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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-10-10, Page 10laillp••••••••"Cp.4.4[9....samPRkl•ISIVIIIR.04111.Tql.1111,..**101.11.1.112.0IVIVIMMO. Rubber - Marboleum TILE Sold and Laid ir,psti Work Built-in Cupboards General Contracting Bennett Contracting Company Roy E. Bennett, PHONE 447 WINGHAM vek 00 if \ 014' LIFE INSURANCE IS VITAL TO FAMILY PROTECTION ' SEE YOUR,VIUTUAL XEPRESENT/OlVE,ABOUT.cA, 'SAYINGS ANb.1PROTEOTON• IT'S NEWI DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR BURNING OIL 0 THE LAST WORD IN HOME-HEATING COMFORT You will be just as proud to own this as we are to offer It to you! Home heating with oil is now firmly established, and Is growing year by year. A furnace which is scientifically designed and constructed to burn oil is far more efficient and satisfactory in every way than the addition of an oil burner to an old, general-purpose furnace. For care-free heating, for the utmost in economy and efficiency from every gallon of oil burned, this new "Climat-Maker" is the last word. Come in or write us to-day Percy Clark Plumbing and Heating Wingham Phone 255 You get full measure of • whole wheat and bran in NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT GET THESE TWO ?ea.4u.e STAINLESS STEEL STEAK KNIVES Send for your AND 2 00X TOPS knives today I Serrated blade, ivory finish handle '••••. —regular 90¢ value I Just mail two NABISCO SHREDDED "••••. WHEAT box tops and 50,:t to: The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd., Niagara Falls, Ontario. $ PAGE TEN WINGIIUT AD VANCIVrii\TES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10., :1190 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sellers have been honoured guests on several ace:161°ns during the past week to celebrate the 2.5th anniversary of their marriage, which was sWeiniMall at the nuinse in Kippen on September 29th, 1926. Rev. Mr. Lundy formerly of Walton offic- iated. Mr. Sellers has always lived in Morris township and Mrs. Sellers was the former meta Harris of Walton. The first social function was when the Sellers brothers with their wives and families and Mrs. Sophie Sellers gathered at the home of t he bride and groom and presented them with beautiful wall mirror. Mrs. Sellers' sister, Mrs. Archie Kelp and Archie of Preston treated the Harris relatives to a turkey rita- nor at Leisure Lodge. when a wedding cake, a gift from the bride's mother, adorned the table. Music throughout the ' ner ntr was supplied by tilt' Ott orchestra. Following the dinner the guests were enfie•tained at the Keig home. where the guests of hon- our were presented with a mix master. men's Association Inveling of the 'Un- ited Church, held by invitation, at the home of Mrs. Arthur Ratan, of Gor- rie. on October 4th, A letter from Mrs. E. Stone, of London, England, was read by Mrs, A. MeCrackin. The letter expressed hearty thanks for the box of food recently sent her by the Association. Mention was made ()I recent improvements in the church basement. Further plans wore made for conducting a bazaar in the the schoolroom of the church, to be open- ed at 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 17th. Following the W. A. meeting, the W.M.S. held its meeting conducted by the president. Mrs. Sparling John- ston. The roll call was answered by repeating a Thanksgiving verse. Mrs. J. Wiclestead gave a topic from Ole study book. "The Church of Little Places." She told of the 0000 or more small centres, scattered over sparsely settled parts of Canada. whore stud- ent missionaries carry on preaching services, Mrs. Milton Fraser, speaking on "Tasks Old and New," showed the different methods used in missionary work. Ships, dog teams, correspon- dense and radio all serve to bring the gospel message to isolated com- munities. There are 5000 pupils en- rolled in a Sunday School that never meeets but gets all insruction by rad- io or mail. Mrs. Puttan served refresh- ments at the close of the meetings and a social time was spent. Congratulations are due Bruce. yourwer son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robertson of Bluevale, for