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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL holiday week-end with his mother. Mn. with Mn. Douglas, and daughter, Mrs. W. B. Howie. Mrs. Douglas accompan- iedherhomeandwmvtsittnremr In: Germ Glass, who has been attending Westervelt School, London humptedaposiuonwnhc.n.wm Gummy Limited, Loam, Ont-no. by for the week-end with her father and her sister, Miss Thelma. Mr. Priest was guest spatter on Sunday in the Baptist church there on the occasion at the opening of their re-dccorated church. Rev. Mr. Best of Whitby oc- cupied his pulpit here. Miss Jessie Priest of the collegiate stafl, Belleville, returned after visiting at her parents' home here. Miss Joy Priest returned to McMast- er University. Hamilton, after the holi- completed her course and returned Sat- urdny to her home in Bendnck. Miss Elle." Priest, late of India, is visiting friends in Peterboro. She plans to return soon to spend some time at Mrs. .106. Turner. Miss F. McCor- mick, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sergeant, Miss Goodall, of Hillsburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harding. ville, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harding. Stewart spent the holiday with the latter: parents in Seaforth. Mr. David Lamb spent Thanksgiving with his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George 33ny of Blenheim. Mrs. H. McDougall. with her sons. Mr. and Mrs. John McDougall. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDougall and son “Buster” of Hamilton, visited with her sister, Mrs. Roben Ledingham, on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. A. Browning, ‘daughter, Miss Edna. and son Will, Toronto, called on Durham friends Saturday on their way to visit relatives in Kincardine. Friends here will be pleased to learn that Will is slowly recoverng from his accident a! a year ago which has confined him to hospital ever since. Mr. Wm. Vollett, Toronto, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Vollett. Miss Eunice Moon, home for Thanksgiving. Toronto, was Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Wolfe, Toronto, visited with his parents here over the week-end. Mrs. Peter Matheson of High River, Alberta, who has been visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. P. F. McArthur and other friends. left Monday for her home in the West. Miss Clara Aljoe and Miss Margaret McKenzie, Toronto, spent over the hol- iday at their homes here. Mr. Don Smith, Thorold, and Miss Bessie Smith, B.A.. Pen-0113, visited at the parental home over Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McFadden and the latter's brother, Roy Jones, Toron- to, visited the tormer‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McFadden, over Sunday. Mr. Alfred Brown of Toronto is via- ‘n‘mg for a week with his brother, Mr. Roman Brown, at Dr. Jamieson’s. Mr. Brock Grant, Welland, and the Misses Edith and Allie Grant, Toronto, were holiday guests at Dr. Grant’s. Mrs. McAvoy of Hamilton visited over Sunday with her mother, Mrs. T. Allan. Mr. Gordon McCrae of Toronto spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bush McCrae. Mrs. George Duchy returned from Mr. mam-s. W. G. Breenandfamily 01 Port Stanley visited with Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan over Thanksgiv- ing. With Mn. McGowan they visited also with Chatsworth relatives. Mr. aid Mrs. Wm. Baker and son Earl Brown of Pricevme, visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young at W: Lake. v v- wâ€"â€"- ._- Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Brown of Hol- stein, and son, George, of Toronto, spent Sunday with the Morice family at Van-nay and nuanced the anniver- daughter WM Dean, 01 v isited her mother, has. WW and sister, Mrs. w. W Miss Hazel McLean is visiting in T0!" My, October 13, 1932 and Miss N on Cupskey OI at the onto wth her skter, Mrs. E. '1‘. King, dver the holiday. Mr. Allister Lawrence of Tubury is holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Toronto, were holiday guests with their parents, Mr .and Mrs. W. Amett. Miss Isobel Jamieson, Toronto, and Mr. Bowman Jamieson. Kitchener, vis- ited the parental home over the holiday. to visited the latter’s sister, Alice. over the week-end. Bryon, Toronto, visited their mo Mrs. John Bryon, over the holiday. Misses Berta. Milne and Eflle Forest- er, Winona, visited the farmer’s home here over the week-end. Btorrey the beginnmz ‘01 the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. O’Connell of Toron- Miss Audrey Bell was home from Mc- Master University, Hamilton, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Campbell- ford visited her mother, Mrs. T. Mc- Mr. Horton, Hamilton, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schenk. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ramage, Miss Alice and Mr. Peter Ramage, spent the holi- day with Dr. and Mrs. C. Ramage at Gome. Dr. Ward Koch visited his home in town over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Graham, and Mr. Ned Burnett, Toronto, were guests of their father, Mr. R. Burnett, over the week-end. Mrs. Macdonald, 81., and: Mr. Chas. Macdonald, of Toronto, were guests of Mrs. R. Mactarlane over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Bradshaw, Tor- onto, visited the former’s sister, Mrs. D. Jamieson, over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moran and little daughter returned to town Saturday after spending the summer in New Brunswick. Mr. S. F'. Youngs, Wallaceburg, and sister. Mrs. Green of Detroit, with Mrs. G. Thistle of Stratford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Glass. Mr. Charles Moffat, daughters Jean and Mary, Miss Elsie Hunter and Mr. Gordon Grant and George Glass spent the holiday in London. Misses Annie and Victoria Aljoe, Tor- ont.o. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Aljoe over the holiday. Mr. George Renwick, Toronto, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renwick, over Thanksgiving. Mr. Frank Mcllraith was home from Toronto over the week-end. Edge Hill (Our Own Correspondent) The Misses Edge spent a few days in town the end of the week. Miss Alma Robinson is home from Owen Sound. Miss Flynn of Toronto was the guest of Mrs. Howard Ritchie over Thanks- giving. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKechnie of King visited Mr. and Mrs. Adam An- derson on Thursday. Mrs. W. Scarf of Toronto and Mrs. W. Ritchie of town, visited their bro- ther. Mr. W. R. Edge. last week. Mr. Dan Ritchie was home from Stratford Normal for the holiday. Miss Christine Anderson, who has been visiting her brother and sister at Hawkestone returned home last Tuesday. Miss Mary Ford, teacher of No. 1, } Normanby and Miss Neil of No. 7, ,1 Normanby, visited Miss Dorothy Rit-x chie and attended the Teachers’ Con- vention at Flesherton. Mr. and Mrs. enry Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Vi Williams and children visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mortley. Arthur. Messrs. John and W. G. Firth and Mrs. Thos. Moore of McWilliams, spent Thanksgiving with their brother Mr. ’Ttâ€"ios. Firth, of North Bay. Miss Dorothy Ritchie apd Mr. Dan G. Firth attended the Teachers Gon- ivention in Flesherton on Thursday and iF’riday. Jewell of Goderich' visited over the holiday with their friend, Miss Doro- thy Ritchie. The 34th annual meeting of Edge Hill Beet Ring was held at Mr. Robert Ec- tor’s on Wednesday last with the president, Mr. Thomas Glencroes 1n the chair. The average weight 0! beef for this year was 431 lbs. The ring was organized again for next year and the following officers elected: President, H. Ritchie and Rober Cliflord McCracken. '. Griffin and JOCK and Genetta m. D. A. MacDonald and children visited a. few (3315 last week with Mr. over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. wm. Hayward of Ham- ntonwereguestsat thehomesofMiss T. Livingst and Mr. D. A. McDonald. Miss Grace McCaslin is spending a few weeks in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chlttlck and family of Allan Park spent an evening recently with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mac- and Mrs. John McDougall of Hamilton, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Norman MoDougall and son, Mr. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hastie on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Esch and son of Hanover, Mr. Butchart of Lion’s Head, and son Bur- nett of Shelburne, Mrs. Brown and J D. of Owen Sound, and Mr Spurgeon Mc- Lean of Aberdeen. Miss Mamie Burgess of Hamilton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McDonald. Mrs. Wm. Campbell and children spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MoClocklin of Zion. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kaufman of Detroit are visiting at present with the farmer’s parents here, and intend mov- ing on to their farm on the 12th con- cession of Bentinck. We welcome them to our vicinity. On Sunday last the Crawford United church held their anniversary services, afternoon and evening. The church': was tastefully decorated for the occa-l sion with flowers, fruit and vegetables. There was a splendid attendance at both services, the church being filled to its capacity. Rev. Mr. COOper, pastor of Hanover and Lamlash United chur- ches, conducted the afternoon service,1 and preached a splendid Thanksgivingi anniversary sermon from Psalm 126: 3, J "The Lord hath done great things forl us, whereof we are glad.” In spite of} lpresent conditions we have a great many conveniences and comforts in our ordinary life which a few generations ago were absolutely unknown, and which were obtained oy the efforts of men of the past. Mrs. Clarence McGirr of Durham sang the offertory solo, which was very much enjoyed. The choir also contributed a number. In the evening, Rev. Mr. Galloway of the Mulock Baptist church, had charge of the service. He took as his text Isaiah 60:13, “The glory of Lebanon shall come unto thee, the fir tree, the pine tree, and the box together to beautify the place of my sanctuary and I will make the place of my feet glorious.” Mr. Galloway expressed his deep inter- est in the Crawfofrd people and paid a tribute to the pastor, Rev. Mr. Heeney and the former pastor, Rev. Mr. Young. The church is beautifled by the lives of its members and by the sacrifices that are made by them. A solo was rendered by Mrs. Galloway while a quartette, consisting of Messrs. Ait- chison and Bierworth, Miss Marion Machesney and Mrs. E. Milton, also favored the audience with a beautiful selection. The Crawford people feel deeply indebted to all those who so kindly contributed to the success of their anniversary. this neighborhood. Silo filling was com- pleted last week. Mr. Lawrence supplied the power with his steam engine. