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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-10-09, Page 4PAGE FOUR GiLINTor/NEWS,REICOR1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 194'7' Autumn Weddings • OLLSON:—MORGAN The Presbyterian 'Church, Glinton, effectively decorated with autumn flowers and candelabra, made a lovely setting at 2 ,p.m., .Saturday,October 4, 1947, for the marriage of Jean !Margaret !Mongan and Roy Froder • ick Olsson. The bride is the only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas W. Morgan, Clinton, and the groom is, the son of Mr,, and Mrs, Roy (Bi- son, Terrence Ave., Loudon. Rev. D. J. Lane performed the double -ring ceremony, Traditional bridal music was planted by :Mrs. Bert Boyes who also accompanied' the so- loist, Miss Edith Frost, London, whose selections mere "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because". Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor -length gown of cream slipper satin with off the shoulder neckline with pleated flange collar and lily -pointed sleeves. Her headdress, studded with pearls, held a finger-tip veil, and she carried a bridal bouquet of Peerless red roses, Miss rOatherine Jefferson, Toronto, was maid of 'honor and wore an ora chid gown styled on similar lines to that of the bride. .She wore match- ing headdress and mittens and car tried Johanna Hill roses. Miss Joan 011son, sister of the groom, as brides- maid, wore turquoise and carried yel • low roses. Donald Black, London, was best man„ and ushers were Robert Morgan, Clinton, brother of the bride, and Don Gilson., London, brother of the groom. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Isaac St., where Mrs. Mor- gan received wearing .a grey crepe frock with brown accessories. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore turquoise 'blue with black ac- cessorie, Botts wore corsages of pink roses, Miss Winnifred Hunt, Toronto, poured tea. For travelling to Northern Ontario, the bride donned a dressmaker striped -suit of brown gabardine with match- ing accessories. Mr. and rsirs• Mon 'will reside in London, where the bride is on the staff of the Occupational Therapy department of Westminster 1 • hospital. Out-of-town guests were present from London, St Thomas, To, ronto, Hanover and 'Glen St. Mary, Florida. HA.RRSS—WTiITE Legion Auxiliary Plans Hospital Aid Auction Bazaar on October 18 Sale Realized $326 71he Ladies' Auxiliary to the Can- adian Legion met in the Legion Home Wednesday evening last witch a good. attendance. Final arrangements were evade for the bazaar, which will take place on Saturday, October " 18, in the town hall. The mens branch are having a pot luck supper in the Legion Hall An attractive arrangement of 'Monday evening, October 13, at sev- en o'clock and have invited the mem- Rus. bars of the Auxiliary and the St. Paul's Anglican Church, Glldntotheir on Saturday, October '4,' 1947, at 1 bands to Joln them. p.m., for the marriage of, Geraldine It was ,decided to carry on the Rath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: J. Poppy Defy as usual, with tihe ladies B. White, Clinton, to William Albert, doing the tagging. ; ' son of Mr .and 'M's Bert Harris Goderigh Townshi 11. . The duulble-ring ceremony wast per- formed by the rector, .Rev. R. K P. Bulteel. 'Mrs. Theodore Fremlin pre- sided at the organ and during the signing of the register, Mrs, William Acheson, Lindsay, aunt of .the groom, sang "T1.Il, the end of time". The." bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a white embroidered satin gown with a net overskirt, The crest' was fashioned with g tiglut bodice, full skirt, and - long lily point sleeves, Her Dutch cap headdress caught her finger -.tip veil of illusion net. She 'wore a double strand of pearls, the gift of the groom, and carried a cascade bou- quet of Talisman roses. Attending the 'beide was Miss Peg- gy `'Stulbbington, Goderich, who was wore a flower headdresszbr•ollctm,rn gowned in sky blue silk jersey, wear- ing a flower headdress and car`r'ying a cascade of yellow 'anums. Robert Harris, brother of the groom, was best -man and the ushers were Glenn Keene and Kenneth Har- ris. Following the ceremony a recent tion for about 40 guests was held at Hotel Clinton, where Mrs. White re- ceived wearing a black crepe frock with pink accessories. She waa assist- ed by Mrs. Harris wearing a grey wool suit with black accessories. Both wore corsages of pink roses. For travelling to Detroit and other points, the bride donned a grey wool suit with black, and American Beauty accessories. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm in God- erich Township. Special for Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner will be served at • HOTEL CLINTON THANKSGIVING; DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13,4'1947 Dinner will be served from 12 noon to 2 p.m. and from. 55.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m, Why not give the lady of the house a rest and make up a party and have your Thanksgiving Dinner served at HOTEL CLINTON Bazaar and Tea Town Hall, Clinton SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 18 Under auspices of Ladies' Auxiliary of Canadian Legion HOME BAKING SALE — APRON BOOTH KNITTIED WEAR — . TOUCH -AND -TAKE BOOTH Tea - 3 to 5 p.m. Jellied Meat - ,Salads - Pickles Bread and Butter Pwnpkin or Apple Pie - Tea 40 CENTS /3c Atatiseitet q o o e HIGH STREET, CLINTON Out -o1 -town guests" were present from Detroit, London, Lindsay and Goderich, as well as those from the surrounding district. McICE'NZI 3--McCULL,OUGH A pretty lAlwtumn wedding took place in St. Janes Church, Middleton, effectively decorated with pink and white mums, 011 'Saturday, October 4, 1947, at 8 p.in. when Rev. Andrew McKenzie, brother of the groom, per- formed the double -ring ceremony which united in marriage, Jessie Irene Ma0ullongh,s4 daughter of 'Mrs. Mc- Cullough and •the • late Benson Mc- Cullough, Goderich Township, and Kenneth E. McKenzie, San of Mrs. McKenzie and the late William Mc- Kenzie, Hensall. Given in marriage by her brother, Howard, the bride looked lovely in a floor -length gown of white slipper satin. Her veil fell from a Queen Anne headdress and she carried an arm bouquet of pink Bria-rcliffe rests. Mims Rea Yeo was maid of honor wearing a • floor -length , gown of. Queen's 'blue net with matching head- dress and shoulder -length veil. 'She carried a' bouquet of Talisman roses. Miss Madeline McCullough was her sister's bridesmaid. She was gowned in pink satin with matching head- dress and shoulder -length veil. She carried a bouquet of JoHanha Hill roses. Little 'Miss Marjorie Currie, niece of the groom was 'a winsome flower girl gowned in yellow aatin. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. James Dinsmore, Hensall, was best man, and the ushers were Clayton McCuliough, brother of the bride, and P'red Kelly, Brucefield. The wedding music was played by Mrs. John Cairns, Brucefield, aunt of the groom, and .Mrs, Andrew McKenz. le was soloist, singing "I love You Truly" during the signing of the reg- ister. Following the ceremony, a recept- ion was held at the home of the !bride's mother where she received wearing a black crepe dress. She was assisted by the groom's mother wearing a brown crepe frock. Both wore 'corsages of red roses. A three-storey wedding cake cent- red the bride's table. 'Assisting were Misses Barbara Middleton, Mary Hudie, Marian Jones and Shirley Co ever. 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The president was appointed to represent oho Hospital Aid at th convention in November, ' 'TEEN TOWN ELECTION G0LiEIM0H Goderich Collegiate Institute !students, held their s elect- ion of officers of 'Teen Town as follows: Mayor, Ron 'Skelton; reeve, Eric Holmes; secretary -:treasurer, 1Vla.oian Reiss; councillors, Marjorie Overholt, Eleanor Martin, Margaret Tigert, Bob Lenraire, Bruce 3facD'on- aid and 'Murray Holland. For travelling to Hamilton and oth- er points, the bride donned a pale blue wool suit with matching accessories. On their return the young couple will reside in Seaforth. STURDY—KERNIGHAN Benmiller United Ohurch, decorat- ed with gladioli, ferns, anti .lighted hopers in ivory candelabra, was the setting for a pretty wedding Satur- day afternoon, September 27, 1947, at 2.30 o'clock when Alice Isabel, daughter of :Ur .and Mrs. John S. Kerndgham, Colborne township, be• carne the bride of 'Chaster George J. Sturdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sturdy, Goderich township. Rev. S. E, Hayward officiated, The wedding music was played by Miss Mary Joyce 'Strachan, Goderich; and the soloist, Miss Vivian Straughan, Auburn, sang "The Lord's Prayer" during the ceremony and "When Song Is Sweet" during the signing of the register. