HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-12-15, Page 15choir and a cast of 15 members
of the congregation with speaking
parts took part. Lunch was served
after by the ladies and youth of
Crediton church.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader and
Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Rader, Paul and Sharon visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller
and Brenda, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried Miller
and family of Port Dover visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Miller,
Saturday.
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were in charge of a pot-luck
supper,
The directors, Mrs. Hugh
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& Mrs. Harry Carroll,
Mr. & Mrs. Fail greenlee Were
guests Sunday -evening With Mr.
& Mrs. Clarence Davis and Miss
Sharon Davis is spending a few
days at the home of Mr. & Mrs,
George Woods, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston,
Centralia, M r. Clarence Flet-
cher, Woodham, M r. William
Lambourne, London, and Mr. ,84
Mrs. Melvin Gardiner, Exeter,
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Heber Davis.
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Dobbs Sr. of Exeter visited with
Mr. & Mrs. William Hill,Strath-
roy,
Mrs. Harry Carroll accom-
panied M r s. Clifford Shipley,
Lucan, to London Friday and
visited with Miss Lillias Powell.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Peterson and
family, London, were guests, Sat-
urday, with Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Barker,
Miss Heather Davis and Miss
Muriel Abbott, Whalen, attended
the 4-H achievment day program
held at South Huron High School,
Exeter, Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs.. Albert Dickies,
Lambeth, and Mr. & Mrs.
Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, were
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gaily decorated tree.
Miss Sharon Davis escorted
Mary to the seat of honor —Mrs.
Hugh Davis gave a hurriorus read-
ing. Mrs. Arthur Abbott con-
ducted a contest whi ch Mrs.
Heber Davis won. Mrs. Bill John-
son conducted a second contest,
won by Mrs. Maurice MacDonald.
A lucky cup contest was won by
Mrs. Harvey Latta.
Mrs, Jack Dickins read an ad-
dress and Mary's younger sister,
Linda, and little Miss Nancy and
Marylou Tindall presented the
gifts and Mary's older sister,
Mrs, Hamilton of Lucan and Miss
Sharon Davis assisted the bride
elect.
Mary thanked all for the many
beautiful and useful gifts. A. social
hour followed.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Ron Carroll Ian and Bren-
da spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Jim Mugford and Janice and
Lucan.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr.,
Freddie and Patricia were Fri-
day guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lou
Marziali and Rosianne, London,
and Sunday the Dobbs' accom-
panied by Mr. & Mrs. Fred Santa comes to town
Despite a heavy drizzle Santa Claus arrived in Exeter Saturday sitting in his sleigh fastened on a truck.
The Old Man from the Northpole spent the afternoon in the Canadian Tire store where children lined up to
have a chance to whisper their wishes to their idol. --T-A photo Greece has decided not to em-
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67. Instead of lecturing the visitor
on the great philosophical prin-
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20th century illustration of
Plato's observation, "How
Pleasant Man can be when he is
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By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Mrs. Hugh Davis carried out
the Christmas theme and dec-
orations for the December Guild
meeting at her home Wednesday,
Dec. 7. With ten ladies present,
an exchange of Christmas gifts
took place, Mrs. Hugh Davis
President, presided.
Gifts were donated by the group
to shut-ins. Reports were read.
Miss Sharon Davis presided for
the election of officers after the
president thanked all the mem-
bers for their co-operation dur-
ing her two years in office.
Owing to the fact that the new
rector will not be present until
after the new year it was decided
that all officers continue for the
present time, with the exception
of the secretary for boxed cards.
Mrs. Maurice MacDonald was
elected to that office. The meet-
ing closed and a social hour fol-
owed with Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Donald and Mrs. Heber Davis
assisting the hostess. Mrs.
Charles Atkinson moved a vote
of thanks to the hostess and
assistants. The mystery prize
donated by Mrs. Clarence Davis
was won by Mrs. Hugh Davis.
HONOR BRIDE-ELECT
Mrs. Jack Dickins and Mrs.
Bob Tindall were joint hostesses
at the home of Mrs. Tindall
Wednesday evening, for a mis-
cellaneous shower for Miss Mary
Korrevaar, bride elect.
The holiday colors were car-
ried out in decorations and
parcels, which were placed on a
NOTICE
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Secondary School, Clinton. Please be advised
that students first report cards will be issued
to them
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of the program. A skit and sing
song preceded bunco. Winners
at bunco, were; boys, John
Becker, girls; Margaret Merner;
men, Hugh Boyle; ladies, Mrs.
Stuart Wolfe.
PERSONALS
The CNIB were very much
pleased with the response from
Dashwood which was much larger
than previous years.
Recently the Bethany Sisters
Sunday School class of the Evan-
gelical UB church met in the
church basement for an evening
of fellowship. Rev. and Mrs.
Merrill James sang a duet. Rev.
James showed colored films of
the Dashwood congregation and
vacation trips. Lunch was served
by the committee.
Sunday evening the Dashwood
Evangelical UB chu rch, pre-
sented a cantata "His Star Still
Shines" at EUB church. The
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