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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-10-17, Page 11Bride; When you married me, I thought you were daring and cour- ageous:" Groom; "Name one person who • didn't!" • E-Z SLEEPWEAR Slightly impeifect Sizes 6 mos, to 3 years Sale Price 'ONLY. WHITEGRUKI C , , , WS, Wro, Dawson, Mr —and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin arid Mr, Tilos, rug. don, who left four Weeks ago 'for . 4a West, rettirned home on Wed. . esday last, They went by the . Xackintte Straits, and visited with friends in Millaiteba, and with Mr. Purdon's relattveS at Mitesinain en Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kits- and other places in Saskatchewan, sell. Gatint. Mr. Alex McKenzie, Of M. DaWaon Nand Mr,. and Mrs. Tiffin travelled. from there by bus , to Utfinenton, Where they visited with Miss, Kdith peddle and Mr. • and gra, .Lowls Beeeroft. Cmningi home they returned by the Soo, arid visited with Mr. and Mrs, 1.4nwreneo Henderson and f their 'familY .at,North Bay, They report ,SPleridict harvest weather, grand crops, but little Market or sale for the grain. Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCreight 'and children, of Atwood, visited on Sunday with his uncles,' Mr. Thos. Oand Mr, and MO. A. MeCreight. 'Ur. and Mrs, Ben McClenaghan, Miss Margaret . 'Gallen and Carl ..Meelenaglian 'viSited on, Sunday I ▪ Once again ladies, for 10 days Pnly, we • give you the best bar- gain in NYLONS First Quality . - all the lovely-fall shades - Ladies, you deserve the Bed. •- That Is why *0 suggest you ▪ always buy WELDICEST. 98c at l.,angside also visited, there, Mr, Adam. Mci3urney of Kingia- ton lids been spending the past two weeks at Mg home here. Mr, Bernard Munro of Centralia air Wiwi Spent'the weelt:ena with lvfarneeit friends, • Mr, and Mrs, 'Robert Mason and Brian, of Wingham, viiiited on Sun- day 'at, the home of. hi bretber, Mr, Kenneth Mason, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Cameron and, children, of Ashfield, visited on Sunday with Kribi»sen relati'Ves in Blast Wawanosli. Mrs, Ilfaagrove and son, Mr,. Stewart Musgrove, of' Wroxeter, vt8ited, on Sunday . at the home of the former's daughter, Mrs, D, Willis. A Ur. wid 141,140t-3Ol8tat and Christ:end 0 Newmarket visited on 'Sunday 'with Mr. aria Mrs. Gordon MclitirneyA Mr. and Mrs, Waiter Forster and family, Of Ripley visited on Sunday at the home of ,hi Sister, MPS, Aim; 'Robertson, and With his father, M. *Tames Forster in Wingharn tal, Rev. 0, Krug, had charge Of the anniversary services in Prosscls United Church on Sugclay and Rev, Lane of Brussels had charge f the Beigrave-Pric.k services. The W,U.S. of the, Presbyterian Churn. .is holding Its Thankoffer- ing meeting this WednesclaY with the ladies ,Of the Senior Auxiliary of the Wingham Presbyterian Church and the ladies ef the United Church W.M.S. as ',glIerits. 'Miss Rothe, Mackay will be the special speaker, Mrs, Dawson Craig, Mra, James Wilson, Mrs. Earl Casliek, Mrs, Prank Conker and Mrs, Albert Mc,: Quillin attended the W.M,S. Aux- iliary meeting of the Western Piir; Won of the Maitland Preabyterial, held at Kincardine on Friday afte'r- noon laalt*Raf ViaekaY was the special allealiar, Ko Ad- dreseed the Eastern Pivisiall at Cranhroolt on TintrsdaY and was called ,to a meth)* at Montreal this week, while Mrs. Maelw ad- dresses ,naCetings at Sarnia, The ladles of the virx.S„ of the United Chtireh, are holding their Thankoffering meeting en F400 afterriaen, at 