The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-06-09, Page 8I
T^E LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO WEDNESDAY. 195%
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FAGS EiGgn?
CULROSS CORNERS
Th.e community extends sym-
pathy to Mrs. Donald McEwen in
ther-loss of two uncles, the late
Nelson Bushell and the late Ed-
’ Word, 'Montgomery.
Mrs. Midford Wall attended a
trousseau tea on Tuesday even
ing at Wingham for Miss Evelyn
M. Leaver, bride of the week.
. Harold Whytock visited Dori-«
Hie Wall af,ter school Wednesday.
. Congratulations to Mr.&'Mrs.
Leo Murray (libel da Scharback)
who were married at Riversdale
tin Saturday.
■ . Mr. and Mrs, Alex Whytock
.motored to Hamilton, on Friday
With Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac-
' ' yKinnon. Alex Spent the7 week
-end there and attended a church
" conference.
: Several of the ladies from the
community attended a demon
stration of, Stanley, products at
. Holyrood Hall Friday evening.
* Mrs.Weir Eckenswiller was hos-
Ashfield Presbyterian W,M,S.
The May meeting pf the Ash
field W*MX met at the home
of Mrs. Dan Wylds. The call to
worship was giyen by the presi
dent, Mrs. Reuben Wilson. Mrs,.
D. A. MacLean • played for the
singing Qf. hymn 606? The scrip
ture reading, dealing with the 5th
Commandment, was read. Mrs.
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tess. and Mrs, Ruth Morland of
London did the demonstration,,
Lunch was served.
. Mrs. Perry Hudgins will be hos-
tess for the H.-W.L meeting on
Thursday; June 10th.
Mrs. L. Kibler spent the week
end in London, \ ‘ „
Sunday visitors with. Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Wraith were Mr, and
Mrs, Chas. Knight arid Charlene
of Leas ide, Mrs. Walter Wraith
of Teeswater, Mr, and Mrs. Mur
ray Henderson and Lynda of
Lucknow, and in the evening Mr*
and Mrs. Frank Glen and family.
Wilson read the scripture aind
gave the Qri-IL'Th^-.
roll call was a Catechism ques
tion and answer, Mrs. Bailey sent
a thank ypu for one received
from the W.M.S. during her ilX-
ness. Mrs. Van der Lay offered
prayer. The Synodical-report. of ,
Wednesday, April 7th, held in
Owen Sound was read by Mrs,
Hector MacLean; The current
events prepared by Mrs. .David
MacKenzie were read by Mrs;
Wm. Ross. After hymn 494 Mrs.
C. McGregor "read a chapteirfrom"
the study book. Mrs.* Neil G, Mc
Kenzie offered prayer. Mrs? Liz-
zie Ross kindly consented to be
Mission Band leader, replacing
Mrs. Wm. Ross. Mrs. Richard
West read apaper on The Pot
ency^ of Words. At the close of
the meeting - the hostess and
friends served refreshments.
There were 30 adults and three
children present. The June meet
ing will be held at the home of
Miss Sadie. Johnston.
Blake United Church W& s
The June meeting Qf the.Elake
W.M-S, was at the home of Mrs,
Zinn with 13 adults and: three
children present., The* meeting
opened with hymn. 203 and Mrs.
E. Zinn in charge of the meeting
in the absence o.f the president.
The scripture reading ,was taken
by Mrs. J. Currhn. Prayers were
igiven by Mrs. Zinn and-Mrs, I.
Cranston.' There were six grand-
mothers present • and each gave
a reading, The study chapter was
taken by Mrs. W, Irwin. The Soc-
iet^Fis irivited-^^
15th. The next meeting will be
the! ’children’s meeting and will
be at Mrs. Mark* Berger’s on July
8th. Th# meeting closed with
prayer and lunch was. served hy
several of the ladies. , '
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“Come in, come in”, said the
father Of thirteen to the man
with the black bag at the door.
