The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-08-05, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AVGUST 5, 1948
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William Cook,
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CROMARTY
few from Cromarty attend-
Old Boys’ reunion at
James Morris in
week.
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Hospital, London, on Alonday,
August 2, 1948, Mary Wilhelm
late
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BIRTHS
GAUTHIER — At St.
Hospital, London on
July 24, 1948, to
Mrs. Gauthier, the
of a
HOFFMAN-—At Dr. D, Fergu
son's Hospital, Dashwood, ors
Thursday, July 29, 1948, tc
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry Hoff
man, a son, a brother for
Mary Jane and Bobby, .
HORNEY-^—In Oshawa, on Wed
nesday, August 4, 1948, Mary-
Jane Horton, beloved wife of
the late John Horney. The
funeral .will take place from
the R. c. Dinney Funeral
Home Friday, August 6, at 2
p.m. Interment in the Exeter
Cemetery.
Mr, and Airs. Charles Godbolt
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Dorothy Pauline,
to LAO Henry Dyck, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Dyck, of Clark-
boro, Saskatchewan, the wedding
to take place the middle of Au
gust, *
Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Haberer;
Zurich. Ontario, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Oretta Lydia, to Charles Mal
colm Pulford, son of Mr. C. A.
Pulford, Windsor, and the late.
Mrs. Pulford; the wedding to
take place on August 21. Zur
ich. Ontario. i"
Mr. Richard Davey and fam
ily wish to
thanks to
friends for
during Mrs.
sympathy extended in their ber
eavement, with special thanks to
Rev. Weir, Dr. Milner, Mr
Frank Taylor and the many flor
al tributes and those who helped,
in any way. *
Melba King wishes to thank
all those who so kindly remem
bered her with cards, letters,
flowers, treats and visits while
she lay in bed with a
leg.
Mrs. S- J. Pym and
wish to thank all the
and neighbors for their kind ex
pressions of sympathy in the
loss of a loving husband and
father. _ Special thanks to Rev
Mair
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Mrs. Yellow with cards, flowera
and treats while a patient in the
hospital and later at Miss Col
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thanks are extended to Thames
Road neighbors for a box of
treats sent later. Many thanks
for Christmas boxes and cards,
also Easter cards and those who
visited her. Very grateful thanks
to Miss Collie for careful nursing
that made Mrs, Yellow’s recov- *
Mrs. Oliver Rowcliffo wishes
to thank all those who so kind
ly remembered her with cards,
and letters, also those sending
flowers while she was in the
hospital. *
The. Executive of the Winchel-
a Old Boys’ and Girls’ Re
union wishes to express its sin
cere appreciation to all who
helped in any way to make the
reunion the success that it was.
Special thanks to the merchants
of
of
Miss Amy Lammie, if London
spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. Lammie and sister,
Miss Greta Lammie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell, of
London, visited during the past
week with relatives and friends
in and around Hensall.
Miss Christena MacDonald is
holidaying at Southampton and
Tiverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Luker
and Mr. and Mrs. Win. G. Bell
are enjoying a motor trip to Pt.
Elgin and nothern points.
Rev. Down, of Exeter, is oc
cupying the pulpits of Chisel
hurst and Hensall United
Churches (for morning services)
during the month of J
while the minister, Rev.
Brook, is on vacation.
Mr. Harold Scruton and
ly, of Port Dover, were
end visitors here. They were ac
companied
Shaddick,
a vacation
Mr. and
children,
Audrey, spent the week-end at
Blyth.
- Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Brook
are holidaying with members of
their family in Galt, Toronto
and other centres.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons
and son, of London, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs, George Foster,
of Windsor, and granddaughter
Joan, of Detroit, and Mrs. Mc
Naughton,
MacDonald,
the week-end holiday
Emma MacDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
and family spent the
at their summer
Lion’s Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Elder and
son Kenneth, of Hamilton, were
week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Passmore. Mrs.
and son are remaining
■week’s vacation.
Mrs. John Hendersoa,
Jeanie and Sylvia, visited with
Mr. and Mrs.
Goderich this
Mrs. J. W.
ing with her
pier, at Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale,
and Jack have returned home
from a pleasant motor trip to
Western Canada.
