The Clinton News Record, 1936-04-30, Page 4:PAGE 4
THE CLINTON NEWS-RECORD-
THURS., APRIL 30,-1936
FOR THE LADIES
NEW HATS
NEW D SSSS
NEW. LINGERIE.
You'll . find our Assortment New and
Complete.
Compare Our Prices—
They . Stand Comparison.
BARKER'S
LiE'LIGIOUS CAKES
AND THEY ARE DELICIOUS,
YOU'LL LIKE THEM.'
LAYER CAKES 15c and 25c
JELLY ROLLS 10c
CHOCOLATE CAKES ::...,.. 15c and 25c
ANGEL CAKES' 25c
SPONGE. CAKES 10; 15c and 25c
ALWAYS FRESH
WILLIZAZINIz
SHOES
NEWEST SPRING FASHIONS
IN .FOOTWEAR
LADIES' TIES — in Newest Spring
Colors . and Styles in Grey, Brown,
Black and Blue
$2.48 TO $3.48
MEN'S OR BOYS' GUNMETAL
BLUCHER OXFORDS'
BOYS $2,25 TO $2.69
MEN'S—$2.95, $3.95, $4.95'
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FOR CHILDREN'
CHUMS is the 'Sjioe For Wear and
Comfort.
$1.25.TO $2.19.
ton' The Store With the Stock.
HOLMESVILLE
Mas.. win. Mulholland; who has
been spending the winter in Detroit
with her' daughters;; returned ,home
to the- village on Saturday. We wel-
come Mics. IVIulholland back to our,
midst.
Mr. S. W: Millar is, at time of writ-
ing, very ill, at his home, but we hope
that he may begin to improve now
that warmer weather is here.
Several ladies from , Houilesville
church attended the W. M: S. Cen-
vention of the Huron. Presbytery
which was: held in Ontario Street
Church, Clinton en Tuesday.
Mr. Donald Palmer has been vis-
iting with relatives in. Detroit.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry l'ZcCool and family are sorry
to lose them from this community.
We heartily attend our good wishes
which will follow thein to their new
home near Blyth.
The W. A. concert which was given
at Porter's Hill on Thursday of last
week' was keenly' enjoyed by a full
house. The program hasalready
been described in those celmnns so.
we need not enhu ge .upon it at this
time.' Rev. Mr. Gale made a very
fine chairman and the various . num-
bers on the program held the de-
lighted audience spellbound. At the'
close delightful refreshments. were
served by the,. Porter's Hill ladies
who did justice to their ,,reputation
as charming hostesses.
Miss Margaret Grieve of Egmond-
Crabbit. keeps Company," it. was
quite amusing and we feel Mies Me
Math deserves great credit.: "In a
Broadcasting- Studio," was also very
amusing and created a good laugh.
About twenty eight took part in the
program. The basement of the church
wase comfortably filled and the young
People were delighted with the suc-
cess of the evening.
Misses Helen and 'Evelyn. Cox, of
London spent the week -end at the
home of their parents..
Miss Irene Woods;. London, also,
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton 'Woods. Mrs.
Woods who has been quite ill is.
slightly improved.
We were very sorry to learn that
Miss Marion Porter, our school teach
err' was taken to Goderich ' hospital
as a result of measles. Mrs. Will Mc-
Donald is in charge of the school at
present.
viile, a popular ex -teacher - of our
village, school,' called at the home of
Miss S: Acheson on Sunday.
The meeting• of the Y. P. U. on
Friday night was •under "the direction
of Miss Norma Potter, . Social Con-
vener: Miss -Ada' Finlay was pian-
ist for the evening. • -Miss Charlotte
Trewartha read the Scripture lesson.
Mr. Herbert 'and Bill played a beau-
tiful' duet ---violin and ,guitar. This
was heartily applauded and we 'do
hope that they will play forus a-
gain in the near , future.. Mrs. S.
Walter gave a very interesting talk
on "The Light of the World." .Mrs.
Lorne Jervis in her usual good voice
contributed a. solo which was actors
panied by Miss Norina Potter. This;
too, received well-deserved applause.
In the absence of the President,
Miss Jean Webster, Mr. Norman
Trewartha took charge of the busi-
ness discussion.
