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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1934-08-16, Page 7Gorrie Vidette ane Thursday, August16th, 1934 WEDDINGS Cathers - Osborn A very pretty August wedding was lemnieed at the hone of+Tr, and rs. Sylvester Osborn of Monkton, i Saturday, August 4th at 4 o'clock hen their: elder .. daughter, Verna arie, was united in marriage to loyd Cathers, son of Mr, and Mrs. avid Cathers, of Gorrie, The Rev. ordon W. Butt, of Gorrie United hurch, a former pastor, officiated. he bride was given in marriage by er father, entered the living room to ie strains of the Wedding March, layed by Edith Osborn, sister of the ride, and took her place beneath the rch of evergreens, interspersed with lowers. The room was prettily-ar- anged with streamers and a profus- on of pink and white summer flow- rs. The bride was becomingly attired a gown of white satin fashioned on 'rincess lines, wearing a bridal wreath nd carrying an arm bouquet of glad- olus and .fern. Miss Jean Noble, of ranbrook, cousin of the bride, was rridesmaid, charmingly gowned in each and white organdie, carrying 'adjoins and fern. The flower girl, ittle Eileen Vittie, of Gorrie, neice, of the bridegroom, was daintily dress- ed in white organdie and carried a 'basket of sweet peas, snapdragon and ern. The bridegroom was supported by Mr, Ewart Whitfield, of Gorrie. During the signing of the register Mrs. Milton Osborn of Mitchell and Miss Alberta Holder of Ingersol, sang a duet "When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver." Following the ceremony the guests numbering about forty, and the bridal •party, were served a wedding supper ;on the spacious lawn by four cousins of the bride, Mrs. Nelson Dewing, of Mitchell, Mrs. Norman McEwan of Monkton, Miss Lena Noble of Han- over, and Miss Alberta Holder of Ingersol. Later Mr. and Mrs. Cathers left on a motor trip to Ingersol and eastern daces, For travelling the bride don- tied a swagger quit of cream flannel with accessories to match. They will reside in Gorrie. Guests present at the wedding included, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cathers, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cathers, Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Holder, Ingersol, Mrs. C. Pfeifer, Mitchell, Mn and Mrs, J. Noble, Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell, of Cranbrook. stitute, .which was held on Friday of ternoon in the Township Hall, were well pleased with the display of bright serviceable dresses. Owing to the 'ill- ness of the Instructress' mother, Miss Rolston was *nable to remain for the display, During the Friday morning' sewing class, a little social time was held for pupils and teacher at which time Miss Nellie Inglis and Miss Er- ma Harris extended a very hearty vote of thanks to Miss Rolston. Ladies' Aid Held Monthly Session The regular monthly meeting of the Gorrie Presbyterian Ladies' Aid was held on . Wednesday last at the home of Miss Mable Irwin. The Pre- sident presided over a well -arranged program, and conducted items of bus- iness. Following the closing of the meeting the hostess served dainty re- freshments. Rev. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tay- lor, Mrs. R. Magrath and Miss Marie McMillan visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holmes at their cottage at Bruce Beach on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. K. Hastie and daugh- ter, Edith, also Mrs. R. Hastie, of Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Elliott at Wroxeter. Mrs. Leckie has returned to her home in Lucan after spending some time with her brother, Mr. H. Neill. Mr. H. Hopper, of Wingham, had charge of the service in Gorrie Unit- ed Church on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Esser, of Toronto, visited at the home of Reeve and Mrs. Gamble on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger and son spent Sunday at Bruce Beach. Mrs. Gordon Underwood. spent the week -end with friends in Stratford. Mr. Percy Colmer, of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. E. King. Miss Clara King returned to Toronto with him, after spending a week with her parents. Recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Stafford were: Mr. Walter