HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-05-10, Page 4Honor Graduating Nurse
On Friday evening, 75 student
nurses graduated from Victoria
Hospital School of Nurses in a
ceremony held at the H. B. Beal
THE TtMES-ADVOCATE, EXETEIt, ONT AMO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, IMS
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OGDEN’S
^OGDEN’S
Technical and 'Commercial School
auditorium, London. Miss Al-
marie Davis was one of the
graduates. The ceremony was
attended tby Mrs. Fred Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis and
Alexia, Mr. J. Young, Lucan,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smyth, Mid
land,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dickins,
Mrs. A, Youm
Following the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis held a reception
in the Parish Hall of St. Pat
rick’s Church when over 100
friends and relatives gathered to
honor Almarje.
Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs. R.
Dickins poured tea from an at
tractive lace-covered table decor
ated with candles and spring
flowers in the class colors, -purple
and gold.
Almarie received many useful
and beautiful gifts for which
she thanked everyone. ■
Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mrs. Clar-
Mrs. Maurice Mc-
, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker
and Mrs. Bari 'Greenlee.
Mrs. Hugh. Davis, Mr.
Earl Atkinson, Mrs,
Exeter, and Mr.
.g and Elva, Lucan,
Mr.
and
R.
and
once Davis,
Donald, Mrs. Harry 'Carroll, Mrs.
Harvey Latta, Mrs. Donald Ma
guire, Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mrs.
Jim Barker, Mrs. Raymond
Greenlee and Mrs. Hugh Davis
served lunch. Miss Joyce Mc
Donald was in charge of the
guest book.
O.E.S. Sendee
On Sunday evening at 7:30
p.m., the Order of the Eastern
Star Lodge, -Exeter, held their
church
Church.
Mrs.
Matron,
groulp. Rev. R. A. C. Mills con
ducted the service. Mrs. T. Kooy
was organist. iMrs. Ron Squire,
Whalen, and Mr. Lloyd Hodg
son, -Centralia, were soloists, ac
companied -by M-rs. Robert Pry de,
Exeter. At the -close -oif the ser
vice all retired to the Parish
Hall for a social half hour. Mrs,
Tom Kooy, Mrs. Arthur Abbott,
Mrs. Lorne Weiberg, Mrs. Maur
ice McDonald, Mrs. Harry Car
roll, Mrs. Clarence Davis and
Mrs. Heber Davis served lu-n-ch.
Personal Items
Mrs. Clarence Davis, (Mrs. Jack
Dickins, Mrs. -Harry Carroll, Mrs.
Maurice McDonald and Joyce,
Mrs. E. B. Smith of Midland,
Mrs. Heber Davis, Mrs. R. Cole
man, iMr-s. A. Young, Lucan, and
Mrs. R. Dickin-s, 'Exeter, attend
ed the -auxiliary tea in honor of
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service in St.
Jack Dickins,
was hostess
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By MRS. H. R. RADER
Fire of undetermined origin
broke -out -in a am-ail storage $hed
ait it'he tome of Lome Becker, one
mile mohth of Dashwood on the
Bronson line early Wednesday
morning. ,
The alarm wa,s turned ' -in by
Norman Breen and Bud ‘Ryan o-f
Mlt. Carmel who were passing
around 2 a.m. Dashwood Fine
Brigade responded but the fire
was too far advanced to save (the
building and .contents.
Loss included a 19155 Diesel
tnadtor, tires and other items.
Mr. Becker was uuhble to esti
mate itlhe lo-ss.
W.S.W.S. Meets
The monthly meeting of the
W.’SW.'S. of the lEivangeliea'l U.B.
church was'held -Friday evening,
May 4, -in -the form -of -a mother
and daughter meeting.
Mrs. 'Harold Kellerman was in
charge of the devotional period.
Miss Nancy Tiernan favoured with
a piano solo. A -shout playlet -en-
ititled “The Oh-unclh in Your
Home” was' presented -by a n-um-
ber -of ladies and included several
families of .'the congregation. Mrs.
Letta Taylor, itflie president, .pres
ided for the business.
Lutheran Laymen’s Convention
■Several men of Zion Lurtttieran>
congregation -atteneded ithe Lu
theran Laymen’s League iCon-
venlt'i-on at Trinity Lutheran
Church, London, iSunday, May 6.
Speakers during itlhe -convention
■were Rev. -C. J. Killin-ger, pastor
of Trinity idhu-rch, and 'Louis
Menking, -Chicago, league (inter
national president spoke on the
convention theme, “men oif faith.”
Personal Items
Misses (Carol Webb -and Lois
'Gaiser of London spent the week
end alt their homes here.
Miss Nancy Tie-man has re
turned home after completing her
course at It'he U/W.-0.
Mr-s. 'Louis Kraft spent a
couple of day-s in iZ-uriclh 'last week
wilth Mr. and Mrs. -Bruce Klopp.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis -Rader visit
ed friends in Zurich iM-on-dlay.
