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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-10-21, Page 4PAGE FOUR O.Jnen s and CLINTON NEWS-RECO1tD t�"+*t""s r "•°'-"'""r'+"'�" ` ! Presbyterian 'Girls'' AUTUMN WEDDINGS Club Given Quilt TFIURSDAVi OCTOBER 21, 1948 -airs in CIInto nislrict Ontario St. Girls' Club, Hears Talk RATHWELL—NEDIGER gowns of .pink taffeta and net The October meeting of the The Girl's' ;Club of -Ontario St,; Wesley -Willis United Church, with matching tulle headdress. Presbyterian Girls' Club was 'United Church met at the home yicarried colonial bouquets sf held at the, home of • Mrs. W. J. of Miss ' Emma Plumsteel on Clinton, artistically decorated and rliol .croolonial Match on Tuesday, October 12. Thursday evening, Ootaber 14', with„, tall standards of white The meeting opened with sing- The president Edgar Rathwell was his broth- inga Psalm followed bythe Miss Lucille Grant, £'ed' cathedral tapers, was the er's best man and the ushers were Scripture lesson read by Mrs; opened tine meeting by reading anthemums and ferns and a scene of a lovely wedding on of the Holland, London, nephew th- David Wilton and Mrs. D. J, a poemaltorttWorshipitled Toleranee es Saturday afternoon, October 16,bLane offering prayer, well, brother of the groom. The Devotional period was in at three o'clock, when Rev, � Mfrs. Sam Castle, president, charge of Miss Hattie Courtice Andrew Lane performed the Following the ceremony, a re- conducted the business, period, who chosefor the. theme "Thanks - double ring ceremony, which ception for about .60 guests was Lengthy discussions and sugges- giving." The Scripture lesson was united in marriage, Helen Isobel held an the church parlour where tions followed concerning the 'read by Mrs, George Knights. Nediger and Gordon Henry thebride's a mother received, banquet for which the Club is Following this period, reports • Rathwell. The bride is the young- wearing a pearl grey crepe dress catering. est daughter of Mr, and Mrs, W. with matching accessories. She', were given and the business dis- estMrs. Jabez Rands, Jr:; present- cussed. J. Nediger, Sr., Clinton, and the was assisted by the groom's moth- the Club with a beautiful quilt The following programme was groom is the eldest son of Mr, er, wearing hunter's green crepe for the February bazaar, a gift much enjoyed: duett, "Whisper - and Mrs. J. B. Rathwell, .Bayfield, with grey accessories. Each wore, which was very .much apprec- ing Hope," Mrs. D. McLean and Traditional wedding music was a corsage of pink Briarcliffe fated. Mrs. H, Plumsteel aeadin , played by Mrs, Morgan J. Ag- roses. The wedding, dinner wasg new, who also accompanied the served in the Church Ha1'l where The meeting closed with the "Thanksgiving," Mrs. A. Fern- new, Miss Margaret Holland, the bride's table was centred Mizpala. Benediction.- The hast- ham; vocal solo; `'Jeannie with niece of the bride. Miss,Holland with a three -tiered wedding cake ass was assisted by Mrs, E. j, the light brown hair," Miss Elva wearing a floor -length gown of and the decorations were attrac- Jacob in serving refresh- Wiltse; The guest speaker was yellow dotted rayon and a corsage tively carried out in pink and 'ments. , ;Mrs. Harold Snell, Exeter, who. gave a very interesting talk on of Talisman roses, sang "0 Per- white. feet Love" before the ceremony, I- For travelling to.. Eastern On- LuncSpirit of Gratitude."vd and "My Hero" from "The Choc- tario, the bride donned a re inter, Miss Mildred Charters, by Mrs, elate• Soldier" at the signing of gabardine suit with both match- cousin of the bride, sang Cecil Ashton, Miss M. Judd, Miss the register, mg and turquoise accessories, Because," accompanied by Mrs, H. Courtice and a very, pleasant The bride, given in marriage ! and a corsage of pink Briarcliffe Bruce Keys, the bride's •sister. social hour was spent •over the by her father, was lovle