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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-06-30, Page 54 A 1. 1 b :1 • • All: 1 •$, ' • Present C;ifts At Brinslpy A social evening was held 14 the 011aday SC01001 parlors of the Brinsley United Church on Tues- day evening lest in 110110r Of Rev. and Ilers. W. C, Parrott before their 'departure to their new cherge. M. Ken Sholdice read the address and Mrs, Martin Wat- eon on lielhelf of the congregation presented the With a hostess chair. Mrs. Lin Creven on behalf of tbe choir presented Mr. Parrott with .a desk gift. The ladies of the congregation 'served a lunch of lee mane cake and tea, Personal Item Mr. and Mrs. Earl ;Morley 'vis- ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Glenn of Arkenit; Mrs. IVIIIlle Simpson .of Moores- ville has returned to her home atter ,spending the, past two weeks with; her sister. Mrs. Cecil 11)B - wood. ° IMr. and Mrs, .Andy Keogh vis- ited friends at Mount Carmel re- tentlY. Mr. and Mrs, Lin ,raven.elient the 'weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gamble. Mr. Gamble is quite ill in St, Thomas General Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Simpson and children of illeeter visited with. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Ellwood 'oe. Sunday. IVIT. Thomas Lee of Lucan visiting her son George for a short time. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Darling were visitors On the 4th con- cession of McGillivray recently. Mr. and Ws. Sherwood Brock of Exeter spent Sunday last with bin and Mrs. Goldwin Glenn. A combined picnic of St. Marys Anglican and Brineley United Church was held on S.S. No. 6 McGillivray grounds on Wednes- day evening last. Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo Hodgins spent Thursday evening with Mrs, Walter Dobbs. 'Mr. Dobbs is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lontlen, Mr. Clarence Morgan is im- proving after his recent illness. 1.0••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,.*•••••• Topics From Thames Road By 11111S. WILLIAM RHODE ••••••••.•••••••••••.........•••••••••••••••..,...••,••••••••,•••••••*. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jeffery and Mr. and Mrs- Glenn Jeffery attended the Luther reunion on Sunday at Turnbull's Grove. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, Douglas, Glenn and Calvin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Thomson, of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Bev Morgan, Johnny and Jerry attended the Dobbs reunion on Sunday at Springbank, • 'Mrs. Alvin Passmore and Bev- erley spent a few days in London recently with her daughter Helen. The regular • schedule of ser- vices will be resumed on Slinday, July 8--Elimville at 10 a.m.; Thames Road at 11:15 a.m. Mrs. 1„. Vincent Former Resident Mrs. Lewis Vincent. a ifOrilter- resident -of Exeter, who or 4110: past two years has been reel.' dent of Kaia.m4207,.. Mich., died. Weeinesdar, itins 22, in the arQu-. son Hespital„ Kalamazoo. where ehe had been g patient for one. week. Mrs. Vincent, whine, maidert, name was Ruby HMS, wa,s borri .at Hamilton and was in her filat. year. The family resided in Egeter tor many yeers. Mr, Vincent pre- deceased her ,on January 15, 198? Previous to moving to Kalamazoo Mrs. Vincent lived at Pontiac, Mich. Surviving- are one son, Marvin, of Windsor; •three daughters, Mrs. Alice. Gafford, of Femboro, Mss.; Mrs. Florence Smith and MOM Ethel M. Vincent, of Kalamazoo; eight grandehildren and nine great grandchildren: one brother Mark Hilts, of Alhambra, Calif, The funeral took Agee dune 26 film the Voorhees funeral horge, Pantiae, conduete,d by Dr, IVIarbegli, of the First Presbyterian church, of which de- ceased was a member. Interment was in Perry Mit, (Park cemetery. Pontiac. News of Kirkton By MRS. FRED 11A11131/20N The iClase That Counts spon- sored an ice cream social Friday night. A. varied program consist:. ed of duets by Margaret and Doris Johns and the Frayne sis- ters; solo by Mrs. Mary Black - ler; a reading by Mrs. Wes Bat- ten; violin solo by Doris Levy; piano duet by Muriel and Dorothy Spearin, A good attendance en- joyed the program. Honored By Friend's A pleasant evening was spent when the Roger families met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roger to entertain Mr. and Mrs. Win. Chesney, Mr, Kyle Chesney and Mrs. Tames Newman before returning to their homes in Cart- wright, Man, The Paul brothers and Shirley entertained, Observe Illissiona;y Sunday Missionary Sunday was observ- ed at Kirkton United Church. Mrs. W. R, Kirkby gave &paper on Trinidad and junior classes sang. Miss Grace Collier was soloist at the communion service. 