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of net over satin, with a fitted barque bodice buttoned down the back, fingertip sleeves of brocaded taffeta, sweet- heart nylon -net yoke, and bouffant skirt of net. Her floor••lengtb veil and headdress wore of Premix illusion net, and small clusters of orange blossoms and lilies adorned the sides of her off -the face 'headdress. She carried a cascade bouquet of Peerless red roses. (Miss Helen 'Montgomery and Miss Dorothy Moore, Benmiller, were bridesmaids, wearing floor -length gowns in turquoise and fuchsia shades respectively, made on 'flowing Gre• cian lines, with cape flung over the left boulder and the a+cirt caught at the waist with rainbow tucking. Both wore catching headdresses and gloves and carried bouquets of chrysanth- emums in autumn shades. Mr. James Keys, Varna, was best man: and the ushor•s were Mi, Harry Montgomery, cousin of the bride, and Mi. Donald Kernighan, brother of the bride. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the Park House, Goderich, the bride's mother receiving in a pearly grey faconne crepe dress with black .accessories and picture hat. The bridegroom's mother wore a gray wool ensemble and a gray hat with pink ostrich tips. Both wore coi'asges of pink ,Briarcliff roses. Place cards for the guelits had been designed and made by an aunt of the bride. For a wedding trip to the United States, the bride chose a brown crepe two- piece dress, beige topcoat, and brown accessories. On their return they will reside in Goderich Township. Before the wedding, Mr's. Kernig- lian gave a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter. Miss Norma 'McDon- ald, Toronto,an aunt of the bride, poured tea, and Mrs, R. J. Johnston and Mrs. Harold Montgomery served. Mrs. Ken Hazlet, Goderioh, gave a pantry shower in honor of the bride; and Miss Dorothy Moore, Benmiller, gave a miscellaneous shower. Il���l�lilll ars Wllrr•'ll@atpmw'm an N'duLes-eAN�l'� If' you have guests or have The NEWS - RECORD know. been or aro ' goirng away, let Phone 4. * * *- Miss Joyce Carter, London, is vis- iting with ha parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman, Carter, Miss Jennie 'Grant, Hayfield, 1s spending a fef days dVliss Tena Baird, 'Stanley Townthip. 1 Mrs. Fisher, Gia'venlrurst, is visit- ing her daughter, Mrs. Walter Mof- fatt, Stanley Township. Mrs, .Emma Sutter. Stratford, is visiting at the home of her son, John A. Sutter, and Mrs. Sutter. IMiss JoAnne Cuninghame :Sarnia, ,spent; the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Cwuingheane. Mr, and lies. J. R Butler attended the Phileo convention in Hotel Landon {last week. 1 Mr. and •Mrs, J. R. Butler were in Harriston last week visiting their son. in-law and daughter•, Mr. and M'rs• Harvey Chutes. F/0 and ,Mrs. G. G,' Agnew •have returned from a pleasant vacation spent; with the lattei's pa*eats in Alb- bottsford, B.C. 1 Misses J. and R. Tebbutt have re- turned home from Hamilton after spending sometime with their sisters and other friends there. Mess 'Shirley G. ,Sutter is spending a few days this week visiting in Stratford wbh her aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. S. H. 'Sutter. Mrs. D, J. Lane is in London at- tending the Synodical Missionary meeting of the Presbyterian Church which was held yesterday and to -day. Mrs. Erna 1`1LeLean, Pilot Mound, Man„ arrived last week, called 'here by the ,death of her brother-in-law. the late R. J. Watkins, She intends spending the whiter here. Mrs. John A. 