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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-06-24, Page 4,amms®--- ate., en.d)4,i? t: rt Walton United Church FRIDAY, JUNE 25 Entertainers PAUL BROS. from Kirkton — Richard girls from Belgrave Assisted by local talent. Seaforth Band in attendance ` SUPPER SERVED FROM 6 to 8. Admission Adults 75c. Children 40c BOOTH ON GROUNDS THE SEAFORTH NEWS Cott, and Louis, Edmonton, Alta.; also four' sisters, Marion, Reg.N., Rose, Reg.N., and Rita, Toronto, and Kath- arine at home, a student o1 Dublin Continuation School, are not tender and good. Some wo- men keep them constantly in hot water, others freeze them, others put them in a stew, others roust them, while others constantly ,keep theist in a pickle. It cannot be ex- pected that any husband will be good and tender, managed in this way, but they are really delicious when properly treated. Be sure to select him yourself, as tastes differ. It does• not make so much difference what you, cook him in as how you cook him. Do not keep him in a kettle by force, as he will staythere himself 'if 'proper., care is. taken. If he sputters or frizzes do not be anxious, some husbands do this. Add a little sugar, called kisses With no vinegar or pepper on any account, a little spice improves then but it must be used with judgement. Do not try hint with anything, sharp to see if he is becoming tender. Stir gently the while lest he stay too long in. the kettle and become. flat and tasteless.. If thus treated you will find him eery digestible, agree- ing nicely with you and he will keep a long time'. And now besides giv- ing advice we. Wish to express our good wishes in the form of these gifts which we ask yon to accept on behalfof your friends and neigh- bors in McKillop," A dainty lunch was served and the evening closed by all singing "For She's a Jolly good Fellow". WALTON coronet of white roses .and she Mr. and Mis. Walter ' Broadfoot carried a cascade of Better left last week on a trip to the. coast. Tlme. roses and stephanotis with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson, at white satin streamers. Miss Carmet- London, to McNichol, sister of the bride, as A large number of people attend- bridesmaid, wat gratiwith sfuli ore s le and blue watered ed the Decoration Service for the heart neckline. She carried a sweet- ed Legion et Rebecca Lodge, at Brus- i cade of rapture roses and pink satin sets cemetery s. aS San. streamers. Elmer Wildfong was his Mr. and Mrs. ete Sanderson and brother's best roan and Glen Me - children ofA Wroxeter with relatives. I Nichol and Elliott Wildfong were Wildfong-McNichol— ushers. During the signing of the Bethel United Church, McKillop, i register using Mildred McNichol, sit, was the scene of a pretty double ter of the bride, sang "Through the ring ceremony on Saturday, June i 19th when Wilma Jessie, daughter Years." The wedding music was of alts. McNichol and the late Dun -1 Pleed by .Miss Bessie Davidson, a can McNichol, was united in mar -1 lifelong friend of the bride. The riage to Eugene K. Wildfong, son grooso s gift to the bride was a son ''f George and Mrs. Wildfong,' rhinestone necklace and matching 11.2 Walter St., Kitchener. The' earrings, to the best Hain a ronson Rev. J, R. Peters officiated. 'The lighter and to the bridesmaid a bride, given in marriage by her bre- string of pearls. titer, Ralph McNichol, wore a gown After the ceremony a reception of figured nylon with lace yolk and •was held at the home of the bride's long pointed sleeves, the gown end- mother. v1io received in a dress of ing in a slight train. Her long t printed silk ,jersey with a corsage 'veil was held in place by a of pink carnations, assisted by the groom's mother, who wore a black and white crepe dress with a cor- sage of rose carnations. After the reception Mr. and Mrs. Wildfong left for a trip to Graven- hurst, North Bay and Ottawa and -Toronto. The bride travelled in a ige suit of gabardine, matching DANCE! FREIE 1tl MODEL MANTEL RADIOS Stratford Casino Ballroom DANCE TO THE BEST BANDS Every Wed. Fri. & Sat. & Holidays Holiday Dance July 1 Change of Bands Each Nite Free Door Prizes Every Wednesday night we will give away free -1 Model Mantel Radio, 6 Tube Value $42.50. Prize drawn at 