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held at
R. Got-
Kdinund O. McRoberts
■ Funeral services for
■dtnond Q. McRoberts,
■ Wilton Grove, were
■Ardaven” the James
■anier Funeral Home on Satur
day, December 27 at 3:30 p.m.
interment was in Birr Cemetery.
I He is survived by his wife, the
’former Josephine Kingdom, and
three children, Mrs. Stanley Mill-
son (Lila) and Lawrence, of
London, and Mrs. Fred Richard
son" (Hazel.) of Toronto.
William Lewis
Funeral services for the late
William Lewis, 76, who passed
away suddenly Monday, Decem
ber 22, were held Friday, De
cember 2 6 at 1:30 p.m. from his
late residence, lot 13, con. 8
McGillivray. A public service was
held in" St. Mary’s Church,
Brinsley, at 2:30 and interment
was in St.- Mary’s Cemetery,
Brinsley,
He is survived by his wife, the
former Minnie Neil, a son Alvin,
of McGillivray, and Dr. Elmer N.
Lewis, of Toronto.
of
Teen Town Committee
Plans “Jamboree”
The committee in charge
arrangements for the “Jam
boree” sponsored by Lucan Teen
Town, met on Monday evening
in the Community Centre.
The "Jamboree” will be held
on Friday evening, January 9,
at 8:00, in the Community Cen
tre.
Miss Angela Armitt of the
University of Western Ontario
will be the emcee, and there
will be a large number
prizes and lucky spot
donated by the business
Lucan and Clandeboye.
The proceeds will go
use of the Community Centre.
of door
prizes,
men of
for the
BE SURE TO
SEE THE
Christmas Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and
family, of Detroit, with Mrs.
Irene Coursey and family; Mrs.
Harry Atkinson, of London, with
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Corbett. "
Mr. and Mrs. J. Worthington
and many spent Christmas in
Toronto.
Mrs. Preece was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coughlin,
of Hyde Park, for Christmas.
Mr. and
and Cheryl spent Christmas in
St. Thomas,
Thompson’s
Mrs. F. M. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Hedden
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Hedden, of London.
Mrs. Ione Tatloe and Linda,
of London, were guests of Mrs.
Charles Haskett for Christmas.
Mr. Harvey Revington, Mont
real, is spending his Christmas
vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Revington.
Mi’- and Mrs. A. W. Murdock
have returned home. The former
spent Christmas in Toronto, the
guest of ’ Mrs. Ian F. Stewart.
The latter spent a week in Corn
wall, the guest of Mrs. W. H.
Young.
Dr. Oswald Banting and Mrs.
Banting, of Richmond,
Ken _Banting and Mrs.
w ere
W. T.
Mrs.B. Thompson
the guests of Mrs.
parents, Mr, and
and Dr.
Banting,
holiday
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It’s hard to realize that less than
one hundred years ago aluminum
was a precious metal, priced at
$17 an ounce. In fact, Queen’s
University at Kingston, Ont,, pre
sented the first graduate from its
chemistry course with an alumi
num medal in 1858.
Nowadays the pried of alu
minum is 18c a pound. How is it
that a dollar buys as much alu
minum today as it did before the
war, while it buys so much less of
most other things? One big rea
son is the increasing use of alu
minum—-ten times that of 15
years agd. Volume production
keeps production costs down.
Aluminum is hot only light and
strong —it is low in price too,
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of Pt. Huron,
visitors' with Dr.
and family.
Mr. and Mrs.
spent Christmas
Mrs. Cliff Abbott and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Mullins, of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lobsinger and
family, of Sarnia, were Christ
mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Lankin.
Mrs. Will Dickins' spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. Morris
McDonald. ’
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Hodgins were Misses
Holly and Belle Martin of Wing
ham, Mr. and Mrs. W. Westney
of West Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Nugent and family of London,
and Mrs. Jack Elson and
Miss
Henry
with Mr. and
Mr.
daughter, Windsor,
Miriam Martin, Detroit.
Hodgins
and
Teen Town
Members of Teen Town met at
the Lucan Community Memorial
Centre Tuesay night with the
Rev. J. F. Wagland, of the
Anglican Church in charge. The
singing of Christmas carols was
followed by square dancing.
Plans were made for the big
community jamboree to be held
January 9 at the Centre.
Second Line In
Biddulph
By MRS. H. ELSON
Christmas Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Len Purdy, I-Ien-
sall, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Kuzmick and family, Crediton,
spent Christmas with the Wei
berg family; Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Wren, Mr. Gordon Oke and sis
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon At
kinson, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Atkinson and family,
Mrs. Helen Atkinson and
Billy Wilson. London, with
and Mrs. Charles Atkinson
Mrs. Eva Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Skinner,
Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister
and boys with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Denham, Kirkton; Messrs.