winning first prize in the public speaking contest at the Belgrave school fair concert. He was also presented with a Watermans pen and pencil set don- ated by the Robert Simpson Co., for having the highest number of points in the school work classes shown and a box of six hooks donated by the T. Eaton Co. for having the highest number of points in all classes in the fair, Knox W.M.S. The October meeting of the W.M. S. of Knox Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Robertson with 16 ladies present, The president, Mrs. Eldred Nichol, pre- sided, read the Invocation and offer- ed prayer for a more extensive spread of Christian Literature. The Scrip- ture readings were from Joshua and the Psalms read by Mrs. Allan Mc- Kercher and the meditation was pre- pared by Mrs. Harry Elliott. Mrs. Gordon Mundell gave an interesting paper on Christian Literature. She showed a map outlining the countries under the care of the W.M.S. and pointed out the great need for Chris- tian Literature. Mrs. W. G. Mundell conducted a Bible Quizz on the fain- NORM. CLEGG, Gorrie ROSS H. MARTYN, Ripley ily of Jesus. Mrs, W. Adair gave the , greatest number of correct answers. All joined in a sing-song of favorite , hymns and the president read a poem entitled "The Pastor." During the business period it wits decided to I hold the Fall Thankoffering meeting on Sunday evening, October 14th., in the church at 8 o'clock. Rev, W, J. Fulton of Brussels will be the guest speaker and there will be two I strips shown. Arrangements were made to attend and assist with the program at the sectional meeting at Ethel on Oetober 23rd. Mrs. Nichol dedicated the offer- ing with prayer, Mrs, Elsie LaMont led in prayer and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in closing. At the close of the meeting the hostess served a dainty lunch. Organist Honored Mrs. W. J. Johnston was honored on the occasion of her birthday at the regular choir practice in the United Church this past week. Following the practice the choir joined in singing "Happy Birthday to You." A delicious lunch was served including both dark and light birthday cake. Mrs. John- ston was presented with a corsage I of roses and a beautiful cup and saucer. Mrs. Johnston has been the; family, were Sunday visitors with Mr. I and Mrs. Stanley Gallaher at Salem and attended the Anniversary sec- vices. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mooney, Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibson, Jim and Larrie of Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Newman, Helen and Connie of Harriston, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McKinnon, Tor- onto, with his brother, R. H. and Mrs. McKinnon spent Sunday Thanksgiving with Mrs. A. Armstrong and Duncan McKinnon at Brussels. G. Man Williams Optometrist In former office of Dr. R. C, Redmond Patrick St„ Wingham Professional Eye Examinations Phone 770 EvcningS by appointment. Recent visitors with 11.1`. and Mrs. :Joseph H. Smith were Mr, and Mrs, William H. Myers and baby Billy of Doncaster, Mrs. William Kearney of Cromarty, Mr, Frank Kearney and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kearney of I Brussels, Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs, George T. Thomson were their daughter Mrs. Albert Barry of , Sarnia, Mr. Barry and baby Paula. (Intended for last week) I Mrs. O. Q. Anderson of Belgrave, has kindly consented to speak on the Huron County Health Insurance Plan at the Bluevale Institute meeting on October 11th. Rev. H. B, Livingstone, minister of MeKillop Twp, charge will be guest preacher at Bluevale United Church next Sunday, FORINIC11 Huron Deanery W. A. will hold their fall meeting in Trinity Church, Fordwich, on Thursday, October 11th., at 2 p. m, A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all ladies in the parish of Gorrie, Fordwich Wroxeter to attend. Memorials Dr. and Mrs. Thomas and Jon of Middleport, N. Y., were recent visi- tors at the homes of Wm. Wade and Cecil Cooper. Mrs, Nellie Gamble has returned after viaiting, friends at Ann Alow', Mich, Mrs. Jack Sutherland an two child- ren of Collingwood, are visiting