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THE `LUCKN'OW:
tu'CTNO'W. 'ONTARIO'
TI tS. O'CTOPER
th, 10!
ST HELENS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bramhall
of Hamilton were, visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. ' Lorne Woods. on
Saturday..
Mrs. R. J. ;Woods •was: home
. from Guelph few the. week -end.
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Taylor,
:Elaine' arid • Irene Of f. Brucefield
Were recent guests of' Mr, and
Mrs. R. Woods. •
Congratulatior'ns are due Don
ald ' Murray, who with Bill Taylor
of . Belgrave, . representing the
Dungannon Club, had top score in
competition against 2 -boy tractor
teams . from all laver. Ontario, at
crtlelPil on :Friday,•:'There Were
62 boys ' competed and Don tool
high honors. ''
•Many•.old friends',wereglad to
welcome Rev: T. C.iVilkrison 'of
Belmont , as: guest speaker' at the
anniversary services .held in the
United Church on Sunday, Lange
congregations were in attendance
at 'both -, services. Rev: Wilkinson
• spoke at the morning service on
the subject "The' church .and what'
it means, .to me'.' and:in the even-
. ang chose "The temple vve hoped
to build". •An anthem Was. sung
by the choir ..at each service and
. a • quartette by Mrs. G. Stuart,
112rs. E. W. Rice, ' Mr' W.. `I: Miller
and ;Mr. ' Garnet Farrier. At the
• evening service ;rMs' Rice arid
Mrs; Farrier farv'ored with a duet:
Her many friends are sorry to
learn of the .illness : of Mrs." :Dan
Martin ;at the ho=ne' of her, son,
Mr. Donald Martin. •
Mr. Ross•. Murray.is horn from'
Westminster' Hospital, London,
where he has been -,a 'patient for
several weeks:
• -The November meeting, of the
Women's • ;Institute will be held
at the home of Mrs: -C.. McDonald
en :Thursday, =November 2nd at
2,30... Roll: call,'."The'' most neigh-
borly thing that ever!'•happened'
to .rile":. Subject by ' Mrs.:: Lorre
Woods •and " a demonstration by
Mrs, •Alec Purves: Program com-
mittee and hostesses, Mrs. Harvey
Webb' and Mrs: E W.' .Rice,
WEDDING BELLS
McKEND# ICIL GEARY
• On Saturday, October 14th,
Erskine United church, Toronto,
tastefully decorated with palms
andgladioli, was the scene of •a
very colorful iautumn wedding
:when Dr. Philip Duncan united
in marriage Bertha Ellen, young -
'est daughter of 1VIrs; McKendrick.
and the late Mr...Iaines A. ' Mc-
Kendrick . , and., Stanley Walter,
elder son of .Mr. and Mrs, Stan-
ley Geary. '
'The. bride, : who was.:; given 'in
marriage by her brother, Mur-
ray McKendrick, 'was, :beautifully
'gowned in white • chantilly lace
over satin with • fitted._ bodice;
peter: !pan collar, •: long • pointed
sleeves'_ . • and full : 'flared ' •skirt
gracefully falling to a long trairi
Hex' fingertip veil of illusion was:
caught, up to a :helmet Hat of satin
and lace :and, she Carried a semi-.
cascade. of pink ibutterly, roses
and, White baby' mums..
Mrs. , Wallace King,.sister of
the (bride, was matron of honor.,
Her gown of gold faille; taffeta
with fitted' bodice • and flared
skirt falling, to a..shor.t .train was
cosnpliniented by :'a snatching
jacket, . and hat • With:hunter's
green feather trim. She carried a
semi cascade of bronze mums.
The bridesmaids, Misses Anne'
Wilinot and Sylvia Wright,:, wore
similar gowns, jackets and hats
of 'sierra henna faille taffeta and.
carried • semi -cascades of gold
mums
Little. Ruth' ,Geary, .sister' of, the
groom,;',, gowned in .floor lerngth,.'
gold faille taffeta with matching
hat was _ flower ' gjrl. She. carried.
a; nosegay .:of. =bronze and gold
mums. •
Mr Bill .Hughes; was best 'man;
aid Messrs. Fred Geary. and Doug.
