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a Laymen's .Service in the Anglican
Church,
Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Strong spent
Sunday, June 13th, with Mr. and Mrs.
David Hutcheson of Wiugham, and
attended the annual Flower Sunday
Service in the United Church, Whig-
ham. •
Mr. and Mrs, Cameron Edgar visit-
ed with Mr, Muir Anderson of Guelph
on Wednesday, who is a patient in the
Guelph Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Chapman
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fish-
er, Brussels, to Hespeler, where they
spent the week-end with relatives,
A number from here attended the
Molsworth Garden Party on Wednes-
day.
Miss Margaret Jardine and Mrs.
Wesley Heimpel and children of
Wroxeter, were recent visitors with
Mrs. Mae Jackson.
Dr. Scott Hamilton, Dean of Ed-
monton University and Mrs. L. F.
Ashton of Brampton, visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Scott on
Monday of last week,
Tea and Sale
The S. S. room of the United
Church was lovely with peonies and
spring flowers for the annual after-
noon tea and sale of the Women's
Mrssionary Society. Dainty refresh-
ments were served at small tables,
Mrs. 'L, N. Whitley and Mrs. Len
Ruttan poured tea.
Mrs. Emma Graham, St. Louis,
Mich., her daughters, Mrs. J. Burn-
ham, Lansing, Mich., and Mrs. Norma
Henry of Jackson, Mich., spent last
week with the former's sister, Mrs.
Ernest King and other relatives. Oth-
er visitors at the same borne for the
week-end were Mr. and ,Mrs, S.
Branning, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cal-
mer and Gary of Toronto..
Mrs. Preston Walker and daughter,
Evelyn, of Ingersoll, and Mr. Lambert
Stinson of Toronto, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Bradnockeon Sunday.
Miss Jessie Hastie
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R. N., of Stoulf-
ville, spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. E. Hastie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Hastie.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ptolemy anu
daughter, Miss Jean of Seattle, Wash.,
Mrs. Lucas of Appleby, Out., and
Mr. and Mrs, E. Stewart of Stoney
Creek, called on ,Mrs. W. C. King on
Sunday morning and on Sunday after-
noon Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King, Mr.
and Mrs, Archie Miller, Sandra and
Elaine, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hastie and
family, also Mr, and Mrs, Ira Mac-
Lean and family, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Moffatt of
Wingham.
Women's Association
The June meeting was held in the
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church parlour with the President,
Mrs, H. Spariing Presiding," The
hymn, "Blest he the tic that binds"
was song followed by the Lord's
prayer, Mrs. J. Hyndman read the
scripting lesson from Hebrews, 11th
chapter, Reports were given from
the four groups, Mrs. Wellington
gave a synopsis of the 4th chapter of
the book, "Zonya" which is being
read et the meetings after which Mrs,
Kaine .read Chapter 5, which was very
interesting. The meeting closed with
the Mizpali benediction. A quilt was
quilted, lunch was served and a social
time spent.
Prize Winners At Federation Picnic
A number from this community at,
tended the annual. picnic of the Huron
Federation of Agriculture at Goderich
on Thursday, In the Square Dance
Competition the following took part
and were winners of the 1st, prize of
$25.00, Chas, Black, Wes. Underwood,
Bill. Mann, T, J. Schaefer, Tom Mc-
Clement, Hugh Doig, Bill Felker and
Geo, Timm.. Mr, and Mrs, Sam Tinun
supplied music for the dance and
David Neilson called off,
Deputy Reeve E. H. Strong was in
Goderich last week attending County
Council.
Rev. Wallace Johnston of Coiling-
wood has been visiting his sister,
Mrs, Harvey Snarling and Mr. Spar-
ling.
Sunday School Anniversary
Large congregations attended the
Sunday School Anniversary services
on Sunday, June 20th, in the United
Church. Mr. David Savage of Lis-
towel, was guest speaker at both cer-
vices. At the morning service he spoke
on the theme, "Ye are my witnesses,"
directing his remarks to the Sunday
School. The Kelterborn Quartette of
Milverton, contributed two very fine
numbers, This male quartette is com-
prised of father and three sons. Then
at the evening service Mrs. A. Suwala,
Listowel, sang two beautiful solos.
Mr. Savage chose as his evening sub-
iect, "Behold the Man." In his address
he presented a challenging appeal to
church members now respond to
the claim of the "Man of Calvary."
Earl Re-Union
The 16th annual re-union of the
Earl family was held at Listowel
Park, on. Saturday, June 19th.. A large
crowd of over a hundred sat down to
a sumptuous dinner, after whin] the
sports committee took over and all
enjoyed the fun. Then followed a ball
game which was carried on until tea
time. Little Beverley Squires •Ilew the
lucky ticket for the teen age. girls,
crowning Miss Aurdey Hastie, queen
for the day, and her gilt front Mr. and.
Mrs. T. J. Montgomery, Detroit, was
a double strand of pearls. Tea was
served and the 'business concluded in
the usual way,
The president, ;Arr. T. J. Earl of
Mitchell asked for a minutes silence
in loving-memory of the late Anson
Thornton. He gave a special welcome
to the Detroit relatives and Mrs.
