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Clinton News-Record, 1950-11-23, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1950: CLINTON NEWS4RECORD II.. OBITUARY ' MRS. W. T. HENRY After a gradual decline in health for the' past two years; an an illness of three weeks duration, Mrs. William T. Henry, Clinton, passedaway in Clinton Public Hospital, on Tuesday, No- vemiber 7, 1950. Mrs. Henry, formerly Mary Almeda Tiplady, youngest ' dau- ghter of the late William Tiplady and Mary Padget, was born June 20, 1869, in East Whitby, near Oshawa, When only two years of age she accompanied her par- ents to Clinton where they had purchased a farm, two miles north of the town on the Base Line: After her marriage to George Wrey she and her hus- band purchased the Tiplady homestead and resided there until Mr. "Way's death in 1911, For the past 39 years she had been a resident of Clinton, Her second husband, William T. Henry, pre- deceased her some years ago. FIR SLAB DOORS AT J. W. COUNTER BLDRS' SUPPLIES ..� �I Mrs. Henry was a faithful, devoted member of Ontario St. Unitdd Church and was actively interested in the women's or- ganizations of the church serv- ing in her earlier life in official capacity in the WA. Mrs. Henry was the last mem- ber of her immediate family and is survived by three nieces, Mrs. Clifford Keyes, Varna; Mrs. Donald MacLeod, Thamesville; Mrs. Melville McFadden, Cooks- town; end one nephew, Gien`W, Cornish, Clinton; also two step- sons, Dr. Oliver 'Henry, Winni- peg, Man„ and Fred Henry, Van- couver, B.C. Funeral services were held at the Ball and Mulch Funeral Home, High St., Clinton, on Friday, No- vember 10, and were conducted by her pastor, Rev. W. J. Wool- frey. Interment took place in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bruce Keyes, James T. Ieyes, Clark Ball, Fred Vodden, Harold Pickett and Geo- rge Shipley. Relatives from a distance at the funeral were from Thamesville, London, Varna and Cookstown. MRS. HELENA CARTER Mrs, Helena "Carter, Goderich, died Wednesday night, Novem- ber 15, in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, where she had been a patient for more than a year. Formerly Helena Agnes Reid, she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Reid; and was a lifelong resident of Gode- rich. She was educated in Gode- rich public school and collegiate institute, She was a member of North Street United Church and r�wnti+,v...e�. v.•.av 1 LOOK! BINGO! Wed., Nov. 29 8,30 p.m. St. Joseph's Church Parish Hall - CLINTON — ADMISSION : 75 cents — 15 rounds Cash Awards of $5 a round 2 share -the -wealth t4 SPECIALS comprising 'rlargeturk of $50 46-7-b Zeeeesseew Get Your Car Ready for .. . I TER Have the Following Checked Today: ANTI -FREEZE LIGHTS RIGHT • Engine Tune -Up LUBRICATION GENERATOR .CARS CALLED FOR AND TIRES DEFROSTER and HEATER BATTERY DELIVERED Wells Auto -Electric W D. Wells, Proprietor Phone 349W -- , Clinton As- r3 :vADV,S2-2.tar-Wrai-NAZr MV107 70W61'0 0.:sr t �wra:Z. ladle: 2aa4:;ag CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS Keep Memories Alive Forever with a Portrait of Yourself �a-�rerxritz;3r�42;ar�r:�r5r�t+ 7'h�'ra;�ra'2h�ra`�rra;" 2�srF:o-;rrt•, i�r�,:i,®3;� Izn �..,b't3 � `'� ad Special for the Week Only 1 -- S`x10 Photo FREE with each. Order of 8x10 Photographs i awittelereenat+F.'! selekeleeses=eri '. . +lieetektaielete!,1$lnese Make Your Appointment Today PHONE' 91 EVENINGS 559 Goderich' Goderich J. G. HendersOn CODER CH ONTARIO l tetN ralateaet.P,?P,iegeas eete clew ereset$', Wei= tialaaariaaaetaketeeltake a former member of the WCTII', Her husband) William Carter,' formerly of this district, died three years ago. Surviving ere one son, Clyde, of 'the Advertising Staff of -The London Free Press; one grand- child, Catherine Carter, end a sister, Mrs. Alice Bridgette, Los Angeles. Funeral service was held at the Brophey funeral home, Goderich, Saturday afternoon, November 18. Rey. C. W. Cope, of. North Street United Church, officiated, assisted by Rev, Dr. 