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The Seaforth News, 1937-06-10, Page 4PAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS'S 1 Snowdon Brun„ Publishers WALTON Mr. D.\ I C C s 11 and soli, \ l u t e miser urv. To their gab children, 1'. 1 11...rris. Phomas E. \Vet. 1)evere t ix of til [e on the nll tri 11. who died lit lotion fere born . zn 1 .'dhelt, Blyth. \Ira. , ' nu te:r1. \I r., - 1111 and Nises U C c tisithlg his mothers and tl , dk.1 in infancy. The futee.s. sisters in al:nru town ht,p. It Is t . hh'l vvas het,' irean nc 1st long time :ince Nle. \(:tall went 'e•ac ou Saturday ulo•ning via, It.'.„,. West and he seestuaay ehutges , attended hs friends and i•,Ia . Mr.lohu Ryan Sr. and Mr. .101m list remain: hung taken to St Nr.'l Ryan it of. Lon lun ealle l on irwn.l oris i hh lath. chert in the \diose on Sat u•d rt Cin•. 'ore Rcpinicm IL , \Los via- attenduig the funeral of air. Ryan's Ila nephew, het. Father i r'an. uncle, Mr. James Kelly, of ahnris. em, a- celebrant. assiste'• :,y Mr. \\'alter• NleClarev of 'I.ln•onto• Re,. Father �ulliyait, his pastor. as Bible society relire'e•nbtti\e* pretch-Ide con and Ret Father Paquett, o` ed in the :\n,,Ite Burch on Sun-1\\ti.,hatn, a• soh -deacon, 1other day. He gave a gond address audjl'helan delitetcd .t rets .q,ptoeudite there was a gu'ud attendance, (funeral oration, The remains were Miss ,lean Drager ut "Coronto is iyr1 to rest hi the Catholic :enterer} spending her holidays with her mo- 111 Morris township, the .pallbearer, they Mrs, C, Drager, " Guild 'Ladies' el fes' C t l d and \\.A. of St. 1 - monthly Beit Church held t t ;Ueur e' C s I g meeting at the home of Mrs. Scarlett on June list. Over thirty guests were present, which included the met—Fibers of both organizations and friends and neighbors of Nits. Scarlett. The meet- ing opened by repeating the Lord's prayer in unison, after which the minutes were read and approved. Some business was discussed and the finaneial report of the Deanery meet- ing recently held in Brussels was :iv - en by the secretary, Mrs. B. sited with Ander- Mg which was:,ripened with a 'hymn, followed by repeating the \V.A. pray- er. The minute were read and,adopt- • ed, and some ,bosine was transact - THE SEAFORTH NEWS ' GALL ' '. ROS.G £irag Customers who have coupons are requested to bring them in within the rlext week and order dishes re= quired as we have finished issuing coupons, PHONE 179. All Repairs Strictly Cash. SEAFORTH We Aitnt To Pease being his hie sons, Patrick, Albert, Thos 'William illiant and Leo and his grandson, William. The spiritual tri- butes were many, (Friend} from a distance who attended the funeral were alts. D. j. McCassey and Mr. and Mrs, Earl Blake, taf Detroit, Mr. Lorne Les age, Ottawa: Mr. J. 13. Kelly. Goderieh, and litany from Dublin, St. Colwmban, \t ingham, Clinton and Seaforth. ,Decoration day at BlythCemet- ery was held on Sunday, June 5:th witit a large number present, andthe. Baud in attendance. The service son. The \\'. :\,•then 'held their meet - began by ainging hymn, •`O God our Help in Ages Past." Rev. .\. .\. Mal- oney led in prayer,iollnwed by the Lord's prayer in unison. Scripture reading was taken from the 12th ed. After the meetings were closed a chap. of Hebrews by 'Rev, R. A. short program followed in which Brook. Hymn, "Nearer My •God Do Misses Beth Shannon and Mary 'Thee," was sung. The address was Humphries favored with sone and given by (Rev. R. 1. Brook. from the guitar selections which were much :first verse of the lash chap, of He - enjoyed and Mrs. 