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The Seaforth News, 1928-08-16, Page 4UR THE W ALTON, .Rey. Ea. Allsworth, of Exeter, will take the service in Duff's Chtteelt Suri= day morning next: Miss (.,'aura Hoy left .Monday for r Nen Liskeard, where she will spend several months with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Skinn. She was accompanied as far as Birch Falls by, Miss Ruby 'VDung, who was returning toher school at Oremore after e week's holt-. days, Congra•tulations to Duncan Mc- Nichol on getting honors on hia En- trrute'. Duncan received a pleasant surprise on receiving his certificate the onset•; day crediting him with Iron - ors, He was a pupil of Miss Edna Reid. Mr, and .Mrs, John "Bell and Mr, and Mrs, Frank Martin, of Belgrave, were week-endguests of Mr. and Mrs, Rob- ort Reid, Mr. ohn. Lamb Who recently went to Toronto to undergo an operation, a k tg p 'is improving and .an' operation was .found unnecessary, Miss. Hazel Drager, of Detroit, is visiting her mother, Mrs, C,' Drager. Miss Finnegan, of Egniond'vitle, is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Young. Miss Alice Hoy returns Thursday from Toronto where she has been in the T. Eaton shore, before leaving next Thursday with her mother, Mrs, .R. Hay, for Alberta. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Habkirk and Fa- mily. motored to Wiagham on Satur- day to spend the day with the form- er's'hrother, Mr, Orval Habkirk, Mrs, F. Goodrich, who has been spending the past month with her cousins„he Clark families, in this dis- trict, returned to her home in Sagi- naw, Mich,, accompanied by her dau- ghters, Mrs. Aldebr•tght and Mis'a Finis and Mr, Garnet Hall, They motored the 200 miles in six hours. They found the roads excellent 'both in the States and Ontario. Mr, and Mrs. John Williamson and son George, accompanied by the lat- ter's niece, Elia Metz, who has been Spending her holidays in this locality, motored to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Metz, New H'antburg,last week. Mr, and Mrs. Orval Habkirk and family, of Winghaiu, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. George Habkirk, of Winthrop, started on a motor trip on August 12th, to visit relatives in Mus- koka, North Bay and Copper Cliff, The latter intends remaining for some time. Miss Mary Ryan, .of Detroit, and Mr. Joseph Rowland, of Dublin, spent Sunday at the home.., of their grand- father, Mr. M. Rowland. Miss Marie Ryan was successful in passing her Junior Piano Examina- tions at Toronto Conservatory of Music. Congratulations are extended to Miss Ryan and her teacher, Miss Maude Ferguson. Afr, G. W, Jackson spent the week- end in Brantford with his cousin, Peter Hay. His cousin, Mrs. N. Platt returned with him to spend a few days with friends in Walton and Brussels. Mrs,ohn Haist and Miss Vera Heist visited with Mrs, G, W, Jackson over the rtee'k-end, Miss Mabel Machan has returned home after visiting her cousin, Mrs. semeaseamsammeeeemenesomertm Valiance Inglis, of Monerieff, Mr, and Mrs. John Machan and daughter Mabel visited friends in Palfeerst'ou end Listowel recently. Mr, and Mfrs. George Butson, of Staffa, spent 'a roup'le of days last week with J, N. Campbell. Mrs. R, Kellst of Saskatchewan who has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, A. Clark, has returned to her home. • Miss Muriel Farquharson, who has been employed at Mr, 'Finnegans its Egmondviile, has returned to her Theregular monthly meeting of W. M. S. and Ladies' All was held on Wednesday,-August:8, at the home o Mrs. Kirkby, with about thirty-Ifiv ladies preseut. Mrs,. E. Bryans pre- sided and conducted the devotional eicercises, Current Events were dealt with by Mrs. W. Murray, Mrs. Man- ning read a paper ou the Negroes: The mentality of the colored race 1s not as low as we think; she gave de- finite samples of clever negroes, ata they are ;always proud to .be negroes. Leaflets were .read, .one dealing with call for more nurses. rt has been de - aided to invite Mrs. Wilford from Blyth to address the next