HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-06-28, Page 10Page 10 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXCTEB, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1951
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company for dinner tonight, do
I have to eat my pie with a
fork?”
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LO.OK Officers Elected
Robert B. Taylor, Clinton and
Mrs. Ada Armstrong, Brussels
were elected Deputy Grand Mas
ter of the I.O.Q.F. and Deputy
President of the Rebekah Assem
bly respectively for Huron Coun
ty district in recent elections
held In Toronto.
More than 1,200 delegates of
Ontario’s Oddfellows and Rebe
kah met at the Royal York Ho
tel in Toronto this week
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New Location
We will be in business at our new location in
George Wright’s south store starting July 5, We wish
our many old customers and our new’ customers to
know that we will be carrying a much large line in
everything to accommodate them to the best of our
ability.
We will be carrying children’s clothing as usual;
8-10-12 junior children and 10-12-14 teen age
boys' age to 6x.
With this much larger store we hope to give
a much wider range in all clothing. We have to
r with our business demands and our aim is to
you ;
grow
meet your needs and in the future we will be carry
ing a much larger stock in full size matrons dresses.
Donzt forget July 5
across from the Post Office
Ernest Hatter
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DRESSES — Nylon, Nylon Organdy, Nylon Silks,
Waffle Pique, Spuns, Chambrays, Cottons. At
............................................................ $3.75 to $17.75
BATHING SUITS — Ladies' one- and two-piece;
Girls’ and Boys’; Children’s ........ $2.95 to $4.98
Women’s ........................................ $9.95 to $12.95
SKIRTS - Cotton, Pique, Linen, Gabardine, Butcher
Linen .......... $1.98 to $6.50
<5SLACK'S — Alpine, Rayon, Gabardine, Sharkskin,
Glen Check ..................... $4.98 to $9.95
BLOUSES — We have blouses in all wanted mat
erials, shades and styles .............. $1.98 to $5.95
SHORTS AND TEE SHIRTS — All prices.
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Trousseau Tea
For Lois Swartz
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Honouring her daughter, Miss
Lois Swartz. whose marriage
took place on June 23, to Albert
Ryall of Detroit, Mrs. Roy
Swartz entertained at a trous
seau tea on Wednesday of last
week. Guests were welcomed in
the afternoon by Mrs. Harry
Squire and in the evening by
Eunice King.
Receiving with Mrs. Swartz
and Lois was Mrs. L. Ryall, St,
Thomas. In the tea room was a
profusion of shaded pink peon
ies. The tea table was centred
with a miniature bridal party.
Pouring tea were Mrs. A.
Wuerth, Mrs. L. Hill, Mrs. A.
King and Mrs. J. Mawhinney.
Tda room assistants were
Misses Ruth Swartz, June Cow
ard, Labelle Hill, Melba King,
Mrs. H. Yearly, Mrs. R. Morlock,
Mrs. S. King, Mrs. M. King and
Mrs. A. Becker.
Displaying the trousseau and
gifts were Miss D. Finkbeiner,
Miss J. Coward, Mrs. S. Whiting,
Mrs. A. Pfaff, Mrs. A. *
Mrs. A. Willert, Mrs.
man, Mrs. R. Hodgert, Mrs.
Ore and Miss N. Steinbach.
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The death occurred on Thurs
day in Grace Hospital, Windsor,
of Mrs. Frances MacDonald, in
her seventy-sixth year. For the
past 25 years Mrs. MacDonald
had made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Hugo Schenk, in
Crediton.
,, A practical nurse she had oc
casion to enter many homes in
the community, where she en
deared herself to hex- many pa
tients, by her kind and thought
ful manner. A few weeks ago
she left to visit her son in Wind
sor, Mr. Leon Hill; where she
suffered a stroke a few days
after hex’ arrival there.
The funeral was held from the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Schenk
on Saturday with Reverend J. B.
Dahms officiating. Interment
was in Crediton. Cemetery.
Mrs. D. Wood, wife of LAC
Wood, was called to Goderich
last week owing to the serious
illness of her father, Mr. John
Whitten. Mr. Whitten passed
away during her stay there.
Miss Dolores Pfaff has accept
ed a position in the Bank of
Montreal here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sansone
of Hamilton, Mrs. T. J. Wilson,
Miss J. Sansone and’’ Mr. Joseph
Sanone of
latives on
decoration
Cemetery.
Mrs. Joseph
misfortune to
on Friday and
arm. Mrs. J.
Toronto spent
week with her parents, Mr. and
•Mrs. Joseph Woodall.
Mrs. A. M. Berry left by plane
from London to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Enoo, of Cleve
land.
Crediton book-readers will be
interested to note that books in
the library have begxx changed.
Service in the Evangelical and
United Churches on Sunday mor
ning were conducted by members
of the Youth Fellowship. The
speaker in the Evangelical
Church was Mr. Bruce Seebach
of Sebringville
Church Flight
Centralia.
Mr. Harold
friends are pleased to note that
he has returned home from St.
Joseph’s Hospital following his
recent operation.
