The Brussels Post, 1946-5-1, Page 1OS'I' PUBLIS -IIN G HOUSE
Y.P.S. of Melville Church
Titre Young People's 'Society of
Melville Presbyterian Church held a
crokinole party in the basement of
the church Prizes wore won by
Mrs, Harvey Dennis, Doreen Long,
Jack Yuill and Mac Spear.
Midget Hockey Club
Sponsors Dance
An Easter dance was held In the
town hall 011 Friday evening un-
der the auspices of the Midget
hockey team. The hall was beau-
tifully decorated for the occasion
and dancing was enjoyed to the
music of Cliff Gordon and his
ten -piece band of Stratford,
Brussels Contestants In
Huron Music Festival
There are several entries front
Brussels in the Huron County Music
Festival at. Goderich this week,
On Friday night the Brussels Cone
tinuation School Girls Glee Club will
try to repeat their success of last
year and bring home the shield
again,
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Margaret McLeod wishes to
express her thanks and deep appreci•
ation to neighbors and friends for
the many acts of kindness and
sympathy during the illness and
death of the late Wm. McLeod,
PLAY
"Life of Reilly"
presented by Walton Y.P.S.
in Walton Community Hall
Wednesday, May 8th at 8:30
Admission -35c and 15c
DANCE
M Morris Township Hall
Friday, May 3rd
music by The Kansas Farmer,
(Jack Thynne)
and George Evans
All old time music
Duncan Brewer, •Floor manager
Ladies bring lunch.
Everybody welcome
Proceeds for the Cancer Fund.
sponsored by the Fischer Bros.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont,
Now Showing -
Thur., Lel., Sat, May 2.3.4
The Spanish Main
(in Technicolor)
Paul Henreid Maureen O'Hara
Mon., Tues,, Wed., May 6.7.8
Ann Blyth Peggy Ryan
Babes on Swing Street
A modern musical in uhich youthful
talent romps to Its heart's content.
Also-.
That Night With You
Franchot Tone Susanna Foster
Next Thur,, Fri., Sat., May 9.10.11
Barry Fitzgerald Louis Hayward
And Then There Were None
An exciting drama.
COMING -
Rhapsody In Blue
Those who love God never • meet
for the last time.
Melville Church
Minister Rev Q. A. Milne, M. A.
10 a. m, Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. m, Guest Speaker -
Mr, A. C. McCarroll.
7 p. m. Rev. G. A. Milne, 04,A.
Subject;• "A Woman's
Soliloquy."
Louis D. Thotnpaoa, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minster R.r, Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Junior Congregation
12 Church School
and Bible Class
Missionary Sunday
7 P. M, Evening Praise
The evening woship in charge
of the Young; People's Society
Mr. William Black, B. A,
Will deliver the address.
Everyone Cordially Weroome.
ter"_
Church of England
11. Jahn • SrussuIs -
10 A. M. itmday *hoof
end IIhla iflan
11 A. M. Mottling Prayer
and **nuns
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Tea
A spring tea will be held at the
home of Mrs, Wtneberg on Friday
afternoon from 3 to 5 under the
auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Canadian Legion. Come and
bring your friends,
Meeting of Women's Auxiliary
Of Canadian i . shoo
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Canadian Legion met in the town
hall. The president, Mrs, Harrold
Thomas, was in the chair. There
were 25 members present, Mrs.
W. 1-I, Bell, Mrs. Robert Gemmell,
Mrs. Gordon Sanderson, Mrs, Har-
ry Bowler and Mrs. M. Wtneberg
were appointed as a committee
to be in charge of a tea to be held
at the home of Mrs, Wtneberg
At the close of the business, games
and contests were enjoyed and
hunch was served by the social
committee,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, Implments and
Household Effects
at Lot 18, Con. 7, Morris Twp.
