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LEEBURN
LIDEBURN, May 7. Mrs. Thos.
Jewel elated last 'Week with her
sister, Mrs. J. ;. Me. hi Port Ar-
thur when Mrs. Harold Jewell and
June, of Goderich, --attended-the-
funeral
he-
ffunera1 of her mother, Mrs. De
Lori at Fort William. Mr. and
liars. Gordon Jewell Motored with
them.
Several swans have been seen
recently frequenting different
ponds in this district. Needless to
say, they have had many interested
spectators.
Mr. Richard Buchanan has re-
turned toconstruction work in the
a rv` I area. a.
The ladies of the Leeburn WIMMS
quilted"a guilt for the bale at Mrs.
J. McBride's last Friday.
Jas. Gliddon.-Word was receiv-
ed last week of the sudden passing
of Mr. James Glidden in his 69th
year at his lioane in Stoney Creek.
Mr. Gliddon Spent his yhood
days $ . a diatlt:ict with his ,per-
orate, the late Mr. olid>�I�rs. Ricbaed
• Glidden, .om ekor feel= Wheee-,111r..
and Mrs. W. Smith now live. •Mr.
Gliddoe leaped the blaeksanith
trade with s . uncle Mr. Oliver
Potter, -at Porter''4Iill wheee Ilse
worlked 'before going to Stoney
Creek. Where, he has since oper-
ated his own blaaeissrrnith eho,p. lElns
wife, the former Vera Krick, pre-
deceased him ten years ago. Be
is survived' bk a daughter, Mrs.
Jas. .owiden, of Hamilton, a son,
Harley, of Glaan.ford Station, a' sis-
ter, Mrs. S. A. Hewitt, of Mitchel
and a 'brother, Fred Glidden, of
Dunlop. Those attending the fun-
eral from Ahis district were Fred
Gliddo'ai, -Mrs.'RikleBegie, late ---'an
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AUBURN, May 7. - The May
meeting- theWoman's B cion
ary Soeiety o the 1Jhieed Church
was held at 'the home of Reit, and
Mrs. C. C. Wa.ehitgton last Tues-
day' afternoon with 22 embers
and three visitors present. Mrs.
Gay Cunningham gave the call to
woa',ehip. Mrs. William J. Craig
was pianist throughout the meet-
ing. Mrs. William Dodd read the
Scripture lesson ,followed with
prayer by Mrs. Leonard Archarn-
141te, egre, K,e . eth . il.I,epou.. ll
gave a report of 'we morning ses-
sion of the Huron Presbyterial of
the WAILS. which was held at
Exeter on April 10. The heralds
responded as called: Mrs. Elliott
Lapp on Japan, Mrs. Fred Toll on
Christian Stewardship and Mrs.
Guy Cunningham on temperance.
The afternoon session report of the
Prbyterial was given by Mrs.
Gordon MoClinchey, substituting
for Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Mrs.
W. J. Craig favored with a solo,
"Almost Persuaded." The offering
was received by Mrs. E. Lapp and
Mrs. Wm. Dodd. Miss Margaret
R. Jackson read a chapter from
the study book. Mrs. F. Toll then
came forward asking Mrs. Earl
Wightman to stand beside her at
which time a few well-chosen
words were spoken to Mrs. Wight -
man Eby Mrs. Toll on behalf of the
W.M.S., who presented her with
a life-- memberifiip -pin and cer-
tificate. Mrs. Wightman, although
taken by surprise, voiced her ap-
preciation and thanks. Mrs. Cun-
ningham thanked all the ladies
who had helped her with the
meeting. The ,president, Mrs.
Wightman, then took charge. She
spoke a few words of welcome to
everyone and thanked all who had
taken part in the meeting and also
the hostess, Mrs. Washington, and
the ladies who prepared and served
the lovely lunch. The secretary,
Mrs. Roy Easom, read the mintites
of the previous meeting. The
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Harold Webster. Moved by
Mrs. Toll and seconded by Mrs.
Albert Campbell that we accept
the invitation ee Westfield on May
17. Several items of business were
discussed 'and planned. -We were -
pleased to have Rev. Washington
pronounce the benediction, after
Which a delicious lunch was served
by the host and hostess, assisted
by Mrs. John Durnin's group.
Mrs. Roy Easom, secretary.
The Anglican Guild of St. Mark's
Church was held at the home of
Mrs. Sam Daer on Friday 'after-
noon. The president, Mrs. John
Daer, opened the meeting. Mrs.
