Clinton News-Record, 1947-09-11, Page 4PAGEFOUR
CLINTON NEW'S-RECORD
TIIISRODIA.Y", SEPTEMBER 10:, 1947
Late Summer Weddings
CRAWFORD—FISH12t
SemiIler United Church was the
scene of the marriage of. Irene, dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Fisher,
R.R. 2 Clinton, to Horace M. Craw-
ford, _son of. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. T.
Crawford,' Port Albert, Rev. C. Hay-
ward ,performed the ceremony.
The :bride wore a floor length
gownof white nylon embroidered
with lily of the valley and lover's
knot over taffeta with a long train,
retina neck with long. sleeves taper-
ing to a lily point over the hand. She
wore a halo with three-quarter em
liroid'ered net veil, The bride also
wore a double strand of pearls, the
girt of the groom. She carried a
bouquet of Hollywood roses and white
carnations.
The beide'shaid, Miss Noreen Fisher
Goderich, chose a floor length gown
of ,pink net over taffeta, She carried
deep pink Slweetheart carnations. Miss
Florence Jewell, 'Goderich, was matr-
on of honor and wore a floor length
gown of blue net over Nylon.- Her
flowers were pale pink carnations.
Miss Sandra Westcott, Hamilton, was
Cower girl in ,a floor length gown
of peach Nylon with a bandeau of
white flowers. She carried 'a nose-
gay.
The pianist was Miss Sally Mac-
Donald, Kintail. Miss Vivian Strau-
giran, Auburn, was soloist.
The groemsman was Fred Craw-
ford, .Port Albert, brother of the
groom, The .ushers were Earl Fuller
and Bruce Sowerby, both of Goder-
ieh.
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After the ceremony the luncheon
was held in the church ,parlours. The
bride's mother received the guests,
wearing a black and 'white silk jersey
dress with .black accessories 'and e
corsage of rarnatione. The groom's
another wore a snack crepe dress
trimmed with satin, ,and white a'ee-
essories and a corsage of white ear'
nations and blue lilies.
The couple left on a wedding trip
to the United States. Por her honey-
moon, 'the bride chose a light grey
tailored 'suit with black accessories.
They will reside on the groom's farm
north of Goderich.
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WORSIIL'L,—CRAIG
A quiet, pretty wedding was sol-
emnized at Victoria Street United
Church parsonage, Goderich, Satur.
day evening, August 30, 1941, when
Rev. L. IL Turner united in marriage'
lIa B., daughter of. Mr. and 'Mrs.
William J. Craig, Auburn, and Harry
W'orsell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carle.
ton Worsell, Goderich.
The bride was attired in a street•
length frock of seupphire 'blue crepe
with snatching 'accessories, and wore
a corsage of pink Delight roses and
blue lily of the Nile.
,Mrs. George Wilkin, Goderich, ,sis-
ter of the bride, was matron of hon-
or, wearing a navy blue crepe cess
with white accessories and corsage
of red roses and carnations. 'George
Wilkin, Goderich, was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Worseil left on a
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Honor Miss Jean Tasker'sang "Because", The Wedding music
was played by Miss, Marion . Mason,
as . Girl Guide Appointee Seaforth,
Standards cif pink and White gladi-
(Miss Jean Tasker, Brantford, a ora formed the setting for the cera•
former resident of Clinton, and a sub- mony and for' the short reception.
sori+ber, has been honoured in her city which followed. Guests were received
of adoption by being chosen' one of by the bride's mother, dressed in
two Girl Guides to attend Glen Barn- Royal blue crepe with black' access-
and Camp at Sundrige fqr a week cries. She -wore a corsage of white
when 70 Ontario -Commissioners and
Guiders will he paesent.
This camp is directed by Miss Mary
Edgar, Toronto, and each year 'some
special hospitality is offered. This
year groups of children of non Br.i
ish origin 'were entertained and also
each Wednesday the Red Cross co-
operated by taking a bus load of
children for swimming instruction.
This Guide camp, will make .'plans
for Guido work in the province for
the co'nrng year.
Earlier this .summer Miss Tasker
was a councillor at Camp Tekahion
wake.