'The A.Y.P.A. of St. Paul's Church were hosts to the Sun- day School and congregation at a picnic held at Lions' Park, Seaforth, on Seturday. Personal Items Mr, and Mrs. Les Fairbairn, of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Blearier. Barbara Irvine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Irvine, and Jennifer White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James White, were bap- tized at a service of baptism at St. Paul's Church, Kirkton, Sun- day morning. 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Mr, Middleton took the ,senior room to his home st Bayfield where they toured 1116 farm and enjoyed, a picnic lunch, Mrs. Eagleson and Miss Haugh invited the mothers and all en - jived sports. Winners were: pre school, Paul Rader; Jr. girls, Mary Ann Hayter; Jr. boys, Ken- neth Anderson; girls 8-9 Iris Becker; Wye 84, Elle Wolfe; girls 10-11, Atlantillens; ors 10-11, 'George Krumins; older girls, Marie Salmon; boys 12, Al- phonse Denomme, Girl's tiaree-legged race, Mary J. Hoffman and Lynda Tiernan; beY'e three-legged race, Bob Hoffman and Boss Miller; kicking shoe, girls, Lynda Tiernan; b„eys, Bob Recker; ladies, Mrs. O. 1Salmon; ehoe scramble, girls, Mary Jane Hoffman; •boys, Alphonse Den- omme; balloon blowing, Bob Becker; ladies, Mrs, 0. ISalmon, Ii.elays were .also enjoyed. Alter lunch Lynda Tiernan read an address and Mary Jane Hoff - with a gift on behalf ot the stud- ents. Mr. Middleton was also pre- eented with a gift by his Pupils. Roth teachers are leaving the staff. Teachers on the staff for the new term are, Juniors, Miss J. Haugh; intermediate, Mrs. Let- ts. Taylor; seniors, Mrs, 'Melvin Desjardine. EL S. 8 Hay Picnic S, S. No. 8, Hay, with with the parents and teacher, Mrs. E. Recker enjoyed their picnte at Turnbull's Groye on Thursday. On Friday grades 7 and 8 en- joyed a bus trip to Goderich, tour- ing the salt plant and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker and family left Tuesday on a trip to the west coast. Mr. and Mrs, lEd. Stelk cele- brated their 48th wedding anni- versary by visiting with their son Mervyn and his daughter Patsy at Bradford. They accompanied their son to New Liskeard and visited with the Johnson. family. They also toured Quebec province. Mr. andolVire, iGlen Brown, of London, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wein. Mr, Harold Kellerman, who was a -patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, returned home last Thursday. Donat Quesnel Donat Quesnel, 40, of Credi- ton, who died suddenly of a heart attack at St josepb.'s Hospital, Friday, June 24, was a native of Alexandria and bad lived in this district for three years. Ile was a painter. SurViving, besides his wife, the former Florence Voisin, are three children, Carolyn, Ricky and Dan- ny; four sisters, IVirs. Aldredge, Quenneville and Mrs. Ben Lepage of 'Cornwall; Mrs. Labell, 'Conte- couer, Que., Mrs. J. 'Desjeans, Montreal and two brothers, Ar- thur, Montreal and Wilfred •In England. The body rested at the Hoff- man funeral home until •Saturday noon, then at the home of his fa- ther-in-law, Alex Voison, 'MeGiali- Array township, Requiem mass was sung Monday morning at .the Church. of Our Lady, Mount Car- mel by Father Scales and inter- ment made in the ,parieh ceme- tery. Simpson Ireland Simpson Ireland, 56; of 14 'Rey - wood 'avenue, London, was found dead in his room at the Avon Hotel at Stratford, Monday. It is believed he died of a heart at- tack while preparing for bed Sun- day night. He was born in 'Stephen town- ship and tor many years lived at Grand Bend, later /Roving to Lon- don. He was well known as a gravel contractor, filling gravel contracts on township roads. Surviving ,theeicles his wife, the former Lottie Eagleson, are four sons, Bruce of .San Francisco; Carmen, ,Ray and Glen, of Lon- don; one sister, Mrs. Fergus Turn - boll, R. R. 1, Dashwood; two brothers, Herman, Toronto and Leelle, Hyde Pari. The body will rest at the Hoff - Man funeral home, Dashwood, until Thursday at 2 p,u when services will be conducted bY Thos. Wilkie and interment made in Grand Rend 'cemetery. Personal Items Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver, lYirs, L. Kleinstiver and Peter spout Et few