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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-05-09, Page 468, °hath -Af anceQ . _ s, Thursday. May • i0 ,tures fron; The World of Women Qs 0 Maxine Morrison weds Bili Robinson at U.C. Mary Maxine Machan Mor- rison of Wingham and William Ross Robinson of R. R. 2, Luck - now exchanged marriage vows in Wingham United Church on Friday evening, April 26. Rev. C.M. Jardine officiated and Miss Iva,Mai Smith was organ- ist. The church was decorated with candles and baskets of blue and white glads. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lawrence Machan of Brus- sels and the groom is the, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson, R.R. 2, Lucknow. George Wheeler gave his sister-in-lawin marriage.. She wore a peacock blue street - length crepe sheath dress with lace coat styled with long sleeves, satin collar and, cuffs, 0..11 WU hold art show of Allen !some end of May The regular meeting of. the A. C. W Afternoon Guild was held in the parish room of St. Paul's Church. Miss Doris Fells presided and Mrs. M. Bradburn/ read the Scripture. The minutes were read by Mrs. Roy Manuel. Plans were. completed for an art show to be held at the home of George ' • Allen on May 29, afternoon and evening. It is hoped that there will be a good representa- tion from St. Paul's at the spring .meeting of Iluroh Deanery to be held May 17 at Trivett Memor- ial Church, -Exeter. Mrs.. Alvin. Higgins gave ,a paper on " Amos the Prophet'. She reminded the group that if this is God's world which He- has granted us the privilege of liv- ing in for. a little while, He probably has plans for the way His people shall live. Mrs.. Higgins_ said that we are enjoy-, ing a period -of prosperity which carries heavy responsibilities . With this abundance people are apt) to forget their Christian In- heritance and become selfish and, proud. The Israelites; experienced Betwaan Palmerston and Listowel on Highway 23 AMPLE PARKING Miss Wightman speaks at Knox "times,,of prosperity and forgot God. They ifell into sin and were completely destroyed as a nation. God sent Amos to warn the Israelites to warn them •of their danger. They repeatedly refused to tura from their evil' ways and finally sent Amos away.' In 7.22 B.C. it happen- - 'ed. and Israel was qp more. • Mrs. Higgins said that with -today':Q education and learning the more sufficient people be- come unto -themselves and na- tions are beginning to forget God. The world'is still God's workshop for the making of men. The Bible is the guide and if people,re.fuse the Light it will b'e withdrawn from them. Mrs..R. Ritter,gave arepQrt of the •annual meeting of the organiz atiorli at St. Paul's, London. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C, F. Johnson. Lunch • i as served- by the hostesses, Mrs; Manuel and. . Mrs. `V. Coates. BELGRAVE-- 'Service at ` Kriox P esbyterian Church was weli'attended on Sunday when • Miss Anne W ightman, a student at Knox College, Toronto, took, part in. the service, She spoke about her work in the mission field in Talland, Al- berta, where she was stationed • last year.. During the service Miss Margaret Nicholson sang a solo, "How Great Thou Art” , ac- companied by Mrs. Athol Bruce at the organ. Rev, Charles,Mc,Carroll presented Anne with a revised edition of Valley's Bible hand- book, a gift from the members of KnoX Presbyterian Church.. She leaves on Thursday for Meath, Saskatchewan for four months' work on the mission field. The best wishes of Sher friends go with her. and a bow at the neckline', She wore matching shoes, a white whimsey hat and gloves and carried a, white evening bag. with a corsage of blue mums pinned to it. Mrs. Wheeler was the mat* ron of honor. She also wore a .peacock blue