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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-01-06, Page 4LITTON le15111115-11USCOMD' THURSDAY, JAN1JARY 6, 1949 VVomeint s and Church Affairs in Clinton 13islrict Mrs. Venner Heads MR. AND MRS. F. 111 PER SONALS I I Ontario St. WA TAYLOR MARK WINTER WEDDINGS I'George B. Beattie -is 'attending Mr. and Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon, OntarlO St. WA met on TueGOLDEN WEDDING- the furniture show in Toronto ' Toronto, spent the holiday week- de;y. January 4, at 3 p.m. with ---- this week. lend with the latter's mother, Mrs, the president, Mrs. Venner, in I Mr, aud Mrs, Fred Taylor, Frank A. Freeman, Kingston, W. T. Hawkins. , choir. The meeting opened by Auburn, were at home to their was renewing acquaintances in Mies Helen Shaddock and LAC singing hymn 43, after which friends on• town last week. Stuart Macaulay left Monday for Psalm 724 was lead alternately, 50th wedding anniversary. At the oecaslaq of their psc.meneeonf Daeeeeurniebte7e2crult vri2a0 Mise Alice Holmes, London, Winnipeg, Men., where they will followed by the Lord's Prayer in talete.wheorkeertonin,thlimbladree'ts Rosalie McCartney, elder Arnold,PntsADirieeVnillett united in marriage spent the New Year's weekend visit the latter's parents for some 'unison., with Miss Kathleen McGill. weeks. Mrs. D. M. Maltby then took daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Carl White, De- Mr. and Mrs, James A. McGill vey 1VIcCartney, Clinton, and troit, Mich., are visiting this week spent the New 'Year's weekend Peter Henry Schulhe, youngest with 1V1r. end Mrs. Lloydon Walper. with their son-in-law and dau- son of Mr. and Mrs.. Phillip Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Atkey spent ghter, MA'. and Mrs. A. C. Kelly, the New Year's holiday with Mr. London. end Mr's. 0. L. G. Atkey, Petrolia. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberton Mr. and Mrs. Norman 1VIiller and family, Aylmer, spent the and fernily,, Goderich, spent New New Year's weekend with the Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas former's parents,Mr. and Mrs. SCHULPIA—McCARTNEY Hale church organist. Rev. J. I 1VIcDougall -United Church, A. Davies officiated. Edmonton, Alberta, was the After the ceremony an infor- mal reception was held at Alta- dore, members of the Canadian Legion Auxiliary, serving the wedding dinner. The bride's Mother received in a navy blue crepe dress with dubonnet acces- sories end a corsage of yellow and white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Schulha, Bell's, Alta. Arthur, mother of the bride - The bride wore a royal blue groom, wore a wine dress with street length dress adorned by black accessories and her corsage an heirloom brooch which once was of white carnations. graced the neck of hes' great The couple left by motor on a great grandmother. Her flowers trip to Montreal, the bride travel - were a corsage of white carna- tions and pink roses. Attending the bride was Mrs. George Schulha, Sedgewick, who wore a rose street length the devotional period taking as her topic, "Standards and Meas- ures," reading a very suitable poem, closing with prayer and bymn 571. The president then wished all a Happy New Year, reading a New year's creed, about 11 years ago. They live on Minutes of previous meeting were the Colborne - West Wawanosh read and adopted by Mrs. Charles boundary on the former DO -da Churchill. George Roberton. Elliott, also report of executive farm. To this union were born nine is for 1949: Mrs. E. E. Brown, Petrolia, visiting her father, Alex Neilans, Past president, Mrs. Townsend; sons and three daughters. Three who celebrated his 87th birthday President, Mrs. Venner; lst vice- sons have passed away. The re- , New Year's DaY, and her sister, President, Mrs. Maltby; 2nd vice- maming members of the family George Arnold, was united in marriage to Fred Taylor, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. Taylor,- on December 31, 1898. After their =Triage they farmed near Wier - ton. until coming to this district New Cold Wave. Complete SHAMPOO - SETTING $5.50 HENRI'S Beauty Shoppe PHONE 223 - CLINTON 1-b --- Mrs. VVilliam