21/2 miles south of Brussels and
3 miles west on
TUESDAY, MAY 7th
at 12:30
HORSES
1 GreY gelding 7 yrs, old
1 Grey mare aged
CATTLE
8 choice Durham young cows
5 fresh, others due time of sale
1 pure bred Durham bull 2 yrs. oed
;l Dunham heifers due Ictober
3 2 -year-old steers
1 2 -year-old heifer
8 Durham year-old steers and heifers
5 Durham young calves
IMPLEMENTS
Massy -Harris binder
Massey -Harris mower G It,
Frost & Wood mowers
Masesy-Harris hay loader
Sulky Rake 1 seed drill
13 dist Fertilizer drill
0 section harrows
1slpring tooth cultivator
1 disc harrow
1 Masesyelarris manure spreader
Stuffier turnip drill
2 -furrow riding plow
1 -furrow riding plow
Walking plow fanning mill
Set scales 2,00 lbs, capaolty
2 large milli cans .
1 farm wagon Sleep sleighs
Oil drum
Sap buckets and pan
Grind stone Log boat
Cream separator Milk pails
HAY
Quantity of mixed hay
500 bus, oatsand barley
HARNESS
1 set hreecring harness
1 set single 'harness
1 set tops and number of horse
collars
POULTRY
100 Sussex hens
100 Leghorn hens
Colony house 12 x 14
1 brooder stove
HOUSEHOLD DEFECTS
Tudhope Anderson cook stove
Ivory Enamefl cooly stove (small)
both like mew
2 bedroom suites, springs. .and
mattresses
White iron bed,
4 -poster Antique bed
Wash stands 3 toilet sets
Sanitary closet
Congoleunn rug 9 x 12
Quantity quilts, blankets and
.spreads
Number of chairs, rockers
Bissels carpet sweeper
Quantity of dishes and silverware
Kitchen utensile, metal churn,
Ice cretun, freezer, lamps, eta.
Electric washing machine
Everything will be sold as proprietor
luta sold .Itis farm.
TERMS CASH
SIMPSON MCCALL--.Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON -Auctioneer
E. P. CHESNEY Clerk
CARD OF THANKS
'Rre wish to empress our sincere
thanks and gratitude to the many
friends and neighbotre, Rev. Mr,
Henderson and Rev, Mr, Kerr for
the many acts of kindness, floral
tributes and kind words of sympathy
expressed during our recent sad
bereavement,
Mrs, T. It Bolger and Family
•NOTICE TO CON
The contract
Magee Drain Yt
let by p xbl
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
PROCLAMATION
DAYLIGHT SAVING
Wednesday, May lst
CORNER STONES
Rev, Cl. R. Milne. M.A.
1946
BRUSSELS, ON TAR
Huron Presbyterial Stew arash ip Seerelary-Alt,,e. H. Majestic Women's Institute
11{±r1cUy, \i'alrot; Missi"n Circle The April meeting of the iviajestic
Met In Wingham Secretary--M,•s, G. H. Dunlop, Bel..
Women's Institute was hell at the
The following was u(lopred at a . The Christian Home, -(3) grave; Mission Band tee'1 Lary-- home of Mrs. Stanley Wheeler on
special meeting of the Council on Forward In the Crusade for Mrs, It. A. Brook, I -i, usall, C.O.I.T• Thursday, April ll±lr with an atteud-
Treeling the subject of rue Christ and His Kingdom" ! Seeretary-Miss G. Norlhey, Cods,
April 20th aura a ' 8, The usual opening
roll
Christian Horne as a SeboJl, we Theme for the Day
That Brussels fall in ltne with ,naturally begin with the very young rich; Baby Bund S_cr:ztary-\1rn, exercises were followed by the
Keith Webster Godeuch; Cormm�n•
other municipalities to .adopt the child. 11 the 1areaie suuuuud the The auditorium of the Win h.tm can, each member present ];icing a
plan of Daylight Saving Time, i child with love and a s u of icy Frirndship Secretary -Miss M. suggestion for next year's program,
becoming effective on April 28 and security, and above all ntaintuht united Church, was Riled for the I I'l1''s Iiensttll 411'1-onary 1lunthly It was then decided to give the
between themselves a Galm relation- twentieth annual meeting of Huron ye ,.„tat, -:fare, h; Toll, R, R. 1• Agricultural Society seventy -flue
