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CHURCH SCHOOL Am., 41140Y The former Rebecca Storey, she Appioximottely 50 ladies ted
School, 11 a. feted
11 am. Morning Worship and 7:30 Pla, was born at Winthrop, the dqugh- Miss 41."n 1��iaa whose marriage
Worship
Se 1C Rev. H. &Ad� ter of the late M�tfi
& Mr. Orick Woods wil be an
Evening service will be rick, Pastor. Storey, She 'a .and
WinthropWinthro
and Mrs Joseph
iidthdrawa and a joint ser- P event of November 3. A m0cei-
vice will be held, in North- Eginondville United Church --lo school and in 1890 was married to latigoas shower was sponsored by
a.m., Church School and Bible Thomas Broome, who Predeceased
4de United Church in the Mrs.
far Leonard Cronin and Mrs.
interests of the Bible Society. Class, special film for the boy.$ her in 1937. She spent most of,her Beatrice Murray and.. was held At
and girls; 11 a.m., The Public Wor- life in the Winthrop district, but the home of the prospact*,vq bride,
ship of Pod, guest minister, Rev.
following the death of her husband A congra* s read
F Bramley Keys; 1-1 am., Nurser she moved to Seaforth, atory address wa
y by Mrs. Murray and she and Mrs.
She is survived by a family of
clases; 11:3a am, Junior co
ngre- Cronin assisted in ol�exng nam -
We Spedalizei in gation; 7 p.m., The annual meet- four sons --and five- daughters - -Mrs.- erous and practigaiL-&jit.
ing of the Bible Society in North Thomas Adams, Rose, Egmond- Several
Were played and a d1inly
All Lines of ville; Jake, Seaforth; Joseph, At- th., spo.
side United Church; 7:30 pm' was served by nsors
Brucefield Anniversary -Rev. J. wood; Mrs. H. Trapnell, Violet,
Semple, Minister. Seaforth; Thomas, Hullett; Albert, and their assi§tents. I
INS.URANCE Seaforth; Mrs. Russel Anderson, Mrs. Loretta Molyneaux and Mrs.
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Northside United Church -l0 a.m. Betty, Fergus Stapleton in 'Ackron, Ohio
NEW COMPOSITE DWELLING Sarnia; Mrs. Wes Agar, x for the weekend.
Policy Church School and Adult Bible Cl-, Della, Sarnia; and
Mrs. Erwin Mr. and Mrs, Frank Evans
and
ass; 11 a.m., Laymen's Sunday, Dr- Agar, Anne, Sarnia. She is also J9anne in Mqrriton with Mr, and
offers, full fire and liability cover- Paul Brady will speak on the sub- survived by a brother, ph
age F Mrs. Bill Evans.
A$ 10% below regular rates to ject, "A Layman Looks at the Storey, of Galt, and a sister, rs.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ayroe and
biimo� owners. Church"; .7 p.m., Community ser- Mary Nicholson, Walton. �he was 0.
Kathleen Hamilton with IVIiss'111on-
vice auspic
For full information, ask us. es of the local branch a member of First Presbyterian ica Byrne.
of the Upper Canada Bible Society, Church and funeral services- will
Mr. and Mrs, Patrick- Flanagan
WATSON & REID with ministers and congregations be conducted by her minister, Rev.
of First Presbyterian, St. Thomas' and family, Kitchener', with Mrs.
M. A. REED - Proprietor 1) - Glenn Campbell from Box fun- Catherine Feeney.
Northside United Churches partici- eral chapel at 2 p.m., on Friday. Mn Neil Stapleton and Mr. Fergus
Lw5urance & Real Estate pating; 8:15 p.m., YPU-Rev. B. Interment will follow in Hall, Maitlind-
, Kelly, St. Jerome College, Kitchen -
Phone 214 Seaforth W. B.A., BD., ST.MMinis- bank cemetery. er, at their homes.
ter.
Mr. Ted Rowland, Toronto with
- - - MISS ANNA BOWLAND
Mrs, Winnifred Rowland.
