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SHEPPAEDTON, . April
and Mrs. Wm. Vogler and sons, of
Detroit; and: Mr.• Harold' Nixdorf
visited recently '.with , their motlfe4-
Mrs; Geo. T1aggitt,
Mrs. Bert Bogie .'visited' during
ter -Ruth,, who is a nurse -Ai -training
at St. Catharines. •
Mrs; Ralph M Foster, Lynda and
.Barbara..spent part hf Easter week
In Toronto visiting • With Mirs.
Foster's mother, Mrs. Pentland,. at
the home of her sister, Mrs. E.
Pritchard. • : '
Mr ..'and Mrs.* D. :Cttirinnings of
Detroit were with Mrs. trimmings''
ether orerthe week_end-and_als _
for the funeral of her father, Mr,
Chas. Jones.:. : The community -extends sympathy
to - Mrs...Tones and family ' in:_the
owe husband•-andfattier.
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DUNG ►NNQN, Aa rtl: 8,". ---Mr. and f heel+ .a. •60eial'evenin' With ,earda anti
Mrs, Gordon'Nidd, Ryan and .Shiela,
of Islington, rettiriied home on Sung
dancing at theparish ball of Thugs, •
`.hda� eye u e, lass; a&iu ut se�renty-
4ay atter spendiu the -Easter vaev. of t. inern e s ttez#ded,�x
The, Port Albert Soctixl C i$ axon:
tion •with Mr; and IVI s; J. J. Nyae. • soma �a 'dance ,in.• tae pariah ball;. on
Miss susie t iLputrick,,. Lueknopw, brriday night, �vytth ''arxier'0. oreh,
vleited,.;fOr a few days with Mr;and. • .
Mrs.. `Henry Horton . and called on estray upplying music.
other friends orto,d the'%;1Ua're, Visitors with, Mrs Charlotte Reid .
b • on Sunday were iVfr. and. Mrs, ;S'tan-
Mr; and Mrs:' Stanley'' Viinotone -ley 'Thompson and .Alvin„ Mx. °And
of, Benmiller visited on:Sunday with Mrs., John Norman and $flaran;,'of,
Mr,,an4Mrs ;Rich ;Park!, jr.. Nincardino;
.'Visitors withAMr, and„Ify,, Ab1 er'
•iorria ver the ws;,el qs ve o,,thei A :iitay ;and cencekt Wil he pre
dtiugliter,. 'Mrs, Anderson Mugford sente(1,, n))unganno, , ?ash hail en.
'of•LonUQn,saiid Mr,: and Mrs. Gordon Monday; , April 2th, at 8,115 Y,m,i
"Iarwin,• of* Goderich,: r .. ' . 81)0140170l» the °'Dungannon Wo,
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tt , rs.; ie -Son smen's--liisti te:.. The l r�',... "J he'
on;•SSuriday were •'her • brother, ' Mr.' "Spinsters *ef ,Lushe,"• will . be' ire,
•sente 4 .the •Gr erich W mea'
Bert . 'Marsh • of .I'� tersbur :..near e d by h. od 4! . s,
bitchener,,,and; Mr, and Mrs, Gordon, .Ihstitttte.: , Adngissioa •35;0 , and 25c.,
Bowers and little son and Mrs, Ed.
Bowers of Goderich;' -_ .„, _..-
Mx... and Mrs, David Errington
.have returned home after seen di ng
the winter in Toronto. They were
accompanied by -their daughter, Mrs.
Stanley • Hughes, and Mr. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm.. Bradley . of
Goderich visited the;latter's parents,..
Mir,, and Mrs.. Thos. Webster; .
Mr and Mrs. =Fred Fowler • and
daughter Joan, of Chesley, spent
Sunday .with the former's brother,
*Ur.: Charles. Fowler.
Mr. K. K. Dawson is having the
barn of ' his property formerly of
An-elate`LetithrDreanerestate -toI w
down and intends to build a ware-
house for hardware supplies. -
1Virs', Hugh Stewart, who has been
ill and "conAned,= to bed; was able
to die up -a little at the ..end of_ last
-week. -
The Dunganncgn -United church
W.M.S.-. will observe next Sunday
morning service, at. 11 n.m., as the.
Easter thank -offering: service. with
Rev. C. W. Down of Exetergiving
a missionary address.
:Mr,. and Mrs: ;Harold .Errington
(-nee Dorothy- McGee)' have -returned
from their•'honeymoon and fire pre
par1ng heir,- home: on the • 6th con-,
Cession. i;of • West Wawanosh. The
bridegroom is they, lineman for the
Goderich Rural ;Telephone Co.,
The :Junior Farmers' : club and
unicir.. , Institute o. ' ” .o1wanash"
'' 87 West St., Phone -574---4o.
abote Agnew Surpass Store,.