ending September 29, 1949, ship, unruffled by petty quarrelling,
Presbyterial Women's A1iss.lonary 11Tlyth; Temperance Secretary -Mrs' du]lata to aid the local fair to be
R. B. Cousins, Reeve then there will be nu tear or i.he W;'clety art 'fhursd,cy. April 26th IF.arl Mills, Walton: Literature Sec -
i child desarir.g to he anywhere hut The peeadcrt, lies, C, :'ave ler, very
within that Dareulai control. Can- , rehary- Mrs, John Hillehrecht, Sea- B, „ld Spear gave a encout•aging
Obituary filet between husband and wife has
41,1Y c u:lurt,'i the in.'r:,+; and, !'rant; Associate Metnhers Seri8102y
• 1'tcrn on e,‘ ions L. Wightman, Wingham; rr•I,•trt of rite year's work. There
to be fought out by the child, as we .: 42 members on the roll and 12
Pree Secretary -Mise C. Wellwood n:e, 1it:_•s bud been head with a total
\ mgham' att••nilanee of 423. One member,
Airs. lever Hemingway hail attended
all the meetings and was given a
remembrance from the, Insitute.
James Sholdiceit
James Sholdice died suddenly of a as by then, and the sins of the ' "1• or sal 1 to the r :,,,t3 r t C • ust
heart attest oat Thursday, April 18 • • parents are literally visited thus and lt,s kingdom w.± the theme
at 10 o'clock at the house of his I upon their children in later life, for the Jay
"What 5 u,Y ;'+r, in
daughter, Mrs, Joltn McNaughton, 1 Parents should cin at what is }mown . tensed,," vas lite thca:h. in the
Tuckersnrith Cownshl 4Ir'. Sholdice l as "co-operative comradeship." and ' 't'tting w, .ship serv,ra conducted
P• by' ,\fl s. tJ \Ic\9nie a Westfield
wasborn October 12, 1862 in Tucker I t1 that alliance be built up through t d Air- lc \4',leou, Pees'',
smith, He was married to the form- the years, it will most surely lead to i "Quiet Places" was the thought in
er Marion Watsoi, June 7, 1893, a happy and balanced family life. the afternoon worship led by Mrs. R.
They farmed in McKillop township Par too often the foundation .of j Lawson, Seaforth and Mrs. R. Batten
and retired tod upon the domin-
S'eaforth sevenyears fancily life is ]ai P
Exeter.
ago. He was the son of the lata coca of one Parent's will, 0.11(1 the `tis. A. W. Irwin of \Vingltaau, curl 4tainlenace Department of the Sllrter from the Department t
Mr. and Mrs, Adam Sholdice and a suppressier of all resistance to it; Tut onto gave an interesting di
Inontber of the Presbyterian Church, , and the life of many a fancily iter hrnugh:t Church
grertings from the rch. Two tei'r of meati and The to on "Household Accounting."
Wingham Church and Mrs, Lorne sound pnrtures were .hewn on China,:
Searnrl'h. Ile is survived by his ! been ruined because at that. Fancily The total receipts for the Yeas were
I Niehel, 13rusesls, replied on behalf of one beim, "here Is China", and the
wife, two sons, John of London and life is a discipline, in whi,:h loving 1348,89 and the expenses $299.43.
!the delegates and visitors other "Children of China'•, The
Watson of Brussels; three daughters, help, loving ani i s •tion, and loving :Some of the expenditures were
Mrs, John' McNaughton, Tucker- sharing, all h ve th t To ' $$1'5,061,00 was sent to the Branch third reel was a coloured, moving '
4 ^S it • u • filmed h
smith, Mrs. Tolbert (Mark, Walton,
and Mrs; George Williamson,
Walton; three sisters Airs, John
McLeod, Saskatchewan, Mrs, George
Muldoon, Brussels and Mrs, Thomp-
son McIntosh, West Hope, North
Dakota and five grandchildren, The
held this fall. The secretary, Mrs,
w ''�ON
There were 18 Papers all prepared
.A very enjoyable and irstructivr by lt-'stitute members except the one
programme was enjoyed on Friday ! oft "p]astics" given by Mrs. Everett
evening in Duff's United Church.
