The Seaforth News, 1945-08-23, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1945
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WALTON -
A quiet but: pretty wedding took
place at the United Church manse,'
Blyth, on Saturday -Morning, Aug 18,
at 11,00 o'clock when Rev; A. Sin-
clair united in marriage, Margaret
MacDonald Murray, Reg. N., daught-
er of Mrs. .Johnson, Blyth
and the •late William Murray, to Mr,
Robert Cole, son :of Mr, and Mrs,
Robert Cole, •Goderich Township:
The bride wore a street -length dress
of foist blue crepe with escalloped
tl. ui peplum extending into -a tie
at the back and escalloped French
neck line. She wore a small flower
hat of white and blue hyacinthes,
and carried -a bouquet of Briaicliffe
roses; Mrs. Donald Wilson, Clinton,
was matron of -honor in a gown of
white silk With printed bowler and
deep purple accessories, She carried
:Johanna Hill roses, Dr. Randal Cole,
London, brother of the bridegroom,
was best man. The bride's s mother
received the guests Wearing forget-
me-not blue With white accessories,
.She was assisted by the bridegroom's
mother in navy blue with navy acces-
sories. The couple left for a honey-
moon at 'The Pines," near Midland
the bride travelling in a drapes{
Model of beige corded erepo with
black accessories, an olive green coat
with white wolf trim. On their re-
turn. they will reside on the bride-
groom's farm near Varna- Guests at
the wedding were from New York,
Sarnia, Toronto, Aurora, Clinton':
and Blyth.
There passed away at her late resi-
dence. it Walton. Eva Gertrude Scott,
beloved wife of the late Albert 'horns
in her titllh year. after a lingering ill-
ness. She was horn in Newmarket in
1SSo. :laughter of the late lir. and
Mr'.` William Semi and was married
to Albert TI•.rvis in lxan, moving to
Palmerston shortly afterwards. and
coming to Walton 11 years ago. The
ftnlrrai 11,.ld from her lute resid-
ence. with interment in 1'a lin erston
eemelei'y. The pallbearers were Roy
Berne,t. flar,T0' Henn cit PIIS e1
link
at.•l t1 't t i + Flow,r hearers
w..r 11 Beam Ross Bennett.
i,'b..' Kirkby, Silas
.Leila MarshalF she' is atm
Cite,i ,. t ,1tt?r and Elio' eons.
31 s e 1. a; ale e'lalloiigh of - 1l,trrna-
tee: Ili t f Toronto- l,..nne't}t of
Per, r.? i11: Italpli of Seafotth and
ii•.rhe'•' nr In,,e: ul-u otic Nisi r Neil
l?n of it'•r.
MTS. Itari•I Loy.- of Netr-
lt , and Mr. F.d;•:ar 5r,'it c'f
On Sunday Aug. til,- the Day of ,
Thanksgiving for Victory and Peace,
't special service was held in • St.•
Gorge's Anglican Church at 1,30
•
p.m Rev. M. F. Oldham was in
tharge and preached ached a appropriate
sermon on Psalm also 1,4:8 All anion
that see it shall say, 'This hatli God.
done for •they shall perceive that it
is His work.-llr,, Inert Anderson
wa organist.
• ery e in St George Chats' it on
Sunday Aug.21and Sept. 2, at 1.:A
tnn7!eersary eel Harvest'
Thos i. s iv r e" n rt. Geor-
ge',
..or-
gr - ' i nit- In S.tnriat ' 'i,t, ;t. ?
1 a.m..nnd 7.50 p.m,
DUBLIN
rt -r- 1- olzh C' tp ' , a i i'ci ter] at
r s rday I'll, ted
17 it e A Kraus -
and Nitt TI e t,, c Jnhan-
sm. le seciee, Heart Reetory. hitch -
z The bride l" e daughter of
\ll1ert l.rau,koff.
Trubl n,
the h'id-gl „not a son of
Mr and sir'. Ebner John -on. of Sud-
bury. The irt'isie wore a floor
length gown of traditional bridal
blush ,at'sa made with a fitted
bodiee.-'tcetteart neckline, long
.leave= painted over the wrist. Her
long net entbroidet-ad veil was
• caught to her head with a wreath
of Orange: blossoms. She carried an
arm bouquet of Talisman roses. She
was attended by her sister, Miss
Margaret Ki'euskoff. The latter was
garbed in a- floor length gown of
pink taffeta featuring a frilled
neck yoke anis short sleeves above it
gathered skirt. she wore a head -
dregs of pink roses and blue corn-
flowers. T.eonar'd Tong of Waterloo
was best mat, Dinner was served
to 25 guests at the Pines Inn.
Bridgeport, at five o'clock and fol-
lowed by a reception at 21 Erb St,
Later the couple left on a two week
wedding trip to Sudbury, the bride
traveling in a brown wool gabar-
dine snit with matching accessories.
They will reside at 21 Erb St. W.
Ape,, 3. . Among the- out-of'town
guests present were: Mr. and Mrs.'
Paul Lumatianen of Sudbury and
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Price of Sea -
forth,
aid. Sr., when tivo pipers and a
drummer assisted with the service,
tendering music dear to the heart
,of the deceased map, who, , in his
earlier years had 'been a gifted
player on the bagpipes. As the body
was carried from the home, lot .8,
concession 13, 'Hibbert township, the
musicians connnenced to play their.
funeral music, continuing until all
the mourners had taken their placea.
itt the funeral cortege. They then
proceeded to Roy's Cemetery, and on
arrival of the body piped the, slow
march as it was carried to the grave-
side. At the conclusion of the cont-
mittal they rendered a quick starch.