Staf- ford, Lansing, Mich.; Dr. Evans, Miss Carol Evans and Miss Ester Trewar- tha, of Clinton. Miss Ruth Evans is a guest at the same Home this week. Mr. Toner, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hynd- man are visiting friends in Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong, of Mit- chell, visited. last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wade, also Dr. and 114rs. J. Armstrong. Dr. and Mrs. Austin Neeb, and daughter, Mr. Walter Neeb, of De- troit, spent the week -end with Mr. .Adam Sipple. Mr. and Mrs. George Cook of Erin, were Sunday visitors at the same home. Mr. A. F. Ross and bride of Mont- real arrived home on Monday and are spending a few days at the former's home. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. Jessamin who are guests at the same home. A reception was given Mr. and Mrs. Ross at the groom's hone on Mon- day night, when about twenty guests were present. Beautiful gifts were re- ceived by the bride and groom. Miss Evelyn Stephens was present and rendered splendid selections during the evening. Mrs. Leppington,. of Harriston, 'is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ar- thur Stephens. • INTERESTING SESSION GORRIE Mr, and Mrs. Percy Tyreman, of Brussels, Miss Winona Frain and Mr. Saverne Winer of Exeter, also Miss Julia. Day of Gorrie, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Day, -north of the village, on Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Ira Hamilton and son, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hamilton and sons, all of Toronto, spent the week- end with their mother, Mrs. H. Ham- ilton. Mrs. Murray Hamilton and sons remained for a couple of.weeks' va- cation. Miss Alexandria Hamilton re- turned to Toronto with her brother, where she will visit for a week. Miss Gwendolyn Hall of Toronto is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred R3yndman. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. V. Shera visit- ed on Saturday with Mrs. Peter Rich- ardson, in Listowel. Mr. Douglas and Miss Annie spent Sunday with the former's son, Clark- son, in Hamilton, Mrs. Barton and daughter, Marlene also Miss J.. P. Stinson,- visited with their aunt, Miss E. Burns, at Macin- tosh last week. Mr. Harry Ardell, of London, spent the week -enol with his cousin, Mrs, S. Munro. Mrs .Hockridge and daughter, Miss Marjorie, returned to their home in Guelph on Sunday after spending the past couple of weeks with the form- er's sister, Mrs. R. Grainger. Recent guests' of Miss Kate Earn- gey were: Mr. and Mrs. Chamney and son, Vern, of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Ashby and daughter, Miss Audrey of Toronto. Sewing Class Showed Their Work Those who were present at the par- ade of dresses made at the recent 'Sewing Class, sponsored by the In - Ultra Modern Eye Service i+A . L� F. F.H�U1'H P'hm ► Phone 118. Ht1rrlston EVENING AUIXLIARY The Evening Auxiliary of the Unit- ed Church met on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Gor- 'tie, with 20 members and friends pre- sent. The programme was in charge of Mrs. Russel Grainger, wh.9 opened the meeting by singing the Doxology followed by the Lord's Prayer in uni- son. After singing "Work for lead night is coming." Mrs. Carson iii responsive reading, the 1Scppture lesson being Psalm 8; followed by Miss Evelyn Dane leading in prayer. Hymn "Blest be the tie that binds" was then sting, after which Miss Bes- sie Wylie read an interesting article. entitled "A Modern Parable." This was followed by the devotional per- iod being taken by Miss Marjorie Baker when she read a very vivd Word -picture of the Life of Elizabeth Bingham Young, who was born al Bradford, Ont., and who went with Tier husband to the Hodson Bay dis- trict as missionaries. The article dealt with items of interest of this great woman's life work, and gave a few of her harrowing experiences. Owing to the Pastor and his fain being on their vacation, no chap- ter of the Study Book was given. Miss Evelyn Dane took charge' of the bus,. e when tthe 'at of the'prograinn vv (1) Lapels and collar trimmed with narrow white silk braid and a pleas- ing contrast to this navy crepe suit worn by Jean Allen; (2) an informal evening dress ' in soft yellow with sleeve facing of burnt orange. Brown velvet