~" a - 'Phone 1199..-=982tf
and ;every .Friday evening „thereafter: - -
. DANCING 10 p.m.- to '.1. a.m. ADMISSION b
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'• 15-18
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rSoeiail• Evening, -The lV',A. of the
Duhga'hnoa united church held QE
o iat evening n We. nesda • `even
Sklar, a
.d �'
ipg of last week in the church base-
went. Despite the very wet, even=
ing, there_,Was a good attendance.
Various games' were ennoyed in the
forepart, of the evening, ,after- which
Air, Kenneth Petrie). acted as chair-
Mian for the program .that foltow,ed.
While lunch was being prepared
contests were enjoyed. About
was. the amount of the silver col-
lection- ler the evening. - �e
at. Pauls Anglican Guild, The
,Guild of -St. 1:'aitl's 'Angilea-n'cti rch,
held the iflonthiy meeting at the
home of Mrs. L. Iversi, with a full
attendance. - Mrs. IVerS, president,
opened 'the, meeting by reading the
1s ': 1 '' - The roll dial - was
answered ;by payment of fees. Mrs,,
Ivens conducted a Bible contest.
'Mrs., Albert- . RiVett..�:ead, the first
Chapter, "Loyalty,'.' of :the ' study -
book. rk of a Christian.;”
boo. ix •Ma sC ,
PS
ix
Hamilton pronounced the 'bene-
dictiou, _ after• -}which the' hostess
served --refreshments.
---Death of-•Aohn 1Vienar-3. Word..
was receivec`P liege by relatives of
.the death. of John A. Menary, a
highly_, respected citizen ;of this dis-.
tritt, which occurred at the home
of. his stepdaughter, 1lrrs 'XVilliurii
Begley, Hamilton, on, Saatiirady
rmaia --of'-
-if-ftei�noon,=•.a-iter--sev-ora the
illness. Mr•. -Denary ;owas • in, his
seventy -t urth.: year. , Bora. May. 2.
1874, a roir'of'themlate. Thomas and
::Rebecca=llenary off the= Dungrannon
district;w•he Was: in•.arried 4•forty*-nine
years .ago. to Annie• .Ryan Curran,
who ,died _. three.. years ago., He is -
survived by f daughter, Mrs. Kenny
(May)' Campbell, • Detroit; three
stepdaiighters'Mrs. William. (Nell).
'Begley, ,Hamilton; Mrd; Joe (Lily)
'Day, - Hamilton.; Mrs, . Aubrey,
(Mary)- Higgins, Detroit,; four step-
sons. - Jack, . Dungannon ; • Herbert,
concession • 9,' --Ashfield ;': Victor and
Robert, ITancouver, ,B:C. ; 'three bro-
thers, , Thomas; Goderich-. William
of near Dungan -6'0n; ; = and Robert,
concession 9. Ashfield:.' A sister,' --,
Miss}-Bella-Mena'iv,=died-::it G'odca cli_
two years: a -go. • Mr. Menaiy:-:was:
known as a man of high standards.
a good neighbor, • and an atdeat
Church -:work'er, 'a - iiietnliei -. cif _Alio,
Crewe United Ch.tuTeh. The funeral -
- ry ice was•. held in the Dungannon'' .
I n.LteclNchurch on Tuesday afternoon
when Rev.` C. W. Down gave al
beautiful . address on the twenty-!
third. Psalm., During the service a i'
male 9uartette sang '!,.1 will` sing
you n song of that -beautiful • land."
Tlii•''-Auartette Was •composed of
Harvey Anderson, Henry 1lorton,
1li'effiew' Shackleton and I)arid Mc
_cvath 1 •___
my soul," Was sung liy Hjrvey
'Anderson a:nd" ..David 'McWhinney.
These Songs were old - favorites -of
Mr._ :Menary's, .and were sung, b3
lifelong friends. • The many floral
tributes bespoke silent respect. The {'
pallbearers were, Matthew 'Shackle-
ton. Harold :.Blake. :Sam Sherwood, I
Arthur Culbert, Will- IIasty and I
Dayicl MoWhinnei•. • The interment
was iii' Dthiganuon :cemetery.
A ? 13RDT, 0‘prik d. --R r, Milt n Go on i11 r .as: r 1 n
Q rd iW[., e � eta ed , bo. a
P1ui kett of . eronte,.Visited. his ' from '` ode,rieh, haspitsai, where he
taster, Mrs. Fred : Piaetzer, Cud. •Mr. ; uaderrvent Itn operation;
r� Mrs, Stanley'Mc±Na1i.'•las returned'
x Mrs, •Gordon Wall and Son David► to _Welland after Visiting >i1r ,and
ofg *dent `bl��s. Thps; ;DteNali, .
