HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-09-18, Page 9BURS•, 'SEPTE1VfBERr 18th, 1947
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DUNOANNON
$r#de-To-Be Showered °
Misses Doorthy •McGee.oc Biyth
and Miss Jean Errington of •6th
,n. •e—.V. ave a
miscellaneous shower at the home
of the latter's parents, •Mr. and
'Mrs. VictorErrington :on'. Monday
evening ' in. honor' •of Miss Etta
.. (belle Webster,._ bride-to-be.
au • te
,Miss, Ruth Bogle,. daughter ghr of . •.
Mr...and Mrs. Bert 'Bogie, near
Nile"who has been, a student of
Goderic'h,Collegiate lnstitiite,,,left
last week to :enter training for a
nurse.at..rSti Catharines,• General
Hospital. ,,. • .
'Mrs Jas:. G Montgomery, is on
°the sick i'ist and under the• doc
tor's care, •'Her daughter, , Mrs,orr• i
J.. Collins. of Preston , who.` is a
•iegistered'•nurse.has come,for a:•
..while, ' Reports• are that :Mrs.
Montgomery. ' is showing some
signs; of im;proVernent. A:
Relatives have heard . of : The;
passing •of Mr. ErnestManning,,of
St. Thomas whose widow is for-
• :rnerlyi Etta Bowers born at D.un
genon. The funeral' .was: heldi
from his late home in, St. Thomas.
Another death is recorded. 9f
a forme(: Dung'ahnonite' of thirty-
two Years 'ago; ,in •the person *of
the late Mrs, Jasper Walkorn. who
.has : since,lived in- St. Marys, 'Mr.
and Mrs,• Walkorn inthose days
"kept a 'general 'at+ore in the stand.
E Gf ."the -Sunoco .service station and'.
•garage .operated by'Mr.'. Robert
Stothers. •Mdrs,' Waikom passed a-
T.HE LHCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO
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Ashfield.rresbyterian W. M. S.
'The. September meeting of. the
Ashfivld W.M.S. met in the _base-
ment of . the church. The
ladies
had, as their guests: the members.
of Luckzaow and Dungannon W,
sa e. '14 v -e
the Visiting.memberst
4' -warm,
welcome and after . a .review of.
•the August meeting, and other
business, Mrs. Wm., Douglas, pre-
sident of;' the . Lucknow, W,M•. S:
took charge- Of the' program. A
duet . was -ung :by Mrs, • (Rev.)
MacDonald and Mrs,'. Rob.t, Doug-
las, accompanied by Mrs, Agnew.
The Bible' -study • was' taken, by
Mrs: Russell.' •A ' solo . foll'owed:
sung by.Mrs.. Philip Stewart Mrs.
Dr. 'Little tookko the toj t, "The
Church; 'takes root isi ±Fndia'`.
Katharine Agnew favored-kv*th.'a
solo ,accompanied by Mrs, C. Ag,.
new. 'Mrs. Huston : ga*e a. read.-.
' ing. Miss Mary -MVIcL.eod,'in,'giving
the current events for the com-
bined .months of July an.d: .Aug-,
ust, madeparticular mention of
the Latest 'letters from.' Miss •D::.
'Douglas, Miss . Dickson and Rev,
MacKay in the various •mission
(fields... The Ashfield ladies served
refreshments and asocial time
was :enjoyed.. '
tal in her 76th year on' Sept, 3rd.:
She was rredeceased by ter` hus
. band about 10 ,years• ago: Burial
took", place' "'in,,Munroe cemetery
near 'Mitchell:
1Mr.. Percy Horne arrived horde.
• from, Goderich hospital' last week`
apd _for .a_:while;is'';boardi 'at
ENGAGEMENTS.
it"..r, .and Mrs, Thoijias MacDo i-
ala,•`:Li chaish, ' announce .:the cn-
•;agement of their youngest dau-
ghter., ,Marian ..Halliday,. to Mr.