Mrs. Wellington Haist received
ward of the deaths of her two
uncles, Mr. Theodore Willert of
Caro, Michigan, and Mr. Louis
Seebach of Mitchell, Ont. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Haist, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Haist and Murray,
Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Larry and
Miss Bernice Haist attended
funeral of Mr. Seebach.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
Mrs. Wellington Haist were Mrs.
Albert Seebach and Mr. Bruce
Seebach of Sebringville. The lat
ter was guest speaker at the
morning service in the Evangeli
cal Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thiemer
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swartz
of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Swartz, London, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy ^Swartz.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey
visited over the week-end in
Pigeon, Michigan, where they at
tended a wedding.
Mrs. Ada Kuhn of Kitchener
spent the week-end .with Mrs. M.
Faist. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kuhn
and Nancy of Baden visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Faist. Mrs.
Kuhn returned home with them.
Mrs. Mary .Eilber is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Grat
ton, at Grand Bend.
Miss Melita Schenk spent a
few days recently at Hamilton.
Miss Pat Nugent of Dundas re
turned with her for the
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick of
visited on Sunday with Mr.
Keinzle.
Mrs. Gerald Zwicker has re
turned from St. Joseph’s Hos
pital and is now convalescing at
her 'summer home at Grand
Bend.
We are sorry to report that
Miss Loueida FinkbeinOr is con
fined to her home
ness. We wish her
covery,
Honouring Miss
beiner, bride-elect
the
School classes of the Evangelical
Church surprised her with a mis
cellaneous shower % oh Saturday
afterhooil. iFollowing the pre-
London called on re
Sunday and
services in
attended
Crediton
had theWoodall
fall in her home
fracture her right
W. Gilmartin of
.several days this
and in the United
Cadet Quinn of
Gower’s many
the
and
Lucan District News
CLANDEBOYE
Rev. L. C. Harrison rector of
St. James "Anglican Church dur
ing the morning service present
ed certificates from the depart
ment of Religious Education in
senior and junior grades to
Gwenneth Tomes, Tommy Tomes,
Dorothea Ann Lewis, Mary Tom
es, Joan Murlessr and Mac
son.
Personal items
Mr. Ross Q’Nexl
out again after a
of flu.
Stanley Tomes
days last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Maines of Dorchester,
Miss Hazel Logan, of London,
spent Tuesday with
Mrs. George Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mae
of Windsor spent
with the latter’s
Gilbert Carter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paton, Ho
ward and Harold Paton of GJan-
worth were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Paton on Friday.
Miss Mary
week-end at 1
Guelph with
acquaintances
school at both
We wish to
tulations to
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Carter who passed grade 10 on
her year’s work.
•Mr. Maurice Simpson is mak
ing alterations on a building to
be used as a store while he
makes extensive alterations to
present one.
Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Hendrie
visited friends in^ Windsor on
Sunday, and spent Sunday night*
with their daughter, Mrs. Bill
Downing and family of Chatham.
Miss Joan and Barbara Simp
son, Miss Patrica Carter, Mr.
Don McGillvray, Mr. Art Abbott,
•Mr. John Simpson and Mr. Clar
ence Carter spent Sunday at
Grand Bend.Miss Janet Scott,'Dorothy Ann
Lewis, Joan Murless, Mary Tom
es, Beth McRann and Gwenneth
Tomes are members of the Lu
can Irish Nine girls ball team.
Mr. Ray Hodgins has made
improvements to his farm.
Mr. Cecil Carter has made a
root cellar in his farm.
Miss Joan Simpson has accept
ed the position as teacher at
Sarnia.
Mr.
building
Wre are sorry to report, Mrs.
Gilbert Carter is not improving
very fast.
Mrs. Arthur Hodgins and Mrs.
Karl O’Neil took the bus trip to
Detroit on Tuesday with Sr. WI
of Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and
Clare also William AUwright at
tended the Paton reunion at
Springbank on Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Harrison is spending
a few days with her
Mrs. Wilmer Scott and
Paton Reunion
The Paton Reunion
at Springbank Park with Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Hill in charge,-June
24.
After the noon meal, congra-i
tulations were extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Paton of Glan-
worth
37th
day.
On
Jack
and Morley Hobbs.
Winners were:
Boys race; Jim Paton, Lawr
ence Paton.
16 and under; David Campbell,
Ross Heaman.
Children 10 and under; Gary
Hobbs, Pearl and Harold Paton.
Wheelbarrow race; Jim Paton
and Jack Campbell.
Mrs. Carl Paton was winner of
a hidden box.
Race for small tots; Judy
Hobbs and Joycee Dorman. _
Ladies slipper; Mrs.
man.
Men’s Slipper; Jack
The couple married
est time were Mr. and
Paton. The youngest
Noreen Elaine daughter of Mi’,
and Mrs. George Glendenning,
London, and Jack, David, Pat
and Linda Campbell of Grand
Rapids travelled the longest dis
tance.
is able
second
M1
week-
Delhi
BrUde
through 111-
a speedy re
Irene Fink-
of July 14,
members of three Sunday
Harpi-
to be
attack
spent a few
her' sister,
McICerman,
Wednesday
brother, Mr.
