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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-08-08, Page 4PAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS '1.1 \ r • : WALTON srocrt•auchie— Day-, - aid seetio of a quiet wedding •ou Sat• urdaytgut Mai. when Nliss Jean Isabel Ritchie, daughter of Ntr. and Mrs. John Ritehie. was married to ?tr. Walter Raymond 'Shortre.ei. The cevemony was prfermed Rev. F. A. Gilbert, The bride wore it gown of powder bine sheer. with white accessoriesand enrage Of fat. ismer, resOS and baby breath. She - was attended by Miss Mae Short - reed. sister of the groom, wearing blue sheer. and a norsage of briar. and baby breath. :Mr. clifferd Ritehle was groomsman. Fol• lowremony a wedding din- -..t ill11110,11ati' rtdat Ives. m•er whieh ND-. anti MiNs. left for Barrie, Toronto and pi-di:TS, The bride,travelled in. 4 1-:.:vy 'repjaeket dress and nate.. liar. They will live 'in Mortl• T.,wnship. The• of the 1.F.NV.0.in Wt1,•er_ El he postponed rill h last itt this tn,thth IT will ••- hem, •Ile Misses .)71 ".k11-•• :01,1 .M.ris 1`.1',. F. Dennisen of Ples,,o, t. home et' Mr. and 'Nirs. fereeio,, 111,•Nillep Snn.hiy. dr1 ;oil - 1,11,1 P a,.. vIsing her MT. J. Bet,er moeri.. Mrs. Earl Wat-em in Haller .Mi— Mary Ilnmphrle supplied as •in ti ll1.11'r Wes - Sunday. • Mr. 1-,ew Herman tOtluelpit rhi.1 Iii - 1„T1 ir, \\b11 NI• .11 a Mrs, 1' Bennett sr,nt Tte•-•,1,,Y London on h11,1ill.,s, • Wiles-McGavin-- - • f•Teevieg 111 iheiit- ebener Trwily it,•,..r.1 win be ',IL 1111 .--•t•t^,1 as 'hi, 111111.-, Was horn in A MrEil hip 1 pretty wedding was solemnized at -St Faure -Lutheran parsonage at three e'eloek this afternoon when Miss Leona Catharine MeGavin, daughter of Mrs. Lena .McGavin• Cherry .treand the late Mr. Alden McGavin: became the bride of Mr. Arthur J. Wiles, tem of Mr. and Mrs. -Oscar Wiles, Maurice street, RPV. A. Orzen. pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran cdturch. officiated. Tile bride wore a baby blue French taffeta gown fash• bawd in Prineess lines with a sweet• heart neckline, and short puffed sle,-ves. 'With it she wore a head- dre•s .d pink cornflowers and her eestnne was vompieted with white at w -len til gloves and white Iffeiffkitillfl • BETHEL WOMEN'S ASSOC'N LAWN SOC_ L ON FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 9TH At the Home of Mr. Leonard Leeming Good haul program of readiugs_ short ploy, songs Laneh served at close of the program Admission 25e and 10e 11111111.11WW111111M1111 shoes. She wore a eorsags, of But flv roses. Miss Mildred Sellers of Walton, vousin of the wasthr wearing a floor -length Pink taffeta gown with white c-,lbctw- length gloves and who*, bios Blue •ernflowers llindhlrf'SS and silt. Win, a eurstige of Porno Donald I, \Miles. Manlier ef the le.id..gr,-tont. was the best Man. A 11+-.1 the e. reitiotty it wedding nt tn wits a rrarigt.ti at the tlrand Giver teareems. The bride atel ):11 01Y0.11 t11.011. gtIOS,.•• asshntd 15 111, r ws-saring g,iwn wit whir VOT.,:aw. of rotl inni 1,s the britlegro,tin's weh ato.: a nry Igoe 1'' 1111 with ,% bite anti a (so! of Pretaier roses. A w, tiding tinr ,-twed Iron a told. de, ' 'Air!) 1:ink and 151111 I i'ti' W,,,1,1i111.1 hells a Ti•1 ssens 1. w.