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Ars, A. (CaIder, Diocesan W.A.,
Head -To AddressGeorge'sSt. W.A.
Weddin
CHISHOLM -- GLOVER
St. Peter's Church was the
been of an early autumn wed-
• St. George's Church Woman's -Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt as the cling Saturday when &lint Mabel,
Auxiliary met on September 13 guest speaker. t
/With the president, Mrs. H. Tick -I ' The social service convener,`,alaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom -
Mrs. R. Needham, reported a' k's Glover, London, became the
borne, presiding. Mrs. J Mid-'
large are number of callsaon sick ►,ride of Lorne Martin, sun of
anti shut-inskurinQ tine summer Mrs. Witham J. L hishctim, txiidk
the opening hymn. Prayers were '
taken,::by the. -president and Mrs. i 'months. I rich, and the late Mr. Chisholm.
nH, Dodd l'e; d --i' - .1"li t'ilARVai •.
` ' here was a rnintrte of silence
in memory of Mrs. A. Shore, sr.,
'Who, for years, was a faithful
and active member, especially
in sewing for the. bale.
Several local missionary so-
cieties are bein4. entertained at women of the Diocese of Huron.
•the October meeting at which It was held at Huron College,
Mrs. A. C. Calder, 'president of London, and had for its theme,
the Diocesan W.A.r and a form- "The Christian Vocation," deal-
er rector's 'wife, is the guest ng with searching for ways to
- speaker. improve Christian leadership.
Flowers are to be placed on This workshop was attended by
the altar the last Sunday in.
September in memory of depart-
ed members.
The semi-annual 'Will 'be held
in St. Mark's Church, Windsor,
October 19th.
Mrs. Kolohon gave the were - Rev. Father It. °-Moyninan uflici.-
"b y'''St• ..re 7,t V .`%.ttiP" :—'iW ""_ `'P: ,-:°... tr tt it ,--cit ''`-' hv,r"* aTh "4 ' ng,,,.:! ev, p,x.
Blay, the treasurer's reportmony. • Tle groom is of the
which was very' satisfactory. !fourth generation, buth .patern-
Mrs. Shirley Medd, Mrs. Dawn ally and maternally, to be nieru•
Kolohon" and -Mrs. J. :11iddletoh rbers of St. Peter's parish. •
gave inCeresting interestinginformation on Golden standards of white
the 1960 workshop, for Anglican and pink orchid gladioli. adorn-
ed the altars and family and
guest pews were tied with
gladioli petals. Joseph 'Wed-
lock, director, and Edward Wal-
zak, organist, accompanied the
male 'choir who sang "Come
Holy Ghost" as the wedding
over 140, inc1t ding interested early entered the church. Other
members from =Toronto and the selections included "Ori This
province of Quebec. _ . Day Oh Beautiful Mother,"
• At the close of the meeting, •'S .Jul of My Saviour" r nd at the
lunch was sei`vcd by Mrs. Kolo- signing of the register "Paris
lion, Miss Hazel Hartwell and ! Angelicus."
rhe. president drew the. men; Mrs.'1'ich'bar::e, assisted by the, rile uncle, escorted by her
hers attention to an article in i tea converser, Mrs. B. Mutid.�y. k;ruthtr-rn-law, Roger Villeneuve,
The Canadian Churchman on1
all organization, and also one
on the loth birthday of the 1•L .A
!London, chose a bouffant. after -
1 BIBLE SOCIETY APPEAL noon gown of Swiss organdy,
het,, �}}g cele'ur..ted in Ottawa this Letters have been mailed out
embroidered in a delicate rose
moith An orig, member- in Goderich suiicitin�' funds fur
and cutwor•k design, warn over
ship of seven has, now grown to theneedy work of 'the Upperitatleta and tulle with back skirt
e - fullness. The grin secs bodice
189,000. . Canada Bible Society: The cam-'..nd slim lily point ,aleeves were appointed to assist Mrs. Barry
Mrs. A. F. .Sturdy reminded paign is now under way and! t uttoned with tiny buttons, and •Cudmore and Mrs. Marry Mary
members of the 'Waterloo Unit contributions, sent as directed ' he rounded neckline was a Lams to decorate the yhurch
il-
Cancer meeting to he held in in the letter, will be most wel-'
Kitchener, October 5th, with, come and helpful. setting fur her heirloom dia' for anniversary. Mrs. Carman
mond pendant. A double circlet Tebbutt gave the report of the
' 1 of hand rolled French illusion, manse committee. The meet-
' elbow -length, was held by a _ng closed with prayer by Mrs.
rhinestone tiara. '8he carried a Reg Miller. Hostesses for the
1„•cresceaL.,,,,,.arrart,getnerct of .•redtiay were Mrs-. Ninian,..w,L[eard,
Sweetheart roses outlined with Mrs. J. Huller and. Mrs. B. J.
till .11usion. MacMath,
uve
services at
si ata Jm4 a rgal „,oerronor'aweax• olwasN ilke., ,;t3nited
t .'Ci hell ; ► 11..