Ldn side, 'were • w,i��tor,
.c �
Av til litars, ,?ohil Arthitr'
, Te fot1?wing teachers have' re-� doMuga?4arsWWtnraLeisr, vm)i,siatriinag Mhrs:
turned, to their schools .after+ spend- .Letup, Hamilton, ,
ilxnogefsifeheBreasteBr ethtyol,idy. As sqaut itihnctlo,. Cie thae.m. amtbracst,a
f cafes
Anna College, St: Thomas . oil
;'. Vivfan' Ladies: u �-« le Faster meaty
S ran hang o Lori o and Dpnal ,�d• ,
Ross, o G n�, d o lct ingofthe„Lailtes' •Aid 'of `th
e &l2tJts,
Miss."Frances Heiiston, R'.N„ 'Of dare waa.:held. at•the• home Of Mra.;
Victoria 'Ilospital,; :;X4on40n, was ll "G.• A. Howson on Thursday, ;The ..
=-eel -c ad Yi 'fur :,vvi li liar• ' areutr mee • w s ml tr e• of
Mrs a s.+ J �.hn° u tun • So sind. rs, •, J ,Philp . presided
.d
and Mrs._ ,anh1_1° :,.� n a.ci,M ,,„�;.� ps p @
at< the, 'piano; , The L ord.%
; grater, r
,
fwuasse x*aesatredad in bu n°iMrns,:; .AT.Foc yitp-h
r.
and, .Mrs. ,'GY, , Vesterfelt ' ofee act ..
prayer,' Readings were giver} by.
Nrss, F, Ross, Mrs; Stanley McNall,
Mrs... S, Johnston, MrS, „ Kneeshaw`
and Airs.Thos. UcNall. A solg.was
and'111rs. -Ellie' Little ..and
daughter• Joan, have ;returned after
.spending the ' Easter holidays • at
Monk'tou.
Master Wayne liens ha's
returned
to Gait after visiting -bits ,uncle and
ant,.'Mr. and Mrs. Chas;cott.
Mrs. „Emmerson Ii odgeril rde wentrendered •' by 1V.larsr W y esterfeit;
.hospital last week: Rev, A. Forsa yth gave , lantern
lecture on .--`J'he 4Life' of Christ"
Mr. and Mrs Frank McIlw`ain of The meeting closed with ;prayer by.
Carlow visited Mr, and Mrs. Keith. Rev,:: Mr. Forsyth; and a pot -luck
Arthur • on Sunday-,,, • • supper was served. • •
Miss -Mary. Houston has resumed W.M.S. Meeting. -- The . Easter
her duties at the Callege'• of Edtima thank -offering meeting of the 'V ''.M.S."
tion wafter spending.theholiday' with of Knox TJnited church was - held
her parents, Mr. and Mrs•. J. Hous- in: thal,..Sunday sehool on Tuesday.
ton. - Mrs. G: lI Stra ughMi •was4n-•charge.
i ri • and Mrs. Bert Marsh of tiitcii of the oening period• and Mrs.' W.
even spent the week -end with -Mr. J. Craig presided' at•• the piano,
and Mrs, •Herb Mogridge. - . • Following the opening hymn, prayer
Rev. A, E. Suver of Southaniptoir,. -was offered. by Mrs. Striiughan,'
a former Minister of Auburn Baptist Miss M. King --took charge for the �
-program. The • S'cripture WAS read
_hy`.., Albert Campbell.. A. trio,
Mrs, W.'.1*, Craig, Mrs: A. G,; Hewitt
and Mrs. Geo. Million; accompanied
by 11Xrs. .S: McCliucbey.. rendered
•a nuuiber... Mi 'Ernest -Patterson-::,; •
gave It talk con -Christian_ steward-'
ship.. Prayer was ,offered .by •Mrs.
A. G. Hewitt. 1 isS Zirig introduced
t tr'ests ..,ir.Rde -
he. . Squate
Rodgers e
of Blyth, wfi9 gave an interesting
-iddress on "1he4White .Horsei"-'the
text being -taken • from the Book
of. Revelation. Mrs.' S. McClinvhey ;' _ . ;.•+••�
1
�Iavin urchased
:�� hie eneral ��ore of o�
.... ....., _ , - .-. .,..,.e.II.+.w iaY4,F h3Lex.trXa�:.e�i ww,au,..«.„.y i�;,.-..,,....P:. • .: yw».,.'v,.�.yaoL .aa,,�r.
pew owner, ][erman Care-
foot, of •'Tiverton, bias completed: stock taking and
to clear 'out . v erstoke I e s putting ting
them on
s
a,,,10',At a reduction of
This is an outstanding opportunity do buithe
fol owin
good$, atigxeatlyreduced prices „ .
eliurch,.-called-on'-hien ls--h-ere least
Thursday...