days in Bownaanville, the former with her daughter and family, Mr. and ¥re. Norman Scott; the latter with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. E. Kieleeti- ver attended a dance review 1i/ - which her two grandchildren. Janet and Owen Scott, took an active part, 1VIrs. Wm. Stade and Melvin and Miss Clertrude Seisenthol and trolarst5Situnidein St. Thomas tta The Youth .arelloviehio of the church held a Weiner roast at Tort Blake 'Wednesday even- ing, June 212. Miss Pearl Salmon, of London spent last week with Mr. and MrS. Cliff ,Salmon. Guests with Rev, and Mrs, L. Higenell are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Higenell and Peter, of St. Cath- arines; Mrs, Fred Rudolph and Mr, and, Mrs. Chas. Thurgood, o Hamiiron. A number from here attended the band festival at Waterloo on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Willert and family, a Exeter, spent Sunday with 1Virs1 A. Willert. Mr. and Mrs, Courtney Bur- meister and Miss Shirley Haugh spent the weekend in Stratford and attended the Dobroe-Carter wedding. Mr.and Airs. Wm . Haugh; Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Reeder and faintly' spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win.. Dale at Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Faulhafer, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with the latter' father, Mr. John Ben- der. During the day they visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Bender at drediton and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Battler at Zurich, Mr, and Mrs. Art Allemand and Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Williams, of Lapier, Mich., spent last week at New Liskeard. ' Miss 'Shirley Hecker spent Fri- day tut Goderich. Mr. .A.avin Gruby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Becker. Jr. •••••••••••••••••••••••oW,••••••••••••••tooe,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. The Story In • Saintsbury By ,MRS. H. DAVIS ••••••••••••Mr.,•••••••,.••••••••••••,.............0.•••••••••••••••••••• The ladies of ,St. Patrick's Church met recently at the home of Mre. T, Kooy for a full day'ii quilting. A pot luck supper was enjoyed by all. Mr. and 1VIrs. G. McFalls and Joyce, Mr. and1\4r5. Heber Davis and Alexia and Mrs. F. Davis were Monday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis when Mrs. Davis held a surprise party for Hugh's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald and Hazel Motored to Orillia Sunday. Hazel had spent the past two weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ings, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll were Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mrs. W. .7. Davis and Mrs. F. Davis spent Friday with their sister, Mrs. George Godbolt, of Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. H. Latta and family attended a family picnic in London on Sunday. The executive* of the Armitage reunion met at the home of the president, Mr. Clarence Davis, on Tuesday evening to make plans for the reunion to be held on Wednesday, Sune 29 at Spring - bank Park. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins and Joyce McDonald -visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels and -family, of Aylmer, on Sunday. THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. Carl Schroeder, Minister Sunday, 2 p.m:, D,S.T. — Dutch Service. 'All, weleoine. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASIIWOOD Rev. Louis Higenell, Pastor 10': 00 a.m.—Service "Lite Can 13e Happy Living With God" 2:00 pan.—Congreptional Picnic in the .Grove at Bayfield CHURCH OF ENGLAND Itev, N. D. Iinox, B.A.4 Rector Ttivitt MemorialExeter 8:80 Coinniunion (Tu the Chapel) 11* 8 0 a vit --Choral Communion' ,CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Itev. Sanad Reit.. 114.0 13,D Minister Mrst. 3. Gt. Cochrane,' Organist 000 a.m,—Sunday School 10:00 a .M.—Mern ing Worship Serinon Subject: "In the Gar. den With Christ" Mr. JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. J. ,Snell, Pastor Lawrence Wein, A.W.0 Musical Director Union Services With Malt St. Charge Services as folloWs; 9:45 a.m—Crediton United Church 10;00 a.m.—Sunday School James Street United Church 11;00 am.—Soint morning wor- ship in James Street United Church Sermon Subject: 'Who is God?' Soloist: Mrs. Wm. Murdoch 12:30 pan.