meeting, Meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs, Campibell. Misses Louise gid Elizabeth Mills bave returned home after spending a two weeks' holiday at their uncle's cottage its. Ttondeau Park, on Lake Erie. Mr. J. W. Stivaiu, of New Toronto is visiting his sister, Mrs, Nelson Fulton, Mrs, James Fulton and Mrs. John Balfour spent the week -end with Mrs, E. E, Fawcett, in London, Mr. anil Mrs. ,David Hilt', Mr, anis Mrs, Rdb't, Hill and daughter Marion, Mr, and Mrs, John Dennis and daugh- ter Fern, of Arthur, Mr. and Mrs George Hill and Mrs, Cudmore and son Jimmie spent Sunday with Mrs. George Henderson, McKillop, Mr. John Driscoll's many friends are glad to see him able to be up again, Mr, W. T. McDonald, Margery and ,Tack, of Strathroy, spent a few days with Mee and Mrs, Tames Smith and other relatives, Mrs. Walter Davidson visited fri- ends in Guelph over the week -end. _Mn and Mrs. Andrew -Coutts, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cardiff and Mrs. Robt. Coutts spent Sunday in Ailsa Craig visiting relatives. Mrs. J. Johnston, Blyth, visited her daughter, Mrs, C. Fingland, .for a few days this week. Mrs. F. H. Miller is holidaying this week. There was no service in Duff's Church on Sunday. isirs H. Ramsay is improving nicely and able to visit friend's for the last week or more. Rr. G. Neal is expectedhone ai:out the 20th of August. :Hiss Vera Gardiner is visiting friends at Jarvis. Miss Annie McTaggart is visiting at Ethel at present, Miss Ruth Fulton, of Mimico, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, John Balfour. t The Ladies' Aid of Bethel` Church met Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Crozier. - Mrs, Dave Crawford presided, Tea was served by the hostess, Mrs, Ibbotson and children of Sea- forth, are visiting .Mr; and Mrs, L, Cummings, Mr, J, N. Campbell is laid upwith a badly sprained shoulder, the result of a fall from a rafter, of the barn, Mr, and Mrs, Rae Small and, baby Shirley, of, Rockford, 111„ visited their grandmother, Mrs, John. Res. Mrs, Walter Pennington and son's, of 'Cranbrook, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stualtdon, last Sunday, ' Mr. James A. Rea spent the week- eucl:visiting his nephew Jaek Small, at Midland, f .,Mr. and Mrs, John Harris visited e friends in Preston and Mitchell Mt week, 1Williem and Mrs. Sh'oldioe visited in•Mitchell last week„ 'Mr. and Mrs, Adolph S'ohier and d<d'naeth have returned home after spending an enjoyable vacation at Simcoe. d Master Jack MtGavin' is visiting his grandparents, Mani and Mrs. Mc- Gavin, Mr. and Mrs. 'rs . Geo. Vivian, of Staffa v visited Mr, and, Mrs, John Driscoll, • •BRUCEFIELD, Miffs Annie Mustard, of London, epeet the week -end at the home df her parents, Muss Margaret 'Brown, returned nus i nary on furlought front Honan China, visited at the home of her , aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Alex, Mustard, last week - Mr. and Mrs, 5, Snider and fancily are camping at Bayfield' this week, 'Mrs. Janet Ross visited friends in London last week. Visitors who have returned to their homes in the West this week are: Dr. and Mrs. Aikenhead and fatn`ily, to Calgary—Mr. Robert McCartney, Mrs, Hainer, Mrs, McMartin and daugh- ter, to Moose Jaw; Mr. and Mrs, Rob- ert Yuill to Carmen, Man,; Mrs. Alex, McCartney, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs, William Scott, for the Past two months or more, returned to Moose Jaw. Mrs. \V. Stevens is visiting friends in Exeter this week. Mr, Alex, Aitcheson, of Rosetown, Sask., visited at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D, Tough this week. • Mrs, G. Hill returned hone this week after spending the past month with her son James, of Stratford. She was accompanied nied byh • d , lc r i - m a iher au hte -tn n g law, Mrs. James Hill, of Stratford. 