next meeting to he called..for, the ev-
ening of October 25th., at 8.30 p.m.
Residence Purchased
Mr. Hunter of the Bank of Com-
merce here has purchased the residence
of Mr. A. Meahan, and will take up
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not the thanks of that very -large sec-
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