The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 19

FRIDAY, MAY 1931 Mrs. Carlyle Af If i vi illOllDlaUl RM.S. President KPresbyteriil Members las-OrenriiH United Church Meet at Morrisburg. mORRISBURG. May 5.

(Spe- Mrs. George Carlyle, of untaln, Ont, was elected 1938 asident of the Dundas-GrenvllleJ Presbyterial of the United Cr4-eh to convention here Wednesday. Other officer! chosen 1 em Past president, Mrs. R. S.

Williamsburg; vice-presidents, Mrs. W. X. Kerfoot, AMTTRB-Ml-NT NOW 'TIL WED. Urn sued aude I fl eat Itr'i is I', subject to change without nociccf v.

2nd BIG FEATURE ttatrutg HUGH HERBERT ALLEN JENKINS MARQA RAISTOM in ffitt. Mil Iflfl I J-Cl OPENING if mm FRtEOPCHAPGE evgpy APTf PNOQN THE GRANDEST SHOW IN TOWN! Everyone's Going BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY or OA in "HEIDI" COMPANION Berts Karloff in "INVISIBLE prayer, dinner being served in the church halL The afternoon session was opened by Mrs. E. McKendry, of Heckston, Mrs. W.

J. Kerfoot reading a paper and Mrs. Russell Crowder assisting. The retiring president, Mrs. AMUSEMENTS.

NOW An Entirely New Shaw 20UTCTAtIDIMa pa at unas ou EVERY PR3C3AU an SlUCTZO SHOOTS sett PARKtNQ- AND ENJOY art esv imLEYJrnmii I 2ZLLU JS-; 15 20c iri ii irA I II 1 1 jfiTFT ccriTK.uuus SATU.13AT fhcii 12 lOMORROWt FOR DAYS iMO udy Fanny Brie Allan Jones VERYBODY SING" 'SEncamr cunpiir sgspssgi- SPECIAL CARTOON SHOW UW'aiUC AUU AddMleal BE EARLT STARTS OMORROW WAB lLOOMSZ AGAIN. YOUTH IS IN DANOER iwtn Rfetory Repeal tb Story? Added Featare, the Je Faaaily fODAT ONLT "CHAINED" and i B.C Official Thanks Ottawa Mayor Lewis has received a letter from C. Slattery, corresponding secretary for the Vancouver Westerns; who won the Dominion basketball championship by defeating Mr. Slattery expresses warm appreciation to Mayor Lewis for everything you did dur- ing our stay in your beautiful Mr. Slattery said the Vancouver players came her as strangers, but they were made to feel so at home by the citisena that they did not want tV leave.

All, he said, carried pleasant memories of their visit to Ottawa. Prescott, Mrs. D. Wells. Williamsburg, Mrs.

O. F. Warren, Bishop's Mills, Mrs. B. Slmms, Mountain; recording secretary, Mrs.

R. Crowder, of Winchester; corresponding, Mrs. E. E. McKendry.

Mountain; treasurer, Mrs. C. G. Johnston, Kemptville. Departmental, secretaries are: Mrs.

W. S. L. Merrill, Morrisburg; Mr- rwi McGuire and Mrs. Earl Brown, both of Spencerville: Mrs.

Douglas Hanson, Br ins ton; Mrs. W. S. Atchison, Winchester; supply. Miss A.

Scott, Merrick-vUle, assistant, Mrs. G. R. Walter, Mountain; Mrs. Heman Throop, Prescott; Miss Ellice Smith, Mrs.

A. B. Allison, More wood; Mrs. M. Earle, Prescott; Mrs.

Gordon Cle-land, Winchester; Mrs. W. R. Johnston, Mountain. Mere Than SM Present With more than 300 present, the meeting opened with Mrs.

R. S. Peterson, president, leading in prayer, Mrs. Carlyle and Mrs. Wells conducting devotions.

Mrs. Irwin Hilliard, of Morrisburg, welcomed the guests, and the nominating committee appointed committees for the convention. Departmental secretaries reported and Mrs. HN L. Morrison, -of Kemptville, spoke.

Special speakers included Mrs. M. Loveys, Home Mission secretary, Toronto; Mrs. W. H.

Sutherland, president, Montreal-Ottawa Conference, and Mrs. A. R. Ross, of Manchukuo, Korea. Mrs.

