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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-14, Page 15AIR FORCE MODELS DRESS—The fashion show in Ex- eter Legion Hall Thursday night showed what the well- caressed woman in uniform wears this year. From left to right, F/0 J. E. Chapman wears the khaki dress uniform; AWL Susan Anderson wearing the blue dress uniform; F/O Madelaine Theriault wears the summer working dress; F/L Elizabeth Bell models the officers' mess kit. Beside her is Mrs. J. M. Gibson, the commentator, and F/0 Mariette Gelinas wears her nurses' uniform on duty. —RCAF Photo G.iri Guides plant tulips At the meeting of the local Association to Guides and Brown- ies Last Tuesday :it was voted to buy 200 tulip bulbs for fall planting oft the Scout property in commemoration of the golden jubilee of the movement in Can- ada. It was decided to go ahead with plans for catering 'l+o the District Scout Rally to be held in Exeter in the fall. Mrs. Sheldon Wein reported on the Brownie uniforms that had been turned in to her. Mrs. Wein conducts a Brownie uniform ex- change. It was voted to pay the camp assessment of $1:5 and the ex- penses :for the Brownie and Guide leaders who attended the lead- ers' training course at Kitchener. Parents of Guides will be ask- ed to drive td the Guide Field day held at Camp Keewaydin, May 23, P'resident Mrs. J. W. Corbett conducted the meeting, Mrs, W. C. Johnston acted as secre- tary and Mrs, Ralph , Guettner, as treasurer. WI annual Thursday The District Annual of South Huron Women's Institutes is be- ing held in Grand Bend United Church on Thursday, May 21 in morning and afternoon sessions. Mrs. Greer Hislop, Stratford, Provincial Board Director, and Mrs. Harvey Wales, Komoka, chairman of the London Area, will be the guest speakers and Mrs. Hislop willconduct the election of officers. Dinner will be served in the church. Groups entertain babies, mothers After the meeting of the WA. and WMS of Main Street United church on Thursday afternoon niembers of the Baby Band and their mothers were entertained. Mrs. Ralph Sweitzer conducted a short program after which a social time was enjoyed. At the regular meeting plans were made for the evening of Tuesday, May, 19 when Dr. 11 H. Savage of Pontiac, Mich. will preach at 8 p.m, in the church. Mrs. Glen McKnight conducted the devotional, With the theme "Walking with 'God." She was assisted by Mrs. Percy Merle - ley, Mrs, R. E. Russell and Mrs, B, W. Tuckey, Misses Shirley Wurm and Shin. ley Merkley .favored with a duet, Minister's Wife speaks to WA At the May meeting, of Tames Street Woman's Association held '.Thursday afternoon Mrs. H, J. Snell was the speaker choosing as her theme Our Places in the }tome," "Mothers must be practicing Christians" slid Mrs. Snell, She stressed three attributes which all women in the. home should cultivate; .love, cheerfulness and a well established. faith a spoke of a Mother's 'task as "i# great trust." Mrs, IL H. Cowen led in the devotional aseisted. by Mrs, .[rivers, Mrs It, E. Pooley and Miss Verne Coates sang a dutt accompanied by Mrs, Snell, lairs, Palley lave a report 'cif the .Iltiron. Presbyterial meeting held at Mdncrietf United church, A rtiscussiee M nilly One wont. en's organization in the church was it feature et the program. During the business for which tsresident Mrs, Wllliarte .hes nick pre=sided lilAns W1 fe finalited .rot"' the Blessoln ``ea and 'hake Melt nestleyr tbty letirtt, group ori Wed. Giri Guide Corner sy LINDA JOHNSTON Seven Brownies of the 1st Exe- ter Pack assisted Miss Joanne Hosie, St. Marys, in passing her Gold Cord Challenge on Satur- day in Exeter, Joanne took Linda Blanchard, Mary Coehranc, Deb- bie Johnston, Brenda Dinney, Elizabeth Eilerington, Elizabeth Snell and Pamela. Ersman on a hike, cooking their meals and rendering first aicl as part of her test, * * * Mrs. Thomas Kerr, Brown Owl of. the 1st Jack and Mrs. Joe Wooden, Tawny Owl have re- cently passed their warrant tests. * • • Guides from the Oriole, Canary and Swallow Patrols passed sev- eral tests at the Guide meeting Thursday evening, Captain. Mrs. C. R. Tomlinson told the girls about the Cainp- cook-out; at Camp Keewaydin to be held May 23. There were 24 Guides present, The next meeting will he a sports night in place of the reg- ular meeting. Friends shower Patricia Sillery Miss Patricia Sillery, bride - elect of Saturday has been hon- ored on several ocacsions last week. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Mur- ray Neil and Mrs. Carl Turner entertained 30 friends and rela- tives for a miscellaneous shower for Pat. Rena. Murray gave a reading and games and contests were enjoyed. Gifts were pre- sented in baskets. Thursday evening neighbors presented Pat with a floor lamp at the home of Mrs. Garnet Hicks with Mrs, Frank Lostell as co -hostess. Piano, selections - Were given by Mary Ann Lostell and Sandra Prout and a reading by Mrs. Victor Jeffery. Friday afternoon employees of Tuckey Beverages presented Pat with a floor polisher and on Fri- day evening a miscellaneous shower was held by the Mission Circle girls of James Street church at the home of Mrs. Harold Patterson. Exchange Vows At Mount Carmel In a ceremony ill Our Lady i r 1 of - Mount Caine church of Saturday, May 9 at 10 a.m., Tilly Arts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Arts, RR 2 Crediton, and Gary Manders, son of. 'Mr. and Mrs. Anton ifander5, RR 1 Lucan, exchanged marriage vows before Father .belly. The bride, given in niarriage by her father, wore a floor- length gown of nylon and lace over taffeta and carried red 'roses. .ler sister, Miss Ann Arts, of London, was her attendant and wore a blue lace ;town over tar - feta and carried blue anti white ted :Madders, London, was his brother's best man and Peel Dietrich, Motint Carmel, played traditional wedding music, A wedding reception was held in Crediton Com inunity Hall where the bride's mother recely- ed in a blue silk gown with white accessories And the groom's mother also chose blue silk. Per travelling to Niegare Falls the bride changed to a blue printed silk dress With beige duster and 'pink aceetsorie8. 'the couple will inAke their hoiii in Kenioka The ltappiiieeS of ;Visor lite tie, pends, linen the duality of your thoughts. Groups host to mothers Following the tradition of Beta Sigma Phi to honor mothers with a tea the members of Alpha Pi Chapter entertained their moth- ers last Wednesday afternoon in the ,reception room. of James Street 'United church, The sponsor . of the Chapter, Mrs. M. C. .Fletcher, was the speaker telling about the art of china painting and displaying several pieces of her own Nandi- work. She was introduced by Mrs. William Schlegel and thank- ed by Mrs. William King, Guests were received by Mrs. Clara. Wellington. and .a welcome extended by vice-president Mrs, R. M. Read 'who also • paid, a tribute to mothers. Mothers were introduced by their daughters and ' presented with a Special Mother's Day copy of ideals. Brenda Dinney favored with a solo and with verse speaking. Mrs. Read presented past pres- ident Mrs. John Goman 'with a jewelled gavel as a retiring pres- ent. A. cup of tea was served for which Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Wellington poured. 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Continued From I'age U a No. ,6 khaki dress tuiiterm cut on same lines as the airwoman's blue dress uniform, F/0 Marlette Gelinas, a nurse in .the medical branch of the RCAF:, wore the white uniform .a nurse wears on duty, AM. Susan 'Wolin modelled the No. 5 blue working dress featuring slacks and Eisenhower jacket. This outfit ie worn for outdoor duty on cold days and when engaged in strenuous work where a skirt would be out of place. F/L Betty Bell wore the offi- rers mess kit worn at all formal functions in the mess. The short jacket, known as a pea, jacket, is made of molten cloth which feels like