Another 'honour coming to Miss
Tasker when in company with anoth-
er they represented Brantford and
had charge of tine Guide E''xhibit in
the Women's Building at the Canad-
ian National E•Schibition on Friclay,
.September 6_
ST. PAUL'S CHOIR
St. Paul's Anglican Church Choir
will resume weekly pro -bees en Fri-
day, September • 12, at 8 pan., when
several matters of importance are
to be discussed.
gardenias. lAissisting her was the mo-
ther of the groom, gowned in a two-
piece thesis of green and black crepe.
Her accessories were black ' and she
wore a corsage of gardenias.
The luncheon which followed was
held at Hotel Clinton when 19 guests,
members of the immediate families,
were present.
The- young couple left on a trip
by motor for Toronto and in a few
days planmad• to return to their cot-
tage at Lane Tines, near Bayfield.
For travelling the bride donned a
black and white jersey dress with
grey shortie coat with black acces's-
eries fend a eorsage of red roses and
stephanotis. -Open their return the
h'appj* couple will reside in Clinton.
* * * Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper have
BOBBINS- SUTTER ret'urnecl frown a piaasa ti fortnight
of gladioli a-nd terns, macle a fitting
Wesley-Willie United church, eff- spent in the Muskoka district.
ectively decorated with pastel shades Mss Shirley G. Sutter was in
Zurich on Monday where she was a
wedding 'trip to Kitchener, Toronto
and Flint, Meh, On ther return they
will reside hi Goderich.
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BRUGGER-NHDIGER
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mer-
ritt Nediger, Clinton, was the- scene
of a very lovely late summer bridal,
when their only daughter, Clara Mar-
garet, was. united in enarriage to
William Wilson Brugger, son of Mrs.
Thelma Brugger and the late Francis
Brugger, Seafonth. The double -ring
ceremony, which took place at 12.80
pan. Monday, ,Septembie• 1, 1947, was
performed by Rev, Andrew Lane,
minister of Wesley -Willis United
church, Clinton.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was lovely in a floor•
length gown of white chenille taffeta
with sweetheart neelkline and a shoat
train. Her embroidered net fin'ger-
tlp veil twos held by a coronet head-
dress. Her bouquet, in the form of a
crescent, was composed of red Briar-
cliffe roses and 'stephanotis. Her only
ornament was a ruby -set ,pendant,
worn by her mother at her o,ans wed
ding.
The ,bride's only attendant was Miss
Patricia Ann Brugger, iSeaforth, sis-
ter of the groom. She was gowned in
blue taffeta • with . it tulle headdress.
Her bouquet was of pink rapture
roses and baby mums.
The beet man was Charles Austin
N'ediger, Sarnia, brother of the bride.
Before the ceremony began, 'Mise
Mary Lane, Clinton, sang "O Perfect
Love". During the signing of the reg_
ister; William Conron, Winghem,
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Twenty Applications
for Old Age Pensions
Hitoron .County OM Age .Pensions
and Mothers' Allowances Board con-
sidered' 20 applications at the ,mont+h-
ly' meeting in Goderich Thursday, Of
these, one for mothers' allowance and
15 for old age pension were recortn-
IMr and Mrs. B. B. Pocklington aneneled do full. Two were not iia in this weep at Da „a, t re
are hohdaying g y commended because of too many as_
Bay. sets, and one was recommended sub -
Mr. and Mie. Roy McV+:ttie spent jeet to investigation of transfer of
Sunday with Mr'. and' iMrs. Gordon property.
Keyes, Brucefield. ,Robert Bowman, B&+u'ssels, was stet_
Miss Ruth. Potter is in Toronto ithis ing chairman in the absence of W.
week attending bbe Dorothy Gray H. Archibald, ,S'eaforth.
wheel of cosmetics.
Miss Bertha Webster, Toronto, has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and t
Mrs. Joseph Webster.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert P. Robibns
have returned from their honeymoon I
spent at ,Sauble Beach.
HarolddModfett, Ingersoll, has been.
the guest of his grarelparc:nts, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Hellyar.
