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BLAKE,
and Mrs, Fred WaiTker of Win -
4840 and IVIr. and Mrs. Wm. Yule qOf
Inallerton, spent a. few days at the
%nine mrs, (1.1;glioffer.
Mrs.
(DA) SteWart of Battla Ce -
k, Leb.1 accompanied by her sister
and brother, Mr. Geo, Reith from
the Southern States, Called 'on Mr. the West, the Young People felt that
-and Mrs. R. N' Douglas on Saturday they wanted to express their appre-
Mrs. Thos. Meyers of 'Zurich, ac- elation of his servieus during the past
acompanied by Mrs. D. 'Brown spent year, and did so by reading the fol -
the holiday with hien& in the lowing address, which was aeoorupan-
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Ged" was sung. The tople, "What
Cd,11 the Reading of History Do For
Me", was given by Mervyn Keys b
a most interesting manner, The disc-
ussion was led by Rev. Will Robinson
The hymn, "Who is on the Lord's
Side" was sung. Owing to the fact
that our president, Rev. Will Robin-
son, is leaving us to take up work in
Dr, Lorne Tiernan left last week
for Erie, Pa., where he will goram-
ence his duties as interne In Erie
general hospital.
Mr, and Mrs T, Klump and Mr.
Ted, Walper'r. and Mrs, Alvin
Kellerman, Mrs. L. Kellerrhan and
31.r. Geo. Kellerman attended the
Band re -union and musical :festival in
Waterloo on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harr/ Guenther, Miss
Rost Guenther and 'friend of Wind-
sor, Ntr. anti ..Urs. Fred Burke• and
family of Windsor, were week -end
. visitors with Mr. and' Mrs. Chas.
Guenther.
111,age. Mr. and M. °dwell Nichol- ted by a gift of money: —Dear Mr.)
;aort of Detroit, accomp*nied by Mrs. Robinson; It is 'with feeling of regret
icholson and Miss Eunice Smith of i that we have learned that shortly you
Wonden, called on friends in the vil- i are 1"ving u". \''''
.lage on Sunday source of help to us and our
Mrs. E. Weido of Zurich called OR I will certainly ni:ss v.'ry much your
E. Clarke on Friday. I smile and laugh, your '.usp:ration.
Mr. John Thirsk spent a few days your It aCkrshiP ""''': :%:""' "'55
Atilth friends in Lucan. to help. Wo no rot pra,l'orai t,,, expreas •
Mrs. McKee of Toronto, spent the '°«‚' aPP1.-"1"6.'". l'''.' "" " 'A" 2-f.
Week -end with friends on the Bron- i our esteem. we ass .you to aeeept
'son Line. Ithis small gift as a means 4,-a* expres-
Mrs. 'W. Fassold of London, aecom ; sing our good -will and best wishes.
panted by Miss Jean Hey, visited at And we also wish to assure you that
the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey ' we will not forgta you in your new •
on the lst July. Mrs. Hey and Son . deld, but will pray that God's work
Victor, returned home with them andwill be blessed under your ministry.
pent the week -end with friends in ;' we aro, yours in the spirit of friend -
"London. 'ship and service. The Blake -Goshen
Miss Margaret Douglas spent the Young People's Soeiety.
week -end with friends at Glan- i •
vorth.
Mrs„ Lang Foster returned to! •
• Mr. Leonard Birk of Guelph, spent
a few days at his home here.
Miss Muriel Viner of Niagara'
Falls is the guest of Miss Florence
Guenther.
Mr. and Mrs, Harris, Mrs. Veroloh
and son Melville and Miss Love,all
of Detroit, were visitors with Mr. and
3irs. Otto Restemeyea. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Detroit,
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Baumgarten.
,Mr, in. Musser of Detroit, is
aing a few days with his family.
Mrs. Bruer and family of NeW
Hamburg is visiting her parents,Mr..
and Mrs. J. Schroeder.
DASH.WOOD
her home after spending a week with!
friends in Detroit. The Naperville College Glee Club
will give an entertainment in the Ev-
angelical church on Monday evening
STANLEY TOWNSHIPJuly llth. The community is cord-
ially:. invited to attend.
. .. Miss Hilda Snell Of- Detroit, is
Mr.- and Mrs. Wilbur Thompson of spending a few weeks with her par-
.
l'hicwro spent ' the week -end with ! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snell. 4,
their -cousin, Mr. Nelson Keys and 1 31r. and Mrs. Milford Mcisaac and
family of Detroit., and Mr. and Mrs.
j Ervin Mcisaac and family of Wind-
. Rev. William 0. Robinson left on . so.t, spent the week -end with Mr. and
•': i• - Zifforiday fox Pilot Mound, Man., to Mrs. P. McIsaac.
, •. ,ateromence his duties as pastor of the I Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener
Little Myrtle McKinley, daughter / Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton, and
at Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley un- Mis,s G. Cornwell of Waterloo were
Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs. E.
derwent an operation in St. Joseph Ti'
ieman.