in her roses. On their return they will Following the ceremony, dinner teacups. gown of white sheer velvet which reside on the groom's farm in. was served to 40 guests in the featured long' lily -pointed sleeves, Goderich Township.' dining room hi' was gaily• 'decorated with pink and• white Bishop of the Arctic long peplum over the full skirt which extended into a short CANTELON—REID !streamers.'' The guests were re- Conducts COrifirnlat'n �— train. Her long veil was heldceived by the bride's mother; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred wearing electric blue crepe and Five Are Baptized ,in place with a halo. Her only Reid, Front Road, Stanley Town- by Mrs. Cantelon who wore black Bishop of the Arctic, Rt: Rev, ornament was a string of pearls ship, was the setting of a pretty crepe. Each wore a corsage of A• L. Fleming, D,D„ Goderich, At Wesley -Willis and she carried an arm bouquet wedding on Saturday, October pink roses, g administered he Rite of Con - of calla lilies. 16, at 11.30 when their youngest 2irmation in St. Paul's; An bean Rev. Andrew Lane, minister of ' Attend: the bride were Miss daughter, Doris Ruth, was unit- A toast to the bride was pro- g Edith Pa erson, • Hamilton, es ed in marriage to George Melvin posed by Rev. Reba Hern to toberel0,on Sunday morning, Oc- the church, of Baptism rrto five stered thebaSac- Edith of honour, and Misses Jean RoyCantelon, younger son of which the groom fittingly replied. Nediger, CIIirnon, and Marilyn M. and Mrs. Roy Cantelon, The groom's gift to the brides- Rev, R. M. P. Butted,- the rec-mornithree boys and two girls—at the Turner, Goderich, nieces of the Stanley Township. Rev. Reba maid was a vanity set, to the tor, presented the candidates who Untedn Church service Clinton, in Sunda1s best man a billfold and to the were: Mrs. W. Burton, Mrs, J. y, bride, as junior bridesmaids. Miss Hern officiated. Little, Miss Mary Silcoek, Miss Theywere: Andrew Rolston Paterson wore a floor length gown , The bride, given in marriage fiower girl a locket, to the Marjory Sloman, Richard Elliott, Steep,on of Mr. and Mrs. Thom - of turquoise blue taffeta with by her father, took her place pianists and soloist china broaches Eugene Refausse and Terence as Seep; Stephen Ross Well - bustle effect and matching before an arch' 'prettily decorated and to the waitresses cups end headdress and carried a cascadep saucers. The waitresses were Jenkin. Miss M. McClinchey, banks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steph- bouquet of Queen Elizabeth yel- with autumn ias traditional ves and Ruth Keys, Mona Reid, Seaforth, also was presented for en Wellbanks; Catherine Linda evergreensRev. C. F. L. Gilbert who was- Waldron, daughter of Mr. and 1 low roses. Misses Nediger and music was played by Mrs. Jack ;Shirley Buffett, Joyce Stephen -g Turner wore similar floor -length Mustard, Brucefield, cousin of son and Marion Hill, assisted by unable to be present. Mrs. John Waldron; Bruce Charles Mrs. Ken Wheeler, Mrs. W. Reid Bishop Fleming gave the can- Gallagher, son of Mr. and Mrs. the bride. She wore a floor -'and Miss Rachael Johnston. didates a simple but forceful ad- Kenneth Gallagher; Susanne Ar - length gown of white slipper dress on the meaning of the step lene Madsen, daughter of Mr,•and RESERVED SEATS satin featuring a nylon net yoke, ! Later' the young couple left on a wedding trip to Detroit and they were taking — an address Mrs. Murray Madsen, outlined with lace embroidered , which will long be remembered with seed_ pearls. The full hoopother points, the bride,wearingaIt ° — midnight blue crepe dress, grey y by those who heard it. Must Be Ordered skirt was caught up in front ovr ed Now 'a deeply ruffled petticoat. She shortie 'coat with black accessor- wore a fingertip veil of embroid- les, On their return they' will ROYAL WINTER FAIR !ered net caught in a flower head- reside on the groom's