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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-08-22, Page 10STUDENTS ... SLACKS—The upper school student will want to look his best. Our stock of gabardine slacks are tailored to perfection with double pleats and zipper dosing in all popular shades ARDENA CLEANSING CREAM ARDENA VELVA CREAM PAT-A-CREME ARDENA SKIN LOTION STOP RED LIPSTICK ILLUSION POWDER Costume Colours in Red, Beige, Green or Wine simulated leather make it an attractive matching or contrasting accessory Wingham L Phone 53 LOOK...COMPARE! • BIG SANALLOY "COLDER COLO" SUPER-FREEZER • COVERED MEATKEEPER • GLASS-TOPPED HUMIORAIVEF FOR FRUITS & VEGETABLES • 40A1RT-001.1). BEVERAGE STORAGE 1111A01111EMEIT STMAGOR The biggest bargain In town in a complete, up-to-the-minute rehigens• for with big 8 cw ft. capacity . all super deluxe feature! . and the famous WestinglamioEmannioar Mechanism ... atd1018611101111110114 low price of $399.04L Assures you of beauty—wherever you go! 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Miss Lucy Thompson was guest speaker taking as her subject, "The Bible," and also spoke on the life of Robert Louis Stephenson. The .Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read and the meeting closed by singing "Breathe on Me Breath of God." Lunch was served. Assisting hostesses were, Mrs, Stuart Chamney and Mrs. Edw, Robinson, Sgt. and Mrs, Herb Dainty of Camp Borden, were week-end visitors here. Master Jim Robinson returned home with them after spending a couple of weeks at Camp Borden. Misses Elaine Jefferson and Joan Doerr are spending a few days at the .Tofferson's cottage at Port Elgin, Mrs. a H. Doerr, who is visiting at her home here, spent a few days in Blyth and Wingharn, Neil MacLean of Toronto, is visiting. with his cousin, Bob Jefferson. Mr, and Mrs. R. Chamney were among the guests at the Craig-Castle wedding at Hayfield on Saturday. Miss Grace Thortpson has returned from a visit with her brother, Mr, Ed- win Thompson, Mrs, Thompson and family, Henry-Rowley In St. Mark's Church, Parkdale, with Rev. J, M, Jackson officiating at the evening ceremony, the marriage took place of Allison Joy, daughter of Mrs, Rowley and the late W, M. Rowley, to Harold James Henry, of Georgetown, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Henry of Wingham. Mr. Arthur T. Hanna gave the bride in marriage. With her graceful gown of petal pink embroidered organdy over white taffeta the bride wore a shoulder cape. The full skirt ended in a short train, She wore a poke bon- net with fingtertip veil of petal pink tulle caught with ostrich tips and carried gardenias and Johanna Hill roses. Gowned alike in meadow green net over taffeta her attendants were Miss Patricia Cole, maid of honour. Misses Frances Kirby, Donna Henry, sister of the groom, and Helen Jane MacDonald. Their iresses had shir- red bodices and bouffant skirts; they wore elbow-length capes of pleated net with Peter Pan collars; daisy- covered caps with long green velvet streamers and carried nosegays of Shasta daisies and ruffle gladioli in shades of mauve and yellow. Mr. C. Donald Lloyd was grooms- man and Mr. James S. Hall played the bridal music. Ushers were Jack Lloyd, Grant Rutherford and William R. Checkley. A reception followed at Kilcooley Lodge, the bride's mother wearing a floor-length gown of dusty rose with grey rose-plumed hat and grey acces- sories. The groom's mother wore powder blue floor-length goVin of Chantilly lace, black velvet hat and black accessories. The bride and groom left for a trip through the Maritimes and Neu England States after which they will reside in Georgetown. 