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Holyrood W.A.
The W.A./ met en.'Thursday' of
ternoon at 'the home of • theP res
idents Mrs. R dy Schneller • A
• quilt was quilted . during the af-
ternoon. Miss Edna .Boyle read,.
the 121st psalm, 'followed ,by. .pra-
yers.,'
pra-yers.,;;The• meditation "The • Pot-
ters ' Clay" was; . given by . Mrs.
Howard : Thompson. TIie word for
the roll call was "Harvest". A
letter. was :read from the Deanery
president,. " Mrs. ,Washington,:. re-
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Showers Honour,
.Shirley Newbold.
Shirley , Newbold, whose mar-
riage took place last Saturday,.
wasguest of' honour on Saturday,
September 4th in the evening, at
the home of Mrs. Philip Stewart,.
where . a family gathering, was.
held to shower her with gifts and
best wishes:, ,• . • '
Mrs. Stewartwelcomed Shirley
pests and ' other ' • .to her home
and ' Miss Winnie ; Stewart showed.
slides of her recent, vacation. trip
;to Jamaica,
• Readings ,were'., given . by; Mrs.
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Harold Campbell and - Mrs:; Har-
ry Lavis; vT i s s Maudie a Fisher,
gave.,a reading in connection with.
the ; gifts. Elizabeth Newbold as-
sisted her sister in opening the
gifts and . reading „the •' cards.
Shirley thanked the ladies for.
her gifts •a n d those responsible
.for her shower.
Lunch .was served.. and a pleas-
ant
leasant evening spent.
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A..shower was held at the home'.
of Mrs. Jack E. MacDonald, in
Lucknow in •the afternoon of''Mon-
day, September- 6th in honour of
Shirley Newbold,. daughter of Mr:
:a n d.Mrs: , George.; Newbold a of
town. Friends and •neighbours .at
tended. .
•The bride was ushered to her
Seat of ,honour . by 'June , Ackert.
of Holyroed and. Karen Carruth
ers of Ripley,. to the strains of,
"Here Comes the Bride" played
on the 'plane by Mrs. C. Shad
dick. 'Readings . we r e given, by
Mrs. Wm. •Maclntyre a n d Mrs
Jessie -•;Allin , A' duet was sung by
June: Ackert and 'Karen Carru-
thers. Contests were "conducted by'
Mrs- Mel Greer and Mrs. Roy'
Havens.. Mrs. Mel. Greer w a s
chairlady for the' 'programme.
June and Karen assisted Shir-
ley in opening her gifts. Shir-
ley's 'sister' Elizabeth Newbold 'de-
signed
esigned a •. hat, Made.. f;r o•m• . the
bows , on • the gifts,. for thebride-
,to:be to wear::
Shirley` thanked everyone press. •
ent. Everyone sang "For She's A.
'Jolly 'Good Fellow." Lunch was
served and a social time enjoyed.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ' 15th, 196S
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Available in men's and women's styles. •
garding , the . fall ''Deanery' 'meet
ing .to be held .in .Kinlough• on
October , 22nd. The Confirmation.
for: :the parish' will ,.also be held
in Kinlough 'thiit year on Sunday,
October , 3rd. Prayer closed the.
meeting: Mrs. Tom 'Hodgins gave
the courtesy., remarks a:n d. • re-
freshments were served by the.
hostess. Mrs.. Midford Wall will be
hostess. for /the October meeting:
'Congratulations to Mr. ' and ;Mrs.
Bob Smith ' (nee. Shiela : Haldenby),
onthe birth: of a daughter in God-
erich ` hospital' on September 7th.:
.4-H.. Club •..Meeting ,
• The • first meeting of the 4-H
homemaking club,. • "Club Girl En=
tertains", was held -on, September.
6th, at the. home. Of Mrs.' Lyman
'Sutton. Notes were given on cut-
ting.
utting• flowers and arranging them.
in correct' :vases which was done.
by Janette Eckenswiller, Joan
Percy;' and Heather Hewitt. Notes
were given on . entertaining •at.
home. The following officers were•
elected: president, Margaret Bu-
shell; vice president, Marjorie
Burt; secretary, Jean Sutton;
treasurer, Mrs. D ort ;Bushell;
press, reporter, Betty Schneller.
The secondmeeting was held
ori' September 11th at 10:00 a.m.;
at the home of Mrs. Lyman Sut-
ton. There art 12 members and
the leaders: 'are Mrs.' Lyman Sut-
ton and Mrs. 'Don . Bushell, ,The
meeting ,• opened with the 4-11
pledge and the roll . call Notes
were given qn Being ' a Guest,
How to . pack a Week -end Bag,
and How ' to send a Thank -you
Note. A week -end bag was pack-
ed: Club . names were discussed
but—not decided on as yet. The
next • meeting will be held on
Thursday, September 16th, at 4:30
p.m., at the •home of. Mrs.: Don
Bushell. Each member is• to have
a reference file . such as a ' three
ring loose leaf , binder, The' meet
ing closed. with the 4-13 Creed.
Miss Mabel Dixon of Weston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Trainor and
family. of ' Don Mills visited: with
Mr. and: Mrs. Dan McTnnes and'
family,'
• Mr. and ' Mrs. Rudy Sieloff and:
Calvin •of Detroit visited w i t h
Mrs, William Cox and other rel -
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datives 'here:
Mr. and Mrs Dari McInnes and
family. and • Miss ;'Mabel Dixon vis
ited on Sunday. with Mr. 'and, Mrs.
John McInnes. and family .at' Blue.-
vale. .
Mrs. H a r o l d Haldenby was
guest . soloist at ; Kinloss United
Anniversary service on Sunday'`
morning. :..
Some from here attended. . the
Western Fair at. London.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh. left on
Tuesday for Melfort,,Sask., where
she will visit' •with' Mr:. and . Mrs.
Jack Walsh.' and 'family _and " other
relatives' there • •
Mrs. P. Pearce 'of Toronto vis-
ited :over tile week -end'. with :Mr.
and ,.:-Mrs. Chris. Shelton. Elmer
Umbach of `.Lucknovp was a din-
ner guest on, Thursday evening
at' the same - he me.
1tJLROSS CCRNERS
Congratulations .to •Mr.'' and .Mrs.
Jas: Wilson ,,on the birth of, a
son on September' 9th, in' Wing--
ham Hospital.
Jean :Doupe'. and Beverley Wall,
Exeter, were recent visitors with
Mr, and •Mrs Morley Wall and
family.
Bruce -.Parker left Friday. mor
ning for Marquette, Mich., where
he will attend University.
Mrs: T o 'm `. Hackett; Ashfield,
spent a few days with Mr.: and
Mrs. Midford Wall.. '`
Mr., a n d Mrs. Tom Collinson
and Mrs, M. Weiler, ,Preston; vis-
ited Thursday at''th'e home of
Mrs. ' Catherine O'Neil. ;
Mrs; Frank Brown spent Tues-
day with Mrs- May Jackson, Gor-
rie. . .
Mr ` and 'MrsOrval. Wilson and
family; • attended London Fair on';
Saturday.
Miss Minnie, Barber, Wingham,
and Mr. Tom Hackett, • 'Ashfield,
were . Sunday visitors with. Mr.
and Mrs. Midford ` Wall. •
.Mrs. Ivan Pollock, Ripley, the
former Alice Wall of this com-' '
munity, is a patient 'in Kincar-
dine .Hospital.
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