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C. K. Love were in
of devotions. Gerry Love
solo and David Sheppard
a piano solo.
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Th« Story In
Mother's Day is this Sun,, May 13
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PHONE 86 EXETER
with OGOEN’S
Honor Graduating Nurse
Qn Friday evening, 75 etudent
purges 'graduated from Victoria
Hospital 'School of Nurses in a
ceremony held- at the IH. B. Bea-1
Technical and Commercial (School
auditorium, London, Miss Al-
marie Davis was one of the
graduates. The ceremony was
attended Iby 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. Jim Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Greenlee, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Mrs. R.
Dickins, Exeter, rand Mr. and
Mrs. A. Young and Elva, Lucan.
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 Almarie.
Mto. Fred Davis and Mrs. R.
Dickins poured tea from an at
tractive lace-tcovered table
ated with candles: and
flowers in the class colors,
and gold.
Almarie received many
and beautiful gifts for
she 'thanked everyone.
Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mrs. Clar-
Mrs. Maurice Mc-
decor
spring
purple
useful
which
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your own
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
Donald was in charge of
guest book.
O.E.S. Service
On Sunday evening at
p.m„ the Order of the Eastern
Star Lodge, Exeter,
church
Church.
Mrs.
Matron,
group. Rev. R. A. C. Mills con
ducted the service. Sirs. T. Kooy
was organist. Mrs. Ron Squire,
Whalen, and Mr, Lloyd Hodg
son, Centralia, were soloists, ac
companied by Mrs. Robert Pryde,
Exeter. At 'the close of -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 lunch.
Personal Items
•Mrs. Clarence Davis, (Mrs. Jack
Dick-ins, Mrs. Hany Carroll, Mrs.
Maurice McDonald and Joyce,
Mrs. E. B. (Smith of Midland,
Mrs. Heber Davis, Mrs. R. Cole
man, Mrs. A. Young, Lucan, and
Mrs. R. Dickins, Exeter, attend
ed the auxiliary tea in 'honor of
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service
Jack
was
Mc-
the
7:30
held their
in St. Patrick’s
Dickins, Worthy
hostess to the
By MRS. E. H. RABER
Fire of undetermined origin
f broke out in a ismal‘1 storage shed
■at ithe home of Lome Becker, one
mile north of Dashwood on the
Bronson Hine early Wednesday
morning.
The alarm was turned in by
Norman Breen and Ru'd Ryan of
Mt. •Carmel who were passing
around 2 a.m. Dashwood Fire
Brigade responded but .the fire was too far advanced io save Ithe
building and contents.
Loss included a 1955 Diesel
tractor, tires and other items.
Mr, Becker was unable to esti
mate ithe 'loss.
W.S.W.S. Meets
The (monthly meeting' of the
W.'S.WJS. of the lEvtangelieai 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 Tiemian favoured with
a piano isolo, A Short (playlet en
titled “The Church in Your
Home’’ was presented by a •’num
ber of ladies and included several
families of .'the congregation, Mi’s.
Letta. Taylor, itihe president, pres
ided for the (business.
Lutheran Laymen’s Convention
•Several men of (Zion Lutheran
congregation attenede?d the Lu
theran Laymen’is (League ‘ (Con
vention at Trinity Lutheran
Church, London, (Sunday, May 6,
(Speakers 4urin,g itihe convention
■were Rev. C. J. Killinger, pastor
■of Trinity 'Church, and Louis
Menking, Chicago, (league dmter-
naitional (president spoke 0,11 Die
convention (theme, “men oif faith."
Personal Items
Misses (Carol Webb and Lois
Gaiser Qf London spent the week
end alt their homes here.
Miss Nancy Tieman has re
turned home after completing her
course at Ithe U.W.O.
Mrs. 'Louis Kraft spent a
couple of days-in (Zurich 'last week
wiith Mr. and Mrs. Bruce (Klop®.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader visit-,
ed friends in Zurich Monday.
Mr. David iHaugh suffered a
stroke and was taken ito (South
Huron Hospital, Exciter, where
he is recovering.
Miss Erma Wein of Clinton
■spent 'the weekend wiith her mo
ther, Mrs. Herb Wein.
Misses Anna Messner and Eun
ice Frederick -oif London spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mint,.
Fred Messner.
Miss Thelma Weber of London
ispent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
■Rader and family spent (Sunday
•in Waterloo with Mr. and Ma'S.
Ivan Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ten Eyk
of Kitchener and 'Mr. 'and Mrs.