hat tops it all. (3 Irene Her - ed trim. The hat is of vey is smartly gowned in a white crepe with navy trim. crepe suit with navy and white check - Mixed Green Salad Rolls Butterscotch Half Ca Eggs Go Toasted Whole Broiled Muffins Din eta Fish, Potatoes Su oqu A Bev Baked ser Hard It Butter: Custard I3u Bran Cookies Brea kfast; ntaloupe ldenrod on Toas Wheat Biscuits Coffee Cake Luncheon: Potato and Ham Salad Tomatoes. Bran M Honey Moth a Float ner r•,. Raw Vegetable Appetizer Baked sh,.Spencer Hashed P toes in Cream Steamed Summer Squash. Lettuce, Roquefort Dressing Bread Butter Greenpple Pie erage B d Fish (Spencer Method) Cut fish into pieces for .serving. Dip in salted milk, using 1 tablespoon of salt for each, cup of milk. Evapo- rated milk may be used. Dip into finely ground' or rolled ' corn flakes. Arrange 00 well-oiled baking sheet and sprinkle liberally with oil. Bake in a very hot oven (500 degrees, F.) for about ten minutes. Eggs Golden Rod 6 eggs 2 tbsps. butter 4 tbsps. flour 14 tsp. salt Dash of pepper 2 cups milk 6 Whole Wheat Biscuits Put the eggs in cold water in cov ered pan and bring slowly to the boil- ing point. Remove' froom heat, keep pan covered, and allow the water to cool. When cool, the eggs will he matching firm, but tender. Separate the cooked whites and yolks. Chop whites. Melt butter double boiler. Add flour, mi seasonings and stir to a smooth diction. The hostess served dainty refresh- ments during a social half hour. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs, J. J.' Allen, with a party from Montreal, including Mrs. Allen's brother, Mr. Alex. Ross and bride, leave on Wednesday, for Dyer's Bay, where they will spend a ten - clay holiday. Mr, and Mrs. A. Meahen, Jack and; Mary •were Sunday guests of Mr. and: Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor and family Miss A. Fraser, LaRiviere, Man., of Oshawa, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dane. and Miss Jessie Fraser, Pilot Mound, Man., who are guests at the hone of Mrs. Baird, of Toronto, was a re - Mrs. J. Lovell, septn part of last week cent guest at the home of Miss Alma with Owen Sound friends. Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McNaughton Miss Anne Little, Teeswater, called and John, accompanied by Mr. and on friends in the village last Thurs- Mrs, 5. H. Wade, Fordwich, spent day. Sunday in Goderich. Mrs. Spading and two daughters, Miss Luella White is. holidaying in of Detroit, visited with the former's London. sister, Mrs. C. J. McLaren, one day Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Gibson, Hamil- last week. ton, spent the week -end with Mrs. T. 'Miss E. L. Davey, Hamilton, is at Gibson. • present the guest of Mrs. F. Davey. Mr, William Doan and son, Ken- Miss'Evelyn Gamble, of Fordwieh, neth„ Biggar, Sask., are visiting the and her girl friend, called on old former's daughter, Mrs. Lorne Kaake. friends in town one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. J.' Rann spent the Miss Mable Patterson is visiting week -end in London. friends in Grand Valley this week. .Mrs. A. Higgins and family are Miss Shirley Keller, of Toronto,. holidaying in Guelph this week. was a recent guest at the home of Mrs. Harry Maud and children, of Dr, A. and Mrs. McLeod. ' Smith's Falls, are visiting at the home Mrs. 11. Depew, Mr. Robt, Stocks of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Milligan. and Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Timm were Miss Mable Milligan is visiting with London visitors on Sunday. friends at Grand Valley. ' Mr: T. G. Hemphill is at present Dr..Roy Smyth, Mrs. Smyth and having a new addition, in the form of family, Detroit, spent the week -end a new store room, built to the 1+Iarch- with the latter's father, Mr. George Mont Mills, the foundation of whiluh Town. is nearing completion. The contract Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wearring for the cement work is being handled spent the, week -end with Mr, and Mrs. by Mr. Leo, Koenig of Mildmay. A. R. Wells, Point Clarke. Mr. Alex. Hastie has been spending Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Allen, Brussels, a few weeks with friends .in London were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Parkhill recently. J. N. Allen. Mr. Herman