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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-06-19, Page 11THE TJMES-APVOCAT& EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE is, 1952 HOME! It strikes everywhere bringing ruin an d loss. S e e us for insurance that protects. Strikes INSURANCE IS THE «s* BEST POLICY W. H. Hodgson “The Insurance Man” Phone 24 EXETER ONTARIO South Huron Institutes Hold Annual Meeting —Continued from Page 8 •‘If there is something you want,” she said, "go after it and get it. Let ns line up to out great home and country motto. We have read, heard and thought,” she continued, "hut what have we done?” She urged all members to start putting in­ spiration to work and she ed that the district would members and prosper in coming years. An outline of the work by juniors was given by Jean Scott, home economist coach. She reported on the suc­ cess of various projects finished by juniors during the year and told of the enthusiasm with which the younger girls were forming garden clubs, and achievement groups. Proud Of Institute Mrs. C. Williams, London area 4 hairman, closed the session with an address. She told the as­ sembly that she was more proud every day of achievements of Women’s Institutes. "We have in our groups,” she said, “an opportunity of mould­ ing public opinion and carrying out sound public Institutes seem to ity to reach out what is at hand.” Mrs. Williams H the groups for their work during the year. Interspersed with the were musical numbers by Hensall and Hurondale. Mrs. It. Broadfoot conducted a period of community singing and before dinner, Mrs. Iteg. Hodgert gave a demonstration on the making of salads. hop­ gain the done Miss relations. The have the abil- and just take congratulated splendid business provided Cromarty Ladies Entertain Exeter The ladies of the W.M.IS. met in the S.S. room on Thursday with a good representation of the auxiliary of Caven Church, Exeter, as their* guests. Mrs. Thos. Scott Sr., presided and conducted opening exercises and business period, after which the Exeter ladies presented a varied program, with Mrs. E. Mitchell in the chair. Mrs. Moir led in devotional exercises and a splen­ did address was given by Mrs. Sinclair. Several musical numbers were contributed by Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Sillery and Mrs. Stanlake with Mrs. II. Strang as accom­ panist. Refreshments were serv­ ed by the Cromarty ladies and a social hour enjoyed by all. Cromarty Plans Church Fete The Cromarty Presbyterian congregation is preparing to celebrate the centenary of the building of the original church for the Hibbert congregation. Special services to mark the one hundredth anniversary will be held on the last Sunday of this month, June 29. Rev. Dennies, of Toronto, a farmer student minister will con­ duct the services. Rev. R. Dun- canson is the present minister. Previous to 1852 the Presby­ terians in Hibbert attended Roy’s Church in Fullarton. 'While the log church was being built in 1852 on the corner of the Hamil­ ton farm which is lot 11, con. 11 and now owned by Ross Mc­ Phail, services were held in a log barn nearby. The present stone church was built in 1864. Taylor^Boutilier Wed In London Church A quiet wedding took p.att at the United Church parsonage. London, when Rev. W Hunt j united in marriage Charlotte Mary Ellen Boutilier. daughter of Mrs. Boutlier. Nova Scotia, and Delbert Ray Taylor sou of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor. Exe­ ter. The bride chose a hfjge with matching accessories wore a corsage of red roses only ornament was a necklace, gift of the group Melvin Dale, Seaforth the groom was bridesn in a blue suit with m c essories. Mr. Clive Lambeth the groom. After the they motored to the* h groom’s parents. Exete a buffet lunch was s, about 30 guests. A reception was luRi the evening after w: happy couple left fry n. Alberta where they aj|. suit and Her hinestone 4rs. 1. sister of tiaid. pi, at •Inn wn ac I»I*O rem of who ’ved c rt cd ony thf e (i BLANSHARD : Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dobson and •Wayne of Weston spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. I Fred Pattison. Mrs. Dobson is re­ maining for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl l’ Auburn sent Sunday with j1 Fred Mills and family, j Mr. and Mrs. Thedore h-hens, of Anderson. Mrs. Mossey and Kathleen spent day with Mr. and Mrs. G (Ferris of Prospect Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor of Auburn. Mrs. H. Martin of Gode­ rich spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Milton Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hoop­ er. Ruth. Clare and Very] spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Facey of Thorndale Milk of Mrs. Diner: Waiter: Diner: them to heels " What is this?” "Filet of sole, sir.” Send it hark and ask remove- the- 3 uid-er 'Page 9 thi' h<4 uno. Wt have facilities for cleaning radiator*. n verst flush method. 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Phone or visit us today for DURO Pumps and EMCO Plumbing Fixtures. Write for illustrated folder. Trou sseau Tea Held For Helen Shapton Mrs. Wilfrid Shapton, Exeter, was hostess at a trousseau tea honoring her daughter, Miss Helen Feme Shapton, whose marriage to Jack Le Roy Ollen- Bittle was solemnized Saturday afternoon in James St. United Church, Exeter. Receiving with Mrs. Shapton were the bride-elect and Mrs. Walter Ollen-Bittle, mother of the groom-elect. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Ray- Fran cis, Mrs. Andrew Hamilton, Mrs. Rhoda Shapton, Mrs. Maud Heywood, Mrs. Cecil Rowe, Mrs. Harold Sturgis, and Mrs. Earl Shapton. Tea room assistants were Miss Betty Allison, Miss Joyce Wil­ lard, Miss Kathleen May, Miss Claudette Blowes, Miss Marie Huxtable and- Mrs. Lloyd Fergu­ son. Mary Elizabeth Harmer, cousin of the groom was door at­ tendant. Those showing the trousseau and gifts were Miss Blanche Zaphe, Mrs. Winston Shapton, Mrs. Elwood Truemner, Miss Anne Rivers, Miss Maida Rich­ ards, Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mrs. Max Harness and Miss Maxine Reeder. Miss Janice Hamilton was in charge of the guest book. Miss Shapton has been enter­ tained at many showers. Mrs. Max Harness entertained her bowling team and Helen was pre­ sented with gifts. Mrs. Cecil Rowe entertained friends and neighbors for a. miscellaneous shower at her home. Miss Max­ ine Reeder and Miss Maida Rich­ ards were co-hostesses for a mis­ cellaneous shower at Miss Reed­ er’s home on Wednesday even­ ing. Miss Joyce Willard and Miss Kathleen May entertained friends and neighbors of Stephen at Miss Willards home for a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Andrew Hamilton and M r s. Winston Shapton en­ tertained the bridal party after rehearsal on Friday evening at Mrs; Andrew Hamilton’s home. Allen West ma 1, Wednesday fr<uu Hospital. and Mrs. Cjarc the weekend jj. attending a wedding Mrs. Kenneth Kirk ■. spent the week with .’1 Moore and family. Miss Anna Zuhal weekend with her brother and family, Mr. Joseph Zubal Mr. and Mrs. Eari Middleton attended a wedding <n Saturday in Windsor. Rev. Raymer visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor West­ man. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore spent Thursday evening in St. Thomas visiting her sister. Mrs. Grant Shelby, who is a patient in the hospital there. Mrs. Irwin Neil of Alberta and Mrs. Ma.guire of Ailsa Craig visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hay pel Perrins recently. Mrs. Percy Armitage attended the Prospect W.L meeting Wed­ nesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zubal Jr and daughters visited their par­ ents on Sunday to celebrate Mr Zubal’s birthday. Mr. Orville Newby ,<nd Jack Clark of Thorndale spent a few days on a fishing trip in North­ ern Ontario. 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