Sperling' the Ditsrict President,
leder the auspices of the Mlssion,uy when she visited the branch, Miss
a
clot s -
a is par , uonattou to Red Cross $].6.00; Sick
j Treasurer, an increase of .,8r, over Pitt to `.mer y Rev, Anson More- ,
submit to that discipline means 1 Children's Hospital $21.00; Soldier's
1 1944, This increase was crooned for house, Secreary of the Visuca
frequent self-denial, but it alon• e , by 90 auxiParies, 7 Evening Auxiliar- Education Department of the 'United Boxes $10,00; Brussels Band $25.00;
can bring the strength and happiness les. 5 4Ilssion Circles and 39 Mission Church. This picture was very much Library- Board $10,00; Princess Alice
in the home -life which make the Fund $5.00-; Tuberculosis Society
, Band•s reaching or exceeding their al- enjoyed as it sbowed many heauti-
home the foundation of the race. $5.00; Agricultural Society $76,00;
location. fu1 scenes mt Manitoulin Tsland,
Then comes the next stage •the ' The story oY the year iu the differ• together with its different Industries. Christmas Cards and Cheer $10.00.
D I
the school age -and this should be a, Dirt organizations and departments and the important part the United
There were also a number of boxes
Funeral was held April 22nd at 2.00 ;definite preparation for 'the future was given in a panel discussion. Church plays in the life of the of clothing sent to the Salvation
P.m. at the home of his son-in-law relationship, when the ward oh, I
From Baby Bands, Mission Bands. Priapic of the Island. At the rinse 01 Army besides articles knit and
George Williannson, lot 17, bounder (lance should be allowed to disappear aeW'L by the members. for the Red
y C.GJI,'C. groups, Mission Circles, the evening n social hour was spent
of A4cICi1lap. Intel+went in Maitland- to malre room far the more c.Auable Crosa. Interesting reports were
Evening Auxiliaries, increased in- after which the ladies served lunch,
bank Cemetery. training of judgement and reasoned given by the r.onvenas of the stand -
The iciest was eltown in the work acct Rev Hazelwood then called upon
pallbearers were; Robert choice. Parental control is'a mis i keener interest shown in the inctt- Miss Mary Smillie to conte to the mg COmirrfttees 00 Social Welfare,
Joynt, James Morrison, David Boyd, used term, because in the Providence front and the following address was H°me- DL'°uomice Citizenship Public
, 1 viclnal groups, Eighteen ATission Sty War Work & Historical Research
William Oldfield, Art Wright and of Gott Itareua' cont ,1 shou:.rl diol:' Bands qualified for the Standards of read to her:
Wilmer Cf1s11l, off naturally. It is just here that Pear :Mee S,milie tilt's, Harold Campbell then sang
i Recognition, The Supply Allocation a delightful solo, Then followed the
The flower -bearers were: Wallace 1 so many people go off the rails, A '
I was exceeded greatly, Increase in A noted editor once noticed a election of officers conducted b
Sholdice, Ed Dougait, Earl Mc- 'lack oC parental control" instead o.P, subscriptions to Mlssiouary Monthly ]tarticularly 8ne achievement by a y
Naughton, J'IerUert IZa.rrison. TSr, being the slur and blame on the friend, also an editor. He thought Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, Pres, Mrs.
was noted and there was an incaeese \i m. Miller let vice Mrs. E. Cudmore,
Williams of Seaforth officiated, lips of critics, should In effect be the I in visite made on the sick and aged.
he would write imemdiately a letter
00 5406 by Ain'. R. G. Hazelwood. goal for which we strive. Right
of congrahtlation to his friend, But 2nd vice, 141x5, Doug. Hemingway;
There was also a new awakening to Ser, -trees.. Mrs. Harald Spear; Dist.