--Shinke. Church .A. Warm Welcome Ts Extended To All CALVARY. CHURCH Evangelical United trethreri DASIIWOOD Rev. W. F. Ittotz, Minister Mrs, Kett Malrae, Organist Sunday, Suly 3, 1958 10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship !Rev. T. B. baumg 11:05 aan,—Sunday -School July 6 to 15—Vacation Bible School, daily at 9.80 Mrs J. Oliver Dies in Exeter Fanule Oliver, 80, toriu- erly of St. Marys and .Grand Bend died in ithe Heywood nursing hozne, Exeter, on Tuesday. Mrs. Oliver was twice married, her first husband being Charles Moor who died in 1912. Later she married, Josiah Oliver, of Grand Bend who predeceased her In October, 1984, She is survived by two step- clattghters, Mrs. Russell Webb, of Dashwood and Mrs. D. G. With - Of Lowing; one MI/ William Bloor, or Edmonton; three slaters, (Mary) Mrs. W. D. Spence, Edmonton; (Susan) Mrs. T. P. Roe, St. Marys; (Maud) Mrs, Harold Riley, Calgary; one brother, John Keene, St, Marys; five grandchildren And one great grandchild. The body is resting at the Hoff- man funeral home, Dashweoel, Un- til Saturday, July 2 at one Pan. The service will be 'conducted hY Rev. W. Pinkuey, of Grand Bend with burial in Ingersoll Rural cemetery. News of Sunshine By MRS. WILLIAM DICKEY Master Wayne Rodd is holiday- ing this week with ' his grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wib Kirk- by, near Kirkton. Petty Officer First Clas,s Fred Southern and Mrs. Southern, of Halifax, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William. Dickey last Friday evening, Mrs. Edgar Rodd visited with Mrs. Melville Hern in Exeter one day last week, ••••••••••••••,..........thrhuoreoNesp •••••MO.ProM.11101 This Week in Whalen By MRS, V. SQUIBB •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,PW.........••••••••••••••.•,..nwnwillowi Stmday School Picnic A large number went to Strat- ford Park on Friday to attend the S.S. picnic, The sports com- mittee included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ,Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Ron - Milne Pullen. Prize winners were Milne Pullen. Prizewinners were Sharon Hodgins, Earl French, Janie French, Graham Thompson, Donna Parkinson, Bill Morley, Simon 'Brent, Mrs. Gordon John- son, Mrs. Roy Hodgson, Ken Hod- son, Mrs. Wm. French and Gord- on Johnson. Oldest person in attendance was Mrs. Olive Frederick, young- est Joe French. Personal Items • Mrs. • Geo. Squire, Mrs. Allen Jaques and Mrs. Edgar Rodd spent Thursday ' in Exeter with Mrs. Milton Kellar and 1Virs.Vince 41els.fijuri and Mrs. 'Gordon McKin- non and family, of Guelph, were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. 'Grafton 'Squire. 'Mrs. Mar- jorie Langford and Carol, of St. Marys, also visited them on Sun- day. Mrs. E. Gibbard, Miss B. Gib - bard and Mrs. W. Hughes, Lon- don, 'visited on Sunday ith Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klahre. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire were at Fanshawe Sunday at a gathering in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Molland of Marian, Indiana. Mrs. Eva Stevenson of Thorn - dale. was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson ,for a week returning home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, George Squire visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. F. ,Sguire, Prospect, Mrs. Olive Frederick of Roch- ester, N.Y. is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ,French. Mrs. Kate Lamphere of Lon- don visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie. Mrs. Clifford Huebner of De- troit and grandaughter, Susan Garretson of Augusta, Georgia, visited during last week with Mr. amnelamrs, wm. Morley Sr, and iv. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Johnson, David and Dale, of London, were ,Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson who celebrated their thirty-fifth wed- ding anniversary. Mr, and Mrs. Melleville Gun- ning and Muriel visited in Exeter Sunday with Miss Ella Towle and Mrs. Smale. Little Ruth Ann Hardie of De- vizes spent several days 'during last week with her aunt Mac. Ray Parkinson. Mr, and Mrs. Writ. Hodgson and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hod- gson, London, spent Sunday with the Hodgson families in the com- munity. Mr, and Mrs, Hamilton Hod - gine and family visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wat- son, StrathroY. Mr. and Mrs, E, Ferguson and Dorothy were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gowan London Twp. Mre, Win. Morley Jr. was eixi played at Jones and May store on Saturday and