The most for your money ins ing an afternoon dress of mint be held on Sunday, October 9t'h;.
• �
-green nylon- chiffon with inset with services at 9.45 aim` and
comfort' mileage to the c• 4�rt�!��1 `<
ivaPhd of Chantilly lace in' 'the 7.30 p.ni. Rev. Edgar J. Rout-
. _ .__.. . _ B 1 ...... _.. •-- -- , hou1 arrt-skirt: - Mint- green satin .ston._will. be . the,_ anniversary
., a.f4n ciiidin fiaf1ow j .�e Ap p
slippers matched the satin waist- speaker.
purchase price... : - band of her dress. Her head- World Day of'Communion will
• that's the I ,:iece consisted of a large petal- be observed in Hiolinesville Un -
t. • a `� 1'ed flower and tulle in green and I ited Church on Sunday; October
e • • • blending shades of her lou uet 2nd at° 9.45 ,a.m.
• •• •• • RENAULT which was a cluster of, Talisman }
• I., Mr. Jack Norman, who has
••• : roses. been working at Val'Dor, Que.,
•• Paul T. Johnston, London, at- for the summer months, has
; : . • • • ! `ended the groom and- ushering spent the past week at the home
• ' • • •• dor �/O'rlJ • were Joseph Drew and' David of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
• • t\ - bride, and �Micha'e ,. Mrs. -
•. Pope, London, cousins of the Wm. Norman. _
+� �4 1 Brennan and 'kir. and frank :McCul-
_ • • •
• \� Patt ick• 'Brennan, of Guelpi, Ibugh and David and Kn. Frank
• - • ' •/( ,—,' y, cousins of the groom. Yeo spent last Wednesday in
For a reception and luncheon London. , °
HOLMESVI [LE
•tII0JI1SVJnad't'', Sept. 19.1 —
The W.M.S. of Holniesville Unit-
ed Church met on Septem' er
13th 'with Mrs, John Grigg in
charge, Mfrs. Reg. Miller read
;he Scripture and, Mrs. John
Grigg' gave the comments and
prayer. A questions• and answ-
ers on Christian Stewardship
Was given J'. 24,,,j 4 ie ?Y
ger... A teniperance article 'on'
temperance in England, was
president, Mrs. Jack Yeo, .eon-
ducted the business period. The
,ecretary, Mrs. Harry Cudmore,
read the minutes of the last
greeting and the roll eall. An
invitation to the Thankotfering
meeting at 'Union Church .on
October il'2th was accepted. The
cllapte-r in the sf,udy book was
reviewed, by Mrs. Edward Grigg.
Mrs. Carman, Tebbutt read a
poem. A story was given by
,Mrs. Harry Cudmore. Themeet-
Lng closed with ..prayer by Mrs.
John Grigg.
The W.A. meeting followed
with the president, Mrs. lteg
Miller, in the chair. Mrs. Reg
Miller read the Scripture and
Mrs. Nirnian Heard gave the
thoughts on it. Mrs. Wm. Nor-
isiari read the minutes of. the
;aft meeting and rd called the roll.11
'Die 'treasurer's report was-bivell
by Mrs. Frank McCullough. Mrs.
John Grigg, Mats. Edward Grigg
and Mrs. Carman Tebbutt were.