Allen and Melville Buswell with
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Cameron, of
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Blair with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Baker, Crediton; Mr. and
Lloyd Stanlake and family,
don, and Mr.
Fischer,
Mrs.
John
John
Mrs. . , .. __ , ___ _
Hicks, Mrs. Mack, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Davis and Heather, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Meyer and Gloria
with Mr, and Mrs. George Mc
Falls; Miss Marjorie Isaac with
her mother, Mrs. Garnet Isaac.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkin
son and family and Mrs. E. At
kinson were supper guests Fri
day with the Weiberg family.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Weiberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Weiberg and
family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Len Purdy, Hensail.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston
entertained a number of their
friends at a pre-Christmas party
at their home Saturday night.
Miss Bonnie McFalls, Sarnia,
is spending her holidays with
her parents, Mr
McFalls.
Ml*, and Mrs. Amos Warwick,
Port Huron, spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair.
Janet Ann Blair is Visiting
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Flannigan, London.
Mrs. Fred Davis visited
week with her daughter,
Mervin Elston.
Mr. and Mrs,
Mr. and Mi’s. Allan Elstan
family were guests of Mr.
Mrs. E. L. Gibson, Exeter,
day evening.
Mi’s. John Spacek broke
arm as the result of a fail Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Langford
and John SbOnt Sunday with Mr.
and MRS. Percy Hodgins, Gran
ton;
and Mr. and Mrs.
; London, with Mr.
Chris Fischer; Mr. and
Spacek with Mr. and
Gregus, London; Mr.
Nelson Squires,
Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lon-
Roy
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
and
Ernest
and Mrs. Allie
Leo
last
Mrs.
M. II. Elston,
and
arid
Sun-
iter
Pji'ge IT
Lucan And District News
■and
Dr.
and
Mr.
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1953
By MRS, C, J. PATON
Pete Deblock. Ailsa Craig
annual Christmas
evening in the
London,
Mr. and
Mrs.
one
Tor-
Mains, of
carolSilver Anniversary Club
Mrs. D. Tuttle was hostess
the Christmas meeting of
— Doris Lightfoot. The
$5 special prize went to
Parkinson was
Business Men’s Draw
The Business Men’s
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
attended the funeral
Hedden’s brother, Mr.
Lucanites
Roy Pitt, 'Mrs.
(GOOD GRACIOUS!! THAT'S
A MOTH HOLE! I'LL HAVE TO
GET BUSY ON THAT CLOSET
1 WITH A SPRAY'
RIGHT NOW !!GEE —
I JUST CAN'T
UNDERSTAND
ABOUT MOTHS
Holiday visitors with
■s. J. H. Cantelon were
d Mrs. Bruce Cantelon
family o? West Lome and
and Mrs. W. Cantelon and fam
ily of Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powers',4 Mr. and Mrs'. Gerald Atkinson
and family and Miss Anne Atkin
son, R.N„ pf Londqn, were New
Year's guests of Mr. and Mrs..
Wes Atkinson.
Draw
brought a large crowd to Lucan
on Wednesday, December 24.
Reeve Corbett announced the
lucky winners. The studio couch
was won by teen-age Shelagh
Ewen; the silver tea service and
tray went to Bernard Benn;
station wagon coat to Les Wood
ward and wool blanket to Ward
Hodgins, Clandeboye.
Of the 15 additional prizes,
were
Field,
the following
winners, Mrs. Ken Ellis, Mrs. E. M. Cur
rie, Olga Bond, Mrs. Margaret
Armitage, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane.
Clandeboye winners — Andy
Carter, Oscar Windsor, Clarence
Carter. Denfield winners — Jack
Evers,
—Roy Schenk, Ed. Dixon, Cen
tralia — Doris Lightfoot. The
lucky
Eva Kenney, of Lucan.
for
__ ________ _____„ the
Granton Silver Anniversary Club'.
The president, IC. Gunning,
was assisted in the worship
period by Mrs. E. Wallis, Mrs.
J. Juul and Mrs. W. Lambert.
Mrs. R. Hardie accompanied a
solo by Mrs. M. McGrady.
Officers for 195 3
dent, Mrs. K.
presidents, Mrs.
Mrs. W. Munro;
Glen Jameson; treasurer
Lewis; Sunshine, Mrs. .
ton; nursery school,
Munro, Mrs. Lambert.
A chicken dinner was served
at the close of the program after
which Rev. G. C. Raymer acted
as Santa Claus in the distribut
ing of gifts.
are: Presi-
Gunning, .vice-
W. Legg and
secretary, Mrs.
