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WRONETER -The May meet.
winags
°lire•.c.IlleatT tl'ilenVIll'oYM8:11 :fli Mrs. gUrlueil:
McMichael with 21 members and,
two -vests in attenclanee,
ltnth
were in cePhlirle o id luddevMortskiDa. Sat1.3
The meeting ,opened with 'a poem,
followed by the theme song. The
Scripture was read and prayer was
given by Mrs. Static. Mrs. Pon
McLaughlin was in charge of the
topic.
Mrs. McDonald sheaved
on the work of the Missionary and
Maintenance of the United Church.
A reading on Dr. Watt was able
The president, ..Mrs. D, Static
gwjav6. s1ef charge of the baSiness por-
tion of the meeting. The catering
Committee for ,khe following Month
Is Mrs. Miller, M-a, Smith and Mrs
Newton. Lunch was served at tin
Close of the meeting 'by those in
charge.
WROXETER
Mr. Ira'ISTeLean, accompanied by
Mrs. J. F. McLean, visited the sat
ter's brother, Mr. and Mrs, Rey-
Wilson, Guelph, on Thursday. z
Mr. and. Mrs. Ken Wright speni
a few days in Pontiac and Detroit
returning home by way of Port
Huron, Mr,and
Mrs. Laurie VanVelsor
Hamilton, spent the week-end al
their summer home here,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson
Murray and Glenis, were Sunda;
visitors with Mr. Will Dane, Gor,
rie, and attended the flower ser
vices in the United Church here.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Eaton, Ai-
leen and Brenda, 'Sea:forth, • wer,
Wednesday visitors with Mrs. Al
onzo Sparling,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Elliott 'am
family spent Sunday with Mt, am
Mrs. Harold Mallet, Palmerston.
We are sorry to report that Mrs
Davey is in the hospital. We hop(
for a speedy recovery.
A ' surprise birthday party for
Miss Joy Longstaff of Wroxetei
was held at the home of her uncir
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Waite:
Charles, Gorrte, who were asSiste(
by Mrs. Bob Mitchell, also of Gor
rie. Twenty-two guests sat down t(
an enjoyable supper and afterward.'
Joy was the recipient of lovely
gifts. Those present were from
Corbetton, London, Wingham, Gor
rie and Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Maxwel.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Harry Pflance, Stratford,'
Mr. and Mrs. Telford Montgotn.
cry, London, and Mrs. Sadie But
ton, of Riverside, visited' Mr.
and Mrs. George Galbraith recently
- Miss Jean Adams spent the
Week-end with her grandparents
Mr. and Ws. Elmer Farrish, Got.'
rie, and attended the flower ser-
vices at Gorrie United Church or
Sunday,
Mrs. George Hart, Newry, caller
on Mrs. A. Sparling and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hart on Sunday eve-
•ning. '
"'Mrs. James. Doig spent a, few
days in Kitchener last week. Mr.
Doig went to Kitchener later and
visLed Mae Doig, 'St. Jacobs and
his wife returned home with him.
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Mr. and Mrs. Angus FalcOner
and children spent the week-end
utthe home of his brother, Mr.
,Relison Falconer and with other
relatives at Sarnia. •
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Chapman
and Garry spent the week-end at
the horiie of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Smith of Toronto.
Mrs, John Ireland of ,Teeswater
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer' Ireland, and .on Sun-
day all visited with Mr. and Mrs.
James Johnston of Cooksville.•
Mr. and Mrs. E, H. GrOskorth
were in Toronto On Saturday to
attend the 50th Wedding •iiiniver-
sary celebrations of 'her uncle and
aunt, Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Kennedy
of Unionville. Dr, Kennedy has
been a practising chiropractor in
Unionville for many years and
over 200 guests, friends and rela-•
tivea Were present in' the afternoon,
With as many more at the night
celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker
visited on Sunday 'at the home of
her sister, Miss Gertrude Stewart
Of Cdoksville,
Mrs, John Runyan and her friend,
MIAs Shirley Width of 'Edmonton,
Anent the Week-end here with the
forrrier's aunt, MrS. J. tt, Gilles
pfe, They are Spending three
weeks' Vacation motoring from Ed-
mordebi and wilt visit With Many
Ontario relatives.
-three 'generations. :Mr. rind IVIrs.S best RS they undermine 'sortie of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Harker and
`1,1klieliel will live irlN Witighani, the wOrit of the thuteheS, • 'fitinily,of Goderich visited on 'Sun.
Withdraw 'Services
At Bluevale United
Ri,,u4vALE.--- The service in the
United Church on. Sunday com-
memorated Pentecost and alsa the
35th anniversary of the union of
the three churches in 1025. Mr.
Alan H. Neelon made suitable
references to these events is a.
forceful sermon,
Owing to anniversary services
being held next ;Sunday in White-
ehurch United Church service in
IIItievale United Church will be
withdrawn.
