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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-04-10, Page 10THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1952Page IQ 4 Early Spring Weddings Iwas tall pink fern 1 Feminine Facts ’n Fancies A Page Devoted to the Interests of the Women Readers of The Times-Advocate Ferguson-Broom Trivitt Memorial Church beautifully decorated with white tapers and baskets of and white snapdragons and for the wedding of Shirley Eliza­ beth Broom to Lloyd Robert Ferguson. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Broom, Exeter, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fergu­ son of Hensall. Rev. C. L. Lang­ ford performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the lovely bride wore a gown of white duchess satin, gored with chantilly lace with a seed pearl neckline. She carried a cascade of red roses and —Please turn to Page 11 ¥Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (North of Bell Telephone) Naturelie Permanent Waving Lustron Cold Wave - Open Wednesday Afternoon * Dorothy G. Pfaff, Prop Phone 71 Exeter Parker-Tudor The home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tudor, Hensall, was the settin; pan. 1 din, Margaret Audrey, became bride of Leslie A. Parker, of Mr. Exeter. Tall ers de ceremony performed by J. Rogers. Given in marriage father, the attractive bride wore a smartly detaied suit of English Cashmere in coffee tone with blouse in alluracel material in mist green shade clasped with pearls. She wore a corsage of Talisman roses. The bride was attended by Mrs. Frank Sneath, Dundas, On- as matron of honor, who a Royal Blue gabardine corsage of yellow roses, nylon straw hat and acces- in navy. Mr. Gerald Mof- groomsman. ig Saturday, April 5, at 3 for a charming spring wed s when their only daughter garet Audrey, became the son and Mrs. W. IL Parker, standards of spring flow ■orated the room for the Rev. W. by her M din Street Ladies Wprk On Prpjects The W.M.S. of Main Street United Church made plans °for the Easter1 Thank Offering and for the packing of a bale in their meeting with the W.A. in the church last Thursday. For the W.M.S. meeting, Mrs. Carter conducted the business and Mrs. Porter took charge of the worship service assisted by Mrs. Turkey, Mrs. Quance and Miss Penrose. Mrs. Ferguson, president of the W.A., presided for their business. Easter decorations were looked after and further plans for a tea were left for the next meeting. The ladies enjoyed lunch The ladies and a social time. Chisholm Beauty Salon (Formerly V*s Beauty Shoppe) Specializing in Permanent "Waving, Hair Cutting and Styling MURIEL CHISHOLM, Prop. Phone 113 - 33 Ann Street Tomlinson Hairdressing MOVED TO Corner of Huron and William Streets Same Management Same Phone Number —146 tario, chose suit, white sories fat, Kippen, was For the reception held at the home of the bride’s parents, Mrs. Tudor received guests, wearing a grey crepe and lace dress, with navy accessories. Mrs. ‘ Parker chose a Redingote dress of navy sheer over printed silk with ac­ cessories in navy. ~................ table centered the bride’s cake flanked with roses. Assisting at the tea table were Mrs. D. Mac­ Intyre, Dundas, Ontario, Mrs. D. S. Moffat, Kippen, Ontario. For their wedding trip through the States the bride travelled wedding suit topped by length coat of pale gold natural straw hat, and accessories. Guests were present Dundas, Hamilton, Stratford, Goderich, Centralia, Exeter, Hen- sall, New Hamburg and London. The bridal in her a full­ shade, brown from Use a dab of whipped cream instead of mayonnaise on fruit salad. Everyone loves whipped cream fruit. and >k it tastes so good with * * * maple syrup is nowQuebec maple syrup is now being sold in small cans. Look for it today. Perhaps your family has been asking for waffles and maple syrup. SALADA TEA COFFEE Plan Pantomime Members of the Main Street Church Mission Circle will pre­ sent a pantomime, presented by Mrs. George Layton, at the Easter Sunday evening service. Plans were made at the March meeting of the group. Pat Hopper was hostess for the meeting and the devotional part of the. service was taken by Sandra McKnight and hex* group. Margaret Willard read the Ten Commandments and Rena Mur­ ray, a poem. Mary McKnight, the president, conducted the business and Pat Hopper was pianist in the ab­ sence of Marie Wildfong. Dolores Allison Juniors’ Speaker Dolores Allison gave an inter­ esting talk on House “Plants” at the April meeting of the Jun­ ior Institute held Tuesday of last week in the High < School. The roll call “A Favorite House Plant” followed the same theme. Sacred moments was read by Phyllis Hern and the motto was given by Alice Passmore. Seven­ teen members were present. Clarice Lynn thanked the speak­ er. At the joint meeting of the Institute and Junior Farmers, Lorene Lynn gave a- report on the social evening which was cancelled from Aril 9 to April 16. Dolores Allison gave a report on the annual meeting held April 3 and also reminded mem­ bers about the Huron County At Home dance to be held April 18. Jack Borland was called upon to be chairman for the meeting. Members gathered in the Home Economics room and played Court "Whist, Lunch was served in the cafeteria. District Deputy Visits Hensall Lodge Mrs, Ada Armstrong, Brussels, District Deputy President, paid her official visit to Amber Re­ bekah Lodge, Hensall, Wednes­ day evening last week, and com­ plimented the degree team on the splendid manner in which they showed the degree work to five candidates in ceremony. Admitted into were Mrs. Mary Olga C h i p c li a s e, Mrs. an initiation hiembership Jacobi, 'Mrs. . Irene Oesch, Mrs. Stella Venner, Mrs. Gladys Willert. Mrs. Jessie Dougall acted in the capacity as captain of the de­ gree team in the absence of the captain Mrs. Leona Parke who was unable to attend* Several candidates were pro­ posed for membership. Members of this lodge will join Edeweiss lodge at Seaforth, Monday, April 7 for the official visit of the assembly president, Mrs. Betty Anderson of North Bay. Several guests were present from Brus­ sels lodge. Over seventy . were present for the affair, Mrs. Beat­ rice Richardson, N.G., was in the chair, Your Winter Clothes Are Safe Yes, in our scientifically cooled storage vaults your precious win­ ter clothes are kept absolutely safe from fire, theft, moths and heat damage. Don’t delay this • important precaution—call us for immediate storage attention, to day! a Have you ever served maple sauce good! would maple Try it blanc mange. OdD bits By B.A. After Hours Last week Pinafore and this week Cinderella! We’re fortun­ ate, indeed, to have so many ambitious and musical members of the community. Let’s give these people lots of applause when something like this comes up. Often it is said that Ontario is very cold in its reception of performers. There’s really nothing that makes him feel as if his efforts were worth­ while like good his audience. applause from Mt ♦ That Head Another thing worth noting is the old piled-up hair-do right smack in front of you, or the curly ostrich feather in a high- crowned hat waving the stage into crazy patterns. There’s not much we can do if your face demands a high top notch of hair, but the hat is al­ most unforgiveable. which might be the problem of &* * on puddings? Mm!! It’B Make it the same as you cream sauce but use syrup in place of the milk, with rice pudding or with ■x Coffee- at its fragrant best I Poss a pitcher of undiluted evaporated milk, and you’ll be famous for your delicious coffee. nutritious.a Creamy custard. Turn out silky­ smooth custards with double­ rich flavour. Evaporated milk is a delight for desserts I DAIRY FOODS 409 HURON STREET Golden meat loaf. An extra­ special supper dish when you make it with evaporated milk. Tender, tasty and SERVICE TORONTO EVAPORATED •:g$g sweet says the home economist of the Department of Agriculture. Here are some suggestions that come out of the bread box in­ stead of the cookie jar. Toasted Cinnamon Squares To make these, cut very fresh bread in cubes about one and one-half inches in size. Spread each cube on all sides with but­ ter and roll in a mixture made of equal amounts of fruit and brown sugar, with cinnamon to taste. Place the cubes on a buttered cookie sheet and bake in a hot oven, 400 °F., until they are well browned, about five min­ utes. —Good with afternoon tea oi’ coffee. * * Bread Fingers These are also easy to, make. Slice day-old bread three-quar­ ters of an inch thick. Trim off the crusts and cut into strips, making them about three-quar­ ters of an inch wide inches long. Spread the strips on with condensed milk, well, Then roll in You’re sure of creamy- smooth texture and delicate flavour when you cook with Evaporated Milk. It is pure whole milk, concen­ trated by removing the water. An economical way to make up that important quart of milk a day! For free Evaporated Milk recipes write Dairy Foods Service Bureau. "Down Dairy Lane” — Lis­ ten to this program ou Thursdays 1:45—2:00 p.m. E.S.T. over the Trans­ Canada Network of C.B.C. and two all sides covering shredded cocoanut and brown under broiler. That Hat Imagine one sticking high in front of the High School Audi­ torium where the floor is as flat as the stage. In that case, there are at least 15 or more heads directly be­ hind the feather, weaving around and blaming the person in front for waving around because the vision is cut in broad feather the air near the sections by that »Jc * EASTER JEWELLERY gold and white, BIRTHSTONE RINGS her spring spar- Jewellery means that stage are al- those behind in our window ostrich feather To Brighten Your Star Of The Easter Parade I at a the from $109. up because it: and smoothlyso quietlyruns simple to controlis soe has a forwards and backwardssews goes easily over seams and pins* TRY ONE YOURSELF It’s A Pleasure To Sew With A winds freak bobbins automatically LADIES! FURNITURE ExeterPhone 99 Nordic Sewing Machine soft green color easy on the eyes * Take a pink which looked perfectly charming on a hat in a store window the other day, and put it somewhere in the middle of the Pinafore audience. The thoughts of the person behind it might go some­ thing like this—’ “Oh now I can see who is singing, it’s the Mayor! I’d never have recognized him in that pink feather.” Or, —“What’s everyone making such a fuss up theye about? What’s the giln doing suspend­ ed in midair by a pink-feather?” Even Dorothy Dix says it is quite the best thing to remove one’s hat out of courtesy to the person behind. "We noticed one lady who did it and the gesture brought many apreciative glances from all around her. Two inches of extra hat height in the middle of the auditorium the performers on most cut in half to the hat. 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