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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-02-09, Page 8A 'PERSONALITY "AttOS TiNGHOUSE GE EIGHT THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, February 9th, 1949 ouumunaanomullawaiumanualwanaammumaimmunimataallaaannumnauumanounuanuniiii* 1Harris ton. The sympathy of the community is, extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gal- braith whose infant son passed away on Sunday night at the Wingliam Gen, 'oral Hospital. A private funeral set., vice was held on Tuesday, Mrs. Jas. Armstrong and Miss Marie O'Krafka, have both been suffering from pleurisy but are making a good recovery. • Mrs. Ernie Brunskill Word has been received by her sis- ter, Airs. Luella Sanderson, that Bar- bara Jane Gilmar, beloved wife of Ernie Brunskill, had passed away in Saskatoon on Wednesday morning, Feb. 2nd., in her 56th year. She leaves to mourn her passing besides her bus- band, one. son, I-larry Brunskill of Windsor, and one daughter (Gene) Mrs. Severn of Saskatoon, also atie grandson, A sister, Mrs. Edwin Ben- nett of Wroxeter, Predeceased her in july of last year. Surviving are five sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Thos, Sangster, Clifford; Mr. Robert Gil- mar, Faucet, Alberta; Mr. Edwin !Gil. mar, Carrick, Mrs. Luella Sanderson, Gorrie and three sisters in Detroit. She was laid to rest in Saskatoon cemetery. Mrs. Brunskill was afformer resident of Carrick Township, and will be remembered by many in this com- munity, Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Sanderson. National Film Board Showing The Women's Institute are sponsor. KING DEPT. 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Styled for beauty in sheer chiffon $4.95 - $7.50 VIVIEN LEIGH RALPH RICHARDSON 01••••I NM. MONNE O111141111. ./Mirs• SAS WEDNESDAY, THURS., FEBRUARY 16, 17 GLOVES "HOMECOMING" 11••••• •••111 ,11.11.1.1 Choose from high quality leather Gloves-Black or brown, or natural pigtex. Sizes 6 to 7% CLARK GABLE LANA TURNER Im110011 MIN•111•- 1 2.95 - 4•95 GORRIE 1••••••• Mrs. W. C. King on Sunday. Rev. W. E. Scholtz and Mrs. Scholtz and family of Kurtzville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. August Kiel on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Short, Ron- ald and Carol of Fergus, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Short. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Adams and Rosemary, Wroxeter, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl King. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pennington and family of Teeswater, spent Sunday with Mrs. Frances Strong and Mr. Roy Strong. A wedding of interest to many in this community was solemnized on Jan. 29th, when Margaret Copeland of Harriston, was united in marriage to Thomas Jackson of Guelph. The groom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson, (nee Mae Edgar) of Fourth in the series of Progressive 'Etrchres sponsored by the L.O.L. was bed last Friday evening. Mrs. L, N. WMtcley and Miss Etta Burns tied fitr the ladies high, and Billie Taylor tmCIS. high for the men. Twelve tables -were in play and after refreshments old time dancing was enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton supplying arctsic. It has been decided to continue tae on the first Friday evening of r.,11.th month until May. Mr. Harry Scott of the Dominion Bank Staff, is a patient in the Wing- ham General .Hospital. The Gorrie Hockey Team was agLin .successful at Teeswater, on Wednes- day evening, score for Gorrie 1, Tees- -water .Tom O'Krafka was the goal .gd.ter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earl and Lynn, lixere visitors at the home of Mr, and •••••• •••••••• NONOm, 11.1••••• 1•11.10 111001=1 111••• MININOIM ••••••• 1111=NOM 1111•11011. MOOS. •••••11 TOOKE PAJAMAS for comfort, smartness and quality-Choose TOOKE PAJAMAS in plain or striped design. Pink, blue, yellow, small, me- dium, large $6.00 - $9.50 = ••••••111 IT COMES IN SIX COLORS - BUT I ' THOUGHT BLUE WOULD GO BEST WITH THIS DECOR. 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Different, -$1.00 HUNT'S-3 Assortments, lb. 90c, 2 lbs. $1.80 Prompt Service 'Phone 161 12.95 D SAVINGS 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 * *1 1 . 11 1 11 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.••10110 •00•••• BLOUSES-For a quality Blouse, KINGS are Agents for TOOKE. A qual- ity Blouse tailored to perfection in plain shades of peach, blue, yellow and white $4.00' - $5.00 W- 11 Smith's Economy Food Store •••••• • 1.••• 110...11 ••••••.. 1.1•11.111 411111011.16 11•M•1111 1.11•111 1/1/1/1M •••••• %MN= AMMON •Mraml 111••••• ampim.111 61•11 .1111•11011 Reach-Cut Dalton's 0 I MACARONI, 2 lbs. 25c Jelly Powders, 3 = 20c o PERFUMES and COLOGNES by Elizabeth Arden, Helena Ru- binstein and Adrienne-The Per- sonal' Gift for your Valentine- 85c - $2.75 K. D. S. Mamie MOM* Man,* ••••••• SPECIAL SALE PRICE STANDARD SUNRISE PEAS 20 oz. = 5111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110-R tins 29c 3 1YOMIMI 11111111 o O O SPECIAL PRICE VANCAMP'S SPECIAL PRICE Blue Boy Green Refugee C.G.I.T. The Can. Girls in Training met at the home of Shirley' Shera on Thurs- day evening, Feb. 3rd. The meeting opened with the "Purpose" immediate- ly followed by work on the leather project. A sleighriding p'arty will be held on Feb. 11th. All girls to meet at Mrs. H. Templer/Ian's at 7.30 p.m. The next work. meeting will be held at the home of Kay Cathers, on Feb,,. 