3.49. with the ladles of • 'Binevale and Winghtun Jnited church and the ladies from the Presbyterian ,Church here 'invited to hem, miss Edith clarke, returned missionary from Africa, who js tho • Special speaker, Ali the ladies of the community are cordially in-, ,viteel to be present, Mr. and Mrs, William 'Pardon and daughters of St Helena and Mr: and Mrs. Calvin llob,risori'and' Sons vNited on Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Bev. Timothy Tam, of }long , fcong, who is studying in Toronto, spent the weele=end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher and her slater, Mr. Lawry of 'Jurgen; Mr. WIWI= Vlst Kitchener, Mr, niber, who 9 been employed in the llault of CoMPlereei Kitchener, leaves next week to take a similar position at Timmins. Mrs, John Carruthers, tochnow, stayed at the Fisher home here during the week-ad, Mr. and Mrs. Thee, IVrorrieon and Kenneth visited on Sunday with, Mr, and Mrs, Janes StatileY 4)f Kin- cardine, Mrs. Walter Loft left on Monday to visit at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Orval Newby, of Pros, Peet Mr. and Mrs, Gibson Iiareilton and sons, of' Ienoknow, visiteol on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 13uckton, Mr. Harald Litt, of Formosa, was busy last Weeic harvesting his grain on the Garbatt farm, Fred Colter of Marltdale, has been hired by Mr. Alex coulter for fall work. Mr. Coulter haS been under the, doctor's care, miss Marilyn Morrison visited on Sunday with Mr. an.c1 Mrs. John — The regular meeting of the Women's Institute waS held on Tuesday evening last with the president, Mrs, George Fisher, presiding. After the op', ening exercisea Mrs, Gordon Mc. Burney was appointed to give a report from the material that comes to the Institute from the' Canadian Association of Consum- ers. • The ladles of the InStittite were invited to attend the tea, served, from 3 to 0 p.m. on Saturday, Oc- tober 27 by the Ladies' AUxiliary of the Wingham General Hospital on their fiftieth anniversary. This In- stitute has also aceePted an invi- tation to be present with the Eel- grave Institute on Tuesday eve* Ping to hear their special speaker, Judge Fingland of Coderich. They also accepted, an invitation to at- tend the Institute meeting in the council chambers, Winghazn, this Thursday afternoon, The ladies were asked to remain-, bee the potluck were, to be held at the November meeting, when Dr, W. A. McKibben of Wingliam will he the special speaker, Fifty ladle's were present, including guests from St. Helens and Eel* more Institutes. Mrs. Chester Taylor played ,a piano solo and all enjoyed com- munity singing. Mrs, Albert Mc- Quillin gave a reading, Mrs. Gor- don McBurney gave an interesting report of the two days she spent' at the 0.A.Q., Guelph, last week, Mrs. Wallace Conn read a paper on the motto, "A pint of example is worth a quart of advice". The pa- per was prepared by Mrs. Evans.' Mrs. Reuben Appleby was the guest speaker and spoke from the book, "13ruce Beckons", telling of interesting places and the history surrounding different points in Bruce County, She was given a vote of appreciation. The roll call, *1-Iow to, Keep Young", was answered hunioronaly, The committee, Mrs. Gwen King, Mrs, Russell Ross, Mrs. Frank Ross • and M.A. Thos. Metcalfe, were in charge of the penny auc- tion and the meet ing was closed with the National Anthem: Mrs. Robert Ross and Mrs. McInnis were in charge of the lunch. All enjoyed the social get-together. CHINESE MISSIONARY SPEAKS At RALLY