HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-30, Page 9Mr. and Mrs. Alan Walker and,
family of Owen 'Sound .spent Sun-
day •with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E, E. Walker. Mr. Walker, was
at Westminster Hospital, London,
on Friday for his. check-up. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson of
Brantford spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. Currie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex .Coulter and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coulter and
Jane of London visited on Sunday
with Mr. ..and Mrs. Noble Greena-
way and with Coulter relatives
here and, in Wingh44).
Mrs. Alex Inglis visited With Mr.
and Mrs. ,loho Inglis of Porciwich
for a few days last week, and the
ladies made a trip to Kitchener.
Miss Mildred Henning of Rho
, vale $peat tiA., week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Arcing Fur-
don,
Mr. TIerbert, Laidlaw Is a patient
in Wingham Hospital this week.
Mrs. Victor Emerson, represen-
tative of the Farm Safety Council
executive, attended a meeting last.
Thursday evening in the agricul-
tural rooms at Walkerton. '
Mrs. Victor Emerson attended
the Reid's. Corners, Institute meet;
Aug last Thursday, paying her of-
visit as South Bruce district
Preaidene. She spoke on "The
Ideal Institute • Woman", Mrs,
trnste0 ,boAnd and 55 East Wawa-
nosh. .Voters from SS, No. A 14,
and 15 are entitled. to vote at St,
Helens,.
'Miss $tirrna Forster of Lenclon
spent the Week-end with her fa-
ther, Mr, William Forster, and Miss
Beverley .Gaunt of London, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Gana,.
Waw.anosh, on Monday for the Lott accompanied Mrs.-
and Mr. EmerSon visited with Mr.
William Rell of Pine River.
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miregclivi3-m--Wanda mason,.
ten-year- old danghter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rezmerth Mason, was taken to
'Sick (Mild rett'S Hospital, London,
.on Thursday in a very serious con-
OlOon. At play on Tuesday, she
fell againgt the handle-bars of a
bicycle at school,. hurting .her neck
It was feared that a blood-clot
14184 formed and Possible infection.
Mr, and Mks. Mason were at the
hospital on Monday. cos You
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Attend Funeral
WHITECHIJRCH—Mr. end 'Mrs,.
Albert Riem.an and family Attended
the funeral of her father,. Mr.,
Roger Attwood Inglis., who, .passed
away on Tuesday in RrtieelotY „
Hospital. • Besides Mrs. Inglis, and
their son, George, at home, one
gdaughter, Mrs. F$iernnu and • four
randchildren survive,
*: Rev. Conner .officiated at the
funeral, at the Tanner and Pearson
funeral home on Thursday with
interment in Walkerton cemetery.
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WIIITECHURCH.=Mrs,
Bnekton of the' viila&ge, pasAed
away on Sunday In •Wingham
.;i3itAl, 'Mrs, Buckto 'was -taken'Vto
the ',hospital" after she had tauten
a , stroke at her 'home „here, •ion
Frida9.•
• Formerly Apple Jones, she is
last of • the family: :of -tthe • late • r,
and Mrs. --John' Jones ' of . Mirf-
ehester, England. ", ,
Mr. and'IVirs, Bncisten were 4r-
ried over •50- •years -and .came.yto
Canada, 40 years 'ago,* `She„was4,,in,
hen'81St: ';ear „ • ; ' 4 •.
They had a farnily of one son
Herb; of Lucknow, andthree.daugh-i
tens, M;rs, GlbSon;•.•,HarriiltOrt .cof
Luelcnow, Mrs; 'Brian Boothman !.of
Hazeldean, Alta., who . visited Mire
this' summer, and Mrs. Thor as
Morrison. They have twelve gra:Yd..
childien end five great-graid-
children. • ,•
The funeral will be held at the
home bere,'on Wednesday 'at 2, 1)0.
with Rev, T. E. Kennedy of Slue-
vale, :officiating' and interment'On
South Rinloss Cettietery; a '
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Miss Winnifred ;Farrier" of Tp-
!Fhnto spent Vic 'week-end With:1}..er
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W,
and` Mrs 'AA& ae-
i ffincipanied her hack ,and Will spend,
week at . the torlie. or Mr. and.
Mrs, i,Callihan Farrier trt, , .LOPg,
Branch.
mr.„John Congram o1 Knox.
lege conducted the service in the
Presbyterian Church here 'on
day arid.ktev. Anderson' of Belgrae,
who had been a •patient in tile
Wingham Hospital 'fel. sdrrie weeks,
Was able' to resume his, services ° at
Belgrave and Calvin-Brick United
Churches. • , * 4
IvZr Donald 'Mr. Janies
Ste.' Marie and . Raymond of 4t-clienr visited with Mr. and IVIrs.
Myles Ste. Marie on Saturday.
'IKr. and Mrs.. -Howard • Martin
and family spent Sunday, with ivrr.
and Mrs. William Martin of Olt-
chener,
" Mr. Ben MeClenaghan and Mr.
and Mrs. darl IVIcClenaghan vigt-
ed with Mrs, McClenaghan at B13.th
on Sunday.,
Mrs. Walter Lott , visited last
Wednesday with her daugh4r,
MrS„Crval Newby .of Chesley.
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,Mission of Church
1s- Speaker's Topic
WHITE0HVRIQHQtilte a P.Urn,,' be of mernhera of the
United' Chttrela.. 'here, attended the
Th.ankoffering -rnecting held nt,,,St.
Helens "United Church last Tugs.-
day, when guests were also present,
from 'Aatifieki, ffneketa, '4191.1. 4,21.4 Blalte,',e. and from. Calvipl:Rrick.
Miss. Rutherford presided.
A. Psalm was road responsively,
Mrs. Lorne Woods read the Scrip
ture ,and /gni.. green. led in praxer.
Mrs. Alex, Robertson and. Mrs.
Cordon MeRurney sang a duet, dna
Mrs, Dan Tiffin. played, ".The Sh'ep,
herd Boy'S Song",
iyIrs. Jackson of Atwood, WaS,s
very Interesting speaker, She ,lex#
plaine.d and led a. discussion period
on the new Mission of the QhureA,
Mrs, De .Roor sang, "All the Way
My Saviour Leads Me", in the !Etig,-
lish language, for the first time.
Rev. Kaiser closed the meeting
with 'the'beneilictioA, and the
Helens group served a delicious
lunch, ,"$*
Mrs.' A. E. Buckton
Dies in Hospital;
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