Shaddock. president, Mrs. Townsend; 3rd ore; Fred, Eric, Mich.; StanleY, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steep, the vice-presideht, Mrs, Ernie Brown; Hamilton; Stewart, Nile; 'Ray, former a Member of the Post recording secretary, Mrs. Charles Welland; George, RCAF, Aylmer; Office Department, London, spent Elliott; assistant secretary, Mrs. Bernard, London; Mre, A. J. Clap - the holiday- weekend with the Holmes; treasurer, Mrs. leelVlur- worthy (Wilda), (lrantor.; Mrs. former's mother, Mrs. David ray; Flower conveners. Mrs. Ben Park (Hazel), Dungannon; Steep. BroWn and Mrs. Jamieson; press Mrs. B. Wright (Irene), Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sutter sceretary, Mrs, M Tyndall; They have 18 grandchildren, and Mr. and Mrs. Benson Sutter pianist, Miss L. Grant; assistant also one great grandchild. spent New Year's with the for- pianist, Mrs. Fear. A family dinner was served tires son-in-law end daughter, Miss Wiltse favoured the aud- Friday evening. Present were Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Robbins, ience -with a piano solo which Crediton. was much enjoyed, Then busi- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson ness concerning Blue Cross hos- end son, Frank, and Mrs. John pitalization was discussed. Re - Huller, wete guests at the Durst- Ports of the different branches Hughes wedding in First Meth- were given which showed very odist Church, Royal Oak, Mich., satisfactory reports for the past on New Year's Eve. Year, Mac. Nay taking corres- o pondence in absence of Mrs. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES Kennedy. Mrs. Glew favoured The first regular meeting of the audience with a humorous the amalgamated societies, the reading entitled "Speech Mak- Woman's Missionary Society and ing," which was much enjoyed. the Evening Auxiliary, of Wes- The meeting then closed by sing - ley -Willis United Church, will he ing hymn 'Nb. 6 and Mizpah B held on Thursday evening, Jan- Benediction. Members fees were paid for coming year, and a pic- homeuary 13, at eight o'clock, at the nic lunch was served by ladies of 1VIrs. George Beattie. Annual reports of both organiza- of social committee. tions will be heaed. A social 0 get-together will be held at the Mrs. Noble Holland close of the business period. PRESBYTERIAN GIRLS' CLUB Clinton Presbyterian Girls' Club will hold 'its monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. David Wilson, Rattenbury St. 'W.. on Tuesday, January 11, at 8 p.m. hall and Aiutch gunetal Jiome HIGH STREET, CLINTON • The Fine Appointments of this Funeral Home are Beautiful and Appropriate, Among Which the Large, Pleasant Rooms and Electric Organ are Nat the Least. . .... .. . ' There is No Extra Charge for Services Held Here Under Such Ideal Conditions, BALL AND MUTCH Funeral Directors D. G. BALL W. J. MUTCH F110310 361-W Phone 361-3 Phone '195 Portraits of Distinction .9owle"c Atothet3 PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone 84 McEwwi's Air Studios in Mitchell and Stratford Clinton After Skating.... Drop in for . . . A Hot Chocolate A Hot Fudge Sundae, A Tasty Sandwich "It's the Popular Place in Town!" BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS PHONE 1 CLINTON ling in a wine dress with gray coat, wine accessories and a cor- sage of two white gardenias. Guests were present from Au - dress with black accessoriesburn, Elmira, Galt, • Brantford, . Mrs. Zorra and Amherstburg. Mr. Schulhe's corsage was of pink and white carnations. and Mrs. Arthur will reside in The groom -was attended by Auburn. his brother John Schulha, Blair - more Alta. LALONDE—LASSALINE Foilowing e short trip, the A pretty wedding was solem- young couple have taken up resi- niz'ed in St Peter's Roman dence in Edmonton, Alta. Catholic Church, Goderich, on Prior to her marriage the December 27, when Rev, J. P. bride was the guest of honour at Gleeson officiated at the mar- riage of Arthemise Lassaline, daughter of Dennis J. Lassaline, and the late Mrs. Lassaline, God - Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Taylor and e kitchen shower held at thd family; Mr. end Mrs. Bon Park home of Mrs. H. M. Ford, Gode- and family; Mrs. 