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CLINTON ,NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY,'FEBRUAR'Y'24, 3949
'WEDDINGS:
'SCHOE NHA'GSELLW OOD
FA gpiet but pretty wedding:
took bl ice lin 'St. Pauls Anglican
Church, Clinton, on Saturday of:,
ternoon, February 19, at two
o'clock When, Rev. R'. M. PI •Bul-
teel united, in marriage,, Mildred
Marie enl)y�f daughter of Mr. and
•Mrs' T:. t Ellwood5 Clinton; aril"
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Robert "John only y Son,,of Mr. ;M.'
hoenhell, :$x�aird.the;�>'ate Mrs:' Sc -s,
alto of Clinton.
The bride, given hi marriage
by her father, looked lovely in
tier gown .•Of white slipper:,_satin
with fitted .'bodice, off the-,
shoulder neckline and . lily -point
sleeves, the-. floor length, skirt
ending, in a circular train,. Her
.full-length veil was held in place
by a band of satin, and she car
ried a •cascade bouquet of red
Templar rotes.,
,Her only attendant was 'Miss
Lois Hanley, 'LOndon,who wore
a floor -length gown' of pale yel-
low with brocaded satin bodice
and matching mittens, and skirt
of,nylon •ne!t. She, wore a beaded
coronet. and ;,should'er veil, ` and Herman.
carried a',. G • ktn 1 0 t of, Mi'. and Mrs. Gordon
, 4•• Robert ' Bale • left Sunday. for,
biLlitze • T'�tisman .rods. • h fungi l of
'i Toronto to attend the na
ameroir ';.Clinton, was,
� '•; his uncle, Reginald' A. Barber:
>?esti n?a3?", gr
re- Miss iss Hattie L. Baker Fullar-
Foif w ng tL -„der mo y
�a ii •,. ton, was the guest 'of •Mrss; Flor-
c�:.'.`the' home oE. last week'.
ttte' itle agent's. Mrs: iif11- once . R. hCorn
received ' wearing`a ` `blue` Miss Dorothy Cornish, Toren- '
wood
dress with black•a cessories' and}"s•
orsa a of pink Rapture roses.
a corsage of pink«R'apture,roses. Mrs.,Margart Johnson, grand
Mrs E. C. • Nicic'le,-, auntc'of the mother of the groom, also assist
grown,- assisteclz ssoriring grey` ed, wearing black ;With white
lack accessor es and
with black
Killarney roses.
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III
n "ter with
armai : Hathawa ' Toro to; was a'•;iveeke' v sl i
Mrs..N � 3,. nd ;,
tot' has been visiting her ;palidnts h r:.parents; Mr'and.`1G,Irs,'Garnet
Mr.. and Mrs. Caryl • Darper,' Cornish.'
'Miss 'BettyWoods,' -Sarnia, 'Wes Miss Eva'. Goodhue, Port 'Stan -
a Weekend guest 'at the hoiiie' of ley, sp+Int'`several days last week
with 'NIr.
d., Mrs, • • Charles
Stewart.
David, Snarling, Lions Head, is
renewing acquaintances in 'town,
and while here is the guest. _of
Gordon Grigg..
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McVittie have
moved to Blyth where Mr. MC-
Vittie has purchased' a trucking
business: from Elmer Pollard:
Mr. and ' Mrsc i 'A „ Dawson,
Valois, Que... have returned to
their homeafterending a week
with the latter's 'Parents, Mgt and
The bride's table' was lighted Mr's W. S ;R, Holmes,
with white tapers and oentred Nlrs J W: Treleaven and Miss
with the' three -tiered wedding Elizabeth Gibbings hada returned
'cake. Pink and white carnations to their: home after spending a
decorated the rooms. The bride month ~vita their ,sister, Mrs.:
and groom cut the cake with the Cer"iie 1Say, Lapeer, WOO. 1
same knife, which was used for mks. George Roberton and'iMrs.
the same purpose at the wed'd'ing George "NioLemnen spent the Week
of the groom's p'a`rents, end with the 'formers ran' and
B. W. Anderson, . Toronto, the• daughter -in -lain; Mr, acid Mrs.
bride's great uncle,proposed the Kenneth Roberton, ,Aylmer`
toast. There were over 40 guests
present. Those who assisted 'in.
terving• the, buffet'1unelieon. were
Mrs. A. Hughes, • Stratford, Mrs.
