HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-08-09, Page 15MR, AND MRS. LLOYD HODGINS
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The Exoter Tunea.Arivocate is pleased to puhlish these. itema We
and our readers are Interested in yoy and your iriends. Phone A35. 1311.
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in a double ring ceremony in.
C.aven Presbyterian C h u r e h,
Exeter, Melon Marie Taylor,
daughter of Mrs. Taylor and
the late James W. Taylor,
Exeter, became the bride of
Roy Lloyd ilodgins, Exeter,
son of Mrs, Hodgins and the
late R. L, Hodgins, London, on
Saturday, July 25 at 3:30 p.m,
Rev. John C. Boyne offi ,
ciated before a background of
baskets of white gladioli and
white shasta daisies, fern and,
candelabra. Mrs. W. G, Coch-
rane, Grand • Bend, furnished,
the wedding music and accom-
panied the soloist, Douglas
Fleischauer, Clinton, who sang
"The Lord's Prayer" and "0
Perfect, Love."
Given in marriage by her
brother-in-law, Edwin It i I 1 .5,
Waterloo, the bride wore a
floor-length gown of Chantilly
lace over peau de sole fash-
ioned with lily point sleeves
and scoop neckline accented
with seed pearls. The bouffant
skirt was styled with peau do
sole binding and rosettes and
swept to a brush train. .tier
elbow-length tiered veil was
held by a tiara of pearls and
aurora borealis and she car-
ried a cascade of American
Beauty roses, ivy and stephano-
tis.
Mrs, Edwin Mills, Waterloo,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor and Miss Jeanette
Taylor, Exeter, was brides-
maid, They were gowned alike
in turquoise silk organza with
bell shaped skirts, matching
headdresses and white accesso-
ries. They carried hand bou-
quets of shasta daisies.
Gerald 'AleFalls, Exeter, was
best man and Jack Taylor,
Exeter, cousin of the bride,
and Walter Hodgins, Sarnia,
ushered.
A reception was held in the
church rooms where the bride's
mother received guests wearing
a dress of champagne silk or•
ganza and lace with green ac-
cessories and corsage of green
orchids. The groom's mother
chose a blue and white silk and
lace dress, white accessories
and corsage of pink rosebuds.
For travelling the bride
changed to a white Swiss eye-
let dress with matching jacket,
brown and white accessories
and corsage of bronze mums.
Tire couple will reside in.
Exeter where the groom is a
constable with the Exeter Po-
lice Department. The bride is
a graduate of London 'feath-
ers College and has been on
the staff of Sheppherd School.
Kitchener, for the past three
years.
if you're interested in cutting
twenty strokes off your golf
score—cheat,
Mrs. John Payne, of Wood-
bridge, is visiting at •the home
of Miss Isabel Stanlake and in
Dashwood with friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Larry Estey
and Judy are visiting in Alone-
ton, N.B., with their families
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith
and son ColM, formerly station
ed at RCAF Vancouver and
now on. transfer to Grotesquin,
France, are visiting with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Corny Nagel
and Judy spent the holiday
weekend in Wallaeciburg,
Richard Raveling is visiting
with relatives in Stratford for
two weeks,
Miss Evelyn Howard, Toron-
to, was a weekend visitor with
Air, and Mrs. William Mar-
shall,
Mrs. Edith Foley of. Ottawa
visited for a week with friends
In Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilbert Boa.
nell, Toronto, spent a few clays
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Johns,
McClure-Turner
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pink pompoms.
ants and carried. a nosegay of
David McClure, Walton., was
.ringbearer. Glen McClure was
best man for his brother and
ushers were Robert Turner,
brother of the bride, and Don.
McClure, brother of the groom.
A reception was held in the
church rooms where the bride's
mother, received guests in a
gown of printed beige silk,
green accessories and corsage
of tawny gold roses, The
groom's mother chose brown
and white figured silk, white
accessories and tawny rose
corsage.
For a honeymoon in Northern
Ontario, the bride travelled in
an aqua-colored jacket dress,
white accessories and pink
rose corsage,
The couple will make their
home in Seaforth,
Vacuum
Cleaners
Sales and Service
Repairs and bags of all mo-
dels of vacuum cleaners and
polishers. Reconditioned ma-
chines of all makes for sale,
BOB PECK, RR 1 Zurich
Phone Hensall 69br2
nrS. Jean Nair and Joanne
returned home Sunday after
spending a week's holiday at
Westlake Motor Cain!).
Mr. and Alt's. Elmer Haas of
Buffalo, N.Y., and Rev. Dr.
Harold 1, Haas, and family of
Concordia College, Fort Wayne,
Ind., spent the weekend with
Air. and Mrs. Andrew Douai
and Air. and Airs. 1.terb Ford.
