Garden party notes and community events in Norval area
Garden parties and church events fill the Norval area calendar including Norval Presbyterian and United Church gatherings at Glen and Mount Pleasant. Local ads promote picked meats at Smith's butcher, a Holstein cattle sale near Esquesing, and a Ford car fire near Norval.
Local residents and visitors thread through town over weekend
Miss Minma Tyndall of Oronte and many others from Toronto to Kansas and Sarnia visited or stayed with townspeople. Local scholars were congratulated for a Gold Medal at Victoria University while staff and families attended the funeral of Mrs. James Kennedy.
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Minma Tyndall
Oronte
AW. PL McKerrihen
Toronto
Lillian Campbell
Laura Millar
J. Shanks
Pettyprice
Man
C. A. Barclay
Howard, Sask
W. Barclay
Pearl Carow
Miss Anderson
W. H
Norval
Geetor Mackay
Mortrea
RK. B. Fowlis
Angus Duncan
Dickson Roe
James Cameron
Collingwood
Reeve Kerwin
Kerwin
Reeve Burnett
Burnett
Clinton
Joseph Watson
Betty Paynter
W. Cole
Harry McGee
North Bay
John McDonald's
Queen St
J. 11
Cameron
Ray Cowles
Elmer Lambert
Geo. Wrigglesworth
Ida Caldwell
Victoria University
Houshold Science
University of Toronto
Jobo Erwin
Jobo I Kennedy
Sarnia
Lorne Erwin
Mabel Erwin
George Burt
Nelson Moore
Chas. Gamble
Acton
James Kennedy
Presbyterian preacher to speak at Norval anniversary
Rev A T Bare to preach at Norval Presbyterian Church anniversary on Sunday June Lipp 4926 with services at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Dr Bare a noted preacher and former central church Brantford will lead with special choir music. Garden party planned for Tuesday July 7.
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Norval Ualled Church
LeRoy Keony
Bob Wilson
Grace Boonick
Jean Haig
Toronto Co
Campbell
Glan
St. Alban’s
Hamilton Mockridge
All Hallows Church
Toronto
Halton-Peel Children’s Aid
Halton-Peel Children’s Aid Society
W. H. Stewart
Milton
Gorden Home
Nerval Presbyterian Church
David Concert Co
Kiwanig Gypsiea
Nonval
Chereh Pho
A.T. Bare
Presbyterian Church
Norval
Bary
U.S
Gentral Church
Brantford
Limehouse Women’s Institute Holds Summer Series Meeting
The Limehouse Women’s Institute met in Community Hall Mes on Tuesday May 26. G T Coe Past District President spoke on the Institute’s boundless potential. Mrs Aitken Beeton Government speaker addressed federation plans for the exhibit at the Canadian National Exhibition and shared community work experiences. Representives from Georgetown branch attended. Instrumental music by Mrs Ja J Nickell and a reading by Mrs R L Brown followed by the National Anthem and lunch.
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Women's Institute
Limehouse
Comomunity Hall
Mes
G. T. Coe
Aitken
Beeton
Georgetown
Ja. J. Nickell
R.L. Brown
Georgetown Ball Club Retakes Lead With 18–5 Win
Georgetown dominates Rorkwood 18 to 5 as Hepburn shines on the mound and Woods drives in key runs. The club aims to stay atop the league and heads to Acton next Saturday, June 20 for another test.
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Bockwood
Georgetown Ball Club
Hepburn
Woods
Georgetown
Acton
Rorkwood
Georgetown versus Acton Rangers in League Match
Georgetown visited Acton on Saturday for a return League Match. Acton won 6 to 0 after the first half saw no goals due to strong winds. The Georgetown lineup included J. Smith and Herbert with Dewhurst at full back. Admission was free to support the team. A wedding followed at St George's Georgetown where Dorothy Mary Francis wed Albert N Carter.
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Georgetown
Acton
Acton Rangers
Dewhurst
Guelph
J. Smith
Herbert
Lamb
Seely
Hipkins
Scrymgeour
Thompson
Butterworth
Stacey
Mac Faroxb
Carter- Francis
St. George’s Church
Dorothy Mary
Henry Francis
Albert N
Charlotte Francie
Undies Golf Club June to August Competitions
Schedule lists June events including Monkey contest June 17 and ten and dance June 26 with 5 30 p.m. start and 8 p.m. dance. July features Epitaph contest July 4 and hidden secure contest July 15 and July 28 ten and dance with 5 80 p.m. start and 8 p.m. dance. August highlights best score driving approaching putting Aug 19 and bie and dance Aug 27 with 6 0 p.m. ten and 8 p.m. dance. Starts at 4 p.m. All lady members urged to enter.
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Glen
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Girl Guides
Oakville
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Glen Tomorrrow
Smith's
Webster
Jase
P. J. Barber
Tarpon Springs
Florida
Halton Co
W. C.T.U
Thur
Atkins
Actan Free Press
Kenney Wilace
Mount Pleasant Garden
G. Dolece
Knox Church
Maclean
J. W. Kennedy & Son's
McClary
MacPherson
Dayfoot
Ontario
J. Roney
Bo Masous
Credit Lodge
Jane Qist
St George's, Church
Trent
Limbowe
St Limehouse
Malleatad
Old Church
Ballinafad Methodist United Church
Dickie
Hilta
United Choice of Ballinated
United Church Garden Party
Ashgrove U. F. C
Ashgrove U. P.O
U.P. W.co
Burlington
Tureday
George Strood
J. Sweet
Robi, Askew
Hamilton
A. B. Coleman
Trafic
Lemon
Toronto Sarnia Highway
Mays Ip
Acton Free Press
LOL 245
Georgetown Park
Binns
Williams
Wonder Harmony
Watson Sisters
Robert Grave
Jon the Grounds Adalls
Robt. McCartney
Allen Roney
Macy Pickford
Church News
Phe
John Pringle
Sydney
Knox Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
United Church of Canada
Me. Caldwell
Loendese
Dickin
Huttonvelle Park
the Windermere Society Orchestra
Pororilo
T. H. Moorehead
Brampton
Otario
Rennies Grocery
Swift
D. R. Rennie
W.T. Evans
Base
Golf News
Tiresik&s
F. Sinclair
Pal
D. Brill & Co
East Lake
Bengal
J. Sanford Stewarttown
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King A-Detie
Ste, Terente
H. Druks
Speight’s
Guelph St
Durant and Star Service
Staten McLaughlin
Arthur R. Speight
Erwins Goldham’s
Veal
Main Street
George
Mey
Arthur Norrington
Smiles’n Chuckles Gc
Woman's Bakary College
Grandy
Welch
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Shipman
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Oliver
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