• ,ss li..c.st rs 1,1,1 rdr 1.!1 Izn .1 11,1 t 11., 1,1.• Ittthe. bridand briteereem 1.0 -lend 'bet- heueynletin .tt StullthrY 11,1 tit,rtil 'Ili pi 1111, The i,1 1.'1 1 .11i114” 11 1.• -1 old' nr.- 't•-pe fr••, 1: with. niatehint: aeeesser ies rue? t 11, in V011111 they Will lair., tin1.11,11,1% itt 1, 12114,11s at 'ill, W,drillnl, r, , I 1,rris21 I 1,-o•h ..‘ ;del Alilan MANLEY At;. 11I1ry lbtlrttiitiii. 1 termer member of The CW111.11. died last Friday in his eighty•third e-ar at the hone-ete:el told was the jest survivor wile attended S.S. Ni • when it had an average :olemiance of eiehty, %Nilo contieuously lived in 010 IliS plat, 00 MolltiaY 10 SI. Peter's Lutheratt Chereh where the funeral services wOrt. eontinettel by the pastor and lmrial tock plat» in the adjoining eemetery. HP is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Cawley of 'Mitchell and six sons. Henry and Manuel. of Brodlineen. Edward of Moffatt, Out., Dan ten' Leslie of McKillop and Nor- man oft the homestead and on. sit: - ter. Mrs. Henry Wesenberg of Grey township, who have the sympathy of the teuninunity in this their hour of sad afflietion. The late heat wave has Paused a lot of grain to be ignited. BRODHAGEN. Red Cress Gardv.e Party Hie SIACCSS-.--, 1" ' WIT.' in :,1011,j a! Hie1 Or Lit ti .'!.0:1. \0 t 11 11.101. the ans Nee-. ef in erganizations of yo Peter's Louiteran Church, 1 3rodhagett. the Ladies' Aid, Men's Brotherhood and Luther League. The proceeds amounting to nearly $800 will be donated to the Red Cross. Prizes for bingo were donated by business nicu of Brodhagen and Mitchell and oth- ers. Mr. Ed Gies acted as chairman and Rev. Fredrickson gave an ad- dress on the work of the Red Cross. The program included a Bute solo by Peter Curtin; cornet duet. Glen Dieg• el. Edward Scherharth; accordion sel- ection, Milton Dietz; cornet quartet. Kenneth Smith, Kenneth }Enz. Ed Scherbarth, Glen Diegel; reading, Edward Doerr; Selections by the Mc - Killen Merrymakers, Mrs, Deitz, Manny Bennewies mid Rose I3enne wies; St•I Pei -101'1S by Brodhageu band. mush. for open air dancing was fur. lashed by the moonlight Serenaders. Ther- Wt',' drawings for three quilts. the prize winners being J. M. F.It'hart, Seaforth; Z. Elligsen, Walton 11.12 Henry Koehler. Dublin, 11.11.1. Thc winner of the bean guessing eentest was Carl Hill ret ht. Mitchell 1111. 4. Mr. and "Mrs. Mervin and family spent several days with irtends and relatives at Perdwielt. Mr. and -Ails Fred Dippls.. awl fmnily 'ii,zsdis 11 spent t'ivie finny yl..Rieg, 7 lots hens. Mr wM et ry. TonM i oses ssi Milvs rs . . 1S1 With Mr. aitt Mrs. ShOld Mr. and M r 13(11111.Wh, :Intl :‘.1r. and Mrs Iterb Wo ittig ttf 'Wod- stock' spent Sthelay with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Itennewies. Mr. and Mrs. Aug Ilillehreeht anti II•;;r1 and Mr. and Mrs Henry Wiet• son attt.teled the litel.