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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-11-19, Page 18• Page la The. •Times -Advocate, ,Nevernber 19, :1959 Crediton WA group chooses • new officers By MRS. M. FAIST Opening :Serviee was conducted by Mrs. G. Hill when VVeman's Auxiliary of the United Church met in the church school room ,on Thursday and study book Was reviewed by Mrs. S. King, The memory of the late Mrs. R Hill was honored during Pre following session, which was con- ducted by president Airs. R. Lan -wort. Reports were given and letters of :appreciation read. An offering of $50 was 'moved to the Al and Al Fund, Plans were made :for Christ- mas meetings: and: decision made to remember shut-ins, Rev. R. S. Bilk was present and installed 'oficers for the new year, Afternoon hostesses were Mrs, R. Reid and Mrs, G. Zwick - gr. President elected was Airs, Russell Finkbeiner; vice-presi- dents, Mrs. G. Zwicker, Airs. E. Neil and Mrs. R. Swartz; 'secretary, Mrs, Lightfoot; ass't secretary, Mrs. N. Lain port; WA treasurer., Mrs. S, King; WATS treasurer, Mrs, A. Baker; press secretary., Mrs, S. King; parsonage •poininittee,' Mrs, E, Lemliort, Mrs. S. King and Mrs, L. Preszcater; good cheer, Mrs.,'.P.;Kenney, Mrs, L. Hill and Mrs. P'reszcator; pian- ists, Mrs. J, Galleway, Mrs. A. Baker; •Christian Stewardship secre- tary, Mrs, C. Kenney; literature, corresponding and reserve fund secretary, Mrs, G. Hill; mission- ary monthly secretary, Mr, Preszcator; •supply secretary, Mrs. M. King; Baby Band super- intendent, Mrs, Reid; ass't, Mrs. Neil; Mission Band leader, Mrs. N. Lampert; ass'ts, Mrs. C. Ken- ney and Airs. J. Galloway; audi- tors, Mrs, Zwicker, Mrs, Presz- cater. Crediton Closeteers The third meeting of the Credi- ton Closeteers was held Friday at 4 o'clock at the Community Centre, The roll call was "One necessity of a clothes closet." The leaders demonstrated how to make a garment cover and to cover a hat box and "Good Clothes Closet Essentials" were discussed. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Howard Heist, of Fenwick, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Fink- beiner and family. Mrs. Vaughn MacPherson, of Arkona, and Miss Mabel Man- ders of Watford spent the .weeli. 'end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer W- ' Mr. and Mrs. EdoPenhale :and Mr..and Mrs. Clayton Merner, .of Dashwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •William Bender Hand Mr. and Mrs, Allan Becker. Mrs. _jack Kennedy and Ross, of London, :spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence ROL Mr. Martin Morlock, of To- ronto, spent the weekend with Mr: Eldon Smith and fronds, Mr. and Aim Billiard SparlIng, Alr..n'ncl Mrs. .Cjaire 'p' g, of Walkerton, spent Sunday with Mr. Eldon Smith, Mrs. If. Spar. Jing is remaining for a week. I This week in • Inc e sea By MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS Personal items Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Jennison and family, of Grand Bend, ',were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Elwyn Kerslake. Mrs. Harry Ford, of Woodham spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Misses Dora and Beatrice Del - bridge moved .to Exeter- on Tues- day for the winter months. Mrs. Fred Walters and girls and Mr. and Mrs, John Wicks and family visited in London .on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Cowan, Miss Isabelle Sugden and Air, Tennyson Johns visited on Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Box at- tended the funeral of a friend in Rodney on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Jack 13:ailey, of Stratford and Alr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Ford and Jennifer of Kitch- ener and Mrs. Harry Ford were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford and Ricky, WHALEN Mr, and Mrs, Amos Graver, Mrs, Lillian Belford and Mr, and Mrs. Wes Sanders and Carol Ann, all of Mitchell, were Sun- day guests of Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Ez===:7717.7r:n7r:77r"-7,',, Tepice from • Whalen By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE ... ....... ......... ..... . , • , „ WMS and WA Eleven members and one visi- tor were present at the Nevem- ber WMS and WA meetings at the home of Mrs. Bert Duffield. Mrs. Alton Neil was in charge of the WMS with the theme "The ;claims of a Mission." In the worship service Mrs, Neil was assisted by Mrs. Wil- liam Morley Jr, It was decided during the business meeting that each mem- ber he asked to bring fruit, eggs and a toy 'to the December Meeting for the Thos, Allway Ilonae, London, for Christrnas. Mrs. Duffielkl presided over the WA meeting. Mrs. Aiiine Pullen, Mrs. Elahre and Mrs, Ray Parkinson assisted in the devotional service, Mrs. William Morley Jr. re- ported $140 taken in at the re- cent bazaar. Mrs. Ray Parkin- son and Mrs, Alton Neil were appointed to make the107ch committee lists out for 196 After some discussion it was decided to change the regular :meeting day from the second Thursday of each month to the second Tuesday. Plans were made and committees appointed to serve a wedding dinner in the Sunday School rooms of the church early in December. Personal iern s Mr. and Mrs. William Heather moVed to their new home In St. Marys on Saturday. Mr. Gordon Hodgins is assist- ing Mr, Don Edwards at the Royal Winter Fair. Gordon Grant and Allen Hodgins Will compete on Thursday in the Queen's Guinean competition with their 4-H Club calves, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Dann, London, were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Mor- ley Sr. Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Melville Gunning. Mr. Ronald Squire visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fitzgerald, London, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hardie, Ebenezer, visited Saturday •eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. F, Squire. Mr. and Mrs. William Morley Sr. and Mr. Howard Morley vis- ited recently with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Squire, Kirkton. Several from the community attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Campbell Birch, St. Marys, on Monday. adies at Dashwood give clothin At the meeting of the Luthe- ran LadiesAid held WednestlaY. •.Nevember 11, the pastor Rev. K. L. Zorn took the topic "A -Chris- •tian Wedding," The ladies were divided into four groups and answered ques- tions on the following headings, (1) Marriage in general () pre- marital eounseling (3) the wed- ding service (4,) other consideral Lions. Lynda Rader ,favoured with accordion selections. Mrs. Mired Merrier presided for the business. A Christian Growth Institute was held in Grace Lutheran Church Mitchell November 16, Five hundred pounds of clothing were packed by Group II for European Re- lief with Guenther -Tuckey clone - ting their trucking services to Kitchener. The December meeting will be the annual meeting and Christ: Inas party combined. Each mem- ber is to bring a cash donation for the Children's Aid at Gode- rich. Closing devotions on marriage were conducted by Pastor Zorn. Mrs. Eling Rader and her group convened the program. Recent bride feted Mrs. Melvin Restemayer and Jane were hostessesat a Friclay evening tneous shower a for Mrs. 'James Becker, the for- meiDiane Kraft when the young ladies of the community were" guests, 1 After several contests a mock wedding was performed with , Judy and Lynda Kraft, the bride and groom and Mrs. Restemayer, the preacher, Jane Restemayer read the address and Judy and Lynda Kraft presented the gifts in a gaily decorated basket: Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Howard Weiberg of Kitchener were weekend guests with Mr .and Mrs, Fred Weiberg. Mrs, Frieda Bruer of New Hamburg is visiting w ith her mother, Mrs. Jacob Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gam- ble and family of London and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family spent and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. John Neeb and girls of Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kraft and family of Lon- don, Mrs. Madeline Fleet and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Restemayer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stelck and g for relief Mrs,. Flessie Stade visited with Mr and Mrs. Mervyn Stelck at Bradford last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maier spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Len Ver i and Mn, and Mrs. Erwin Ford and Debbie in Exe- ter, MtMernscl.! Margaret Coornbes and Mrs. Carl Maier attended a sur prise chicken dinner in Exeter Friday night in honour of their Mother, Mrs. William Cutting who celebrated her 70th birth- day. Mrs. Cutting received some nice gifts from the family. Eve- ning was spent in playing cards. Men's Club elect Dashwood Men's Club held their annual meeting Monday evening when election of officers took place. President elected is Alvin Wal - per; vice -presidents, Ken Mc - Crag, Reinhold Miller and Harry Hoffman; %secretary - treasurer, Harry Hayter; finance commit- tee, V. L. Becker, Mervin Tie- rnan; attendance and member- ship,' Herbert Miller,George Tiernan Ervin Schade, EduCation committee, Dr, V. L, Gulens, Lorne Kleinstiyer, William Haugh; program and en- tertainment, Roy Morenz, Wally. Becker, Glen Webb, Rebert Hay- ter, Russell lioperoft; reporter, Harry Hoffman; auditors, Harold; Kellerman, Albert Miller. . . . .. . . . Report on Shipka Gay Gals The Grand Bend 4-H Home- makers Club, "Gay Gals," held, the, November meeting at the home of Mrs. Les Adams. Mrs. Ed Gill opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge and the roll call was answered with "Your pre- sent method of clothes storage." An explanation of up-to-date clothes closets was given by the leaders. Officers for the new year were chosen with president, Ka- ren Taylor, press correspondent, June Morenz and secretary, Ei- leen Morrissey, Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ed Gill. Wedding annIvers•ry Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Swei4er entertained et dinner on Satin*, day evening M honer of Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Sweitzer s Oth Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bre_eng wedding Anikivers'Ary. Mss Joan Raker and Mr. Ray Guests included Mr. and Mrs. INebb attended the reception fol. Milton Switzer anO. Sandra, lowing the Sfilith-Coward wed- SM itas r. P,V0erlrrs.N.um A S h a r p Me, cCMallsis1 eaPr°s. M.andMn s. ingrenSaturday aftuerni"Irenz William Ratz, MISS Gertrude and Billie and Mrs. J. Coleman Ratz, Mrs. Jacob Ratz, Mrs. and Miss Shirley Coleman were Milton Ratz, Mr, and Mrs, Rey Sunday visitors with Mr. and Ratz, Donald, and Harvey, and; Mrs. Ross Corbett, Steven and "1!6„Tr. ,404 Mrs. Crawford Mao Portienal Itims 1Kr.' and Mrs. Howard Clarke, , ••••••".•!!"t' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West, nnnAnd fanalY of London visited on &Ando' with Mo. Westtnezei parents> Xr. and Mrs. Herbert and Wrldene si;e:,SitlaP4141 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clarlte An4 family near Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Mon Comfort of Fenwylc visited en Mondar with thew daughters Mrs. Sttu art Sweitzer, Mrs. Milton Sweit‘ zer, Mrs. Jack Pickering thew families Thin k oi Service when' you buythat electrical .gift this Christmas The happy person who re- ceives that handsome elec- trical gift from you will be truly grateful if you pur- chase it from the store which gives expert ,service. We at Russell Electric have two fully trained expert servicemen who can assure you of satisfaction. Bob Russell and Pat Skinner have, had many years' ex- perience in the repair of all 'types of appliances and TV. You'll know your gift will be cared for properly and repaired promptly when you buy from Russell's. _•••,.,....•••••••••••••••••••••=111._. - Russell Electric PHONE 109 GE - Philco .- Thor - Phillips EXETER Why Be Cold With Such Hot Prices? 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