The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-06-02, Page 7the; times,advocate, exeter, qntariq, Thursday morning, june z, 1949
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Presentation Made
To Bride Of May 28
On Friday evening, May go,
oyer sixty relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. • Milton Woodburn to honor
their eldest daugrhteij, Shirley*
bride-elect of May 28.
Mr, Graham Eaglespn and Mr.
Fred Bulloch made the presenta
tion of a table lamp and two
dresser lamps to the ibride and
Mrs, Johnnie Steeper read the
address to which Shirley made
a very fitting reply,
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Yes
We have all usable
Pipes, pails, Angle Irons.
Yes
We want your
Scrap, Feather Ticks, etc.
Bring it to the station past
the tracks. We pay top
prices.
No Bale On Sunday
Harry Joseph
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Announcements
Birth, Death and Marriage
Notices are Inserted free of charge. Card of Thanks 50c.
In Memoriam Notice 50c for single verse, 25c extra for each additional verse. Engagements! 5Qp.
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BIRTH?
BOYIiE—Mr. and Mrs, Leo Boyle
(nee Gladys Roherty) wish to
announce the birth "of a daugh
ter, Theresa Lynn at st.
Joseph’s. Hospital, London, on
May 25, 1949., a sister for
Darlene, Anne, and Mary Lou.
CI-IIASSON—On Tuesday, May
|31, to LAC and Sirs. J, M,
Chiasson, a daughter, Louis
Mary Jeannette, at Mrs. Bat
ten’s nursing home,
DIETRICH'—Much happiness has
been added to the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Pius Dietrich
with the arrival of Marilyn
Faye Celestine on May 27 at
Mrs. Hunter’s nursing home.
DIETRICH—Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Dietrich announce the birth of
Carol Marie, May 29, 1949, at
Mrs. Hunter’s nursing home.
FLYNN—A t Mrs, Pearl Ste
phan’s nursing home, Hensail,
Sunday, May 29, to Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph Flynn, Hensail, a
daughter, Joyce Aileen.
RADER—Marian, June, Ruth-
anne and David, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader, of
Dashwood, are proud to an
nounce the' safe arrival of
their baby brother at Mrs.
Batten’s nursing home on
Tuesday, May 31,
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GREASING AND MOTOR REPAIRS
* ED HUNTAR DUVAR
WILSON—In Exeter, on Thurs
day, May 26, 1949, Margaret
J. Brimacombe, beloved wife
Mr. Charles Wilson, in her
eighty-eighth year.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Almond D. Mac-
Ewen, Hensail, Ont., announce
the engagement of their only
daughter, Donna Elaine, to Har
ry Thomas Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville" H. Smith, of
Zurich, Ont.; the wedding to
take place quietly June 18. *
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•Mrs. -J. H. Harrison wishes to
express thanks to her neighbours
and friends for flowers, , cards
and treats, and to Caven C. C.
for cards and box and Rev. Don
ald Sinclair for his calls while
she was sick and shut in at her
home. *
Mr, and Mrs. Lome Johnston
wish to take this opportunity of
thanking all those who so kindly
remembered Bobby with flowers,
cards, treats and books during
his recent illness. Special thanks
to Mrs, Hodgert, Mrs. West,
Elaine Hogarth and the children
of the school class. c
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerslake
and Marion wish to thank the
many friends who so kindly re
membered Marion in any way
while a patient in Victoria Hos
pital and after returning home.*
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were given last
of Miss Dorene
corsage
groom’s
a black
corsage
Cotton Fabric
Red
Blue
Yellow
Galore -
a corsage of
bride’s mother wore a
figured silk dress with
accessories and a
Leather
Linen
Hc>ltzrnanni^rarspnis
Tp a quiet and pretty cere
mony at James Street United
C h u r c ft, Ina Dorene Parsons,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Parsons, was united m marriage
with Howard Franklin Holtz
mann, son of jMrs- Mildred Holtz
mann and the late Alfred Holtz
mann, Grediton,. at high noon on
Wednesday. Rev, H. J. Snell of
ficiated and members of the im
mediate families were present.
The bride was lovely in a
gown of floor length white satin
with round neck, long sleeves,
self-buttoned at the wrist, a full
skirt and tunic. She wore an
ostrich plume headdress and car
ried a large bouquet of Ameri
can Beauty roses and sweet peas.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs, Dalton Finkbeiner,
The matron of honour wore ‘an
American beauty, off the shoul
der, silk velvet gown with stand
up shawl' collar and full skirt.
Her elbow length gloves were of
the same material and her head-1
dress was ostrich plume. Her
■bouquet was made up of peach
coloured roses and carnations.
Harold Holtzmann, twin bro
ther of the groom, was the best
man.
The
grey
black
of Bettertime roses. The
mother was attired in
dress and also wore a
of Bettertime roses.
A reception followed
home of the bride's
at the
parents
and, following a trip the city of
Windsor and points east the
couple will live in Exeter. The
bride travelled in a blue-grey
gabardine dressmaker suit with
shawl collar and wide lapels.
The suit was trimmed with navy
accessories and
peach roses.
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Two showers
week in honour
Parsons, whose marriage to
Howard Holtzmann took place
Wednesday. Friends gathered at
the home of Mrs. Blanche Boyle
on Wednesday evening and pre
sented the bride-to-be with a de
corated basket full of lovely
gifts. On Thursday night, friends
and neighbours staged a kitchen
shower at the home of Mrs.
Douglas Wedlake and gave Dor
ene many .beautiful and useful
gifts. A pleasant time was spent
at . both gatherings.
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I wish to express my sincere
thanks to those who so kindly
assisted in the erection and the
opening of our new sales and
service station and to those who
sent flowers and congratulations,
and to the orchestra. c
—Ed Hunter-Duvar
IN MEMORIAM
LINiDENFIELD—In proud and
loving memory of our dear
son and brother, F. O. Alvin
Edward Lindenfield who made
the supreme sacrifice June 7,
1944.
There is still ah. ache in our
hearts today,
That countless years won’t take
away;
We smile with the world -but
never forget
In our garden of memories that
lives with us yet.
—Fondly remembered by mother,
dad. , sisters and brothers. c
HOOKEY—In loving memory of
a dear mother, Mrs. F* E,
Hookey, who passed away on
June 4, 1942.
Many a lonely heartache,
Often a silent tear—*
But always a beautiful memory,
Of a mother we loved so dear.
—-Lovingly remembered by her
sons and daughters-in-law,
Jim, Elsie, Ronald, Dorothy,
and grandchildren* *
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Shower For Bride-Elect
A very lovely miscellaneous
shower was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. MacDonald,
Exeter, on the evening of May
SO, in honor of ’Miss Shirley Van
Audenarde, bride-to-be of this
week.
The evening’s entertainment,
planned and carried out by Mrs.
E. CUdmore, was provided by a
brlde’s-book, previously prepared
by those present. When read
aloud and examined these pages
wore interesting, profitable,
amusing and Artistic, providing a
souvenir ’front eacli one present,
when assembled in book-form.
, The many lovely and useful
gifts were presented in a dec
orated basket carried by Mrs.
Walkerton and Mrs. S. Triebfier.
The address was head by Mrs.
T. Jolly, and Mrs. Graham assist
ed the bride-to-be. flhifley ex
pressed her thanks very gracious
ly, and all sang “For She’s A.
Jolly Good Fellow”.
Lunch was served and best
wishes expressed tor the happi
ness of the young couple.
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