Gordon R. Taylor presided at the
piano for the meeting. Mrs. Alfred
Nesbitt read the Scripture lesson
and prayers followed. Mrs. Robert
J. Phillips gave a reading on "The
Golden Isle of Prayer." Mrs. Larry
Glasgow read a chapter of the
study book. Mrs. Frank Nesbitt
-fevered 'with a, Piano instrumental;
Rev. Bren de Vries, gave the topic
.roar P__.ees ne eesapiakeinge ,.t,o-
t- "•ladies church symbols and
their meanings. Mrs. G. Taylor
and Mrs. L. Glasgow` sang a duet
accompanied by Mrs, R. J. Phillips.
Plans for the Mother's Day tea and
bazaar were completed. Rev.
de Vries' mother from Hon
arid was introduced a n d
welt keyed. The Hostess, assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell, and Mrs. John Daer,
served dainty refreshments. -Mrs.
Ed. Davies, secretary.
Mrs. Charles Nevins and Marg-
aret visited in Seaforth over the
week -end with her daughter, Mrs.
Ross Nicholson, Mr. Nicholson,
Paul and Louise.
Miss Ella Wagner, R.N., of
Wayne, Mich., and Miss Laura
Wagner, R.N., of Syracuse, N.Y.,
visited last week with their bro-
ther, Walter Wagner, and Miss
Minnie Wagner and other relatives.
Mrs. William J.Craig recently
attended the Delaware O.E.S.
where Grand Ruth of the Grand
Chapter of Ontario was honored
as well as the Ruth Points of the
district who put on . the degree
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finnigan visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Finnigan.
Mrs. Gearge Hamilton and Mrs.
J. .T. Robertson were Lucknow
visitors one day last week.
Miss- Rena McClinchey attended
the May Prom at the Stratford
Teacher's College last week.
Mrs. William Mutch and daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Mutch, of Clin-
ton, visited her sister, Mrs. John
Arthur, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole and Mrs.
William Andrews, of Dungannon,
visited on Sunday with Mgrs. John
Graham.
Miss Frances Houston, R.N., and
Miss Lottie Sharp, of London, and
Miss Mary Houston, of Hamilton,
spent last week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. John Houston.
Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt and Mrs.
Ed. Davies attended the 4-H Lead-
er's Course for the Slipper CIub
in Clinton this week.
Mrs. Betty Wilkin, Robert, Patsy
and Mary and Mrs. William J.
Craig attended the anniversary ser-
vice at° North Street United
Church, Goderich, last Sunday, and
were luncheon guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Woa°seil and Terry.
Mrs. Alfred Tebbutt, of Gode-
rich, is visiting her brother, Mr.
Ezekial Phillips, Mrs. Phillips, and
Miss Laura.
Mrs. Martin, of Port Albert, visit-
ed her sister, Mrs. William Stewart,
over the week -end.
Mrs. Nelson McLarty has had
new sidewalks placed to her new
home and also on the street.
Mr. Lloyd McLarty and Frank,
of Goderithe visited ori Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Nelson Mc-
Larty. Mrs. Frank MeLarty is at.
Belleville with her mother who is
seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. William Medd, of
Goderich, vistied Saturday evening
with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Rollin
,on, Mr. Rollinson and Murray.
Mrs. George Youngblut, Mrs.
George Beadle and Miss Lila
Youngblut, RN., of Goderich, visit-
ed one day last. week with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Youngblut, of Bel -
.grave. Children under 12 in cars free.
11
chell, visited with iVir.„.ort_d_AIrts,
Thomas Adanst0a oir Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips
visited on. Sunday with Mrs. Mel.
Jewell, of Gooier/ea.
Mr. and, Mrs. Maitland Allen re-
turned home last week from a
few weeks' vacation with her sister.
Mrs. William Coates and Mr.
Coates, of Flint, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thomp-
son, of Brampton, visited last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
'Herb ,Mogridge-and-alm attendee.
the funeral of the late Mr. Clayton
Martin at Clinton.
Mr. Roy Daer is having a well
drilled on his farm.
-Mr. Charles Beadle, of London,
spent the week -end at his home
here.
Mr. George Wright, of London,
who has completed his first year
at the University of Weetern On-
tario, left on the week -end for his
suxnmer position at Aylmer.
Mrs. Jerry MacKay and daugh-
ter, of Galt, are visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lawlor.
Mr. Arthur Youngblut and Mrs.
Crefarge-Younglelitt visited with. his
sister, Mrs. Clarence Walden, Mr.
Waklen and Marjorie on Sunday.