George Warren conducted a memorial service and Rev. George Warren, of Bishop's Mills, sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. R. D. Smith, Of Morrisburg.

Rev. W. S. Atchison, ot Win- jjjl Ttchesterr-closed the sessior rtATtHI Maria Wilsee) MENACE" KiaaiM us rm sjs OF- hat am; KMfcM IU 6 ACT STAGE REVCS TONIGHT AT TM. -OM Olft ICUIN-1 UVE, LOVS AND tBAEN" -DANOIB ATBOL" MAT.

20c EVE. 25c-30e NATIONS A WAR nuziAN HEAHTS EHEAK Se Waal -War la KeaJIy Ukel IT AOAHfl- to "LOVE ON A BUDGET -WEST POINT OF THE A IE" ONLT TOXIGHT IMPERIAL AMATEUR HOUR. THE OTTAWA JOURNAE .19 Banquet at Close of A hepa Convention Here 'tt -r The above picture shows the banquet attended br more Um40e, at the Chateasi Lanrler on Wednesday evening which brought to a close the flrrt national Canadian Ahepa convention. Among the dia-Unxulshed guests were Hon. D.

C. Stcllianoe, Greek Ambassador to the Unite States, who cam here from Washington, high officials of the orders and many Canadian cabinet ministers. Peterson, spoke- kindly of those who had helped her in her two-year work as head of the society, and the election was conducted by Mrs. Loveys and Mrs. Sutherland; Mrs.

Morley Earle giving the nominations report Mrs. Carlyle, the new president expressed her appreciation for the honor conferred on her. At the invitation of Mrs. W. O.

Dixon, it was decided to meet next year at Chesterville. Mrs. J. T. Murdock and Miss Mabel Whitley, leaders of the Dundas-Grenville young people's activities, spoke briefly, with 'Mrs.

Earle conducting the closing activities. Rev. G. N. Coburn, of Prescott pronounced the benediction.

Exchange Greetings. During dinner, greetings were received from the other Morris- burg Protestant Churches, the imiiiun suaiu, the Montreal-Ottawa Conference, the county W.C.T.U. 'and the Ladies' Aid, Mrs. -Gordon CleUnd responding. Rev.

R. Douglas Smith, Morrisburg pastor, opened the evening session, after which the registration committee announced more than 283 were there, not counting the Morrisburg members and the guests. Mrs. Coburn, spoke for the courtesy committee in thanking all who had helped, and Mr. Coburn announced June 28 as the opening date for the Iroquois Summer school, to run until July 1.

Mrs. H. L. Morrison, ot Kemptville, told of the girls' conference in Merrickville on May 14 and 13. The Mission Band Banner, donated by the late Mrs.

J. A. Mc-Dougall, was presented to Mrs. F. F.

Davidson for the Winchester Band, by Mr Carlyle. Rev, Donald Morrison, of Hall-ville, closed the meeting. Stittsville House Damaged by Fire STITTSVILLE, May 3 (Special) Fir of unknown origin here today badly damaged an unoccupied dwelling situated near the CJJt station. The house was vacated a week ago by Harry Fos ter and is owned by Howard Moore, of Jasper. The blaze had gained considerable headway before being seen by the crew of a train, who give the alarm and assisted in saving the building.

It was not known what insurance, if arty, was carried. When It Tine To Dine A Trail always And an appetising 'aaeal at the popular Cavendish. FULL COURSE DINNER Served dally It ajo. to pm Ssndays 35c Included. Why not visit this charmmo rendezvous when nsjft you'eel like dinrnff out? Cavendish 1M SPARKS ST.

AMUSEMENTS) TODAY 1 I 'SECOND HONEYMOON" 1 Klifs Sterto Tomorrow Matin ii wita- SMArriusPBL UalOt M. mm- i- 1 I Start Planting Lanark Forest 35,000 Trees pa Way "to Lavant From Orono. PERTH, May 5. (Special.) Notification from R. S.

Carman, of the Ontario Forestry was received here' today by R. M. Anderson, clerk of county, that 35,000 young trees are being shipped to Lavant to be planted in the Lanark forest The trees sre coming from Orono, Ont, The work of planting will be started immediately on the 1,600 acres of land in Lavant, turned over to the county for arrears in taxes last year. The county turned the tract over to the Provincial Government for reforestation purposes. The planting will be under supervision of Mr.

