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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-12-03, Page 4AMEI PAGE FOUR THE SEA.FORTII NEWS. Snowdon Bros„ Publishers. WALTON. Belattie's Big Sale Date Sat., D -5th until Sat,, Dec. l th. See Big, 13 .in windows. Beattie Sells For L The following refers to a for (Walton .girl: New Westminster, .Nov, ' S.— masses of flowers arranged around altar, which .was also banked' v 'palm, ivy and pink and yellow clnr an'themum's in tall baskets, the K Presbyterian Church was the scene a prebty wedding Friday eveni when Mips Ilene.'E•1'ieabeeh - Mete youngest daughter of Mn. and Roderick Lead, Fraser Mills, carie the bride of Mr, Frank Luc Wright son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wright, 26 Alice Street, New We mitis+ter, The ceremony, which to - place at 8 o'clock, was performed Rev, Mr. Campbell. The veddi music was played by Miss Fiore Mitchell, and during the sigrting the register Mrs, C. Rowell sang "O of the :Dawn to You.." The bride, w'ho was given in in riage by her father, was lovely in - floor -length veva of white satin co hived with lace, designed on prince lines with full skirt, featuring p sleeves and worn with lace mitte and long rope of crystals, the gift •Y'he groom. -Her embroidered silk n veil, worn cap style with a coronet orange blossoms, fell in graceful fol to the floor, and she carried a show bouquet of roses. lily -of -the -valley a fern. The bri,iesmaide, Miss Margaret McLeod, the bride's niece, and Mi Beverly Gower, were similarly gow ed in old a:hi*ued dress of taffet she former in pink with contrastiny green velvet girdle finished with bow in the bark, and the latter 1 green with the pink velvet girdl Their frocke were floor length. desig -ed with very full k rt.e, tight bodice anti puff sleeves and lace mittens an black velvet hats with metallic boat were 0 sr t They carried C> cv.tf bouquet t .'f pink and yellow c y ran rhenium: in paste. shades Tile gr no was at:n: la:1 'ay Mr. Nei: .McLe,v :end tite ushers were Mr, A. E. lac Leocl and 'Mr. J,hJohn\fi:cite:1. A reception was heli eater at th h nuc f the bride', parents, sheet tit telt, were •efvt I 'ty Mrs. lie Leo!. wit v.. _e a hcconin� nt .del t black 'atilt and a via-e.tittieg felt ha trimmed with satin. Her corsage wa r rases and lily-ef-the valley. Mr. WrightWrightwast ais:a receive'1, wore fawn gr~etette c:. to:ne with a c:•:,Fe fitting hat in a c',ntrasting shade •. res;t and a'p •,r'e •si , Mres and .:;::e' 'The leis('. "„;thee was attractiveiy de- torate'i with pink carnation"" in silver nt vases, centred with a three-tier ;vel ding cake enthe'i led in pink t t e and ti illunate 1 with pink taper- in isilver econecs. The ices were cut by Mrs. D. E. Moo tad and assisting a, etre iteur, were. .fors Margaret 1, l[c- Leod, Miss Edith \foLeod, Miss Alice Wright, Its. Greta 1 kew, Mies lfa- rttn Askew and M Gwen Stuart, After a shoe hoiteymo en. Mr. and ll... \lei 't wit! reside at 143.3 Sev- enth Avenue \ew !Westminster. For going away the bride donned a green dress and French model and access- ories to match and silver muskrat fur coat. G• Mrs. R. C, 'w:stn-1 and children From Fergus were visitors at the home of her parents, 1fr. and Mrs. Forbes. Miss Jeat; Drager tots in Galt east week visitittp 'ler !,rather. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hay 1 Gode- rich visited at the home of his uncle, ;ver the week -end. Mr, and Mrs, I.. Cumming., wer. tt Lotl'rn visit.,rs on Thursday, Meehan - Jacklin, — The United Church Manse, \Va:t et, was the scene ec. ills errs tier With the '1th ys- nox of ng,, ods hies. be - sLim se - by ng ace of at ar- a no. ss uff ns of et of ds er nd L. or n a, g a n e. n- d a. m d i THE SEAFORTH NEWS. ■ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931 Come in and See Our New and Used Cars 1 Am Agent For Durant Cars & Rugby Trucks 1V1assey-Harris Machinery and Repair JOHN GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS All Repairs and Labor Cash. BLYTH. The regular monthly meeting of the ,4\rotnetr's Institute willbe held in Memorial Hall on Thursday, Dec. 3rd, at 2,30. Topic, to be taken by Rev. Geo, Weir. Exchange of Christmas. gifts, not to exceed 26c in value. Music in charge of music cotnntittee. Roll call, "My favorite Christmas°receipts." iHastesses, Mrs, Robt. McGee, Mrs. fos. Carter, Mrs. E. Taylor, Mrs. S. Cheliew. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Tunney and family of Niagara Falls were here at- tending the funeral of the former's brother, the late James 'Tunney of East 'Wawanosh. .Glen Tunney of Stratford, attended the funeral of his uncle, the late James Tunney. Mr. and Mrs. R. E, Sillib of Brant- ford spent the week -end in Blyth, :Mrs. John R. Bell went to London on Thursday and had a dental opera- tion perforated and returned home on Monday. The Ladies' Guild of Trinity Church held a 25c tea at the Rectory on Thursday of this week• lir. and Mrs. Leslie 'McElroy and Miss Margaret Finlayson. all of To- ronto, spent the week -end in Blyth. Born. --On Friday, November 27th. 1931. to Ile and Mfrs. Irvine Wallace, a daughter. LONDESBORO. Beattie'; Big Sale Date—Sat., Dec. e 5th until Sat.. Dec, 12th. See .Big Bills n windows, Beattie Sells For Less, lies, s, Joe Sheddick and Len Cala- well returned from Toronto last F. Thursday after a week's visit there, , They were accompanied by Mr. Shed - a dick of Toronto, Knox Church Ladies' Aid held a i bazaar tea in community hall last Fri- day, proceeds amounting to around fifty fiellars. lies. H. Adams, accompanied by 'Misses lice Fingiand, I. Stalker and E. Arnett, spent Saturday last in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sheddick and fem- 1 visited with Lond'an friends on Nfonday last. • Mrs, J. Lyon, .Miss Ida and Miss Esther Lyon. spent Saturday in Go- derich, Mips Hazel Kerslake of Exeter is the ;;hest of her grandmother in the v-fllage, \[r, and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, Misses Ella and Doreen spent Sunday at t!te home of Mr. \f. Armstrong of Constance. Mrs. Lillian flunking and children of. Linton spent the week end at the home of Mr. Mac lfcCool. Mrs. Thompson and :Mies Barbara of Paris, Mrs. Pickett and Mise. Car- rie, of Clinton, Sundayed at the hone Vf Mr. Ted Pickett in the village. The Ladies' Aid of Knox Church met itt the home of Mrs• Geo. McCall on Tuesday with a good attendance, lir. and \Irs. George McC'ail re- turned honne last Friday after spend- ing a week with friends near Brussels. Mr, and Mrs, J. D. Easley and fam- ily spent Sunday with the former's parents in the village. s,1 a pretty marriage on Wednesday last. when Miss Violet J'ack!in, den h - ter t.•f Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jacklin, '16th concession Grey t'wrship, be- - came the bride of Mr. Lawrence Ma - chart, sen of Mr. Andrew Machan, and the late \lrs. Machan. 17th conces- sion Grey Township. Rev. C. Cum- ntittg officiated. They were attended 'by Miss Rack, of Grey, and Mr. \fel- vin Jacklin, brother of the bride, A wedding dinner was served at the home of Mr, and Mr=. Jacklin after the ceremrnty, and in the everting e reception was held. ICROMARTY. Mrs. Ce ye Wallace 1s spending a few weeks vis1ting friends in this vic- inity. M.. 5, Howe and friend, visited the former brother in Detroit last week. Mr. Allan' Quance has returned from a hunting trip to the North. Miss Rutledge of Zurich took part in the entertainment at the fowl sup- per, and also spent a few days visiting. relatives. The hydro has been turned ow in • Cromarty. Several houses in the vil- • 'lege and twa farriers have the hydro installed. 'Miss Annie Moore of Tuckersuti'.th visited relatives here last week-, The girls of the Mission Band will ;present theirplay, "Sophronia's. Wed- ditig,' in I-easa'll, on Wedn'es'day tient and Woodham hall, Friday night of this week, WINTHROP. Mr. \•t'il'e Chapman of Seaforth spent Sunday with lir. and Mrs, Wil- liam Trewartha, lir. and Mrs. Harry Hart and son Kenneth of Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, .Lon. Spading. Mrs. Date Ross of Seat cern spent last week with -lfr. and Mrs. Joseph Doimage. lir. and Sirs. Foster Bennett spent Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton. MANLEY. A pretty wedding leek place at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 13 rod hagen