'Irene Wright rich, on Thursday, December 16. and family, Mr. and Mrs. par,- Relatives from Clinton and Code - worthy. Owing to weather and rich were present to extend to erich Township, to William - road conditions the other inem-' her best wishes for future hap- Lalonde, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lelonde, Virginiatown, hers of the family were unable piness. On Friday of the same Ont. Miss Mary Joyce Straughan to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Tay- ,week the community met at the presided at the organ, and the for were recipients of a purse ,home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. soloist, NlisRose Marie sof money from the family, also Hebden when the bride-to-be Hart - telegrams of congratulations from !was honoured with the presen_an, sang `Ave Maria" and "0 - '" the ones unable'. to be presentetation of a toaster and a beauti- Holy Night." The alter was Rev.decorated, With Rev. C. B. Wooley, Lucknow, ful lace tablecloth. She also poin- readre- a poem which Mrs. Wooley ceived a lovely quilt from the had composed in honor of the Ebenezer Young People's Union. The bride, given in marriage occasion. I by her father wore a becoming The neighbors gathered to hon- COOK—HILDEBRAND dressmaker suit of Burgundy or Mr. end Mrs. Taylor end pre- At the United Church parson- wool, white blouse, and matching sented Mr. Taylor with a smok- age, Hensel', Rev, R. A. Brook accessories, She carried a cos- er, and Mrs. Taylor with a com- united in marriage Anita Hilde- carie bouquet of white chrysan- bination end table. The address brand, Hensel', daughter of IVIr, themums. Her sister, Miss Paul - was read by Thomas McPhee and and Mrs. R. Hildebrand, Leam- line Lassaline, as bridesmaid, ington, and Robert Henry Cook, wore a dressmaker suit of beige Heads Happy Workers the presentation made by Harry Watson and George Million. The Happy Weekers' Club held- ' its December meeting at the GALLANT WIFE home of Mrs. William Glazier Thesinging . SHIELDS HUBBY "Silent Night," followed by the repeating of the Lord's Prayer. FROM HOLD-UP The treasurer's and secretary's reports were given end the roll Elmer Ellacott, con. 9, Grey called. It was planned to have township was awakened at about 1.45 2.M. Thursday morning last the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Hugh Bali. by the, sound of knocking on an Officers for the coming year inner door downateirs. He called out "who's there?" and was answered, "We want some gas". Believing a neighbor had run out of gasoline he and his wife dressed and went down- stairs. The kitchen door was standing open and inside in the middle of the kitchen floor stood vener, Mrs, William Hollaed; e pair of masked fellows, one pianist, Mrs. Albert Glazier: as- brandishing a small revolver. Mr. sistant, Mrs, Arnold Jamieson. Ellacott leaped at the pair, push- burMg the afternoon Christ- ing the gun aside and knocking Inas presents were distributed by the. two 0' the floor. Mrs. Bert Irwin. A delicious Scrambling lo their feet again lunch was served by group 4, Mrs. Ellecott stood between her which consists of Mrs. Andrew husband and the gun and remark - Dose's. Mrs, Raymond Jamieson, ed if any shooting was to be done Mrs. Arnold Jamieson and Mrs', it would have to be her, William Glazier. Complying with a demand for The proceeds for the afternoon money, Mrs. Ellacott handed them were $2.71. The meeting dos- la purse containing $1.60 but they ed with the National Anthem. (refused and asked for a' larger o_—_____. Isum. ONTARIO SI. WMS I Noticing a Bible which they Ontario St. United Church WMS had been reading the night before will hold its first meeting of the on a table Mrs. Ellacott remark - New Year in the Church Hall on ed "the Lord is watching over Tuesday afternoon, January 11 , us." This apparently made the The installation of officers will pair more nervous and they de - take place and the chepter from psrted quickly leaving the purse the study book given. 