W, 'Grigg, Mrs, W, Denoirime and
Miss Mildred . Myers, all of
Clinton:
Later, the happy couple left on.
a motor trip to Toronto -arid
points east, the bride wearing a
grey suit with black accessories,
wine top coat and a corsage of,
red roses, .On their return •they.
will 'reside in . Clinton` •
Guests were present from To-
ronto, Harristori and Goderich.
Pre -Nuptial Events
The Saturday Prior to her wed-
ding, the bride was honoured, at Anderson, both of Toronto, were
e surprise shower at the horse; weekend guests at .the home -of
M. and Mrs. T. H. Elivwoed, coin-
ing-Ito
oni '
ing-Ito be present at the'SchopIai'
hall' --Ellwood nuptials Saturday.:
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Elliott. and
son'"Rickey,” were weekend
visitors in 'Toro>(ito, . and•,on--Sat-
urday attended the wedding of
their elder son, Gerald, 'to :Miss
Shirley; Yvonne'Bouskill, in the
Church of the' Messiah.
Miss Alice ("Poppy") Slonian,'
who has, been fn: charge- the
Medical Records Department' 6f.
the: General and rMarine.•Hospital,
x.•
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i Wo 'ld Day Of Prayer
'o Held'.Mauch 4
;`:Enter ~Chine"; the study book
topic, set the thesheof the wor
ship',sreviee' led. bye ars..Chaxiles
Clifton, . when Merhb :rs of •the
`WMS . of. Clinton ' Presbyterian.
Church met ; at the . manse.. • At-
sitting'.'Mrs. Clifton with the
Worship period.,were Mrs t':tiarlet,
Twitchell 'and Mrs. Jame Matt'=
ins. • Current Events from "Glad
Tidings," were reviewed b ' 1ilrs.
R. W. McKenzie 'and, Mrs. Lane.
Annoencement:was made ,that
"World Day of Prayer" services
Would be , held on., -March 4, at
L •A.` Cooper, Halifax, .N.' S.,
spent a few- days last week With
his son and daughter in llaw, Mr:
and. Mrs. R. D: Cooper, at the
home of Mr. and•Mrs. J. L. Heard.
Mrs. W. 'S. Et.' Holmes spent
the weekend. with ,her son and
.daughter -ht -law, Mr.( and - Mrs.
Gerald Holmes end 'family; To-
ronto, and on Saturday ;attended
the Hlliott-Bouskill wedding.'
Ellwood Epps' and George W..
Campbell attended •the 32nd an-
nual convention of the Canadian
Bicycle =and: Sports . •ootids- Deal-
ers .Association in Niagara Falls,,
Ontario, this' Week.
Miss' Etta Ellwood, and B. W.
Church hurch 'Di'rector • ,
y
PRESBYTERIAN WA
Th
e WA f' C niton .
Prea
b
ter
ran; Chuich will inset in the Sun
day. School 1loom ' on ,Tuesday,.
March 1, at 3 p m',; on your
thimble: ••
the.Presbyterian terian Chu
rchand pre-:
parations: were made: for , this,
event.
The president, Mrs. G. D. Rob-'
erton, closed the meeting with
prayer.
The
hostess s was assisted by
Mrs 1VIo7Kenzie'and Mrs,`MeTag
gart;».during,tale tea hour.•
REV. •A.``NIMMO.
IS, `NOMINATED
FOR MODERATOR
' : •(Continued'.firom Page'' One)'
cursed under . the leadership •' of
the;'convdner, as *as also the
.work of the. committee on. Evlang-
elism.;,and,;, Social Action, under
direction of ',Rey: L. Jorgenson,
Bluevale, •A lengthy;. discusssiion
on the matter of Christian ar-
'lil
riage, and diygrce .took consider -
p
able time,.with varied ex Dres-
siona of opinion by the membere.
of the',. court, .which was divided
onthe issue of civil marriage.
"Wesley -Willis United y'
'Church.;
REV. ANDREW LANE, Minister
Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew,' Organist
and Choir Leader •
SUNDAY,- FEBRUARY 27
Mains :Spnday r , . r
11.00 a.m.=Morning Worship
'Male Choir.. The minister
speaks. `
12.15—Sunday School '
7.00 •p.in.-Union Evening Wor-
- ship in this ' cturoh. Male
choir.. f,.ev ,: H. J. Snell, : Ex-
eter, guest • speaker:
of Miss Lois Hanley, when .about
30 friends from Clinton' end
Qoderich were present.
