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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-04-14, Page 10THE TIME; r»AItVOC TE# EXETER* ONTARIO,. TI VRSPAY MORMON APRIL 14, 1985 Feminine Facts 'n Fanci A• Page Devoted to the IWterests of the Women Readers of The Times -Advocate S Huron Lodge Plans Events Pride of Huron Rebekah ;Lodge xuem'bers voted at their meeting last Wednesday night to charter a bus during the summer for a trip to the Oddfellew and Re- bekah Home at Barrie where they will entertain the residents at an outdoor picnic, On Saturday night a bus will taake members to London to at- tend a meeting •of Victoria Rebe- kah Lodge et which a degree team from Buffalo will initiate several candidates. Friendship Night will be ob- served at the next meeting of the lodge, April 20. An invitation was accepted to the celebration of the twenty - ;fifth anniversary of. Clinton Re- bekah Lodge on May 2 to which all the lodges in the district have Beau invited. The film on Odelfellowship, which was shown to Exeter Re- beka'hs and Oddfellows this win- ter, le now available for use by any organization desiring it, the Secretary announced, N. G. Mrs, Lex McDonald was in charge .of the meeting and at Ate conclusion served lunch to the members. Pastor Addresses James St, Group Rev. Carl Schroeder brought the aster message to James St, W.A. at their meeting last Thurs- day afternoon, choosing as his text "I, if I be Lifted Up, will diem all oxen unto me." Mrs. Wes Witmer conducted the devotional period assisted by Ml's. R. E. Pooley and Mrs, Ed, johns, Mrs. Harold Jeffery play- ed a piano solo. The program was in charge of Mrs. Whitney Coates' group. The May meeting will be with- drawn and the members will be hostesses for the. W. A, Presby- terial on May 11. Mrs. Rufus Kestie's group will be in charge oS the dinner for the delegates. At a Blossom. Tea to be spon- sored by the W. A. on May 20, a representative of Simpson -Sears will speak on "Fashions and Home Furnishings," Following the evening_ service on April 24, the W. A. will hold a social hour to allow Rev. Dun- can McTavish, speaker at the opening of the new Sunday Sshool, to meet his friends. A donation of $25 was voted to the Girls' Work Board of the C.G.I.T. to be used to send girls to camp. "What A Wonderful Refrigerator!" See The New Refrigerator with Roto -Cold Defrost Revolving Shelves You'll shout, too, about the Won- derful new GE refrigerator—the latest thing in food -keepers. See these wonderful features; Com- pietely color -styled for kitchen beauty, full -width chiller tray, red -cube ice trays, butter com- partment, handy stor-a-dor shel- ves, famous GE "sealed -in" sys- tem, R uss'eII Electric Phone 109 Exeter 4111111111711111111.0.71/iii 1111111,11111y1111171111111111117171111111.11711111111111111,111777iii 1llllll 11111111111111,1„ tom llllllllllllr,� Gram Says: Help Mom ,Bake By MA1 JORIE STEINER Maybe some of aur younger cooks wlio are enjoying a vaca- tion from school will want to have a hand in the baking this week. We feel sure Mom would welcome the ideaso we will in- clude some recipes that are simple enough for the girls to try out, Mrs. Alvin Pym has contribut- ed a recipe for c000nut squares. How about starting on them? COCONUT SQUARES (Mrs. Alvin Pym) cup butter 1 cup flour a cup brown sugar Mix and pat into 8 x 12 inch pian. Bake for 10 minutes at 375 degrees. •liix 2 well beaten eggs 1 scup brown sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 3 tbs, flour ' b tsp. salt 1e cups coconut London Church Scene Of Rites ;Doris Edna Rogers became the bride of Ronald William Clark in a. ceremony performed in St. Ma- thews Anglican chum'', London, at high noon on Saturday, April 9, by the Rev. 'Canon A. A. Trum- pery The 'bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rogers, R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Clark, London. Easter lilies,. daffodils and palms formed the setting for the wedding, Miss Aileen Guymer presided at the organ. Given in marriage by her feath- er, the bride wore a ballerina length gown of embroidered ny- lon and tulle. The jacket of em- broidered.nylon was designed with lily point sleeves and the bouf- fant skirt was finished in white tulle, She carried an ivory prayer book"crested with • an orchid and white sweet -peas. :Mrs. Alvin Faulder, •who was her sister's matron -of -honor, chose a powder glue lace and ny- lon net gown and carried yellow Shasta 'mums. John H. Hayes, London, was groomsman and, the ushers were Ronald Burns, London and. Alvin Faulder, Ailsa Craig. At the reception et the Latin Quarter, the bride's 'mother re- ceived the guests wearing a navy dress with navy and white aeces- sories and a 'red rose corsage. The bride donned a powder blue suit ° with navy and :white accessories and an orchid corsage for the wedding trip to Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. Mr. 