farm in Four Baptized dress. She wore a double strand Stanley Township. Guests were At Ontario St. .of pearls, the groom's gift, and present from Carsonville, Mich., �` �jA carried a cascade bouquet of Blyth, Belgrave, Clinton, and ,....Nov.N16`�`ruuluuuuu� Peerless red roses. Seaforth. , Rev, W, J. Woolfrey administ- As the supply is limited, reserved I Mrs. Gordon Hill, sister of the : ered the rite of Baptism to four seats must be obtained immedi- i bride, wearing azure blue taffeta I OLDREIVE—ASQVITH children at regular morning ser - (By by out-of-town visitors. ,with a lace yoke and fully gath- (By our Auburn correspondent) vice in Ontario St. United Church Don't miss this thrilling colour- ered skirt was matron of honor. I A pretty wedding took place Sunday last. The four children ful spectacle packed with interest She also wore a blue shoulder- Saturday afternoon, October 16, receiving this rite were: David - o for all. length veil and a headdress when Elizabeth Bertha Jane, Murray, son of Mr. and Ml's. CLINTON W. I. Reserved Seats Afternoons matching the bride's and carried :daughter of let and Mrs. Char -'Archie Riley, Hullett Township; The regular meetingof Clin- Friday, Nov. 19 to Wed., Nov, 24 a colonial bouquet of pink les Eldred Asquith, Auburn, be Dale Denise, daughter of Mr. and ton Branch of the Wmen's In- $1.00 Rese including general admission Briarcliffe roses. I came the bride of Donald Dralce Mrs. Reg. Smith; Brian Douglas, 'stitute will beheld in the Board Little Carol Ann Hill, niece son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reserved1 $1.50. $1.75 Oldxeive, son of Mr. and' NIrs. $2.00 0£ the bride, was the dainty (Smith; and Diane Marie, daughter Room of the Agricultural Office Seats, f including general flower girl, wearing a floor- George Andrew Oldeive, St. of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Elliott, on Thursday, October 28, Evenings J admission en th fires of Thomas, The ceremony took } g s pink taffeta with all 0£ Clinton, Enclose a self-addressed envelope lace 'trimming. She carried a place at 2.30 o'clock in the Ella with your cheque or money order nosegay of baby 'mums and car- D. Bowes chapel, Alma College, An interesting part about this Church Directory nations. St. Thomas, where the bride has service was that the Elliott baby • —_ ROYAL WINTER FAIR Ray Cantelon, brother of the been a popular member of the •wore •a Christening robe which staff for several years, had been made by her great- Wesley -Willis United Royal Coliseum, Toronto, Ont. groom, was best man. I Rev, I . R. Haughton, Barrie, �g1eat-grandmother Whittingham I During the signing of the reg-• I uncle of the bride, who also of- more than 100 years ago, and Church ificiated at the marriage of her which had been worn by her REV. ANDREW LANE, Minister parents, performed the ceremony, great-grandmother, the late Mrs, Mrs, Morgan J. Agnew, Organist •and Miss Keir Baines, A.T.C,M,, Agnes Jervis, when she was and Choir Leader of Alma College, played the wed- Christened. ding music. The bridal chorus 0 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 from "Lohengrin" was played as 11.00 a,m,—Morning Service the bridal party entered the chs- 1.O.O.F. NOTES Rev. James Bright, Dungannon ;pel, the marriage hymn "O Per- 12.15—Sunday School 'feet Love" during the signing of Evening worship withdrawn in the register, and Mendelssohn's Mrs. Ione Baechier, DDP., and honour of Presbyterian An - wedding; march as the recessional. staff,Goderich, were present at niversary service. Shaggy white %chrysanthemums Monay evening's meeting and were used on the altar; and the installed officers of Huronic Re guest pews were marked with bekah Lodge for the coming miniature sheaves of wheat tied term„ New officers are: NG„ Mrs, with bows •of white ribbon. Sutter; Rec. Sec., Mrs, Gertrude Given in marriage by her fath- ISuteer; Rec. Sec., Mrs, Gertrude