Carman, who is expected here early next week. FITZROT HARBOR W.L FITZROY HARBOR. May 5. (Special) Mrs. H.

Whittaker was hostess to members of the W.I. on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. A.

McBride presided. The motto was given by Miss Mary Learmonth, and the current events by Mrs. H. Poole. The following were added to the.

executive for 1838: Conveners, Mrs. Guy Stanton, Mrs. Harvey Delahunt; district director, Mrs. Whittaker; Miss Lear-month, Mrs. H.

Plans were completed in the room rearrangement course for the inspection in June. The remainder of the business session was devoted to planning programs for the year. The tea table was presided over by Mrs. W. McBride and Miss Barbara Dolan.

D.D.G.M. AT PEMBROKE. I PEMBROKE, Ont, Msy 0. (Staff) Dr. A.

a Hyndman, MJ, of Carp, paid his official visit as D.D.G.M. to Pembroke No. 128, A. F. and A.

last night Dome pu visitors were present from Chalk River, Cobden, Eganville, Ottawa, Hazeldean, Toronto, West boro, Beachburg. Carp, Morris- 1 V. JT Worshipful Master K. KellettiT? Vs i or Cftallc River Hyndman replied to the toast to the Grand Lodge, proposed by Arthur Collins, past D.D.G.M. Other toasts were Tro posed and responded to by W.

J. Moor, past W. W. NeU. Ionic Lodge, Westboro; A.

Gardner, Defend-rrs' I odg. Ottawa, and Lvman Johnston and R. Eakin, both of Carleton Lodge, Carp. Vocal numbers were given by George Stevens. JOHN SCHLUVERT.

ARNPRIOR, May CvSpedal) John Schlievert, highly esteemed resident of Amprlor and widely known in the Ottawa VaUey. died yesterday at his home here following an Illness of one year. Mr. Schlievert celebrated his 54th birthday only two days age. Born at in 1884.

he was a sen of th lata WUliam Schlievert and Augusta Sell. He was married 29 years ago to Miss Emma Noack, at Killaloe, Ont, and took up residence here where for a number ot years he was In th employ of McLachlfn Bros. Lumber Company. Surviving are on son, Melville Schlievert, of Arn prior; three daughters, Augusta Schlievert, of Montreal; Mabel and Dora, of Arn prior; Sv brothers, Herman and Charles Schlievert of Schlievert, of Montreal; Frank, of Ottawa, and Otto, of Sultan, Ont; two sisters. Mrs.

Adam. Wagenblass and Mrs. Harry Reid, of Arnprior. Th funeral will held on Sunday afternoon from his late residenc. McConigal street to the Evangelical Church, where service will conducted by Captain Knox and Lieutenant Stewart, of th Salvation Army.

Interment will be in th Arnprior cemetery. TRANSFERRED TO PRESCOTT. PRESCOTT, May (Special) Kenneth Smyth, a former member of th Bank of Montreal staff at Almonte, has been transferred to Prescott where he has assumed his new dutier Garage Burns In Smiths Falls Dr. J. J.

McQulre'i Home Also- Damaged by Mystery Fire. SMITHS FALLS, Ont, May 5. (Special) Damage, estimated at more than $2,000 was caused here this evening, when fire of unknown origin destroyed a frame garage, property of Dr. J. J.

McGuire, and damaged to a considerable extent the brick residence of Dr. McGuire on Russell street near the corner of Beckwith. Loss is covered by Insurance. Firemen were unable to determine th nrigln of th hlaT, hut th flames had gained much headway before the fire was noticed. Jumping the gap between garage and residence, the fire swept the kitchen of the home causing heavy damage to the interior, and sparks riamsffMt lYtm rnnf Interim fiif.

niahlngs were also damaged by smoke. Miss Sarah Pescod Dies Near Cornwall CORNWALL, May 8 (Special). Miss' Sarah Pescod, descendant: of United Empire Loyalists who settled on Crown lands on the West front died at the family home today, following an illness of a little more than a -week. 'V Miss Pescod was a daughter of George Pescod, whose father Came from the Valley and settled on a farm a few miles west of Cornwall, which has since been In the Pescod family name. She passed her 87th birthday last October and enjoyed good health until April 25, when she was confined to her room with a bad cold.

Bronchial pneumonia developed three days, later, and she failed to rally. She was a member of the for mr Methodist nd present St Paul's United Churchy Cornwall. Miss Pescod is survived by a brother. Alvin Pescod. who resides on th old homestead.

