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PAGE 8. = The sermon was preached by the pas- tor from John 19: 26, 27. There was a splendid attendance showing how much we appreciate the love and devotion of the mothers who are still with us and hallow the memory of those mothers who have finished the earthly life. (This Week’s Items.) A goodly number of the B. Y. P. U. members motored to Chesley Tuesday evening and spent a pleasant evening with the members of the Chesley B.} '. and wele .wglcomed - is?" ”age. L THE DURHAM CHRONICLE men get plenty of e their wives garden. Dromore (Our Own Correspondent) The play entitled “The Little Clod- hopper”, will be given by the young people of Priceville in Russell Hall, Dromore on Friday, evening, May 24th, under the auspices of the Women’s In- stitute. After the play a short dance will be held. Good music will be pro- 'vided by \the Hooper Bros. Come and see this play that has been given suc-. cessfully twice before. Admission 35c} __‘ ville, were visitors at George Héw’s 6n Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mount For- est and Mrs. Lawrence Anthony, Tor- orgpo, Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. McMeekin. Price- Wedding bells are ringing very loud- ly these days around here. Rev. Mr. Reidy of Hillsburg, with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hincks of Price- ville, visited at; .Mr. Neil McMillan’s after service at Swinton on Sunday l A number from here took in the play at Dromore on Friday last put on by the Durham people and think they are real amateurs. This Friday night Priceville is giving one in the same place, Russell’s Hall, Dromore, and a lot from here are planning to attend. We saw it given at Swinton in the winter and everybody did their parts splendidly. We hope to see it again on Friday night. . Miss Kate McMillan of Ceylon vis- ited recently at her uncle’s, Mr. Neil McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Heard and daughter and Mrs. Harrison, motored over from Detroit on Saturday. They have a fine new car. Wesley returned Sunday morning but the rest will re- main for a longer visit. Swamp College (Our Own Correspondent) The weather is very flackward and very little seeding is done yet. Every- body is getting anxious about their crOps. Miss Jessie Nichol visited Sunday with Miss Olive McMeekin. Mrs. John Pollock spent an after- noon visiting her friend, Mrs. D. G. MacLean. { Miss Beth Hincks was the guest of friend Miss Mabel Nichol on Sunday. Mr. Murray MacMillan has gone to Markdale where he has accepted a po- sition in the bank there. Mrs. John Nichol presided over the Willing Helper’s meeting. It was op- ened by a hymn followed. by prayer by the President, Mrs. John Nichol, after which the minutes were read and adopted. All repeated the creed in unison. A letter of thanks for flowers and treats sent to Mrs. Dave Nichol was read from the secretary from Miss: Mabel Nichol. Considerable other bus- iness was transacted. The roll call will be answered next month with the word “serve” from the Bible. ' The meeting closed with “O God Our Help in Ages Past” followed by prayer after which a dainty lunch was served and a social hour spent. Mrs. W. J. McMillan read the report of the Presbyterial of Orangeville at Dundalk last week. Mrs. Alex. Carson and Mrs. A. L. Hincks also gave inter- esting readings. The meeting closed with a hymn and repeating the Lord’s prayer in unison. a The W. M. S. and Willing Helpers held their monthly meeting in the hall Friday afternoon when a good attend- ance of members and visitors was present. Miss May Stewart presided over the W. M. S. and opened the meeting with the hymn “What a Friend We Have in Jesus,” the scrip- ture reading was given by Miss Gladys Hincks and Mrs. Dan Campbell gave‘ a splendid paper on mission work.‘ .u â€"v-- w u noovvbb A‘ LUHW. Mr. Défifldnfiincks, Ida and Gladys visited Sunday at Mr. William Mc- Leod’s. Mr. and Mrs. John McMeekin, Jr., visifed _Sunday with Swinton friends. Mr. Hermie McLean has purchased 27 head of cattle recently and Mr. John Stpdhart bought 40 head. wm .V - . ”if.” Big. .t. {’EfiW . 'I- l. _ New.“ “My. May 23. 