; Mrs. C.
A. I-Iarl-
Mrs. W.
Lucan W.A.
At the December meeting of
the United Church W.A., finan
cial reports showed a good year.
Mrs. Annie Fairless reported on
the Flower Fund. Twenty-five
dollars was voted for "Care” Re
lief Fund.
The officers for 19 53 are:
President, Mrs. Sheridan Reving
ton; vice-president, Mrs. Alex
Young; secretary, Mrs'. H. B. Langford; treasurer,/ .Mrs. Jack
Lankin; group conveners, Mrs.
Wes Hodgins, Mrs. Earl Young,
Mrs. Stewart Park, Mrs. Cecil
Robb, Mrs. John Park,
Edgar McFalls, Mrs. Harold
Whyte, Mrs. Ivan Stanley
Mrs. Clarence Lewis.
Mrs.
and
Vesper Service
The Granton
their. National Christmas Vesper
Service on Sunday evening, De
cember 21 in the United Church
under the leadership of Miss V.
McComb. Mary Rose Powell read
passages of Scripture.
Miss J. Leslie .gave an address,
followed by a sold by Ruth
Hardie. The president,
Tuttle, led in the candle
and all repeated the
purpose.
C.G.I.T.held
Darlene
lighting
C.G.I.T.
Christinas Concert
Gord. Rathburn was chairman
for S.S. No. 5
presented by Mrs. C. Bowman
an pupils. The
a cantata, "In
piano solos, d uets, and
tions.' Proceeds from the
exceeded $25.
Miss Joan McMehen, of
to, spent Friday, December 26
with Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Stanley
and family.
Christinas concert
program included
Christmas Land,”
recita-
concert
Toron-
Community Night
A community get-together was
held in Aberdeen Hall with Mrs.
Boss Francis presiding. She was
assisted by Mrs. Herman Paynter
and Mrs. Clarence Switzer.
Community singing was led by
W. Kirby with Mrs. A. Levy ac
companying. Don Middleton, of
Edgewood, was guest speaker.
Others taking part were Dawn
Blackler, Ken Blackler, Christine*
Moore, Mrs. G. Wilson, Dorothy
Irvine, Margaret Irvine and Doris
Levy,
man.
John Stevens was cliair-
Elects Officers
V. G. Banting’s group of
W.M.S.
'Mrs.
the United Church W.M.S. spon
sored a pot-luck supper in the
church parlors for their Christ
mas meeting on Thursday, De
cember 18. The president, Mrs.
T. S. Hill presided. The ‘
tions were led
Langford with
and
ing. The Study
was
ing.
Christmas solo.
The following officers
elected for 1953: President)
T. S. Hill; vice-president,
Warner McRoberts; secretary,
Mi’s, T. D. Orme; treasurer, Mi’s.
H. B. Langford; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. W. McFalls; tem
perance, Miss G. White; supply,
Mrs. S. Chown;
friendship, Mrs.
ture, Mrs. E. M. _
Stewardship, Mrs, J. _1.
and Mrs. ,T. H. Cantelon; Mis
sionary Monthly, Mrs. John
Park; press, secretary, Mrs. C.
Lewis; pianist, Mrs. S. Ohown.
S. Hill presided.
by Mrs.
Mrs. John
Revington
Book on
taken by Mrs. V. G.
Mrs, S. Ch own
Mrs. Wes,
devo-
H. B.
Park
assist-
Africa
Bant-
sang a
were
Mrs.
Mrs.
I
c o m m tt n i t y
J. Blair; litera-
Cook; Christian
J, R. Mtirray
Hedden
Hedden
of Mr.
Thomas
Hedden, at Brantford, Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Langford,
of Toronto, spent a few days
with Lucan relatives during the
holidays.
The Lucan W.I. family night
will be held in the Community
Memorial Centre on Thursday,
January 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins,
Toronto, spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett.
Miss Gertrude Kent, R.N., of
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, is
spending a Jew days with Mr.
and Mrs. U.J F. Stanley.
Mrs. J. Brown, of
spent Wednesday with
Mrs. John Blair.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Dorchester, attended the
service at Holy Trinity Church
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Lucas and
family have moved to Arkona.
His many Lucan friends will
be glad to know Mr. Erastus
Neil, now of Scott, Sask,, under
went a stomach operation in
Saskatchewan hospital there, ex
pects to be able to return home
soon. •
During the Christmas vaca
tion, volunteer workmen have
laid a new floor over the 80-
year-old one in S.S. No. 5 Lon
don School (Birr).
