HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-12-13, Page 4Page 4 THB TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13,
Hensall And District News^““"NA“^erj
I The Legion Hall, Hensall, love-
; ly with Christmas emblems was
[the setting Tuesday evening of
last week for the annual Christ- hnas meeting of the Legion Lad-
;ies Auxiliary. President Mrs. E.
was in the chair. Special
I guests were Miss Dorothy Hoyle,
Stratford, Zone Commander, and
Mrs. Richards, Stratford. Miss
| Hoyle who conducted the elec-
ftion answered questions pertain-
|ing to the work of the Ladies
! Auxiliary and discussed problems
ifacing Auxiliary groups.
She told the meeting 1
there were 245 Auxiliaries
-Ontario ing the
Horton
to the
Christmas
war veteran at Westminster Hos
pital. Mrs. J. Drysdale presented
the Financial Statement.
Winners of the draw are as
follows: First prize, quilt, Mrs.
Edna Mae Jones, Hensall; se-
<* IDistrict WJ. Executivej
Gather At Hensall
The Executive of South Huron
Women's Institutes convened in
the Town HalL Hensall, Wednes
day of last week for their fall
meeting. The choir was taken by
the president, Mrs. James Kirk
land. Branches represented were
Hurondale, Grand Bend, Zurich,
Kippen, Seaforth, Crediton,
Elimville and Hensall. Mrs. E.
Johns spoke in the interests of the ,•
Children’s Aid Society and stat
ing there were 130 wards and |
stressing the great need for
clothing, She thanked the WI
branches for donations received
in the past.
Mrs. Wilfred Mack of Credi
ton, district representative, gave
highlights of the London Area
Convention, and Mrs. P. Doig of
Seaforth spoke in the interests
of the Junior Institutes and ask
ed co-operation of the branches
to stand behind them and sup
port them.
Readings were contributed by
Mrs. Anna Walker of Hensall;
Mrs, Newell Geiger, Zurich; Mrs.
P. Doig, Seaforth; while the
story "The Black Madonna” was
presented by Mrs. Warren Brock
of Elimville.
The president expressed her
pleasure and thanks to the bran
ches for theh’ excellent exhibits
at the Exeter Fair.
Bride Honored
Mrs. W. Hooper, Exeter, was
hostess for a kitchen shower for
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mer-
vyn Stephan, London, a recent
bride. A mock wedding was a
highlight of the affair and roles
were portrayed by, bride, Mrs.
Alvin Smale, Seaforth; groom,
Mrs. Howard Smale, Hensall;
minister, Mrs. William Smale,
Hensall. Wedding music was pro
vided by Miss Eunice Ducharme
of Grand Bend. The bride re
ceived some ve’f'y lovely gifts and
the presentation was made by
the Misses Margaret and Orian
Stephan of Exeter in an attrac
tive basket in color
pink and white.
Miss Ducharme
with guitar selections
song was
was served,
sent from
Cromarty, tunvu, uaP1.c1,
Hensall. Mrs. David Halliday of
London was a guest.
schemes of
entertained
and a sing-
Luncheonfeatured.
Relatives were pre
London, Seaforth,
Zurich, Exeter, and
Christmas Barty
The regular meeting of Amber
Lodge was held Wednesday, Dec-
tern per 5 in the IOOF Hall and.
»at the conclusion of the meet-
J ing the annual Christmas party J
was held with the husbands,
friends and special guests.
Nineteen tables were in play |for the progressive euchre and
jthe winners were: ladies, Mrs. G.
E. Walker, Mrs. R. A. Orr, Miss
Ir. Avery; gents, Jim McAllister,
■ Wes Richardson, Lome Chap- hnan. Winners of crokinole: Mrs.
A. Parsons, Mrs. B. Kyle.
A special collection was tak
en to be donated to the Hospital
jBed Fund; and gifts brought by
! the members will be forwarded
J to the Children’s Shelter at Gode-
Jrieh, Luncheon wag served. Mrs.
j H. McEwan was entertainment
convenor and lunch convenor was
Mrs. U. Horton.
i
i
the meeting that
245 Auxiliaries in
at the present time. Dur
business session Mrs. H.
was appointed to attend
matter of purchasing a
gift for the adopted
Rersonal Items
Mrs. Flora Consitt visited dur-;—.- ~ —— --------— —
ing the past week with Mrs. R. cond prize of $10.00, Betty Jean
- -- ----- jTuckey, 15 Balmoral St. Lon-
Mnnt third prize of $5.00. C.
