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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-03-03, Page 13• •4 A THE TIMES, VOCA.T . EXETER, CNTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, Outtlip,,use 'Rises ConstructiOn 0 Huron Cqunty District L.a. tte......n. . of schedule, wording to. Reeve • • , . e CoUrthOnse at iGnderiell is OW •William McKenzie who.. is obeli!, nap -of the CoMity pent Y OM - Service At Centratia .mittee' The World PAY of Prayer was observed in the •Centralla United Church •on Friday aftern.00nwith visiting ladies from Huron, Park (Centralia .Air Station), Whalen and !Christ Anglican •Churchin attendance, -• Mrs. Murray • Elliott presided' with, Mrs, Foley, IVO. Frank Mrs. Ebner -1owe, Mrs,, George Hicks end' Mrs. F. Bow- den leading the service. Interces- * sorY prayt3ra were offered by Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Arthur ¥o- Falis, . Mrs. Gates and- 'Mrs. .Clarke. • Duets were sung by WS, Pullen. and Mrs. R. .Souire; rs R. Hodgson. and Mr. L. B. Hodg- son. Mrs._ L. W, Mould gave an .a4 - cress •using. As her subject, "Why Did I Go? &. She impressed upon the minds of her listeners the least that to go .0 the World Day of Prayer service was not enengh, but that we must give as well, so that the illiterate peoplein the • 4' '9‘. t • • 4 4 • " L. • Mrs.' S. Stevenson Usborne. Native !Funeral services for Mrs. SWA- MI. Stevenson sister o f MrS. George Jaques, who died suddenly ' from a ,heart attack at liehome in Birr, were held last Thursday in Birr United Church, The Rev. Bruce iGuy of Merton officiated and interment was in Exeter cern- etery. Six nephews, Gerald, Ken- neth and and Hern, Kenneth Stevenson, " -Ralph Pitt and Harold • Knapton were pallbearers. • Mrs. Stevenson, who was the I orrner.Ida Hern. of Usborne town- ' ship had in London township "'for 25 yearand was an ,active member ofBirr. United ,Church and Birr Wombn;•s Institute. Surviving besides her husband are one son Stanley, Riversdale; two dauughters, Mrs. Russell Mc - Mien, Ilderton and Mrs.iRenald Lawton, R.R. a London and •one. 'sister, 'Mrs. George Jaques, Exe- ter. world may be provided with Christian literature. The scripture reading was given by Mrs, Gerald Godbolt. Mrs. George Hepburn was pianist for the Service. Personal Items A "Variety Show", spOnsored by the Y,P.U., will_be held in the schoolroom of the church on Fri- day evening of this week. 1Virs. William Bieber, of Exeter, has been visiting for the past couple of weeks with her daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lightfoot, 0 Mr. and Mrs. O. Pollock and Tommy, of Ripley, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks. IVIrs. Foley returned home last week after spending some time with .her scin, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Foley, in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Godbolt, George and John, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Collett, in Oakville. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and 1VIrs. C. McCurdyrand Carol, Mm. P. Reeder and Jack, Mrs, E. Reeder and IVIaxine, Mr, and Mrs. W. Musser, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Pfaff were Sunday eve- ning visitors with MY: and Mrs: Fred Hnxtable. The occasion was in honor of Mrs. F. Reeder, who recently celebra'ed her eightieth birthday. On Friday of last week, L/Cpl. Rowland, of Toronto, who recent- ly arrived home from Korea, call- ed •on, Mr., and Mrs, C. •IVIcOurdY, L7Cpl. Rowland was in the ser- vice in KOrea with Donald' (Chub) McCurdy, who is expected home on leave about Easter. e • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebpttom and family attended the Johnston - Fairbairn wedding in .the SilOanl United Church on Saturday of last week. Miss Kathryn Hunter, of Us - borne, and Miss Evelyn Sharrow, of Grand Bend, stpdents at Lon- don Tehchers College, taught at the school last week under the supervision of the teacher, Mrs. L. Hicks. • as near as your telephone A COMPLETE TRUST SERVICE IN WESTERN ONTARIO Call. RATE B. PATERSON, Trust Officer Remain, Ontario, Phone 51 .For • Estate Planning 'and Will,' • • Real Estate Services, .• Investntent Management and Advisory, • Service • 3i/ao Guaranteed Inveltunents' a .2%% on savings -deposits matbe mailed Or 'Contact Any OffiCe,01 GUARA.NTY- TRUST • COMPANY OF CANADA . Teronto..• Montreal • Ottawa • Windsor Niagara Falls • Sudbury • Sault Ste:Marie • Calgary • Vancouver Reeve McKenzie, Who InsPe$fecl tb b ildi • . _ • ••• • _ e ng MondaY said e01- umns have been raised. for the aecoad. floor; plginbing as been completed in the basement floor „and workmen are preparing te pont' the haSeMent floor MS week.. The three -Storey 0700,-000 build., is expected to be competed -early in 1900. Observe.Day At Briniley The World's Day of Prayer service was held in ' Brinsley United .Church on Friday in a combined service with the ladies of St.,Mary's Anglican Church. and Brinsley United Church. The meeting has led by Mrs, 'Jack Trevethick. These assisting were Mrs. Jack Hodgson, Mrs, Martin Watson., Mrs. Murray Hamilton, Mrs. Donald Scott and Mrs. Jack Trevethick. Prayers Were given by Mrs, Stanley Steeper, Mrs, Karl Pic- kering, Mrs. Arron Scott and Mrs. James Wright.. The address was given by Mrs, Arthur Erskine and Mrs, Wes Lewis sang a solo. • Personal Items Mrs. ,Sarah Needham, of Ilder- ton, spent Friday with her bro- ther, Mr. Alex Hodgins. Mrs, Hill, of Crediton, visited recently with her sister, Mrs. Al - vine Faulder. Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gamble, of St. Thomas. Mr, and Mrs. William Wylie and children, of Dundas, spent Sunday with Miss Mary B. Amos. Mr. and Mrs: A. D: Steeper, of West -McGillivray, spent Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee. Mr. J. L. Amos has been visit- ing with friends in London and Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. John Amos, •of Sarnia, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Joe .AMOS. Miss Mary B. Amos entertained a number of ladies at a quilting last Wednesday 'afternoon. , Message From .Greenway. By MRS. *CARMEN WOODBURN Mrs. William Hicks is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Griffeth in Parkhill while Mr. and Mrs. Griffeth are on a trip to Florida. • Relatives and friends from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Fleming (nee Freda Hay- ter) in Thedford on Saturday. Rev. Gray Rivers, of Toronto, will the the guest speaker in the United Church on Sunday at 245 p.m. • Mrs. •Albert Pollock visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Turnbull and Donna on the Blue Water Highway. The, Turnbulls left- on Monday for a trip' to Florida. „ • . Mr. Fred McLinchey is visit- inr this week with relatives in Detroit.. Mr. and- Mrs. Milton Pollock spent the weekend with Mrs. A. Pollock and Miss Ruby Pond*, of Hamilten. 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