Ifospital, London last week, she is 1 31r. and Mrs. Gordon Callfas of
:progressing favorably. I Sarnia spent a few days in this Vie-
. ,.,.. Mr. Art P. Keys and family visited initY.
£n Sunday with his mother, Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Berensen and dau-.
•.14,' Keya, of Seaforth, leiter Leona and Miss Elia Zimmer of
• . Detroit are visiting at the home of
.Miss Mabel Calv.o. spent Sunday Wm. Zimmer,
with her mother, Mrs. Calver in Clin- i Mr. and Mrs. Dundas of Centralia
,-;• A-. Ion.. ; Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs, Smith and dau-
,,.;,.:.: Rev., E. A. Poulter has recovered 'ghters and Mr. Fitzpatrick of London
lattlficiently from. his recent illness to ' Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Nicholson, Mr.
.. le able to take his work again. ; and Mrs. Leo. •Delaney and son of
.;., .Bryne and Mrs. J. Collins Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hev
J.' Br ,
were Sunday visitors. with Mr. Jonas
-allfj...oridon and Mrs. 1,Tietor u°Yee of ,'Hartleib and Lavada.
Onderich„ have been called to the . Mk. Walter Fassold of London,Mrs
.; liedside of their father, Mr. Wilson Jos. Wickens of Ingersoll, Mr and
Armstrong, who is seriously ill. Mrs. Hugh Rutledge and Clarence
. „ .. The closing meeting' of the Blake ' Rutledge of Thamesford were Sun-
,' 41. :and 'Goshen Young People's Society I daY
... ; .;. . visitors at the home of Mr. and
'vas held in Blake church on Friday 3Irs. Philip Fassold.
1 Mr. rand Mrs. A. Odstreicher and
Ctening,•June 24th, a large number
family ,vistted friends in London on
being present. The meeting was op- SundaN.
-roened by. the business session. The! Dr.' and Mrs. E. Broughton and
4.0;X:._414.34 meeting were i Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto,
icitintecr: The devotional `. are visiting their parents, Mr. and.
':.:41Z0,irt of,the„ meeting was led by Vera i Mrs. J. Kellerman.
•.. ' ;Stuillt. OPerthig with the hymn, "Day! Mr, Leslie Goetz of Chicago, is
Dying; in the West", prayer was speading his vacation with his mo-
. . '?";:rOa: by Mr, _Armstrong. The les- ther, Mrs. Goetz.
3Ir and Mrs. Wm Stoddard 'and
I3DTI'i: Lytice 12 chapt., verses 1-10 was :qrs. *Mathews and •Mr. Hooper of
'rd by Harold Finlay. Another Seaforth called at the home of Mr.
•. 4:yrati, "Breathe on Me, Breath of ' Jonas Hartleib on Monday.
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Wnited Church in that place. spent the week -end with her parents.
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Willis Mcisaac is spending his'roll- left for Niagara Fans and points oas-
days in Detroit. tern. The bride travelling in a biege
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Witzei of Tor- suit, The community extends heaxt-
onto spent a few days with his mo- lest congratulations.
ther, Mrs. Witzel.
Robt. Hoperoft is spending hisholi
days in Toronto.
The largest crowd of several years
attended the annual strawberry soc-
ial at the Evengefica ehurch last
:Wednesday evening, under the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Aid and the
Choir. The main feature of the pro-
gram was a two -act play entitled
"Fun in a Chinese Laundry" under
the direction of Miss Alice Hoffman.
The receipts arnounted to $79.18 af-
ter:. expetises were paid which is shar-
ed equally by the Aid and Choir.Mrs
D. Tiernan was convener of the man-
agement committee.
".4 charming wedding took place in
ZUrich R. ,C, Church last Tuesday
when Rev: Father L. Power united
in marriage Loretta, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ziler and Mr
Harry Zimmer, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Zimmer. The bride was
gowned in white canton crepe and
was assisted by her sister, Antionette
who was gowned in maize crepe;Mr.
Elmer 'Zimmer supported the groom,
After the ceremony the happy couple
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COUNTY NEWS
Fifteen officers and twenty-five et. -
'her ranks of Huron regiment left
last' week for Carling Heights, Lon-
don, where a 'skeleton' military camp.;
is being held this year. One battalion
drawn from four regiments, will be
under canvas.
Thursday, October 18th, has beim
chosen as the date of the annual plow
ing match of the North Huron Plow-
man's Association. The place at which
the match is to be held has not been
decided, but it will likely be in the
neighborhood of Wingham.
• July 10th is the date for the Ev-
angelical cemetery decoration day,.
at Crediton. The plan is to cancel the
morning church service but hold the
S. S. session, which will be held a
little earlier and return for the 2.15
decoration. In the •evening the- Col-
lege Glee Club will givea. sacred
concert in the church
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A beautiful outdoor action rom-
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Coming --Mae Marsh in "Over the
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Matinees—Tues., 'Wed., and Sat.
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