HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-06-19, Page 3Early Summer Weddings News of Holmesville
Showis' above are William Glen McClure and his bride,
the former Margaret Elizabeth Rogerson. The couple were
married `at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
William Rogerson, Tuckersmith. The parents of the bride-
groom, Mr. and Mrs. James McClure, reside in 1VIcKillop
Township. The young couple are residing in Egmandville,
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a navy blue gabardine suit with
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coat. She wore a corsage of white
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After a wedding trip to eastern
United States, • the young couple
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Tuckeromith Girl Weds the platform in the. Sui.444Y sobool mom; also to have a sometime in July, to 'balm place wt. the home of Edward Grigg: The meeting closed with the hymn "Lord of Light, Whose
Name Ontsbinoth,' and prayer
by the President, A delicious lunch was served
by the hostesses; Mrs. S. Walter
and Mrs, 11, cudrnore,
fashioned with net yokes and very
full skirts. Mrs. Johnston carried
a nosegay of Talisman roses, and
Miss McDongeli carried one of
yellow Gloria.
Two little .flowergiris-Joanne
Johnston;. niece of the bride, and.
Nero* McDougall, sister of the
bride--were Owned alike 'in pale.
pink nylon over taffeta with cape
Collars, and carried nosegays of
pink carnations.
Groomsman was Benson Whits
ely, .Goderich Township, brother
a the groom.
Mrs, S. H, Brenton, Londes,
boro, aetedscapably as organist,
accompenying the soloist, Mrs. M.
C, Brocklebank, Owen Sound.
At the reception held after the
ceremony in the Sunday School
room of the church, the bride 'e•
mother received in navy Jerome
sheer, with white accessories and
a corsage of red carnations, The
gropm's mother wore navy blue
sheer with white accessories and
a corsage of red roses.
Guests attended the wedding
from Windsor, Toronto, Whitby,
Mount Forest, Owen Sound,
Sarnia and Goderich.
For travelling the bride chose
WHITELY,McDOIJO441,
Decorated prettily with iris,.
snowballs and' pink peonies, LIM-
deSbero United Cinirch provided.
on appropriate setting . on Satur-
day, June 14,. for the wedding of
Eleanor Flom, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James McDthigall, 'Aus
burn, and Andrew .Graham Whit-
ely, Goderich Township, son of
Mrs.\ Q. A. Whitely, Goderich
Township, and the late Mr. Whit-
ely, Rev, S. H, Brenton per-
formed, the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her fath,
er, the bride looked lovely in a
gown of ivory satin fashioned
with a yoke of Chantilly lace,
buttoned down the frbnt, and
long lily point sleeves. The three
quarter length heirloom veil of
Brussels lace was caught to her
head by a tiny satin and lace cap.
She carried a showered bouquet
of red Peerless roses and trench-
ed white carnations,
Sisters of the bride, Mrs. Gor-
don Johnston, Goderich Town-
ship, was matron of honour, and
Miss Marion McDougall, Auburn,
was bridesmaid. They wore
identically styled dresses of nile
green and mauve respectively,
ing of the theme .goos and ro,
panting the Creed.
It was voted on, and t)ie
Ocala carried to .bny, a rug for
Mrs. Q. 1Vt, Elliott and family
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E;yr, Trewartha and Mr. and Mrs.
William Norman,
Mr, Nelson Yeo, Toronto, for-
merly of Coclerich TOwnship, Is
spending a few days visiting with
relatives in the district,
Miss 'Marie Gliddon, nurse-in-
training at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, spent the weekend at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Glidaon.
Voices of school children of
Goderich Township, SS 3, will be
heard on the air, Saturday morn-
ing, at 11 a,m., over CKNX. Miss
Kathleen Holmes, teacher of the,
school, will accompany them on
the piano.
Mr, and Mrs. 3, A, Murray,
Seaforth, were the weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yea.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Grigg and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Yen and family spent last Mon-
day at 04C, Guelph.
To Present Recital
Miss Eileen. Gliddon, ARCT,
and pupils are presenting their
annual piano recital in Holmes-
ville United Church on Tuesday
evening, June 24, at 8.30. Assist-
guests will be Eleanor Driver,
Goderich, violinist; Gloria Palm-
er, Pamela Saddler and James V.