Softly glowing cathedral candles
in bronze candelabra and baskets
and standards filled with lilacs
and tulips formed a lovely setting
in Blyth United Church Saturday
afternoon for the marriage of
Mary Dianne, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Oster, R, R. 3,
Blyth, to Donald Bruce McMurray,
son of Mr. and Mrs, R, J. Mclur-
ray, R. R. 4, Wingham.
Rev. R. E. McLagan, minister of
the church, officiated at the double
ring ceremony. Miss Lois Grasby
at the church organ played tradi-
tional bridal music, and also ac-
companied the soloist, Aubrey Toll,
as he sang "I'll Walk Beside You"
and "0 Perfect Love."
The bride was lovely in a floor-
length gown of nylon organza and
lace over tulle and taffeta. The
fitted bodice was styled with a
high bateau neckline of chantilly
lace sprinkled with iridescent se-.
quins. The short, shirred sleeves
and matching gloves enhanced .the
full skirt, which was fashioned
with aslace ruffle 'cascading, from
a V front waist-line, to a low
point back. Her fingertip veil of
silk nylon illusion was held in
place by a tiara, set with seed
pearls and iridescent sequins. She
carried a crown arrangement of
red roses.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
George Oster, sister-inlaw of the
bride. Her gown was floor-length
maize silk organza over matching
taffeta. It featured short sleeves,
bouffant skirt and fitted bodice.
Her flowers were mauve chrysan-
theinums arranged similar to the
bride's bouquet;
Miss Dianne Davis, London,
'cousin of the bride, and Mrs. James
Gaunt, Wingham, were bridesmaids.
MiSs Davis' gown was mint green
silk organza over matching taffeta,
and her flowers were yellow mums.
Mrs. Gaunt's gown was mauve
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mss, W. J. Peacock
motored to Ottawa for a few days
and visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Peacock and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pugh and
Mrs. Dick Lee, all of Dorchester,
visited at the -home of Miss Iviary
Duff and with other Bluevale
friends on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street and
children of Listowel were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. M. L. Aitken.
The Bluevale Women's Institute
will meet at the home of Mrs. E.
Barnard on Thursday, June 9th,
when Mrs. T. E. Kennedy will
speak and Mrs. Eldred Nichol will
report the officers' convention at
Guelph
Visitor;•on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Horton were Dr, Lorne
Maguire and Mrs. Maguire of Port
Dalhousie, Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Wel-
ton and Phyllis of Stratford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob • Douglas of
Fordwieh.
Mrs. Margaret Ogram, Mrs,
Roszell and Miss May Wilson, of
Toronto, were week-end visitors
with. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greenaway.
Mr, and Mrs. Alton Mahood and
daughters of Goderich are visiting
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Parkes,
Mr. Jack McMinn and Randy of
Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
• nolch Lillow on Saturday,
THREE li-E-N-EiATIONS
WORKED NICHOL FARM
BLVEVALE --Mr, and Mrs. El-
dred' Nichol were guests of their
neighbors on' Friday evening at
Kirton's School, Progressive euchre
was Played, and a presentation
T011owed,
Mrs. Harold Grant read an ad-
dress of , appreciation to Mr. ant" •
Mts. Nichol, who have been valued
citizens of the community,_ for
many years. Harold Grant, Eldon
Kirton and William bettinan pre-
sented gifts Of a trilight floor
lamp and step-up tables and Mr.
Nichol replied. Refreshments were
served at the close.
Mr. and Mrs. Nichol have sold
their farm to Mr. .arel Mrs. Fred
Van brig, of lleadowvale, after
41 years spent on their fine farm,
which has been in the family for
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silk organza with green mums.
Janice Gaunt, daughter of the
bridesmaid, was a charming flower
girl, Her frock was of the 'same
material and color as the matron
of honor, and she carried a nosegay
of mauve mums, Each attendant's,
gown was fashioned identically
'to that of the matron of honor.
Jack Rumball, London, cousin of
the bride, was ringbearer. .Robert
McMurray, Kingston, was his bro-
ther's best man, and ushering the
guests were George Oster, Blyth,
the bride's brother, and James
Gaunt, of Wingham.
A wedding dinner in the church
dining' hall, served by a group of
W.A. members of the church, fol-
loWed the ceremony. Assisting in
serving were Miss Yvonne Rath,
Belgrave, Miss Mae Doubledee,
Wroxeter, and Miss Dorothy Frie-
burger, Kitchener.
The bride's mother received the
guests wearing a dawn blue linen
tunic dress, white accessories and
a corsage of pink carnations. 'She
was assisted by the bridegroom's
mother, who had chosen - an en-
semble of blue brocaded nylon with
a plain matching blue nylon duster.
She wore white accessories and a
corsage of lily-of-the'-valley and
pink rosebuds.
The bride's table was centered
with a four storied wedding cake
flanked with pink candles in silver
candelabra. Other decorations were
table bouquets of lily-of-the-valley
and pink roses.