The funeral was one of the larg-
est held in the community, relatives
and friends being in attendance
from. Mitchell, Dublin, Kirkton, Lon-
don. Goderich, Stratford, Seaforth
and surrounding, community. Beau-
toful floral tributes also testified to
the high regard in which the late
Mr, MacDougald was held. The ser-
vices were in charge of Rev. William
Mair of Thames Road and Roys
Church and Rev, F. G. Risdon, of
Staffa 'United Church. Two hymns
were sung in the home. The pall-
bearers were three sons, Allan,
Colin and John and three sons- in-
law, Cameron McLean, Hugh Norris
and Horace Salt. The flowers were
carried by Mac Lamond, Neil La -
mond, John Lamond, Donald Egner,
Fred Egner, Howard McCurdy, Hec-
tor McPhail and Hugh Dalrymple.
HARLOCK
311'. Ross McEwing of Drayton
tied .brother 31r. Percy McEwing of
Detroit recently visited at the hone
of their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
deEwing,
We are very sorry to hear that
little Curtis McDonald, grandson of
Mrs. Tennie Knox, is in London Hos-
pital from an 'accidental scald on
tl'' chest, neck and face which has
not healed properly. We hope the
little fellow will soon be better and
mile to get home.
Master Tommy Lloyd Who was
holidaying and helping at the hoiue
of his grandparents, andparents, Mi': and Mrs.
A, W. McEwing, has gone home to.
Clinton -and his little sister Joan is
now holidaying with her grandpar-
ents.
Donna anti Jean McVittie are at
present holidaying at the hoose of
their aunt and uncle Mi', and Mrs.
James Scott, in Toronto.
Mrs. Kerr of Toronto and Miss
'Maud MeVittie of Hespeler, have
beet visiting at the home of Mrs. 5,
McVittie and other friends.
Master Jimmie Scott of Toronto is
holidaying at the,home of his aunt
and Uncle, MVlr. and Mrs. Leo Watt.
Miss Jessie Watt recently holi-
dayed with friends in Hamilton for
a week.
At a quiet ceremony in Bloor :St.
United Church, Toronto, on Wednes-
day afternoon, the marriage was 01-
emnized of Lydia Elizabeth Bell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bell
of Blyth, and L.A.C. Vernon Ewart
Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs, Vernon
Hall, of Toronto. Rev. J. S. L. Mac-
Donald officiated. Given in marriage
by her mother, the bride wore an
afternoon dress of powder blue with
large black picture hat and corsage
of gardenias. Miss Betty Hall, sister
of the groom was her attendant in
a dusty pink frock with matching
hat and corsage of roses. Cpl. Allan
Fraser was best man. A small re-
ception followed at the Royal York
Hotel, after which the couple left
on a wedding trip to Detroit. They
will live in Toronto. We wish to ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes
for a long life of health, happiness
and prosperity to the young couple.
BAYFIELD
11Ir. Philip Rhynas, who has spent
the last month with his grandmother.
returned to his hone in Toronto on
Saturday.
Miss Mallard of Brantford is spend-
ing her annual vacation in Bayfield
and rendered a solo in 'Ibe Presbyter-
ian Church on Sunday.
Rev. T. Robinson of Stratford took
the service in the absence of Rev. D.
Lane, pastor.
The n any friends of 'airs Wight -
malt
ht-
t
mot tae sorry to know she has been
seriously 111 for the last wee]
31t:.. Slciltou of Roland, Mau.. le a
guest of Mrs. 1Di'.).. Volume.
Air. and Mrs. Prior of Louden were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson
'm Monday.
A host of friends gathered at the'
Town w hall on iVloucian) evening to Well
come nettle an old Bayfield boy, Mr.
Ryan. Westlake and his bride of 'Van-
couver: They were presented with
gifts and a daluly lunch vias served'
and dancing was enloyed for the re -i
mainder of the. evening.
Miss Josie Sterling, who has been
confined to bed for the last 'six
Months, is able fo be up again. Miss
Sterling broke her hip in the early
spring.
Mr. Robt. McLeod and bride have
arrived in Bayfield, Mr, McLeod haS
served in the Canadian Navy for the
past tour years and spent innchtime
overseas and is the oldest sot of
Capt. Louis McLeod, whose two other
sons, John and Malcolm, have also
returned after service in the Canad-
ian navy...
BRUCEFIELD •
LAW. May Ulargo of Camp Borden
pent the week • end with lVfr. and
Mrs. 'Wallace Haugh.
Mrs. S. Hey of Blake visited with
her son-in-law and (laughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Archie Mustard a few days the
hist of the week.
Last Sunday thanksgiving service
for peace was observed here, the Ser-
vice being conducted by Mr. Colin
Campbell of Bay held.
Mrs. A. Gribbin, Anthony and Linda
of Toronto were recent visitors at
the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Alex
Paterson.
Rev. James Foote of Carleton Place,
a former Brutetlell boy, is expected
to occupy the pulpit on Sunday, Aug,
26th, at 11 o'clock.
NORTH McKILLOP
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph. Kenny and
children of Seaforth spent Sunday
evening with Mr, and Mrs, Jos.
Thornton.
Mr. nod Mrs. Cameron Dennis are
visiting with their brothels and sis-
tors in McRilloP.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manley. Marie
and Patricia, spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Pyd Regele.
Mrs. Melvin Hailey spent. Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Joseph1 Thornton.on
lir. William Roe has returned home
from Scott Memorial hospital
Mrs. ,htn, P,oyd Se. has returned
home from Scott Memorial Hospital
and is improving.
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Mr, and Mrs. Percy Adamsand
young son, Linwood, ,with Mr, and
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Miss Bernice McKellar at her
home here-
Mre, Wm. Houghton and •family
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