The Seaforth News, 1940-11-21, Page 4PAGE FOUR
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WALTON
The W.M.S. tact \\.1t•,•;I' .}
week with ,llrs. Shaw penciling.
Tweh'e members were present. 'The
national :inhale was the opening
number and the theme was "The Pil-
grim Way." This mouth': program
is a beautiful service of continemora•
Goa for the service of Miss Shipley
of Hattan. China, who passed away
in July, 1939: Those taking part on
the programme were Mrs. R. Bennett,
DIrs. Bruce, Mrs. Davidson, Miss
Shaw .and Miss Sellers. A bale -of
quilts and clothing is being packed.
The annual bazaar and tea sport
cored by the Ladies' Guild and W.A
of St. George's Anglican Chueh war
a decided success, Despite the in-
clement weather a good crowd turn-
ed out. A large percentage of the 82
aprons -on display were sold. besides
many other things. including fancy
work and quilts. The lucky ticket for
the mat was won by Dorothy Bolton
and Mrs. Russell Marks won the
ticket for the doll. The receipts for
the day amounted to over $130.
,llr. and Mrs. Harry Hack and Mrs.
Hurley of Kitchener are spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Sellers,
Mrs. Harold Sellers is at present. in
Kitchener with her sister, Mrs. Lena
McGavin, where she underwent an
operation for tonsils Saturday.
Miss Anna Ennis spent the week
end in Toronto with her sisters, Mary
and Edith.
Donald Wilson and .Tames- Alden
son. and wife and family. London
spent the week end in Walton.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall. who has
been quite ill. is improving in health
Mrs. Wit„ Faaryultatsou is waiting on
her.
Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Anderson spent
Sunday at Clinton.
Mrs. Win. Kelley visited her par-
ents.
tents. Mr. and Mrs. Kellough. at Dun-
gannon,
Mr. and Mrs.loat of Detroit spent
few days with the latt et s aunt
Miss Ellen Coleman.
Mrs. Wm. Woods of Seaforth le
spending a few days with friends
around Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Anderson. who
have spent the past few months with
their daughter Mrs. Dougan. in Hull
-
Pt have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marks and
sen Laurence and fir, -Hugh Camp-
bell have returned from a successful
hurting trip.
VEIL
GREEN MOUNTAIN
NOW ON TRACK
Five Bag Lots or over -$1.00 bag, off car.
Spot Cash
ROSS J. SPROAT
Phone 8
ST. COLUMBAN
A.C. Charles Malone of the R. C, A,
F., Toronto, spent the week end at
his home here.
Mrs. Thomas Feeney went to Kit-
chener last week to spend the winter
with her daughter Mrs. Joseph Leiss.
Mr. and Mrs; Emett Malone of
Stratford spent Sunday with relatives
here.
The C. W. L. social on Wednesday
evening was well patronized, Ladies'
first prize was taken by Mrs, Wm.
Curtin; gents' first, Michael Downey,
and consolation by Veronica O'Con-
nor.
DUBLIN
Death of Mr, Joseph McGrath,—
'rite death trred in Shit: 'mem-
orial hospital, Seaforth, tf1,rt17, o:t .Friday of
ano' e, and highly re<i'. e ted resident
of Pu•,:^t its tlW person ' Joseph
t:tirath in his •n;. t1 ye:tr. The de -
sed tag heen 111 to the hospital ital for
:Cheat t week. lie was , rut ;n \lr
ttshun near Betut'xo;ad, i,e-
'atg .tSOil of the r to \irs an,1 11
ler \let-:rath ami lie had lived
his entire life in \l. h ' .,t and
Itthlin. Ile wa resident of Dublin
tep; ompitteted t ,ati-Mit
.:'fisc. I:1 1:115 ;ie was Il.t ted to
Miss Mary \en Flaherty. of \lett':
• 'who im,sse.i Away tot
1`,3o. He ire•nt e
Patrick's e v 11
;a ..1 the li,-.y\:,,tie
Society. lit arrived by three ,lau-
li:ers. 11 rs Phi tp Flanagan, ->n•,'n-
Io; Mrs. .\ntliony He,, eraerf, o'
troit. and Nils 1 t •ae \fetiratit,
narein training. at S: M aryes H l,i-
tal. Ki,, ht ae., : also one e t ler. Mrs.
Rowans, Dublin. and four 'bothers.
I'airroik. Peter. I) ii:n; Louis, of
R•t',•1 • and Edward. of t dere o
The funeral was held on I\Ionday•
morning and was largely attended.
Requiem High Maas \ta- sung be
Ret'. 1)r. Fioulke., while Father John
McGrath and Father StanteY Mc-
Grath. of Toronto, cousins of the de-
ceased, were its' the sanctuary, The
pallbearers is ere Jose.ph Carpenter,
Charles Kistuer, Thomas 'Brown,
Alex, Darling, Gro. E. Holland and
Harold Wilson. Among those frotn a
distance whoattended• the funeral•
were Father John McGrath and -Fath-
er Stanley McClrath, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Flanagan, ail of -l'orottto: Mr,
and Mr:. Anthony H o gertrcrf, De-
troit, J1 r. and Mrs. Ed ward Mal reth,
I1'lerton: Lawrence McCann, Mount
'Car:licit Miss I\tary \IcCirath, nurse
in raining at St. Joseph's hospital,
:Lonlon, Mics I -acute 1lcc,rath, IMks
Franees Fortune and \fie, Marie
Bell w:is. nurses in •:raining at Ste
Mary: hosPitai, Kitchener: Miss (ive
1-.,Va11 tori \\ illi nn \\ 004%41. Galt:
J1 r. and \irs, Bellow es, Stratford. In,
ten:wilt took. place in St. Patrick's
sent e•y. Dublin.