from the start parents should aim at the urgency of the reed of having lie didn't There was a. day or two
equipping youngsters in such a way Temperance and Citizenship pre of delay, and then he said to him.
director, Mrs. Stanley Wheeler;
that, when real life begins for them. seated a the meetings. While the self, "Oh, well, he will get hundreds Branch directors, Mrs, Jno, Work,
they are tinder no earthly "corrtrol", discussion indicated that a success- of other notes about it, so i shall miss Millie McFarlane, Mrs. Charlie
but stand as Pul'lgrown men and Pnl and encouraging year had not bother him with mine." Then I Lake. Convenors of Standing Com-
wnmee, under the "control" of God
elapsed, the secretaries pointed out he met his Friend and told him how tmttees: Agriculture and Canadian
and Christ -adults to whom the the need of more missionary Mining it happened he bad failed to 'send his Industries, Mrs. Lloyd Alcock; Citi -
parents can say "go" with impunity. in all groups, more sacrificial givings letter of commendation. "How many , zensltipp, Mrs, 'Carl Hemingway'
The tender, gradual loosening oYand moreloywl working church dao you think I did receive?" asked
parental control, so that the growing people. the friend. The editor guessed
life is not stunted, but allowed to The children of the Wingham Mis- many scores. But the real answer
pass through the intermediate sion Band sang "'We Thank Thee 0 was, "Not one' '
stages of hero -warship, towards the Our Father," Mrs. R. Nay, Fordwioh, We, the members and adherents of
adult stage of Divine "control" is dedicated the offering and Mrs. W.
Duff's. United Church, Walton, feel
sorely the next step in the child's C. Iiaekw'ell, Wal -toe; closed the that we cannot let you relinquish the
development, session with prayer. Tressureship of the church without
---,-_Mrs, J. H. 'Childs, President of expressing in some way our ap-
Melville Church London Conference Branch compar- preelation of your fine work through
led the work of the Woman's Mission- forty-flbe years service as Treasurer.
At the morning service the minister cry Society with that of the Early Yon gave of your time and talents
used the story of Jetta to emphasise Church with Christ sltarted. He was to this service in the Kingdom of
the Folly of removing one evil from God. cheerfully and willingly. And
the community and allowing other , interested in the children, we look
equally malicious forms to remainatter them in our younger groupsyou rid your work with rrmareable
efficiency and expediency, Very few
realize the multitudinous tas>s that
face a Treasurer, necessitating im-
mediate and accurate ai eftion, All
these
Thames Henry Bolger
There passed away at his late
home on the 9th concession of Morris
T'owns'hip, on April 215th, a highly
respected person, Thomas Henry
Bolger, second eldest son of the late
Air, and Mrs James Bolger. He
suffered a broken hip over two years
ago and died from a heart condition.
Deceased was born to McKillop near
SosOoet'h on March 15th, 1869 and
when twelve years. of age moved
with his parents to the farm where
he passed away.
He was a member of St, George's
Anglican Church, Walton and a
Conservative in politics.
Forty-five years ego he was
married to Tressle Blanche Chris-
topher who pared away two years
later. By this union there were two
daughters, (Gladys Olive) Mrs,
Charles Hollington of Vancouver,
B,C and (Mary Esthete) Mrs, Earl
Watson, Fjeliet township, He
married Jane Alice McGregor of
Richards Landing to this union two
children were born: (Marguerite
Helen) Mrs, Jas, •Sanderson of
Wroxeter toxo n
lei and Haroldo
Thomas, at
s,
lrome. Four brothers and three
sisters survive: John of Grey town-
ship; James of .Seaforth; Joseph of
Edmonton and William of Lacadena,
Sns1c, Mrs. Andrew Knight and
Ma•s, Chas, Pollard end Miss J. A.
Bolger all of Morris; Township; one
brother Siclney of V,enoonber pre-
deceased him in February, 1034.
IIe is also survived by nine grand-
children.
