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s. lodge's own installation team of. les
5 Wednesday nieht !October 1,
By MRS. J. M. $. e. when it inducted the pew °M -
aye praise and thailLs unto the pieces one roll of arrowroot vers of its own lodge.
Lordcookies; add 1 cup daped nuta District Deputy President Mrs.
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For bountiful is He;' -Gladys Chambers was in charge
and stir thoroughly into choco-
His lender Mercy cloth endure late mixture. Pack lightly in 8 qr., the r.Rual.
Unto eternity. x 8 greased tin and chill Hum- Pride of Huron's officers are:
Psalm 10� eughly. Ice with butter Icing. P.N.G..e Mrs. Jean Johns; N.G.,
Melt slowly 1 oz. square of ehoc. Alrs. Luella Taylor; V.G., Mrs:
olate and 1 tsp. butter and itirie. Mary Fisher, R.S.N., Miss Ruth
ble" over icing,
Skinner; L.S.N., Mrs. Ruby Bea-
vers'' R.V.G., Mrs. Mabel Me -
Marshmallow Roll Knight ; L.S.V.,. Mrs. Evelyn
14 single gra' am wafers Whiting.
crushed Recording secretary, Mrs. Mar-
la coloured marshmallows gar.et Fletcher; financial secre-
cut up. tary, Mrs. Lena Kirkland; -trees-
1/2 cup chopped nuts urer, Mrs, Katherin Vriese; war -
1/2 tsp. vanilla den, Mrs. Delmar Skinner; con -
1 cup chopped dates (tutor, Mrs, Bernice F or d;
6 cherries cut up -chaplain, Mrs. Lois McFalls;
1/3 cup coconut musician, Mrs. Lena Willard;
Moisten with condensed milk, color bearer, Mrs. Olive Hicks;
Mix well. Form in rolls any size 1.0.., Mrs. Marion Skinner; O.
desired. - Crush 3 more wafers G., Mrs. Helete Bell.
and. coat the tolls well. Chill and Visitors included Mrs. Beryl
slice with sharp knife. Lucas, deputy president of the
Lemon Crumbles Brant district 28A and N.G. Mrs.
How very much we as 'Cana-
dians have to be thankful for!
Let us pause this weekend and
rout our blessings and privi-
leges. No other people are as
fa%erect as we are. Let us not
lake it all for granted.
Friends will be dropping in
over the holiday weekend and
you will serve them a cup of tea
and a snack. -Here are some
cookie recipes from the Lucan
Women's Institute with which
they won first prize at Western
Fair.
Arrowroot Chocolate Squares
In double boiler cook until
thick:
1/2 cup white sugar
1/4 cup cocoa
1 tsp. vanilla
2 beaten .eggs
1;8 tsp. salt
1 2 cup butter or margarine
Cool slightly. Break in small
Marjorie Clark of Balmoral
1 cup vanilla wafer
crumbs Lodge, Paris.
1 cup flour
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup sugar
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Guides Choose
Patrol Seconds
By LIEUT. ALICE CARTER
There were 22 Guides present
at last Thursday's Guide meet-
ing, The Oriole Patrol came
first, the Swallow Patrol second
and. the Canary Patrol third in
the first game of the evening.
Mary Kieleen was chosen Pa-
trol second for the Canary Patrol ,
and Joan Dettmer was chosen
Patrol Second for the Swallow
Patrol.
Shirley Genttner and Carolynn
Simmons were both given the
opportunity to be the Second of
the Oriole Patrol depending on
which earned their second class
badge and completed the path-
finders badge.
A second game was played
after the Guides had worked in
the Patrol Corners. They Canary
Patrol won, the Swallow Patrol
second and the Oriole Patrol
came third in this game.
Each girl is requested to
bring the fee of one dollar this
week.
Campfire and Guide Taps
were followed by the good -night
salute which was taken by Lieut.
Doreen Pearce
Evening Auxiliary
Studies Mexico
Thankstiving was the theme
of the. October meeting of the
Willing Workers Evening Auxil-
iary held in the church parlors
Monday evening.
'The autumn thankoffering was
taken following scripture read-
ing by Mrs. W. H. Hodgson and
reading by Mrs. William Ker.
nick.
The study chapter "Protestant-
ism in Mexico" was taken by
Mi's. Ralph Batten whose group
convened the
"program and re-
freshments. "More and more
Canadians are travelling to Mex-
ico every year but does our con-
cern go any deeper than a pass-
inginterest?" challenged Mrs.
Batten.
Mrs. James Smith was in the
chair and was assisted in the
worship period by Miss Meta
Salter and Mrs. Andrew Dixon.
A medley of sacred hymns was
heard •on the record player of
Mrs. W. H. Pollen.