'W. E. Mac= Niven, London. Interment was in Maitland Cemetery. JOHN HENRY COOPER Funeral services were held at the family home, Mary St., Clin- ton, on Saturday afternoon, No- vember 18, 1950, for John Henry Cooper. Rev. A. A. McMillan, minister of Northside United Church, Seaforth, of which de- ceased was a member, officiated. Two of Mr. Cooper's favourite hymns "What a friend we have . in Jesus" and. "Softly and Tend- erly", were sung during the service. Interment followed in Maitlendbank t Cemetery, Sea - forth. Pallbearers were John Powell, James Carter, William Rutledge, Wallace Powell, Frank Fowler and Bert Irwin, Flower bearers were Lorne Carter, Jack Powell, Bob Irwin and Jack Carter, Mr. Cooper was born at Con- stance, Hullett Township, on October 7, 1881, a son of Henry Cooper and the late Elizabeth Carter. He had spent his entire ifetime in his native township, living on the highway near Sea- orth for almost 50 years. About a month ago he moved with his father and sister to Clinton. Mr. Cooper's death occurred in Clinton Public Hospital, early Wednesday morning, November 15, following a short illness. Unmarried, Mr. Cooper is sur- vived by his father, Henry Coop- er, and one sister, Mrs. May Mc- Elroy, both residing in Clinton. He was predeceased by one brother and one sister. MRS. NELSON SANDERS The death took place on Satur- day, Nov. 18, of Mrs. Wilhehnina Sanders, widow of Nelson Sand- ers, in her 71st year. She was born in Hullett Township and attended school in that township. She was married in 1904 to Mr. Sanders, who died in 1932. Dur - 'ng the last few months she had been in the Smith nursing home in Mitchell. She is survived by one son, Luther Sanders, Hullett Town- ship. The funeral took place Mon- day afternoon, Nov. 20, from the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, with Rev. D. Glenn Campbell conducting the service, interment was made In Maitland - bank Cemetery. WILLIAM A. VODDEN, Funeral services', were, held at the Ball and Mutch Funeral Hone°, High St„ Clinton, on Thursday, November 16, 1950, for William Adam Vodden. Rev. W. J. Woolfrey officiated and inter- ment followed in • Londesboro Cemetery. Pallbearers, all grandsons, were Fred, Leonard and Alvin Vod- den, Bert Garrett, Ross,, Trewar-. the and Jack Pipe.. Flower bear- ers were Roy, Kenneth and Bob Vodden and Bert Shobbrook. Mr. Vodden was born in Hul- lett Township, on December 3, 1862, a son of the late William and Anne Vodden. He was a suc- cessful farmer in his native town- ship and about 35 years ago re- tired to Clinton. He continued to reside here until after the death of his wife a Iittle over a year ago, end since that, time had made his home with `members of his' family. Mr. Vodden was a member of Ontario St. United Church and took an active interest in the life of the church, Mr, Vodden's death occurred at the home of his son, Wesley Vodden, on Tuesday,, November 14. Although he had not been in the best of health earlier this year he had been in his usual health, and his death occurred quite suddenly. As a young man Mr. Vodden married Sarah Emeline Modeland who predeceased him a number of years ago. Later he married Sarah Williamson who predeceas- ed him in August 1949..Surviv- ing are four sons, Wesley, I•Iul- lett; Joseph, 'Clinton; and John and Charles, Hullett; four dau- ghters, Mabel, Mrs. Newman Garrett, Hullett; Mary, Mrs. Wil- liam. Daer, Goderich ;and Grace, Mrs. Herman Crich, Tuckersmith. There are also 26 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren; o n e brother, Albert, and one sister, Mrs. Bert Langford, both of Clin- ton, One daughter, Gertrude, Mrs. Trickett, London, predeceas- ed her father some years ago. c Charges Laid Over Until November 23 The hearing of charges of keeping a common bawdy house, and of bringing liquor into Hu- ron County and keeping for sale against Joseph Nelson, Stanley Township, near Brucefield, was adjourned two weeks until No-, vember .23 by Magistrate D. E. Holmes, at Goderich Thursday, Charges of being found -ins against three men, and of being inmates of a disorderly house against two women also were ad- journed one week, Opportunity Sale of 35 Scotch Shorthorns at Community Park Barns CLINTON Saturday, December 9 from the herds of JOHN OSTROM, VARNA CLIFFORD H. KEYES AN SONS, VARNA ROBERT M. PECK AND SONS, KIPPEN J, E. McKINLEY'S•FARM AND HATCHERY, ZURICH ROY F. PEPPER AND SON, SEAFORTH Auctioneers: William O'Neil, Denfield; Lincoln White, St. Marys; Edward W. Elliott, Clinton For Catalogues, write Clifford H. Keyes, Varna i Don't Take Chances! Safeguard Your Summer and Fall, Clothes with our Special Offer ANY GARMENT CLEANED AND MOTHPROOFED for doe Plus Cleaning Costs Gliddon Cleaners We Piek Up and Deliver In. by Nine—Out by Six We Press While U Wait PHONE 466W One of the better woys to . advertise your town, is to have a hockey teams You can help this cause