Mr. David Haugh suffered a
istro-ke -and w-as taken ito South
Huron Hospital, Exelter, where
he is recovering.
.Miss -Erma Wein of -Clinton
spent 'the weekend with her -mo
ther, Mrs. Herb Wein.
Misses Anna Messner and Eun
ice Frederick Of Lond,on -spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mbs.
Fred Messner.
Miss Thelma Weber oif London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and
fa-mi-ly -and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Rader -and family -spent iSunday
in W-alterioo with Mr. -and Mrs.
the graduating nurses held "at'
the Gant-Shore nurse's- residence,
Victoria Hospital, London, on
Friday, May 4, in the afternoon?
Miss Joan Barker spent seve
ral days at the -home of her
grandparents^ Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Barker. While there she attend
ed -a ibintlhday party for her
great grandmother, Mrs. Noyes,
of London.
Mi*, and Mrs. Cliff Abbott and
-granddaughter, Muriel, spent
iSunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Brock, Thorndale.
■Mr. 'and Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Mr. -and M-rs. James Turner
visited 'in London hospitals with.
Mrs. Henry Hamilton and Mr.
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Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ten JEJyk
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Walter Qliey and Patricia of
Waterloo and Mrs. Henry Becker
(Sr) of Exciter called on Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Becker and family on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr .and Mi’s. 'Ervin Rader were
'Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. ‘Rader.
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Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
W.A. And W.M.S. Meeting
The May meeting of Itlhe W.A.
and W.M.’S. was held on Wednes
day afternoon -in the basement
.of the -church with Mrs. William
Allen and Mrs. Lloyd Knight as
hostesses.
Mrs. Reg Hodgent, president
of the W.A., was in Charge of 'tJhe
meeting which wias opened with
a poem -about mother. Mrs, Mac
Hod-gerlt wa-s in -Charge of -the
topic assisted by Mrs, W. J.
Moores and Mrs. Melvin -Gar
diner. Mrs. Thos. iBaililantyne read
a -poem “How Mother’s Day ‘came
about” land Mrs, Rob't. Cann read
a poem, “Mother”. A vocal quar
tet, Mrs. Edwin Miller, Mrs. Reg
H-odgert, Mrs. Donald Bray and
Mrs. -Gordon
the-r”.
Mrs. Mac
carnations Ito
present, Mrs,
the -mother present with the ini-ost
children, M-rs. -Chas. Borland; the
mother present- with the youngest
Child, Mrs. Donald Bray; A icar-
carnation was 'als-o presented to
Mrs. M-oores.
Mrs. Roiblt. Jefif ery was in
charge o-f the programme Which,
consisted of a piano solo -by Mrs.
R-obt. Jeffery, Mrs. Floyd Stewart
and Mrs. Donald IB ray "gave inter
esting retp-orlts of the -P,res!byteriial
which was held in Jaimes- iSt.
'Church recently.
Business w dis-cussed. It w-as
decided to have -a ibake -sale on
M-a.y 19, -in Exeter. The cook
■books will soon be ready for sale,
Social Evening
-On Friday evening the 3 M
■Oluib and a -few friends- gathered
at the man-se -to im-eCt Mr. and
Mrs. Trevor Moores of London
who were recently married. Mrs.
Reg Hod-gerlt, Mrs. Edwin Miller
and M-rs. Donald -Bray were in
charge o-f the programme whi-cln
opened with a sing is-ong -by Rev.
Moores with Marilyn -at the piano.
A number of games and contests
were eni joyed. Accordion num
bers were gven by -Barry Jeffery,
■a reading “-How to 'Cook A H-u-s-
iband” by M-rs. 'Robit. Jeffery; and
•piano isoilos iby .'Marilyn M-oores.
An address was read by Mrs.
- ■‘•Reg Hodgent and Trevor -and
.Dohn-a were presented with -a
table temp and other igifts.
A musical number iby Ro-bt.
Jeffery, Wiiiliann Rohde and Mrs.
Reg H-odgert 'were much en-jo-yed.
M-r. and ‘Mrs-. 'Gerrie -and
daughter, Penny also attended.
Mrs. Trevor M-oores is their
daughter.
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Mrs. Percy iStone fell down cel
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Mrs. Harry Pettibone
mar, Mr. and Mrs. Len Hueston
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Mr .and M-rs. 'Glenn Jeffery on
'Sunday evening.
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The W.A. meeting w-as held at
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Mrs.
Bend gave a splendid talk, using
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“Gifts from the ;Sea,” by Anne
(Morrow) Lindbergh. Mrs. Jaco'b
iRatz conducted the business part
of 'the meeting.
Personal Items
\-Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Webb
and Dennis of 'S-t. Catharines
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Cliff Russell and fam
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Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer and Scott
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in Fenwick.
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