HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-07-10, Page 5SAT. - MON: JULY 13 - 15
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"Young At Heart'
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Doris. Day; Frank. Sins:etre
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Mrs, John 1./Yncimaui Mr,''Otnd
Mrs. Fred Dowdall, and Mrs, 'Sas.
Carson of Toronto spent the week-
end with Mn and Mrs, Fred IfYnd,',
man: Mrs, Hyndrnan remained
for a longer 'Visit,
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Lambkin and
sons Fordwieh, visited "Vriclay,with
Mr. and Mrs: XYgin Felkar,
'Mr, and MI'S, Clifford Cooke and.'
Mn and Mo. Harry TemPlernen
spent the week-end in Buffalo, ^"
Those from a' di,stance attending
the funeral of the late Mrs, John
Dowdy Were Miss. "Annie aninsaY4
London; Mr4 and. Mrs. -Leslie Megan
and Miss Stock of Woodstock; !Mr.
and Mrs Norman Gowily and Mrs,
Jack Hiekn, Kitchener; Mr, Mel
vin •Dowdy, Grand Bend; Mr, arid
Mrs, 'Arnold Das.rroch, Clifford;
Mrs, Elda Barnes and son Wm.
of Hamilton; Mrs. Rex Prewitt,
Texas: Mr. and Mrs. W. Kipp,". Lon-
don; Mr, Lerne.Doig and, Mr, and
Mrs, J, Wilson, Drayton'; Mr, and.
Mac Doig, Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs, Neil Robb and Mr. and Mr$,
Morley Sine, Belleville; Mr, 'and
MrS.; Inglis, aViiss•Wberry and Miss
Hall, Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. Stan--
ley Martin and family,,Fergus; Mr.
Grenville Vogan, St. Thomas; Mr.
Harry Gibson, Mrs. Edith IVIcCal-
lurn, Mr. and Mrs, J, dallaher, Mt,
Ferest; and some °Wends of
county members of Coninty Council.
Mrs. Victor Botham and Elaine,
Montreal, visited the former's
sister Mrs, George Beattie and
Mr: Beattie. „
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Wade
spent the pak week at the home
of their son, Mr, 'Robt. Wade and
Mrs. Wade of, Montreal."' •
Mr. and Mrs:David Neilson and•
Elizabeth attended the, Ativoocl
centennial eelebratiens,;..over the
week-encl.
Mr, and Mrs, CarrolBnelling and,
children 'of Listowel were Sunday
guests of `Mr. "and MiS.' nimest
Harris,
Mr. Archie Lowry, 'Quebec; Mr.
Wni. Nickel, Mr, and Mrs, Arnold
Halliday, 'Wingham; Mr. and Mrs:
Lorne Day 'and children, Drayton;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kipp and
'Marie, London; Mrs. Laura GoWdY,
Wingliain, were week-end callers
at ,the home of M. and. Mrs. Roy
Gowdy.
Week-end guests at the home of
Mr and Mrs Jas EdWards were.
landaras of Living
High in Philippines
The Jane 'Meeting of • qoforth
livening Auxiliary found thein
studying abeut The
often called '1,900 'Emeralds in the
Sea" because there are so many
islands,
lecauSe .Spain 'had Controlled'
the Philippines more than 300
years, the Wanda were Christian
except some of the country
Where the people were still pagans.
tillIS1 after the Spanish-Aineriean
War, the United .F.rtates of America
found them unwilling hut Chris-
tiap,subjects, •
fAltbciugh the majority.. of the
people are Roman Catholics; the
Protestants in high positions exert
an influence far out of proportion
to their (numbers, Chinese infin"
once is strOng because so many
Chinese men have married Philip-
pine women and remained on tile
islands. .
Although the islands, are now in-
dependent, American democratic
Ways prevail. ;.Standarda of living
are' high, and through Manilla
radio, Christian groups are_broaci-
casting throUghout most of South-
east Asia.
Teacher Presented
Before Leaving
GORRIE — The Mothers. and
pupils of S.S. No, 4, Howick, met
recently at the home of Mrs.