The funeral will be held Satur day afternoon from the horn to the United Church cemeterv. Mnu linette. Service will be conducted by Rev. T. A.

Halpenny. rviT A area (Special) Fir which resulted, if is believed, from an attempt to burn brush, seriously threatened cottages on RJdeau Lake above the village of Portland on Monday It was learned her today. Cottagers returning from the lake said the flames spread quickly and seemed "Major a section of cottage. District residents, however, Joined forces and succeeded in extinguishing th bias with no damage resulting. CINEMA TIME TABLE CBNTBfk "Won, ra Ik.

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MRS. THOMAS WHITLEY. SPENCERVILLE, Ont, May 6. (Special) The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Whitley was held from her residence yesterday, service being conducted by Rev.

W. P. Wornell, pastor of the United Church, and interment made In St Andrew's Cemetery. Whitlev. before her mar- riage Elizabeth McMullen, was Doers Open at 11 A.M.

SATURDAY ONLY 1 I TAKE THE The In With the MAT The best loved to life.in Nature's gave you such "Pavid "Thanksjfor of your bed" It was a foggy night! Unsafe to travel! The handsome stranger had such a comfortable bed so she took it! Alexander KORDA r- lUui Mini Cj' as the vivacious beauty who took what the wanted when she wanted it, in "THE DIVORCE LADY born at DomvUle, and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McMullen. She is survived by her husband; three daughters, Charlotte and Ethel, at home and Mrs. George Ward, of Spencerville, and one brother, Andrew McMullen, of Spencerville.

The pall-bearers were J. E-Lawrence, Charles McGuire, Rusj-Brown, Daniel Laverty. Carmen Dukelow and Joseph Goodin, YOUR FAMILY TO MOVIES TONICHT! Copitol ojfers "pefct entertainment or the. whole TODAY! MAKK TWAIN'S BELOVED CLASSIC LIVES AGAIN 0 Technicolor Sensational New Juvenile Star; TOMMY KELLY ROBSON ANN GILL1S VICTOR JORT characters in fiction have been brought joyously ovvri glowjng polorby David Selznick, who hits as "A Star Is "Prisoner of "Nothing DEROH with BLNNIEXBARNES Entirely la fcchnicch sidenw AMUSEMENTS The Gay eLjyiaidwt Love Riot of 1138! LOVE, HOilOn Ell AVE With the sweethearts who started the whole world singing, "Bel Mir Bist Du WAYNE MORRIS Gay Star of -KID GALAHAD- ,77 0 LAURENCE OUVTEK STARTING TODATONLT BSSJSJSBBSSSRSSSBSBSSSBBaVBSJSRBBS KIDEAU NAVIGATION OPENS. SMITHS FALLS, Ont, May 5 (Special) Navigation on Se Rideau canal Is now open aria- lockmasters on Smiths Falls dis- trict locks for 1038 wiU be D.

H. Grant, Smiths Falls combined; John McLean, Smiths Falls detached; Bob Moston, Sly's and Albert Best Poonihmalee. Though' lockmasters are on duty at present lockmen will not be employed-unul May 20. ji. I I I B0VT A A PRISCILLA LANE Singing Sweetheart "VARsmr show" Saturday Matlne Flash Gordon ONTHSSTAOf A I at M.

AND P. AS4 Ptor Arsene Luoin Returns timnm nslaa 1 LAURU, aa ARDf rPerfed- Warroa SATLBOAT Wallas Reerr Waraar naatar "SLAVE SHIP Jeha Boleo-Ua Laoteo IOW LATINO- IRENE DUNNE CARY GRANT ia MThi.Aw11il'-TrathN -1 tnfl FKATVRK CMARXSS O.UIOUIT la "Speed to Spare" MatlMo Oaiiy rmm PJL SatarSar fraea UJS 1 TonAT aa SAT. USgoldwyn FOLLIES vita Charli MrVarMy, ASotohe Mtajoa, Rita Imi, Zartaa, R. Bhr, Andr LMd tnd Hit "MOTOR MADVESS" sCi Uat TUcwe Today The MACCM TWINS I The Prince Rnd the taaper" VICTOR sjoorr a "Meet the Missus' BVBNINOS 203 RIBS" A BtSIB ANTTI MSI JO LA.