The death occurred in the Muir Mr. Tom O'Rourke, Dundas, with
PRICED FOR QUICK
NORTHSIDE UNITED WKS Nursing home, here, on Monday of
Mrs., Win. Ball presided over the Miss Anna Bowland in her 73rd MR. AND MRS. RONALD WILLAN BEUERMANN w mar- Winthrop Group
sectional meeting: ifi 'the =absence year. She had been in failing health re
SALE rigid recently in St. Peter'! Lutheran Church, Bro.dhagen fihe
of Mrs. C. Walden, The poem, for seven years.I
bride, the former Elsie Marion Siemon, is a daughter of Mr. and
"Meant for Flight" was read and Born in Tavistock, the daughter Mrs, Albert Siemon, RR 2, Walton, and the bridegroom is a* son Has Anniversary
One -storey two-bedroom frame hymn 386 sung. Miss Annie Law. of the late Mr. and Mrs. James of Mr. and Mrs. George Beuermann, RR 1,y Dublin. After a wed -
dwelling on James Street. Oil rence led in prayer followed by the Bowland, she lived for many years ding trip to the eastern provinces, the couple is residing at RR 1, The repeating of the Mission
beating, three-piece bath, fire- Lords Prayer, in Egmondville. Dublin. (Photo by Fowler Bros.) Band Purpose by bresent and form -
place. Early possession. The president, Mrs. J. M Scott She is survived by two nieces, er members of the Helping Hand
100 -Acre Farm, without barn �h� com' Mrs. George Dillane and Miss Mary Mission band opened the special
welcomed the ladies. The - meeting held on the occasion of the
Cultivated. H ` THE WEEK
Township of Hullett. Partially munity Friendship Committee re- Johnston, of Hamilton. CONSTANCE NEWS Of�
ported 16 house calls. A member of St. Thomas' Angli- 25th birthday of the band.
can Church, funeral services will Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Miss Marilyn placer sixth in the class of 14 teams' The worship service was conduct -
OTHER PROPERTIES ALSO Group 1 reported 23 calls, and the be conducted by her minister, Rev Taylor and Messers. Harvey Tay- ' Mr. and Mrs. Art Bromley Mt_ ed by Alm. J. R. Holden, assisted
LISTED callers for Group 2 are Mrs E C J H James from the G, A, Whit- lor,'Verne Dale and Ross McGreg- cherer, spent last Sunday wnt� Mr.
C. Chamberlain and Mrs. Hudson. p by Sharon Somerville, who read the
AL A. REED ney Funeral Home, Goderich Street Or spent last Wednesday at Lon- and Mrs. W. J. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. scripture, using Psalm 100. Faye
Mrs. A. W. Sillery gave the treas- West
REAL ESTATE : Phone 214 urer's report. The budget was giv- on Thursday at 2 p.m. In- don where Marilyn represented Kames Dale returned with them Little used hymn 15 as a responsive/'
en by the finance committee and term�nt will follow in Maitland- Huron County in connection with for a few days, prayer. The offering was received,
aproved bank cemetery. 4-H club work at the London Area Messers. Charles McGregor and by Frances Blanchard, Margaret
sent- Eileen Dolmage.
Women's Institute Convention. Th'�'; Bob Lawson, of Clintoh, repre. Alexander, -Elaine Somerville and
Nomination committee were: MRS. MORTON ELLIOTT topic on which Marilyn spoke was ed the Seaforth Tractor Club at
Mrs. Ball, Miss R. Fennell, Mrs. R. The death occurred in Scott Mem- "What Shall I Wear." A guest book, especially prepared
LEMON TAXI the OAC, Guelph, last Friday and for the Occasion, was in charge of
Savaugo and Mrs. H. Snell. It was orial Hospital, here, on Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson and placed second in the Inter-Provin- Tom Holden, who saw that the
and PARCEL SERVICE decided to send a kit of clothing Mrs, Morton Elliott, of Stanley Mr. and, Mrs. Borden Brown at- tial competition.