last Thursday when \y!ss Alice Muel- ler, only daughter of 3(r, and Mrs. G. Mueller, was united in marriage to \•Ir, Manuel Beuermann, youngest son of Mr. Henry Beuermann, Sr„ of our burg. The ceremony was performed by the pastor, before a large lumber of friends, after which the young couple and the many guests repaired' to the home of the briie's parents where a sumptuous repast was served after -which all enjoyed then'tselves in games and dancing until the wee Bouts in the morning, all leaving wish- ing the young couple a smooth jour- ney through life. '\Ir, and Mrs. Joe .Eckert and fam- ily from Oakville called on their many friends 10 our burg this week. The Service Loan was taken up quickly. Money seems to be plentiful 'but we doubt if ten per cent of our citizens could avail themselves of .the opportunity. 3t would be a better investment than gambling on wild goose stocks that have taken out mil- lions of dollars from the men and wo- men who have given their hard-earned life's savings to those high pressure salesmen who are scouring the coun- try to snake an easy living. KIPPEN. The \V.\M.S. held the last meeting of the year in churn on Wednesday. The choir of St, Andrew's Church are giving a choir concert on Thurs- day night at 8.15 under the direction of \IM. Goulding, A,T.C.U., of Exeter. The concert will consist of choruses, quartettes, solos, instrumentals, etc., 'Thursday night at 8.'15. The Young People of Hillsgreen are haring a special service on Sun- day evening. Dec. 6th, at 7.30 p.m. Rev. W. A,. Bremner of Brucefie'Id will be the special speaker, Miss Etta Bell and Grace Cooper of London spent the week end with their parents. Mr. R. J. Cooper had the misfortune to have his barn on. his grass farm burned .last Saturday evening, includ- ing several implements and a quantity of hay. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dayman of Detroit are visiting with their many friends in these parts. lir. Jinn McNaughton is able to walk a little now after being confined to the house for three weeks with a sore knee. •Mr, R. J. Cooper accompanied by Miss Grace and Doreen, spent a few day;. with friends •in Lansing, Mich, St. Andrew's choir are putting on a grand concert on Thursday evening next, December 3rd, which prdnises to be something worth while and should be well patronised. Mr. and firs. Jinn McDonald en- tertained a number of their friends on Monday evening last and all report an ideal time. BRODHAGEN. Beuermann - Mueller. — A pretty wedding was solemnized in St. Peters Lutheran Church, on Thursday, Nov- ember 26th, at 1 o'clock, when Mice Wilhelmina Louisa, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Mueller, of Brodhagen, bedame the bride of Mr. .Manuel A. Beuermann, youngest son of Mr. Henry :Beuermann, \Maxi+lop; the ceremony being performed by the Rev, John Alberti, in the presence of a large number of friends and relat- ives. The bride, who was gowned in white and carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums, was given in mar- riage by her father. The wed'din'g march was played by the organist of the church, Miss Ellie Bentiewies. The bridesmaid was Miss Jean Eck- mier, who was dressed in pink and carried a bouquet of pink roses; and the groomsman was Mr. Norman Beuermann, brother of the groom. Two little flower girls, each carrying baby intuits were Eva Beuermann and Myrtle Kahle. The ring bearer was Wilfred Jacob, and the ushers were Messrs. Leslie Beuermann and Henry Bode. During the signing of the reg- ister lies Fred Dippel of Brod'hagen sang "Face to Face." Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party motored to Mitchell to have their photographs taken, and in the evening a reception was held at the hottte of the bride's parents when a most en- joyable time was spent by a large ga- thering until the wee sma' hours, Malty costly end useful gifts were received. Among those from a dis- tance present for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Holfstedder of Kitchen- er. The bride and groom, who are r popular young couple, will make their home with the groom's father. A pleasant medicine for children Mother Grieves' Worm Exterminator and it is excellent for driving worm from the system, HARLOCK IBealtties'Big Sale Date—Salt, Dec. 5th until Sat., Dec, li2the See Big Bills int windows. B.e'attie Sells For. Less. 1Mrs, Simon M'cVittie int com'pan'y with Mr. and .Mrs, John Fasrservice of Blyth ntotore'd to Toronto on Sun day, Nov. 2'2, to visit at the ho'nte of the former's daughter and the latte'r's brother, Mr. and Airs, J'amnes Scott returning !route Tuesday of last week. 14r, and Mrs. Nelson Lear and fam- ily visited on Sunday at the home of the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs, JStanley Chalon-, of Blyth.. Mr. Guy Leiper, who Was in Tor- onto visiting h'is brother, and sister and other friends, also taking in the Winter Fair, returned home Wednes- day, Mr. James Neilans attended tate Fall ,Fair in Toronto part of last week. Master Kenneth 'Rogerson of near S3rnceifield is at -present visiting at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. David Reid. Miss Anne McTaggart, who teach- es at ltcGowati's school, visited het cousins, Mr. and !Mrs. Leo Watt, on S'un:day. Miss Bertha Hoganbh, who secured a free trip to Toronto Winter Fair from the Junior Farmers at Clinton and who also secured the trip l'a'st year but could not attend on account Of sickness, took advantage this year, attending the greater part of the Week and was expected home on Friday. Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Watt an'd family visited on Sunday at the ho'nie of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parsons. Mr. Johii Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Dodds and family visited on Sun- day at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Ked- land \•ic'Vittie. ST. COLUMBAN. The CJ@V'JL. held a very successful euchre and dance last Wednesday ev- ening. The prizes for the euchre were won by Mrs. James McQuaid, ladies' first prize; Mr. Tint Lynch, gentle- men's first prize, and Prank Williams, lucky door prize. Beuennann's orch- estra furnished the music for the old time dance after the cards. Miss Hilda Kennedy of Tucker - smith visited her sister, Mrs August iDucharme, last week. WEST BRODHAGEN. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deorr and fam- ily of Gadshill spent Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs Win, Koehler and Jer- ry Deorr, also Mr. and Mrs. George +Hoegy and family of Grey, with Mr. Jerry Deorr. 'The weather still keeps nice for working outside attd we can save coal and wood. The winter is generally long enough. STAFFA. Mr. and lies. H. Leslie. Stratford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Butson. Mr. Lloyd Elliott entertained a few of his friends on Friday evening. Mr. and firs. Roy Reed, Fullarton, spent Sunday with Mr. and -Mrs. O. W. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Brien, Miss J. and Mr. E. Treffry visited in London on Sunday, tYliss Pearl Treffry and Mr. Heti'- and Leary of London spent the week end with the latter's parents. 'Mr, and Mrs, H. Fletcher and Me. and Mrs. D. Elliott of Detroit visited with their parents, Mr, and Mos, F. Elliott, recently. Recognized as a leading specific for the destruction of worms. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator has proved a boon to suffering children everywhere. It seldom fails. CHISELHURST. Meas Nellie Taylor, who has been working in Sealfor'th, lees returned home. •Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wren and Miss Agnes have 'returned 'home front Toronto, Mrs, Frank Ryckntann is under the doctor's care. Mr, Wilbert Parker is confined 'e the house with an attack of appendi- citis, Mr. and •Mis, Wt6liatn Parker spent. !Sun'd'ay at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. I-Lugh. Nn.: is 'Mr. and Nes, 1,Vieleam Kyle of Kip - 'pen, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, 4V'ill'iant Venn'er. Mr. Paul Boa and Frei Harburn leave returned home from playing horseshoe at the Royal. Winter Fair and .won first prize in, the doubles and second prize in the singles, Mr, Berton Keyls spent the week. and with his parents.. tllhe:many fniends'oof Mrs. E. Park- er will be glad to hear that she is im- proving nicely at time Of writing. We hope she will soon be ale to be out and around algain, !Mr. and Mrs, W!llianv Houghton and son, Gordon, of Cromarty, and Mrs, George Wallace, of Oa'rlingford, spent Friday at the Nolte of Mr, and Niles, George Dalrymple, McKILLOP. 