er, the bride wore a gown of Sutter; fin. sec,, Miss Morwenno REV, R. M P. BU•LTEEL, Rector blush ivory satin, designed with Judd; treasurer, Miss Aphra a fitted bodice with petal neck- , Steepe; warden, Mrs, Lily Orpen; Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist conductor, Mrs. Edith Johnston; Mrs. J. G. Maci(inoon, Choir line and sleeves ending in lily RSNG., Mrs. Mabel Nickerson; Leader Points. The cascading overdrape — From the of the skirt extended into a grace-'LSNG., Mrs. Mary Sloman; RS- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 ful train, and o full-length veil t VG., Mrs. Annie Glew; LSVG., 11.00 a.m.—MorningWorship TOWN HALL, CLINTON Mis Ruth Potter; IG.,Miss p and of ivory tulle illusion was heldSundaySchool, by a draped headdress of heir- 'Muriel Mulholland; OG., Mrs, loom Belgian lace, She carried �Eisie MacDonald; Chaplain, Mrs. Evening service withdrawn in 8 m. Sharp,onMartha: Wilson;JPNG., Mrs, favour of Presbyterian An - Maud ,. ti a white prayer book with' niversa service, arrangement of gardenias and Maud Mulholland; Mus., Mrs,' Rose nettle.nettle. Wednesday—Confirmation Class, Saturday, October 30'stephanotis,Miss Maiy E' Asquith, Kitch- The DDP, presented the past 7,00 pan, cher, was her sister's ,maid of noble grand, Mrs. Mulholland, honor; and the bridesmaids were with a jewel and on behalf of the lodge Mrs. Gould presente Miss Elizabeth M. Muntz, Ham- presented Miss FEATURING Ilton, and Miss Jean C. Oldrieve, DDP, with a gift, A social Toronto, The threry attendants ' hour brought the meeting ' to a STARS -OF RADIO, STAGE were similar gowns of faille taf- close, o feta fashioned with fitted bodices and full circular skirts, the maid Clinton Lions Plan ADULTS 75c -- CHILDREN '50c of honor being in peacock blue Ladies' and the bridesmaids in turquoise I Theatre Night SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 12Anniversary Services Dance to follow — 9:30 to blue. They wore matehing.open- 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School crowned bonnets and mittens, and' Clinton Lions Club featured 11.00 a.m.-Divine Worship Sponsored by Huron Fish and Gane Clubcarried nosegays of white rose- !entertainment at its semi-monthly 43-44-b ? buds and baby chrysanthemumsedinner meeting in St. Paul's Par- - with streamers of white velvet ish Hall last week, when Presi- ribbon.• !dent J. George MeLay was in trD3� John Miller attended the bride- charge. groom, and the ushers were Fred I Guests included Dr, R. W. Blayney, Toronto, end Reginald Hughes, Toronto, formerly Dep - Asquith, also of Toronto, brother uty District Governor of Zone 5 of the bride. 1 (Northern Ontario); Flt, recut A : reception' was held in the lfbieard Norris, new adjutant of drawing room at Alma College, RCAF Station, Clinton; and Plioi. + where white chrysanthemums Officer Gerald Fulton, RCAF were used for decoration, For Station. Clinton, who delighted ,her daughter's wedding Mrs. As- his audience with niany clever Ms. quith woe a costume dress of feats of magic. :waistcoat gray crepe with match- Fit. Lieut. G. G. Agnew, RCAF ing jacket, black accessories, and Station, Clinton, presented a mov- corsage.of coral Sweetheart roses. ing picture entitled, "Informa- Ma's. Oldrieve, mother of the tion, please!" in the interests of bridegroom, wore American security. Ile wes thenked in be- (Beauty crepe with neckline trim hall of the gathering by Presi- of steel gray -beaded embroidery, dent MeLay. . matching accessories, and a coli- Treasurer F. B. Pennebaker 4`" sage of ivory Sweetheart_ roses: announced ••results. of the recent ,(For the wedding breakfast, the Fall Frolic, showing net of more bride's •table was. arranged with than $800, and President MeLay a cutwork' cloth centred'. with the announced a donation of $50 from wedding cake and 'white candles. Herman H. Harriss, president, *The couple left later on a