Gerald Galbraith for a picnic in
honour of Mrs. Jack Day, whp is
leaving the school after three years
service,
Mrs, Day was presented with an
electric frying pan by the school.
Lehere Qriffith read the address,
Arm, Dane made the presentation,
,and Elizabeth Galbraith also pre-
sented her: with a corsage.
Mrs. Winnifred Scott, Owen
Sound; Mrs, Jas, Barton, Drayton;
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham and.
Children, Lucknow.
Birth
FOSTER-.--Earl, and Eleanhre Fos-
ter (nee Edgar) of Rosetown,
'Sask., announce the birth of their
daughter, Sandra Jean, born on
July 1, 1957, in the Mernorial
Hoipital; Roeetown.
Xr• William. Patterson is 'fir aek'
town after spending the •viot few
months in London,
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs, jarries• Deig of thevilla
and Mr, Ilariy Gowdy, Wroxeter
North, in the loss pf their mother,
Mrs. John qnwdy.
;vrrs• Nye. MeCeleman,-;.,vp? has
Been visiting relatives h.0.0, re-
turned to her hhine hi Winlor on
Friday, • f -
Mr„ Wilfred MeCelernart and
son Rickey; torento,;.4..vitrited, on.
Saturday `at; the home of ;rlift. Ver-
non Hupfer arid else:ea:lied:en Mr.
John Huger,. Mgater"-,Glyde Me-
Coleman, who has'heen vacationing
herey returned home with!;tbOrn:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence( White,
Toronto, spent the week-end at
their summer home here....-
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Shride;;Cleve-
land, Ohio, and Miss Louisa Beat-
ty, 'Seaforth, spent Friday with
Mrs, Alonzo 'and Miss: HaSel Snar-
ling. Mr. Shade nephew of
Mrs. Snarling
Mr. Stanley Scott, .witere:,rettirn-
ing home on 'the 'BeImore: road
last WednesdaY, lost.Control ;of his
car and Struck a :tree;Teripitliletely
demolishing the, vehicle: Mr. Scott
was removed Ambulanee7 to the
Wingham'' hospital" where,: `at' last
report, his condition .Wrte quite
serious. ' ' 4 , .
Mr. and Mrs. WillianciWeidel and . • - sons, Allan, Gary and !David, of
Chicago, spent the -VeefiTend at
the William '1VfcLearihopie;;.•
Mr. .and •Mrs,. Wm, 'Hili6Wrox-
eter, and M. and. Mrs.;'Billg. Hart,
St. Catharines, •spent -SitpOrly in
Port Elgin:'
Mr. ancl.,'Ilifrs.-X*exii..ireAnd, of
teesvvater, Mrs.
rivolXIMS Meinbers
Leaving Ms-trio
WROXETER---Mrli• George f4al,
hreith opened, her home for the
',Tune meeting Of be on'
Priday evening, Oth, with
members and two visitors present,'
Mrs, Frank Earls arranged and
presided over the devotional per-
iod, with Mrs. M. Grainger• at the
piano. Hymns ' sung Were c riiia
,
Is My g'ather's World" and "Day
.Dying' in the West", Mrs.
James msSanderson read the
Scripture, taken from the 11th
chapter of. JOIPI, with commentary.
A moment of silence was observ-
ed in memory of Mrs, Jnbn GOWdY,
after'Which Mes, Timln Jed in
prayer, A poem, "Grandmother's
Lesson" was. -read, by Mrs. Earls,
Mrs, Munro reviewed 'the first
six chapters trom the book "Anna
and the Indians". A letter was
read by Mrs, Wearring from JIM
Shynkar, a student minister from
Sandy Lake, Northern Ontario,
ii hose 'work is 'amongst the In-
dians: '
- The president, Mrs, K, Edgar,
presided over the business 'Meet-
ing. An '.''invitation was received
from the Fordwich W.M,$, to be
their gueets at their meeting on
July 11th. The meeting 'closed
with the singing of the hymn
"Blest The the Tie That Binds,"
and all,repeating the Mizpa'h bene-
diction, •
Following the meeting two mem,
hers were presented with china re.
lisli dishes by Mrs. Edgar from the
members with Miss K. Hazelwood
reading the address. Mrs, F.