'QRev,1 Graham i Bre" s. Rev. :\, \. Maloney offered gave an inspirational talk on the home life of Mary and Martha, which con- veyed- a thoughtful message to each listener. :\ setting contest under the direction of Mrs., 'Iiramilton proved interesting to everyone. The winners as well as all those participating were given, kkpie'ce of little 'Eileen Mc- C;crtney's birthday cake on which Were three tiny lighted candles. An- other. interesting event on the after- n,00qu program vas the drawing of the lucky 'ticket for a lively wool cushion which ,was donated by airs. H. Shannon.. All the ticket. were placed in a 'sox and little -Eileen Mc- Cartney, granddaughter of Mrs, Scar- . , lett, drew the lucky firket, which bore the name of Nfr. 'Duncan McNichol of 3Lrl(illop, Lunch •was served in the forst of a "Con'.indrum Tea," which proved interesting in figuring out the menu and appetizing ,and dainty when served. The next,,9eeting is to be held at Miss Margaret Kelly's in July. Miss jean Drager, Toronto, is spending a two weeks' vacation with - her 'mother, tMrs. C. Drager. 'ate and Mrs. H. Last, Windsor, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. R. W. Hoy. Mr. and ,Mrs.'Frank Sellers and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Turt'ey, Bluevafe, spent Sunday with alr. and Mrs. -C, Sellers, Mrs. Hurley, Misses Mildred and Ruth, of Heidelberg, spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Sellers. Walton football team played Brus- sels last Thursday evening in Brus- sels. Brussels won 1.10. making it int- eresting for'he return match. Mrs. Wm. IIvelly and son, Jas. spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IA. Killougit. Dun- gannon. Mrs. R. Livingston has returned home after spending the past few weeks in Toronto -with her daughter, Mrs. Peter -M'cTaggart spent the past week with her sister in Toronto. ,Mrs. Hugh Fulton is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ijo'hn Bruce. enin . ' Mrs. Joseph Thornton spent Mon- day- afternoon with Mrs. Charlie Munn. u 4 it{tat •' V William Boyd u Dennis on Sainday afternoon. MAN'LEY A large number of neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jos, ,iolmson and gave their daughter, Rose. the bride-to-be, a kit- chen shower. The 'presents were num- erous and after the (presentation all indulged in sports and dancing and a. sumptuous repast was served after which the dance- was kept up till the tree hours in the morning, all leaving •cishin.t the groomand bride -to -he a smooth journey through lei -le, ML'. Alex. 'Darling is .busy making his round: pressing the last years surplus crop of hay. By all appear -tics`; part. It was decided to send $I110 octets there will be another bumper to the Red Cross at London to he crap. used for the Hood sufferers, and to al rs, 11. Desborough of -Detroit and her dad, Mr. C. Eckert, of Seaforth paid us a (lying visit last 'Tuesday. Mrs. 'Desborough returned on Wed- nesday to resume her - duties in - the Ford iI'ospitad as nurse. \Ce are pleased to learn that Miss Marthaa Sicilian has returned from Scott Memorial Hospital after a suc- cessful operation ,for appendicitis.. \\'e .are pleased to learn UtakMissBernice Manley has been able to re- sume iter duties at the Seaforth Col- legiate this week, WINTHROP The 1 idles' Aid and \\ M.S, held their regular meeting on \Vednesday afternoon, June 2nd, at the home of airs, E flab -kirk. The president. Mrs, Millen, was in the chair. Meeting op- ened with Singing hynut 360 followed with .silent prayer for the ttcw mis- -iouaries gone to the: foreign 6 -eh -L- ille minutes of the previous meeting were read and 'adopted. The roll call vvas answered by a good attendance with a verse 00 consecration. This was followed by the business antiiy g mak• plans fo • the annual garden party. \its, Ernie 'Poll, captain of circle No, 2. then took charge. Alter singing a hymn, Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill read the scripture lesson -taken from Luke. This was followed with prayer by Mrs, Wm. Somerville. Devotional leaflet was given by airs. Wm. McClureChurch. Mrs. Robs. McClure gave a prayer. followed by prayer for peace of the world. Hymn, . "Abide with Me," was stung. Rev. R. A. Brook closed with prayer. 