wed- Clinton Hosiery Mills Limited, ding trip to Muskoka, the bride for the welfare work of the Lions travelling in a handwoven striped Club, • B. B. Pocklington spoke of wool suit with .brown accessories the Clinton Loins :Ladies' Theatre and a' "Victorian green French Night at London on Friday, 00- wool coat. On their return they tober 22, and 3, A. Sutter reported. £ will lake up residence on Fair- that a Boy Scouts re -organization X view Ave.,.i'armouth Heights,, meeting would be held in Wes-. St. •Thomas ' ley -Willis United Church Thurs- . Guests were present •from St, day evening, October 14. Thomas, Auburn, Goderich Lon-; . The draw; made by Fit. Lt: Legion to Present Comedy `Fun for You' Tuneful choruses, gay costumes, drills and dances, Mita shows, audience participation scenes, children's story hour scene and patriotic tableau mingle to bring a wide variety of entertanment in one evening to those who see "Fun For You," the Atomic Bomb of Entertainment, using all local talent which is being sponsored by Clinton Branch 140,,Canad- ian Legion, in the Tow,: Hall, Clinton, for the benefit of the Building Fund, Famous celebrities of radio and screen will be im- personated in this hilarious hook- up of home town Headliners. Attractive and clever singing and dancing numbers will be performed by a girls chorus us- ing girls chosen from Clinton Collegiate Institute. • These girls will wear special costumes and will be . billed as the Roxey Rockettes and the Earl Carroll Girls, The numbers they will feature are: "Walking With My Honey", "Did You Ever Get That Feeling in the Moonlight", "Always Chasing Rainbows," and "Stars and Stripes Forever," Each scene in the show is outstanding and all of them, will have a wide appeal for persons of aII ages. ANNIVERSARY PREACHER Rev, Andrew Lane, minister of Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton, will be the anniversary preacher at Dungannon United Church this Sunday morning and evening, Rev. James Bright, Dun- gannon, will preach at the morn- ing service in Wesley -Willis, but the evening service will be with- drawn because of the Presbyter- ian Church anniversary, I t' s Coming. The CKNX Barn Dance Broadcast St. Paul's Anglican Church Presbyterian Church REV. D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist and Choir Leader RUBBER F00'fWEAR A full stock to_ fill your needs during this rainy season. for Men and boys Miner, Goodrich, Gutta Percha RUBBER BOOTS PLAIN OVERS - TOE RUBBERS OVERSHOES Men's 4 -buckle Boys' 3 -buckle - CLINTON , don, •, Detroit, Halniltom, Toronto;. Norris,' was won by the pianist,, PHONE 2':'°and Kingston, Bill Gould. 7.00 p.m Evening Worship, Services conducted by Rev. D. R. Sinclair, BA., BD., Ex- eter. Special selections of music. Anniversary thank - offering will be received. A cordial welcome to all, Ontario St. United Church WOOLFREY, Minister Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 11.00 am.—Morning Service 12.15 --Sunday School 7.00 p.m., --Evening Service with- drawn in favour of Presby- terian anniversary service. Baptist Church REV. A. FORSYTH, Minister Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist J. R. Butler, Choir Leader SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 1,1.15' am, --Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Worship Service "Pilgrim's Progress," illust- rated with coloured .lantern slides. •` ' October 31—Anniversary Services. Everyone Welcome PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs.Aubert E. Wight, tendinge the funeral of the late Arkona, were recent visitors with Fred Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, I Mr, and Mrs. James McGill Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Sohier, spent the weekend in London Hamilton, spent last week with visiting, their son-in-law Mr. and Mrs, William Cook, daughter, Mr, and Mrs, A. C. Mrs. Irene Henri and Miss