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'Meet My' Wives".
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the `Myth :Jcntor Fa, niers Institute
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will be held
in Walton Cornrinulity Hall
THURS., OCT, 23 at 8.15 P.M.
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C'lIurc'n. Walton.
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WALTON
Mr, William Rea of Edmonton,
Alta., has been visiting here, Mr.
ltea, who is a I.ormer Walton boy,
has been a euceessful- lawyer in the'
western pity tormany years.
)Ir. John Bennett of Guelph at
the ilome of. his I,::en's. sir. an,
Mrs Win. Bennett.
Morris Fulton of Toronto at the
home at 31rs. Id.: -11 Taggart.
1L Wright- of Toronto at the •
ilon,e of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie• Bolton,
his sister.
My. and Mrs. John Bolger, 3Ir.
and firs. Harry Bolger, firs, Frank
Jot• eat. Mr:. Torrence Dundas,
Mr. Joseph Haniil:ton. 3Ir. •and Mrs.
Mark Hamilton, attended the funer-
ial of Mrs, Albert Hudgins at Lucan,
Ont., or, Wednesday. Mrs. John Bel -
LP -.?1!, her sister.
LONDESBORO
w.m.d. of the United Church
• ne church basement on
af!erinnm With o good at-
. Towat e nd the presi-
- After the let'o_
vel group 'No,
Dirk in
assisting
Me -
i with 1
enzest
T. aur.
,..•t T n i o
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and, 11i'e,
Lmidon.
ChM. and
Belleville. Those who`seiwed the din-
ner were two daughters and two
alt \ rs B. Honking,
' 1 � .l ,
r •�-1)r
dot
1 ht.ra
Mrs F. Tantblyn, Mrs. J. P Mann-
ing and 31rs W. Ir Manning, At
7:30 pm, other guests began to
arrive including• the grandmother's
l";heer'io Club of Which Mrs. 3Ianning.
is the president, offering congirattt-
lotions and best, wishes ' for many
errs to come, During the evening
rc+ e-hments were nervedby four
of her granddaughters, Maxine .,and
Delphine, twin daughters of Mr,
and Mrs. 13, Hunking, Gail and June
laughters of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Manning. Mrs, Manning, who is hale
and hearty in spite of her S0 years
was quite able to enjoy the social
•••t and enter into the tales of by-
gone days, which .was the feature of
t'^c gathering. Many gifts were re-.
'tired from relatives and friends, in
oul.ling a pair of part wool blankets
r .the Grandmother's Club, A
in aruida lghter, 3fargaret Tamblyn,
•thin is a student in Western Univer-
sity, London, sent her congratula-
tions ho frail. At the close of this
very enjoyableoccasion all sang
-Tor She's a jolly good follow
Mrs. Manning thanked all for their
very thoughtful kindness which will
always be remembered with plea-
sure.
CROMARTY
So. Paul's Anglican Church, Strat-
ford, was the setting for a pretty
auto::+0 wedding on Saturday, Oct.
h at ''2:30 when Dorothy Irene.
only daughter of Mrs. 3I, Maudson,
"-ecame the bride of Mr. Anthony
11 n dei: Alen, eldest son of lir. and
111: Frank Alen. Cromarty. Rev.
3T H. H- Farr officiated at the cer-
emony and 3Ir. Irwin Luthee, or-
ecanist of the church played the wed -
The c,turch was pret-
dr'r e. with white chrvsan-
t,t.res.;;chard A: Reid. 110-
„f the 1,1de, gave his niece in
t She '.0"0'(? 1011 12,11T satin
:i n led with nous* d c. t it
fyont panel w--111 tiny Point
• 111'' n11011 sleeves
1 Fal,... •+r iwhite a hal:,. n.: c scol:eped n l:e.r tip veil
a ,d ,. .••11.1'1011 a bouquet of w cer`-
h-art- roses. her•only ornament was
1 110,20 of rl:, the gift ef tlae
Mrs. IIx otd Tur heli ns
o2 honor, wore powder blue
eta 'ifw•i1 With • tj,,ee,n. :1:.-,
f
fed sleeves and bouf-
fant
ouf•.sa -„ - 3Irs. George Buford.