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor
attended a family gathering at
the home of Mr. Chester Morley,
Parkhill, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Westman are
spending New Year’s with the
latter’s mother, Mrs. M. Bennett,
Toronto,
Mrs. Fred Simpson is spend
ing three weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Walker, of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ankers and
family have returned home to
Barrie after a two weeks’ visit
with Mrs. Anker’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hodgins.
Mrs. Don Hawk and son, John,
of Sudbury, are sending a week
with Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Smith.
Mrs. Garrett, who has been in
St. Joseph’s Hospital,
be home and feeling
Albert Mitchell,
on his sister,
on Monday. -
and Mrs. Wes
Mr.
called
Blair,
Mr.
is able to
better.
of Exeter,
Mrs. John
Revington
[ were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McNaughton on Sunday.
Mrs. Johnston, St. Catharines,
and Mr. and Mrs. Car min Oonti,
of Niagara, New York, were re
cent visitors of MT\ and Mrs.
Wilbert Revington.
Mrs. H. B-. “ ‘ '
few days last
Mr. Harry
Liskeard, and
Aylmer spent
Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Thorpe is spending a
week with Arkona friends.
Miss Amy Hodgins of Tor
onto is holidaying with Mrs. C.
Hawkshaw and family.
The Happy Hostess Club held
their first 19 53 meeting at the
home of Mrs. H. B. Langford on
Friday, January 2. Most of the
time was spent on Record Books
in an effort to have them fin
ished in time for" Achievement
Day, January 24.
The Vestry meeting of Holy
Trinity Anglican Church will be
held in the Parish Hall, Tues
day, January 13.
Mrs. Wagland of Toronto was
a holiday visitor at the rectory
and attended the Sunday School
party.
Mrs. C. H. Porter and Miss
Gora Neil have returned home
after a pleasant visit with their
brother in Toronto.
Miss Pearl Ashworth of Tor
onto was ahoUday guest of Mr.
and
■and
ily.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Aylestock were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Aylestock and
family of Toronto, Rev. A. Ayle
stock of Owen Sound, Mr. and| Mrs. c_j: r...:___ ■
ter, Ella, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
mons, of Stratford.
Congratulations to Mr.
Mrs. Lloyd Cook (nee
Haskett) on the safe arrival of
little Douglas Arthur at Brant
ford General Hospital December
27; a ' “ _ I
Bobby.
Mr.
spent ....
with his father,
and his Piece, Mrs. Russell God
dard, and family.
Mrs, Viola Jenkins
ford spent a few days
•in her LUcan home.
In an Intermediate
A.A. game here with
Friday bight, the Lucan Irish
■Six went down to defeat 8-2.
spent a
Toronto.
Langford
week in
Hayward, of New two friends from
New Year’s with
B. Thompson.
is
Mrs. C. Pattison and Mr.
Mrs. D. Ashworth and fam-
Cecil Jackson and daugh-
’ Sim-
and
Alice
brother for Barbara and
S. A. Stanley of Toronto
the New Year’s weekend
Mr. Alex Sceli,
of Brad
last week
"C1
Forest on
W.O
Carol Service
A midnight carol service and
Moly Communion were held in
Moly Trinity Anglican Church
Wednesday evening. There was a
splendid congregation and a full
choir, Everyone joined heartily
in the old familiar Christmas
carols.
Comments About
C.G.I.T. Party
The Lucan C.G.I.T.
their Christmas party at
United Church December 29.
evening was spent in games
an exchange of gifts.
CHRISTMAS NEWS
McGillivray Couple
Wed Fifty Years
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thomp
son celebrated their fiftieth wed
ding anniversary at the home of
their niece and nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Dixon, McGillivray
Township.
Mrs. Thompson was born in
McGillivray Township. She is the
former Elizabeth Hotson, daugh
ter of the 1 ate Mr.
John
ters,
land,
land,
rison
Mr,
Biddulph Township,
son of the late Mr.
HiramThompson. He
sister, Mrs. Mary Stewart,
onto.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson
married in Lucan by the
Ayerst, on December 24, 19 02.
Her bridesmaid was her sis
ter, Miss Isabelle Hotson, ahd
Mrs. Leroy Dorman was grooms
man.
Forty guests attended the
fowl dinner. A three-storey wed
ding cake, made by Mrs. Thomp
son, made an attractive centre
for the table.
The couple received a lamp
from the nieces and nephews, a
wall plaque from the great
nieces and nephews and .gifts of
flowers.
A telephone call from Van
couver from a niece, Mrs. Lynn
Barnes,
Mrs.
of the
stitute
Mary’s
ley.
Mr. 1
farm on the tliifd concession of
McGillivray Township.