Corran of Holmesville, as soloists.
wMS and WA
The June meeting of the WMS
and the WA of Hohnesville Unit-
ed Church was held in the newly
decorated Sunday School room,
on Tuesday, June 10. With Mrs.
W. 'leo as leader, the WMS meet-
ing opened with the singing of
the hymn "O'er Those Gloomy
Hills of Darkness," followed by
the responsive reading, taken
from Psalm 96, and the Lord's
Prayer,
Following the minutes of the
May meeting and the roll call,
Mrs. N. Heard gave an article
on Temperance, The hymn, "In
Christ there is no East nor West"
was then sung, and Mrs. W. Yeo
read an article on Christian
Stewardship followed by group
singing of "Brighten the Corner
where you are."
Very interesting talks were
given by Miss K. Norris and Mrs.
E. Ross of the Children's Aid
Society on the work carried on
by that organization. Mrs. Bert
Trewartha gave a vote of thanks
to the speakers, and• this was
seconded by Mrs. T. Elliott. The
meeting closed with the singing
of "Zion's King Shall Reign
Victorious,"
The WA meeting was in charge
of the president, Mrs. Edward
Grigg and opened with the sing-
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The annual drumhead service
of Canadian Legion, Zone Cl will
be held in Hensr.11, Sunday, ,Jude
2'1 Fifteen branches have been
invited and a number of bands
will be in attendance. It is ex-
pected that between 300 and 400
veterans will attend this service:
Guest speaker 'will 'be Rev. C,
Daniels, Ingersoll, veteran of
both wars, and Padre in the
Italian campaign in World Wm'r
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rich, will take the salute for the
march past. Minister of Veter-
ans' Affairs will be represented
by Brig. G. B. Todd, Ottawa,
Chief Pension Advocate of DVA.
The wreath will be placed by
Zone Commander Ingles, Howick.
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Ontario Street United Church
parsonage, Clinton, was the scene
of a quiet but pretty wedding on
Saturday, Hine 14, at noon, when
Gladys Sarah Marion, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F.
Pepper, Oakshade Farm, Tucker-
smith Township, became the bride
of William George Riehi, Clin-
ton, elder son of Mr. and Mrs.
George' Riehi, also of Clinton.
Rev. A. G. Eagle performed the
double-ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride looked charming
in a floor length gown of white
satin with fitted lace bodice, lily
point sleeves and high lace neck-
line. Her long veil of tulle illus-
ion was held in place by a bead-
ed tiara and her only ornament
was a gold necklace of opal, aqua
and rhinestones, with matching
earrings, gift. of the groom. She
carried a cascade bouquet` of red
Peerless roses.
Miss Marguerite Riehl, Clinton,
sister of the groom, as maid of
honour; chose a floor length gown
of rose satin with matching
shoulder length veil, and carried
a nosegay of blue carnations.
Mrs. Frank Falconer, sister of
the bride, as bridesmaid, chose a
floor-length gown of powder
blue moire silk with matching
shoulder length veil, and carried
a nosegay of pink carnations.
Frank Falconer, R.R. 5, Clin-
ton, was groomsman.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride's parents, where
guests were received by the
bride's mother, wearing light
brown Ticatina with yellow ac-
cessories and a corsage of yellow
Gloria roses. She was assisted
by the groom's mother, who wore
royal blue crepe with navy ac-
cessories and a corsage of pink 3. Our foreign trade last year
Briarcliffe roses. was greatest with which of
The bride's table was tastefully these five countries: France,
decorated with bridal wreath, and , New Zealand, Brazil, Japan,
cep:trod with a three-tier wedding Sweden?
cake. • 4. Who, born in 1948, holds, a-'
Friends and relatives were mong other titles, that of
present from: London, Dashwood, Great Steward of Scotland?
' Seaforth, Hensall, Fort Erie and 5 Ottawas social security taxes
Clinton.
For a wedding trip to Quebec
and the United States, the bride
donned a navy blue wool suit
with white accessories and a cor- 000 a week. 3. Brazil. 1. Pulp
sage of white carnations. and paper mill ernployees. 4.
Prince Charles, the Heir App ar- Upon their return the young
couple will live in Seaforth. ent. 2. In the State of Minnesota,
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