A short private service was held
Saturday at the 'hone followed by a
public service at St. George's Anglia.
can Church, Conducted by Rev,
Henderson of Blyth. The Rev, J, H.
Herr, rector took charge at the grave.
The pallbearers were, William
Sholdice, Marry Bolger, George
Polia.rd, John McDonald, Ja.nles
McDonald and John Hislop,
Tbe dower tributes were from
the Family, Gladys, Mr, and Mrs,
John Bolger and family, Ms, and
Mrs, Chas, Pollard and family, Mr.
Jelees Bolger and Niles J. A.
Bolger', Mrs, Andrew Knight and
family, 101', and We. Adson Sholdice
and family, The neiglcbore and St.
George's Angliean Citu•ch, Mr, wind
Mrs, AS, Bolger.
NOTICE OF
COURT OF REVISION
The Conrt of Revision of the Asseos-
semett •of the Village of Brussels
with be held on Tuesday, Ione 4111,
at 8 p.m. All persons having any
col:Olainds shotiad notify The clerk
at mice,
R, •S, Warwikk, (erlt Mw•
The choir rendered the anthem,
"King of ,Zings," by Simper, the
solo part being taken by Miss June
Work.
"The Duty of Edification," was
the sarbject of the evening sermon,
The sermon was based on Paul's
counsel regarding our daily dealhigs
with t our fellowmen.
United Church
The subject aE the morning sermon
at the United Church was, Our re-
sponsibility et individual Christians
and as Church members, Those *ha
belong to the Kingdom are ehara.0ter-
ized by a righteousness that exceeds
In the evening, using the eloyenth
and twelfth- chapters of Matthew as
a background, four ddffet'ent atti-
tudes toward Christ were discovered,
the bewildered, the indifferent, the
critical and the simple hearted
trusting.
United Cher111 people will pleaee
note that next Sunday sevning, the
service will he in charge of the
Young People's Society,
Ration Coupon Due Dates .
Coupons now valid are sugar•
eae•ves 81 t.. S13, butter R1 to R7
meat 27 to 86. (loepons 88 to Si.«
aro in addition to the regular sugar-
preserves
ugar
preserves allowance and have been
declaa•ed valid for the purchase of
the fired live potncds of the total
anual nilowanee of 10. pounds of
sugar for canning.
GARD,O.F THANKS
I take great pieasnre in thanking
the Morris Connell for the ,gift of
pen and pest; sot which was no
thoughtfully and generously present'
ed t0 uta.
Lorne liiflililde►
Our missionaries are going out just
as. the early church went out, so that
they who know not of "The Truth
that makes men free, may have Life
and have it more abundantly,"
"Tlie need is great -need of more
missionaries, more money, and need
to practice more definitely and more
positively the gospel we send therm
out to preach,^ stated Mrs. Childs.
At the conclusion of her talk Mrs,
Childs installed the members of the
new executive.
Mrs. A, W. Gardiner, Hem m(17111e,
conducted the "In Memoriam" ser-
vice in honour of the '58 members
who had pasesd on during the year,
A message was. brought from Pres-
hytery by the 0hairman, Rev,
Gordon Hazelwood of Walton.
Delegates appointed to attend Con-
ference Rraneh in St, Thomas on
May 011) end 0th were Mrs, 1T. Cook,
Hensen; Mrs. A. W. Gardiner,
17gmondviil5; Miss 'Minnie Currie,
Nile; and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft,
Brick Church,
Mrs. L, Htseler, Wingham, sanlg a.
pleasing Solo at the afternoon ses-
sion and Mrs. Jas, Wood, Arburn,
gave the offertory prayer. Rev, W.
A. Beecroft closed the 00811 0n with
prayer.
T -Tan, President-Mes, A, W. Gard-
iner, pig+mendvilie; Past Pr eeident-
Mrs, Robe't. Nay, Fordwieh; Presi-
dent -Mrs, C. Tavener, H'olmesville;
First Vice'Presider+t-Mrs. R. Law
son. Seaforth; Second Vice -President
--Mrs, H. Willson, Brussels; Third
Vire-,President-Mrs. W, McVlttie,
Westfield; Fonrillt Vice -President -
Mrs, R. Batten, T4xeter; Evening
Auxiliary Secretary--IMrs, W. J.