Depew, of Toronto, Mr. and. Mrs. Graham Ballantyne was a recent guest at the home of and daughters, Betty and Laura, of Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Stocks. On his Toronto, visited Miss Jean Graham return he was accompanied by Mrs. on Sunday. Depew and children who have for the Miss Ileen Schaab spent the. week- past few Weeks been holidaying here. enol with Wingham friends, of visitor a programme. personated a nan Edythe Martin and Isobel Milligan Mary Edgarweek. favored with a piano duet, while Miss Mr. and Mrs. John Earner spent Winnifred Rae gave an interesting Friday of last week with friends at address on "The Makers of Canada." Bluevale. Belmore Institute put on a contest Mrs. Sandy McDougall is at pres- and served delicious refreshments at ent visiting her daughter in Owen the close. The outing was very much Sound. enjoyed by the visiting branch, Mrs. Mrs. Parks Sr., is the guest of J. R. Wendt expressing their` apprec- friends at Fordwich. iation. ' Mr. and Mrs,. Archie McMichael were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Campbell, Morris Twp. Mrs. Wes. Palmer and Miss Mur- iel Henning, are visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henning, 6th con. of Turnber- ry. the Wroxeter Branch Miss small had charge Lily Waller im- boy ata circus. on Tuesday of this v,eek. Misses Doris and Edythe McLen- of Grey, were guests of Mrs. for a few days this We are pleased to know Mr: Frank Green who has been seriously ill, is slowly improving. Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Finlay will re- turn from their holiday this week and IVir. Finlay will have charge of serv- ices in United Church on Sunday next. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Munroe return- ed from their wedding trip on Thin - 8 -day last and are getting settled in their new home on Sanderson Street„ W. I, Enjoy Picnic at Belntore On Wednesday of Hast week about loess part minutes were read and adop ed. Roll twenty members of the local W. I., r responded to by a verse con- attended a picnic given by the mem- call was word: "Worley The meet- bets of 13elmore institute• .The picnic in cl the "1 he. h ld.on the lawn at the home of ing closest with hymn Need Thee was e Every .Hour" and the Miizpah bene* Mrs. William Edwards. Members of SALEM Sunday and spent the day with and Mrs. Geo. Vogan. Elden Galbraith is paste. Mr. Add milk gradually, stirring constant- ly to avoid lumping and cook until working on the sauce thickens. Add chopped egg road near Bluevale. whites. Pour over whole wheat bis - Mr. Thos. Ellis spent a day last cuits which have been split and but - week in Kitchener. tered. Rub the cooked yolks through Miss Nellie Inglis, Misses Inglis, a fine sieve and sprinkle over the egg Margaret White, Erma Harris and sauce. Serve at once. Margaret Dane took in the sewing in Gorrie the last two week course Mildred and Edgar Dane spent a few days last week visiting with re- latives in Carrick. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nichol and family spent Sunday in our burg. Dr, and Mrs. Stewart of Wingham spent Wednesday evening at the home of D. L. Weir. Miss Eva McMichael returned on Tuesday after holidaying at Port El- gin and Goderich for some time. Mr. Kenneth Bennett met with a serious accident while cutting wood at Ed. Gilmore's. He severed an ar- tery in his foot which required five stitches. We wish him a speedy re- covery. Miss Hazel Weir is holidaying with her brother, Harold, at Owen Sound and Sauble Beach. Cather Bros. have commenced threshing in this neighborhood. Miss Alice Meahan of Wingham, was a visitor at the home of W. A. Cathers on Sunday. A+Iiss Mary Fitch who has spent the past two weeks with her parents, re turned to Toronto yesterday. Miss Mildred Henning who suffer- ed an attack of appendicitis recently is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wray and family of the sixth of Turnberry, spent Sunday evening at Thos. Mc - Michael's. Mr. and Mrs. John Gowdy spent a couple of days at Sauble Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Palmer, Miss Edythe Weir and Master Lloyd Weir• Mr. Robt. Cunningham, of Gerrie, spent lash, Sunday with friends at spent one day this week with friends It?olesworel. in town. Miss Verne Bennett of Toronto Mr, Sam Sterling, of .Bayfield, was spent the week -cost with her mother, a visitor in the village one day last Mrs. ladwtn I3emtett. week, Mr, Melvin Willits is at present laid • A number from this vicinity attend- tip with an attack of the flu. We wish ed the'shower in Honor of Mr. and him a speedy recovery. 