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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-11-19, Page 11Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shiell, of Ea Wawanosh . Birth ERRINGTON-- On Friday, November 14th, in the Wingham Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington, of W. WawanoSh, a daughter, is on Manitoulin Island this week deer hunting. Mr. Graham Moffatt, a laa- loss, is also at Manitoulin this Week- Mr, and Mrs, Walter Tisdale', of Kindersley, Sask., have been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs, George Deyell, and with other relatives in the district. •,••••••••••••••••••••• Day, why do we have wars, shall we continue to .have wars, and what can we, here in Whitechurch, do for peace? He went on_ to show that the forces of evil will always challenge the moral and Christian forces of the world. There is a .necessity for people the world over, to be alert, and the ',upholders .of ifreedom and the causes of right in our communities. He was tendered a hearty vote of thanks and ,appreciation. .Mary and Kathleen Fisher sang ,"In the Garden." Mrs, Chas. Shiell then gave her report of Mrs. Gear, formerly Alexia Ann Morton, of E. Wawanosh, passed away on Tuesday after three years spent in Wingham Hospital. She was in her 83rd, year. Her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morton, came from Scotland and settled in E, Wawanosh, and to them were born two sons and eight daughters, all of whom have passed away except one daughter, Mrs. Koepfgen, of Cass City, Mich- igan, who is in her 97th year. Mrs. Gear taught in several schools in this district, when a young wbman.. She . :01,101 k1D, 1.00, oFealraliiraii at BURKE ELECTRIC WINGHAM PHONE 474 10% will hold ANY item mail Christmas. Delivery Christmas Eve ALL APPLIANCE'S ClIARANTEED BOY'S' PYJAMAS Delight the young fellow with his pet pyjamas from our wide range. For truly warm comfort and restful sleep, you can't go wrong with our fine quality flannelette pyjamas in choice_ of several handsome striped patterns in gay colours. All sizes. $2.95 to $3.59 SOCKS Socks make such practical inexpensive gifts. Choose from fine all wool, nylon mixtures in plain tt fancy patterns. Ifx Great colour choice. All sizes. $1.00 to $1.95 .111•11MMEIr WV,4104$100, NOV1 11il0.00 1% 1D5* WINGHAM ADVANCE-VMS VA.OV 'prximPt vEWS OF WH1TECHU1CH Rev• H. L. Parker, Wingham, is Speaker at institute Mtg. Mr. and Mrs. John Craig and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Rintoul and tarn- and Mrs. Robert Hall, Wingham, spent ily visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Cameron, of Ashfield. a.Ira. MacDonald, of St. Helens, Mrs. Alex spent a few days this week at Toronto, 1 The Farm Forum met on Monday the late John Paterson, at the Coutts' Mr, Stewart Scott, of Kinloss, visit- I minster Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Co.ulter, Wing- John where they visited with Mr. and Mrs- decided to have a wall-paper demon-with Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher. • , stration in January, along with the ) evening Rintoul and attended the Roy,a1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Funeral Home, with interment hi the ed on Sunday With Mrs. Scott, in Vic,- 1 Bel rave Junior Farmers' group. They 'Chas, Martin, with an attendance of Paris cemetery. toria. Hospital, London, where it was Mr, Gregg and his daughter, Miss ham, visited on Sunday with Mr. and ,also made a motion to contribute $13 , Winnifred, who visited last week with Mrs. Frank Coulter and Mr. and Mrs, 1 24. TwO' groups discussed the questions Mr. and Mrs. John Purdon, Mr. and thought that Mrs. Scott had had an- to the Children's Aid and to the Wing- . Craig and Dawson relatives in this John Craig. re ,over-mechanization or under-xnech- Mrs. Fred Wells and Mr, Kenneth other lighter stroke. ham Hospital Fund. The roll call was diatrict returned home to St. Georges anization of farms in this district, Zinn spent a few days last week at' Mr. Andrew Gaunt and Murray , answered by a school-day memory, Mrs. Sam McBurney, Wingham, was They decided that farmers were mak- the Winter Fair, Toronto. , took their cattle to the Winter Fair and Brantford on Saturday, I a patient in Wingham Hospital over Mrs, Herson Irwin read an .interesting ing the most of what machinery they ,Mr. and Mrs. Billie McClenaghan„ on Tuesday, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Henderson. the week-end, paper on the motto, "The Chains of had and if they needed the larger of Toronto, spent the week-end with 1 The W,M.S. of the Presbyterian of Lueltnew, visited on Sunday WithlMr. Fred Deacon, of East Wawanosh, Habit are too weak to be felt until1 machinery they co-operated with reel- his father, Mr. Henry Mcaenaghan, Church will hold its annual meeting Misses Mary and Kathleen Fisher, they are too Strong to be Broken," I •ghbors pr hired the work