Afts!r the bride -elect had open-
ed the gifts which were conceal-
ed under a large imitation wed-
ding cake, she was presented with
a bougunt ,of flowers, each flower
bearing a verse hanging by a rib-
bon, and telling 'her where the
rest of her gifts were hidden
throughout. the house.
When 'the gifts had all been
found , and opened Marie grac-
iously expressed her appreciation; Owen. Sound, has accepted a
A dainty lunch was served- by the similar position in the . General
hostess, assisted by Mrs. D. Fowl_ Hospital, , Sarnia, and is leaving
ei-, Clinton, Mrs. William John'. to ,take over duties there,Mgrch" 1:
son and Mrs. Jack Duckworth, Miss Slomen is registered' mem
both of Goderich, ' • , • ber in both Canadian and i2meri-
can Associations of Medical Re-
cord .Librarians. Prior to going'
t1512/1551110196011 to Owen Sound she was in charge
' of the Medical, Records Depart-
ment of Stratford General Hos,
pital for nine years,
Mr. • and• -Mrs. Gordon; Coning-'
Name- have returned to their
Clinton home, corner Rattenbury
and Shipley Streets, ,aftermtwoi
years of rest and change, having'
spent the winters inFlorida;acid's
Owen Sound, the summers in
Bayfielcl, elso,part of this' winter
in their new, home there. During
their absence their Clinton home,
wav occupied by Squadron Leader'
J. J. Dennis, RAF, who for that
ROGERS, PfIIrCO, ADMIRALS period, was attached es Officer
APEX WASHERS Commanding Communications
DOMINION, THRIFTY ' Section, RCAF, here, Last week
DECCA RECORD BAR PATTERS Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and their
Ren Griffin on' electric organ; little sons, Bodged- and Bruce,;
returned to their home in Hast
Also the new:double feature Ings, England, sailing' on the
records, just released in Canada; "Enpress of Canado." •
four tunes on one 10" record; ,-o
playing• time 9 minutes; fits any HOSPITAL AID TO MEET
player. (See thein, hear them). Clinton Hospital Aid will hold
its regular meeting in the Town
GROVES ELECTRIC Council Chamber, Tuesday,. Martin
PHONE 274 1, at 8 pm: Aly 'women are
welcome, •
Sti Pel's' Anglican
{ °, .Church ,,
11 T ' R.M. P. EULTEEL, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fieinlin, Organist
Mrs. J. G. • MacKinnon, Choir .:
Leader
SUNDAY, I'EI3RUAR +f27
11.00 am.—Morning"' Prayer
' and Sunday School
7.00 p:m.nl;,Unaolr,,,E ning. Wor-
ship in. Wesley -Willis United
w. Church.
Tuesday, March 1, 3 p.m.—Ladies' l
Guild in Owen Memorial
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'THUR., FEB. 24 t o SAT. MARCH' 5
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Bed aptings
Simmons M; rshail:l Dolni'nion'•
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Funeral Directors
a G. BALL, Phone 361-W • W. J. MUTCH, Phone 361-J
.,b ' PHON E 195
Murray McKay, ' Riverhurst
Sask., is visiting his aunt, Mis'.
John. McCowan, and other friends
for a few weeks. -.
Presby, i Church
r>REV. D.'J DANE, 1Viinis£er
'Mrs. Pert Boyes;,;•O'rganist
and Choir . sada`
SUND'A`Y, E.p�Y -27-
10.00 a,m,--Silt a'1±M
11.00 a,m.—Divine 'orsTlip
"Bridging a.' Gap:',ins the
Christian Life."
2;30 p.m.—Service at Bayfield.
All Welcome •..
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Ontario St: united,
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•• 'Church
REV Ws S' iVOOLFREY, Minister
Mrs. E. Wehdorf; Organist
and Choir Leader ,
StIMIDAY,,EEBRVARSY' 27!'
'11.00 a7 -a. -Morning Service
12.151 -Sunday School,
7.0D p.m.—Union Evening WM.-
" ship in .W s1ey-"'V„illis United
Church,' '
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REV. A. FO SYTH, Minister
.Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist
l J. R. Butler, Ohoir Leader
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27
2.30- p.m.—Sunday School
7,00 p.m.—Worship Service.
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