'Walter 'Qlley and Pla'tricia of
Waterloo and Mrs, (Henry Becker
(iSr) of Exeter galled on Mr. and
Mrs. {Henry Becker and family on
(Sunday afternoon.
Mr .and Mrs. {Ervin Rader were
Sunday callers on Mr. <and Mi's.
L. H. Rader.
W.A. And WMS. Meeting
The May meeting of Ithe W.A.
and W.M.’S. was held on Wednes
day afternoon in the (basement
.of the church-with Mrs. William
Allen and Mais. Lloyd Knight as
hostesses.
Mrs. Reg Hodgert, president
of the W.A., was in charge- of -the
meeting which wias opened with
a poem about mother. Mrs. Mpc
Hodigerlt was in charge .of 'the
■topic assisted by Mrs. W. J.
Moores and Mrs. Melvin Gar
diner. Mrs. Thus, iBallantyne read
a .poem “How Mother's Day came
about” and Mrs. Robt. Cann read
a ipoem, “Mother". A vocal quar-
‘tet, Mrs. Edwin. Miller, Mrs. Reg
Hodgert, Mrs. Donald Bray and
Mrs. Gordon
tlrer".
Mrs. Mac
carnations ito
present, Mrs.
W,A. Hear Guest Speaker
The W.A. meeting was held at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Rap-
son in Exeter. Mrs. Les Adams
and -Mrs.
charge
sang a
played
Mrs.
Bend gave a splendid talk, using
as her subject, “Be Still and
know that I am God," with
•references from a recent book,
“Gifts from the Sea," by Anne
(Morrow) Lindbergh. Mrs. Jacob
(Ratz conducted -tlie business pal'd;
of the meeting.
Personal Items
•Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Webb
and Dennis of St. Catharines
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. (Cliff Russell and tfam-
•ily.
Mrs. Stuart 'Sweitzer and Scott
visited last week with relatives
in Fenwick.
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the graduating nurses held at
the Gantshore 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. Lorne
Barker. While there she attend
ed a birthday party for her
great grandmother, Mrs. Noyes,
of London.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Cliff Abbott and
granddaughter, Muriel, spent
'Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Brock, Thorndale.
Mr. "'and Mrs. 'Clarence Davis
and Mr. "and Mrs. James Turner
visited in London hospitals with
Mrs. (Henry Hamilton and Mr.
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Hodgert .presented
the oldest mother
Gertie Wiseman;
the mother (present ‘with 'the most
children, Mrs. Chas. Borland; the
mother present with the youngest
-child, Mrs. Donlald Bray; A lear-
carnation was also presented to
Mrs. Moores.
Mrs. Robit. Jeffery was in
charge of the programme Which
consisted of a piano solo by Mrs.
Robt. Jeffery, Mrs. Floyd iStewarit
and Mrs. Donald IBray gave inter
esting reports of the Rreshyteriial
which was .held in James' iSt.,
Church recently.
Business was discussed. It was
decided ito have a ibake sale on
Ma.y 19, in Exeter. The cook
books wi'1'1 soon he ready for sale.
Social Evening
■On Friday -evening the 3 M
Cluib and a few friends gathered
at the nianse to meet Mr. and
Mrs. Trevor Moores of London
•who were recently married. Mrs.
Reg Hodgert, Mrs. Edwin Miller
and Mrs. 'Donald Bray were in
charge of the programme which
opened with ,a sing song by Rev.
Moores with Marilyn at ithe piano.
A number of games 'and contests
were enjoyed. Accordion num
bers were gven .by Barry Jeffery,
•a reading “How to Cook A Hus-
iband” by Mrs. Robt. Jeffery; and
•piano isolos iby Marilyn Moores.,
An address was read 'by Mrs.
Reg. Hodgert and Trevor and
Donna were presented with a
table damp and other gifts.
A musical number iby' Robt.
Jeffery, William Rohde and Mrs.
Reg Hodgert 'were much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mns-. 'Gerrie
daughter, Penny , also
Mi-s. Trevor Moores
daughter.
Personal Items
Mrs. Percy (Stone fell
lar and broke her righit
Mr. Grant Lloyd of
berg called ithe home of
Mrs. Edwin Miller on
Mrs. (Harry Pettibone
mar, Mr. and Mrs. Len Hueston
of Cap red called lat the home of
Mr .and Mrs. 'Glenn Jeffery on
‘Sunday evening.
Mrs. -Chas. .Borland spent the
weekend in Toronto with her
daughters.
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