HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-06-24, Page 5T'HURSD'AY, .JUNE 24th; .11143
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THE LUCKNOW . SENTINEL, LUCKINTOW, ONTARIO
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1... y c e u T h a at r e'
WIN3HAM
Two Shows Saturday Night
Thursday, Friday,.Saturday
JUne1!4' 25, 2
FAY BAI"NTER
HUGH HERBERT
CAROLYN LEE
in
"Mr:s. Wiggs of the
Cabbage .Patch'
Alice Hegan Rice's story of the
indomitable Mrs. Wiggs.
Also "Short Subjects" .
Matinee Sat. 'afternoon at 2.30
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
June 28 29,30
CLAUDETTE' COLBERT•
JOEL McCREA
in
"Palm 'Beach ,Story"
A rollicking„ comedy.
Also "Canada : Carries On
and "Short.. Subject"
WEDDING ',.BELLS
MORGAN—PARRY
A ,pretty wedding took place in
• the Littlefield Blvd. Presbyterian
church of Dearborn; Michigan on
Saturday, June 12th when Miss
Shirley Parry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney O. Parry • of.
Theisen.. Ave. became the bride
Of - Lt. Tilford H. Morgan, son 'of
Mrs. 'Katherine -Morgan of Dallas;
Texas. Rev. S: C. Weir officiated.
Miss Parry, Who . was' given iri
marriage by her, father, looked
lovely in a gown of white . satin.
• with seed ' pearis. trimming the
shirred bodice, and lace .panel`
extending . from each shoulder U
to the 'hem; .in front. and :to the
,--tip of -the- train -in -the back Her
fingertip veil was of net, edged
with :lace andcaught to a' tiera
--of-satin and -seed pearls: 'She car-,
ried a bouquet of.. w;iiite brides
roses and stephanotis. Miss' An-
drea Norberg as maid ofhonor.
wore a gown of. blue marquisette,
with full skirt arid bodice of dace,
and a net bonnet of .the same
shade as the dress.' She carried
• yellow roses and delphiniums tied
with blue satin 'ribbon. Miss
Cecile 'Patalan, of Wyandotte as
bri
desmaid', and Miss Billie Ruth
Furry, sister of the bride as junior
bridesmaid wore identical gowns
of pale pink, fashioned the same
as Miss Norberg's, with .head
liieeges the •same in ,pink.. They
carried pink Weetheart doses tied
with blue, satin ribbon. Lt. Mor-
gan had,as .his best man, Lt. Geo;
D. Harris. of Lansing; Mich., and
his ushers were Lt. W. Gray Furie
and .Lt° Joseph C: ieriie; For her
daughter's wedding • .Mrs.;: Parry.
chose' a gown of paleyellow chif-
fon, and wore an orchid .corsage.
Mrs:; John. E. Iio'ski:ns who, acted
for Lt. Morgan's mother, who
could not be present, wore'a; gown'
of powder blue chiffon. She also
wore " an ore id corsage.
Immediately. following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
'home of the bride's. !parents for
about ` 100 guests. '' Out of town.
guests -included • Miss.A'lic'e K.-
Brown of Toronto, Miss. Dorothy`
Cooper of Windsor, Mr: and Mrs.•.
D. D. Harris of Lansing, Mrs.
Charles Harris of Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley • Patalan of
Wyandotte.
SHERWOOD—CULBERT
"Maple ..Grove's, the spacious
farm- home 6f : Mr. and Mrs.. W.
A.' Culbert, Concession 5, Ash-
field, decorated 'with pink and
white Streamers, bridal' iyreatb,
ferns and ',white ' wedding.bells,
made a pleasing setting for the
wedding at 3.00 o'clock on Wed-
nesday, June 16th, Of their young=
er daughter,. `Cora Beatrice,,toy
Mr. Gordon .Earl' Sherwod,
youngest soli of Mrs. Frances Em-
-ma -Sherwood, Ashfield; and --the
late Mr. Samuel Sherwood The
ceremony. was .performed by Rev.
H. J; Vickerson, .;pastor • of, Dun-
gannon United Church in the
presence of about thirty guests.
.The bride,. givenin marriage by
her father, wore a floor -length
gown of romance blue sheer, fash-
ioned with; tight -fitting bodice,
full• skirt and :.longfull sleeves
gatheredat the wrist. Her shout-.
der -length veil was arranged: with
a headdress ,of •blue flowers to
match her gown. She carried , a
shower bouquet of roses and' fern.
Little • Norma Sherwood niece of -
the bridegroom, was a winsome
flower girl,dressed in fuschia taf-
feta with white lace trimming.
Her nosegay was of pink sweet.
peas. Kenneth Crawford, nephew
of the bride: the ring. -bearer, .car-
ried the ring on a white pillow'
trimmed :with satin. Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt,sister-... of:.th -bridegroom., .
played. the "Bridal'•Chorus" from
Lohcn.grin : as , the bridal party-
took
arty-took , their ,places, and also ac-
companied Miss Ferne Alton, the
soloist, Who sang "Because'•'. while'
the register Was being signed '
Mrs: W: A. Culbert, the bride's.
mother, received, wearing a navy
and white flowered sheer, in red
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ingote style, with corsage of pink
flowers. Thebridegroom's b egroom s moth-
er, Mrs. Sherwood, ,Was unable to
be present owing to illness.,, A
buffet luncheon was served later,
the table- being centred with the
wedding cake, andbouquets of
white carnations and cornflowers.
