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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-10-17, Page 5Friends Honor ride -Erect The former Marilyn Ruth I xamer, whose marriage to , iornas Gerald Ilrydges took place recently in Sydenham United Church, was honoured at a number of pre -nuptial events, Hostesses Miss E. Gilbert, .Virs. C. Gilbert, and Mrs. Wm. Stoneman entertained friends at a miscellaneous shower at the Gilbert residence in Brant- ford. H. Quickfall, Bridge- port, cousin of the bride -elect and Mrs. W. Boettger, aunt of the bride -elect were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower with relatives of the bride attending. Mrs. K. Sample was hostess in her London home for a United hurc Women at Regiona it be black, yellow or white, Makes no difference, It is•what is under that color that counts, Mrs. i3. Olde, Clinton, brought the treasurer's report and stated that up to October 5, the allocation had been met 67a/o. Mrs.. M, Michie's report for supply stated 1145 lbs, of cloth- ing and supplies had been sent to the various places in need of thein. Miss Beatrice Wilson, Toron- to, assistant secretary of the Board of Women was guest speaker for the afternoon meet- ing and told the women just where their money went. She took them on an imaginary trip across Canada from Newfound- land to Vancouver and told of the Senior Cigizens' Homes, meeting the boats of immi- grants, homes for lads just out of prison, homes for Indian boys, hospitals in Indian com- munities, a plane for the mis- sionaries on the West Coast and various other outlets for the money that is spent at home. The speaker pointed out that each of these just get a small amount and another small amount is sent to Formosa, Hong King, Jamacia, etc. In closing, Miss Wilson used a Huron Presbyterial United Church Women attending the second regional meeting of North Huron at Brussels had as shower where gifts of crystal were presented. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Jones entertained the bridal couple at a dinner party in their Lon- don home. The staff of Orchard Park School, London, presented a gift to the bride -elect at a luncheon party, held in her honour. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hexa- mer, Brantford entertained the bridal party in their home fol- lowing rehearsal. Mr. and Mrs Ross Wells, Brantford, were co - hosts. their guest speaker for the morning session, Mrs. M. J. Murray of Lambeth, third vice- president, London Conference, who took as her subject, "Chris- tian Citizenship and Social Action", The speaker took a ' few moments to point out the importance of the study packets and stressed the use of these. She also spoke on "Mother in the Home". Years ago mother's role was in the home but today she is expected to take active parts in outside organizations and still be the stalwart one to look to when trouble arises and she must be ready to fill her role at all times. She also spoke on racial dis- crimination: Color, whether TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR PRE -WINTER SALE Of Furniture And Home Furnishings EASY TERMS FREE DELIVERY sf '� .; G Of EN SCHUETT SEE THEM IN OUR SHOWROOMS MILDMAY THURS., OCT. 17th TO SAT., OCT. 27th HOME OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE -- MILDMAY very appropriate verse. Christ has no hands but our hands, To do his work today. He has no feet but our feet To lead men on His way. He has no tongues but out tongues To tell men how He died. He has no help but our help, To bring them to His side, Mrs. Allan McTaggart, Brus- sels, president of HuronPresby- terial, spoke briefly. Rev. Allan Johnson of Brus- sels welcomed the guests and also offered grace at the noon hour, Dinner was served by the ladies of Brussels church. Mrs. Stanley Bride, Fordwich, president of North Huron Presby, terial, presided for both meet- ings, FOUNTAIN OVERFLOW Lough Neagh, 100 feet deep, is the largest lake in Northern Ireland. According to Irish legend, the lake was formed when a fountain in an ancient city overflowed, and the city still lies on the bottom. It is also believed by the Irish in that part that the waters of Lough Neagh will petrify any- one bathing in them. Exchange Vows In Bluevale Rev. T. E. Kennedy of- ficiated at the Bluevale Pres- byterian Church last Saturday afternoon, when Helen Roberta Rose became the bride of John Charles Elliott, of Cornwall, Ontario. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rose, Grand Bank, Newfoundland, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott of Blue - vale. The church was tastefully decorated with baskets ofyel- low and bronze mums. Wed- OUR The eager response to this sale has been very gratify- ing and we wish to thank our friends and customers most sincerely. We've sold a great deal of merchandise, but we still have plenty of quality goods in stock at drastic reductions. If you enjoy being where the crowds are, come in and see us. LORNE and JEAN McDONALD. 3 -PIECE SUEDE TODDLERS' SETS $5.95 to $7.95 WHITE ,� UNIFORMSALL / frilz,-,* SIZES 0 20 %O FFE. � ... GLOVES AND MITTS STOCK UP FOR WINTER NOW AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ding music was played by Mrs. Nora Moffatt. The bride, given in mar- riage by her father, was dress- ed in a floor -length peau de soie gown of satin with three- quarter length sleeves, and bell skirt, accented with brocaded appliques trimmed with seed pearls. A crown of seed pearls and crystals held the veil. She carried a corsage of gardenias, yellow roses and ivy. Maid -of -honor was Miss Phyllis Graham, of Ottawa, who wore a street -length dress Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1.86$ Page 5 of tropical water chiffon with matching shoes and pillbox headdress. She carried a cor- sage of bronze and yellow mums. The best man was Allen Nicol of Ottawa, Mr, Irving Elliott, of Listowel, a cousin of the groom, was usher. Following the wedding, a reception was held in the Sun- day school room of the church, where the bride's mother re- ceived wearing a teal blue boucle suit with a white feather hat and pink carnations, The groom's mother assisted in a ruby red double knit suit set off with black accessories and white carnations. Following the reception a dinner for 20 was enjoyed with the Boundary Group of the Ladies' Aid of the church cater- ing. The tables were decorat- ed with the wedding cake and bouquets of roses. Guests at the wedding came from Grand Bank, Newfound- land, Ottawa, Metcalfe, Ed- monton, Toronto and Listowel. For her wedding trip the bride chose a beige velourette two-piece suite, winter white hat and brown shoes. Her cor- sage was yellow and brown mums. Following their honeymoon the couple will reside at 105 Gloucester Ave, , Cornwall, The bride is a graduate of Ot- tawa University and is employed on the staff of the Cornwall General Hospital, The groom, a graduate of the Wingham Dis- trict High School, is employed at the Saunders Hydro plant in the same city. TIMELY TIF Rub a piece of stale bread over the grater after you have grated cheese. It will clean the grater and remove all the cheese. The bread crumbs can be added to the cheese dish for most recipes. y PROMPT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE YOUR prescription is our First Order of Business[ —At your service-- McKIBBONS PHARMACY Phone 357.1880 - Wingham Crowii Trust Trust Investment Certificates 5¼% TERM 4 TO 5 YEARS 200 Queens Avenue LONDON A. D. MacW illiam Phone 357-1873 CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES Wingham 1O% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE! PLUS MARKDOWNS AS MUCH AS SO% ON MANY ITEMS CHILDREN'S and LADIES' 3 -PIECE SNOW SUITS TO CLEAR AT SAVINGS UP TO 50 0/ 0 NYLON AND COTTON DUSTERS VARIOUS SIZES AND COLOURS NOW 1/2 PRICE EN'S and BOYS' BAR TrR�N �� Clearing a Nationally known line Tremendous Savings While 'trexn ,they Last! j 'Pullovers & Sweater Coats 20% OFF AN EXTRA 1O% OFF BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE JERSEYS SIZES 4 TO 16 20% OFF al YEAR ROUND Girl's laminated Coats VALUES TO $19.95 SELLING AT '/2 PRICE BABIES' WHITE SWEATERS EAGN • )/ SIZES 1 TO 3X VJ1 �OR �^ ON ALL BABIES' WEAR ��`' - 20% OFF \\i° \‘'S t k 1 S°BABY BONUS CHEQUES CASHED \t%\\ vPA S\° jM 7 ,,A:>‘:,:4 le ir .7 ,OR iv I<kPly : Ia 1 i it 'It AND OTHER. GREAT VALUES TOO NUMEROUS TO ITEMIZE CHILDREN'S and LADIES' WEAR JOSEPHINE STREET (FORMERLY CARMICHAEL'S) PHONE 357-1044