AU Pamengers Insured to Korea, and clothes to come in township in her 75th year. The tended the -banquet of guests signed the book to commem-
PHiDNES: the Huron Several from here attended the
CZML DAVN November meeting. Mrs. Leem- former Lillian Morrison, Of Mc- Presbytery' Laymen's Association Several from
services an Sunday orate the day.
mg gave a reading on Korea .and Killop township) she was mar- held last Wednesday at the Wing- last. One of the guest speakers for the
676 675 described the conditions of that ried January 26, 1904 at Varna, ham United Church. Miss Joyce Jewitt, of Thorn_ afternoon was Miss Margaret Jack -
country. Sectional meeting re- and since then had resided in Stan -
son, of Auburn, who is the secretary
ports were given by Mrs. Siltery ley, Mr. John Jewitt, and Miss Aud- dale, spent the weekend with her for the Mission Bands of the Huron
rey Godkin last Friday represented parents, Mr. Mrs. Win. Jewitt. Presbytery, Miss Jackson told an
• and. Miss Fennel. Mrs. Lawson Her husband, Morton Elliott, the Seafo,th Swine Club as a team Mr. and Mrs. Carl Addison, of
gave a very interesting and in- Varna, survives together , with in interestitig story about "Jimmy
formative talk and the meeting three sons, Harold and Roy.' the Provincial later -Club compe- Huntsville, and Mrs. Margaret Ad- Stand -By", who was Dr. Grenfell's
tan- tition at the OAC, Guelph, and dison and Grace, of Clinton, visited
closed with prayer.'ley, Alvin, Collingwood; two daugh- - I - "man" in Labrador. Miss Sybil
ters, Mrs. Fred Heard, Stratford; a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Courtipe, of Clinton, was also pre -
Mrs. John Ferguson, Carson; an LOCAL BRIEFS George Addison,
RED CROSS NOTE Mr and Mrs. Charles Dexter sent, and told of,be'r work as a
three brothers, Percy Morrison, in missionary in Japan. Seyeral,Jap-
The Red Cross has planned a Oregon; Alfred, North Dakota Dr. Donald J. Munn left by air vished Sunday with Mri. Florence
anese articles which she isplayed
quilting at the library on October George, Buffalo, for London, England, on, Saturday, Woods, of Listowel, and attended were examined by the children!
25 and 26 when it is expected all She was a member of to resume Post -graduate training.. the 99th anniversary and rededi keen e
C the Angli- - with k n int rest. A piano §elec-
interested in helping will be pre'! can Church, Dayfield, Mr. and- Mrs. Roy Snider, 'Mr. cation' services at the Presbyter. tion by Eileen Smith, songs by Lin -
4• L --Tc I sent. and Mrs. Harold Esweiker, of Kit- ian Church there. Mr. Keith Bar- da Somerville and Joan Boyd, and
Resting at the Whitney Funeral cherier, spent Sunday with Mrs. her was soloist for both services..
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson visit- other items on the programme.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Home, where services were con- Mary Hildebrand and Gord and a reading by Tom Holden, were
W, _E'. SOUTHGATE ducted 2 p.m. Sunday by the Rev.
Light -
Allis Hildebrand. rs. ed Sunday with Mr. and ME
Phone 334 Res, 540 W. Outerbridge, of Bayfield Angli- A skit called "The Little Light -
Mrs. Wes Agar and her daugh- F. Warren and 'daughters, of Lon- bearers", under the direction of
B I -N, G 0 in Bayfield Cemetery.
MAIN'ST. -SEAFORTH can Church. Interment was made ter Donna, and Wm. Musgrove, don, and attended the Rowntree Mrs. Dodds welcomed .the former'
Sarnia, were in town Sundayeven ' On. Memorial Church there. leaders and members who were
St. Columban Parish Hall MRS. CHARLES THORN ing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown, present. The fjowdr's on the com-
The many friends in Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Anderson Joyce and Elaine, visited Sunday mun
ion in memory of
-,with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lam- leaders who had passed on. Cor -
district were sorry to learn of the and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Agar, Sar table were
Thursday, October 25, death of Mrs. Charles Thorn, Lon- nia, spent Tuesday evening , with ont, of Elmwood. sages were presented to the visit -
9:00 P.M. don, the former Helen Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. If. -Trapnell. Misses Mary White' and Janet ing leaders and to the speakers.
Heffernan and niece of Mr. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Evon Hoffman,and McGregor. of Teachers' College, The Sunday School room was at -
Admission 50c Heffernan, former Seafdrth resi- Florence, of Burlington, spent the and Miss Helen MeLlwain, of School tractively decorated for the tea
Furnace Fuel Oil dent. Mrs. Thorn had been in fail- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy of nursing, all at Stratford, spent hour with green and Yellow stream -
Lawson, Goderich Street West. weekend
Stove Oil LUNCH COUNTER ing health for the past year. the at their paternal ers in the Mission Band colors.