WHITECRURCH — The annul youth rally of the 'iroung Adult group for this district of the Un- ked, Church was held here on Sun- day evening, when a splendid crowd gathered in the interest of mission- ary work. The church was decor- ated with autumn flowers and loaves for the occasion and the pastor, Rev. R. A. Brook, con- ducted the service. Harold Pocock, Wingham, with his piano accor- dion, Garnet Farrier, with saxa- phone, accompanied by Mrs. Far- rier at the-piano, played musical numbers and Mrs, Ezra Scholtz, Mrs:, Dan Tiffin, and Mr. Farrier sang "I'm a Child of the King". Mr, Brook introduced the spec- ial speaker, Rev. Timothy Tam, of Hong Kong, who is taking a post- graduate course at Emmanuel Col- lege, Mr. Tam delighted his aud- ience with his rendition of musical numbers on his fife, made from bamboo and brought from South China, where he waS preaching, He played both oriental and our own Canadian music and 'then told, of Christianity, as he found it in Canada, where, to strangers; ft seems to be a legacy from one gen- eration to another, a splendid in- heritance., In contrast; he spoke of :Christianity in China, where it cuts one off from family and com- munity. There each Christian 18 a worker, and is known to be on duty 'continuously for his new faith, throwing out a challenge for Chris- tian workers to take the responsi- bility that true Christianity carries, He told how China, with her 500 million people, has only one mil- lien Christians, Rev. Mr. Green of St. Helens elosed the Meeting with prayer. WHITECHURCII 44eianoe4lintes, vorsatY of the John Walker of speeial minister far the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. 'Russell Pardon and Srlan, Mr. Min Pardon, Harold Casemore, Mr. Alex Coulter, lamest Seecreft, Russell Ross and John! Gaunt te(* in the International Pl4wing match at Brooklin one day last week. Mr, end Mr, ,Chas. Cengrata of Lueknow spent the week-end at tlie home of their daughter, Mrs. Ci.as, Shia, Mr. and Mrs, fleiison Falconer and children, of Sarnia, spent the week-end hero, and Mrs. Cell Fal- coner, who WAS in Sarnia last week, returned home, Mr; and Mrs. Bert Jackson and Mr, and Mrs, Archie Montgomery of 13lyth visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Fal- coner, Many in this community extend Sympathy to M. and Mrs, Gordon Rogers and family "whose house was burned down on Sunday morn- ing. Mr. John McGee was among those Who attended the annual meeting of the Huron-Bruce Has- ()Pie Lodge in Toronto on wears- day last, Mr, and Mrs Harry Snell, Hea then and Harris, and Mn. Grant •Snell, of Lonciesboro, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Walker. Thii ied Church meeting at . home, )),;th 71;01:411, CooPer, with a zo,toito *inn, followed by . the ' thanksgiving And 110 The roll mil ';141; Us Olharo, Blessings", Was answered htr , members and visitors. no lidn.,;` Mos, were read by the eaeregeni Miss Malwan. 'pm+ IOW study will begin on Nov. let, ytio shut-inPn; the ,incitith is Miss: Margaret PrOkvii, Mrs. W. Cooper an4,iheM Arsu. Dn o,ligmtanroccotrirl,eerivrlir ser- vice Is to be held November 19 at the morning service with 'Mrs: B. Palethorpe, nal7790.- furlough from Korea. It was cie.% Cified to collect used clothing-for another Vale, The Christian 4enshiP,, secretary, t Mrs. 