Leonard N.. H ist;in,';sbri of Mrs:
W ill am Hust,ph rid th'e, late. Mr.
r r a :e "v
ce
is-- to 'take place Otober• llth.
Mr. and.Mrs. Warner Smythe
of Teeswater were, guests of Mr.
and Mrs,. Rayrnorid' ihnigan on
Sunday:' •
lis -„Jack-•C-ulri=c-ldr
visited .witl ,•her parents, :Mr.'and
Mrs. Bert Treleaven on Sunday, •
. Mrs. Birdie Whiteley :spent the
week-end.ather home at Taylors
Carriers,
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• 1VIrs.. Mark Berge was in Tor-
onto far .a -few days to meet her
Parents ' ` who had just arrived
from: England .to make their horse
here,. We welcome, them to this
fair Canada of ours.; •
ery pleasant .evening was
spent - at the. ,home . of
°Mrs. Ronald' Treleaven. on Wed-
.nesday; September. 10th where
the:.'family gathered to honor Mr,
.ricl Mrs:Hert TreIeaven on• their•,
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34th wedding nniversary. Love-
ly gifts were received and a dais - '
ty° lunch was served. Ali went
.home wishing them many more
years. of happines_. •
We are glad ,to welcome home
Mrs.. S. J. Kilpatrick, who,•haa
apent the -:past' . few•-•weelt
home: of Miss Hazel Webster' of •
Lucknow, receiving treatment on
her••leg, which we are glad to say
i much better,
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:WEDDING.: BELLS:
• O'NEIL-MacDONALD '
A very'pretty —wedding . took
•n place in Pine River United church
a�tu-Ic3aV. •Sepier•
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o'clock ' when Janet .Audrey
youngey daughter of Mr: and Mrs.::
Matthew MacDonald becarrre° '.the
bride of Mr: James F O'Ne I, eld; I.
er'•.son; of Mr:. and Mrs. • Colin h
U',Nel ,of London; Ont
:The church ' was - beautifully i
:decorated with gladioli and out; l
Rev. and 'Mrs. 8: T. "bunk -are
spending, `a week at . points in
Michigan with members Of their:.
faintly Qin Sunday.. the.•: church
services in: the ' Uni<ted churches.
:;• of Dungannon,. -Crewe and;. )i 'ort
Albert were ' taken by Mr.. Alex
Sinfh
Mr. Howard Godfrey of •the 2nd
Con,'of
:West •. WestWawanosh a.wanosh 'is•'maat='
' ing steady'progress to recovery,
at::Goderich hospital.after,several
weeks .of treatm`.ent, since• receiv'
ingy;a broken-1_.e'g.Jn'.a oad asci-
dent near ..Dringanrion. Aug.. 24d.'
Visitors. l with Mr.„ and MTs. A•b-
ner Morris on .Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs.. Leonard Christ-ilaw and
daughter Leona .of Nile.
Mr Ross .Errington visited his
parents Mr. and,.,Mrs. Victor . Er,
rrngton,. 6th, Con:;, of West Wawa -
:nosh: Ross ?is attending Normal
School at, Stratford.: Miss';Gwen
Finnigan', daughter of Mr:. and
Mrs, ,Everett . Finnigan'is 'alsoa
student.' •
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Visitors " with. Mr.., and : Mrs:
Parkie.•Wi"ggins on. Sunday were
Mr; 'and ` Mrs. F.ishbean, London,
Mr, and @Mrs, TaVid Sours of Tor-
onto,
or-
onto M. and Mrs. 11,,J: Wiggins
and .daughter Valerie of.Brant
ford arid...Mrs°'.Phoebe Ard and
ion. Gordon' of Wingham,
Week=end. Visitors with Mr. arid.
Mrs. John Blake and Bernice
were Mr. and Mrs; Ernest Beat-
tie Of•. Belmont and 'Mr. and- Mrs.
Douglas -Angle; of Dunnville. The•.