Oxford St. Lon-
Comrade Hoyle drew the
T. Butt
M. Kirby at Exeter. i
Miss Carol Brown, who hasp°n; u-. - . ’been confined to her room fori Hammer, 700
I the past week with a throat in-1 don;
faction, is convalescing.
The ladies of Carmel Presby
terian Church are holding a
home-baking sale and tea in the
school room of the church on
Saturday, December 15, at 3
p.m.
I Miss Marjory Russell of Lis-
towel, Divisional Trainer visited
the Hensall Girl Guides Tuesday
evening, December 4 and enroll
ed 3 new members.
The
Guides
drive
Guides
making over four tons collected
this fall.
Mrs. R. M. Kirby of Exeter
was the guest of Mrs. Flora
Consitt during the past week.
Baptismal Rites
Rites of Baptism were admini
stered at Hensall United Church
on Sunday to Karen Marie Cook,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cook, John Thomas, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Don Joynt, and San
dra Marie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Richardson.'
At the service, the Rev. Rog
ers dedicate-d a Baptismal Bowl,
presented 'to the church by Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Munn in mem
ory of their son who died in Au
gust of 1950.
local Association of Girl
held another newspaper
Saturday last, the Girl
•collecting half a ton,
!
i winning tickets. Mrs.
won the mystery prize.
Following are the results of
the election of officers for the
1952 slate: Past president, Mrs.
E. Dick; president, Mrs. A.
Clark; first vice-president, Mrs.
S. Rannie (accl.): 2nd vice-pres.
Mrs. B. Moir faeel.); sec., Mrs.
Keith Buchanan; treasurer, Mrs.
William Brown; standard Bear
er, Mrs. H. Horton; executive
committee, Mrs. B. Kyle, Mrs. E.
Shaddick, Mrs. J, Simmons, Mrs.
F. Beer, Mrs# J. Drysdale:
pianist, Mrs, F. J. Appleby and
assistant, Miss Gladys Luker,
Members exchanged gifts, and
also were presented with indivi
dual Christmas corsages. Lunch
eon was served.
Decorating committee who
were responsible for the beauti
fully decorated tree, and
were Mrs. S. Rannie, and
Byron Kyle.
Evening Auxiliary
Holds Yule Party
Mrs. Howard Scane and
W. J. Rogers, assisted by
Russel Broderick and Mrs.hostesses in
Christmas Special
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Regrularly $3.95 — Xmas Special $3.49
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We have a lovely plastic tea apron at 59$
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Mrs.
Wal-
ter Spencer, were
the school room of the Hensall
United Church for
Christmas meeting of the Eve
ning Auxiliary. The school room
was lovely with Christmas de
corations
exchange
bers was
ning.
Mrs. J. F. Blackwell presided
for the program. Mrs. R. Mock
read the scripture and the de
votional "The Coming of the
King of Kings” was presented
by Mrs. J. C.
which Mrs.
prayer.
Mrs. *R.
W. Spencer
the January meeting with Mrs.
Pearl Passmore in charge of the
devotional and Mrs. J. F. Black-
well will present the study.
A donation of $10 as a White
Gift for Korea, and relief was
given by ' the Auxiliary. Mrs.
Blackwell expressed thanks for
the po-operation and support of
the members during the year.
Rev. W. J. Rogers presented an
interesting film of the ’ Huron
County Library. Interesting
games were directed by Mrs.
Broderick and Mrs. Spencer af-
were
FOR HAPPY LEISURE HOURS AND
HOME COMFORT, CHOOSE AN ELEGANT
the annual
and a tree, and the
of gifts by the mem-
a highlight of the eve
"The Coming of
was
Goddard, after
Bert Horton led in
o
Broderick and Mrs.
will be hostesses at
refreshmentster which
served.
The many
Munn regret
confined to
pital, London, following an at
tack of influenza. We wish ^him
a speedy recovery.
friends of Mr.
to hear he is
St. Joseph’s
Arm Injured
While carrying metal roofing
up a ladder at the home of his
father, Mr. John Pepper, Tucker
smith, on Saturday, Bloss Pep
per had the misfortune to fall
and cut the muscles in his arm.
He was taken to St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, where he
receiving treatment.
The symbols on the sides
Canadian freight cars give
railroad men a case history
the car.
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Chrome base and legs,
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