For a honeymoon trip to the
Southern States the bride wore a
beige shantung ensemble, green ac-
cessories and a corsage of orange
ice mums. On theiir return they
will reside on the 'bridegroom's
farm, R. R. 4, Wingham.
Guests at the wedding were from
London, Stratford, Toronto, Port
Credit, Kitchener, Kingston, Wing-
ham, Belgrave, Wroxeter, Blyth.
PLAN RECEPTION FOR
REV. AND MRS. WELSH
BLUEVALE The Woman's
Association ...met in the United
Church on Thursday. Mrs. Spar-
ling Johnston, first vice-president,
presided and conducted devotions.
/11/Irs. Alex aVkiCrackin, treasurer,
reported bills for building mater-
ials paid and a substantial balance
on hand.
It was decided to buy certain
articles of furniture for use in the
parsonage,
•
Plans were made for the •recen-
tion of Rev, W. R. Welsh and Mrs.
Welsh after the induction on the
evening of July first, "
A table will be purchased for tin
of the Eeginners' Class of the Sun-
day School.
It was decided to send $10.00 to
the March of nines, •
United Ladies
Study Africa
BLUEVALE---The W.M.S. met in
the United Church on Thursday.
The president, Mrs. Milton Fraser,
presided. The study program was
in charge of Mrs. W. J. Peacock,
who read Scripture and gave com-
ments on "Extension of the King-
dom".
Mrs. Alex, Corrigan spoke on
"Old Patterns and New" in Africa.
Alie showed how Wornen are taking
their places in important activities
in different countries of Africa, In
Ghana there are women in the
professions and in `business, Wo-
men leaders may be found every
country and women's infinehee
helps to accomplish the best things
for the people, There ,is now the
first woman &leather in the Legis-
lative .Assembly in Uganda,
• The Y.W.C.A. and YM.C.A. are
valuable for their aid in, many
directions, especially in inducing.
,o-operation. The church some-
times causes divisions on account
Of so Many denominations.
Western ideas are being rapidly
learned, and not always for' the
BLUEVALE LADIES'
QUARTERLY MEET
BLUEVALE • quarterly
Meeting of the WMS and Ladles'
Aid was 'held in the basement of
the Presbyterian, -Church on Wed-
nesday, with the Presititnti
Bernard Thoas presiding. She
Opened the meeting with the, Vail
to' worship, after which a hymn
was sung.
The• Serliptore and comments
were, given by Mrd. Harold Omni.
and prayer followed by Mrs. burns
Moffatt. The roll call was answer-
ed with a verse eoutaining the
word "Seed" and the secretary's
and: treasurer's reports were given
and adopted as read. The offering
was received and dedicated by the
president;
The :topic wit4 given by Mrs, T.
E. Kennedy, which was on. Nigeria.
She told of the work of tin' mss,
donaries there. Nigeria is looking
?inward to independence this coin-
:lig October. The church 'is self-
supporting. They - need ordained:
ministers to train others,*also doc-
tors, nurses and teachers. The
uresident closed this meeting with
)rayer.
A short business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid followed, presided over
by the president, Mrs. Harry El-
liott. She opened. the meeting with
prayer and reports were given by
'the different secretaries. Plans
were made for the garden party
to be held late in June and other
items of .business were- discussed
before the meeting concluded with
prayer.
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Burney..
Mr. - arid - Mrs. Calvin Robinson
and sons visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin of
Langside.
Miss Marilyn Reid of'Mt Brydg-
es spent the week-end with, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Reid
of Marnoch.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Weber and
family attended the funeral last
Wednesday of the late Hugh Al-
bert Reed of Rothsay, 20, who was
killed in a nlotor accident at St,
Agathe. Burial was in Derryad.
Cemetery, His father and brother
survive.
Mr, and Mrs. Sheldon. Jacklin
and family of Brussels, and Mr,,
and Mrs. Harold Slesser and chil-
dren' of Glands were visitors with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cook, one day last week.
Mrs. D. Willis and John visited
on Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Willis of Gowanstown,
Many from this district made a
trip' to Wingham on Sunday to
view the beautiful floral decor-
ations in Wingham United Church.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Thompson
and Mr. John Beadle . of Goderich
visited with Robinson relatives on
the Ath of East Wawanosh one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron,
LueltnoVS,”. Mr, and Mrs'. Mason
Robinson and Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Bieman were in Kingston on Sat-
urday where they attended the
marriage of the fornaer's grandson,
Mr. Russell Cameron to Miss Hazed
In St. Luke's Anglican Church at
3 p.m. Later all spent the week-
end with Perth relatives, The
'bride and groom will visit with
relatives in this district and Po-
wasson this week. ,
Mr. Leroy Rintoul of Milton spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bolt and
family of Belwood, visited on ,Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Purdon.
Mrs. C. T, Boss of Walkerton
spent last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coulter.
Wayne Eckenswiller of Harris-
ton spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckenswiller.
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