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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-07-21, Page 6P*«e Six The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday July 21, 1954 ft f S\ BELGRAVE r by CORRECTING those FOOT TROUBLES SEE MR. S. LINDER, of Kitchener, well-known FOOT SPECIALIST and MANUFACTURER of FEATHERWEIGHT ARCH SUPPORTS, who will be at my store to give relief to those suff­ ering from Foot Ailment, TUESDAY, July 27 WEDNESDAY (morning), July 28 CALLAN SHOES Phone 12 Wingham Knox Evening Auxiliary The Evening: Auxiliary of the men's Missionary Society of Knox United Church met at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bosman, Tuesday evening, July 13, with 23 members and one visitor present. Mrs. Bosman’s group was in charge of the worship period and opened the meeting with a hymn followed by the Brayer of General Thanksgiving. Mrs. Gordon Pengelly read the Scripture. The theme of this meeting was “Your Family and the World” and a special program on missionary edu­ cation in the home had been prepared. Readings were given by Mrs. Albert Bieman, Mrs. R. McSween and Mrs. Mel Mathers. Mrs. Harold Vincent read about Christian Faith and World Citizen­ ship. A hymn was sung followed by pray­ er. The secretary, Mrs. Ross Robin­ son and the treasurer, Mrs. Ross An­ derson, each gave their reports. Reports were given about the gift fund and 8’ home and 12 hospital visits were recorded. * The roll call was answered with a recipe for the cook book that the Evening Auxiliary is going to have printed. The August roll call will be a recipe. A letter from the Children's ’Aid Society at Goderich was read, thank­ ing the Evening Auxiliary for quilts sent to the Society. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediction. Recreation was in charge of. Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and lunch was served. Wo. Armstrong and family at Thorndale, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coulson and family, of Milton, visited on Sunday with the Michie families and with Mr. and Mrs,’ Ross Anderson and Richard, Mrs, visited a few days " last week Mr. and Mrs. lueslie Vincent family at Rondon. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Anderson, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Miss Donna Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, and Miss Joan Brydges, visited on Sunday with Rev, and Mrs. George Dunlop and family at Poplar Beach. Mr, and Mrs, Louis Hayes and ‘Billy have returned to their home at Elyria, Ohio, after spending the past week With Mrs. Thomas Brydges and Miss Joan Brydges. Miss Donna Anderson, London, wag a visitor with her parents Mr, and Mrs, John Anderson for the week­ end. Mr, Harold Walsh is holidaying in Toronto and Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnston and family, of Woodstock, visited on Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. George John­ ston, Brenda and Douglas; Douglas returned home with them for a week’s holidays at Woodstock, Cliffprd Logan and Barry with and T p|CK« 1954 WINGHAM’S 75th ANNIVERSARY JULY 31, August 1 & 2 A- and * ♦ at WELWOOD’S VARIETY STORE Special values selected from every department in the store- Sell ‘Blue Coal9 Coke and Wood MacLean Coal Personals Mrs. George Mains, Blyth and Miss Tilly Mains, of London, visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Cora McGill. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes, Marie and Audrey, are spending a few days on a motor trip to Northern Ontario. Miss Margaret Irons, Blyth visited with Mrs. Cora McGill on Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Nicholson has return­ ed from two week’s holiday at the lake at Kincardine and visitors at her home this week are Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Field, Laguna Beach, Cali­ fornia and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Heislip, of Dunnville. Mrs. Cora McGill left on Friday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alec Styles at Mimico. Mrs. Mabel Stapleton spent Thurs­ day in Blyth with Mr. and Mrs, Milton Bruce. Mr, and Mrs. James Walsh and family spent Thursday in Port Elgin. I Keith Robinson visited on Sunday' I with Mr. Alfred Cook at the home of Mrs. Fred Cook and Arnold at West­ field. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson and family of Tillsonburg, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson on Sunday. Mr, Bert Bradburn, Miss Buela Bradburn, of Seaforth, and Mr. Steve Story, Lucan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. G. McCrea. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Miss Irene Smith and James Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. Clare VanCamp,’ Nancy and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc­ Crea and Mr. Martin Grasby, spent Sunday at Poplar Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil TURNBULL REUNION HELD IN TURNBERRY The Turnbull reunion was held at the farm of Leslie Bryce, Turnberry, on July 10, with an attendance of over 70. Mr. Bryce gave words of welcome to the guests and G. H. Linklater, of Kincardine, replied. He told some very amusing stories of the past, including one about his grandmother, who was visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Bryce. When she arrived at Wingham and was told that it was 5% miles to the Bryce farm, she is reported to have said, “Oh, well I think I can make it,” At that time the road went the long way around, past the present cemetery On arriving at the farm she found that about three acres had been clear­ ed, and a shanty was standing in the clearing. The house had not yet been built. The late George Bryce took up the land almost 100 years ago, and he and his wife worked out a home to­ gether and made what is now one of the fine farm homes of Turnberry township. Arthur Turnbull, of. Toronto, gave a history of the Turnbull clan in Scot­ land. Races were held for the youngsters, and all had an enjoyable afternoon, after which- dinner was served. The oldest member present was Mrs. J. Linklater of Kincardine, and the youngest was William Sturdy, of Owen Sound. Visitors were present ■ from Galt, London, Guelph, St. Catherines, Owen Sound, Jarvis, Kincardine and Turn­ berry. ' Lr - The next reunion will be held at the farm of John McKague, on the bound­ ary line, in two years. prominently displayed and attractively priced for you during Wingham’s popular Dollar Saving Days. - Men’s summer DRESS SOX, nylon reinforced ...2 p" $1.00 3 p”-$1.00 $1.00 5 p" $1.00 Fancy decorated summer patterned GLASS TUMBERS dozen $1.00 Girls’ BOBBY SOX, roil down cuff, excellent value .... Girls’ SPORT SLACKS, cotton drill, a $2.98 value for .. TRAINING PANTS, 2,4-6, stock up now .... 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