'The Band played several appropriate hymns, Nlisses 'Edith and 'Pearl IGidley of Toronto spent some clays 'Isere. air. and .Mrs. Charles Lockwood of Clinton attended the Decoration ser- vice at the Blyth cemetery ou San - day. Mr. and Mfrs, -John Leith of Luck - now were visitors here on Sunday. Mrs. 'N. Leslie and Lent Living- stone left on \Wednesday to spend a week in 'Toronto, Mr. Elwin Munro and son Duncan left on Monday ,for Orangeville where the 'former has secured a hardware business. Mrs. 31unrn and daughter will remain here till 'July. VARNA The ,lune meeting of the Varna \V. ML, S. teas held in the church on Jane. 3, The meeting .opened by singing "Geri loved the world of sinners lost" after which Mrs. a[cC'lvntont led in prayer. Minutes of -last meeting were adopted. Thirteen members answered roll call -by verse with word love, Love was to be text word for next meeting. An invitation was accepted to Blake Church on Wednesday. aline 9, to hear report front .branch meeting. A letter vvas react asking people to take in some fresh air children for a holiday in summer. Collection was taken, Nies. Bandy read a leaflet, "Friends of leans in Canada." This was interspersed with several short Bible readings and a verse from hynut 4'-119, 765 and 3141. Devoti'on'al leaflet was read by Mrs. Lee McConnell, "Jesus at house in Canada." lairs. Will Reid and airs. Geo. Reid ;gave interesting reports of the 'Goderich Presbyterial. It was de- cided to have mite Boxes in place of envelopes for Route helpers. Hymn 510 and prayer closed meeting. Mr. and Mrs. G. Charters, Mr. and Mrs, R. McGmn'an. of Blyth and Mr. Murdoch of 'Saskatchewan visited at Fred Reid's on Sunday. Mr. and Nirs. Volland of +Goderich visited at Lour 'Taylor's -on -Sunday. Mr. and ktrs..Harold Graham spent Sunday at Nelson Reiil's. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bandey .61 Sea - forth spent the week end at the Par- sonage, Mr. Win. Col dough of \V'oodstock t isited friends here last week. The W. A. of the Whited C[tut•ell will hold their meeting on •.I"hursdaa' evening of this week; air, awl -Mrs. Geo. Pilgrim of For- rest spent Saturday last at the home of Mr, C. C. Pilgrim. THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1437 "� 1 ti a•[r. R'ichartl Rn ilii .,' v to las STANLEY , spent a number of _ ..ars +t Carlyle, cask., has reture:d t., the old limn: - tassel, Goshen I-ina, Sesrao, 111' 3111 1 111 111 w i ...tree, a :iior. SEAFORTH Mr. Edgar Smith .1-... t over the NOW PLAYING VA,k-'lid with his tent 31rs; Marg BOB ALLEiI in tl nde- of near Chatham. Ree Nits •Peter: ,i t e l:, .'t't-i T LATRE Ranger Courage t. ti appointed to the tt tora.e oil --and— Varna l•utttd Church a t l` Edward Arnold Victor ,glia t take effect July 1 t. Rnc. Joan Perry in H. IG. Hamlet. who has been three! years at Varna goes to \Vheatlec. istors a: the iunue of M:'. and Nlrs. I \ C'arn • on Fri'at Mere 11r. utx Mr-. Stephen Noble , i airgrove, \lichi.gan: Nin :nisi Nirs. C. (laugh v litucefteld: ale. and Nies. ti, S. Howard, Exeter: Nirs. Fred Hess, Hensall, and air. and 1ir.s. Jame Al- len, 1- e, f n Zurich; and on Saturday, t r. \lrs. Gordon \^ltnson, Dundas, and Nass Beatrice Manson of