Friends of Mr. Joseph Lyon will
be pleased to hear that he is
improving in health in Victoria
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Taylor and
daughters, of Niie, visited with
his mother, Mrs. Fred Taylor, on
Mr. Bill Gibson visited at his
home in Wroxeter over the week-
end.
Miss Laura Phillips and Mrs.
Wes. Bradnock are captains for
the T.B. survey in West Wameanosh
and Hullett T•ownships. The clinic
will be held at Blyth on May. 18.
The assistants in this part of the
townships were' Ross Youngblut
and Mrs. Larry Glasgow.
Mrs. Jahn Graham visited
friends in Wingham one day last
week.
Mr. Arthur Youngblut, Mr.
Harry Beadle, Mrs. Gorden Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Bradnock
were Landon visitors last Tuesday
evening, Mr. Younghlmt and...Mr„
Bradnock attended the May meet-
ing of the London Numismatic So-
ciety whore sevcral coin collec-
tions were on display. which in-
cluded eon's as fat back as 500 B.C.
Both received their plaques.
Mr. Bob Deer returned home
last week from Mitchell where he
plias been helping at ,the home of
his brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Roney.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plaetzer visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Milldam. s
Miss Edna Daer, of Bayfield,
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Da-er.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Young, of
Carlow, visited oriz Sunday with
Mr. and Mes.. DaV468.
Congratulations to Mr. -and Mrs.
this week. Mrs. Johnston was
0 NIES
ewe me
formerly Miss Mary aithby,
daughter ef the late Mr. and Xx6,
Reithby aid Mr. Johnston!
was the sun of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert jolint-Adon. Th4 have
three elaildreza, Marjorie, Mrs. Ray
Perdue, of London; Elaine, Mrs.
Donald Campbell, of Auburn, and
Lloyd, of London.
The regular meeting of the
Auburn Young People's Union was
held May 2 in the Sunday School
room of Knox United Church with
Gordon Smith in charge. Gwen
ing and Margaret Wright led in
prayer. Following the singing of
another hymn, Gordon Smith gave
the topic. After the minutes were
read and adopted,. Jim Ulousher
led, in recreation. - Gwen Mc-
Dovvell, secretary.
PREPARING FOR FUTURE
Members of the Home Economic
class of the GDCI recently niade
a tour of the modern plant of Gode-
rich French Dry Cleaners to see
Kingsbrid
KINVSBRWeG.U, May - Rev.
spe.nt a few days last week with his
Illigher;11z3-.Van. O'Keefe, and the
Jos. O'Keefe family.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
John Van Roy on the birth of a
daughter at Alenandra Hospital,
Goderieh, on May 2.
Mrs. „Dennis Dalton, has been a
patient in dGoderich hospital for
the past week, following an ap-
pendix operatioh.
Mrs. Timothy Dwyer, Of Kinkora,
is spending,z4v-eek.witli her dangb,
ter, Mrs. D, on Frayne, and family.
Rev. H. Van Vynekt has returned
to his home here, convalescing
after having an operation in Tor-
onta'hospital last week.
Mr. and MTS. IL Lambertus visit-
ed with relatives in Walkerton dur-
in the past week.
iss Margaret Foley spent last
week in London.
Mrs. Ursula Hebert, Mrs. J.
Kasper and Jimmy Sienett, of
Detroit, were week -end visitors
here.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
MOTHER'S DAY
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Louis Hog,an on the bketh of a
dawnter Winghamt hospital an
April 2.9.
ja5. Doherty, w115- has teen
on the siek iist far the past, four
weeks, 'is now ab/e to be about
again.
Miss tty Becker is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. LtIdUiS
At a recent meeting of the Holy
Name Society it was decided to
unveil the (beautifully engraved
Father McCorrhack Me orial en
/he afternoon of the annual galoderi
last week in July or for.st week in
August. All former parishioners
and many of the clergy are being
invited to he present for this oc-
casion, as a tribute to Father Mc-
Cormack, who built our church
and all those who assisted him.
The second annual Diocesan pil-
grimage to our Lady of Lourdes
Shrine at the Motherhouse,, Mount
St. Joseph's, London, will 114e held
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and also litonvispor A. P.,
Vivar (ieneral of London, Diocese,
aro to be present
Deamybrook claire]; for the si.tul,
mer months. The .elaurch cervice
begins at. 9.45 az-4. with Sunday
School following. Mrs. Wm.
Hardy has lbeen elected superirt,
tendent again this year, secretary.
Mrs- Jeffers -a and Ain.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong
have moved to elgrave to redde. .
We are sorry to lose them frQm
our church and community. .
Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Laing and
babe and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Laing, of Cromarty, were Sunday
visitors at the Jefferson home.
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