'Mrs. Tom McClement (nee Mary Jac- ues) on Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Philip of Mil- ton, and Mrs. Henrietta Philip, of Vancouver, B.C., were guests, on Sun- day, of un-day,.of Mrs. x'. Davey. Miss Eleanor Sparling of Detroit, i • atm t, v with 1 er e days v , is spending a few Mrs, C. J. McLaren. Mr. and Mrs. 5. R. Wendt spent Sunday at Grand. Bend, Mr Stewart Biggins was it Guelph FEEDING SUMMER ATHLETES By Barbara B. Brooks. FALL FAIR DATES The following is a list of the dates of the Fall Fairs in this part of On- tario, with the dates of some of the large provincial shows: 'Arthur Oct. 3, 4 'Ayton Oct. 5, 6 ' Barrie Sept. 17-2OE ti Blyth Sept 25, 26 ;Brussels Sept, 37; Oct, 11, 1.2 a little embarrassed whenever you sit Chesley Sept. 18, 19 in on a discussion of failing summer Clarksburg Sept. 18, 19 Sept. 11, 12 Sept. 12-15, Sept. 20, 21 Oct. 2, 3. Sept. 25, 20 very Dungannon ....................AAAA _AAAA_..... Oct. 4 6 just starved to death on the hot- g "' + Are you one of those who feels just. Chatsworth appetites or read about suggestions Coldwater for light summer meals to tempt those Collingwood who must be coaxed along until Fall Desboro . frosts bring bigger appetites? Drayton It is a fact that some of us are Dundalk test days. We may have a guilty feel- Durham ing about its but we are really hun- Elmvale grier in summer than during any oth- Fordwich er time of the year. Fergus Warm weather is the time for us Goderich whc live in a four -season climate to Grand Valley get out-of-doors. We go in for sports. Hanover Oct. 2, 3 Oct. 1-3; Oct. 5, 6 Sept. 14, 15 Sept, 18, 19 Sept. 28, 29 Sept. 20, 21 We get enthusiastic about games, con- Hepworth Sept. 12, 13 , tests and plans for trips and outings, Holstein .....-..._ .....................:Sept. 27, :28 Oct. 4, Sept. 21i, 256 Sept. 21, 22 Sept. 19, 20 tern Fair) ... Sept. 10.15 Sept. 27, 28 Oct. 4, 5 Sept. 19, 20 Sept. 20-22 Sept 19, 20 Sept. 19, 20 Sept. 20 S, Sept.ept. 11 27,-2129 Sept. 25, 26 Sept. 25; Oct. 9; 1029 Sept. 20, 21 Sept. 25, 26 Oct. 1,.2 All these things take energy and we Kilsyth get energy only from the food we tat.Kemble The menus given below are for the Kincardine active, healthy people who forget hot Listowel weather by keeping busy. The meals London (We abound in summertime fruits and Lucicnoty vegetables to regulate and tone up the Markdale system., Plenty of energy is stored in Meaford them because of the generous use of Midland cereals -the crisp, ready -to -eat kind Mildmay that nourishes you but keeps you Mount Forest cool. The quart of milk per day that Neustadt each of us needs is there, part of it Orangeville tucked. away in sauces, desserts, bey- Owen Sound er•'ages, breads, cheese. The protins Paisley TORY CORNER'S Mrs. Harry Armstrong and Mrs. Hutchison, of Harriston, spent a day last week with Mrs. Howes, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dane, Elva, Mildred and Edgar, spent Sunday with Teeswater friends. Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Vogan and family, of London, ,motored tip for appear in the forte of eggs, mills, Palmerston cheese, meat, fish and vegetables. Port Elgin There is fat to keep you satisfield and Priceville happy, but not enough to make the Ripley AAAA meals over -heating,. Breakfast: Red Raspberries Corn Plaices Top Milk Frizzled Ham Whole Wheat Toast :Beverage Luncheon: String deans an Gratin Potato Chips Bread Fr•tiit Dessert Salad Beverage Dinner; Assorted 'Coles Meats Italian Spaghetti Cheese Sticks, Nut Butter Rocklyn Saugeen (Indian Resery Chippawa Hill Oct. 1, 2 Shelburne Sept. 18, 19 Tara Oct. 2, 3 ; Teeswater Oct. 2, 3 ;Tiverton Oct. 1, 2 ,Toronto (C.N.E.) Aug.24-Sept. 8 'Walter's Falls Sept. 25, 20 Wiarton r Sept. 18, 14 WINGHAM Oct. 0, 10 Hub --"There's no use, my giving a cheque my dear; my bank acrotnnt is overdrawn." Wife -"Well, give me ono anyway, and make it for $500. I want to pull it out with tiny handkerchief at the; club this afternoon."