with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Homburg. Dill Johnston, student at University of Western Ontario, London, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Mar, guerite Johnston. A benefit dance is being held tie* Friday evening, October 12, for Hendrick Espensen, whose barn was destroyed by fire last Monday morn-ing. NEWS OF BLUEV ALE Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sellers Feted On 25th Wedding Anniversary 1 NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT Y;a6k On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. sellers were surprised when forty members of the Euehre club arrived a• their home amid cheers and the roar of motor horns. Euchre was ud and the ladies served a delicious • lunch Mrs. Roy navvy read a po,,m suitable to the oteasiun and airs, 11ernard Thomas presented a sil,-er ,..r,arn and angar with silver tray in the grape design. Mr. and Mrs. s'.1-1 lurs huth ,xpi.vs,wd their sincere and appri.:14::on. • In the ateoltoe of the fesident, Mrs. J. Wkitareta: at the Wo- C. C. McKIBBON Phone 475 Wingham DRAPERY SLIP COVERS VENETIAN BLINDS LAMPS - CHINA GIFTWARE OCCASIONAL FURNITURE WARREN HOUSE FuilishiPgs M. MePHAIL, iVingham WM. WEBSTER, Lucknow, RR. Thanksgiving Reunion I Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Messer and daughter, Betty of Toronto, spent 1;c1,•- oral days at their summer farm home and for Thanksgiving invited twenty relatives, members of the Messer and McKinney families. Mr. Messer showed moving pictures of their British and European trip, in- • eluding scenery of their ancestral homes in Scotland and Ireland. Bluevale United Rev. H. E. Livingstone of Duff's Church, IVIeKillop township, appoint- I ment of the Winthrop charge, was , the guest speaker in the Bluevale Lin-1 ited Church on Thanksgiving Sunday, having exchanged pulpits with Rev. R. A. Brook, •who was anniversary speaker at the MeKinop church. Mr. Livingstone is m Irishman and gave a stirring eisetission on "The Giving of Thanks." Mr. and Mts. Ray Cooper and M. Knox Presby. ' and Mrs, Harold Doig returned last Mr. Charles Falconer, a student !TET;;L•31x(12,?: Ontario, Ottawa, Montreal from a motor trip through from Toronto had charge of the ser- and New York State Vices at Knox Presbyterian Church, Muyne United Church marked its i • Bluevale and at Belmore. • seventy-fifth anniversary on Sunday, • October' 7th. Invitations wore sent out to former members of the eon- - • gregation. organist for a number of years. Personals Recent visitors at the home of Mr.1 and Mrs. W. M. Adair included Mrs. Peter McIntosh, Mrs. Minnie Robert- son, Mrs. Norman and their son, Jack Adair, all of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street and their daughter, Linda, of Listowel, ; spent Sunday with Mrs. Aitken and ! the Misses Duff. Mrs. Harry Wheeler and Miss Lit- I ella Brewer of London, spent the holi- day week-end with their brothers, George and Charley Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McEwen and I two children or.g..eaford, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd 1. , Felker. I Miss Edith Garniss, Clinton, was I I a holiday visitor with her mother, Mrs. John Garniss, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffatt, Mrs. R. F. Garniss and Mac and Olive Scott, spent Sunday with Mr. and I Mrs. Neil B. McEachern at Clifford. Donald MacLean and Glen Sellers spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I Clarence McLean, at London. j Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adair are spend- ing a few days with their sons at Hanover and Cookstown. g• Miss Ruby Duff is visiting with her friend, Miss Flora Stewart at Tor-1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston and 404.0.0411.110 4.0.1•11.41.6% 410.11.04•0•11.110 0011400.0 4•1M041111.0S onto. 'Phone 256 R. A. Spotton ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT We realize our obligation when we fill your order for a Mem- orial—and we provide only ma- terials of unending serviceabil- ity. Design and workmanship are of the finest, and our prices are most moderate. 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