Kelly. Shirley Henri returned last night Clifford- asud Bill Cooper, Flint after spending three days at Mich„ were weekend visitors at Pickering, the home of their brother and Rev. Roy C. Cook, Toronto, sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clay - paid a short visit to his parents, ence Cooper. Mr, and Mrs. William Cook, on Mr, Arthur McCeeary and son, Thursday last. ` " James, who works in the City Aylmer, have been visiting the end guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huller, Hydro at Brantford, were week- ' former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Kennedy, Ontario St. Bert Huller. I Miss Virginia Hoy underwent Mrs. Cecil Cooper was in a tonsil and adenoid operation Bransford on Saturday last at- in Clinton Public Hospital over the Thanksgiving weekend and is able to be out again, I Miss Shirley G. Sutter, St. Mr. and Mrs. F. Potter Catharines General Hospital staff, Honored by Friends spent a hs home of her parents,few Mourr, andat Mrs,the hJohne Schoolhouse No, 11, Goderich IA. Sutter, on Sunday:' To shi Miss Betty O'Leary, who has p, was the scene of a spent the past six weeks with very pleasant evening on Friday, Mrs. Frank Cummings, has re - October 8, when a number of turned to her home in Blackpool, friends and neighbours gathered Cork, Eire, this week. in honour of the newlyweds, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jack - and hMrs. Frank Potter, sno, Flint, Mich„ -spent the week - e party began with progres- end with he latter's mother, Mrs. sive euchre and other games with Thomas Glazier and other rela- Mrs. Welsh end Mr. Broadfoot tives in town and vicinity. winning the prizes. A short Misses Phyllis Herman and proschoolnt children edin demonstrated Betty feArthua High School, spent the their rhythm band, little four- weekend with the former's par - year -old Mary Elliott delighted ents, Mr, and Mrs, W. T, Herman. the audience with a number of Miss Ruth Manning, daughter solos and Margaret Holland as of Mr, and Mrs, Norman Man - always, sang very pleasingly. ning, R,R. 5, Clinton, was one The main event of the even- of five young ladies who grad- ing came when John Deeves reed uated as nurses' assistants in a little speech to Frank and Ei1- exercises at Scott Memorial Hos- een and Alvin Wise presented i pita!, Seaforth, Friday evening them with a gift of money. Frank last, Two of the otters were replied very fittingly. Lunch was Misses Joyce Diegel and Leona enjoyed by all after which the Smith, Walton. floor was quickly cleared and M. T. Corless was in Toronto the remainder bf the evening was on Monday attending the funeral spent in dancing with the ,Welsh pf;_his, brother-in-law, the late orchestra supplyingthe music end Robert N. Palmer, who had died. Bob Glen acting as floor•: man- very suddenly on Thursday ' . ,... eetee. evening last. The service was 0— conducted by Rev. Dr. George FAZES MORE CiIARGES C. Pidgeon, former minister of BLYTH — Sentenced to serve three years in penitentiary on Blear St. United Church, of which deceased was an active member. narcotics charges at Guelph, Fri- ;Misses Marion Jones and Grace day, Kenneth Hollywood, 33, Lobb, Mr, end Mrs, Robert W. Hamilton, will face three ad- Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Benson Sut- ditional charges in with bird, He ter, Elwin Merrill and Fred will be charged breaking, Thorndike, attended the 24th entering and theft at Thedfordautomobile annual convention of - London and two charges of automobile Conference Y.P.U. in Dundas St, theft from St, Thomas and Blyth, United Church, Woodstock, over the latter respecting Dr, D. c• the weekend. Benson Sutter was Draper's car several weeks ago, re-elected secretary for a twe- __ — year term. 1 Famous Harvey Woods Winter Weight Undies Made with Typical "Harvey Woods” skill and thoroughness. 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