04.1. lllll 1111111,1111111I.111111u1111111 .1.1..1.1.101.1.1.1 The members of the W.M.S, enter- tained the members of the Mission Band on Wednesday aternoon at the home of Mrs, Norman McDowell. The devotional programme was led by Mrs. Arnold Vint, The meeting oPen. od with a call to worship. Children's hymns were sung throughout the Meeting. The Scripture lesson was read by Ruth Cook from Luke 18, 15- 27 verses. Prayer was led by Mrs, Marvin McDowell, Mrs. Stanley Cook and Mrs. Thomas 13iggerstaff, with the Lord's prayer in unison, Readings were given by Gordon Smith, Ronald Snell, Mrs. J, L, McDowell, solo by Bakke de Hann, duet by Betty Blair and John McDowell. Piano solo, Gwendolyn McDowell, The guest speaker was Miss Margaret Jackson of Auburn, who told the children stor- ies of Korean children and Canadian children. The president Mrs. McVittie was in charge of the business, Twenty- three ladies answered the roll call. It was decided to hold the next meet- ing on Sept. 14th, A committee was appointed to prepare the revue for the Sectional meeting in Oct. The meeting closed with prayer by the president, Lunch was served and a social time was spent, PERSONALS Mr. and „ Mrs. Charles Smith and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie, of Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vint and fam- ily, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hansford and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson of Dorchester. Miss 'Betty Vint returned home with them. Mrs. Harry Simpson and Mrs. Jim Smith and baby, Gloria, accomp- anied them home for a week's visit, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayden, Alice and Linda, of Wingham, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bosman visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Rosman of Walton. Miss Shirley who had spent a week with her grandparents, returned home with them, Miss Barbara Smith is attending the girls' camp at the school camp north of Goderich. Miss Mildred Thornton of Wing- ham, spent:,..4e.Wdays last week With her friend, Mrs. Harvey McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. H, I. Smith, Mrs. J. E. Ford, Mrs, Frank Campbell and Miss Winnif red, were Orangeville and Col- lingwood visitors on Friday. Miss Ruth Cook spent the week- end with Mildred Cook of Belgrave. Miss Mary Tunney of Brantford, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Walter Cook. Rev. and Mrs. Queen of Pittsburg, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reeves of Free- land, Mich.:visited on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Wightman. Mr. WM. Spier of Toronto, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Speigelberg. Mrs. Walter Cook visited recently with her sister, Mrs. Jean Kechnie, of Blyth. Mr. Connor, who has been assisting Mr. Douglas Campbell for the past two months, returned to his home in Newfoundland on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wightman, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wightman and baby visited last week with friends at St, Susan Hayward Charles and Midland, Mich.. Mr. and. Mrs, Clarence PPX visited on Sunda)! with Mr, and Mrs, Mel- born Co* of GoderIch. Mr. Elmer Horne of Windsor; Mrs. Annie Waiper of Auburn, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell. Miss ,Toyce Taylor of Auburn, spent the week-end with her cousin, Betty Rodger. Mr. Ken Clabburn of Toronto, visit- ed last week with Mr. Norman Wight, map. Mr. and .140. Douglas Campbell and family, were .44494.01410 'VIS4Pra on Sunday. Miss Betty Rodgor is spending few days this week with her aunt, Miss C. McClinton, of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs Geo, Lee of Toronto; were week-end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs.. t Earl Wightman. Mr, and Mrs, Elvin Wightman and baby returned to Toronto with them,. The farmers. are busy combining. and threshing, The crops have been pod in this section of the country this year and although there has• been abundance of rain there hasn't been much spoilage yet. 4•4ttP,Hfitot,`""!•ttataal.oiatoaeatatantit*I.lt'a Gospel Hall Sunday School 1.0.10. Kegular Sunday Services I Remembering The Lord. at 11.4.0 Gospel Meeting at 8. Prayers and Rible kStudy Each ..Priday evening at .8 l'aln ...aa..9araouwofraq,a,.01rawawasaria.!0,00**0•,*.:, NEWS PF WESTFIELD The Salvation Army Lieut. and Mrs. K. Kirby 11.00 a.m.—Holiness Meeting. 