Mrs, William' Hoggart and also at -
ended the Youngbllut-Fair'service,
wedding in Blyth on ,Saturclay.
De. Rogers, chief medical adviser
of Westminster hospital, London, and
Mrs. Rogers, visited the former's
aunt, Mrs: Margaret Johnston, and
cousin, Mrs, Chester Farquhar.
Flying Officer and 'Mrs. G. G.
Agnew left to -day on a rnotor trip
to the latter's home at Abbotsford,
B.C'., travelling through the United
States. They will be absent from town
a month.
Mrs. Robert McLean, Toronto, and
Mrs. M. Bezeau, London, were •visit•
ing their brother, James Livermore,
and their *ter, Mrs. Herbert Castle,
and :other friends in town for several
clays last week.
setting on Wednesday afternoon, Sep.
ternber 3, at four -thirty o'clock for
the marriage of Eileen Emma 'Sutter
and LAIC dtobert Perry Robbins, Cen-
tralia. The bride is the younger
daughter of +Mv. and Mrs. John A.
Sutter, Clinton, and the groom is the
only son of IVI'r. and Mrs, E. Albert
Robbins, Lah'*l, Sask. Rev. Andrew
Lane performed the double -ring cer-
emony.
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew who also
accompanied William B. Conron, Win-
gharn, the soloist, who sang "The
Lord's Prayer" before the ceremony
and "Through the Years" during the
signing of the register.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was charming in a floor -
length gown of white satin. The dress
was fashioned with a tight bodice,
sweetheart neckline, long sleeves end_
ing in lily ,points, and a full skirt
sweeping into a shoat train. Her
long veil of illusion net was held with
a Queen Anne headdress which was
studded with seed pearls taken from
her mother's wedding dress. She wore
a gold necklace with snatching earr-
ings, the gift of the groom. She
carried a crescent bouquet of white
gardenias, Johanna Hill Roses and
bouvar'dia,
Attending the bride was her only
sister, Miss Shirley G. Sutter, who
was lovely in a floor -length gown of
Blush ,pink satin with an overskirt of
embossed marquisette w•hieh was
fashioned along the same lines as the
brid'e's dress, with butterfly sleeves
replacing the long sleeves of the
bride. Her headdress was a •bandea::
of pink ,flowers with a shoulder -length
veil of ' matching net, and she also
wore snatching 'elbow -l'eng'th mittens,
Her flowers were a cascade bouquet
of white Killarney roses.
LAC Robert ;Beaton, Centralia, was
best reran, and the ushers were R.
Benson ,Sutter, only brother of the
bride, and ‘Cpl..Sans E. Bstwick, Cen-
tralia.
A reception followed at the home
of the bride's parents, where Mrs.
Sutter received wearing a silver blue
frock with navy access'ori'es, Repre-
senting the groom's mother who was
,unable to be present, Mrs. V. N. Pe-
terson, Exeter, wife of Squadron
Leader Peterson, Centralia, also re-
ceived wearing a black ensemble with
matching accessories. Both wore cor-
sages of ,pink Briarcliffe roses.
Tho 'bride''s table, covered with a
hand -made white lace cloth, was cen-
tred with a three -tiered cake, with bud
vases of sweet, peas, and ivory candles
in silver holders on it. Those 'assist-
ing were Mrs, Wesley Holland, God -
with, Misses Ruth Potter, Lou
Thbnypson, Mary Lane, Coromra Wen-
der! and Florenee Aiken, all of Clin-
ton.
For travelling to points north, the
bride donned a beige check suit with
cocoa brown accessories) and a cor-
sage of Johanna Hill roses. On their
return they will reside in Clinton.
Guests were present from Toronto,
Waterdown, St. Catharines, London,
Stratford, Exeter, Centralia and
Binglranrton, N.Y.
guest at the Brown -Myers wedding.
Mrs. Pearl Stringham, Woodstock,
spent the weekend with .Mrs. 1. M.
Nay renewing 'acquainances isa town;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hellyar, Lon-
don, are vacationing with the farm-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Hellya r.