the Goshen lute, Miss Jean C'arnie is at present stay - Mg with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haugh, Brucelie'.cl. ST. COLUMBAN Mrs. !lames Brant of 'Toronto and airs. Vincent Mahan of Detroit are spending two weeks with their Par- ents. Mr. and airs, Dante: O'Reilly. Many front here attended. the show- er for Rose 'Johnson last Friday ev- ening. Mir, Joseph Burke has treated him- self to a 'Durant ear. The G\V,L. are holding' a euchre and social Friday me:Mil,, .1 line hilt, We are sorry to leant Mics fines Coyne has resigned ;ter school in our ,listriet. Mr. B. \breis and NIr. John 1TeIv- or are spending their vacation with their parents after attending college all year. +Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Eckert moved from Stratford hospital. from the seventh last week. ,311,, anti firs, McDonald and fam- Mr, Joe Coyne attended the shower fly visited relatives in Brussels on for Rose Johnson last 1 riday night. S.nnda • Ant interesting event total: Pater re- 1''he Ladies' Aid met at home ome ceetly in 'Toronto, when' Miss Marie of alar:, George Wallace on the oni- Flatrnet•y, whose marriage to •Me, day of this week. William Maloney of 31ciKillop takes BRUCEFIELD Mr, and Mrs. C. Halstead an,' Solll of 'Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. -Gtnt- utings and family of Walton spent s H. with Mt and :Mrs. T. b•un•rlav tilt 1 \\heeler. Mfr. ,and Mors, E. Munn and Aileen of Hensall spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan. Miss Ellen Scott of London spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and alms. Stringhant of Wood- stock visited Mr. and Mrs. D. Ward. (Mrs, Janet Ross spent a few days with her daughter in London. 'Phe June meeting of the Women's Association was held in the S.S. room on Wedtnesday. Tune 2atd, The first part was spent in making quilt 'blocks. Mrs. Stevens tool, the devotional part. after taInch the •President, airs. Elliott, took the -chair for the busi BLYTH Morris Pioneer Laid to Rest,— On Thursday morning, June '3rd, death tclaimed the old -est resident of -Morris toweuvhip and the last of a pio- neer fancily in the person of Mir. Tames 'Kelly. Mr. Kelly had enjoyed remarkably good health until a little over two years ago but since that time had been less active but never- theless able to be .about. He received a stroke on 'May llSth and was con- scious •ou'ly attimes from thenuntil his death. Born in Tipperary, 'Ireland, 02 years ago last 'February, lie carte to Canada with his parents, the late John and Margaret Kelly, and other members of the family when only frnur years of age. Anter living near Ottawa for six years, the -fancily mov- ed to Morris township where he has resided ever since on 'tile farm on vvltirh he died. Mr. IKelh• was a nialt of exceptionally 'fine personal quali- ties, ever ready to assist a neighbor in need and had +bitt one motive in life, namely, a tigware deal for his fel- low man, and during his IO2 years as resident of (Morris, he never had an unkind word ,with anyone with -whom he came in ,contact, :He was married 67 years ago last 'January to 'Elden Phelan who predeceased him two and a half years ago, the day after they had celelbrated their 65lth wedding arc-. hold onr annual !]Cilie in July on the Manse lawn. Mrs. Allan and Mrs. Dawson were appointed sports com- mittee. The meeting 'closed by all re- peating the Mizpah benediction. The Lj.F,W,O. 1y111 hold their jure meeting at the hone -of Mr. and Mrs. \\rm. i,feICeneie on Wednesday after- noon, IJ'une 223rd, instead of the loth. Mfr. and Mrs. \\'lit. Douglas, Mrs: L. Eyre toad children and Mir, and Mrs, C. Haugh attended the funeral of