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The Seaforth News, 1943-04-22, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL, 22, 1948 T.El,:ls SE.\1''1)WfIl N!?\VS" the penes and chancel furnishings all snurrdon Hros Publishers,Varnished. A. new hardwOOd Moor aleo. enhances s the beauty ill the chaueel. Cr. n� CONCH. At 'Walton Village Hall Tues., Apr. 2 7 AT 8 P,M. ' MUSICAL NUMBERS MOVING PICTURES SPEAKER: Rev. R. P. D. Hurford, D.D. Admission free. All Welcome WALTON Turnbull -Taylor. - Roses, daffodils and tulips decorat. ed the hone of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Taylor, Guelph, Ont„ for the very pretty wedding Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock of Marian Taylor and Dr. John Turn- bull, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Turnbull, Brussels. Reverend D. H Marshall performed the ceremony before a lattice decorated with spring flowers. The wedding music was played by Miss Dorothy Turn- bull, sister of the groom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride • was becoming in an Alaska blue crepe suit with navy accessories. She carried a bouquet of Rapture roses and baby's breath. Her only atten- dant was her sister, Mrs. J. C. Mc- Crae, who wore a dusty rose crepe suit and navy accessories. Her bou- quet was Joanna Hill roses and baby's breath. Dr. Turnbull was at- tended by his brother, Mr. W. J. Turnbull. The reception was held at the hone, the dining room of which was appropriately decorated with spring flowers for the occasion. Mrs. Turnbull left on her wedding trip dressed in a gold suit, tweed coat and navy accessories. They will make their home in Toronto. Thomas Shortreed, of Sarnia, who is employed with the Piggott Con- struction Co., has purchased the 100 - acre farm on the boundary west of Walton, from Mr. Bert Anderson. AC2 J. B. Bennett is at manning pool, Toronto. He enlisted last fall and reported for duty on April 5th. He is a son of Mr. W. J. Bennett of Dinsmore, Sask. .A service will be held in St. George's Church, Walton. on Good Friday at 3 p.m. Rev. R. Hazelwood of Duff's United Church, will deliver the sermon. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public to at- tend. On Easter Day service of Holy Communion will be held in St. George's Church at 1.30 p,m, S.S. at 2.30 p.m. Service on May 2nd at same hour. St. John's Anglican Church, Brus- sels. was reopened after complete redecoration with special services on Palm Sunday, April 13th. The inter- ior of the church with a seating cap- acity of 1130 has been completely re- decorated during the past five weeks. The ceiling was cleaned and oiled, the walls painted a light buff, and The !teeter. Lien M. .U, Oldham, of. 11(1 0ed and pre aleft in the morning on "Aspects of True Worship," and in the evening,. "The Triumphal En. try." " 'file choir rendered the anthem, "('town 13imu with Many Crowns," and MI'. L01'11e Eckntierwith Mrs. W. C. King at the organ sang, "Open the Gates of the Temple," and ");Ie Wipes the Tears from Every Eye." Mrs. R. Campbell offloiated at the organ. The attendances were good, and the offering along with cash don- ations will meet the cost. The church presents a. very fine ' appearance,My, Alex Coleman slid the work, and the hardwood floor Mus laid by Mr. Johll Fischer and his son Wilfred, Duff's Church, Walton, held its Easter Thank offering sleeting Wed- nesday, April 14, with Mrs. McDonald presiding. The sleeting opened by singing hymn 105 followed with pray- er by Mrs. Hazelwood. The Scripture was read by Mrs, H. Johnston. 17 members answered the roll call. A leaflet was read by Mrs. R. Bennett. A cluet whys sung by Mrs. N. Reid and Mrs. Davidson. Mrs, Wilson read let- ters from the Africans to the Jews and to the orphaned English child- ren. Mrs. Schade gave words of wel- come to Mrs. Ackert, and the Win- throp ladies. A prayer for the mis- sionaries was given by Mrs. Bryans. The Winthrop W.M.S. visited with us to hear a very interesting and help- ful topic given by Mrs. Ackert of Monkton. Her topic was taken from Revelations, "The tree and twelve fruits in the healing of the nations," A vote of thanks to Mrs. Ackert was moved by Mrs, Marshall and second- ed by