-Snider weil. ding at Iiitelother ou Friday. Mr. Albert Smith of Durham spent th. lediclay with his Pill'OntS, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith. mars and Mrs. Jelin A. Arbnekle of 'Jerome and Miss Frieda :Nleitz of Donlon spent the nee', end with Mr. and :Mrs. Albert Qin Mr. and 'NIrs. Ray Hart of 111 1111' rued with Mr. and 'Mrs. L. G. Rot.k. Mr, Ed Kressita• of Stratford. with Mr. and 'Airs. John C. Diegel, Master Dr,n Wilson of Iz'ordwielt 1.1 epending a week with Mr. and Mrs. :Mervin 'Miller. Miss Geraldine Kahle of Mitchell is holidaying with her cousin Miss Eva Bene.1111a1111. Mr, and Mrs, Alf Mehl and Doreen of Toronto are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. \V. S. Riehl. Owing to the rain on Sunday l-`5011- Ina theBand did not have an open air eoncert. They will have another concert next Sunday evening. Want anti For Sale Ads, 3 weeks .50c FU THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1940 LONDESBORO 111i7d lily 'AI.' 11, 1', • I , hall on retisday •Ite !west, Coon. Alrs 12. Vat, -.1 e.itt the hair. Aleoing op,11.,1 12 singine opening ed.. with the Lerd's prayer in unison. There was sent. discussion on the one day Short Course 00 enierteeney knitting for the war to be held in Community hall an Aug. 29th from le amt. until 4 p,m., those attending to bring with them, set of bone knitting needles sharp at both ends, ball of yarn not too Inc and note book. Not more than 11 can be ta ken. Those wishing to attend please send in your mune as soon as poss. ible to the secretary Mrs. B. Bruns - don. The reports of the girls who at- tended the girls' course at Guelph this summer was read by Mrs. 13. Brunsdon, Gladys Illountain. E. Sprung. Mrs, F. Roberton and :Mrs. M. Ross. Convener of war work com- mittee. 'Miss Gladys Mountain. The question drawer was on "Household Tasks you don't like." Many questions were sent in and was most interest- ing, miss E. sprung sang a pleasing solo. Miss G. Mountain contributed a piano instruntennil. Meeting elosed by singing God Save the Ring. Ile 11111.ShIllinItS WPri' st rrod lly Mrs. NV. INIeuntain. :Mrs. H. Sprung, G. :Moun- tain. Mantle Ross and Mrs . Hall. Mrs. D. Brunsden had a pleasant visit from her nisi '15 anti mother Mrs. B. efts ef Ottawa, also her bre- :•11.4 ItTt\f•awt1riiviten Y;1-tIlg1:flktt'ir. F1r1bli.t3y' and aver the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 11,therten e; Clifford spent Sunday 11 17 tt his mo- ther NIrs, M. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shaddielf and Miss Ruth are spending this week with relatives at Port Dover. Mrs2.1, floss spent 1.7 Wean os. .May With her friend Mrs. It. :MeCrae. lielgrave, Mr. C. Hall and family and Mr. and Airs. Kelly of Alinsbm a spent :\1011. day with the fortner's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hall, Dr, Kirk Lyon called on Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyon for a Alert time Sun- day. Miss Helen yunghluit ,)f London spent civic holiday week end with her parents. Mr. Fred Johnston end Iielen, and Mrs. Harold Johnston of London visited friends here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, II. 'Morris. 