the late Mrs, 'Charles Meyer at Blake last Friday. Mr. and Mr:., Steve Noble of Fair Grove, Mich., visited their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. C'. Haugh and \4r. and Mrs. ,R.. Allan last 'week. MM. and Mrs, .Gordon Mattson and family and i[rs. •A. J. McDonald of Dundas were also visitors at these homes over the week end, Miss Hazel Hattgh of Toronto is spending tt week at her home. Miss Eleanor Snider of Kincardine visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mfrs. J. Snider. on Monday. NORTH McICILLOP Mr, and MI's. Fleury Kieber a:td Margaret sprat Sv+triay ece/iitt4 tyitit 31r. and Mrs, Joseph Thornton. Musses Mildred McNichol. \gnes hunch: and Jessie Dennis spent the week end tinder their parental root, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ileNi.h ,1 and son Clarence of north of \Valton spent Sunday' with Mr. and MIrs. Dun- can :McNichol. NI is .\ nue Kisinin of (Vaterloo spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton. Mr, and Mrs, William !Dennis were visitittg with Mrs. Cuthill and Mrs. Simpson of VWiuthrop on Stttlday ev- HILLSGREEN Mr. \\',• Randall and friends of Plattsville visited relatives in the vir- ility during the week. The Love re -ration is being held• on Wednesday of this week at T 'urnbull's i4r, and Mrs. W. Huxtable of Cen- tralia visited with the latter's mother. Mrs. 'Love, Mor. and Mrs. Jas. 'ittorris and dau- ghter, visited the latter's. parents, of Christian stewardship reading entitl- Kip'•pen. ed "The Missionary Potato." -'Plus was followed with the topic takett from the study hook by airs. lances Hogg. g. \l iss Margaret Habkirk then fitvured with a solo. After singing a hymn the meeting• closed by ail • re- peating the Lord's Prayer. Winthrop are holding their annual garden party on the church grounds on Friday, jitne 135.. Watch for furth- er particulars. The regular meeting of the Sun -- shine Club was held at the Monte of Miss Margaret Pethick on June. 3rd, 'lite meeting was opened by the Club song followed by the roil call answer- ed by showing ,our record ,books. Minutes of the last meeting were then read, Our social meeting to ,he held on Jeune ,IIOlth at the home: of Elva and Olive Bryce was planned; Shoe -racks were then made by the members thi being one of the articles we have to show. Meeting Was then closed by taking snapshots. BRODHAGEN. Nfaster Wilfred Brodhagen under - sent an operation ,for appendicitis in Scott Memorial Hospital. Seaforth. on Saturday. \'isttots, \lis: Vera Rock, of Ent- : rprise, Ont., with 'Mr. and Mlrs, itvtrs e Eickuteir. She was accompan- ;e 1 back by her sister. Mrs, Norman Hentti t. \lis es Carrie and A,clelia Querent- ser of Kitchener and Mr. Qohtt \rh ankle, of "Toronto, with Nle, and \Its. .Albert E. Que'rengesser. Mr. and Mfrs. Leslie \V'ictersou and family of Detroit with Mr, and itt's. Aug. Hillohrecht. Mr. and Nlrs. Jack .Muir of Water- ino with friends here. ilr. and Mrs.'Rtissell S•hotdice spertt Sunday with Mr. and.Mrs. Ray Hart in Stratford. Nils Harry [islet of Saskatchewan 'melt Sunday welt Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Siern.m. Che W.M.S.is being held on Wed- nesday afternoon at the home of Miss !Edna Cochrane. Met Nero Wolf Jory Mon. 'Tues. Wed., June 14-15-10 CHARLES RUGGLES ALICE BRADY lfindYourOwru Business with Lyle Talbot Jack LaRue d bird and bee ex- pert ere This mild m pert went back to nature as host to a gang of kidnappers. NEWS CARTOON Next Thur. Fria Sat., June 17-18-19 SHIRLEY TEMPLE MORGAN Dimples ' Helen Westley Robert Kent Fun, songs; dances, with Shirley Temple and an old fashioned min- strel show. COMING=BOBBY BREEN Rainbow on the River CROMAHTY. 