Mrs. Coutts. Mrs. W. Cuthill and Mrs. G. McGavin were elected as delegates to go to the Presbytery meeting in Brussels. The meeting closed. by singing hymn 241 followed ily the Lord's prayer and God Save the King. Mr. John Balfour has been visit- ing friends around Walton. • A number of people from Walton •ttended the re -opening of St. Johns Anglican Church, Brussels, Sunday. Mr. David Crawford of Brussels, visited his aunt, Mrs. Hugh Fulton. S.Sgt. W. C. Bennett of Toronto spent a few days with his wife and family, We are sorry to report that Mrs. Margaret Shannon is very low at time of writing. McKILLOP Ezra Regele died at his honkie in McKillop on Monday afternoon, He had not been in the best of health for some time but was taken sud- denly ill Sunday night and failed to recover. A single man, the departed lived with his brother Charles on lot 3, concession 9, McKillop. Born in McKillop on March 29, 1881, Mr. Regele was a son of the late Chris- tian Regele and Amelia Ische. He was an adherent of the McKillop Evangelical Church. Surviving are two brothers and three sisters. They are Charles, Samuel, Mrs. Henry Koehler, all of McKillop, Mrs. Geo. Hoegy, Grey township, and Mrs. Jno. Ituehne, of Ellice township. One bro- her Daniel predeceased hien. The funeral will take place Thursday af- ternoon at the McKillop Evangelical Church, interment in the adjoining cemetery. Rev, H. H. Diebold of Se- bringville will conduct the services. Want and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks 50c. as I Back The Attack We are all on the offensive ! THE BATTLEFRONT - - depends on ell ME THE HOMEFRONT Will you do your part ? Will you deny yourself a little more to provide the necessities for our Armed Services Huron County's quota is $3,040,000.00. You can help by investing in Fourth Victory Loan 3% bonds in two ways. 1. -By investing all the cash you have at home and in the bank. 2. -By investing part of the money you will have coming in over the next six months. When you purchase Victory Bonds you buy - Security and Citizenship and you are Backing the Attack (This ad inserted by the Huron County National War Finance Com- mittee in the interest of the Fourth Victory Loan) FOURTH VICTORY LOAN Campaign oeel s Mon;, Apr. 26 Here Are-Yo"iizr Canvassers HULLETT - \\'. J. Dale, W. R. Jewitt, smile territory at last Loan, TUCKERSMITH - Robt. Harrison, Eginondvllle and East. W. E. Southgate, Western Side. Arthur Nicholson; South Side, MoKILLOP' John Eckert, South Side. R, S, McKercher, Centre. Russell Bolton, North Side. SEAFORTH -' 11'lerton Reid E. C. Chamberlain J. A, Stewa"rt D. L. Reid - DIG DOWN DEEP -- Lending Your Money at 390 Interest Is Not A Sacrifice -Seaforth & District War Finance Committee. LONDESBORO Next Sunday, which is Easter. there will be a joint service of the Sunday school and regular service at 10 o'clock. As a special feature there will be an Easter pageant, "The Twelve Disciples," put on by twelve young men of the Sunday school. The junior choir will contribute the musical program. It is hoped every one will make an extra effort to be present. The W.A. held a very successful erokinole party and apron sale was held last week when everyone had a very enjoyable evening together and 330.00 was added to the treasury. The winter is still with us and seems very loath to leave. Every person would be very happy to see it go. Many spring birds have made their appearance but mostly sit around with ruffled feather's and cold feet. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weymouth and family of Stratford visited with Mr. Frank Longman and family on Sunday. Mrs. Win. Hunking visited for sev- eral. days at the hone of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Ben Riley. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Crawford have moved to their other farm on the 12th con. formerly known as the Manning farm, Mrs. Margaret Manning has re- turned home having spent the past six weeks with friends in Toronto. Quite a number of W.M.S. ladies attended the Huron Presbyterial at Brussels on Tuesday. Miss Lois Wood had the misfor- tune to be thrown from her bicycle on Friday last, resulting in an injur- ed leg which confines her to the house, We are sorry to report that Mrs. Wm. Lyon is not enjoying good health. We hope her condition will soon improve. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Tamblyn, Jack and Margaret and Mrs. M. Manning were guests at the home of Mr. W. E. Manning Sunday. 'The death of Mr. I. Marwood oc- curred at his home on the 10th con. of Hullett, two miles west of Lon- desboro, on Sunday, April 18th, he being stricken very suddenly. The funeral was held from Mr. S. Chel- lew's undertaking parlors on Tues- day, burial in the Blyth Union cem- etery. Rev. A. E. Menzies, pastor of the United Church, Londesboro, of- ficiated. Mrs. Marwood survives. BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Jones moved their household furniture to Seaforth where they will reside. Mrs. Jones will be greatly missed in the Red Cross work. Mrs. (Rev.) Atkinson spent the week end in Hamilton, Mrs. John McBeath has returned from Seaforth hospital where she underwent an operation. Mrs. Wm. McKenzie, who had an operation for appendicitis' in Sea - forth hospital, is expected to return home soon. Miss Wanda Bowden, who also underwent an operation for appen- dicitis at the same hospital is doing nibely since she returned home. Miss Ruth Scott spent the week end in Seaforth with the Misses Jean and Lois Wright. Mrs. R. Dawson is spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doan in Inwood. Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor are spend- ing a week with relatives at Watford We are pleased to know Mr. Jas. Moody is able to be out again after his recent illness, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead and Miss Anna Aikenhead have moved to the village to the house formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider. Mr. and Mrs. A. Zapfe and family 'have moved to Mr. Aikenhead's farm on No, 4 Highway. We hope Mn and Mrs. Aikenhead will enjoy their well-earned rest in the village. Several from here were to Sea - forth last week to the W.M.S. thankoffering meeting where Mrs. Crookes of London was the guest ' speaker. Mrs. Crookes of London visited with her mother, Mrs, Alex. Mustard and brother, Mr. J. B. Mustard last week, Want and For Sale Ads, 1 week 26c. KIPPEN 1lrs Jas. L)aynian of ,Heiman is visiting with IVIr. and Mrs, John Jrntotl Nils, Jas. Metlymont is visiting in Loudon wit1 her daughter, Airs. Alice Cools 11I0. Wm. lvison has retuned to his home after spending the past two nhentlis with relatives in Toroli'l to, Galt and Loddon, Mr. Jas. F. Reid 'of Toronto spent a few days last week with his neph- ews, Thos. and Edgar Butt and Or. ville Workman. A reception was, given in Watson's Hall last Monday evening for Mr, and Mrs, Mac Chesney who recently returned from their honeymoon, Wins - 10 was furnished by Collins Orchestra and the young couple were presented with a beautiful chesterfield suite. Lunch was served and dancing re- sumed for a short time when all de - Parted wishing 'the young couple all, happiness and. prosperity, Mrs. Wm. Chapman of Egmond• ville is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McGregor and family, Mrs. Jessie A. McGregor is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker of Hensel]. Mrs. Monteith, Mrs. Mellis and 1VIrs. Grant attended the Presbyter- ial meeting of the W.M.S. on Tues- day while the Rev. Mr. Grant attend- ed' the Presbytery meeting at Brus- sels. The service on Sunday will be conducted by the Rev. A. M. Grant. The choir will provide special music and the minister will preach on the Resurrection. Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt and Mr. and Mrs. T. Butt were in Seaforth on Monday attending to the sale of the late Mrs. Butt's household effects. BLAKE Mrs. Douglas has returned from Blyth where she spent a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fillingham of Northern Ontario are visiting rela- tives and friends in this vicinity. Easter Thaukoffering and Ladies Auxiliary were held at the home of Mrs. C. Parke on Wednesday last. Born - To Mr. and Mrs, Harold Finlay, at Blake, on April 9, 1943, a daughter, Mary Charlotte. EGENT THEATRE Seaforth__:_. NOW SHOWING THURS. FRI. SAT. 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