1 and money behind. o_ Immediately, Mrs. Ellacott us - TWINS CELEBRATE ed the phone and failing to get ZURICH—At the home of Mr. "central" realized the wires were and Mrs. Ervin Gingerich, Bran- cut. Going to the car they also son Line, the family of Mr. and found it had been tampered with Mrs, Chris Erb, Zurich, were me- and would not run. sent to celebrate the 60th .birth -1 Taking their nine-year-old dau- day of the twin sisters, Mrs. Erb ghter, Uelen" with them, they and Mrs. Simon i,itwiller, of ren through a snowstorm to a IVIenson, Iowa Mr and Mrs, Beck- neighboris home and called police ler, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Provinciar,l_ Constabler,_.Salter, BlY- Gerber. of Adamsvilie, Pa were "' m''`nive'ama• present. ., --0 — were electegl as follows: presi- dent, Mrs. Noble Holland; vice- president, Mrs. Fred Pepper; secretary, 1VIrs. Cliff Glazier; treasurer and buyer, Mrs. And- rew Desek; putting quilts togeth- er, Mrs. George Glazier, Mrs. Raymond Jamieson; flower con- ,...,..,,,, GOOD COLLECTIONS WESLEY-WILLIS GIRLS' CLUB USBORNE — TGirls! Club will hold its regular ax cbliector Wesley -Willis United Church William Johns reports $76,000 or meeting on Tuesday, January 11, 96 per cent of the total Usborne at 8 p.m. in the Church Parlour. Township levy received, The tete' tax for the year is $79,081 end Mrs. Shearing's group will be in outstanding December 15, .1 + charge and Mrs. May Rance Me- dley for payment before a pen- Kinnon will lzre the guest speaker, showing is equal to, if not better o-- ally is added, was $3,100. This than that of any previous year. Canada has eleven lakes ex- ceeding 1,000 square miles in area leteleee0444414,4eetelelet4eeleretelseeeeeereTeerleTeinTeleeenOrWerelteste1+1. Cold ands? X tr: TiT 4 . ei PI-IGNE 2 - - CLINTON .411R04.1.«.14440+44.144 -0-1,44•4444-004140441.44:»t44.4-044.4441.44,44444.4-04 See our large stock of,: Lined Mitts Short Gloves One -Finger Gloves Gauntlet Gloves Pullovers Wet Feet? We have more styles of warm and dry Rubber Footwear than ever. before: RUBBER BOOTS FELT -TOP RUBBERS LACED MACKINAWS FELT BOOTS RUBBER OVERSHOES LEATHER -TOP RUBBERS eldest son or Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cools, Hensall. The bride wore a wine suit 'with black accessories, end wore a corsage of white and yellow chry- santhemums. She wore a three - strand necklace of pearls, gift of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a wed- ding dinner was served at the home of the bridegroom's parents in Hensall. For their wedding trip the couple motored to New York. Upon their return they will reside in Hensall, where the bride is on the staff of the Public School, ARTHUR—KELLER Old St. Paul's Church, Wood- stock, was prettily decorated with pelms, ferns and white chrysan- themums, when Mary Lucille, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller, Woodstock, was united in marriage to William Henry, second son of Mrs, John Arthur,Auburn, end the late Church Mr. Arthur. REV. ANDREW LANE, Minister Given in marriage by her Mac, Morgan J. Agnew, Organist father, the bride wore a floor, length gown of ivory nylon, fash- and Choir Leader ioned with fitted bodice, sheer yoke with rose point col -lee and pearl clips. The hoop skirt was bows showing a frilly lace petti- caught up in front with satin I 11.00 a.m.-INforning Worship Sacrsunent of the Lord's finger-tip bridal veil was held in ' Her 172..0105S—Supl:npuenlayniSenchoEovIening coat. Her bouquet was a cascade of red and white carnations. Wor- a tiara of...seed pearls and bril-. ship in St. Paul's Anglican Hants. Mrs, Ken Masters was matron Church. of -honor, wearing a gown of pink net end satin with sweetheart hat of pink net. She carried a bouquet of pink and white chrysanthemums. Mrs. John Gemmell, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid in an apple- REV. R. M. P. BLTLTEEL, Rector green moire taffeta gown with Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist greet net sweetheart hat. She Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir wool with brown accessories, and carried a cascade of Golden Glow chrysanthemums. Harvey Las - saline, brother of the bride, was best man. A wedding breakfast was served to the immediate families at the tbride's home. Mrs. Lalonde, the bridegroom's mother, was gowned in peerI grey crepe with corsage of red roses, and black accessories. Later, the couple left for a trip east, the bride donning for travelling a black topcoat with orchid corsage. They will reside in Virginiatown. Presbyterian WMS Holds Xmas .Meeting The Christmas -meeting of the WMS of Clinton Presbyterian , Church was held et the home of Mrs, G. W. Nott. Mrs. Roberton, the president, read the account of the birth of Christ from the book of Luke. 