President Mrs. Wes Witmer
conducted. the business when a
donation was voted to the
Wheable memorial atCold Lake
Hospital, Alberta. The south sec-
tional W.M.S. meeting was an-
nounced for Friday, October 10
at Crediton United church in
morning and afternoon sessions.
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'Evening Auxiliary
Makes Donation
At ethe October meeting of
Main Street Evening Auxiliary
a donation of $25 was voted to
the Unitarian Service Commit-
tee.
Plans were also made to as-
sist. the W.A.' and W.M.S. with
the bazaar and tea on Saturday,
November 1. Mrs.' Jack Doerr
presided for the business.
Mrs. Ralph, Sweitzer and her
group were in charge of the
program and Mrs. Sweitzer was
assisted in the devotion by Mrs.
Peter Plantinga, Mrs. William
,, Mrs. William McKen-
zie, Mrs. Ilthadd Skinner and
Mrs, Cecil Wilson,
Thanksgiving readings were
given by Mrs. Ross 'hickey and
Mrs. Sweitzer, Mrs. Seigfriod
Klatt accompanied on the piano
by her mother, taught thd group
two new hymns.
A ,Bible quiz was • conducted
by, Mrs. Doerr followed by a
spelling contest. 'Mrs. Sweitzer
and her group were hostesses
for the 'social hour,
James St. WA
Plans Banquet
A Thanksgiving' message was
presented by WS. Allen Fraser
at the October meeting of the
Worn a h's ASSoeia lion of James
Street United church on Thurs-
day a fterrionn.
Mrs. If. J. Jones led in the
devotional and Mrs. Kenneth ()t-
imei favored with two piano
solos and Mrs. IL L. Surgis,
with a vocal solo. '
Pates were finalized for the
CYC banquet in flue church on
Saturday, October 25. The sixth
sem i -a nntiai meeting of Ttnron
Presbytery W.A. was announced
for October 25 in Bayfield United
ehurch.
Vice-president MrS, William
Xertlick presided.
The l'imes..Advocele. welcomee
news about you or your family,
none ITO or the correspondent
it yetir area,
Disfrict Weddings
—Continued from rage 12
shades. Miss June Borland,
served, at the Hillcrest Teal
Exeter. bridesmaid. Miss I'atri.
Wenn. Mitchell, and later a re.
ceOtion was held at the home of I vial Moffatt, London, * junior
the bride's perents. The bride'sbridesmaid. emit Miss Sandra
mother received the guests Mn. olfletnasiragile.rinaes. If)loal;icdr mgoirt..1
wearing a royal blue (tress with dressed in similarly styledpowder blue accessories and a gowns
red rose -corsage. The groom's ' fall. London, was ringbearer.
mother chose a lace dress with Gerald Dearing, Exeter, was
royal blue accessories and a groomsman and ushers were Bert
Borland, Centralia and, Eldred
corsage of red roses.
For a honeymoon . spent in Moffett, London.
Montreal the bride changed for A reception was held in -Glen-
travelling to a pink sheath of ford Community Centre where
lace over taffeta with matching the bride's mother received
acltleises o rei eosu.p
le. reside in: accessories with pink rose cm'.
Kingston. ! goosis -.p
i blue gown end
sage. The groom's mother wore
Mint green lace sheath dress,
of
accessories anti corsage
emmon-Edgar of pale yellow carnations.
Anita Mae Louise Edgar, For travelling to Ottawa end
other daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvinther northern points the brid
Leslie Lemmon, son of Mr. and dress. feathered hat and white
and Robert
ocii•lca.17dedcortosagae. royal blue wool
C. Edgar, London,
Mrs. Howard W. Lemmon, Var-
na, exchanged marriage vows in They will reside on the groom's
Colborne Street United Church farm, Thames Road.
on Saturday, September •27, be -
for the Rev, J. A. 0. McKenna. Maxwell -Brown
The bride wore a floor -length
gown of slipper satin and French In St. James United church,
lace. The princess line bodice Windsor, the marriage
of Bar -
was styled with a scalloped sa- tiara nodule Brown, .tratford,
brine neckline and lily point only dal ..f Mrs. John. Dun
sleeves. The skirt featured front nell. St. Marys, and the late
and back panels of lace 'which robe Donnell in John George
extended to a slight train. A sat- Maxwell, Windsor, son of Mr.
in leaf -styled headdress held her j and Mrs. Laurence Maxwell,
finger-tip veil of French illusion,! St. Marys, was solemnized on
She carried a nosegay of red 1 Saturday, September 27 at 11
roses and white Shasta 'mums. a.m.
Matron of honor for her sister Attendants were Mrs. Leone
was Mrs. Raymond Bentley and McLeod, Stratford and Mr. Doug -
bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert las liofftnan, Windsor.
