The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
TORONTO, CANADA.


fursnce hres are burning. many ar,
wearing heavy wraps and furs have sup.
planted the light garb of summer.
Monday wss the Canadian National
Thanksgiving Day.
The Quarterly Conference which was
held With u VI. r. Church under the
efficient pastor. Rev Jackson. Was pro-
ductive OF much good both spiritual AMI
financial Rev. Henderson "i the A.
VI r.. Church .~-isted and Al :, o'elock
presrbed a most able SERMON from the
text. God l. l"Ve.' subject. "A call
Ia -eryire.''
The Harvest Home Celebratian IT the
University Baptist Church Ma quite a
sueces- Many went home with the
fre- vegetables
The Britianna Club of lhe n VI r..
Church gave It's first public program
Monday night. This Club hopes 90 do a
great good among the young reople
Thursday night "a sanford Avenue
WAS the scene of nerriment caused 10y "A
large bunch Of V ung people who burst
IN with surprise party. After the
fight MAS over. all joined in the social
amu-ement- together with serving the
many refreshments brought they enjoy
sd Till long past - O'Clock.
DIR. and Mrs. John Day. formerly Il
Bsltimo e, Md 4 : A.. spent Soy. raj
days in the city recently visiting friends
They have returned To Mu-toka Sanitor-
ium where DIR. Day resumed hi- work a.
Bacteriologist. lie $50 does the y Ray
work DIR. Day went To- Muskoto for
the Rest Cure for lulmOnony trOubl.
and is about we'll again. Tie has sl-o
worked himself mp To To- toe a member of
the stall, an honor held 10y IA" other col
ore,i man of the Domirior
Mr.. AIorza jenkins. who has inst re-
turned from trip across thu continent.
IL displaying hi- talent at the Culinary
Department.. which shows that he il not
only a financier hut able Z" help IN IN
Domestic Arts This il card To- the
fsir sex
Misses Connie Phillips and - Adams
speat some days ont Of the city lat week
Nr. Frarci- >imI son. i:strurtory in
= ulptnrirg, ard Miss Viola Thompson
were callers in tsst Toronto sunday.
Mr. Arthur June-. Who has been in
the country all -nimner. l. bark To- the
city again.
Miss Minerva Phillips II KEEP, quite
busy with her local music pupls
Mr.. Cyril Wood led Miss Gertrude
Smith to the altar on the 18th. The
marriage was in the presence Of the fam
lily and few friends, while the reception
which followed. gave pleasure To near a
hundreds.
Mr. and Mrs. Redman entertained for
Mr. and Mrs G. Milford and Mr..
and Mrs X II. CLARK on Saturday after
noon. Everything WAS 80 pleasant that
the party was seen waiting on car sun
day morning about O'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Redmsn are big hearted and hosIi-
table. We hope o. bee calle,i there again
soon.
DIR. Jessup. Of Arlington. who has
been in Torontu for some time, has gone
home. seirg unable To- continue hls
work. We are glad he improved ere
leaving
TIE Railroad Men'- Insurance Com
pany which has headquarters in Chicago
il getting quit a memferSilip in TorontI
Mr. Fred Hubbard. who l. mcmt<r
Of the Board ii Alderman. has the honor
Gf being the iirt y. grp whose pprfrat
was unveil~si o. tn. CITY Hall.
MIR. Zen Jones. of Winnelsey. j. ir
the city for few days We are alway~
elsd tn have snch cons,nlai friends
around.
Mr.. u. Jenkins spent a rlea-ant even
ing a card Party a few evenings ago. lie
vas hesrd expressing his li.,lt and w.
know il wa- due To- the giver If TIE az
fair.
Toronto j. a good place To- own prop