moleskin. Beneath the jacket is worn a white nylon blouse with black velvet tie. During intermission, tea and cookies were served, convened by Airs, W. Seldon, with Mrs. Jack Pryde as co•convener• Dress,up fashions For dress -up occasions, Diane Oke paraded a pale blue organdy dress trimmed with pink flowers. This fragile -appearing dress was actually a "wash and wear" and will stand a lot of active wearing. Mrs. hldrid Simmons wore a full -skirted afternoon dress in a new black and white waffle weave, A dramatic black patent belt emphasized the waistline. A white hat and white jewellery completed her costume, A wedding party was modelled in which Mrs. Coward wore her own wedding gown of white Chan- tilly lace and nylan net over satin. 'Her sister, Miss Caroline Simpson, as bridesmaid, wore blue chiffon over taffeta with large picture hat of matching material, and her shoes covered to match. The mother of the bride wore a blue flowered chif- fon with batu neckline, bib collar and soft flowing skirt. A blue flowered hat with the wide look added to the ensemble. For night wear, Peggy Mc- L44gh1in modelled ;in Arobossect. cotton house Foot over blue printed combed cotton baby doll, pyjamas. Martha Cochrane ,chose a duster of 100 per cent pink nylon embossed with Tosca, trimmed with nylon lace, and fully lined with nylon, Her baby doll pyjamas were in pink nylon tricot trimmed with embroidery and lace. Others who modelled were Mrs. Les Parker, Miss Matilda Giret, Airs. Jint Wilson, Mrs, Graham Mason, Mrs. Pearl li'enderson, Mrs. Gerald Dawson, Mise Lois T'inney, Barbara Stanlake, Gare! Hogarth, Cathy Simmons and Nancy Strang. The make-up and cosmetics used by the models were by courtesy of Mrs. William McLean and Mrs. Lloyd Cushman. Make- up this season follows the key- note "of feminity and muted calors give a fresh appearance. Nail polish conies in, pale .porce- lain yellows, mauves, pinks, also apricot and peach colors which take nicely to the beige And white colors worn so muchthis season. At the close of the show a bake sale was announced. The, sale was convened by Mrs. Norman Stanlake and Mrs. Fred Sim. mons. ' rs. Art Whilsmith, Mrs. An- drew Johnston, Mrs, John Burke and Mrs. Milton Laing were the over-all committee of the event, A lace tablecloth which was given to the Circle by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bridges, now stationed in. Germany with the RCAF, but former members of Coven church, was sold by silent auc- tion. Mrs. C. J. Ersman won the cloth, Overheard in the company cof- fee bar: "Gee, I'd better get back to the office, or I'll be late for quitting time," 'Ms 1im.s.Advecatst Mi y IR 1959 Pies Fwd •#dinettes buy hospital cart he purchase of a cart for use cart of their awn through :South in South 4Iuron Hospital, a $23 Huron Hospital channels for the donation to the Cancer Fund and purpose of selling confections, the election of officers foatured ei;,.rettes, toilet articles, station* the business Meeting of the ery and sundry articles to the • .Dinette club at the iaome of .the hospital patients. The Kinett.ea president, Mrs, Ray Frayne on have been .doing this for same Monday .evening, time hut used a hospital cart. The group ,plans to .purchase a Mrs. Don Robertson was :elect ed president for the 7$ tt,6U Rin- ette year, Vice-president iia Mrs, Calvin Wein; secretary, Mrs. Lete Sherman; treasurer, Mrs. ;John Burke, and registrar, Mrs. Gor- don Baynliani, Mrs. Les Parket and Mrs. Irvine Armstrong prey rented the slate of officers. • threesladies tie in cake contest The Woman's Auxiliary of Trivitt Memorial chant held a successful lea and bake sale in'.Assisting the hostess were 'Mrs, the Central hotel dining room on Armstrong, Mrs. Bud Prescatoz Saturday .afternoen, and Mrs. Parker, A feature he was "I'"I' bean guessingof tconteske sal. Threea LeeThe Sherdrawman.was won by ladies tied to within three of the correct number. 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