Earls is taking up residence in
London and Mrs. M' Grainger at
Exeter. Both these ladies will be
greatly missed in the W.M.S. and
the best wishes of, all go with
them for the future. • , .
social hour was enjoyed' with
Gibson, and Mrs. D. Rae
O6iited by the hostess,, serving
lunch.
George Gibson on Wednesday eve-
ning. Mrs. Allister Green and
daughters spent Thursday at the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heath, of
Listowel, spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates.
Mr. and Mrs. Coates returned to
Listowel, with them. The ladies
are sisters.
Mrs, Ellie Simpson, Vaneouver,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fraser visited
on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Simpson, Molesworth.
Mrs, Ellie Simpson, Vancouver,
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. G. Fraser and Mrs.
Glenn Fraser, Jamestown, attended
the funeral on, Monday of Mr.
Bruce Smith; .Atwood.
W.I. HEARS TALK ON
LAURENTIAN AREA
"WROXETEri—Tbe Wroxeter
W.I, held its regular monthly meet-
ing on Wednesday evening, July 3
in the community hall, Mrs. John
Lane, president, welcomed all pre-
tient and the meeting opened with
the Institute Ode, followed' by the
Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. D. 5,
MacNaughton read a poem, "Can-
adian Born", by Pauline Johnston.
A motion was passed 'to bring
the W.I. donations to the com-
munity hall fund up to $1,000r.
, 'The highlight of the ,evening Was
'the' Shelving' Of 'iiietures ,and des-
Ciliation of "The Canadian Lab-
rentians", by 1VIrs.• Mac Allen, of
Montreal, followed by a book re-
view, "Apples Just .Don't Grow",
by Maida Parlow French cind giv-
en by Mrs. Frank Earles.
Roll call, a •British Comnion-
wealth colony, and its capital,
brought a good response and the
meeting closed with refreshments
served by the hostesses, Mrs. Leslie
Douglas, Mrs. Frank Earles and
Mrs. D. W. Rae.
BELGRAiff
Miss Karen Anderson -IS spending
a months hOlidaY Nirith•her •sister
and brother-in-lavv, and Mrs,
Bill ,Schreiber 'and' family of
StreetsVille. • „
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell. and
Mrs. Richard. ChapineY of 'Wing-
ham visited on ' Wkilnesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCallum.
Mr. and Mri. Jack VariCancip and
family, have moved to their new
none in Wingham,.
Mr, And Mrs. Bolt . and
Lorna and Mr.' and ',Mrs: John
Nixon and Calvin visited, on Sun-
day with Mr, Bolt's aunt,'MrS'Alee
"Fraser at Blenheim. x.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Russell Rae and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rae and Sus-
anne, all of Brantford, visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Wightman and fainily,
Miss Mina Procter a Toronto is
visiting with the Procter familieS
in the district. ' "
Mr. and Mrs.' Alex McCracken
andLorne of '131140/ale and Mr, and
Mrs; Harry Gnu aftended the Fox
reunion at Harbour Park,, Gode-
rich,
' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and
family of Sarnia visited over the
week-end with Mr. and' Mrs. 0.
E. taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Goldie 'Wheeler
and family of. London spent the
week-end with Mr. and-Mrs. Herb.
Wheeler.
Mrs. Margaret Lowry 'of Dun-
das visited a couple of days last
week and Mr. and. Mrs. Victor
Gibson of Ligtowel and Mr. and
Mrs. Gibson Armstrring 'and family
of Lcindon visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong,
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"MX, and Mrs— Milton.