'Clark, a graduate of London Teacher's College, and his bride will make their home in London. THEN ENTER Jack Smith Jeweller's -,; 74, SENSATIONAL front the new Of DIAMOND RINGS Vek Come in today And find out how you can win! .Our local prize in this fun -filled Contest is a beautiful Bridal Bell Diamond Ring. Acid the Manufacturer of Bridal .Bell Diamond Rings is offering a National Prize of r<A Honeymoon at the Waldorf" .1 .. a whole week ilx New York with all expenses paid. You have tiro chances 4(1 win, so come in now for your entry form. If you live out of town, just write urs and we 'will send you an entry form' and complete details. i, • 1 cup chopped nuts 'Combine "ingredients and pour over the •baked mixture. Return to oven and. bake 20 minutes. Cut in squares and serve, a * * Mrs. Wes Witmer'haa, given us a recipe for calla lilies, which we should have given you In time For your Easter baking. But they make an attractive dessert any- time. •- CALLA. LILIES (Mrs. Wes Witmer) 3 eggs 1 cup sugar 2 tbs. water 1 'cups pastry flour 2 tsps, 'baking powder Mix as you would for sponge cake. Spread a thin layer in greased layer cake tins or pie tins 'and bake, 'While still warm cut each layer into .f our pie - shaped pieces. .a Fold cut edges together and hold with tooth ,picks to form lilies. Fill with whipped cream topped with a cherry. This recipe makes, about 2A dozen, You may fill as needed. ;Remove tooth picks before serving. Mrs, C. E. Moore, of Shedden, who spoke to the women of District 8, Huron -Perth Agricul- tural Societies, at their meeting here recently', sent, us two of her favorite recipes. This 'week 'we 'will use her candy recipe which our young cooks may like to try. OANDX (Mrs. C. E. Moore, Shedden) ,. 1 cup white sugar 1 can brown sugar • is cup cream $ cup corn syrup Cook until it forms a sett ball. Remove from heat, Add vanilla, walnut meats and 1 teaspoon butters Beat ' Odd Bits By T3. A. "Otherness" It 'begins' with the tfitst spring wild grass flowers stumpy and pink --pulled by a small and 'grub- by hand—squebzed warm and thrust out to he shared and ap- preciated. * , Of Earth Now the spell In garden earth— Fragrant, warm and soft, 'Sifting through stale fingers. And«the faith Which (even in these days) Discards all doubt That lifb shall be 'From hard, dry, root Or small blind seed. If this last fine week is any indication, the season to come should he one full of door-to-door salesmen. So far, we've been introduced' to miscellaneous spring house- cleaning aids, 'brick cleaning, fire, wood, insurance and apple juice. And -we wish some wise and diplomatic person would come forth with a brief and harmless formula for finding out the true nature of these visits :before the cream sauce (burns- or the water runs over in the wash tub. 'y Pair Honeymoons. At Niagara Fall Mary Anne Ford became the bride of Thomas Louis Miller in a ceremony performed by the Rev. Harold J. Snell in James Street United church on Good Friday, April 8, at 2,30 p.m. Easter lilies and lighted talpers. formed the wedding setting. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ford and .the groom is the sou of Mr, Samuel Miller, Dashwood, and.the late Mrs. Mil- ler. • 'Given in marriage by her fath- er, the 'bride was lovely in a waltz -length gown of embroider- ed nylon and net, A headdress of seed pearls and rhinestones held her finger-tip veil, dotted with sequins. She carried a white Bible, crested with .a white or- chid. The white ribbon stream- ers were knotted with ivy. Mrs. Russell Weaver of Cred- iton, who was matron of honor, wore a waltz -length gown of or- chid net over taffeta designed with lace bolero, She carried.a cascade of white mums and ivy. The bridesmaid, Mies Bambara Brintnell, wore a gown of ident- ical design in blue net over tat - feta with matching headdress. She carried a cascade of white mums and ivy. Robert Faveri of Chatham at- tended the groom and the ushers. were Tames Bell and Norman Miller. Mr. Lawrence Wein, presided at the organ and accompanied. the soloist, Mrs. Clair Green as she sang "Because" and "0 Per; feet Love." For the wedding reception atM Monetta 'enards the 'bride's another received the guests wear- ing a silk palette print with navy and white accessories and"a cor- sage of white mums. She was as- sisted by the groom's