Sunday School Party
The Sunday School pupils
were entertained "on Saturday
afternoon in the Sunday School
room of St. James’ Church. The
afternoon was spent in games
recitations and carol
conducted by the rector,
J. F. Wagland.
A bible given by
Murless was won by
Tomes for best attendance dur
ing the year 1952. Marlene Har
rison won the prize for effi
ciency in answering questions on
the lessons for the year. It was
given by Mrs. Karl O’Neil.
Other prizes for attendance
were won by Dannie Harrison
and Freddie Whitmore.
After the class gifts were re
ceived. Mr. Wagland received a
gift from the Bible Class, Mrs.
O’Neil a gift from her Senior
Class, Mrs. Andy Carter a gift
from her Junior Class, and Mrs.
Harrison a gift from the young
er pupils.
Each pupil received a bag of
candy and orange and a bounti
ful lunch was enjoyed. The shut-
in members of the parish were
also remembered with a treat.
Christinas Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simp
son and family with Mr. T, Ste
phenson of Ailsa Craig; Mrs.
Murdock with her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Smith, and Mr. Smith,
London; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Whitmore, Hyde Park, and Mr.
and Mrs. Coombes, London, with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitemore;
Mrs. Eslie Hodgson with her
daughter, Mrs. Charlie Sumner,
and family of Broughdale; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Williams and
Debbie of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs.
George Lee and son of McGilli
vray Township and Mr. Derby
shire with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Riehl, Veneta, and Bobby, of
Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Logan and Myrna of Thorndale
with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton’
Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Children with Mr.
win Scott, Lucan;
Cecil Carter with
Karl O’Neil.
Mrs. Emily Tonies and family
and Mrs,
Mrs.
H. Murless
Max Bloye,
Mr. Martin
sister, Mrs.
ily, Detroit.
Mr. and
Christmas Concert
The pupils of S.S. 7 Granton
presented their
concert Friday
I.O.O.F. Hall.
Mr. William
chairman with Mrs. W. R. Clat
worthy at the piano. Recitations,
songs and plays were well pre
sented and were followed by a
visit from Santa Claus with gift3
and treats for the children.
and Mrs.
I-Iotson. She has three sis-
Mrs. Rose Conroy, Cleve-
Mrs. Belle Morgan, McGill-
Mrs. Belle Morgan, McGilli-
of London.
Thompson was born in
He is the
and
has
were
Rev.
was received. -
Thompson is a member
Clandeboye Women’s In-
and they attend St.
Anglican Church, Brins-
and Mrs. Thompson still
Jones with
Paul Poole; Mr.
with Sgt.
of R.C.A.F
O’Dymer
Mcllhargey
singing
the Rev.
Mrs. H.
Tommy
I
Coffee Club Party
A number from Lucan’s Coffee
Club and their families held theii'
first get-together party in the
Stanley Opera House on Mon
day, December 22.
Games were followed by. a
visit from Santa with gifts and
treats for all. Dozens of balloons
were dropped from the ceiling
and gave the kiddies much en
joyment. After refreshments,
they were taken home and pa
rents returned for dancing and
an evening of fun.
The winners of the door prizes
were Mrs. J. Carrington and Mr,
Charles Haggar.
Mrs. John Davis
Mrs. Jeaminah Davis, 87, wife
of the late John Davis, passed
away on Tuesay, December 23 at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Sylvester Mardin, of London.
She rested at the C. Haskett
and Son funeral home, Lucan,
till Friday, December 26, when
funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. Mervin Elson,
ment was in St. James’
tery, Clandeboye.
Pallbearers were Omar
ningham, James Turner,
Armitage, Heber Davis, Clarence
Davis and Frank Smith.
Mrs. Davis, the daughter of
the late James and Eliza Carter,
was born on the second of Mc
Gillivray. After her marriage
she lived on a farm a mile north
of Saintsbury. She had eight sis
ters and two brothers but only
one sister, Mrs. Joe Armitage,
survives. Pier other survivors are
her son, Gordon, and daughter,
Mildred, Mrs. Mardlin, both of
London.
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and Douglas were supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Erskine
Friday evening.
Mrs. C. Atkinson and
spent Friday evening with
and Mrs. Will Prest.
Mr. and Mrs. William
shire, London, Mr, and Mrs.
Simpson and sons, Exeter, visit
ed with Mr, and
son on Saturday,
• Mr. and Mrs.
children With Mt.
field Hill, Crediton, on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Rea Neil were
supper guests Friday with Mr.
and Mrs, Jack McEwen,
Jack
Mr.
Che-
Lyle
Mrs.
Alan
and
J. Simil
Mill and
Mrs, Gar-
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