'Sutter and daughter, Miss ,Shirley, and son. Benson, spent the week -end in Toronto with the former's sister, Mrs. W. E. Floody., and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Crutcher. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame will be in London this week attend- ing the Newton -Murray wedding which will be held in the Church of St. John the Evangelist on the after- noon of October 10. Their daughter. Miss JoAnne Cuninghame will 'be one of the four bridesmasdls. Among the out-of-town guests 'who were renewing acquaintances while in 'torn for the 011son-Morgan wedding on Saturday last were: Mr. and .Mrs, Russell Murray, Tfiss Winnifred Hunt, Miss Ida. Searthe and Miss ' Joyce Murray, all of Toronto, and.. Kelly Pugh, Glen St. Mary, Florida, Engagements Announced Mr. and Mrs. ,Malcolm MoCallum, IQ!'irlcl-and Lake, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Margaret, to Thomas Edward Carrell, :ion of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Currell, Osh- awa, formerly of Clinton. The marr- iage will take place, 'Saturday, Oet- ober 11, 1947, at 3 p.m. in 'St. Peter's Anglican 'Church, Kirkland Lake. A. M. Jackson Albert St. Phone 794 Clinton JEWELLER CHURCH DIRECTORY Wesley -Willis Church REV. 'ANDREW LANE, Minister Mas. Morgan J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDIAWY, OCTOBER 12 S'S, Anniversary 11.00 a.m.--Morning Service Rev. S. H. Brenton, Ethel 12.10 p.m. ---Sunday School 7 p.m.—Evening Worship Rev. S. 11. Brewton, Ethel Presbyterian REV. D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs.' Bert Boles, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 National Thanksgiving Service 10.00 LM:—{Sunday School 11.00 A.M.—Divine Worship 2.30 p.m.—Service at Bayfield All. Welcome 'Sunday, October 19 — Anniversary services wil ibe conducted at 11 a.m. and 7 pm:, by Rev, Andrew D. Mc- Kenzie, B,A.,B.D., 'seaforth. Baptist 'KIEV. A. FORSYTH, Minister Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist Mrs. W. Aikenhead, Choir Leader SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 • Bible School 11.00 la.m, Evening Worship at 7.00 p.m. Everyone is invited ho ,all services. Ontario St. United Church REV. W. J. WOOLFREY, Minister B. J. Gibbings, Choir Leader Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist SUNA'Y D', GCirOBER 18 11.00 a.m.--Morning .Worship Representative of .the Lord's Day Alliance 12.15 p.m.—Sunday r School. 7 p.m. --Evening Worship Rev. L. H. :Turner, Victoria St, Untted Church,' Goderich St. Paul's Anglican REV. R. M. P. EULTEEL, Rector, Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist drs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader SUNDAY, OCTO'BE'R 12 11 a.m.—Morning 'Service 2, p.m.—Sunday School 7.00 p.m, --Evening service Wesley -Willis WA Hear Reports of Committees The Woman's Association of West Willis United •church met in the church', parlour: on the afternoon of October 2, with the president, Mrs, W. A. Oakes, in the chair. 1VIrs. H. Charlesworth was pianist. The opening hymn was "1a Could 1 spea'ic the Matchless` worth" •. The Lord's Pi/sayer S'as repeated in unison. The secretary, 'MTs. George Jeffea. son,' and the treasurer, Mrs. R. S. Atkey, gave their reports and the ;sec- retary reade nuanber of letters of thanks for flower•%, cards and fruit sent to those who were ill; Dun;ing, the devotional per>.od, Mrs. Frank Andrews read the .100th psalm Rev. A. Lame offered prayer and Miss Margaret Davies gave "Les'son tho- ughts on the Life of Miriam", a pro- phetess, rlrulsician, 'singer and leader. We all have some specal ability, great or small, be it: one or ten talents. Reports were received from con- veners of committees— Mrs. John Nediger, Jr. and Mrs. A. T. CooPer 'fore -the flower committee, Mrs: E. H. Epps for the prciperty committee, Mrs' Laidlaw for communion and Mrs. Pickard far the Manse. Arrange: ments were completed for the "Coun- try Fair" which will be held on Sat- unday, November 1, under the' aus- pices of ; he W. A. 