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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-09-03, Page 5WALKER STORES 'Own Brand' Hosiery Sixty.Fifteen * NYLON HOSE Check these Special Features • 60 Gauge • 15 Denier • First Quality Audrey McCutcheon is Bride t. • The lawn of. the bride's parents was the scene of a pretty wedding recently, when Audrey Doreen McCutcheon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles IVIeCutcheon, RR 1, Bluevale, was united in marriage with James Oliver Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Riley, of Brussels.—Photo by Hammerton. I I Dungannon Wedding Solemnized Gwendolyn Ann Stewart, daughter of Me. and Mrs. W. A. Stewart Dungannon, became the bride of John N. Caesar, son of Mrs. W. H. Caesar and the late Mr. Caesar, of Dungannon, in a ceremony in Erskine Presbyterian church. —Photo by Hammerton. 4'12v** ADVANCE-TIMES message home. 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She was attended by the groom's sis- ter, Miss Evelyn Simmons, as maid of honour, wearing a ballerina-length green nylon net over taffeta with matching headdress, and she carried a nosegay of yellow roses and baby 'mums. Janie Hambly was her sister's flow- er girl, dressed in mauve nylon sheer K. Max Hambly, Waterloo, the bride's brother, was "groomsman, Guests were received in the Royal Inn, Harriston, where the bride's mother wore navy crepe and lace with corsage of red roses and the groom's mother 0,ehose powder blue and lace with corsage of pink roses. For a trip to Northern Ontario and the United States, the bride donned a purple figured nylon dress with royal purple accessories, orchid top- coat and corsage of Queen Elizabeth yellow roses. The couple will live in Vordwich. Lois Hambly Wed At Fordwich. with matching headdress and she At the home of her parentse Mr. and carried a basket of yellow roses and Mrs. Fred Hambly, Lois Eleanor mauve sweet peas. Lions Club or Wingham OLD TIME JAMBOREE ( Annual Fall Carnival TWO GRAND NIGH S of fun forevery ine at WINGHAM ARENA Fri. Evening, Sept.12 Mount Forest Jr. Pipe Band will ,parade at 7.45 p.m. HIGHLAND DANCING and Pipe Band 'Music in the Arena, 8.00 — 8.30 p.m. SQUARE DANCE CONTEST 10.30 p.m. First ,Prize--.550.00 Second Prize—$25.00 Consolation awards to all other entrants. Sat. Evening, Sept. 13 21st Anti-tank Regt. Band will parade to Arena BIG VARIETY PROGRAM at 10.00 p, m, DRAW FOR SUIT OF CLOTHES DANCING to Henderson's Orchestra ROTH NIGHTS -: Games Wheels - Weight-guessing Baseball Throw BINGO with attractive merchandise PRIZES Don't miss either of these two big nights, of fun and frolic. There will be entertainment for every member of the family. Proceeds will be devoted entirely to community service Ana child welfare work WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMIEle e4 19453 tHE WIN GHAM ADVANCE-TIMES leamisselemir sorimmirmulowro* Listowel Sept.22, 23 London (Western Fair) ..,. Sept. 8, 13 Luelmow Sept. 23, .24 Mildmay Sept. 15, 16 Milverton • Sept, 19, 20 Mount Forest Sept. 13 & 15 Neustadt Sent. 19, 20 Owen Sound Sept. 27, N, 30 Paisley Sept. 8, 9 Palmerston Sept. 29, 30 Port Elgin Sept. 17, 18 Teeswater Sept, 30, Oct. 1 Toronto (aN,E.) Aug, 22, Sept. 6 Nov. 5, 6 Lovely to look at - - - lovely to wear. And how wonderful these Nylon's, fit! They're Full Fashioned, of course. Made of High-Twist thread that Hugs The Ankle, Calf and Heel New Fall Shades of Glow and Caprice. ti Sizes 9 to 10% 60 Denier. Nylon are visually sold at $1.75 pair bouquet of red roses. The maid-of-honour, Miss Marion McIver of Kincardine, chose a blue satin gown of nylon net, and her. veil was crowned by a coronet of sequins. Miss Donanne Caesar, bridesmaid, wore a pink nylon gown of embroider- ed net and a veil, held by a headdress of roses. Little Patsy Anderson was the flower girl in yellow organdy and lace. Jimmy Anderson was ring bear- er. The ushers were Harold Erring- ton and John ,Park, The reception was held at the Hotel Brunswick in Wingham. Guests were present from Toronto, Kincardine, Glamis, Goderich and Stratford. For her wedding trip to Montreal and the Eastern States, the bride chose a white linen suit, trimmed with navy and carried navy accessor- ies. She wore a corsage of red roses. The couple will reside in Dungannon on their return. Audrey McCutcheon Wroxeter Bride Before an arch of evergreen en- twined with flowers, centred with, a white wedding bell and banked with baskets of gladioli, on the lawn of her home, Audrey Doreen McCutcheon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCutcheon, RR 1 ,Bluevale, became the bride of James Oliver Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Riley, of Brussels. The wedding which took place on Wednesday, Aug. 27th, was conducted by Rev. Boggs. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in • a gown of white Chantilly lace with a skirt of nylon net over taffeta, and featuring a fitted, strapless bodice with match- ing lace jacket and lily point sleeves with the high pointed collar and tiny buttons to the waist. Her fingertip Veil of embroidered het fell gracefully from a halo of seed pearls and silver beads. She carried a cascade bouquet of sweet heart roses and gladioli and wore the groom's gift of three strands of pearls. For something old the bride wore her grandmother's en- gagement ring, topped with her grand- father's gold cuff links set in rubies. The maid-of-honour, Miss Shirley McMieheel, wore a yellow gown of embossed net over taffeta, featuring a strapless bodice with net jacket and matching headdress. She carried a bouquet of mauve gladioli. Miss Helen Louise Pocock, bridesmaid, chose green embossed organise over taffeta with nylon yoke Caught with seed Pearls and matching headdress. She carried a, bouquet of peach gladioli. Little Darlene Brothers, the flower girl, was, pretty in pink nylon over taffeta, featuring a long full skirt and headdress of flowers, and darried a nosegay of matching flowers. Mrs. Harold Harniltein was the solo= let, accompanied by Mrs. Lyle , Bro- thers, test man Was John Kerr and Glenn McMichael Was an usher. At the reception held in the base- ment of Wroxeter United church, the bride's mother received in navy sheer over aecordian pleated taffeta with rtavec accessories and corsage of pink rases, She was assisted by the groom's Mother in navy with navy accessories and pink corsage, 'Pot travelling, the bride wort a rust' Suit with green hat and green ItteC , Sories and wore mink furs with a W,‘ $1.59 pair Gwen Stewart Wed Al Dungannon Erskine Presbyterian Church, Dun- gannon, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday at 3 p.m., when Gwendolyn Ann Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stewart, Dun- gannon, ,became the bride of John N. Caesar, son of Mrs. W. H. Caesar and the late Mr. Caesar of Dungan- non, Rev. C. A. Winn performed the ceremony. Miss Barbara Wilson play- ed the 'wedding music and the soloist was Miss Margaret Black. Given in marriage by her father, the bride" was lovely in a satin gown, with long sleeves, fitted bodice of French lace with nylon yoke, Queen Anne collar, and four-tiered nylon lace skirt. Her nylon veil, appliqued with satin wedding bells, was held in place by a tiara of pearls. She carried a corsage of Better time roses. They left on a wedding trip to Northern Ontario and, on their return, will reside in Brussels. Double Ring Ceremony For Aledg Martin A pretty double-ring wedding cere- rnony,took place in the United Church parsonage, Wingham, when Rev, W. A, leeecroft united in marriage Della Alecla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, of Wingham, and Hugh Crozier, son of Mi, and Mrs. Howard Crozier, Alvinston. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a street-length dress of white nylon marquisette over taffeta, fashioned with a full skirt. The fitted bodice featured a Peter Pan Collar and puffed sleeves, She wore a crown of seed pearls and carried a nosegay of red Rosette roses. Miss Barbara Crozier, sister of the groom, attended the bride. She wore pink nylon marquisette over taffeta, fashioned with full skirt, fitted bodice and matching headdress and carried a nosegay of pink and white gladioli Petals. Leonard Moody, of Leamington, at- tended the groom. A wedding reception for the im- mediate family and friends was held in the Brunswick Hotel. For her daughter's wedding the bride's mo- ther chose a green faille crepe dress and a corsage of pink Rosette roses. The groom's mother wore a navy ga- bardine suit and a corsage of white baby mums. Guests were present from Alvins- ton, Petrolia, Sarnia, Wheatly, Lea- mington, London, Wroxeter and Wingham. For a trip through Northern Ontario the bride donned a navy tailored suit: of gabardine with red accessories and a corsage of white baby mums. Upon their return Mr. and Mrs. Crozier will reside in Leamington. Fail Fair Dates Arthur Sept, 23, 21 Atwood Oct 2, 3 Ayton Sept, 26, 27 Brussels Sept. 25, 26 Chatsworth Oct. 2, 3 Cheeley Sept, 5, 6 Clifford Sept, 16; 17 Drayton Sept, 20, 22 Durham Sept. 9, 10 Elmira Aug. 29,, Sept. 1 Fordwich Oct, 3, 4 Hanover Sept, 17, 18 Harriston Sept 24, 25 Holstein Sept. 25, 26 Progressive - Conservative NOMINATION MEETING Huron Riding FEDERAL Clinton Town Hall Mon. Sept 8 8:00 p.m. SHARP ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR RIDING Guest Speaker GORDON GRAYDON M.P., —Peel Elmer D. Bell, Q.C., President Clark Fisher, Secretary Walkerton