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Patterson and daughter Marion, and Mrs. McCannel, visited early in the week at W. Mc- Leod’s, Tap Chff. \ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Firth, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Watson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kneppert, and Mr. Wilford Daley visited with Walkerton friends on Fri- day. Mrs. Walter Nichol, who has visited with relatives in Toronto for the past five weeks, returned home on Sunday Master Alec Weir of Prioevllle visit- ed his cousin, Allle McGirr, over the week-end. Miss Jessie Bell and her uncle, Oscar Green, of Torc'mto, were Tl giving guests at Mr. T. V. Bell’s. From the curent issue of the “Eco- nomic Annalist” official organ of the Dominion Agricultural Economics Branch, the following figures are tak- en:-â€"‘From a recent report of the Do- minion Bureau of StatistiCs we learn that there were 321,306 automobiles on the 728,623 farms in Canada; about eighteen thousand farms reported more than one car. There were 48,402 trucks 105,059 tractors, 75,560 threshing mach- ines and 8,925 combines. Electric mot- iors numbering 18,626 were foundo on i 14,638 1811118.” SOME FACTS ABOUT FARMING Crawford (Our Own Correspondent) Darkles ’ Corners THE DURHAM CHRONICLE and son Hugh. 0f of the “ECG- home and! spent Thanksgiving with the Cook family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 0001: and son of Guelph were visitors at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. T51. 15de of Shel- bume, Miss Brine, Heughan of Milver- ton; and Mr. w. H. Edwards of Hamil- ton, were guests at the Edwards home early in the week. Traverston ( Our Own Correspondent) Mrs. R. '1‘. Cook returned home last Thursday after enjoying a visit in Toronto with kindred. Mr. and Mrs. Teachers' Institute in Flesherton last week and spent the holiday gt the parental home at Aberdeen. Mrs. J. C. Cook and Miss Jean Allan spent the week-end with the farmer’s parents, near Chesley. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carter of Tor- onto and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Theme of Hamilton, and Mrs. Milburn of town Mr. and Mrs. Will McKechnle and daughter Wilda, and two friends of Brampton, and Mr. George Arrowsmith of Ceylon were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Peart. Mrs. Will Campbell and sons, Bent- inck, spent a few days last week at the McClocklin home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Twamley and two' children joined them on Saturday and all returned home the same evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Dean of near Galt spent a couple of days last week at the Nelsorrhome. Mr. and Mrs. John Robson and son Cameron spent the week-end with the Robertson family at Molesworth. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lawrence and two children of Egremont spent Sunday at the Davis home. Mrs. Davis returned home with them after spending a week at the Lawrence home. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jack and daughâ€" ter Clara attended Kilsyth fair last Friday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McRae and family of Palmerston visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McFarlane of near Durham visited at the Davis home early in the week. ./ Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Allan, accompan- ied by Mrs. S. Patwrson and Mr. Alex. Renwick, visited with relatives at Ham- ilton and Dunnville over the week-end. Mr. Mervyn Reuber, teacher, spent the holidays at his home at Clifford. Mr. Carman J. Queen of Western University, London, spent Thanksgiving at home, returning Tuesday morning. The Confirmation service was held in Durham on Monday evening and the candidates from Egremont were Mas- ters Wallace Matthews, Morris Mat- thews, Carman and James Hargrave and James Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Matthews and faâ€" mily spent Sunday with relatives at Paisley. ing the vacation. Mr. Wilford Barbour, who has been teaching school at Cache Bay for a number of years, has discontinued the teaching and is at present at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bar- Mr. W. H. Hunter, Reeve, is attending business meetings in Owen Sound this week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lindsay on the arrival of a young son. Mrs. Jennie Gadd of Holstein spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Allan. (Our. Own Corrmpordmt) The