Mr. and 'Ma's. W. S. R. Holmes have
moved into their cottage on High St.
and are getting nicely settled in their
new hone.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hanes .and small
daughter, Ottawa, are visiting the
lady's patents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lockwood.,
Mr. and •Mrs. Cecil Cooper spent the
weekend with their son and daughter-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cooper,
Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vodden, Mrs.
G. E, Saville and Mr. Joseph Web-
ster visited last week with friends
in Belgrave.
Mrs; A. Kirby and daughter, Miss
Florence, have returned from a trip
to Winnipeg, Man where they visited
relatives' and old friends.
Archibald B. Dale has returned to 1
Ottawa ,after spending the past two
(weeks at the home of his father, Ar-
thur Dale, Enron Road East.
Mrs. Frank Rains has returned
from Scott Memorial hospital, Sea -
forth, and is making splendid recovery
after her recent operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ball, Towns-
end Se. spent last week with their
sonain-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Dougal Campbell, Holyrnod.
215'. and Mrs. M. J. Snider, Mee -
ford, and Miss Irene ,Snider, London,
spent the week -end at the home. of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Snider, Albert St.
Mr. and Mr's. Lew Trouse, Wood -
steels, returned home on Monday,
after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. F.
Livermore and other relatives in
town.
Mrs. Wesley Hoggart, Seaforth,
end •Mrs, iAnnie Brown attended the
wedding of the latter's grandson,
Stanley Youngblut, in Blyth on Sat-
urday.
Sg't, and Mrs. Ivan Jervis left
Thursday morning on a tip to Lind-
say, Toronto and Montreal, 'before re_
positing to the former's new posting
at Trenton.
Mrs. William II. Draper and little
son, Jimmy, Toronto, have returned
after visiting her mother, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Watkins and family of the
Base Line.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hartley, Mxs.
Hale and (Miss Marjorie Hale, spent
the week -end in Toronto and attend-
ed the lasts day of the Canadian Na-
tional Eadribition.
Mr, and Ales. Walter Forbes, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Gibbings and Mr.
and iblrs. Edward Farquhar visited
with .Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoggart,
Seaforth, on Sunday,
John R. Cook, Ingersoll, and 'Miss
Lola Herd, Woodstock, spent tire
wedlcsend with the former's mother,
Mrs. Luella Cook, -and grandanobher,
Mrs. Martha McCAinehey.
Mr., and Mrs. Gordon .C'urts, T'hed-
ford, spent the ,weekend with Mr. and
CHURCH DIRECTORY
(All times are Eastern Daylight Saving)
Baptist
LII8V. C. C. ANDERSON, Minister
Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist
Mrs. W. Aikenhead, Choir Leader
SUNDAY, ISEPTEMB'ER. 11
Bible School -111.00 a.m.
The evening hour of worship is
withdrawn on account of Anniversary
services at Auburn; when Rev. C. C.
Boyter•, of Calvary HIaptist Church,
Brantford, vri+ll bring messages at 3
p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Help to make this
anniversary hire best.
Ontario St. United Church
REV. W. J. WOOLF'REY, Minister
B. J. Gibbings, Choir Leader
Mrs. E. Wendori, Organist
SUNDAY, 'Sa1EPTEMBEIR 1'1
11.00 aim.—sibally Sunday
Sermon subject: "The child in the
Midst"
Sunday ,School„ will met at 10.45 and
worship at 11 with the congregation
7.00 psi.—Evening Worship
Sermon subject: "Drawing on iRle-
serves"
Turner's -Afternoon Worship at 2.00
Sunday Shoo rat close of service.
Relnernber ,Anniversary Sundry,
September, 28, '
Wesley -Willis Church
ILEV. 'ANDREW LANE, Minister
Mrs. Morgan 3'. Agnew, Organist
and Ohoir Leader
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
21.00 'a.m.-•-4Morning Service
12.10 part.—Sunday School
7.30 pan.—Evening Service
St. Paul's Anglican
REV. R. M. P. BUIIPEDL, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Frenulln, Organist
rirs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.
11 am—Morning Service
2 gam—Sunday School
7 ,p.m:.—Ilvening +Senviee
Tuesday, Sept. 15-3llogular monthly
meeting of W.A. at Mrs. Fret!