'rot.ontn. called on friends here Sunday, and Mrs. L. Ball and girls spent civic holiday- at Grand Bend, Miss Milly Townsend of Toronto Ito VP been visiting friends in the vil- lage and community the past week. Mr. and Mrs. John Snell, Mr. and Mrs. F. Tamblyn, Jack and Margaret. at t ended the Tainblyn all at Oshawa last Saturday. Mr. Glenn Fairservice of Strathroy was 1.10111P OVP1' the week end, Mr. and Mrs. C. Troops of Chicago era sieenlinfr, this weei: with the lady's situ Pr, Miss 11. MOUS. Mr. and MI'S. A. 1<nnkel of Niagara LGENT THEATRE NOW PLAYING -- Double Feature Bob Livingston Raymond Hatton "Cowboys From Texas" Johnny Downs Mary Carlisle "Hawaiian Nights" Mon. Tues. Wed. You've All Read the Book — "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS Now see the whimsical and fantastic story come to ilf 011 the screen NEXT THUR. FRI, SAT DOUBLE FEATURE Coming ''TT Lh CAIVIE 'MIFF" Falls returned to their home en Sun day- having spent the past week with Mrs. El. Crawford. Rev. A. M,nzies mut family ore Ned,: from Hedy holidays, l'11-‘11' 0111 hrlid its liiatil hist 14110day. A meeting of the }led cross was held in the Community hall on )001 - day last. All those wile have work finished please bring it in as soon as possible. in tulle', another shipment can be made. Mrs. Mitt and Mrs. Nit.N.41 of Myth were (milers on Mrs, .1, I). Mel- ville Monday. CROMARTY Roy. 21 ..11dcw-tg-th, Staifa 1,nited church, conducted the Aervice in the Presbyterian ch,urtlit ,bere; Miss jean Hall, .Chilliwark, B.C., Mrs. 'Pafford and ..Nliss ,Mary Gorlc, Toronto, at the home of .Miss M, B. .Currie 1 tMr. and 21 rs, Pottle', \Yinebelsea, with .1 'bit,.McColloelt and Lila Mt -Collodi: Mr: and NI rs. Duncan .MacKel.lar and Alexander .MacKenr in S. .Mrs. 1 itities Scott in Seaforth; .Mrs. s. ,Miller in INVinclielsea; .R,7ty..,McC7olloch is at the stables of Premier • M,itchell F. liepharn: the iMisses Pearce of Brnssok with Mr, tont 'Mrs, 11, Mae-: Donald. VARNA w...ek-Hiti and !tenthly visn, Mr. 1, 1111 Seeley and Mr. ;,'I,1 „\1" 1,,,11.1"11; 1,11If1 Prank Seeley .,1 tIeorge Colbeek of New York. Mr. met Ales. 3, 1''' 7' of Clinton, Win. Austin ut Sedforth visited 4untla3 ;:t the home ef Mrs. .3. tin and family. Mrs. Iliolweferd and little •.+1., itt 1 111 ,10.'S With (.1. 11. BOUM'. Mr. liutherftwd joinoti 1 h d111 11 210111illy W11011 they return -1 to their home in Hamilton. (len. Beatty Sr., Mrs M 0. Beatty and hiss 1.1. Alassop spent Saturday with relatives in Wroxetor and Brussels. Stook threshing is the order of tit Itis' when 110. weather permits. "Yes," said the stranger. "this hiking is a line idea. Nothing pleasos me better than to see crowds of people on the roads thesedays.- "Do you hike yonrself?" "Oh. no, a Manidneturer •,i corn plasters." W.Int •:oid Ver Sale 2,1s, I week- ...II,' NITURE at Smashing Low rices! 1 a ker 0 Furniture Store Offers Unheard of Bargains in all Lines of House Furnishings After Thirty -Three Years in Business in Seaforth we are Selling Out, Our Entire Stock is Offered at Clearing out Prices Take Advantage of This Opportunity to Get Some New Furniture, Mattresses and Springs. You Have Our Wonderful Stock to Choose From, LAMPS GALORE CEDAR CHESTS STUDIO COUCHES BEDROOM SUITES NOVELTIES Everyt SPRINGS g in the sto urni • misimmma MATTRESSES 3 Breakfast Room Suites DINING ROOM SUITES 1 PIANO, good as new 1S e must g e SEAFORTH