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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-09-24, Page 12ebbiarb Opt. Mind= Knox:United 'Church here was 'dee- °rated with baskets of gladioli for the anniversary services held .Sunday, September 21st. The guest speaker was Rev. P. Proctor of Teeswater. At the morning service the choir .sang two anthems "0 Give Thanks" .and "Make a Joyful Noise", The bays' quartette. consisting of Jim, Keith and Lloyd Anderson and Ron, New home permanent needs NO NEUTRALIZER!, NO RINSEmN0 RESETTING!. sr •••••oU"'o.t$5..ke•nt.tot, ' WAVES AND NEUTRALIZES IN t STEP! 1. Roll curls on easy French-style curlers .. new, wonderful. 2, Apply lotion—no timing—let dry. 3, Brush into springy, lasting curls. $150 14411144 $2.85 Contrct. *ail. F...4 got.. SHADOW W TWO SHOWS Each Night, starting at 7:15 p. SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Sept. 24, 25 "Distant. Drums" Gary Cooper Mari Aldon 111111111111 l 1 lllllllllllllll 111111 Sept. 26, 27 "Savage Drums" Sabu 111„IM Vita Baron Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 30 "Close to my Heart" Ray Milland Gene Tierney Wednesday, Thursday, .... October 1, 2 a nu m w su m m e tt a ti n w ei ns i u m us it t et ti s m i ss i t U ir • It ,IMAK wwrisa THE WINciliA11+1 ADVANCE,TIMES WADAMSDAT, SPIPTIO111P8 24, /9 Mr. and. Mrs, Morgan. gendereen'Til rind Ell4abeth, of "4.1eknoW, Thas,Brydges, visited on Sunday at the home .of Mr, area Mrs. Jog DUP., 1247sar,rs Des 'Garnett left this 3veek. to take up residence in Trenton, where her husband has been station- ,ed at the air- school for the past two years, Mrs. Pearl 23itton, of Listowel, .spent a week with her son and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Reg. Ritton, Sunday visitors with Mrs, 0, G. Anderson And Graham were; Mr. and Mrs.. Ross Anderson and children; Mr, and Mrs, Bryce Elliott and baby, of Lueltnow; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kingston, of Wingham, and Mr. Walter Ramsay, of Teeswater, Mr, and Mrs, John McBurney, Alan and Grant, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Noble Young, at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker and children spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs, Fred Johann and Wilfred Pastor J. L. Coyle will be ordained 433eerivi Illeers tIrthaen r ed. attended anniversary by the Conned of independent Bap- tist Churches which will convene here Mr, and Mrs. Harry Rinn and on Tuesday, September 30th, at 3 p.m. children were Sunday visitors with and 8 p.m. He has been pastor here Mr. and mrs, Frank Storey at Sea- for over two years and is a graduate of Central Baptist Seminary, family, Mr. Mrs. 'Barry Walter, Gerald and Norma; and Mr, Haacke, of and Mrs. Clarence .,Chamney and Goderich, spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Garry visited on and Mrs. Elmer ham, Mr. and Mrs. John Mason spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Farrow, at Goderich. Baptism service was held in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday when Cameron Oliver, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Anderson, and Mona Janet, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clifford :Purdon, were baptized by the pastor l of the church, the Rev. W. H. T. Fulton, Mrs. Calvin Robinson and Sunday with Mr. Purdon, of Wing-, Thomas Ritchie Active In Community In Wingham General Hospital, on Sunday, Sept. .14, there entered into rest a well-known and highly esteem- ed citizen of the Wroxeter community in the person of Thomas Ritchie, He had been an invalid for a number of years, and for more than the past three years was a patient in the Wing- ham Hospital. In his 87th year, Mr. Ritchie was a son of the late James Ritchie and Margaret Henderson and was born in North Dumfries, Waterloo County. With his parents he came to Howick ;- Township when young. He farmed 7 until his retirement to the village of 1111 Wroxeter 30 years ago. aid Campbeill sang, 'Heaven 14 my Home", At the evening service, Rev. O. Co was in charge of the %Mien and Rev. Praetor gave the sermon. The choir sang "Beautiful Words of Jesus" and the guest soloist was Mr, Bernard Rutledge, of Wingham, He chose for his two solos,. "Bless This House", and "Jesus .Saviour Pilot Me". Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson were: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wheeler, Blyth, arid Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilkinson and. Jean, of Gode- rich. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Black and family, of Britton, with Mr, and Mrs. James Walsh, Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Hartlin, Goderich, with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Bunking, Auburn, with Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Walsh, Blyth, with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. D, McCrea and family, Port Credit, with Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence 'Wman and Mrs. H. Perdue. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Keating and Katherine with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wheeler, Miss M. Yuill, Carleton Place, with Mr. Joseph Yuill and Mrs. Laura Johnston, Newlywed$ Are Honored A shower and dance was held Fri- day evening in the Foresters' Hall, here in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hartlin, (nee Muriel Anderson), who were married recently. George Michie addressed the couple and presented them with a purse of money, on behalf of the community, Tiffin's Orchestra played for dancing. Miss Mary Radcliff, Winnipeg, Manitoba, with Mr. and Mrs, C, Coultes.. Miss Eileen Holmes, ,London,. with, her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lobb, of Van,' couver, /W„ and Mr. and Mrs. Frank WA, of Clinton with Rev. and Mrs. Charles Co.x • While enroute to register at the University of Western Ontario, don, M. Douglas Gerber, Ad year Student at Western University .and his father Mr, Earl 4.. Gerber, of North Ray, were guests of Rev, and Mrs, Charles Co-., Mrs. Alice Allen has. returned to Fullarten, after spending the past three months with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Smith. Ml's, E. Stapleton with Mr, and. Mrs. Wilbert Procter, Brussels, RR, 4. Mr, Josep'h Yuill, has returned home from Victoria Hospital, London. Harvest Thanksgiving. Trinity Anglican church was fit- tingly decorated with flowers as well as fruit, vegetables and grain for the annual Harvest Thanksgiving services held on Sunday, Both ser- vices were taken by the Rector, Rev. W. E. Bramwell, and were well attended. In the morning he pointed out that all our gifts, spiritual as well as material, came from God and we should remember to give thanks always. In the evening he urged all to make use of their various talents and to develop them, taking care not to let evil choke out the good in our lives, Mrs. Art Scott sang the beautiful solo "Bless this house" in the morning. Clark Johnston sang "Thanks be to God", and the choir contributed the anthem "0 Lord, how manifold are Thy works," in the evening. Mrs. Will Kelly has returned home from visiting relatives and friends in Saskatchewan and Edmonton, Alberta. Sympathy is extended to his sisters, Mrs. Alex (Margaret) McKercher and Mrs. Frank (Bessie) Sanderson, both of Wroxeter, and his brother, Tyn- dall, of Wingham. Two sisters pre- deceased him, Mrs. Eleanor McLau- ghlin, Winnipeg and Miss Jeanette Ritchie, Wroxeeer, Mr. Ritchie was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church and be- fore his health failed had served as' a choir member for many years. He was fond of sports and an ardent cur- ler and bowler. Through the long years spent in the community the qualities of this Christian gentleman endeared him to all neighbours and Sate residence on Taeaday afternoon with Rev. Mr. ,Poggs of •Oerrie Pres- byterian Chnrch In charge rallbear- erg wore EWartt TY.ndall .arid Allan MeHereher.,, Alien Munro, Janlea. 'POW and Stewart Ritchie, interrnent Was . made in the family plot, Wrcoceter - eemeter7 FORM/RC!! Farewell ter Igr. and AIM WILMA* On Friday evening, neighbors'and friends gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Crosby Saber= for a social hour and to say good-bye as they leave their farm home to take up residence in the village of Fordwich. At the close of the evening, Mr, Harry Sansom spoke a few well-chosen a a m a a a a a 7-5 a a U a a U U a words, and .Mica Phyllis Wiisao, pre.. seated' 14r. al* Mrs. :Sotheran with a beautiful pair of ,crystal and rose. dresser lamps,{ hOSPEL IALE ItegVtg` Sundays ,SerYieea Sunday' School Remembering the 1490 at 11.15 -gospel Meeting 7.30 jo,na, Prayer 'Meeting and Bible Study Enrich Thursday evening at P.M, NgWS OF E3E4CRAVE Teeswater Pastor Speaker at Knox Anniversary Services McKi bkottb 93. Oragined Here :1 friends, who will remember with gratitude his contribupon to church Fil and community. 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