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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-05-14, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1953 4 vAGE Ifs N' I . ,Obtuaries Charles Josling curies Josling; 92, .one of Clin- ton's oldest residents, died at his home, James Street, Clinton, on Tuesday, May 12: Born in Clinton, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Josling, he farmed in Htallett Township until he retired and came to Clin- ton several years ago, As a young 'Man he spent several years in the Canadian West, He was .a member of Ontario Street United Church. Surviving besides his widow, the fernier Ida Izzard, are two sons, Ralph Josling, .Goderich; and El- gin Josling, Londessboro; three daughters, Mrs, Leslie Bali • C1in- .ton; Mrs. Norman Wrights, and Mrs. George Wright, both of Lon- desboro; and a sister, Mrs, Fannie `Managhan, Clinton. Funeral service was to be con- ducted this afternoon from the Ball and Murch funeral home, 'High St., Clinton, at three o'clock, with Rev. Harold Snell, Exeter, officiating, Burial was to be in Clinton Cemetery. James fr. W, Reid. James Thomas Webster Reid, son of the late Mr, and 11irf. James Reid, Stanley Township,. passed away at St; .Joseph's...Hos pita), London, on Monday,. May 11, in his ,.62nd year, Born in Stanley, he spent most of his life there, He was an in- dustrious and successful farmer, well known and highly respected by a large .circle of friends, Eight years ago he solei his farm on the -Goshen Line and retired to 4 Christie St., London. Mr, Reid bas been in failing health for some time. He went. to Florida last winter but failing to improve in health after some weeks there, returned to London and has been in the hospital for two months, He was a member of Varna Methodist (later United) Church. Since retiring he has been a mem- ber of Metropolitan United Church, London. He was a mem- ber of Varna Orange Lodge. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs, David Elliott (Mamie), Clin- ton; Mrs. Fred Mulholland (Ruth) The W.A. i of St. Paul's Church Clinton cordially invites all the ladies of Town and Surrounding District to hear MISS JANE M. SCOTT Editor of "Religious Thoughts" in the Globe and Mall Miss Scott's subject will be "FORMULA FOR TRUE GREATNESS" Come and hear this gifted speaker whose deep spiritual understanding has helped so many' in finding a solution to their problems ST. PAUL'S PARISH HALL, CLINTON May 19 -•-• at 3 p.m. Silver Collection. 19-b_. 4 ^dCS FT1'•e,F •. �iLAf•:>W ., •.:f4„v'.•tOY;�RT!dY•..TC}. Tv'iaJ•tilYnri�y.�':.:.i:i:>9:.< HARLEQUIN • as seen in SEVENTEEN As bewitching a dress as ever stepped into swnmerthmel Harlequin diamond -shapes curve the bodice, round the hips. Startle stripes call attention to narrow waist, hill skirt. The fabric's J. P. Stevens' Sanforized Highland Park dobby chambray with white basket -weave stripe . . . a Vicky Vaughn exclusive. Make it yours, loo, in gray, brown or green with white, Sizes 9 to 15. $8.45 Summer Dresses for Juniors, Misses,. /2 Sizes and Women's Sizes 9 to 52 MAINE YOUR SELECTION NOW A deposit will hold it for you Special 15 Doz. WHITE NYLON SLIPS with Nylon,. Lace Camisole Top Sizes 32 to 40 EXeeptional Value $3,95 Flash Another Shipment of those popular ALL-WEATHER Match with HATS )'M to atch Worth dollars more $19.85 A real Special at ALL PURCHASES CHEERFULLY EXCHANGED IF NOT SATISFACTORY 001t, tbaefer'Z r.TO SMART iLrabt& 'Ji �Ji tar BEAR Phone 59 Iolinesvilie; Mrs. Wilbur Key, es (launice), Seaforth; two brothers, .Nelson, Varna; Freda. Clinton. One brother Robert Leonard, prede-, ceased nini in 1911, A short service was held. at his home in London on 1Vianday even- ing, conducted by his pastor, .Rev. IVIr. Goth, 'The esteem in which he was held. was shown by the number of friends who called and the numerous floral tributes. Funeral service was held ,on Wednesday afternoon from the -Beattie funeral home, Clinton, conducted by