1nef t:• "=ride was br. Ie: maid,
•e • yerlow taffeta gown with
(Speen Anne neckline, puffed
and 1,,Iffant skirt. They
worip taffeta halo headdresses of
n ttehing shades with yellow and
1 streamers anter s and carried. hounuets
Talisman roses, Little Barbara
11 stern iv , fi .lows was her cousins
ho week- fte.ver gt,l. was fi»eked 10 Yellow
11r. and Mrs, t,i t.',.ta with u•)ke bonnet in match -
i l'._ shade and carried a nosegay of
roses. 3Ir. Illdnn Allen, Cromarty,
W110 teat man for his brother. 31r.
Ge,,rge T.i htfaot, Stratford, and 3Tr.
11,111' L.at stir, -Cromarty, -were
ushers. 3lis.: Bernice Burrnv
sin of the bride sang, "I'll walkbe-
sideyou," and "Through the years".
She was Nicked in grey with black
T.ondesboro
'.ntiversary at
c. Sunday.
!o'.::. spend..
.1 LOLL?
H31111)1. Kitt:111'10T.
ry London. Miss
'n t•`e, .pent the weekend
7:11.h their parents, Mr. ''.111 3Ire. W.
vi..r. •
I - 011ie Moon with her par -
accessories.
A reception was held in the Paris'.:
hall of the Church The bride',
,r:er this weekend. ,the received in a grey crepe
1T+ Ma ,ret Mannan, lett for dress with acces ories in hlaek.
1' „t,,r,, Menday, where she will Mrs. Allen, mother of the groom,
❑tives fora t''W weeks. Who assisted. wore a fuschia crepe
s M ndoe, Oct.. rah, 1947, • the dress with black accessories. They
3lfs, .Margaret Manning wore corsages of roses. Later Mr.
homy, planned and ear- and Mrs, Allen left on a motor trip
i lir a xrt.' attrcetive hirthdaY to Ottawa and Montreal, the bride
at1•:•,. it Lein_ the occasion of ;traveling in a raspberryshade gab-
theirL i 1: ' It hii•thdac, ardine suit with ton coat and hat
Mr. tuna Mrs-. Austin Hoggarth of
Toronto, with 31r. and 31's. Alex
McLaren,
llr. Archie liegigarth of 'Wallace-
burg
allaceburr' with his parents, Mr, and 3Ir,
R. G. Hoggarth,
Misses Margaret Scott, Helen
Walker, Blanch 3lcLaren and Mar-
garet McNaughton, of London; at
the homes here.
Mir. and Mrs. Neil Lantond and
daughter of London; with 31r. and
Mrs. Sorsdahl,
Mr. John Wallace had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable horse on
Sunday.
Mrs. David Ritchie of Seaforth
was guest speaker at the Thanks-
giving meeting of the 14Iarion Ritchie
evening auxiliary on Thursday af-
ternoon, held in the basement of the
church; the meeting was attended
h•- ten members and 22 visitors. The
sithiect of Mrs. Ritchie's address was
a "Message from the Hymns". 3110.
Cartel' Kerslake presided at the
meeting and 3lrs. Darrel Parker
sang a solo "The City Four Square".
HIBBERT
The Hibbert Township Council
-'et in ree•ular session on Monday
October Gth in the Staffa 'Township
mall with all members present, with
the exception of Mr. Edgar Butson,
who is at present on .a trip in the
kin-
lS est. The peeve, 31r. Joseph Atkin-
son
t
son presided. The Clerk read the
minutes of the previous meeting
which was adopted as read. The re -
omit on what is known as the Lan -
lin Drain was read and was referred
1'sv'k to the engineer. 'The Court of
T'cvision on the Kleinfeldt Drain
w• •o held at this meeting and it was
0(1 our•ned to meet at a later date.
1 v -law No. 15. 1047 on the Darling
Municipal Drain was given its third
and final reading and passed. 3lrr.
Campbell Dow W .9 awarded twelve
dol1aes for sheep killed by dogs.
This. D. Wren. Clerk of the Twp.
ef -.'bhert.
CONSTANCE
Clinton.
lliss Doris Lawson
of London
visited withie:parents Mr. and
Mrs. Eur Lawson over the Weekend.
1Ir, Archie Hoggarth of Wallace -
but spent the holiday with Mr. and'
11rs. Wm. Britton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Buchanan
of Nilestowm spent the weekend with
-lir. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan.