During the social hour a "Sing
Song" was held and "The Broadcast-
er", our Y.P.U. paper, read by Miss
Norma Potter. This' is always a
Popular feature and eagerly awaited
by the young people.
PORTER'S HILL
Last Thursday the Y.P.A. put on
a very successful evening, when the
ladies of Hoiniesville gave a splen-
did program. The first part of the
program Was a play, written and con-
ducted by Miss Helen,MeMath, Miss
VARNA-
Mrs. White of Detroit carie over
to be' present at the sale of her broth-
ers,' Robert arid Norman Campbell,
which was a real success.
Mrs, Margaret. Reid has •returned
home after sper;ding a few days in
London. -
Miss Helen Bandy, teacher In
Mimcy. Reserve, is spending a few
weeks at her home.
Mrs. Jessie Stelck is spending a
few weeks in London, the guest of
Mrs. Annie McNaughton.
Very sorry, to hear Mrs. Coltas has
gone. to Clinton Hospital for treat-
ments.
' Mr. Watson Webster is wearing a
smile these days, a little 'girl has
conte to brighten their horse.-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayter and
family spent . Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Keys and family.
BRUCEFIELD
friends in Stanley.
The many friends of Mrs. Win..
Berry will regret to hear that she re
now underthe 'doctor's care.
Mr. Austin Zaphe is now .'recover-
ing from his recent illness his many,
friends will be glad to hear.
Three. aitQ loads of women from
Btheefield congregation' attended the
Kinnon Presbyterial of the Woman's
Missionary Society which was held
in OntarioStreet Church; Clinton, on
Tuesday. They reported 'a most in-
spiring services. r It certainly was a.
most wonderful sight to -see the large
auditorium:' filled to capacity „with -
consecrated women, interested in the
great work of winning'the 'World for
Christ.
Mr. :end Mrs.. Harry Bovey and
sons, Elnier and Lorne, of Galt spent
Sunday ' with' Me. and Mrs. John
Grainger.
Mr. and Mrs. , Geo. Swan. spent
Sunday in Shakespeare with Mr: and \
Mrs.W. Clements. ' --
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Davidson of De-
troit aind'Mrs,' Davidson and son of
Bayfield speflt Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Zapfe.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ; 1. Wheeler spent
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. C: Hal-
stead.
Miss Harrison of Clinton spent e
the week -end with her sister, Mrs.
F. Burdge.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wallace spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Walker,
Mi•. and Mrs. Joe Richardson vis-
ited with Mrs. Margaret McKenzie
one day last lveek.
The Women's Association held a
very successful quilting last week,
three quilts being quilted. The W.
A. is certainly getting it's name up,
as one quiltwas to go to England.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Retry and
Genevieve spent Sunday in London.
The young people's Union will hold
their anniversary text Sunday, May
3rd, when Rev. Mr. Moore of Grand
Bendwill be the speaker for the day.
Morning service at 11 arm. and even-
ing at 7.30.
Miss M. Martin, of St. Thomas,
Missionary, home on furlough, veno
has spent the past fifteen years in
India, gave an interesting address
onLiher work last Sunday,' which was
much appreciated by the eongrega.-
on,
The many friends of Mrs. Wilfred
Ross will be glad to hear that she
was able to come to her home in the
village last Sunday after undergoing
a serious' operation in Seaforth-Ment-
oriel Hospital.
Mr. Ed. McLeod, a former teacher
in No. 10, Stanley, who underwent
two operations in Seaforth Hospital
recently, . has been visiting with
'We are a to reot ii dt that Mrs
g p.
Wilfred Ross is home from, Seaforth
Hospital,' much improved in health.
Presbyterian Slimmer
School Dates Arranged.
Dates for summer schools at Da-
vid Perri° Memorial Camp at Kin -
tail, conducted by the synod of Ham-
ilton and London of the Presbyterian -'
Church have been set.
The boys' camp will be the first
opening on July 2 and continuing for
a week, with Rev. W. A. Young of
Hensel]. and Rev. A. R. Gibson :of
Mitchell, in charge.
The young people's summer school
will continue from July 0 to 16, with
Rev. C. H, MacDonald of Lucknow,
in charge, and the season will con-
clud° with the girls' camp, from July
.16 to 23, with Mrs. Arthur Leggett.
of Molesworth in charge of the camp.
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