Owe "Lillian Moffat/ Were, renew-
ing acquaintances in the Y,114Age. on
Saturday enrente to- Port.
for the week-end. 1KM, 'Nfither0 is
the daughter of Mr. And Mra,
j
chic Moffat, formerly ,of this vii
4lage. Mr. Mather**. Was. ,also hap-:
pily surmised to aneet' Mr: Fred l
}Kerr., who used to serve 'with „in the 'tire department An London
: at one time.
Messrs.
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Wed Tay,:
ler' and'. Fred Mentgennery 4104'
Thursday. in 'TOrOnte,
Miss Karen pontgo,
is, Vacationing 'at :the lh.O/TW of Mr,'
and Mrs. Jelin Clarke,
Pla4R4170---Thc Meet- -
lag pc the Wo4440.'SMisSionary
SocintY fold the Woman's AsSoCia, two of Knox United church was ji
held in the eghlirch 04 Wednesday i
afternoon, July $,
Mrs, Waiter Scott was in charge
of the meetings when they
4a4 as..thelr apeei4d guests, the -
Associate members. The Meeting
9Penerl With A hYtnn, 14119Wed fry
the minutes read by Mrs.
:Anderson, the financial report by .
Mrs. 0#lirge Martin, and Mrs, Jesse
Wheeler reported on the visits to
the sick Mid shut-in,
It *Was announced that a bale
Valued at $175.00 had been sent to
Toronto, 'A:letter of 'thanks was
read from Mrs, A, E, Conites,
it was agreed that the. Afternoon
Auxiliary would fl,,SSiSt ,a,t the Mis.
Sion)34,04 And Xhihy .13844 picnic
to be held' thelatter 'part of July
at file home of 'Mrs. ''Harold
tent.
Mrs. George Martin was in
charge of the Worship :service
which was taken fropi the Mission-
ary Monthly, •She ,Wei ':assisted :by
4vIrs; James Miehie,,, Mrs. E. Leslie
and Mrs. Earl Anderson, .At the
close of this part 'of.ih'e meeting, a
life membership pin- was:prelierited
to Mrs. Richard Ohaniney and a.
cup and saucer to: Mrs,: Eilziketh,
ComPhell who are no'v 'residing
in Wingham.
Prior to this meeting the W.A.
hold their meeting with their pre-
sident, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, in
charge. The" theme of this meeting
was 'Be Still and KnoW that 'God
Is in 1-111'Worici". Mrs.-Wheeler led
in prayer... • ,
Mrs, Cecil Chapiney. read, the
minutes and, Mrs.- 3..4 .Coultps
stated there was $662.69. on hand.
Tile following were mamed
eoreinittee to purchase ' diShei for
the 'church—Mrs. Stewart procter,
Mrs. Herb 'Wheeler and, Mrs. Ken-
neth Wheeler, Lunch was :Served
following these meetings.
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Home Helpers Hear
Miss Bertha MacKay
Tile annual Home Helpers' meet-
kg of St. Andrew's Auxiliary of
the W.M.S. was held in the SS.
room on Thursday afternoon with
Miss Cora,. Gilkinson presiding.
The program was prepared by
the Home Helpers' secretaries,
Mrs, E. R. Harrison. and Miss Han-
nah Wilson. Mrs. It. .1, Scott read
the Scripture lesson and meditat-
tion. Mrs. Mary Cleland led in
prayer, Mrs, Jack ,Alegander sang
the Sacred solo, "My Life Is brit a
Pattern," Tile minutes of the
previous meeting and correspond.
Once were read and the roll called.
Mrs; Leslie Fortune read several
interesting letters. from Mission
fields regarding the use Of used
cards and papers. Mrs. E. R.
Harrison presented the treasurer's
report, Miss Leah 'Currie led In'
'the Offertory prayer,
Miss Marian Williamson intro-
bleed. the guest speaker, Miss
Bertha .114ittelirty, of Lender!, who
spent some ineritha with Bev. And
Mrs,. Angus Miteltay In /India Miss
MacKaY'S.address on 'Conditions in
India front the viewpoint of a vist;
tor, living' iii the home of a mid,
ilmiary, Was most interesting and
inforinatiVe.
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brought the imeeting to * Obi. Ind
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