' lir. and Mrs. Harry Rinderl t echt,
jr., and -Maynard Rinderknecht, of
Detroit, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Bcad1e. `
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Mr. • and• Mrs. Harold Nicholson
and daughter -Kasen,: of Seaiorth,
Visited Mr.. and Mrs. -W. •Bradnoek
5W Sunday, t _ _
Miss Flettie.Wightmaii is'a patient
in. Goderieh hospital. ----• '
'Mr. and' Mrs.:- Archie .Robinson, -
Bobby and Betty Lou have' returned
to their farni'` after spending- the:
winter , in the Tina ge.'• •
Miss Helen Mgt -rill has returned
to Toronto after .visiting, her .aunt,'
\f•s. Wm.' -Roberton:" -
Another co munity social evening
ivas .held in the ..Foresters' Hall on
Vedne i1ay evening. --. Prizes were
d,»yaitled as fol],owS : • Ladier high,
to Mrs:„Wm.-J; Craig, ladies' low to.
Mrs A, Nesbit, gents' 1iigh..to.a1)on-
nld Ross, gents'. low to Harry -Yung-
hint. ..
favored with • an. instrumental. The
-offering' was received by • Mrs. E.
„Patterson and Mrs. B. Craig and
miss'' King offered the dedicatory-
-prayer; _ Miss Elma Hutch gave the.
sixth chapter of the; stud book
"Tile ' Price of '.Splendor'-; ; Mrs.
Straughitn took,.eharge for the busi-
ness period. The. corresponding sec-
retary, Miss E. Mlutch, read several.'
"blank ydu” -fetters • and ' Mrs:
Straughan offered - the,. • closing
prayer. Refreshments were served.
P�
ER ONALSIE NTION:
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Ii.•-mMty rtin.,, ;:has. _returned;
to •town 'after spending the winter
months a t h3ettgo .^
. Miss Margaret 1f tcl ell of 'Toronto
spent the. Easter week -end with4her
mother, Mrs. E. Mitchell.
Mr, and 11ii•s. -.G , A:: D'tnlop have
returned home after spending the
winter in Orlando, Florida. • -
•
Mrs. b'r`ede lne� Nn • N {
Snell),•ru efield,'was the• ' uest } ~+
'of her, aunt;. Mrs Chas --•Barker ,
•Anglesey street _ d'tirin . Baster eek..
x -T
• . The name of J. B;-ReynoIds was
inadvertently omitted irbm: the list.,
of thosemembers of. St.: Peter's
church •who- *ere at .IJdddon.::..an
March 30th to attend the meeti'l i • • ”` '
g r.
for the rromotion of the ;'Family
Rosary Crusade.
` • CARLOW. • •
CAI i,LOW, April G,-Vlrs', Ai-la'n
Wilson has returned to her _lionie -
,at Mr. Tom. Wilson's,•,_haying spent
the' winter In.Goderich_.witith
and Mrs, Amos Stoll. - -
Mrs. R. McIlWaini baa 'returned
to lier. home at 'Nile, having spent
the winter at Carlow. and Goderich.
Mr. and• Mrs.. Allan Stoll spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hfimilton
• of Thedford. •
• ' `
Mr's. Errington ` and Mrs. A. _'Alc-
Clinehey and Sharon speut•,the past;
;Week with Mrs. • L. McDonald of
Galt.' - • '•• -.•
• The West End ,Group of -rhe-
ALS. met at the home' of Mi•„ and
Mrs. :1'arank Wilton, on Tuesday
'evening and enjoyed a lovely -hot
appeL1e4111 5itti •:g (o L .o• .10.ti.
tables.' . •
:1Ir, and ,Mrs. George Addison and
Betty, of: I.1nburn, and Win. Addi-
son, of 'Londesliore; -"l site t with.
Mr., and 34Zrs..Davwe ]Bean on Friday..
Ladies Are Invited.—All the ladies
'Wlio : are interested in;,-Wonien's
•lnr),stitute Rork are invited to be
present ;at a+-•,Rmeeting 'at the home
of 1Virs, Tit Clark on •T.uesdby. April
18. There will• be two speakers
front. 'Goderich to Outline the' organ-
ization of a, -branch of the Institute
for `Colborne. . - • • ' w' -'- -
Miss S. Bair has returned to
her home on Palmerston ,street after
spending the 'winter in , Toronto,
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