'latter.: couple ;are newlyweds • and'
the bride is a' niece Of Mr.: Blake
whose mother the former : Leila
lake of Blakey settlement in
Ashfield 'Township.' t
Rev. Thomas:: 'Hicks; retired
Church of England minister, dried'
, Sept: -10th .at:Victoria Hospital in
` London after ,. a short illness:, Hee
Was.in,his 73rdyear° ' Born in Grey
County,.. <Rev. Hicks lwas r" ctor'
• at several ,parishes previous to.
iris •retirement, including Wiarton,
Dang'annon' and New Hamburg.
Mre and Mrs. W. P.' Reed of St,
Marys spent a few days tris week.
with Mrs. Melvin Reed and at
tended' the funeral of their sister
in-law, Mrs; R''L. Reed (formerly
l'Iary. Ctinningham) of • Port .A1=
'bent, .
NTrs, ' `• •
house " W: Shields who sold her
to Mrs,' - Jos. A. Kiflough,
gives possession in 'October and
has purchased' the home of Miss
l erne Robb, ,who • .is hving ,an
auctiofr sale of household':': effects'
on Saturday of this weelirw
Mrs, Thonias.Wiggins observed
her 77th birthday on --Saturday,
"Sept, 13th.• he day was •much
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umn '.flowers. The ceremony 'was
'performed• by the Rev.. J. '.C:
ton, :'pastor of • the 'church:' Mrs:
WM. Courtney was organist Miss
:Bertha Walden_ sang.''The •Lord's
._Prayer". and during: the signir
t ai time when vigorous' leadershirr is needed .'.to.
hold all prices down, prices'on' Goodyear Passen
ger Car. ` and:' Tr.uck'.'Tires and Tubes. have 'been sub
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Given in marriage by her: Fath-.
er -the bride looked .`ch4rrising in'
• a gbwn 'of white satin fashioned°
with 'oft 'the shoulder neck line I
edged with pointed. -lace, •fitted'
bodicewith full '.gathered” skirt,
A fingertip veil • fell from her
`sw-eetheart' headdress of net and:
she .carried ~ a. • . cascade ". of . red
roses: and fern: She wore the:,
groorn's• gift, a three strand pearl:
necklace,
-Mrs. :Joe Macintyre, sister of
.the bride .was' rrratron of honor
$pw. e.c.Lin_blue rrPpe wi't.h mat �`
thing headdress and carried a •
Sheaf of pink. ' gladioli, ,The, little 11
'flow,er. girl was E•laine•Macintyre,
niece of 'the�.bride, who wore pink.
net:, over .taffetaand carried. a, '-
colonial '
colonial.' bouquet of gladioli; •
Stanley Ogg.' of London Was
best; "man, Maurice Gillis` of Sar
111' ,and : Joe ,Macintyyre of. God-
erich' :'were ushers."
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The reception was held` at the
Bruce Inn, Kincardine, .where.
'Mrs. MacDonald. received in • a
grey crepe frock with black pic_.. '•
tura hate and snatching accessor
' ies and a corsage "of red .roses.
The groom's .! mother :chose 'fur-
quoise crepe, with 'black acres-,
sciries and a corsage of pirik roses
and gladioli
Leaving.' for a motor trip thru
Eastern . Ontario . and. central. Un.
.(ted .States the bride wore a beige.
gabardine:. suit with black finger
tip 'coat, and matching Accessor-
ies with a gardenia corsage.'Out-
of -town guests were present from
London, Oshawa,, Sarnia, Detroit.
and .Meaford. Mr. and 1VIrs:..
:O'Neil will live in London, I t
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enjoyed by all the members of
her family being' home 'including -
Mr. and Mrs. Parkie.Wiggins and
:son Billie, Mr. Will Wiggins, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Wiggins, B. A. and
daughter 'Valerie - of Brantford,
Mrs. A. 1. Pentland • a long tiirie+
friepci-and.=mete abox-Was ttIso pre-.
sent. r.
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