'Air. and Mrs, T. B. Baird spent Sunday with friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. William Hill motored to Stratford on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cornish and• fainly spent Sunday •with his parents east of Exeter. Mr, Jack McEwan spent -Sunday at the home of Ins sister, Mrs. Pearson. Mr. and lffs. -Thoth,. Campbell spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Sam Johnson. Mr, Percy Harrison spent Stin.day with wi t old friendsin Goderich' f Mts. Hart and son Jack, of Winni- peg, are. visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Davidson, on the London Road. Miss Annie Stevens, of Harlock, vommeninismonanamasm E.APQR'rhl' Ni :spoilt tkte week-endwit'ii Mr, and: Mrs, Gloat McKnight, and 'Uri .a t l Mrs< D lttti m S. T `Idttllett visited Mr,pneo of end Mrs, Howard Snell on Sunday, Mr. William Falconer was ht: Stra t• Ford on Saturday attending the Black Knight-eelehration, bit, and bit's..Glen �.�eHni 'lit an. Mies Angle Stevens were in Grand Bend on Sunday, Mr, Frank Lane spent the week- end with his sister, Mrs, Harrigan, of Liman, Miss Etna. Hyde has been visiting in Buffalo. Miss Jean McKenzie spent Saturday in Stratford; Miss Leola Black and Master Min- oan hive returned to London after visiting: at the home of lir, and Iv1re, Joseph mood, Mrs, W. L. Keys, of Seaforth, is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Melvin Talbot, of 'Stanley, Y.P.S.-The regular neo tth'ly rnis- sionary meeting of .the Young Peo- ple's ' Society Was held on -Monday night at 8150- o'clock,- Miss Eleanor Snider presided. The topic'fnotn the book, '"Drums. in the Darkness,” was very ably taken by Miss Erma Sroadfoot, It was decided that the meetings would ibe discontinued for the remaining part of August. .M-. and Mrs, C. Haugh greatly en- joyed a n,loyed'a visit' from a former . pastor, Rev. ev. D � r. ;Hall, now of Lynhaven Flo ride, fofinerly of North ;;Dakota. Mr. Jack Souter, of Detroit, is home to help his brother with the harvest. Miss Isabel Souter is spending a fete days at Motherwell. Miss Irene ;Snider is spending her two' weeks' vacation at home here. 'Members of the Young'People's So- ciety held their annual picnic to B!ay- field on Wednesday afternoon and ev- ening,, At the camp fire service, RAW,Mr. Ferris gave an interesting ad- d rens, CONSTANCE. Mr, and Mrs. Charles IIoggartlt and Mr, and Mrs. George Riley mo- tored to Staffer and spent S'un'day with Mr, and Mrs, Frank Harburn. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Howes, of Seaforth, spent 'Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Grimold'by. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Riley motored to Bayfield on Sunday and spent the day there.. Mr. Peter Lindsay shipped a fine baby beef to Toronto last week which tipped the scales at 640 lbs. and which brought 14c a pound. It takes Mr. Lindsay to raise baby 'beeves. Well done. Mrs. Thomas Pollard visited rela- tives at Listowel last week, .Misses Viola and Doreen Clarke have returned home after spending some time with their aunt, Mr's. George Johnson and tither relatives in Stanley. .Mr. George Coates and son Rob, of Ret',ie;forct, N,J., are visiting at the home of Mr. Coates' sister; Mr. and Mrs. \VilliamCTa tke The following ,newspaper aper clipping b refers to the daughter of former resi- dents ofr' this, neighborhood.."Miss Edna Grainger, daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs,' John Grainger, of this city, is a 1 erne Aber of Ile e rt Cali e of Emporia Veeeer Chorus which sang Handel-tl�sfah" and Parker's Mara Nevis - :dine," as featured in the fourteenth attune( music festival 61 the college. It was given under the direction of Dean D, A.' Iiirsoh'ler, nationally known musician. IGletnbers'hin in the. chorus is limited to one hundred and is ileternlned yi udividual tryouts, Miss Grainger isalso a member oft e Girls' Glee club .' and of the College orchestra, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Wallis, of New York, Miss 'Attlee Ditymond, of Ar - titer, and ,Miss Billie Stewart, of 'Clinton, called on Miss Blanche Wheatley last .Sunday, Miss Louise Mills and Miss Blanche Wheatley are leaving this week to spend at weekvisiting in Detroit, ,Mrs, A, Gillies and daughter Kaye and sou Allan and Miss Mildred Brit- ton, all'af Toronto, spent several days at the home of