.lir. and llrs Justin .Sinclair and
Evelyn of Brigden, 31r. and Mrs,
Les Naftel of Hamilton and Mr's..
Logan of Blyth spent Sunday with
Stephensons.'
Mrs, Jaines Huaill spent a fete
days in S tratford visiting with her
daughter Mrs, Gordon Wilkinson.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Andrew Reekie and
family of Brantford spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Win, Britton.
•_ Miss Hazel , Jamieson of Trail,
B.C., is spending a few holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Robt. Jamieson.
3Tr, T nine Lawson spent Tuesday
in London.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the. Home of Mr. and 31i'
Austin Dexter; on Tuesday.
-friss Donelda Adams of the staff
of the Clinton Public School and
Mr. and Mrs, Kelso Adams of Salt -
ford spent the holiday with their
permits Mn. and Mrs, Ernest Adams
3Tr, and Sirs, Miller Adams were
muests with 3fr. and Mrs. Ernest
1da'ns on Sunday.
..firs. Austin Dexter held a social
evening, Tuesday for the. W,A.
Durinsi the evening eroouinole -wns
moved and 1Llnelr served. Proceeds
lJ., 0x111 ,ars Chas. Dexter and
d ' s y -ti» Paxtat. %nett.
e.•,-a� I he lim^'n of tlaw'i,• cntt-
c- ` Ftmr'1• Th'ohec and .the
Misses Ai; and Minn. at Tlderton.
•
s Isabel Betties,. 11.N, has ae-
upted t position on the staff of
•t, '1 ,. ], Toronto. Miss
••n,,.•1 . 3"icterra Hospital.
WINTHROP
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,
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1,•111, MERLE OBEItON - 050IIGR 13 R13NT CILARI:ES tiORVI:N
and firs. R. K. Davidson.
Mrs. Robt, McClure and daughter
-1'Irs. Sowerby of Colborne visited
with -lir, Hugh Gordon and Mr, and
i1rs. Ross Gordon also Called on
Mr. and Mrs. John McClure, recently
Mr, and Mrs. Steve Glenville and
family left for British Columbia by
motor. They intend making their
hone there, J
VARNA.-
3Ir. and Mrs. Argo and family of
Toronto with the McCdnnell family,
Dr- Harvey, Mrs, Reid and dau-
ghter with the formers mother, Nlrs.
3I. Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. Carter and little
daughter of London with the latter's
.parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Chute:.
Mr. and 3Irs. Lathan: ane family
company with Miss Beatty of
London with the latter's mother,
Mrs. L. Beatty.
• Mrs. Addie - Willis with iii•, and
nto. Wat Webster,
Mrs. T. Snnith and her 0-lightor.
Mrs. Dodsworth of London. wer,,,
oiemi1int1)nces in the vt'ta•e,
Mrs. Cole of Chiselhur , ai l' 10-
cl+ , '1111 anent a year overseas ,.,,d ti',, Wm. Ben. , r
Mr. ani Mrs. Gordon 1i l' i ns as a nursing sister
3Ir. TJ -11 Wl.l•int o.. and 1tt n '"o Wm.Ili d- visited in Kitch.
11 i ie of
-r,,,•' ois,,,itl:. called Sunday '.t the
hone of Mrs. M. G. Beatty and Mlas
11..'.4 1frs. Fen Keyrs Of rlrP.e,•-
field wore Sunday guests at tate
'te.• , nr errs. Wm, Hart.
in. end Mrs, Frank Grieve :girl
little son spent Sunday at the El-
liott parental hone.
It 051 Mrs. yi-i.I Clark fed font-
;'.. ', ,-e moved into then new hone
and will soon be settled.
Rev. Mr. Tavener of Holme-wille
was in charge of the - anniversary
services in the T'nited Church no
Sunday, The choir was n,sisted in
the evening by Mr. Lockhart John-
ston, a former Varna boy, and his
daughter Miss Betty, who very ably
sang a solo in the evening accom-
panied on the organ by her father.
Mrs. Bill Blaine of War•wick , ;°0 I ever on Tuesday
Sunday with. Mr. and Mr:. 1\' , ,v t _ .t of lI)s, t?.
, TV ^
tz t i stein,. confined to bed. Wr
Afrs, Chars hale a rid family of hopeshe will soon -he better.