Prescott front Toronto, who never
fail to attend each year 'ale° to the
new brides and grooms, seven in num-
ber since last year. It was decided to
hold the Re-union in Listowel nest
year, on the 3rd. Saturday in tune,
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Anson Thornton
A highly respected resident of this
community in the person of Anson
Thornton, passed away . on Sunday,
June 13th, in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, in his G6tili year. He had been in
poor health for a number of years. He
was born in Morris Township, the quartette in the evening. Aesisting in
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, the tier% ices were Rt.-N. N eel al Rub-
!Thornton, He was married on Sept. erteert of Cresston, In C., and Rev. J.
18th, 1918, to Lentiv Canters, of Howe IA. Burden of Bluevale United Church.
ick township, who eurvives with a! Baskets of Iris, Peonies and 1).3-re-
family of three sons and three Haugh- thrum were the decoration fur the i tee-
ters: John, William and Doran of easion. -
Howick, Mrs. Thus. tLorrainee Stoke!. Rev. Leland C. Jorgensen conducted niuteenohne eeeideni, z,e‘t ral wecne
es, Delmore; Mrs. Chas, (Joyce) Lake'''Aimiversary services .it leninsside,ago, and has since thrn Itten a path nt I
'of Ethel, and Mary at home, one Presbyterian Church en Sunday. tin the Kitchener-Waterleo if- oepitel,1
granthlatighter, al.,, ,one ''brother,
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:Mr. and Mrs. John Fair, tieerge and
.Mary 'Ur, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Chap-
man ni Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Melaan end family of Tnront's were
week-end visite% with Mr. and Mrs.
Geeree Tle'rnt.n.
Miss Mal.gie Knoe, Wroet ter, etneit
Sunday at the la, Me of Mr. and Mine
J. C. Iliesine.
Mr. and Mrs. Thous H.
Stratford, glint Sunday with :ann.'
Samlers'on.
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George of Bluevale. United Church Mieeinn Band t Mrs. Harold Lawsou, Chien:en Mr.
His early life was spent in Morris Etoille Moffatt presided at the meet-and Mrs. Nelsnn Cardiff, Minna
big of the Mission Band in the United' Straeban, Mrs. Andrew Lamont, Biis-
Church on Friday afternoon, and rows sets, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey, Iltimnrn.,
ducted the regular routine opening ex- were .:nests of Mr. and Mrs. Pewr S.
ercises, when the, purpose of the Band 4ele Eee e n,
was read and Missionary prayers of-'
Township, near Mime:ale. In 1925 he
enerehaeed a farm ott the 4th eon. of
Howie* and has resided nit that line
since that time. He was a member of
the United Church, and of I.. U. L.
. 197, also a Black Knight. feted, Fifteen answered the roll call
A private service was held at his mid sang birthday greetings for Btoille
home on Tuesday, with public set- Moffatt. Singiag Exercises were ac-
e in the United Chnrcb at 2.30 p.!companied on the piano by Eleanor
in., conducted by his pastor, Rev. G. Smith. Mrs. \V. J. Johnston condocted
G. Howse. Mrs, Leslie Lake, Ethel,
sang, "Beyond the Sunset,"
Pallbearees were: Fred Rendinan,
Knowlson Plueston, Jnlin Dinsmore,
'T. L. McInnis, Norman Harding and
Herb. Neill.
Flower Bearers were: Harvey Snar-
ling, Toni Earl, Archie ,Miller, Jack
Toner, Irving Toner, Russell Adams,
Everett Sparlieg and Clifford Browns.
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the Worship service when Misr ,Mar-
garet Curtis told the story of Pablo,
a young boy in the Phillipinee, who
had worked bard in the fields, planting
rice in order that his elder brother
could assist the Missionary in 'he
translation of a portion 'of the Bible!
into their native language, and how
pleased tic vas when it was completed.
all joined in singing 'Tell me the
8LotVALE stories of Jesus" and revealing th
Miepah Beeedicztion.
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Mr. and Mrs. Snarling Yea and
Ittient Church Antintrsa
Successful Anniversary services
were held at Kees Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday, when Rev. W. A.
Sutherland of Whbechnrch was the
guest speaker. At the morning service
he, spoke fro mthere texts, "Come
Unto MC", "Tarry and receive power
from Hieb", and "nio Ye into all section of highways 86 and 87 at the
the World." the eeening his mes-
s s was based on "The Creation of
the Universe and Man" as recorded in
Genesis. Special mew under the dir-
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'family attended the funeral' of Mrs.
Yea's 'mother, Mrs. Horace Newell a t
Wingleam Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Lillow and
Mrs. Nellie Lillow, attesded the inn-,
eral of Mr. Arnold LilIcev at Toronto
on Sunday,
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edge of the village on Saturday m e n
when a light truck driven by J. C
• Higgins collided with a ear driven ,by
Mrs, Edgar of Howick. The fender
and bumpers of both cars were
aged but no one WAS injured. Follow
irtg police investigation both 'care pro-
ceeded home on their own power.
Miss Eileen McKinney, Victothn
Hospital, Loudon, was a Sunday vis-
itor at her borne here.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Moffatt 'and
daughter, Marilyn of Ingersoll, spent
the week-end with Mt C. Moffatt.,
ection of Mrs. L. C, Jorgensen was
rendered by the choir. Mr. Charles
Koffman soloist, sang, "Open the
Gates of the Temple" mid "The Holy
City?' A male quartette, Messrs. V.
Herder, A. Gibson, and '0. Wearring
ofeWromer, and J. C. Higgins sang
at both services. Mrs, Gordon Greg,
Mts, Harvey Robertson,' Mr; Weer-
ring and Mr. Ilupfer contributed a
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