Born in Hensall, in 1907, she was The residm6e of Mr. Clayton homes.
The birthday cake was placed on•
the daughter of the late Lawrence Dennis, Louisa Street, was- sold Mrs, William Dale and daugh- the table in the centre of the room
Walden - Broadfoot Heffernan and the late Elizabeth this week to Mr. and Mrs. W. Sp- ters visited Sunday with Mr. and with tall lighted white tapers on
Wall. Mrs. Thorn came to Seat arks, of Bayfield Who obtains pos- Mrs. T. McMichael of Goderich. either side. Members of the CGIT
forth to live with her aufit and ession December. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson, of
served a delicious
Phone 354 Seaforth uncle at an early age and attended Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays-, De. Auburn, called Sunday on Mr. and thanks 0 lunch. The
f the 4ormer leaders and
Seaforth High School before •ago- tr0it,- Spent the weekend with Mrs. Mrs. George Leitch. members was expressed by Mrs.
ing to London some 25 years ago, R. S. Hays and Mrs. C. P. Sills. Mrs. Percy Spencer, of Detroit, Nichol, of Stratford, the former
Reception & Dance
Shortly aft6r goinj to London, she Mrs. Win. Drover, North Alain and Mrs. Gladys Currie, of Wind- Helen Blanchard,
Wind -
for married Mr. Charles Thorn and has Street, suffered painful injurleg-. and sor, spent the 'weekend with Mr.
OR SALE Mr. and Mrs. James Allen resided until the time of her'death is confined to her home as a re- and Mrs. Luther Saunders.
F
at 12 Wharneliffe. Rd., N., London. suit of a fall while picking apples Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Clarke
SEAFORTH
DoWt Miss This One Mrs. Thorn was of a friendly dis- at the home of her daughter, Mrs, visited Saturday with Mrs. J. Pap -
Community Centre position and made friends where
Practically new, one -floor home Ken Williams. ineau, of Strathroy, and called on
OR ever she went and the many floral Mr. Clair Henay, who was Major- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oke of London
I an garage. Nicely Friday, October 26 tributes and spiritual bouquets ed during a Thanksgiving day race Mr. and Mrs. Wilber I Jewitt and
landscaped. Possession in 30 days. marked the esteem in which she meet in Strathroy and since then family, and Mrs. George Leitch
Priced for a quick sale. EVERYBODY WELCOME, was held by all who knew her. She has been a patient in Strathroy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
CALL was a member of St, Joseph's Hospital, was returned to his home Irvin' Elligson and family, of Lis -
Church. London, a member of the in Egmondville by Box ambulance towel.
W. C. OKE Catholic Women's League, Society 0
on Monday. Five vertebrae f his
for the Propogation of the Faith spine were fractured and he is in
Phone 458 Altar Society and League of the a full-length cast.
rOFFICE In the QUEEN'S HOTEL Sacred Heart. Mr. and Mrs. E. Geddes and Miss
Turkey Supper Besides her husband, Charles Mary Geddes spent the weekend
Thorn, she leaves two sons, Edward in London with Mr, and Mrs. Stew -
and Lawrence Thorn, both at home, art Geddes.
two sisters, Mrs, Kenneth (Evelyn) Guests at the home of Mr. and
Duff's United Haines, London, and Mrs. Louis Mrs. Ernest Adams on Sunday af-
(Lillian) Gilboe, of Merlin. ternoon included Mrs. Annie Hen-!
ChurchThe remains rested at the E, C. derson and daughter, Gladys, of and FUEL OIL
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, Walton Killingsworth funeral home until Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. John
Wm
Saturday morning, when, Requiem Gorbutt, of Wingham.
- M. Hart'
High Mass was celebrated at 9 am Rev. Dr. J. Semple will prbach Phone 784 Seaforth
Tues., Oct'•30th at St. Joseph's Church Interment the anniversary services at Mount -
was made in the family plot in St. Fprest on Sunday and lectur4 on
James' cemetery, with Rev. E, P Monday night at the cDnAregatfbnal
5:30 to 8:00 p.m. Weber conducting the services a' dinner.