McKendrick were ushers.. `
• • Mrs. G. Mitchell' • presided ':at:,
the organ and "The.; Lord's' Pray
er" and "Because" were beauti-
fully rendered -by, Mrs Fred"
Waite. ' • •
-Following the ceremony .a teed=
ding dinner .was served at
Cooley Gardens The br.ide's•moth
PURPLE GROVE
Mr. and Mrs. Will Walsh visit-
ed with. Mr.. John McFayden of
Tiverton on. :Saturday.
)Miss Margaret RdJ inson visit
ed at Mr. Frank Maulden's last
Wednesday.
Visitors with Mrs. George Eng,
merlon; Sr, and family recently
were Mrs. •Forrester, Mr. & Mrs.
J. P. Anderson' of Kincardine;
Rev; Mr. -.Meiklejohn. 'of Bervie.;;
M s. • Clark Needham, Mrs. Hciwr
ard, Thompson,. Mrs.. Alex Patter.,
son, Mrs. WrnArnold ''of Bervie_;.
` Mlrs: Ed •Percy, Mr. and Mrs; Al
Yin Percy of Detroit, Mr. & 'Mrs..,
Jack; Emerson, IVPr.`and Mrs. Will
Walsh;' aMVrisses Ada and L'ettie
'Giawley and Miss .Joyce .Arnold.
Mir.. and Mrs; Edbert 'Bushell.
and : family visited at •Mr.. ' •Rex.
Stewart's on Sunday. '
Mr,: and Mrs. Ross Shields, and.
Mary.' Ellen spent Sunday ,with
Mr, George .Emerson, Jr.. •
Mrs. Elsie Scott has rented her -
farrin ,to Mr. McLelland, of Bervie.
Mr:; George' Emerson' is. `busily"
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ON NIGH ;MILEAGE
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• MORE, PEOPLE RIDE ON
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TIRES'THAN.ON ANY. OTHER KIND..
engaged in. removing, .a barn on and using. it to build an .addition
`h 0 th Con, 'to. the 'barn 'where he resides.
the Teskey farm: on the 10 .
HE VOICE OF :TEMPERAN•CE , er , gowned in henna 'faille with•
Channing' Brewsterwas not an, green accessories and 'corsage: of
,alcoholic, but one.. day . he:' quit
drinking; Why? Here's what he,
'says,.' r'irs.t, the hangover,, wli
is not .the private `.property, of
alcoholics and. whose •"visitation
‘'` was s certain as' death and taxes,
and 'just :as 'funny": Seconal; "I
cream roses and white . ' baby
mums, assisted by . the groom's'
rrrcrtlr
brown 'accessories and`corsage of
yellow:roses and ;baby. mums, re
ceiVed . the • wedding guests.
-Later' the happy :couple left by
had to admit that drinking, as a plane for.' a /honeymoon '.in New
contribution to the, joy of life, York and Detroit.
was ".for me, a bust Third "it • .tor •travelling the, bride. chose
cost a lot ofmoney" ,� Fourth,: he a, navy blue gabardine suit.with
found • that "al•cohol gave • rne' a 1 velvet: -trim --.and hat . and match°.
lift.' and` then .let go and ',.I was : ing accessories On their return
- tireder' andduller than '-before":He. sums it up "Yes I was a mod-
erate drinker. •I. did n•ot crave
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drink, yet. liquor was my master.
I didn't 'like'. the idea of not.abe:-
'ing my 'own :master":-Advt;
they will take up residence in
Toronto
Out -of•
-town guests Were, pres-
ent from Detroit, A,nn ; Arbor,
London; • Gravenhurst and Luck=
snow: .
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