U.F.W.O., will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Melosh on Friday afternoon of this Messrs. Ross McDonald and Louis Man of Hamilton, are spending a week at the home of Mr. L. McLean. Mr. Campbell McLean and sister, Catherine spent over the holiday With Ripley friends. Toronto. week- Mrs. Wilkie returned *bis week to spend the winter with her daughter, in Toronto wth his sisters in Toronto. Mrs. James Miller and family spent a day this week with her parents, Mr. Owing to the anniversary services at Domoch on Sunday, there will be no services in the Rocky Sangeen church. You can tell when the movie is near I and Mrs. Robert Lawson were end visitors with their daughter, L. Rumble and other friends in Holstein North Rocky Saugeel) Camplin of Toronto visited ter. Mrs. Cecil Eccles, dur- spent Thanksgiving Neustadt, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H, Corbett. the past week. Mr. B. Kirstine, spent the holiday at his home near Walxedon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corbett, and two sons, Toronto, were milksgivlng guests with Mrs. Jas. Corbett. (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. John Dever, is visiting friends at Mat-male and Berkeley. Vause returned with her to Toronto for the week-end. Mr. Spencer, Toronto, substituted for our student minister. Mr. Bannister, on the Proton Station circuit, Sunday. Last Sunday, Confirmation service was held in the Anglican church here. when quite a number were confirmed. fine BishOp being here for the Confirm- firmation service. Mrs. B. Sjmms, visited with friends in Markdale last week. Mrs. C. Archibald, and 5011, Lloyd. visited with Ceylon friends last. week- end. The October meeting held at the home of Mrs. Joe Brown, Opened in the usual manner, with the vice-pres- ident, Mrs. George Turnbull, in the chair. The roll call was a verse on Thanksgiving. The minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. Sev- eral letters from central office were read and carefully discussed. Mrs. G. Turnbull thanked the club on behalf of Mr. James Turnbull, for the fruit he received when sick. She stated that Mr. Turnbull appreciated it very much. The club wishes Mr. Turnbull a speedy recovery. The club will hold their wei- ner roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mighton on October 21, with a small admission at the door. Members are to supply pies. A good programme, with Mrs. Aylmer Reay and Mrs. Porter in charge, consisted of a chorus, read- ings, solos and contests. God Save the King closed the meeting. The hostess and willing waiters served a delicious lunch. The next meeting is the annual meeting and all members are requested to be present on November 4 at Mrs. Geo. Mighton’s. The roll call is the annual fee for the next year. Anyone wishing to join the club is welcome to attend. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Brown for her home and all returned home pleased with the wonderful meeting and the social time spent. The corn roast held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. MoCulloch was a real success. Singing, dancing and play- ing cards was the evening’s sport. At midnight the corn and pies were passed- around in abundance with everyone eating to the very best of his appetite. This is a good way to help keep your club a'ive. Both young and old enjoy this outing and look forward to the club social once a month. DEANERY MEETING NEXT “'EEK The autumn meeting of Grey Dean- ery of the Anglican church will be held at Chatsworth on Wednesday of next week. DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL HONOR ROLL FOR SEPTEMBER roll was not published last week. Jr. Pr. Aâ€"John Rowland. Cecil Wil- son and Jean Lauder equal, Charles Mofiat, Margaret Davis, Edna Morton and Bob Jackson equal. Jr. Pr. Bâ€"David Stanoul, 1‘“);qu Herrington, Ogle Cluchey, Eldora Cor- dick, Gladys Greenwood. Jr. Pr. Câ€"Caroline Wilson, Graham Owing to sickness on the staff, ALLAN PARK U.F.W.O. Proton Station with Levinâ€"In Normanby, 2nd coma-Ion. on Wednesday, October 12. 1082. to It. and Mrs. Albert Lewis. a son. day. October 10. 1932. by Rev. W Once. W. daughter of Mr. um Mrs. John 0. Blbbud. Durham. to lie!- Wilson-In loving memory of Thom-I Wilson, who posed “my October 13. 1931. Time passes on. One year has pulled Since Death, its cold. out, shadows cast within our home. Where all was bright. Anamokfromusthntshiningiicht. We miss that light, And ever is that vacant chair no one Down here we mourn, but not in win. For up in heaven we meet mun. Sadly missed by Wife and Family. IN MEMOS!“ McAnulty-In loving memory of my dear father, Thomas McAnulty, who died October ll. 1928, also Sarah Ellen McAnulty, who died January 13, 1023. Durham, Ontario. Calm and peaceful they are sleeping. Sweetest rest that follows pain. And we who loved them sadly miss o’er, Thy willing hands shall toil no more. On earth there's strife, in heaven, rest. We miss you most who loved you but. Sad'ly missed by daughter, W But trust in God to meet again. Best on, dear parents, their work b ”filthy THE CENTRAL DRUG STOKE MCFADDEN’S DRUG STORE {AGE '6