17th. All girls welcome. A delicious lunch was then enjoyed, served by the committee- and hostess, The meeting closed with taps, ing the National Film Board Piclues os Wednesday evening, Feb. 9th, at 8.30. This month they will be shown in the Orange Hall and promise to be of particular educational value.. If we wish to have these showings contin- ued a better attendance is asked for from this community. ional Period on Christian Citizenship. Hymn, Jesus Thou Divine 'Companion, was followed with the reading of 1 Cor. 13, by Mrs. E. Whitfield. Hymn, 0, Holy City, seen of John, was read as a prayer. Mrs. Howse gave-a read- ing telling of the Growth of the World Day of Prayer, and the increase of the givings used for the purchase of Christian Literature. In 1928 the amount was $1,040:24, and in 1.948 it was $21,534.64. After the singing of hymn "Lord of the Lands", Mrs. Kaine gave a helpful talk on Health. Mrs. Hastie led in prayer after which the President took charge of the bus- iness, when a committee was appoint- ed to plan for World Day of Prayer. Mrs. Ruttan led in prayer. Hymn, Creation's Lord we gave'Thee Thanks, vas followed by prayer by Mrs. Has- tie, A delightful lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed, COSMETIC SETS-Elizabeth Arden and Adrienne-$1.40 - $25.00. Al- ways practical and so personal. Such fun to receive! 11 11 1 11 0 1 11 11 1§ i 1 1 01 1 BEANS Pork & Beans 11.c 15tinzs. 0 2 20 oz. tins Y.P.U. The regular Y.P.U. meeting was held at the church ion Sunday even- ing, Feb. 6th, with Anna Toner, con- vener in charge. The scripture was taken from Romans 10, 8-15, and Kay Cathers led in prayer. Rev. Howse I conducted Bible Study. The Wroxeter U are invited to join the Gorrie 0 1Y.P.U. in a skating party on Wednes- day eve'ning, Feb. 9th. The Valentine social will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 15th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, C. King. CUTEX .and REVLON NAIL ENAMEL SETS $1.00 to $8.00 i KODAKS, CAMERAS and PHOTO SUPPLIES $3.47 - $42.56 A Suitable Valentine Gift for All Ages Miracle Whip Salad Dressing 828 c oz 16 oz. 49c jar jar 32 oz. r7ta c jar O 53c I E. D. Smith's Pure bottle Tomato Ketchup .. .25c Morning Cheer COFFEE, lb. Rev. T. H. Farr A fortner well loved rector of St. Stephens church, Gorrie, also of Ford- wich and Wroxeter Anglican churches Rev. Thos. Farr passed away on Monday in Stratford, where he has made his home with his son, Rev. Morris Farr since 1943. He was in his 91st. year. He had served in the parishes of Atwood, Wallaceburg, Gorrie, Blyth, Kincardine and St. Johns, church London township. Born near Durham, his wife who predeceas- ed him in 1938, was the former Han. nah Hughes of Durham. Surviving are two sons, Rev. B. H. Farr, Goderich and Rev. Morris Farr, Stratford, and one daughter, Miss Margaret of Wind- sor. Mr. Farr was ordained in 1898 and served in this parish from 1905 to 1911. PLAYING CARDS-Double and Single Packs for the bridge and euchre player - 65c - $2.50 CONCENTRATED JAVEX, large bottle . . .25c VANISH TOILET FLUSH, tin 27c VALENTINE GIFTS FOR M E N ! Smokes, Smokers' Supplies and Sundries, Shaving Sets, Razors, Brushes SPECIAL PRICE Old South Brand GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BLENDED JUICE 28 oz. tin ORANGE JUICE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Florida Pascal large bunch California Head Lettuce, ea. . 20c I Green Celery ... 20c The Salvation Army Captain and Mrs. H. deVries 0 28c BAPTIST CHURCH s, Rev. 0..1. Coupland, Pastor Ft 11 ffi M M 111 . 11:00 a.m.--Holiness Meeting. 2:80 p.m.-Sunday School. 7:00 p.m.-Gospel Service. Monday- 7:00 p.m.-Sunshine Hotir. Tuesday 2:80 p.m..--,-Home League. 8 p.m.-Youth Group. Thursday 8 p.nt.-Prayer meeting. A hearty Welcome awaits at the Salvation Army. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS - The Gift that says: "I Love You" each month of the year. 11 a.m.-Morning Service. 7 p.m.-Evening Service. Services will be conducted by Mr. Harry Hopper Come and Enjoy His Presence With Vs. Children's Meeting, Fri, 7 p.m. McKibbons Special Price Size 112s TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT llll . l . l for 39c The W.M.S. Hold Succiessful Fee Tea Mrs. Geo. Brown opened \her home for the February meeting when twenty sbt ladies attended, The theme of the programme was "Va.& for All and Ail for Each. Sowing the seed for the World Day of Prayer." Mrs, Eeti Hastie led in the Devot- O a•Mialelg O Carrots, Cabbage, Waxed Turnips, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, Tomatoes, Apples, etc. Jesus saith unto him: "I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father., but by ine". John 1416. '4,1188111881181111111111811111810811118,1881111181111011118818111011111111111010811ill1lla I CARDS of Character for All Occasions-The RUSTCRAFT 'Kind Free Delivery 'Phone 161 oniaoscooso? '40cao OS= Courteous Service *4; tgliS