'and the Girls' Club, in the lecture roam of the church. A. hymn and the Mizpali benedic- tion cosed the meeting, after which Mrs. Frank Andrews' group served afternoon tea. o Miscellaneous Shower for Recent Bride -elect Friends of Miss Geraldine White gathered on the Monday night prior to her marriage at the home of Miss Audrey Grealis to honor the bride, elect with a surprise miscellaneous shower, The gifts were cleverly arranged in a basket underneath a watering can gaily decorated with streamers. Although taken by surprise the guest of honor made a fitting reply thank- ing her friends for their kindness. Dainty refreehnnents served by the hostess and assistants brought a very pleasant evening to a close. YPU RESUMES The Y.P.D. of Ontario 'St. United church have resumed their meetings for the fall term and. welcome all young people to join with them for their meetings which are held' every ,Monday evening. There will be no meeting next week on 'account of the holiday, A special invi'ta'tion is ex- tended to all young married couples. Ontario St. WA Holds Interesting Gathering The October meeting of the W.A. of the Ontario St. United church was held Tuesday, Oetober 7, in the Sun- day ISehool room. Mrs, F. Townsend opened the meet- ing by singing Hymn 577 "Come ye thankful people come". Hymn 327 was read in unison as a prayer and psalm 751 was read responsively.. Mrs, W. J. Wooifrey, taking the de votion'al period, read psalm 100 and Exodus Chapter 15 and alio gave a short talk 011 the life of. ,Miriam. Hymn 41 "O• for a thousand tongues to sing" was sung and Mrs, Woolfrey cloiled this paled with prayer. Reports from the various commit- tees were read. Several items of business were elischslsed, Lunch for the month of November will be serv- ed, by the ladies of the London aid Huron Roads. Two very fine readings were given by Mrs. Reid on "Women who serve", and Mrs, Townsend an "A small boy's lidea of mothers". !Miss Phyllis Hanly favored the lacliea during lunch. hour withseveral piano selections which were muoh enjoyed. A social half-hour was spent at the close of the ,meeting with the ladies of the Gravel Road and the second of Hallett serving tasty re- freshments. Friendship Club Plans to Ship Bale West The Friendship Cub of St. Paul's Anglican church met alt the home of Mrs. Luella Cook on Wednesday .ev- ening with 17 members present. Wool was given out for knitting articles for the bale for Endeavour, Sask. It was decided to sponsor films shown under the direction of the Federation of Agriculture, 'the first showing to be November 3 in the Parish Hall, and will be open t6 the general public. Hospital plans were discussed but lett over for the next meeting. Ma's. George lilcLay will hold the next meeting at her home on October 15, and will be assisted by Msr. N. Dennis. A special speaker is expected so it is hoped, that every member will make an effort to be present. WESLEY-WILLIS 'GIRLS' CLUB The Girls' Club of Wesley -Willis church will meet in the church par • for Tuesday, O'etoober 14, at 8 p.m. Mrs, Reg. Ball 'is the speaker. 0 EXETER—Interment took place in Exeter cemetery Monday, October 6, of the remains of Christopher Din- ney, who died in Stephen township on Friday, October 3, in his 70th year. Featuring Lingerie For The Coming` Week • • • BRA'S, PANTIES, SLIPS, GIRDLES, CORSETS and COMBINATIONS * * * FOR THE 'SLIM FIGURES Elastic 'Girdles and Garter Belts * * ;'Is IN BLACK SATIN AND NET Panty Bra's and Garter Belts * FOR WINTER WEAR Women's and Children's Wool, Silk and Wool, and Wool and Cotton - Panties, Vests and Combinations Our first shipment of Turnbull's and Harvey Wood lines are 'here and moving.out quickly IItWIN'S .10.4,1•" .411111..••-001•1 *.a ."011'...111...100.-.0•........... o 1 ti i+riiel .::::; .tMe ' ;r# r: visite : rt eta si et w _:rel gest ntWa: » The Girls' Club of the Presbyterian Church Will Hold a BAZAAR in the Church Hall Saturday, October 11 APRON - HOME BAKING and TOUCH -AND -TAKE BOOTHS AFTERNOON TEA AT 3 PM. — 40c Supper, 50e, will be served from 6-'7� �v p.m. - - - _ 4{1, ,11't Ivt 0 i 1ff.A4.H N /1R C44�-4 ust the thing for Thanksgiving Dinner Order a Pumpkin Pie BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and CONFEUTIONIIIRS Phone 1 Clinton Silverwood's Ice Cream