by buying a ticket on the Colts' 'third Annual Turkey .Draw, WEDDINGS. CLARKE—BLOOMFIELD A quiet wedding was sblenaniz- ed on Saturday, November 4, 1950, at the Victoria St. United Church Parsonage, Goderich, when Rev. D, W. Williams united in marriage G. June Bloomfield, Goderich, and William Ellwood" Clarke, R.R. 2,e Seaforth. The bride is a daughter of William Bloomfield and the late Mrs. Bloomfield, Goderich, and the groom is a son of Mr. and' Mrs. Ephraim Clarke, Seaforth. The bride was attractive in a powder blue suit with navy ac- cessories and e corsage of red roses. Attending the bride was her sister, Miss Gloria Bloomfield, who wore a navy suit with navy. accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Emmerson Coleman, Seaforth, cousin of the groom, was best man. ' After the ceremony e recap. tion was held in the church par - our when guests were present from Barrie, Seaforth and Hall.' burton. Later, the young couple left on a trip to Detroit, Niagara Falls and New York. On their return hey will reside on the groom's arm, R.R. 2, Seaforth. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured at three showers when she received a lumber of useful end very lov- ely gifts. PENNINGTON—McPHEE Nile United Church, Colborne Township, was the scene of a ovely Autumn wedding on Sat- urday afternoon, November 4, when Rev, Joseph Harrower unit- ed in marriage Nora Corinne Mc- Phee, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McPhee, R.R. 5, Gode- rich, to Thomas Ross Penning - on. London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pennington, Goderich. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of ecru English lace over ecru satin, ankle length, and a finger-tip 'eii. She carried n white Bible vith pink Pinnochio roses and' cattered chrysanthemums and white streamers. Attending the bride were her win sisters, Misses Jean and Joan McPhee, London, who wore rust and green silk velvet dresses with matching caps and carried crescent bouquets of yellow valeneias, Ronald Pennington, Goderich, was his 'brother's best man, .and the ushers were James McPhee. brother of the bride, and Leonard Pennington, another brother of he groom, Mrs. Robert Bogie played the wedding music. A reception followed at the some of the bride's parents, where her mother received wearing a eupe tissue faille dress with matching hat and gloves and black accessories anda corsage of pink pinnochio roses. She was assisted by ` the groom's nother wearing grey faconne crepe over powder blue taffeta with navy shoes, hat and gloves, and a corsage of pink carnations and fern, For travelling to Montreal end Quebec City the bride donned a three-piece gold Harris tweed suit with brown accessories and a corsage of pinnochio roses, On heir return the young couple will reside in London. SPROUL—STEWART By our Auburn Correspondent) A quiet but pretty ' wedding was solemnized at North St. United Church, Goderich at 2 p.m. Saturday, November 18, when Rev. C. W. Cope united in marriage Marion Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart R.R, 3 Auburn, and Elmer Leslie Sproul, son of . Mr, and Mrs. Tames Sproul, R.R. 3, Auburn. The bride looked lovely in a wine gabardine suit with match- ing accessories and corsage bf white mums. Miss Lillian Stew- art sister of the bride was brides- maid and chose a maroon gab- erdine suit with matching acc- essories and corsage of pink carnations. Following the cere- mony a wedding breakfast was nerved at the Park House. God- erich. Later, the young couple left on a wedding trip to Toronto and other points. On their cc - urn they will reside at RR, 3, Auburn, o' Ont. St. WMS Holds Interesting Meeting Thb November meeting of On- tario St. United Church WMS was held on Tuesday afternoon, No- vember 14. at the Parsonage, with Mrs, Milton Wiltse in the chair and Miss Elva Wiltse at the piano. There was a large attendance. A very worm welcome was given. to Mrs. George Shipley, Everyone was glad to have her back after her absence through illness, Mrs. Fear conducted the wor- ship service. The secretary, Mrs. Townsend, read the minutes, and the treasurer, Mrs. Wheatley, gave a very encouraging report of the finances to date. Roll call was answered by "Peace." The nominating committee, ap- pointed for next year's officers was Mrs. John Radford, Mrs. Norman Carter and Miss Rena Pickett The Watch Tower was given by Mrs. W. J. 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