1VICNay-Button, 'The following re- fers to former residents of this dis- trict. The groom's parents are well known here, his father being a bro- ther of Mr. John McNay, the gro'am; being a nephew, Miss Bessie Carn'o'ch- an, who was born and brought up In Tuckersmith, is a niece of Miss Agnes Carnochan of town. A pretty wedding was solennaized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J, tButton, Lu:cknow, when their only daughter Grace, was united in mar- riage to Alexander Tolmie ivtoNay. youngest son of Mr. an'd Mrs. Peter tMdNiay. The ceremony was perform- ed by Rev. T. Wesley Cosetis of Mit. 'Forest assisted by Rev. R. 1,,V, Craw of Lucknow United Church. The wed- ding music was played by Miss Bessie Carnvochan, cousin of the groom, and during the signing of the register Mrs. J. Wesley Jioyttt an'd Miss Belle Ro- bertson sang "Oh Promise Me." Ott their return front a honeymoon trip, t\Mr. and Mrs. MdN'ay will snake- their home in Asihifreld. Let us have the names of your visitors TRY Gillespie's Cleaners & Dyers WTTII YOUR NEXT ORDER Phone 196w. We call and deliver V. J. Gillespie, Prop. 'Champion Potato Grower. lSimlcoe County 'wo'n a place on tete potato neap iol Canada at the Royal : (Winter (Fair (when 'the 'chaimu'ions'hip 'for the 'best 'bushel 107 :potatoers was won by IEd+muni Maurice Of Tiny Township, !The- prize of $r15 in cash and algal(' swatch suitably engraved to a much c'ove'ted honor and is always keenly contested. Heretofore .i,b has been won by the Mar'itime's. The On- tario victory should '' -ado 'a great deal towards focusing public attention on Ontario ,potatoes. lilt is interesting to mote !t'h'at'lt'r, 'Maurice is a compara- tively recent convert to the value of growing icertified 'potatoes. ' Up until two years ago his orop was of the nondes!eript 'variety. 1Throuigh the lo- cal branch of the Department of Ag- riculture he Was interested in 'pota- toes of the ibetter 'kind, and now ht's '( Dooleys have 'capturerd the premier prize 'for Canada. Persian Balm appeals instantly to the dainty wotuiatt' Stimulating the skin, making it velvety soft in texture, it creates and preserves cotn'plexions of exquisite charm. Delicately, frag- rant. Cool and delightful to use. Es-, peoially recommended tosoothe, and dispel roughness or chafing. Siti'muh ming and invigorating. Imp'arts' a youthful love'lin'ess and protects and enhances the most delicately -textured skin. Persian Balm is the unrivalled' toilet requisite. Euchre & Dance WINTHROP HALL Friday, Dec. 4th Good Prizes and Music. 'G'emts 50c. Ladies bring lunch Fares Front SEAFORTH JACKSQIdVILLE, Fla. via Buffalo $68.80 via Detroit $62.05 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. via Buffalo $81.50. via Detroit $74.75 WEST PALM BEACH Fla. via Buffalo $84.95 via Detroit $78:20 MIAMI, Fla., via Buffalo $88.55 via Detroit $81.80 NEW ORLEANS, La., via Chicago $63.10 BILOXI and GULFPORT, Miss. via Chicago $61.70 Tickets to Florida points on sale daily, November 20th to December 31st, and to Gulf Coast points each Friday, Saturday and Sunday to end of year. mte-ve CANAD1; 4 N NATIONAL LUE Have you seen the values and prices in Walker's Furniture Store? Call in and look around. We know you will be interested in seeing our display between now and Christmas. a filet n Bargains for ever town a he '\\'c are o t 5'' e Y H^me In all staple ittes of House Furnishings and a wonderful showing of Goods suitable fel- Christmas orChristmas Gifts, such as Cedar and Walnut 'Chests, Lamps .of ail kinds and colors, Cushions and Fancy Tapestries. Occasional Chairs, Fancy Tables, Magazine Stands, Smokers and Costumers, Pie1ures and Mirrors, Pottery and Oslo's Novelties, Watch, our Window and come in and look over our lines. 'tit ''uAii tU�a:;�il lit, kl A' ,ell ti 1 One Beautiful Kyainuf Piano "Good as New" ix�'+.T.!'�aft+fr't�1t...-'-•tnP'L ��:,:15} ...,. Walker's Furniture Store SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.