grand- mother, Mrs. Thomas Bell, Who wore a grey suit with pink4 ac- cessories and a corsage of pink mums, For the wedding strip to Niag- ara Falls and Buffalo, the bride donned a grey mix poodle cloth suit with black and white ac;,- cessories -and a white orchid cor- sage. Cpl. and Mrs. Thomas Louis Miller will make their home in Portage La Prairie, Man.. Cpl. Miller is stationed at MacDonald with the R.C:A.F, Guests from Toronto, Chatham, Buffalo, Dashwood and Exeter at- tended• the wedding, Institute Fund Tops $1,700 South Huron District executive meeting 6f Women's Institutes' was held in the Legion Hall, 'Tien- sall Tuesday afternoon, April 5 with: the branches fairly well rep- resented..A pot luck dinner pre- ceeded the meeting, ';Mrs. Kenneth Johns, of Wood- ham, • district president, was in charge of the meeting. The dis- trict annual will be ;held June'1 Road Thames oad United Church with„ Hurondale W. .T members as hostesses. Mrs. •Johns annoiinc- ed the Huron County Scholarship Fund had reached $1.700, The. scholarship is to be. presented /to Mrs. Gordon 117cPhatter.of _Owen ,Sound, provincial p'residen:t, at the county rally, November 22 at Garand Bend. (it was announced that the tape recording list of the'. articles in the museum at Goderich has been completed. Mr. H. -Erskine, of Goderich . sent his thanks to the - district branehes`for their. co-op- eration. home until Wednesda when re- quiem high, mass was sung by Rev, Father A; F. Scalisi at St. Peter's Church, Biddulph. Inter- ment was made .in the adjoining cemetery With Mrs, White's six PHONE 181. sous acting es pall bearers. Usborne Couple Wed.ln Toronto On lMoeday, April 11 et How- ard Park United chureh, Toronto, Anna Jean Cavlll, daughter of Mrs. J. C'avill was united in .mar- riage to William Bishop RoW- clifife, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Roweliffe of Henson, The Rev. George W. Service performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister Mrs. Harold ,Bourne, and the groom by his brother Ronald, Mr, and Mrs. Rawcliffe will make their home in treborne township. Mrs. Wm. White Born In Germany Mrs. William White, who died on April 3 at the home of her son, names, .of Milton, Was the former Margaret Hohlbein, She immigrated from Germany at the age of 1 2. Later she lived at Shipka where she was married to William White Who predeceased her in 1923. She is Survived by siX sons, John, of Parkhill; Joe, of Ste- phen; Hilbert, of London; An- thony, of Detroit; .Seines, of Mit, ton, and Sandford, of 'Windsor; WO daughters, Sephrona, Mcg. R. L, Black, of Bakersfield, Calif., and Aima, Mrs. William Mathews, of Detroit, Twenty-six grand- children and 43 great -grand: children also survive. The body rested at her late Town. Visitors. 'For Easter l\tr. and Mrs, .James Sullivan, Toronto, with. 'lir. and Mrs. Ray Freyne, Mr, Grant Collingwood, Toron- to, with ItIS parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Coliingwood. Mr. and Mrs, A. Fleischauer and children, of London, with lair, and Mrs, John Norry. Mr. and Mrs, Sheldon Io fate and son William and Mrs., Keith, Finney of Orono with gr. and' Mrs. ypilliaxn Stone. Mss Leona Alderson of Faris withe her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Alderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hannigan and children of Essex; Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Mattingly and fam- ily, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox and family, Niagara flails and Mrs. Win, Jeffery, Burling, ton with Mrs. Mary Rannigan, Mr, and 'Mrs. Jack Reynolds and Susan, London and Peter Cowen of Aurora with• Dr. H. H. and Mrs, Cowen. :Miss Joan Hopper and Mr. Victor Kyle, Tdrontp and Miss Pat Hopper, Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Prouty and children, of Oshawa, Witii Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Prouty. Mr. and Mrs, R. A. 'Hunter, of Strathroy, with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Wuerth, Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Dunsford and family, of Simcoe, with Mr,. and Mrs, Percy Dunsford. Mr, and Mrs. John Anderson, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. War- ren May. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bell, Utica, Mich., with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Cole. Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard Doherty and Denise, Mt. Clemens, Mich,; Miss Wilnia Coates, of London; Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Snell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Norman. 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