.Mrs. Barrie Williams and son,
of Kitchener are holidaying with
the former’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G- M. Drysdale.
Miss Edna Walsh was hostess
for a shower in honor of Mrs.
Nellie McEwen, on Wednesday
evening. Contests were enjoyed
by all present. The bride was
the recipient of beautiful gifts,
including a purse of money. Re
freshments were served.
Bride-to-be Honored
A very enjoyable event took
place at the home of Mrs. A. D.
McEwen when a number of
friends gathered in honor of
Mrs. Nellie McEwen whose mar
riage took place this week. Pro
gressive euchre was played with
the ‘ '
First prize,
lisle; 1
Clarke;
E. Shaddick,
presented by Mrs.
Mrs.
Simmons,
Prior to a delicious luncheon
Mrs. McEwen was presented with
a wall mirror. Mrs A. Clarke
read the address and Mrs. A. D.
McEwen made the presentation.
Cook-McjEiven
The marriage
McEwen to Mr.
of London, took .
Presbyterian Manse on Monday,
with Rev. P. A. Ferguson offi
ciating, The brile were a grey
dress with lace insertion, grey
sliortie coat with matching ac
cessories and corsage of roses.
Following a trip to Montreal
they will reside in London.
WOODHAM
Mrs. Gerald Davies. Jimmy
and Gordon, of London, spent
the week-end with the former’s
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rodd.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Watertoil
of London, spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rodd.
Young People’s Meeting
The regular meeting of
Young People’s Union was
on Monday .evening at the home
of Phyllis and Verla Wheeler.
After an enjoyable ball game
the young people gathered
around a camp fire for the
meeting .which was under the
direction of Phyllis Wheeler and
Ruth Hazelwood. Call to
ship was given by Phyllis.
5 62 was sung followed
prayer ,hy Jean Copeland,
ture Lesson was read by- Verla
Wheeler. Roll call and minutes
were read and adopted. The
meeting closed with a sing song
after which a weiner roast was
much enjoyed by all.
A
ed the
Winchelsea on Civic holiday.
Rev. Keyes, Moderator of the
Presbyterian Church occupied
the pulpit on Sunday last. Mrs.
Sorsdalil ''presided
in the absence of
aid.
Mr. and Airs..Storey spent
the week-end in Kincardine at
tending the Old Boys’ reunion.
• Rev, and Mrs. R. A. Cranston
made a short visit in Cromarty
the other day calling on a few
of his many friends. Mr. Crans
ton’s sister, Mrs. Green, was
also .with them.
Mrs. John Barr, of Stratford,
paid a short visit to the village
recently.
Mr. Darrell Parker is at pres
ent busy at his honey.
Mr. Duncan McKellar is at
present building a new fence in
front of his property which is
adding greatly to the .appear
ance of his home.
Native of Zurich
Mrs. G. Baldwin, Dies
Mrs. George M. Baldwin died
in St. Thomas on Saturday. She
was in her -seventy-fifth year,
was a
Mr. and
She had
Thomas
IN MEMORIAM
tn loving mem-
F/O Ralph B. Del
killed iu England,
following prize winners;
Mrs. Walker Car
consolation, Mrs. Alfred
; novelty prize, Mrs. R.
A mock wedding
George Hess,
Milton Russell. Mrs. Elda
was very humorous,
a delicious
Born in Zurich, she
daughter of the late
Mrs. Daniel Steinbach,
been a resident of St.
since 1900 when she came witn
her husband from Seaforth. A.
talented musician, Mrs. Baldwin
was a. graduate of the Toronto
Conservatory of Music. She
taught music at Toronto ana
later, at Hensail, where she was
organist in the Methodist Church
for a number of years. Mrs.
Baldwin was active in women’s
organizations of the First United
Church and in the Imperial Or
der
She
mas
The
Monday,
Daughters of the Empire,
was also active in St. Tho-
Branch of the Red Cross,
funeral service was held.
ESTABLISHED
ugust 3, 1943.
gave ourselves that you
might still be free.
carried youth and hope
within our heart.
wont to foreign lands
across the sea,
paid in full, we d»d not keep
a part.
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