1929 full Houses Heard Rev. Dr. Drummond TWO full houses attended the morning and awning services in the Presbvter- ill! church here last Sunday, he 0c M being the anniv rsar} services this of congregation. At the evening the church was scarceix larg( enough t9 accommodate the crown the ALLA_.IAâ€"AA - WW largest in attendance at any semcc since the opening 0f the new Church building a couple of years ago. Rev. Dr. Drummond of St. Paul‘s W church. Hamilton. was the sped” speaker. and to say that ho delighted his congregations “-111“: i115 eloquent sermons at. both serum-0.x :5 but expressing it very mildly. Indeed. At the morning service he took his text. from the words. “Let this mmd b( 111 you. which was also in Chas: .h-ms.‘ For his evening text 110 choxa 211111. passage from the Gospel 0: 8: Mai- thew, “He saved others: Eazztzwxli‘ :10 could not save." Boih dif‘(f(2)112‘>4f“= mom} well thought out sermons and mew» 2; tened to with much microsz ‘03. 2 “'1 \\ ‘ music by the choir und fI' I‘m leadership of Mrs. J. hf Hardly? m- hanced both services. the ('}3«3;:' at}- quitting themselx'es mos: ya“ 13 At the morning service 1m 3:333:33: sung, the duet obligato be; 11; '11. {n MrS. A W. H. LaUdC" 311C \I weu.110renz S O For :1 TZAUL:J:"_ ‘2( ‘ Tongues to Sing v.89. SAW; 1):: ;; choir. Mrs. T. M. McFadden Lang 8010. “O Lord Correct MC". :rdement Had Monday I“ wan! Divine Delighted the! Congregations Sunday 1 win: and Evening With ms 810-: mt Discourses.â€" Annual Supper: “Hark, Hark My Soul" and "A: Far-z When the Sun Was Sm“ V’m‘v fzu choral oflerings at 111:- (11111. >1 1‘ vice, the solo in the fomzer 131 11:11:11 by m. McFadden. Th' :nalw (gm. = 12608 comprising 3.108811“. E. S Maria!" thur, T. M. McFadden. J. H. Harding and A. G. McComb z'c’ndm‘vci fit-v .u-Lo-c- flan “Beautiful Land". The church decorations for the n casion were very beautiful. roses. sna; dragons and lilies being well displaye There was a large attendance from t sister congregations oi the town a. surrounding community and from so of the nearby tovms and as a mark gmpect the evening service in the Ba 'pst church was withdravm. Monday's Programme N “On Monday evening a full cour .pper was served in the basement .ie church from 6 to 8 o‘clock and th‘ too. was well patronized. Temptixi viands and attentive waitresses q 'former occasions assured a large crowt and the supper this year if anythixi surpassed any of former occasions. Following the supper the crowd ad journed to the church auditorius ‘tk'hel :a most excellent programme war: me by the Paramount Quartette assisoj 'by Miss Vera Hudson. of Seafor 'The offerings were of the most rt-r, tile nature. and. one mieht say. 1‘1 from the sublime to the. ridiculol m..-“ moo cnmmhim: for e't'eryb! The offerings were 01 me mow \u from the sublime to the ridlcuh There was: something for " ' [and while many humorous oiferi “were presented. these lighter mm] "while furnishing much laughter. v entirely in keeping with 9. church 1 and while many 11‘ were presented the while furnishing mm 15}: w entirely in keef, u... ‘ gramme. In their he: quartette displaFCd 3 terpretafion. AA! wrpltWLLUAh The quartette is composed of Mes James Stewart and John Bu. tenors. R Rennie. baritone and 1') Reid; basso. and in both chord". solo work delighted all who he Unva- Miss Hudson. entertainer. appearance here. displayed talent in her various ofiez'n be again welcomed in a rot ment. Possessing a plea; it)? and good powers of in every number was ‘ “ encore demanded. them. Surplus 115th the "I‘llesda.v 1 Rate redm-m' refunds of one < result. the Mail ed, from the U“ 58 WhiCh the Onfuru) £1 .<;.- ities. rolled 11;: br 1m 1 energy in 192. aim-army: plete report of 11‘." _‘.'c;::' issued yesterday h; "1.. Pr dro Commissioner “The Commiwion out a schedule 01‘ 111'. are 1'11 and refunds.’ stated C. Hydro Commissioner. 13>: surpluses will be applimi a sible to a lessening 01‘ m consumer in accordance \‘x‘ .mission’s policy.‘ ' um mdm‘t mISSlUHa yvagv..- “Important. rate reductlozzs a: funds in the Georgian part of the Niagara system t last March. 1: vale. my Shite Being “Ontario's-1 Mail and NO. 3232. £0110 L‘I' TW‘ Refund tamer. in her 1 played remark: ofleringsv and 1 a return ens! pleasing p913“ of interpretat all received and Alihougl} Million 0' to Patron: during manner the