street-lengthdress. The lace over crepe gown had a straight'skirt, round neck, and long lace sleeves: She wore matching shoes, a white whirr- sey hat d gloves and carried a bag and sage_ similar.to that•,of the bride, • , Sandra• Morrison' of Wingham was flower girl and her brother Steven was ringbearer. Sandra wore a short pink A-line dress with lace overlay. The long sleeveswere..accented with_a . white bow. She wore a white lace hat and accessories and carried a basket of white and pink flowers. Ja s Robinson, was best man and the u ers were Tom Robin- son and ale 'Machan, brothers of the brie and. groom. The Brussels Legion Home was decorated with baskets of blue mums and white glads and pink and white wedding bells for the luncheon and dance which followed." The bride's mother chose a blue two-piece suit with mat- ching hat, black shoes, white purse and gloves. Her corsage • was pink carnations. The groom'.s mother wore a beige lace coat and dress with match- ing hat, black accessories and corsage of yellow carnations. The couple left fora trip to Niagara Falls. Mrs. Robinson wore a beige .and brown linen dress for travelling with -beige` accessories. She carried a burnt orange ,coat and wore a corsage .of orange roses. _ • . •Mr. acid ` Mrs. Robinson 'are living in Wingham. - Shower for June Mills.. • DONNYBROOK -- Mrs. Sam Thompson was hostess at her -some Saturday„evenin ifor a ;niscel1 neous, shower for Miss lune Mills of Auburn, whose marriage takes place May 18. Contests were enjoyed. Miss Connie Mann of Bluevale con- tributed two vocal solos. Mrs.. Thompson read the ad - tress and the gifts were present - ad, Mrs. Schmidt of Strathroy. assisted►i.n opening them. June thanked everyone for the many useful gifts she. received. The hostess served a delic- ious lunch and a social time was enjoyed. Relatives and friend's were present from Lon- don, Strathroy,' W ingh am, God- erich, Auburn, Bluevale and Donnybrook. James Whitiie14. wed in Kitchener Rev. Stewart McIntyre of- ficiated at :the ceremony in St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kitchener, on Saturday. May 4, uniting'in remarriage Janet Fern Schlotzhauer and James'Thomas `Whitfield. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schlotz- hauer of Kitchener. The groom' is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Whitfield of Kitchener, for- merly of Wingham. Attending the couple were the groom's sister and tier hus- band, Mr. and Mrs. William Yemen.. • Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield are residing in Kitchener. The groom is attending the Univer- i'�� sity of Waterloo in the Honours Mathematics course. AFTER 18 WEEKS of night, classes the ladies faking the sewing Ies ons modelled some of the garments they had made. The modelling was done at a fashion show in Howick Central .Schoo..Fr'om the _left are ° Mrs. William Thornton and daughter Mar- garet, Mrs. Ralph Tompkins, Mrs. Welling- N.NN ton Hargrave, Mrs. Morley Bell, Mrs..R.us- sell Powell, Mrs. Doreen Johnston, Mrs. Harold Gibson, Miss Anne Johnston; Mrs. . Lyle Watson, Mrs. John Winkel rand grand. children Brian and Brenda ten Pas, Mrs. Arnold Kaeller, Mrs. Evelyn Gilson. and daughter Dawn.—A-T Photo. NN..11uwalNii.1NM/ o•oHMO Used clothing needed for C.W.I. bale Mrs. Michael Williewas re- turned to the office of president when the Catholic Women's League met in Sacred Hle art pBaraakhall on Monday evening. Mrs. 