11-m Tufford of T?".nr0 is visiting her sister, :Nike: Currie. alias -31ary t3ttanee,it iii in Seaforth hospital. air. and Mrs. F. Routley of Kirk - ton :pent Sunrhay With Mr. and Mrs. \ McLachlan. Shirley, the infant daughter of Mr. and airs, John Wallace. has returned place this mouth, was truest of honor at a miscellaneous shower held at A NUMBER -OF CHOICE 4- AND 6 -WEEK-OLD the \ieadonia 11 1. vate LLrvtel, Blcor ,q Rock and White St west. The .pacinu drawing -room barred Rock '+P hate was prettily decorated with. simmer flowers for the occasion, Following a very enjoyable program- a stock wed- Leghorn ding party arrived with the *lits. which were numerous and lonely. An PULLETS FOR SALE appropriate address was read by Miss Mary Lane. Refreshments were then AT REASONABLE PRICES served, The Misses Mary Lane. lrl Sunnyvale Helen yvaPoultry !O'Hara and Alice :Flannery received'L y the guests and presided over the re- freshments. [° artjil HIBBERT Hih,beet Council stet in regular ses- sion onMonday, 'Jane 7, at Staffs Township Hall, all -members .present, the IRees-e presiding. 'The Clerk read the minutes of the previous meeting Which were adopted as read. ,Resolu- tions were 'passed: Afdoptin'g the en- gineer's report on the 'M•ahaffy .Drain in Fa -Barton, ,providing 'for a Bound- ary (Road assessment of $110 fo.t 'Hi'b- bert; authorizing' the IReeve with Councillors (Atkinson and Burchill to examine the requ•iremnents for the re- pair of the Murphy drain. The -fol- lowing orders were issued: (Road ex- pense, 111110.1111; direct relief, $23.31: general expense, $52, T'he 'Court of Revision on the assessment roll was resumed. !Resolutions were passed: That the appeal for reduction of as- sessment on Hibbert, Fu'llarton and Logan Telephone Co. .be not allowed. The following appeals for transfer- ence of ownership allowed: John Bin - ler Estate to Phyl.mer Chappel; Ste- wart 'i'raquair to John McNichol: 'Robert IPateron to Frank Allen and Ethel Kay jointly; Mary Stapleton Estate, 'Dublin, -1) IPttrick Jordan; M. NI. d linkhamer, business assess- ment' to ,Alvin Nd cNeil t the -follow ing appeals 'tor exemption -front dog tax allowed--iFrea •Harburn, 'Jnsehh J•or- dan, D. McConnell and .:Harry Nor- ris. -.\ number of wood lots which bald been exempted were disallowed. The 'Court was closed, and the Roll stands as finally revised. The meeting adjourned until Monday, July '5, at 1 .. p,tm 'Kathleen -Feeney, Clerk. TUCKERSMITH Miss Irene (Garret spent a few days last week with Mrs. L. Tebbutt. 'Mrs. Fred Pepper is spending this week visiting friends at Medford. Want and For Sale ads, ;1 week, 15e Phone 160r 3 JO• NS ONTARIO S OPEN: FARM HELP is u-rrgentiy needed in Ontario Unemployed Men w Register with the Employment Service of Canada. AFRMERE U S+ Tell your needs to the nearest N0 ®s t� • Employment Office, Relief Administrator or Agricultural Representative. MITCHELL F. HEPBURN, Prime Minister and Minister of Labor, Parliament Buildings, Toronto WALtSER'S FURNITURE STORE ANNOUNCEMENT During the repairing of our Store, we will continue our Stock Redac- ing Sale, and have made arrangements to give the public every service. We have arranged our stock to give every satisfaction in choosing; we will conduct business in the same way, using stairway to Show Room, first door sou:h of store entrance, Call at the store in the usual way. Right now is the tante to make changes and take advant- age of this opportunity to get some New Furniture, Mat- tresses, and Springs. You have our wonderful New Spring stock to choose from. We Do NOT Close This Store Wednesday Afternoons DURING NIAY OR SEPTEMBER WALKER'S Ft. 6 >�N 1TU RE STORE