Mr," aitd.Mrs. W, Brit - Mr, arid Mrs, P. Gardiner of Blyth were visitors "with Mr. and Mrs. B, B, $i'dl1h:snsyn, : Miss Lottie Halls of Winnipeg is visiting her cousin, Mrs, B. B. ,Steph- enson, Mrs, ivy Ileudcrson and family of Seaforth spent the week end with her sister, Mrs, E. Britton. The many friends of Mr, . William Huglil are' pleased to see him around again, Misses Helen and Kathleen Farqu- harson and Will Farquharson of Wel- ton, elton, are visiting with their aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, E. Britton. George Riley had his handbadly crushed between the wheel and the side of the wagon this week,, Mr. Matt, Arms'tr'ong and son Fred motored to Manitoulin Island and purchased a carload of cattle. Frei' returned Thurs. and Mr. Armstrong is bringing the cattle. Mr, 14•illei• Adatns made a trip to Winnipeg recently and purchased two carloads df cat'tle,One ear, is on its way and the other Domes Oct, 1. Miss Donaide Adams is yisiting friends at Brussels, -- Miss Miss Mabel Livingstone is holiday- ing at her home after a trip in North- ern Ontario. Mrs: Robertson, of Sarnia, who spent several weeks at the home of Mr. T. Livingstone,` eft Friday and will visit at Brantford "before 'return- ing home. Miss Margaret McKellar of Sea - forth is visiting her aunts, Mrs. Jack Ferguson and: Mrs, Geo. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Si. Clair and Mr. and Mrs., Roy McDonald of.Bri'g- den, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Leo. Stephenson, ;Mr. C. :Riley and family spent. Sun- day at Grand, Bend, Mr, F. S. Sa'vauge of Seaforth will take the services next Sunday. HOBERT, Mr. Dennis B'a'rry of Tuckersntitlt spent, the week end at the home of his meso Mr and John Mrs. s T r Walsh Mc- Tidlo -' P• Miss. Catherine Murray of Stratford and Miss, Mary IVIterray of 'West Lorneare spending their holidays at the home o'f their_ grandparents, Mr. Kroehler Manufacturilg Company Co-operates in This Great Event We made a special purchase of Kroehler Chesterfield Suites. The W. T. 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Wm, Nigh. 'bit•. and Mrs, M, Murray of Tuck-' ersrnith were guests on Sun'dtt s.at the home of Mr. and M'rs, Peter DeQotir cy, Egrciondville, • bit. and Mrs. George Atkinson and Mt, and Mrs. W. Connolly Toron- to, lY of Trxnon to, were guests on ;Monday . at the home of Mrs. Catherine Atkinson, Seaforth,.' Mr. Jplur Nigh and his another, Mrs Wnr. Nigh and her brother, Mr, Denis Barry, Tuckersmith and Mr, and Mrs, P. McCann, Hilbert, spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr,: and Mrs, AS. Cronin, Dublin. Mr, MdBurns has returned home from London where he has been re- telling treatment in London hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Vivian spent Sunday viditing friends in Wingharn. Miss Kate ooyne'spent a day this week a visitor at the homes of 'Mrs. McMillan and Mrs, G. Vivian. Mr. Michael Coyne lead' a colt killed' by lightning last weels , HILLSGREEN. bir. and Mrs, Charles Farquhar and family visited at, the home of Mr. Robin McAllister, on Sunday. 'The funeral of Mr. Manuel Reichert, which took place last Sunday, was lamely attended. -miss Dorothy Farquhar spent Sun- day with her cousin, Miss Martha Carlile, Mr, and Mrs. John Turner and fam- ily, of Clinton, were- visitors at the home of Mr, Webster Turner's, and - attended the funeral of Mr, Manuel Reichert, Mr, and Mrs. Moore and three clan, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 102E • ghters, of Flint, Mieh,r also Miss Grace Walker, of Marlette, were sail* ers at the home of Mr, and Mrs,,los. .r'arrotts and Mrs.' Carlile's on Mon,, stay, • Mrs. Ann blttdsott and Mrs, J,. Lo- gan Spent Monday at the home of Mr, fames T. Jarrdttlo„. ANATen Ladies' Ribbon Watch--l'nrn;er shapes --Green, white and red gold 8.50r ap Gents' Strap Watches $8.50 0 u P Gebll '' t Pocket Watches $5.00 u P WATCH GLASSES We are now in a position to fit any style of watch tch lasr a glass ladies' os' gents', round or' i fancy shapes with glass or P. B. U, . 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