'WillieP resided for the meeting and the usual re arts were read. In order tt help raise funds for missions it°°was decided to hold a draw each month -with the prizes donated by the mem- bers, • A mass on the second Sunday of each month will be said for all C.W. L. members. A bale of. clothing will be sent to missions in Manitoba the latter part of,, May. Anyone who has clean used clothing to donate is asked to leave it in the church vesti- bule. A donation was made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Fr. J.G. Mooney and two other delegates will attend the C. W . L. convention? at. Our Lady of Mercy Church in Sarnia. May 21-22. A youth retreat will'beihel later this month at Sacred Heart Church. A new C.W.L. mor, , turary• plaque to be used at the time ofdeath of C.W.L. mem- bers was purchased. Mrs. Chris Newman and Mrs. Robert Foxton. the nom- inating committee, presented the new slate of officers as fol- low s; President, Mrs. Michael, W-illie; lst vice-president; Mrs. Rick Wellwood; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. Doug Nesbitt; 3rd vice- „, pres. , Mrs. Frank•Caskanette; secretary, Mrs. Doug Skinn; „ treasurer, Mrs. Murray Timm. Conveners; Education, Mrs. Ron Foxton; public relations, press and publicity, Miss -Mary Hehn national Magazine, Mrs. Ed Bauer; social welfare and hospital visiting, Mrs. Doug t..N.NN.NNNN.N.o.It.IN.i.NNN.N..NfNNN11MOIM N Nesbitt; membeicships. Mrs. • Wilfred White and Mrs. Ed Rich; radion television and films, • Mrs. Rick Wellwood; finance, Mrs. Murray Timm; card par- ties, Mrs. Frank Caskanette; Variety"' concert ate Howick `School GORRIE-Howick Central School night classes concluded last week with a splendid mus-. i ial program by the night 3chool choir. directed by Mrs. Carl Douglas of Belrhore., lvlrs, William King. of Brussels" wase, accompanist. Rev. H.D. Jenkins, Gorrie, aas chairman. Mrs. Cecil Wilson of Ford- aich was commentator for the fashion show. The colorful and attractive parade of styles was the work of the sewing class. Mrs. John Hardie :of Moorefield ugave sewing, instruction -dorm, ' e the 18 -week course. Rev. Rae Grant and Miss Yvonne Ballagh of Belmore sang and rnusicai selections were . given by Clare and Howard-, Harris, and Rev. Jenkins. Sam • Johnston and Mrs. C. Carswell were the pianists. spiritual, Mrs. Alf Locicridge; social action and missions. Mrs. Sarah Anstett. C.W.L. members from 'a neighboring parish will be in- vited to the Junej iieeting at which Fr. J.G. Mooney will show slides of his recent trip to Brazil. The meeting closed with prayer followed by a luncheon dest color choice in Canada! FLOpLAZE"' oIorL*Mr" PAINTS offer .you 15 d ,corstor'echesen colors and, the *salad ;colorsmartcitinp .color* in *11 pop finido. It's' fli m Du Pont , . , the nam,a you: cart trust i*Rp 441. �- Rush for these Mother's day Specials HATS galore in any and every style BLOUSES. from Michael, London eTr HAND- BAGS to a, .•9 e AT 8 ps.1%v9 RUSH __�� 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 04 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4'0 r READY - TO - WEAR 'LADIES' WEAR 357-1051, wINGHAM 4, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --Mr. Robert Mowbray and Miss Annie Kennedy visited on Sunday evening with her cousin, Mrs. William Cranston,and son Cecil Cranston of near St. Helens. VW' Irod GIMAM � MEAT MARKET CANADA PACKERS $1.25 BACON ENDS 3 LBS. COLEMAN'$ SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS -"L. �,, Styl.mat. Auto- ' zig-zag interchangeable fashion discs 1st you do numerous zig-zag stitch.s automatically. ',PORTABLES PRICED FROM $149.00 Sirvvite and. Parts Stylemat. Zig-zag Seiwing Ms+chin Mends, darns, saws button, holes and saws on buttons, ZIG-ZAG SEWING . MACHINE -- Smoothest, quietest Sowing Evorl BURNS ASSORTED LB. NEILSON'S JERSEY —All delicious flavor* 1/2 Gulion Ice Cream CH Mit.' AND MRS. RONALD BRUCE Ewan. have taken up residence in Palmerston. They were married in Knox Presbyterian Church, Bluevale, on April 26 by Rev. E. R. Hawkes. The bride is the former Marjorie Elaine Snell. Wingham Photo Studio. • ona SINGER SEWING CENTRE Phone 3574044 • Wingham