Mr. and Alts, Frank johns ot
Toronto visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Percy'
Maas, Mr. Johns sang at
.lames Street Coiled Church in
the =ruing and the Drive-1n
service in the evening,
Airs. Carl Fletcher of New
Salem, N.S., is visiting rela•
tivc's and friends in Exeter,
Mrs, Robert C. Dennis, who
flew by jet from Las Angeles
to attend the funeral of her
father, the late Lee Wilson,
met in Toronto by her brother,
Ted Wilson, Her return trip
was also made by plane from
London to Cleveland thence by
jet direct to Los Angeles.
Miss lihr:an Harris, London,
.1 ,1 1)(111(1w. ..tug for a vreetc Wttls
Barbara LamPort.
Mfg, Harry WhotIon, II toil
.was a t•isitor whir .Alm
('harlot Rms. last week.
li71. and Airs. J. A. Cann.
Alarylene, Cathy sod Nancy nl
Belleville are holidaying this
wcek with. Mrs. Jean Mail.. and
Mrs. A .Ferguson and other
relatives 111 the eninittun4.
Mr. and Airs. Charles Harris,
Bobby and Debbie are spend
ing a few days with Mr, .a.nd
Airs. Milton .Pfall.
Alr. and Mrs. William Wright
aecompanied Mr. and Mrs,
ry Koller, Poor and Bonnie of
Chatham on a trip up the St.
Lawrence Seaway by way of
Kingston, Thou.sand islands.
Cornwall, Ottawa and other
northern [minis. They also vis-
ited Air and Mrs, Harry Pen-
hale nil Colborne,
Air. and Mrs. Leo Witmer
;led Ronnie of Tillsonhurg
spent Ihe holiday weekend with
Alt'. and. Airs. Wes Witmer.
Carole L. Fletcher. BSCN,
left Tuesday for Toronto where
she will lake. up her duties
August with the North. York
Victorian Order of Noises.
Mrs Fred May left last 'Wed
nesday for a trip to the west
mast visiting al Banff, Lake
Louise, Vancouver, Victoria.,
Seattle, Portland and ('ain'',
rug.
Atou,„1-s. 1-1, At Fiancii,
It ly Fletehee ilecompamed lie
nod Mrs. L. Pier. of
Mount 1)ora, Florida. who are
visititig will>. Mr. Frances. were
in Port Huron Sunday altending
a birthday eidebration for Mrs
Amanda Tomple, formerly of
Exeter.
Bob joluison cif -Willowd,ale
spent a few days with his par-
ent',. M r and Mrs, I tohn-
son. Ills brother. Dity,d, re-
immod v.:1)1 him for a few hot-
Ways.
'0 and Airs, Jim limn), Ka
ren. Gail. Debbie and Steven of
Ottawa .visited with Air. and
Mrs. Alvin Brintnell, William
St,. the first week of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert: South-
colt, .11111e and Barry. holidayed
last week in Midland and Al-
gomium Park.
Mr. and Mrs. John
itiehy and Ronnie. leave on
Sunday for a three week trip
to Western Canada.
Mr. Cliff ord 9tranve holi-
dayed ivt week in Montreal,
'Toronto And London,
Visitors with Mr and Mrs.
James Johnson were Alr. anti
Airs. William. Hall, Youngs-
town. Ohio, and Mrs.
Aideroft of England who has
been trisiting with the Halls, It
has been 35 years since. the
Johnsoes have seen Mrs. Aid-
croft, she having, been their
aeiehber in England.
Mr. Bob Nicol spent lavt week
in Toronto.
Miss Greta harness has re-
turned after holidaying at Kin-
cardine Beach with Mr. and
Airs. C. W, Hall and family, St.
Maly s.
Alt's. Mabel Hockey and Alr.
and XJ,1'..;. Harold _Hockey were
in London last Alonday attend-
ing the funeral of their cousin.
the late Fred Saul.
Page "1';'.
Youth for Christ
enjoy oarbecue7. A
About SO members of Yettih
for Christ me At the "home nr
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon WeStlaXPI
Blttewater Iiighway, BaYfield,
on Friday evening, July 2'r. for
A haytide And. barbecue
After the hayride all gathered
around an open fireside whorl
l'astor Les Robbins gave a,
message and a singsong was
led by John Campbell, BlYtb. A
trio composed of Misses .Ann
.and Rosalie Westlake .and 741.
vin Cinimere favored withMo
numbers accompanied on tilt)
aceordion by Miss Rose IBrue.
barber, Clinton.
The evening closed with
wiener and marshmallow roast,
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