11.30 p.m. Winning No. will be on Page 6 Beacon Herald following day. Adm. on sale ptowu5at United c. bis Every Friday Night is Ladies Nite, Ladles free — Gents 50c Dancing Every Saturday Night. Admission 5Oc be top coat, with red accessories and corsage of gardenias. On their re- turn they will reside in Bridgeport. BRODHAGEN Grade 6, 7 and S pupils of our school enjoyed a m train trip to Tor- onto on Tuesday, ' accopanied' by their teacher, Miss Aletha McMillan, where they toured places of interest in' that city. The pupils are,. Grade 8; Rose Scherbarth, Joanne Rock, Calvin Diegel, Glen Miller; Grade 7, Ray Beuerman. Grade 8, ,Audrey Hinz, Marlene Diegel; Shower A shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.' Rose for Mi. and- Mrs. Walter Diegel (Aldian Rose) on Monday evening, newt' weds. Rev. C. Klages addressed the couple and they were presented with a kitchenette set consisting of table, chairs and buffet, a Wall lamp, au- tomatic electric iron. The evening was spent in dancing. Anniversary Presentation Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice were surprised when called to the platform at this shower, it being the occasion of their 15th wedding an- niversary. Rev. I(lages made a short .address and they were presented with a lovely tin-litelamp and elec- tric toaster, from relatives and friends. Miss Elizabeth Wanklin of I(itch- ener• spent a few days with her friend Miss Betty Rock. The Band assisted the Listowel Band in Listowel and Linwood on Sunday. Mr. Earl Sholdice of Thornhill spent the weekend with his brothel= Mr. Russell .Sholdice and Mrs. Shold- iee. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M. Voll of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doerr and family of Auburn; Mrs. Caroline Brodhag en, .Mitchell. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Green and Audrey of Glanworth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz, on Sun- day. Mr. Hinz and George Mogk accompanied them to Glanworth to assist in repair work to his store. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Buerman, Larry and Diane of Seaforth, with Mt. and Mrs, Louie Hillebreeht. Messrs. Earl and Russell Sholdice, Gary and Warren, spent Sunday with relatives around Walton. Mrs. George Mogk is confined to her bed through illness. Quite a number from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Collins In Mitchell on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. W. Schultz and'Erie spent several days at their cottage in Port Elgin this week. Mr. and. Mrs. John A. Arbuckle and Jimmy and Billy of Toronto moved from Toronto on Wednesday to Hiefarm of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Queren- gesser, which they purchased recent- ly-. Mrs, Arbuckle was the former Carrie Querengesser. On Sunday afternoon 30 relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore to honor on their 25th wedding anniver- sary. The bride of 25 years was the former Beulah Hodgson of London; the bridegroom Is the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Sawn Moore of Ellice. They were married June 21, 1923, at the bride's home in London. After their honeymoon they resided in Ellice and just moved to Brodhagen this spring. They were blessed with 2 daughters and 2 sons: Gladys, teach er at U.S.S. 5 Fullerton; Wilma of London, Roy and Glen at hone. The table was decorated with a 3 tier an- niversary cake with pink and white streamers and candles;- and many beautiful gifts were received. Guests were present from London. Stratford. Wartburg. AIankton and Walton. John A. Taylor returned home from -the West on Tuesday; where he was visiting Incisisters in Weise - ley, Sask., also Moose Jaw and Re- gina. egina. Mr. and. Mrs. William Farquhar- son, Mr. and MrS. Arthur McCall, Mrs. Dale and John Taylor, spent Sunday at Eugenia Falls. Mrs. H. Buckspeare and Mrs. Ro- binson, Hamilton, and baby Penny, Loudon, with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ham- ilton, Brussels. Lewis McDonald of Windsor and William Farquharson of Seaforth, called on friends here. Mrs. R. W. Hoy in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson of London, with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett. Miss Dollle Steiss of London with her mother Mrs. Mary Steiss. Mr. Geo. Love and son Geo, Jr., in Lucknow. Miss Amy Love of Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs, Robert Patterson. Mrs. Robert Young and Mrs. J. Dennis with Miss Mary Mowbray. Mr. G. S. L. Cummings has sold his garage business to Mr. Cecil Lyddiatt. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Ennis, Ron- nie and Ruth Ann in Goderich. Miss Ethel Hackwell, visiting friend in Seaf_orth. Miss Edith and Bernice Hackwell of Stratford with their father, Jo- seph Backwell. On Tuesday evening Miss Bessie Davidson entertained at a miscellan- eous shower in honor of Miss Wilma McNichol. The following address was read by Miss Donna Watson: "Dear Wilma,—We cannot let the occasion of yourwit hout ark ngmar- riage riage pass by t event in a manner that will be a pleasant memory to us all, as well as showing our respect and affection for you. You have grown up in this community and in all stages of your life we have known you• to be a person worthy of our credit and pride. In your life at hone, in your church and in our social life you have shown your willingness to help in any manner, unselfishly and true neighborliness. While We rejoice with you in the making of another house, we regret that you will be leaving this community. We con- gratulate your husband to be for Winning such an amiable and indus- trious life partner and we With hfr you both a long and happymarried life. To you, Wilma, we would like to pass on this ancient recipe for cooking a husband: 'A good many husband- are entirely spoiled by- trisnaanag'ement in cooking: and so a ors, Feeders WE CAN NOW SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR FLOUR "GOLD STAR" Top Patent (ALL PURPOSE FLOUR) "EXCELLENCE" Second Patent (BREAD FLOUR) Give them a trial -- Quality and Prices are right Excellence Feeds Calf Meal Chick Starter Chick Grower Laying Mash Dairy Ration Pig Starter Hog Fattener Hog Grower Sow Ration KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Kath- erine and Keith, and Mn, and Mrs. Bob Upshall and Harold,. spent Sun- day at Spriugbank Park. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter at- tended the Cann -Van Dei wedding in Exeter on Saturday. Mr•s, M. Little, also Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter attended the 75th anniversary service held in the Luth- eran Church, Dashwood, on Sunday. Sis. and Mrs, Harold Jones visited on •Sunday with the former's cousins; Mr, and DIrs, Allen Fawcett at Caledonia. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and \Iss. Alex McMurttie were Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson of Wiudso, Mr. and Mrs: C. Johnson, Mn, and Mrs. Elgin Johnson and Mr. Cool:, all of London, Mr. and tub's, G. -Ingram of tear Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cochrane attended the 25th wedding annivers- ary of the forme 1 sister and .hrother. in-lwa. ,lit and firs,. Harry Fuss. of mar Hillsgreen. on Monday evening. Reopening Services • "}social invitation is extended to all former and Present members and friends of St. Andrew's United Church to attend the reopening setwices on Sunday, June 27 at 11 am. and 7.30 P.m. The guest speaker at the morn- ing service will be Res. Gardiner of F,gmonduille. The evening speaker will be Rev, R. A. Brook of Hensall. • The Friendship Circle held their picnic at •Seaforth on Friday evening With a good attendance: Supper was served at 6.30 p.m. from a heavily laden table which -was prettily dec- orated with spring flowers. Following tate supper a good line of sports were held under the direction of Mr. E. Hayes with prizes as follows: ' 5 and under, Donald Johnson, Mar- garet Jean Broadfoot; girls 6 to 10, Ilene McLean. Marie Jarrott; mixed 6 to 10, Jack Bell, Ann Sinclair; boys 10 and under, Grant McGregor Jock Bell girls 14 and over, Edna Broad - foot Joyce Broadfoot married wo- men, line. Harold Jones. Mrs. R Mac- Gregor; young Hien. Jacic Celdweil. Doty Boll: 3 legged race, Jim Mac- Gregor. Don Kyle. Grant McGregor. Bob Caldwell; wheelbarrow race, Jack Caldwell, Don Bell: relay. race, Don Fy leas side; ladies kick slippers. Norma Reitz. Joyce (Broadfoot; men's kirk slippers. Howard Dayman.: Jack (`aildw'ell. 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