Rev. Annie Graham, London, assisted by Rev, T. J. Pitt, Varna. MrsCooper sang "Does Jes s .Care", and "No Night There", In- terment was made in Bayfield Cemetery, The pall -bearers were: Wilmer Reid, Murray Grainger, Varna; Herb Smith, Exeter; Orvile Me- Clinchey, Varna; Orval oyalI, G. Simpson,, London. Flower -bearers were nephews, Merton Keyes, James Elliott, Bob Elliott, Alex Whitfield, Jack Mustard, Stuart Keyes, Harry Reid, Bruce Keyes, Gordon Hill, and George Cantelon. Mars. Mabel Jenkins Mrs, Mabel Jenkins, 66, who died on Thursday, May 7, in Clin- ton Public Hospital, had lived here anther life. Her husband, George Jenkins, died four years ago. She was an active member of Wesley -Willis United Church, and of Huronic Rebekah Lodge. Dur- ing her 20 years membership in the lodge she had been a noble grand and past district deputy. There are no surviving rela- tives. Funeral service was held in the 13a11 and Muteh funeral home, High Street, Clinton, on Saturday afternoon, May 9, by Rev. H. C. Wilson. Interment was made in Clinton Cemetery. • Hattie C. Turner Funeral service was conducted in the Ball and Mutch funeral hone, High Street, Clinton, on Wednesday afternoon, May 13, for Hattie C. Turner, beloved daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Turner, who passed away in Clin- ton, on Sunday, May 10. Pall -bearers were Howard Crich, Howard Johns, Roy Pepper, Ern- est Crich,. Herman Crich and Al- den Crich. Fohver-bearers were Allister Broadfoot, Ted Turner, George Shipley, Charles Shipley and Clifford Keyes. Interment was in. Clinton Cemetery. John Miles Glidden (By our Bayfield, correspondent) The death occurred at his home in the village on Tuesday morn- ing May 12, of John Miles Glid- den, following a heart attack. The deceased man, who was a son of the late Moses GIidden and Esther Todd, was born in East Shefford, Que., October 27, 1873. He was married to' Miss Mary Catchapole, Granby, Que., who predeceased him some years ago. For many years he worked for the Miner Rubber Company, Gran- by, Que., and was the recipient of a gold watch from the comp- any, when he had been with them 50 years, in recognition of his long service. He was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, Gran- by, Que. After his retirement he came to Bennington, Ont., to reside with his sister, Mrs. Marion Francis, and five years ago they came to Bayfield to the home which Reg-, inald Francis provided for them on his property on Main Street. Mr, Glidden had been in his usual health, out. working in the garden which he enjoyed, on Mon- day, so his sudden passing came as a shock to his friends here. He is survived by his sister and neph- ew, Bayfield, and other relatives in Granby. The funeral service was to be held from Ball and Mutch funeral home, Clinton, on Thursday'after- noon, at 1.30 o'clock. The service was to be in charge of the Rev. E. Carew4ones after which the remains will be taken to Granby, Quebec, for interment. Mrs. Charles Wolfe Residents of Hensall and com- munity were shocked to learn of the sudden and tragic death of Mrs. Charles Wolfe, a former resi- dent of Hensall for 46 years who passed away in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Tuesday, May 5, Her death resulted from first degree burns to her body and face, Mrs. Wolfe, who has resided in Seaforth for the past four years, and w'ho was housekeeper for Mr, George Grieve, Seaforth, was pre- paring supper Monday evening. As she reached across the stove for a tea pot, the plastic apron she was wearing caught fire, Mrs. Wolfe ran screaming for help to a lady of 72 years of age in an upstairs apartment, who was un- able to help her. A bookkeeper in the building who heard her screams called Dr. Gorwill who rushed her to the Seaforth hospi- tal Mrs. Wolfe was a member of St. Paul's Angliean Church, Hen- sall, Formerly Clara Haggitt, she was born at Sunshine, Ontario. Mr. Wolff predeceased her some years ago. Surviving are two