BucEe'.s at 3 pan. A good. -attendance
is requested.
Presbyterian
R3IW. D. J. LANE, Minister
Mrs. Bert Bayes, Organist and
Choir Leader
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SUNIDAY, IV...MEMBER s,JMBER 11
9.45 A.M.---Service at Bayfield
10.00 A.M.--Samday drool
11.15 AM.—Divine Worship
"A real Request"
All Weiosnse
Mrs. M. D. Taggart has received
word that hes daughter, Mrs, Edward
Halsey, arrived Saturday. in Shang-
hai, Ohhirra, where she has gone to
join her husband who is do command social half ;hour was spent 'at true
there. Mrs. Halsey left London, On- close of the meeting with the ladies
toric, by Plane en Wedaresday of last of the base line serving ,a delicious
week. lunch.
Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Inkiey have
moved their household effects from
Toronto and once more will make
their home in Clinton: They are re-
siding at the corner of Fulton and
Dunlop Sts., which they recently pur-
ehased from +Mrs. Inkley'e son, Lorne
J. Brawn -
Dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs.
James Livermore on Friday evening
were: their son, E. S. Livermore, I1.
C'., Mrs. Livermore and Wilfred, Lon-
don; the Misses Havelands, Kirkland
Lake; Mrs. iMeiLean, Toronto, Mrs.
Bezeau, London., and Mrs. Castle,
Clinton, three sisters of Mr. Liver-
more, talo of whom were visiting in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hull, Miss
Sheila Turnbull and Charles Lyall, all
of Toronto, John Curringhanre, Owen
Sound, Misses JoAnne Cuuinghame
and Cartharime, ,and Bill Dawson, all
of Sarnia, were week -end guests of
Ms.. and Mrs. Gordon Cuningharn at
their lakeside home in Bay-
field. Mr. and Mrs. Hull have recently
returned from a summer spent among
the Rockies.
Ontario St. WA Holds
Monthly Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Oin-
tario St. United church W.A. resum-
ed Tuesday, September 2, after the
summer months with a,good attend-
once,
T•he"" president, Mrs. 9'. Townsend,
'vitas in the chair. The meeting open-
ed by singing hymn 445. Hymn 679
was read in unison as a prayer.
Psalm 703 was read responsively.
The devotional ,period wa taken by
Mrs. M. Wiltse. Hymn 681 was sung.
Psalm 96 was read. Ma's. Wiltse read
a poem on the same psalm. Mrs.
Kennedy closed the period with pray-
er.
The business period was opened by
reports being read from the varions
eommirttees. Calls numbering 55
were reported during the past two
months. Several letters and cards
were mead t'hankin'g the W. A. for
flowers, fruit and letters of sym-
pathy sent to them.
Mr. Oliver Jervis approached the
ladies about having an anniversary
supper. Further announcement will
be made. It was decided to hold the
W. A. Meetings 'on Tuesday's for the
remainder of the year.
Lunch -will he served in October by
the ladies of the Gravel road -end the
second of 'Hullett.
1VIrs. J. W. Treleaven favoured the
ladies with a piano solo and Mrs. G.
R. Fear with a humourous: reading
which were much enjoyed. The meet-
ing closed by 'singing hymn 500 foll-
owed by prayer by Mrs. Woolfrey. A
Presbyterian W.A.
Meeting Day Changed
The W. A. of Clinton Presbyter-
ian church met on Wednesday after-
noon September 3. in the Sunday
School room with 11 present. The
President was in the chair and. Mrs.
Snider at the piano.
A hymn was sung followed by Tho
Lord's Prayer in unison. The Pres-
ident read the 9th chapter of St,
John's Gospel. The Secretary's and
Treasurer's Reports were read by -Mrs
Alan Maxwell. Moved by Mrs. Wilson
seconded by Mrs. Gibson that all
accounts be paid.
iAi vote was taken in reference to
changing the day of meeting and was
carried in favor of meeting on the
first Tuesday in each month.
Tea hostesses for October ivili be
Mrs. Nott 'and Mrs. McTaggart. The
singing of a hymn and Prayer by
the President, brought the meeting
to a close.
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