done. Next of 13elgrave, and visited with ,rela,tives In the S.S. room of the church this 1 !Thursday. ' !Monday's Forum was cancelled in ord- in this community. sang "Make a Little Rainbow," tad ` er to let as many as possible attend Mr. and Mrs, Angus Falconer spent! Mr. Jim Irwin and Mr. Dave Duthie, Mrs. Russell Ross gave a talk on the the annual meeting and banquet at Sunday with her grandparents, Mr,' of Hamilton, spent the week-end with current events of the month, Miss ,Londesboro. Mrs, J. D. Beecroft and and Mrs. Bert Jackson, of Blyth, the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. /6, Jean Gaunt played a piano solo, and I Mr, John McGee held high points at Communion service was held Sun- Herson Irwin. all sang "0 God, Our Help in Ages , euchre and Miss Lila Emerson and day in the United Church here, and I The W.M.S. and Mission Band, of Past." I Mr. John Purdon held low points. baby, Eldon ',Clarence, son of Mr. and Brick United Church, held a very sue- Mrs, Lance Grain introduced Rev. Lunch was served and all enjoyed the Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan, and cessful bazaar in S.S. No. 9 School on' H. L. Parker, of Wingham Anglican I social gathering. Bryan Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Friday evening. There was a good at- 1 Church, who -spoke •on -Remembrance Mrs. Gear Passes tendanee, and Rev, Cox was chairman Russell Purdon, were baptized. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Groskorth, Paul for a short program, after which Mrs. and Karen, spent the week-end at, John Thompson, of Wingham, showed Unionville, and attended the Royal! her Int-rest ,Ig airl ,'s on J 1,nida41. Winter Fair. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Amos 'Cornelius visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott visited on Sunday at the home of Mr, and on Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. James Mrs. Will Redmond, of St. Augustine. , Elliott, of Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Casemore and! Mr ,and Mrs. Frank Paterson, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mor- Detroit, spent the week-end with his risen, of Woodstock, also Mr and Mrs. I father, Mr. F. McK. Paterson. Jas. Morrison, Jimmie and Agnes, of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Seholtz visited Maidstone, visited on Sunday at the, on Saturday with her sister, Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Morrison. Cameron Simmons, in London. Mr. J, B. Morrison stayed to spend 1 Mr. Nat. Thqmson and Mr. George IMIAMAKIOMAKMAT.',41WW.A&A The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the Memorial Hall here on Tuesday last, with an attendance cif 60, The presi- dent, Mrs. Jas, McInnis, presided, the Guelph Area Convention, held at Kitchener. Mrs. Alex Robertson also !gave the report of the afternoon .es- sloe, The meeting was closed by sing- ing the national anthem, leaves to mourn her one son, John of Kitchener and two granddaughters. The funeral was held on Thursday from the Currie Funerai Home, Wing- barn, Brandon's Cemetery, with Rev, Fulton of the Presbyterian Church, Brussels, officiating,, and with B. Wawanosh neighbors as pall-bear- ors, Ivan Wightman, Bruce Scott, :has, Smith, Or4erne Anderson, Toss. Anderson and Harvey McDowell . Personals Mr. F. McK. Paterson was in Galt After the opening exercises, the ladies ' Farrar Forum on Saturday, attending the funeral of sonic weeps, returned home with them visited with Mr. Welwood in West- Rintoul and Gordon, and Will Rintoul this week hero, Mn, and Mrs, H. Bueltton and child- ren, of Lucknow, visited on Sunday,; with his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.' Buekton. The children of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Henderson have the chicken pox this week. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Johnston and , ehildeen, 'of Parlth'll,visited with rel- atives Lualpow and with Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Conn, Mrs, Will Conn, who has been visiting at Parkhill for I Fisher made a business trip to Kitch- ener on Monday. Mrs, 'James Purvis arid Miss Kath- leen Macintosh, of Luc:know, visited on Thursday with Mrs. David Ken- nedy, Mr. John Stacey, of Wingham re- turned to Victoria Hospital, London, on Thursday. on Sunday, Mrs. Stae9ey and Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs, Relison Falconer visited with him there, Mrs. Ezra Welwood accompanied them and Saturday in ondon, Mr. and. Mrs. Rhys Pollock and sons, of Wingham visited on Sunday Winter Fair. Mr, and Mrs, Mack Cardiff, of Bru- ssels, visited on Monday with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rintoul. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Purdon and family, of Beigrave, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Purdon. 104KitteOKIMAkei -.4ke' VAMStg..401M. 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