sons, Albert, Goderich; Harold, Seaforth; seven daughters, Mrs, Norman Baird, (Edith), Brucefield; Mrs. Florence Hohner, London; Mrs. R. Variey (Mae), St. Catharines; Mrs. Geo- rge Moir (Olive), Hensall; Mrs, Manford Cooper (Myrtle), Sea - forth; Mrs. C. Coughlin (Helen), ,Seaforth; Mrs. Glenn Delis (Shir- ley), Hensall. Mrs. Wolff was in her 66th year. Funeral service was held from the I3onthron funeral home, Hen- sall, to Union Cemetery, Hensall, on Thursday afternoon, lVfay 7. Rev, C. L. Langford officiated. Pall -bearers were John Peebles, I3ob Sangster, Icon Moir, Iden F•fohner, Melvin Cooper, Gerald Moir. Flower -bearers were all grandchildren of the deceased, 'Melina Baird, Darlene and Wayne Coughlin, Gladys and Margaret Moir, Dorothy Louise and Lloyd Wolfe, Marilcen and Bobby Hohn- er, Carl Cooper. 5-,, BRUCEfIELD motlrer's Pay Mother's Day was observed in James Boyce Funerat, service was held on Thursday afternoon, May 7, for James Boyce, 74, from the Lodge funeral home, Goderich, to Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Township. Mr; Boyce• passed away suddenly fol - May 5 lowing an. acute heart .attack, on , Pallbearers were Edward Boyes, Andrew Swan, Alton Johnston, Stanley Prevett, William Mills and Albert Leitch. Flower -bearers were Kenneth Miller, Carl Wor,- seli, Dan Wiggins, Fred Burdge, Mervin Boyce and Stuart Boyce, Brucefield. United Church last BindaY, with Rev. n ,1.: Maimofficiating, and a choir of mothers: grroevidtng ssec3al uric. rs Geo, , 'Henderson sang a Nolo, Young- ster$. assisting with the service were Bob Fotheripghana and Jack Broadfoot, reading passages of scripture; Miss Melva Beyce and Miss Ina Taylor reading Special children's stories. Sacrament of baptism was administered to three children: David, Son, of Mr. and Mrs, A. J, Mustard; Joan Cath- arine, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Taylor, and Donna Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Clifton. Special flowers graced the church, One pot of lovely flowers had been presented to the organist, Mrs. J. R. Murdoch, by the mothers who sang in the Choir, WA Met Last Week The regular meeting of the Woman's Association of Brucefield Vented Church was held en the t n of er. con of May b with the presi- dent, Miss Martha McDonald, in the Cha.ir. The pianist, st Mrs, Al- ton Johnston, who had . lust re- turned from visiting in Arizona for a few months, was :at the piano. A hymxi was sung and the de votional period was taken by Mrs. C. Christie and Mrs. Douglas, The WA creed was repeated, after which Mrs. L. Wilson read the minutes of the April meeting. This • was followed by the roll call. The treasurer, Mrs. H. Berry, present- ed her report, The secretary read notes of thanks from several who had received flowers and cards. Mrs. Wilson gave a good report of the meeting that was held at Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton, on April 7, when about 80 delegates of the Woman's As- sociations of Huron County met recently decorated, and decided to organize. After' d' s io was some acus n � it 4ee1d4 that Brucefield WA would not DRi# the organization at present. It was decided ,i change the. date of the June meeting to Wed- xiesday, June 3. On visitor's day' the Brucefield association is plan, ning to „entertain the ladies of Kippen and Ontario Street Church Clinton. SeY .x. l coerce tet's were' .appointed to take charge of that Meeting. Mrs. Ross Scott offered to place flowers. in the church for the month of May, A hymn and pray er brought the meeting to a close.. Members of group four then conducted sonde interesting cont- ests and served a dainty lunch, Those present accepted Mrs. Maines' kind invitation to visit the manse and inspect those MOMS which' the manse committee hate' A WEEK OF OUTSTANDING DRUG VALUES n 1 Monday, May llth to Saturday, May .16th SAVE REAL MONEY on many drug store needs at our week-long Birthday Sale. 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