'S., Bride gave a reading on, Racial Brother- hood. Mrs. /Miner Harding and Mrs. Worre,, zurbrigg gave their reports of the sectional meetings at Brussels. Mrs, Penn johnston lad in a shed 'worship service based on FiphosiaM Miss Violet lesson, Mrs. Scott' Clarkson um- Lieswitherielt read the 'Scripture seated 'Um study "Conversations on South East Asia", with special emphasis on Korea, Mrs. B. Harding and Mrs. Wm. MacDon- ald assisted and 'told We self-help projects for the Korean widow; itahle alnxieonnwomf Spec- was macic of o work of the Christian eheroh there. with. Mr., ,A143 Mrs, Haw. 39:e4 rigtvi110,: 210, and MPS; .Ciarenee McClen-. lAghnn,,and children and his father„, Mr, Robert McClenaghan of. Roth,-, say, visited,"Qn" ,S-4.044x with Mr, and :Mrs. 'Kenneth Dowling. . Mr, And Mrs Wallace Ribey and Miss Leis, of Port Elgin, visited • For warmth foirw'ear, nothing can , :cikrnpa re with Ibex. Don't Miss This One! Y:4404,4144*Y. (4.:' WcIstetn .R. ider , , JEANS waist 28 - 36 ONLY 44.95 m. These are the famous Carhart Rhier ,Jeans and only a Special •linrchase mItde this price possible. Oat several pairs While we have stock, . A 3-STAR SPECIAL atia A REAL BUY ! In CO gauge 15 denier nylon seconds CURITY DIAPERS 1 doz. per package For 10 days only $9.99 at Carthichael's fai doz. ; 69c 3 ,.. $1.98 The above items are only a fetv of the many BARCAINS you will see at CARMICHAEL'S • during our lith Annual Fall Shopping Spree so • shop at CARMICHAEL'S your /FAMILY STORE, featuring quality al economy prices. ii _A—. 4- 111 100% PURE BOTANY . Wool Cardigans By LANNIBREI Regular $6.98 SALE ... $5 50 WHILE wHEY EAST Also PULLOVERS to match above Regular $4.98 e A SALE — . tp#J.Ji.1 Buy NOW and SAVE spent the week-end at the home of Barr of Kinlough. "The Family Store" OCTOBER 18th to OCTOBER 27th I. Flannelette' BLANKETSI 70 x 90 • $4." wt, __He they last pr. NQ SALE would be complete without something for the man of the house so here it is . . PENMAN'S famous 71 combinations $3.98 during, this sale r. WORK SOCKS, • 21/,?, lb. wpol and nylon 69c pr, '1 • • SKIRT CLEARANCE Ladies, here is your chance to get that EXTRA tddit you are waiting for. it: One rack of $7.00, $8.00 & $9.95 beautiful full skirts for ONLY . ; . .... ..... — .$6.00e.. Also skirts as low as $3.00 • • *1- $795 - in 5, M. it L. for . Beautiful shades in Baby Chenille. Plain patterns $5.95 Also ,Misses' and Children's • EXCLUSIVE AT CA1RMICHAELS " , V I Ladies' • Chenille Housecoats -M113. ft.APREBY TELLS OF ,11111J,CE. AT ti„. MEETINti Rev, It„ A. Brook will preach at the anniversary services at Iiippon United Church next Sunday and Rev, Norman McLeod of Itippea will have charge of the service here. Mrs, W. R, Farrier and Mr. Gar- et Farrier, Re,,i/ arid Mrs, W. S. Watt and Mr. and Mrs. j. I), Bee- croft attended the special services in Dungannon United Church Mi. .8miclay, when the Dungannon people Were holding the last anni. Wingharn, Tins LUCE:NOW LADIES' LEGION AUXILIARY are holding a Pick The,Stars Of Tomorrow Contest Wednesday, Oat. '31st, in, Lucknow Town Hall 8 to 9.39 p.m. 3 CLASSIFICATIONS:- 13 yrs. and under; 12 Yrs. 'to 11) yrs; 29.yrs and ote CASH PRIZES Anyone wishing, to enter, please forward writtexi application tel Secretary, Mrs. Eunice Reid, R.R. 6, Lucknow not later than October 24th. M.O. for the evening — Bali Secord. of CICNX Focus SLIM BOUCHER- ANIF)-.1115 GOLDEN PRAIRIE COWBOYS WILL ENTERTAIN AND PLAY FOR DANCE TO FOLLOW Masquerade Dress will be order of the evening with pekes for best dress YOU AND OLD ARE INVITED TO ENTER* Come along and have a good time. ADMISSION'— Children 35e; To Concert aed Dance, Adults 75e LUNCH COUNTER. 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