“I sure, hope you’re the piano
tuner”., ■ " ■ ■ ? ‘ ,
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WEDDINGBELLS
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HAQKETT—LEAVER
A pretty Jwie wedding took
plaice in Brick United Church on
Saturday, June 5th at 2.30 o’clock,
when Rev. D. J. MacRae perform
ed a double ring ceremony unit
ing in marriage Evelyn Marguer
ite, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Alex Leaver, TV 3, Wingham, On
tario, and David Andrew Hackett,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry HiRk-
ett, R. 7, Lucknow.
The/thurch was decorated with
carrdel'abra;whitelilacsandpink”—~
tulips. Mrs. Murray McDowell
played the wedding music; and -
Miss Jessie Finlayson sang :p '
Perfect Love” before, the cere
mony arid “1’11 Walk Beside You”
during the, signing of the register.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, Wore a portrait
gown in nylon net and Chantilly
lace over satin designed with .fit
ted net bodice, enhanced with ap-.
pliqued motifs with rhinestone
trim, the tiered net bouffant skirt
l was also trhnjmed with appliques.
The lace jacket had Uny collar
and-lily point sleeves. Her veil
of; silk illusion net fell from a
. hMo headdress of Waxed buds ■
and flowers. She carried Amer
ican Beauty roses, lily of the vai-
ley and shadow - lace. She wore -
the gift of the groom, a diamond
set wtist watch.
Mrs. Howard Walker, sister of
the bride, as' matron of honor,
wore a gown of dancing pink nyf- \
lori net over taffeta, styled with
tiered skirt and. fitted strapless
bodiice, with brief bolero finished
with lily point gloVes. She wore
a net headdress and carried Col
onial Queen Elizabeth roses.
Miss Marjorie Coultes, cousin
of the bride, as bridesmaid, wore
an identical gown in toddlers blue
■ with— matching -gloves—and-net
headdress and carried Colonial
sweet peas.
Joyce Walker, niece of the
bride, Was a pretty little flower
girf wearing an identical gown >
of dancing pink with matching
gloves and net headdress and car
ried Colonial yellow roses and
lily of the valley. . .
Joe King, cousin of the bride, '
was ring bearer and carried the
rings, on a white satin pillow.
Mr. Alvin Hackett/brother of
the groom, was groomsman.' The: .
ushers were Mr. Howard Walker
and Mr.< Jack Currie.
After the ceremony a buffet
luncheon was served at the .home
of the bride’s parents. The bride’s
mother received the guests wear- ,
insg a street length dress in town
blue ticatinia, trimmed with mat
ching chantilly lace with navy
and-whiteaecesis<)ries-and--a-cor------
sage of pink' roses. The groom’s
mother assisted, wearing a street
length dress of dawn blue tic^-
-tina with * french lace yoke and
pink touches, with pink and navy
accessories and a corsage of pink
roses. . (•
For a wedding trip to Southern
Ontario arid United States the
bride, chose a semLtailored ^uit
in saseen blue Twlth-white accfes- ...
series and a corsage of pink
roses. Upon their return they
will reside on the grqofn’s farm
in Ashfield Township;
flMcCREIGHT—HALpENBY
A quiet wedding was solemn
ized at Khox Presbyterian church,
Oakville, on May 15th, with the
ReVi C. K. Nicol officiating, as
Mildred Blanche, daughter ttf,.
Mr,, and Mrs. Roy Haldenby of
Kinloss-becamethebride-oLMer^
yin Francis McCrqight; somof Mr.
and z Mrs. Frank McCreight of
Hurontownship.
The bride, attired in plain blue
gabardine suit with matching ac
cessories and corsage of red
.roses, was attended by Mrs. Fred
Haldenby df Oakville,' who was
similarily attired in grey. Dr.
Fred Haldeniby was groomsman.
After a, wedding trip ton.Ni^t
gara frontier points, Mr.-and Mrs.
MacCrerght-wHl^eside--
Cession 6, Huron. '
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Mr. arid Kirs. “William MacDon^ .
aid, Kintail, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, 5a.hy
Jbari,r ft) Mr.. Lewis Stephen 4J-
libtt, Son of Mrs. Harold ’Hansob
arid the late Lewis Elliott, pn
Saturday, May. 22nd, 1954,
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