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fl £178} 6! your Welbeck friends have .9 to spend a social evening with mmvournewhome. Itmwnh Io of Welbeck. You have spent a number of year. you Mought Mrs. Goldsmith as a bride. Your home was a placewhere ye yen you spent with us. we spent many a can! evening with you. As a neighpgw We will now ask you to accept this gift as a slight evidence of the esteem in which you were held in Welbeck. Wishing you and Mrs. Goldsmith the hat that the future years may hold. Signed on behalf of the community. motion of his surprise and a hearty invitation to be friends and neighbors welcomed. And during the time “A LITTLE CLODHOPPER” A Three Act Comedy-mm presented by the Anglican Y. P. of Dnntroon pd Glen Huron Friday, May 9, 1930 a very are“ dis. .â€"-Pront room in Miss Bean's boarding-house. mxow BILLING Aims auspices of Trinity Church A. Y TOWN HALL, DURHAM Pontiac car now. at :rhcker’s early last week. of Arthur. Inspector Robert Wright spent Tues- day am. at s. S. No. 5 and made a can at the Edward". home. Rev. H. S. F'iddes m_ade_ a few pastoral L‘â€" A .a-‘AA‘. “CV. "0 U. L .uuvu ---v-wv calls on this line early in the 17veek. Miss Gladys: Firth returned home on Saturday after spending a few days: with her sister, Mrs. H. M. Lawrence of rOur Own Correspondent) s. M. Smith spent last week with A room in the city home of Mrs. A couple of weddings. Out in the Traverston An evening WEE. Reuben Watson is at present as- sisting Mr. R. J. Lawrence to turn the furrows. (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pearson of Han- over were welcome visitors at the home i of Mr. and Mrs. Will Adlam recently} Pleased to have as guests Sunday Mr. Duncan Clark and son John of Owen Sound. Mrs. Sharpe Sr.. Mrs. Derby Sr.. and Mr. Thomas Derby 0! Haulpden. Mr. and Mrs. Spiesz, Hanover, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lunney. Mothers’ Day service in the church Sunday at 11 am, Sabbath school at 110 am. The Ladies’ Aid meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Fulton on Thursday of this week. Everybody wel- Sunday at the morning service. The keyword of the service, “Christian”, he said. was found today in some very would not use it so frequently. The word is only mentioned three times in scripture. first in Acts xi: 26. used in connection with the disciples; second in Acts xxvi: 28, in connection with test- imony, and third in I Peter 4 and 16 in connection with suffering, showing that in the true Christian’s life each of these things should be evident. In the evening he spoke from Luke xxili: 33, and took us on an imaginary trip through Palestine. . to perfection. Messrs. George Haw and Ed. Heard on violin and piano furnished splendid music between the acts. Mx. and Mrs. Fettis, Mr. John Ste- H Mrs. Wright from Toronto 15 bacr. again for the summer months and will --â€"-- 72-6- ItaAr- Mr. Clifford Hincks and smers Gladys, Ida, Beth and Jean motored to Owen Sound on Saturglay. VWDIB W_O‘Q Miss Maggi-St Miami 0! Caledon spent a few days with her cousin, Miss: Maa Stewart. Mr. David Hincks motored to Thorn- bury 331: Thursday and brought homa McEachnie’s, Hapeville. _ Our SEnday school opened on Sun- day again for the summer with a fair attendance and we hope to see a still larger number pm}. a {tori} of praise -for Kerr motored. to Hamilton on Sunday to spend the day with Mrs. Caldwell and Milton, who still seems to be im- proving. though slowly. The W. M. S. Presbyterial will be held in Holstein May 14th We hope the most of the members of our society may be able to Ettend. __ .. ‘vwâ€"U Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hutton of Dur- ham spent; Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mountain. Mr. James and Miss My Ferguson of Egrenmt visited Sunday wit}: Mr. aim} J. Galloway preached Knox Corners Mulock THE DURHAM CHRONICLE ii Marshall and attended ‘meelmess‘ bane. Didyouhatch . 1'me .. Kate McAr- GeneraI-iospifil “was a recent visitor with he: parenta- Mr.andurs.Woltandymmgsono! Kitchener were week-end guests of the Fenton family. Mr. Howard of the Bank of Montreal. St. Thomas. spent the weelE-end with house owned by We welcome Mr. Mr. F. Ridden of Guelph was a week- end visitor with friends in the village. Miss Helen Bayeroft, Women’s Insta. wardrobe, also on the planning and. fumighing of a home. Miss Baycroft auspices of the W. M. S. was addressed by Rev. J. Little of Conn. The church was filled to overflowmg and all enjoy- ed the wonderful stirring missionary address given by Mr. Little. The col- contest sponsored by the Secondary (Our Own Correspondent) R. Meme} and Mrs. L. MOCEW t0 w. ”I“ ”w. w..--._ Forest, visited at Mr. Jacob Fisher‘s on the holidays. Mr. George Leibold has treated him- duration. at the f0 (3 of Durham Hill, com George and Garafraxa Sts., where we are no prepared to look after your require- ments in on all makes of cars. New Premises ALBERT NOBLE. Proprietor- Durham - - Ontario Ant! Noble’s Garage e Have Moved to our an the bulldu bl! themselve many complin that the up; or nearly ev chum rugs. at to the beauty while above I! conflagration. mom to be fou: towns of the pi Iilll. It we; vhtch the lad: fl flowing the My. destroyed w in reality In the replacm fixtures winch construction. 1 that: last rem It was quiu Night" should opening of th giving the d War. Bro. J. F pleasure it ga‘ their lady {rim lined the hisxa it Iflecmd th1 87 years. first mg on the so one of merrin the speaker 11 VOL. 6L The program 8111 Sharp G comedian and Whole Show 11 number am: brief intermis: ‘11 of the lxgh Wk com! the whole and numbers. 'm and with the the best p055" dance which 1 danced! 11 3nd kept m tore "home The gather: Worshipful M m case as which they w companying ‘ non and th' fittmgly 11?le here over the lender each the church de was very mud ”(1011. Mr. and M for their xww the former v the Wimzhan has for the m between Durl cent changvs necessitated I Visiting R0 baby born '9 " It is found than bath tu1 where While : Modem Fa mymem on I HONORIJ‘ A comnmtd tract congrc‘ p on Mond‘ r. and Mrs new qw of th