The Misses Cora Finnigan and
Margaret Stewart assisted in ser-
ving. A -telegram 'of congratula-
tions was received . from the
bride's cousin,, Pte. Raymo id Pat-
rick of Carnp Barden: The bride-
groom's, gift to, the bride Was .a
''silver, tea. service; to the pianist
and soloist, silver dishes; to the
flower girl, a gold locket; ,and, to
'the riug-bearer•, , a military brush
set.
Mr. and Mrs Sherwod left by
motor for a horieymobn •trip.: to
London . and Detroit, 'thepride
Wearing for travelling a dress of
silk ' shantung with brown . trim-.trim-
betweitti .brown;
accessories.. They will reside .on
the bridegroom's farm, Conces-
sion 10, .Ashfield. ii
FARRISH=JOHNSTON
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bridal roses and-smilox. She was
attended . by her sister, Mrs Ver;
non. Hunter as matron of honor,
.dressed in heaven b_lue,sheer-anad
a coronet of pink carnations. Her
bouquet. was pink carnations and
�smilox. Little Freida •Trernaine,
only sister of the groom, was.;
flower girl' , dressed • in orchid
organdy, and carrying a 'nosegay
of roses and fern. The g'roomsrnan
•was his brother, Mr. Ivan. Tre-
inaine;of Hespeler..The marriage
ceremony was read. by ;Rev: C
Vickerson of Dungaiin:on United
Church. 'While` theregister was
being signed the brides yotngest
sister •Gtwendolynsang ,"O Perfect
Love" accompanied by her sister
Mrs..' Jack .Curran., who played
the.Bridal Chorus throughout the
service. The wedding supper was
served by six cousins of the bride
and groom,' when a telegram of
congratulations was received'and,
reactlay the . r-oo
EsmTl
groom s'brother Arthur who is.in
the R.C.A.F. statlioned at Nova
Scotia. After. • supper the bride
donned a suit othavy sheer with
white accessories -and the young
couple left amid showers: of . con=
fetti for Arthur before leaving
for their new home ,in Toronto
Where.. • they. will .be at home to
The home of Mr., and Mrs'. John
Johnstone Concession 10, Kinloss
Was the scene of a verypretty
wedding When their youngest
daughter; Ina ' Bell,: • became ,,the,
bride of Mr.: Robert W.:Farrish
of 'Kincardine, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred:Farrish, .Concessidn
10 .. Ashfield, The ceremony was
performed 'by Rev, Scott of .Kin-
cardine. The :bride., was attended
by her sister, Miss Verna 'Mae.
Johnston: Mr. Grari.f Farrish, bro-
ther of the groom, was grooms-
man. The bride; given in Mar-
riage -by her-father,wore-a- hi—te
floor length gown '.of sheer with
accessories to match and carried.
a' bouquet ofpink roses.,;. The
• bridesmaid wore a pink . floor-
length gown of satin, carrying la
bouquet of red roses.
'After :the' ceremony: a wedding
d nner was served. The bridal
couple then. left, for Niagara and
other points. The. bride travelled
in a brown and beige dress with
accessories td match. Mr. arid
Mrs. Farrish will reside in Kin=
cardine. • , , •
- TREMAINE—TRELEAVEN
On Saturday .June 19tH at ..3
o'clock about forty. guests • from'
Arthtir, Hespelier, Fergus;- Dra-y�
ton, Lucknow and Nile assembled
on 'the lawn at the. home of. Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Treleaven, to w.it-
ness the marriage' of their dau-
ghter,. Eliza Beatrice; to 'Lawrence'
.W. Trernaine; `or -onto, eldest -son
of Mr'. and Mrs..,Wm.. Tremorine
•of Arthur. The bride; given in
Marriage' Ey .her father, looked
lovely in a street length dress of
silk marquisette' over pink taf-
feta; .' with • net yoke. and .velvet
bows. She wore a finger tip veil
of pink net with coronet of. roses
and carried a : sheaf of , white
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'PHONE 32 LUCKNO,W
their many friends„ after. July
,15,-
viper -Duper: Program
IS ARRANGED FOR . THE
am$meti
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444)1 4
IN THE ARENA, LUCHNOW
STARTING AT 8.15 SHARP
FEATURING .
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Russ Viand and
Variety Entertaine�s��
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STARRING:. ..•
ERNIE BRUCE, Musical Wizard and Comedian.
GOLDSWORTHY SISTERS, Dancing and. Accerdian
CLARA PELI.EY—Toronto's star racrobai, dancer & singer.
And Other 'Top -Ranking .Acts
ALSO A . REFRESHMENT BOOTH
Carnival Ganies
Wheels of Fortune, Bingo, Knock the Heil out of Hitler,
'Coin Game and. Others.
w. 1'
Jitney •l Daflcing
TO RUSS CREIGHTON & HIS BAND
P,ize .flraw
For A Bicycle, Dinh er Set, Cedar Chest & Pair -.of BIankets
ADMISSION 25e;
Pre -School Age Children FREE
oor Prize, Ton of Coal
A DRAW wYll also be made for a quilt, made b'q-pupils o
St. Helen's School. Proceeds' in aid of the Red Cross.
ee You at the carnival Friday