Funeral services for the late Mrs, Lutie Sutcliffe Hendry were held fon December 4 in the Community Church on Avenue Petain, followed by interment in the Hung [jo Road Cemetery. Many frien were present attesting to the tion and esteem in which th cease was held. The Rev. Emory Luecock of the Community Church and the Rey. Sydney Ander-won of the Moore Memorial Church officiated. The postlude and prelude was played by Mrs. Kepler, and a hymn "Under His Wing" was rendered by Mrs, Rawlinson, Theve was a profusion of beautiful floral tributes. The deceased is survived by her husband, Mr. John L. Hendry, three children and one woe son, John L, Jr, to whom heart= sympathy is extended,—The fet was borne to the grave by Messrs. Len Hall, R. M, Vander burgh. Harry Cameron, G._ Philco, D. Lewis and Mr. John Tilley. Among those sending flow-
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