Greer, Wingham; Recording Secrc•
Td Mime, Blyth;
lar - ss Ni, ,
Y
rgA" Secretary -Mrs, IT,
; aiItrer--Mos. F. G. 1 served
Hoene Economics, Mrs: Clare Lang;
Historical Research, Mrs, Ken,
Sherrie; Relief Work, Mrs, Geo.
Evans; Social Welfare, Mrs, Eldon
Wilson; Publicity, Mrs, Jno, ,Spear;
Sunshine Collection' Convenor, Mrs,
Wes. Kerr.
The Institute sponsored the pro -
felt "Dressing up Home Grown Vege-
tables," in which 19 girls participat-
ed in. The local leaders for it
were Mrs. Chas, Davis and Mrs, Erle
Cudmore, There are also 2 Garden
Clubs this year; a junior and a
senior. The project "Cottons. May
be Smart" Is being taken by a
number of girls under the Leadership
of Mrs, C. Davis and Mrs, Art.
Sinclair, The National Anthem
tese you accomplished competently, brought the meeting to a close after
and faithfully. We, of the church which a bounteous lunch was served
wish you to know that we greatly Pty the hostesses, The May meeting
nit1reciate your service, We believe is to be at the home of Mrs Florence
111 the words of owe of the poets Russell, All are welcome to come
that: uud join the institute Yor the coming
"A rose to the living is more year.
Than sumptuous wreaths to the dead_
In tilling love's infinite store, St. John's Ladies Guild
A rose to the living is 111010 The Apa•il meeting of St. John's
If graciously given before
Guild was held in the vestry.
The hungering spirit is fled- The president opened with the 23rd
A rase to the living is muco Psetlun and. prayers for the skit and
Than sumptuous wreaths to the shut Ins, Minutes of the previous
dead," meeting wore read by Mrs, 160,
Therefore, as a Laken of our Mororw in absence of the sec„ Mrs.
gratitude, we asle you to accept this McCutcheou. Certain items of
studio couch with our beat wishes beshtess were transacted, President
for many Nippy years to come,
rend "Fugitive Thoughts"taken from
Signed: Silas Johnston, "The Living Mee ape" meeting d os-
Cleek of the Sees:on ed with prayer.
George McArthar, Chairman of -_
Committee of Stewards Cadet Inspection
R. G. Hazelwood, Minister This Week
Friday morning of this week, at
Miss Sntilie expressed r heart -
0:16 Neloelr there will be an inspeel
felt thanks for the lcinduee , or • the
people of the eller 11 in Presentingtion othe Rrtissrls Titch School
cadets., The
demonstration of the
this handsome gift, and tnid of the
,toady growth of the church during will fefficiency at the local cad -et corps
aire plan at the pante, it is well
the Curly -five Years which she was worth seeing, Be resent at the
Treasurer, The evening wa, brotigltt P'
to s close by slinging "Rea- Be The
Park on Friday morning and11pt the
Tie That Bimds.,, cedetr know that you are Iulirerested
A epactal meeting of the Young in then` Hied ehow your appreciation
People's Tinian was held in the to their instructor, Mr, Laycock.
clntreh on Sunday evening, when the
members of the Dxecutive of the Stolen 'Galeria, Car
Presbytery Youngl�eonle's Union Abandoned At Walton
were present. A large numberG01Yl0Illf( T3, Anrii 27,-.A. ear own' •
were pe•eeonit to hear the address ed by Mrs, Willlam Gaulle',, stolen
given by the resident, Mr. R. Benson from a garage 0n Anglesea et,, was.
;.c
found aat ii "
Sutter of Ctinten. At the dose ok h l axped at Walton, twee ..
hours st er the theft was reponet
too tke •lkfit.e.
the ftleetin-g st deieby ]inch wee
ilia
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