'Ws. Robert Mc- Kenzie followed with prayer. Mrs. Clifton told the story of the piano.hymn"0 Little Town of Beth- lehem," after which ell sang earols with Mrs. Nott et the Readings were given by Mrs. Snider, Mrs. McTaggart and Mrs. Roberton, all bearing on the birth of Christ. It was the wish of all present, that the officers for 1948 would continue their good work for 1949. Mrs. Roberton expressed the ap_per;eciiratilionnn ofgiven n the hearrmdonniroinuga ee her term of office as president. Special prayer for sick mem- bers was offered by Mrs. Lane and an enjoyable and profitable meeting was brought to a close. Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. Me - Taggart assisted the hostess in serving refreshments. WILSON—GALLIKAN Rev. C. J. Killinger, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lon- don, performed the ceremony uniting in marriage Pearl L. C. Gellman, Bayfield, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gellman, Zurich, and George Wilson, son of Mrs. Amy Wilson, Hamilton, and the late George Wilson, Wardsville. The ceremony was performed at the church manse on Thursday, De- cember 30. For her wedding the bride chose a floor -length gown of !white lace over satin with form- fitting bodice featuring a sweet- heart neckline and lily -pointed sleeves, the bouffant skirt ex- tending into a short train. Her finger-tip veil was held in place by a white velvet floral crown. • She carried a white Bible topped 1with pink end blue flowers from which fell satin streamers. Mrs .Walter Johnston, Hayfield, niece of the bride, was the only 'attendant and wore a floor -length gown of blush satin and lace, with matching sweetheart bonnet and elbow mittens. She carried a cascade of white and pink baby chrysanthemums. Walter Johnston, Bayfield, was best man. For the wedding trip througb. the States the bride changed to an Ice Blue dress with lace pep- lum and brown fur coat with matching accessories. CHURCH DIRECTORY Wesley -Willis United SUNDAY, ;JANUARY 9 Si. Paul's Anglican Church carried bronze and yellow chry- santhemums. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Keith Arthur, Auburn, and Kenneth Masters and Pat Fogarty were ushers. During the signing of the reg- ister Miss Vivien Straughan, ship in this church. London, gowned in yellow net wednesday—Select Vestry Meet - with green feather het and a ing, 8 p.m. corsage of pink and white 'mums, Annual Vestry Meeting — Mon - sang "Because," The wedding day, January 17. music was played by Mrs. H. a er SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 11.00 a.m.—Morning service and Sunday School 7.00 p,m.—Union Evening Wor- Presbyterian Church REV. D, J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 10.00 ALM —Sunday &here 11.00 a.m.—Divine Worship "IVIan—not dust alone" 2,30 pane—Service at Beyfield, All Welcome Ontario St. United • Church • REV. W. J. WOOLFREY, Minister Mrs. E. Wended, Organist 'and Choir Leader SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service 12.15 --Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Union Evening Wor- ship in St. Paul's Anglican Church. Baptist Church REV. A. FORSYTH, Minister Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist J. IL Butler, Choir Leader SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 2,30 pan,—Sunday Scheel 7.00 p.m.—Worship Service. EVERYONE WELCOME Our Annual Stock Cleaning Sale • The Month of January is your grand opportunity to save on your mid -winter purchases. WATCH OUR ADS. EACH WEEK DURING THIS MONTH This week we will feature drastic reductions in prices of an assortment of children's, misses' and women's Coats, Dresses, Slacks, Jackets and Skirts, sqrne of these are marked as low as Half Price. R ...•••=emmiummotsm. 1 N S