Kerslake, sister of the groom, Following a trip to the Latit
and Miss Joan Edgar, sister of rentians Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
Wind-
sor,
have taken up residence in
themums in tangerine and cream
the bride. They were gowned
alike in pastel and dark shades
of blue taffeta, Wendy Thomas,
London, niece of' the groom, was
flower girl. , New services . , . new pro-
, ducts . special prices
Keith Love, K e , was bargain laUys. Read about them
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The 'annual convention of the
London Area Women's Institute
will he held in Masonic Temple,
London, on October 21, ?..2 and
23. The theme ef the conference
is "Patriotism is not enough; I
must bear no hatred in my heart .
toward anyone" — Edith Cavell.
Speakers will be Mrs. J. Hag-
garty, provincial president, Miss
:Helen MeKereher, director of
Home Economics Service and
Jr. E. G. Pleva of the University
of Western Ontario will address
these attending the banquet
Tuesday evening,
Mrs. George Wilson, Wood-
ham, will show pictures of her
trip to the ACWW conference in
Ceylon last year. Mrs. Harold
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Walper, Grand Bend, will be
chairman.
Main St. Groups
Discuss Bazaar
At the October meeting of the
W.A. and W.M.S. of Main. Street
United church plans were made
for the bazaar and tea on Sat.
urday, November 1. and also for
the church anniversary on Sun-
day, October 26 when Rev. Mar-
shall of Whilechurch will be the
guest minister.
Mrs. Cecil Skinner presented
the first chapter of the new study
book "Christian Concerns of
North American Neighbors",
Mrs, B. W. Tuckey conducted
the worship period.
A quilting is to be held in the
Church this Thursday afternoon.
A donation was vothd to Cold
Lake Hospital, Alberta in mem-
ory of the late Mrs. G." A.
Wheable, London.
President Mrs. J. A. Sweitzer
was in the chair for the meet -
groomsman and James Edgar, . in. The Times -Advocate. ing.,
brother of the bride, and Wil-
liam Lemmon, brother of the
groom, ushered. Shane dgar
was ringbearer.
For travelling, the bride
changed to a cocoa brown sheath
dress with brown and white
checked coat, orange and brown
accessories and corsage of
Orange Delight roses. e.
The couple will reside in Lon-
don.
Borland -Willard
White and tangerine. gladioli,
fern and candelabra formed the
setting in 'Mount Hope United
church for the marriage of Eli-
zabeth Anne Willard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. .T. Willard,
Mount Hope and John F. Bor-
land, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Borland, Thames Road
on Saturday, September 20 at
3 p.m.
The Rev. Douglas C. Craig of-
ficiated and Mrs. Gladys Smuck
played traditional wedding music
and accompanied the soloist
'Miss Maxine Reeder, Exeter who
' sang "I'll Walk Beside You"
and "Because."
GiVe.n in marriage by her fa-
ther the bride was, gowned in
white taffeta featuring a round
neckline of Italian lace and
bouffant skirt sweeping into a
train. A crown headdress of
pearls held her finger tip veil
and she carried a prayer book
crested with white orchid.
Miss • Barbara Young, Mount
Hope, wore a kelly green sleeve-
less dress with matching pill-
box headdress. She carried fea-
thered carnations and chrysan-
Describes Trip
To Caven Circle
At the meeting of Caven Con-
gregational Circle held at the
home of Mrs. James Wilson on
Monday evening pans were dis-
cussed for the annual fowl sup-
per to be held Wednesday, Oc-
tober 22 and for the Christmas
Fair on Saturday, December 6.
Mrs. Harry Strang gave an in-
teresting account of a trip which
she and her husband took in the
early summer to the eastern
provincee. of Quebec with the
Ontario Crop and Soil Associa-
tion.
Mrs. S. Klatt sang a WO Se -
converged by her mother, Mrs.
Frank Wildfong, Mrs. Norah
Taylor gave a reading and Mrs.
Alvin Moir conducted the devo-
tional. '
Mrs. Hilton Laing presided
for the meeting and was as-
sisted in the social hour by Mrs.
John Burke.
Groups Witness
Hat, Fur Show
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority and of the Lldies Aye
Haag to South Huron Hospital
were guests of the Women's Aux-
iliary of TICAF Centralia on
Tuesday evening at the S. A. D.
McCurdy School auditorium.
The highlight of the eveninz
was a hat and fur show with
Mrs. Peggy Kell, London, as
commentator. Bats and furs for
the fall season were modelled by
the Elizabeth Salon of Services,
London. -
President Mrs. S. E. Walkett
welcomed the guests. A buffet
luncheon was enjoyed during the
social hour.
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