Carter spent the
New
friends
as she
i places,
offer our
Patricia
Dundee and
renewing
taught
congra-
Carter,
Omar Cunningham
a new drive shed.
is
daughter,
family.
was held
theirwho were celebrating
wedding anniversary that
were
Donald Heaman
the sports committee
Dorman,
Jack Dor-
Campbell,
the long-
Mrs. Earl
child was
Victoria Lodge
Anniversary
Victoria Lodge L.O.B.A. cele
brated their 30 th anniversary
with a dinner in the hall. Table
decorations and a large cake
were in lodge colours. •
Mrs. J. B. Armitage^ Mrs. T.
Brook, Mrs. W. Coursey and Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Paton were Char;
ter members who attended. Roses
were presented to the ladies.
Members decided to attend the
lodge celebration at Bayfield on
sentation contests were enjoyed
and lunch served.
Eli Sweet Dies
In Winnipeg
Word has been received here
of the death of a former resi-*
dent, Mr. Eli Sweet, Mr. Sweet
who was in his seventy-seventh
year, died in Winnipeg on June
18. Born in Crediton, he farmed
in Western Canada for 24 years
prior to settling* in Winnipeg in
Id 46. He is survived by his
widow, Mary, three sons and Two
daughters, a 'brother, William
Sweet, of Olds, Alta., and a sis
ter, Mrs, Rae Sando, of Winni
peg. Funeral services were held
on Wednesday. Interment was in
Brookside Cemetery,
BRINSLEY
Communion will be observed
in Brinsley United Church on
Sunday next at 2:45 pan.
We are glad to report that
Mrs. Harvey Tweddle has return
ed to her home after being a
patient in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Doctor Clarence Brown accom
panied by his sons and his two
sisters Ada and Elsia
couver visited recently
and Mrs. Thomas Lee.
Miss Betty Morley
Craig spent the
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
er Morley.
Mrs. Flornte Bishop on the birth
of their son.
Mrs. Sherwin Brock of - ------
spent Wednesday with hex’ daugh
ter, Mrs. Goldwixx Glenn.
A large nxunber of the neigh
bourhood at'tended the
berry social held in
basement of Lieury United
Church.
spent a few days with hex’ daugh
ter, Mrs. Joe" Anxos.
spent the week-end at her home
here.
Congratulations
Mrs,Rosser
of Van-
with Mr.
of
week-end
Ailsa
with
Luth-
to Mr.and
Ejceter
straw-
the new
of Ailsa Craig
Mrs. Tillie Sholdice of London
Lucan DistrictLucan District
School PicnicSchool Picnic
Attracts 75Attracts 75
The annual school picnic for
section 3 (London) and 10 (Bid-
dulph) was held on the school
grounds.
members of Medway Farm Forum
were in attendance.
A noon luncheon was served
on tables set under the beautiful
maples on the school grounds.
Latex* sports wei'e directed by
Reg. Gledhill on the playground.
A baseball game between nxar-
l’ied men and single men (with
a few girls to make up the team)
resulted in a score of 14-7 in
favour of the married men after
11 innings of play.
■Other winners in sports Were:
Boys and girls six and under,
Bernard Stanley Freddie Wal
den, Garry Marshall.
Boys six to 10 years, Norman
Sceli, Clinton Sceli, Billie Hack.
Girls, 10 and under; Doreen
Garrett, Antonia Jongeneelen,
Heather Stanley.
Boys and girls; Public School
■■ ‘ “ Sceli,
About 75 including
age; Fred Lewis, Clair
Leonard Hack.
Young Ladies race; Mina
ley, Joan Stanley, Elaine
gins.
Young Men’s race; Richard
Gledhill, Roy McComb, Jim Mc
Comb.
Three legged race; Joan
ley % and Roy McComb,
O’Neil and Jim McComb,
Stanley and John Stanley.
Wheelbarrow race; Fred
and Richard Gledhill, ]
Gledhill and Clair Sceli, Jim Mc
Comb and Allen Gledhill.
Boys’ best
Gledhill, Jim
Sceli.
Kicking the
Armitage, Marjoriqe O’Neil, Mina
Stanley.
Ladies throwing ball; Joan
Stanley, Marjorie O'Neil, Doreen
Garrett.
Men’s throwing ball; Richard
Gledhill, Leonard Hack, Jim Mc
Comb.
Stan-
Hod-
Stan-
Mary
Mina
I Lewis
Robert
hair-do;. Robert
McComb, Clinton
slipper; Florence
Newspaper Story:
The list of prize winners in
cluded the following: “Mrs.
Smith won the ladie’s rolling pin
Throwing contest by hurling a
>pin 75 feet. Mr. Smith won the
100-yard dash.’’
the 12th of July this year. An
invitation from London was re
ceived, to attend their meeting.
A decision was made to assist
in the drive for funds to endow
a dormitory room in the new
Huron College, in Memory of the
late Rev. William Loine, form
er rector of Lucan and St. James
Anglican Churches. ..
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