Monday taking the duties of Seine on vapatiert. The pupils el the school had a party on Monday afternoon hon- oring their teacher, Mrs, Tufts, who has resigned. They presented her with a Ian chair as a de- 13arting gift, Mrs, lolly of EXSter will cOnimonce duties as teacher in September, - Mr, and. Mrs. John IVO/let's and family of Elimville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Laverne Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley Sr. and Janice visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam .Skinner Of Eden on Sunday. Mr. end Mac. nay Itongson and family visited recently with the latter's parents, Mr. and lqrs. P. Richards of Ethel, Announcements Birth, Peath and Merrligeieotloel ore Inserted fres ct cbarge. cards of Thanks cost 75c, Ifl Memoriam Notice. 70o for single eerie, 259 extra for each additional verse; and gripoelnerst NOVO** Ars 75c., BIRTHS 04K-Atr. and Mrs. C. G. Clark (nee Grace Johnston) .announce the loth at a daughter, Patricia Ann, at South Huron ID:melte!, June 26, 1955 -mother and babe tieing well, REAISURN-At Clinton Community Hospital sunday. June 26, to Mr. and gra. Robert Reaburn, Herman, a son; a brother for Joseph, • STAGG-Mr, and Mrs, Reg Stagg are bunny to announce the birth of their daughter, Trudy Marie, on Saturday, June 25, at at. Ma's Memorial Hospital. THOMAS -,Mr. and Mrs. Foliwood 'Thomas ( nee Ole. Reid), London, are happy to announce the 'birth er e daughter, Mary Lou Aliee, at Bethesda, Hospital on June 26; a sister for Jean and Billy. DEATHS sRaar..,AND—In Stratford on Monday. June 26, 1.855, Simpson (SIM) Ire- land, in his fifty-sixth year, ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs, William Kyle, RIp- pen, wish to announce the engage- ment of their elder daughter, Whine Florence, to Mr. Harold Lloyd Cald- well, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Winiarn Caldwell, !Copan. The wedding to take plaoe in S. Andrew's 'United Churoli, ICIPPen, on Saturday', JulY 33. 30c CARDS OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'Woodall, of Crediton, wish to express their Sin- cere appreciation of the many cards and congratulatory messages received on the occasion of their fiftieth wed- ding anniversary. , special 'thank Yote to the donors of beautiful gifts, to kind neighbors and meMbers of the United Church Women's As.sociation. 30 wish to thank all my friends who so kindly sent me cards and treats and visited me while a. patient in St. Mary's hospital; also to all who en- quired. Special thanks to Dr. Davis, nurses and staff of hospital. --Charles Atthill. 30* I wish to thank my many friends and relatives for cards and treats and visits while a patient in Victoria Hospital and since returning home; special thanks to Dr. Scrimgeour. - Mrs. Fred Lewis and baby Cathy. 30 The family of the late Robert H. Parsons wish to thank all those who were so kind to him during his long illness in South Huron Hospital, and also to the family in their bereave- ment. 300 Anson and Fern Coleman and fam- ily wish to express their sincere ap- preciation and heartfelt thanks to all their kind friends, relatives and neigh- bors. Special thanks to the OILS. No. 232 Exeter for the many acts of kind- ness, messages of sympathy and beautiful fl or al offerings received during their sad bereavement. 20* IN MEMORIAM FLDTC}1110R-In loving memory of Albert Garnet Fletcher, who passed away two years ago, .Puly 3, 1953. There is one who misses you sadly And finds the time long since you went, And / think of YOLI daily and"hourle But try to ,be brave and content. Surrounded.by friends, I am lonesonie, In the midst of inY joys I am blue. With a smile on my face I have a heartache, [Longing, dear Bert, for you. Lovingly remembered by *wife Mary. 30* Harpley Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stone and Chester, of Blenheim, visited their son, Mr. Clarence Stone, on Sunday, June 19. Mrs. Edna Webb, of London, and Mrs. Elgin Webb, of Grand Bend, visited at the home of Mansell Hodgins Monday evening. A number of farmers in this Vicinity have finished haying. Messrs. Jim and Glen Love and families attended the annual Gill picnic on Saturday last. 1r, Brides im Elect See the 'Personally yours" Album, at The Tlirnego-Advocitil For A C)uolity, Reconditioned Car To Suit Your i Budget, See ,This Selection II '50 DODGE REGENT SEDAN, radio, air conditioning, slip covers, four new tires. 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