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School. 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Service. Monday- 7.00 p.m.—Sunshine Hour, Tuesday- 2.30 p.m.—Home League. 8.00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. A hearty Welcome awaits at the Salvation Army. lllllll ..1.01.1114141.111 llll Tyrone Powel- 1 1 TWO SHOWS Each Night, starting at 7:15 p. SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m. 1111 111114 llllll 1 lllllll 00“31i4,14.104ii4i llllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 lllllllllllllllllll 411141111 llllll Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August 27, 28, 29 llllllll llllll llllll 404044mH llllll U441,140.0140140411 llllllllllll 141 ll 4 l 14401411fitiii lllll l ll 14ll11 l 01 l (4410lil l llll Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 23, 24, 25 "RAWHIDE" `The Halls of Montezuma' '1r SWEATERS— Ladies botany, wool Cardigans. Plain or fancy stitch in the • new fall shades. Sizes 34 to 40 Price $6.95 to $9.85 SPORT SHIRTS—For the more advanced student. King's of- fer a final round up of trim sports- wear. Take advantage of sale prices on the finest of sport shirts Prom . 0.68 to $5.95 We hate to spoil your last few days 'of vacation with this grim reminder, but do you realize that in short time it will be school days again? King's invite you to visit their' store when making the usual Back- to School purchases. GIRLS • • SKIRTS—Young girls' pleated skirts of alpine cloth in brown, navy and grey. Sizes 7 - 12 Price $4.95 fi BLAZERS—Children's plain shade blazers with white cord trim. Navy or wine. Sizes 4 - 6 - 6x Price $4.29 BLOUSES— Misses tailored and fancy trimmed blouses suitable for skirt and suit wear NM— Price $3.50 ANKLE SOX— Wool or cotton ankle sox in plain or fancy stitch. Assorted shades. Sizes 9 to 10;4 Price 75c to 95e BOYS... Price . PANTS—A fine assortment of tweeds, gab- ardines, cottonad es ,and blue denim dungarees in a wide range of shades, Sizes 6 to 16 Price .................... ..... $3.15 to $5.95 DON'T WAIT SHOP NOW Rayon gabardine 0 "T" SHIRTS—Young men's popular plain shades and single bar "T" Shirts for cool casual comfort in the classroom From .. . ..,,.....•.......... $1,19 up 14 1414114/0140141 l 4! lll 114101144q lllll 14 llllll 44 lll 4441411111.114 ll llllll l 14114114 ll 4 l ll 1411011111111111111.111111111111111114111411111 lllllllll 114 lll l ! l 11411; lll 011 lllll llllll M1114111114 llll ll 11111011 lll ll 41 l 1! ll !!! ll !MAMA!!! Attention All Students! DRESSES—Fancy Rayon gabardine and navy. Sizes 7 trim dresses of - in green, red - 12 Price $5.95 DRESSES—Wool Plaid dresses in assorted colours with velveteen trim. Colours of wine, brown, green. Sizes 7 - 12 Price $7.95 STUDENTS . . SHIRTS—Mother will have no trouble in choosing a shirt for the young lad. King's offer a good selection in fine striped cottons, slubs, spun rayon, doeskin and boys' work shirts $1.79 to $2.65 OVERALLS— Fine corduroy, cotton cords and blue denim, offering a range from young beginner to old- er brother Priced from $1.89 to $3.19 JACKETS—Sharkskin jackets in wind- breaker style with zipper closing wind- proof and water repellent. An excellent jacket for the cooler fall weather, Shades - Airforce blue, light green, and brown from 6 to 16 Price $5.95 $5.98 Wool gabardine to $18.95 la il l U i li ii i A ll i t i i • l l l Richard Widraark Reginald Gardiner l lllll 100041i l ll 1044111441404111 l ll i ll 100101111111MU ll lllll 4104 llll 0 lllllll llll lll ll llll lllll l 441 lll l 0 ll 0 l llll l I lll lll ll 140 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Aug._ 30, 31„ Sept. 1 "SUGARFOOT" Randolph Scout Adeie Jet germ ,0iiienieriewlonermiosetiersoeimeMiteeelelelte.d4eeititeiteasoisaiialooasirsieieeeiemeoemedieileelioero, King Departmet Store "The Friendly Store" 444440444444(ii ..... 4 1711441441 tifi11 ...... . '440i110414004 4litt1000001(411.1ittiiIM(4144411iiiiiiififjiiiiiiiii10414iiiiiiilit1144414110/ilitiiit414111.1:10414.111414114011/1f101114104111111;(4111TIMOM40414114144411701.11141114414441;i, 1