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at _Tiger Dunlop Inn, the bride's Miss Eleanor Yeo has 'return -
table was accented with tulle ed to her nurses training course
and pink and white floral ar- at Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon-
rangements. The bride and treat, after spending the past
—groom—later left to honeymoon month with her parents, Mr.
in' Muskoka and northern On- and Mrs. Frank Yeo.
t'ario points. For travelling the Mr. Wallace Avery has return -
bride wore a willow green cash- ed to his home from Seaforth
mere jacket -dress, brown an hospital, where lie had obeen a
shrimp -shaded feathered hat, patient for ten days.
glove leather accessories in -pow- Students from the . district
der brown tone and a corsage who were in Stratford on Fri-
of Talisman roses. The young day, and attended the Festival
couple will 'reside on Princess play of -Romeo and Juliet were
avenue, London.Paul Cudmore, Barlbara Yeo,
The „groom'•s mother and Bob Grigg, Cathie Potter, Bud
ran dmother entertained out of Yeo, Ted McCullough and Jim -
automatic town guests and friends at a McCullough.
buffet supper !following the wed- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norman
aing. After rehearsal the' pre- spent a day in Niagara Falls,
vious evening, the wedding' then went to meet ,their son
party, and choir were guests of Jack, at Malton. They. also at -
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Gibbons tended the C.N.E. in Toronto.
for a social hour. Friends who
held showers for the bride were
Mrs. Bud Pope, Mrs. George
English, Mrs. Murray Hodgins,
'Mrs. Duncan Drew, Mrs. Robert KIINGSBRIIDG•E, Sept. 19. --
,Johnston and Mrs. William
Mrs. Ursula Hebert, of Detroit,
,Harper., Business associates visited last week -end with rela-
• gathered at the- home of Mrs. tives here.
Mary Melmar for a get-together Mr. and Mrs. Jos,,. Martin and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pahl and fam-
ily, ofilton, aridMar-
tin,
Jas. ar-
tin, of 1LLon, visited at - the
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and presentation to the 'bride.
Business associates as well as
'members of the Press Club,
honored the groom at the Press Martin home this week -end.
- Club.
ASHFIE4
A.SRFI,ELD, Sept., 1,9. — Miss
Bettys Anne `Farrish, of London,
was home for the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Telford, of
Sault Ste. Marie,` visited with
their cousin, Mrs. Earl Howes,
last Thursday..
The C.G.I:T. held" their first
meeting of the new year on
Monday evening. Mrs. Stuart
MacLeai'nan is the leader with
Mrs. Ewan MacLean .as assist-
ant.
,Mrs Wm. Macdonald spent a
, few days in Lansing, Mich., witll
her daughter, Mrs. Stephen
Elliott.
Mrs. Lavina Bunce, of De-
troit, is visiting friends here.
'Mrs. Colen MacGregor spent
the week -end with her brother,
Mr. Ellwood Drennan, in Kin-
cardine.
The mountains of western
Canada are often spoken of as
a single range, but there".are in
fact four distinct ranges—the
Rockies, the Selkirlcs,' the Coast
Range and the Island Range.
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' Mr. Michael Garvey and
friend, of Toronto, spent a few
days at the Garvey home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald
and family spent the -week-,end
at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuman,, of
London, visited with • Mr. and
Mrs. Len: Moerbeek this week-
end.
The funeral took place. on
Monday, September 19th at St.
Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge,
of Frank Daltonn. Rev. Father
E. Garvey, at Windsor,Officiated
at the Requiem High Mass, as-
Riste4 by
Interment took place in St.
Joseph's cemetery. Pallbearers
were Michael O'Neill, John
O'Connor, John •• S. Dalton,
E gene Frayne, Joseph 'O'Keefe
and J. Kenny. Those attending
from a distance were: Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Dalton, Miss Del
ores,. Dalton, of . Royal • Oak,
Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
O'Brien, of Goderich; Mrs. Jos.
Garvey, Dr. and M'rs. MacDon-
ald, of Toronto; Mr. Gerald
Dalton, of Toronto; Mr and Mrs.
4arnath, of Oshawa; Mrs. O.
O'Connor, of Whitby; Mr. Eu-
gene 'O'IKeefe, of Hamilton; Mrs.
J. Kinney and Mrs. E. Sinnott,
of'Detroit; Mr. Frank M. Dalton,
of California; Mr. and Mrs. Ripe
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Anton, of
Kitchener; Miss K. Kenny and
Mr. Jos. Kenny and John Kenny,
of Detroit. '
Mr. Dalton was a sbn of the
late Mr, and Mrs. John .Dalton,
and died at' Victoria Hospital,
London, an Thursday night at
the age of 78. He was 'a life-
long resident of his native Ash-
field Township. Some years
ago, he travelled extensively in
US.A., Alaska, Yukon Territory
and Western Canada •Suirviving
are one brother, , 'Michael, of
Ashfleid, one sister, 'Mrs. George
Venini, of Calgary, and''several
nieces and nephews. Inter-
ment was in Kingsbridge ceme-
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