The keno party on Friday night
was very well attended.
Mrs. Janus Shea is visiting iii
Chicago with her daughter. Mrs.
Clayton Hill.
1Ir. and 1lrs. Fergus Stapleton
spent the week end in Toronto visit-
ing friends.
The ennunttuity mourns the pass,
big of one nt its highly respected eft.
izettc Joseph McGrath.
Mrs, W. 'Blondie spent last week
with 3A', and Mrs. John McGrath.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams just
returned from a trip to Pittsburgh
and Warren.
Miss Alice Riley is spending a
few days at her home here recuper-
ating from a recent serious operation
at Stratford hospital
TUCKERSMITH
It in l ljls 1ha Mom • .r ;nut
son h ,meth of Llitiniliou ,p" nr Ili.
w iend at the Immo of lit. and
311s. Moist, Patrick.
:11r.. Emily Toss is visiting friends
in Stratford.
Mrs. ('has, Eyre and baby Iiounie
have returned home from Scott
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. J. Jackson is visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Hickey of Grand Bend.
Mr. Jtu'c Powell ltad his tonsils re-
moved at Seaforth Clinic on Mon-
day. We wish Jack speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Hay, Mr. and
Mrs, Jan: Pepper of Brucefield spent
the week end with Mr, and Mrs.
Lorne Pepper of Niagara Fails,
Pte. Jack Cameron has been home
far a few clays attending the funeral
of the late Mr. Jas, Cameron,
Messrs, Robt. Aberhart, Isaac Hud-
son. Wilber Keyes and Thos. Blake
were in Goderich last week. having
been called on the petit jury in the
Fall assizes.
Mrs, Will Lattdshprough spent a
few days last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Second Mc'Brien, in Hallett,
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Troyer and
son Gordon, of Hensall, spent last
Sunday at the hone of Mr. Russell
Coleman.
33r, and Mrs, Lewis Tebbut spent
One day recently with het' sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLachlan in
Egritondvilie.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Tebbut spent
Tuesday in Goderich with his
brother.
The West End held a quilting bee
at Turners Church one day last week
and completed five quilts, intended
for packing with a bale to send to
the needy ones up north, as they are
always pleased to have clothing of
ell kinds sent them.
DIED
1t it iia. \1'iiliam C. 11.-. At the
Western Hospital. Toronto, on Mon-
day. November 15th, William C. R.
Wilson, Beloved husband of J. E.
Beatrice Morrow, father of Jack, and
brother of Mrs. George Swan. of
Bruc'etield Ontario Mrs. F, A.
Duffort. airs. F. 11. Tetnperton and
Miss Gertrude Wilson, 1H6 Queen
Street East. Funeral held Wednes-
day. Service at the funeral hone of
Austin J. Mack, 1986 Queen Street
East, Toronto, at 3 p.m. Interment St.
John's Cemetery, Toronto.
BORN
ANDREWS --in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital. on Saturday. Nov. 16. 194". to
Bh•. and Mrs, Edward Andrews.
Seaforth, R.R., a daughter;
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Seaforth
NOW PLAYING
Walt Disney's Festival of Hits—
Hit No, 1
Snow White 'and the
Seven Dwarfs
and four other Great Hits
MON. TUES. WED.
'My. Love Came Back'
Olivia De Havillarul
Jeffry Lynn
NEXT THUR. FRI, SAT,
"STAR DUST"
All Star Casl.
Coming — Pack up Your Troubles
KIPPEN
Curry! Hurry! to D. E. Kyle's
'.tore, Kippen and get your Lucky
Tickets given in payment of your ac-
count which is now due, and 'for ev-
ery cash ,purchase of one dollar, (Con-
test closes Sat., Nees. 30th, at 10 pm,
when 110 Free Prizes will be given
away.
Mrs. Earl Sproat and son Wm.
Sproat spent the week end with rel-
atives in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Janes Mcelyniont
were in Kitchener on Tuesday at.
tending the funeral of Mrs. McC'.ly-
mont's brother-in-law. the late Frank
Bossenbet't•y.
Mr, Robt. Jarrott spent the week
end with his family in London.
Mrs. Ella McLean and son Clar-
ence McLean of London spent the
week end with relatives in Toronto.
Mr. John McMut'tric and 31r, and
Mrs. Walter 2,Ioffatt motored to
Gravenhurst on Saturday antl :petit
it few days with Nt•. and Mrs. hurray
Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dale and Mr.
Clarence Taylor visited nit Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor• of
Bt•uc'efield.
The wind storm last week did cam
siderable damage to the roofs in this
vicinity. Carpenters and shingles are
at a pretiiitlttt
Send ue the names of y.;.ur visitors,
CONSTANCE
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Howes and
son Dave of Hat'riston were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Dexter on Sunday last,
The Constance W. M. S. met in the
school room of the church Thursday
afternoon, November 14th, President
Mrs. Lindsay in the chair. Opened by
use of hymn, "Where He Leads Me
I Will Follow." Prayer by Mrs.
Lindsay and Mrs, Britton. A splendid
talk was given by Mrs. Britton on
the Pilgrim Way, A duet by Mrs.
Britton and Miss Edith Britton, am
conipaniecl by Mrs. Bromley, Coltec.
Una was taken and lunch was served,
CROMARTY
Nt's. 1t. Fischer of Guelph is visit-
ing with her mother, Mrs. W.
But ler.
The annual bazaar will be held in
the church on Friday evening. Nov.
29th. A supper will be served before
the stile of work.
The sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per will he observer! next Sunday,
and a preparatory service will be
hold on Friday evening at S o'clock.
Rev. Wm, Weir of Hensall will be
the speaker.
Xisten in
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