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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-04-25, Page 16••• • ' •rih 1111* 1110 he Advocate, April 25, 1957 yowl.' SERVE EASTER BREAKFAST—Following their sunrise service at OREDITON EUB Church Sunday, members of Youth Fellowship served a bacon and egg breakfast to the congregation, Ruth Ann Roeszler, left, the group's treasurer, and EllisStewart, secretary, provide Rev, E. Gingerich, left,• of Zurich, and Rev. G. R. Strome, Crediton, with nourishment. Rev. Gingerich of the Mennonite church, was guest speaker at the service. The two youths were in charge of it, —T -A Photb Youth Group At i Credton Serves Easter 'Breakfast' Large congregations were pres- ent at the local churches on Sunday morning, Sunrise serv- ice was held in the Evangelical church, :when Rev. E. Gingerich Was speaker. Special music was Provided including a duet by Mrs, E. Insley and Miss Doris Schwartz. Breakfast was served after the service by members of the Youth Fellowship who span - ;stoked the service. Speaking in the United Church on "Ttiat Magnificent Morning" Rev. .A. Ranson brought an in- spiring Easter message to the large congregation. Special East- DAVAY TAL$ GROW 1316 AND STRONG BY DRINKING FRESH HIOILANDIIILLDAIRY MILK EVERY -DAY. EXETEFL •er muSic was furnished by the choir under the leadership of Mrs. Lorne Preszcator, W.I. ,Elects Officers Mrs. Wilfred Mack was re- elected president of Crediton Women's Institute at the annual meeting • held in the community centre on Wednesday.. Other officers for the 1957-58 season are: vice presidents, Mrs. Ed. Lampert and Mrs. G. Zwicker; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Earl Neil; ass't sec., Mrs. W. Webber; district. director Mrs. E. Lamport; alternate Mrs. L. Lamport; branch direct ors, Mrs, H. Schenk, Mrs. E M. Fahrner and Mrs. G. Zwick er; pianists, Mrs. E. Fahrner Mrs. Irvine 'Finkbeiner; auditors Mrs, F, Moriock, Mrs. I. Fink- beiner. „ 1 Committee -conveners appoint- . ed were; Mrs. Gordon Warlock Mrs. R. Molitor, Mrs. Bober Reid, Mrs. W. Hj aist and Mrs. Wade; Tweedsmuir history, Mrs ' Meek; resolutions, Mrs/ S, Kiiig ?good cheer, Mrs, R. Motz; social Mrs. H. Schenk. Mrs. Matz conducted the elec- tion and Mrs. R. Molitor, the -Installation. Roll call was ans- wered by payment of member- ship dues and naming 'What I weuld like on flat, year's pro- gram." Mr. F. Dobbs, Exeter, was pregent and spoke on the activ- ities of the Cancer Society, Mrs. L. P. Boulianne reviewed the motto, "Smiles are valuable, yet they cost nothing." A dduble duet was sung by Mrs. L. Lam - 'pork Mrs, W. Weber, Mrs. G. Norlock and Mrs. Finkbeiner. Mrs. I,. Lamport read a poem. Meeting decided to make a donation to the hospital auxil- iary. Hostesses wore Mrs. Lamport, Mrs. L. England, Mrs. L, Gamer, Mrs, Bouliannd and Mrs. 3, Mor- rissey. . Personal Items Miss Pearl Gaiser of Toledo, Ohio, is • patient in St, Joseph's 'Hospital, Loiklon, having under- gone surgery, • Mrs. Edward Morlock and Miss Ella visited •last week in Wind- sor with Miss Lulu Morlock who returned with them and will spend. some tirne here, Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Mack visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Lary Cann at Al- liston. Mr, and Mrs..Lorne Finkbein. Ber:y.tI and Reginald and Mr. and pre visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. R. • Lambie at North Mrs. Ross Haugh and family - Mr. William Oestricher spent the weekend with relatives in - Windsor. • , Rev. G, R. Strome and Wm, , Oestricher are attending the an- nual conference sessions at Gold- en Lake, Ontario this week as representatives of the local , Evangelical United Brethren t Church, W.O. 2 John Wade of Mini- , toba spent a few days here with ; Mrs, Wade and family. Holiday visitors in town and community included: • Mr, and Mrs. Albert Ryall, London, with Mr. and. Mrs. IL Swartz, Mr. Harold Amy, Hamilton; with Mr. and. Mrs. R'. Fink- beiner., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woodall and family, yVinciaor, with Mr. and Mrs. S. Woodall. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Dill, La Fayette, Ind., with Rev. and Mrs. Strome. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Feist and boys, St. Thomas, with Mrs, M. Feist. Mr. and Mrs. J. McKay and family of Sarnia with. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace of Dearborn, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Haist: Mr. Art Bailey, St..Catharities, with .Mr. and Mrs. C. Radford.. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beaver and sons, Exeter, with Mr. •and Mrs. H. Beaver. • Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Robert- on and Amie, London, With Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Beaver. Mr. ancl'Mrsi. Roy Wolfe, De-' roit, -With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd eiser. . • ; R: Wolfe, Detroit, with Mr. nd Mrs. `' A. Wolfe. ' 'qrs. 0. Pearson, Mr. Alvin earson and Mr Harold Glan- ille of Manitoulin, with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink- einer and family, Barrie,. Mr. nd Mrs. Frenth and Mrs. Beat-, lee Tate, Waterdown, Miss Mal - eta Schenk, London and M-..nd Mrs, J: Fuller and Latina f Exeter, with Mr, and Mrs. oseph Einkbeiner. Rev. and Mrs,: F. Feist and amily of Kitchener' with Mrs. Faist. Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent nd Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Leary, etroit, with Mrs. S. Lamport. Mr, and Mrs, William Berry nd Mr, and Mrs. G. McAlpine London with Mrs. A. M. erry,. Mr. and Mrs. McKee d son, Bradley, of Landon, mit Easter with her parents, r. and IVIrs. Aaron Wein. Mrs. McKee and sort remained for a sit. Mr, and Mrs. •john Nedza eitt the weekend in North Bay th Sgt, and Mrs. William mith and .Alan: Mr, and Mrs. Edwards d Diane •of Walkerton vialterl th Mr: 'and Mrs, Sant Sims d ()theft relatives over •Easter lidays, • Mrs, Sam 13 a yitham spent * w days with Mr. and rd retain in Shipka lag Week. Vfr l't. Salt Baynhani and sort ssell Spent God Friday in Mr. and 1VIrs, trod Darling d boys and Pits, M. 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