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the graveside. Mr. and Mrs.
John Kellar: re-
yS FRESH Adults $1.50; Children $1. Pallbearers were Charles Hav- turned Sunday from'Chicago where
Available at Under 6, free ey, Fred Clark, Vin Crissy, Frank they attended a cQnvention*�,and BAZAAR
Ward, Erle Taylor and Dick Dal- visited friends and relatives. ves. Mrs.
CLEARY'S ton.
IGA R. C. Bonnett, Mrs, Kellar's 44ou- And BAKE SALE
L�fGOOD PROGRAMME sin of Clarksburg W. Va., act,-bm-
SLFAFORTU
Saturday, October 27
Ponied them from Detroit for a
EGMONDVILLE visit,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dale', of
Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Semple IN MILNER'S VACANT STORE
and family, bf Kitchener, were Sarnia, were Visitors over the *eek Doors open at a p1h.
guests on Sunday with the former's end with the former's parents,,�,Ili,
parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. S Auspices; of Eginoifilville WA
-SHOP INDEPENDENTLY Semple and Mrs, Lorne Dale.
D Y- & SAVE.. at manse, Mr. And Mrs. 016ndening, of 1)e,
trolt; - -were ... Sunday' Recent visitors with Mrs. J. S
Miss A Wallace;-,of.North Malfi St,
Special Feature Watson and Miss Alice Watson m
were Mr. and Mrs. d. Manning r. and Mrs. John 1fotbam','jr.,'
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and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark and Miss Madelyn Hotham wertip
Roman Meal muffin mix
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and family of Mufrbank. Galt over- the weekend afted�iy,
Sunday visitors with Mr, and rs
with plastic dishrra, each ........ .49 M the wedding of her sister, Sunday visitors
wero Mr. and Geraldine Reilly, of Glendale, B A AAR
xfr Aylmer Catsup, 11 oz. .......... . Mrs, to Mr. j 11if.'
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Detroit. Mrs, Hotham was mdtkdu
..... 2/.39 Grant Houston, Ayton, Mrs,John Louis, Wal
N. Schne'Wrls Lard Watson and Mr. Charles 'Vera;Auspices of Ladies Aid of-
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of Exeter. , Of honor at her sister's weddifift First Presbyterian Ch
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"A 'PRWA.Vr- *AURDAY
STAR' NTHEVV
JOHN AGAR
XAME VAN DOREN
Five minutes wereall he needed bdt five guns' were betting
-thetrine---Would-run--� '�--stands-aloiae-and-def-ias-t-he-
fury of a town'gone mad,
MONDAY, TUESDAY a44 WEDNESDAY
"DESPERATE HOURS" - Adult
itUMPHREY BOGART
1FR9DERICK MARCH,
Joseph Hayes, susp'enseful novel- and Broadway stage hit I
reaches the screen in all- its melodramatic power. The best play
of the year becomes the year's outstanding picture,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
"RAWHIDE YEARS"
TONY CURTIS COLLEEN MILLER
COming'- "ROSE TATTOO" - Adult
SPECIALS. 11110 FOOTWEAR
FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
- LOAFERS
For Growing Girls
4"'),.95 A PAIR
MEN'S BROWN KIP
BLUCHER OXFORDS
$4.95
30 PAIRS
MEN'S RUBBER OVER -BOOTS
(Dome Fastener at top)
REGULAR $7.45
SALE. PRICE VA 95
WILLIS SHOE' � STORE.
The LITTLE Store with the BIG Values - SEAFORTH
ANNOUNCING THE 'OPENING OF A NEW
GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENCY
Handling all lines
FIRE - AUTO -WIND - LIABILITY
and. representing
The CrownY6' Insurance Company
MacDonald
InsurancelAgency,
11 Phone 254-W SEAFORTH
Office at the residence, North Main St., Seaforth
OUR
CUSTOM
MILLING
HOURS
are
Monday through. Saturday
8:60 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.,
Closed -Wednesday Oter.
noon at 12:30
There will be abso-
Work. Wednesday
afternoons or even-..
inn's
O'N'E.
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