Clinton spent Sunday with 3Ir. and Cir.«1 Mrs. R. K. McFarlane
Wilborare spending a week with relatives
3T' and Mrs, Kelso Adams o` to: or Almonte and Montreal.
d :rl Witt7 l`r, and Mrs. Mrs. Robt. McClure spent a few
Eenest .Adonts over the weekend. 1 ', her d,u,rhter Mrs. Elgin
3Ir. B b Gewgweil of Lenora Ana rt,'e a" rr 3"r. Dee.
Donald Stephenson. who are attend- 1-- Gni•clon Bottles :and IT avoid
;Mr 1 riv r :t-- in Toronto -pent the Dodds 'of T. nrdon and -lir. Donald
weekend with 3Ir. and Mrs. Leo Horne of Mitehell spent the week,
Stephenson. end at their homes.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Wakefield of Mr .and Mrs. C, Hawley of Sea-
I.ondon spent the holiday with -lir. forth spent thanksgiving Sunday
attd Mrs. Pave MMTlison, with 3Ir. and Mrs. W. T. McSpadden
3Irs. Peter Lindsay =vent a few 3f1•. and Mrs. Russell 3ladrle:ts
days with Mrs. Myra Wheatley in and Lillian of Milverton with .lir.
1':lze h•,on,• lie.'::. -:1 e?v lith heauti-
' 11 flowers mc,rW i(. •. At 5:15 n-
-I e' .oie•: nn c Iderly urx's sat down
0 a t' , ni .ken ,1 With all the
to ,ngs. also birthday cake. The
h'a :gas .entered hr 7t hn'imiet of
1 pink rn e buds, the gifts of
bee ,,rralcddauslnter. Phylli- Man -
..,n_, s. teac•hrr in Aierrt college.
Harvest Horne services : will be
held in St. Johns Anglican Church
at 11 ami: on Sunday, Oct. 26th.
BLAKE
The funeral of the late ;14r. Will
Johnston was held from the West-
lake Funeral Home, Zurich, .on Fri-
day, to the Blake United Church,
for the service which was conducted
by Rev. R. Hern, pastor of the de-
ceased, who spoke a few short words
in kindness 111 the parting one.
Those attending the' funeral from a
distance were his loving sister, Miss
-Bary Ann Johnston, his brother, Mr.
Gordon Johnston and nephew, Mr.
Hugh Johnston and Mrs. Johnston,.
all of Tliornloe, Ontario. Mr, and
Mr's. C Haugh and Mr. Wallace
Haugh, all of Brucefield, Relatives
were present from Dashwood, Exeter
and the surrounding. community.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to the bereft 'family in
this their (tour of sorrow.
3Ir. and Mrs. R. Heard and Mr.
and M04, -'D. Turner and family vis-
ited frldi'ds in this vicinity Sunday.
Tho"service in Blake Cherc'i woe
withdrawn last Snnrlay ow ne: to
Wenn Chnrch Anniversary.
ELIMViLLE
Rlrs, Jean Jae 1, en and lits. Mel
Al, rimier of Tnriulu spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P, rt.
Mr. viol Mrs Sn1.n n, 111)11
minify ')f Tnt e oto St,e'el he" w ''k ''tci
With lir. tittel 3Tr,. Phiitn 3iaeh.
DANCE
in 1Caxrldrw's Hall
SATURDAY, OCT. 18TH
Norm Carnegie & His Band
ADMISSION 50c
in grey accented with black acces-
0+w'ies On their• return they will re- -
• ide at 355 Duke St., Stratford.
gists were present from Staffa,
r'r umorty, Montreal and - Mount
T'ieasvtt,
3h'. an -i 3Tr=. John 'Wallace and
family with air. and Mrs, Donald
\'eilace. Carlingford.
„we/
15 I) 011 T110 10,1 11.0, neither time, effort nor ex-
pense has been spared to give you clearer, bolter tele-
phone atrviee, Indeed, today's telephones are actually
four trine,, as clear and free from noise_ as those of not
so many years ago.
You get mitre s,'rvlrt'. too. We're eornpleting unfiiled
orders -just as fast as we can get the necessary equip-
ment. .til as more telephones are atldeil, it means more
people whom yon can call -more scr'ie0. clearer eery -
ice, and atwnt., at the lowestpossible cost. altogether,
telephone user, today get greater value Than ever before.
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