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Vows Declared in
Staffa United Church
Rev. A. H. Daynard officiated
at a ceremony in the United
Church, Staffa, Saturday after
noon at three o’clock ■which
united in marriage Margaret Isa
bel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Drake, Staftt’a, and Mr.
James Everard Kerslake, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Kerslake,
Cromarty. Ferns and gladioli de
corated the church for the occa
sion. Mrs. Henry Harburn, wear
ing a powder blue triple sheer
frock, played traditional wed
ding music and also sang “I’ll
i Walk Beside You”. She was ac
companied
nard.
Given in
ther, the
by Miss Marion Willits, Galt, as
maid of honor, and Miss Agnes
Bray, Kirkton, the bridesmaid,
I both wearing gowns of brocaded
satin. The bridal gown of white,
embroidered swiss was designed
with fitted bodice, Peter Pan
collar and full skirt. The finger
tip veil was held in a halo head
dress; and white mittens com
pleted the bride’s costume. She
carried a bouquet of red roses
and bopvardia.
The matron of honor’s gown,
in yellow shade, was fashioned
sweetheart
sleeves and
The brides-
gown made
Both atten-
by Mrs. A. H. Day-
marriage by her fa-
bride was attended
Caven W.M.S,
The Home Helpers meeting of
Caven Auxiliary, W.M.S. was
held on Thursday evening, Sep
tember 9 at the home of Mrs.
Laing with Mrs. Sillery presid
ing and Mrs. Fuke acting as co
hostess. Mrs. Russell had charge
of the devotional exercises read
ing from the fourteenth chapter
of Luke. The hymns were “Oft
in Danger, Oft in Woe” and “De*
1 Christian Faith and Hope Dispel
ithe Fears of Guilt and Woe."
i Mrs. Tyreman had charge of the
program dealing with the 7 th
chapter of the Study Book “Our
Commission in China.” Ques
tions on our work in China and
Manchuria were answered by
Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Hatter, Mrs.
Kydd, Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs.
Whilsmith, Mrs. Fuke, Mrs. Mil
lar, Mrs. Strang and Mrs. Mit
chell. Mrs. Jack Pryde gave a
review of the life and work of
Caroline McDonald, the white
Angel of Tokyo and Mrs. Laing
a reading “Over the Hilltops.”
The meeting closed with singing
the hymn “Now the Day is Over”
and prayer by Mrs. Sillery.
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with basque
(neckline,
! matching net
I maid was in
I in indentical
j dants wore headdresses and mit-
; tens harmonizing with th ei r
. gowns, and their bouquets of
i yellow gladioli and blue asters
> were tied with velvet ribbon.
I The best man was Mr. Earl
Sararas, Toronto, and Mr. Carter
Kerslake and Mr. Robert Miller ' ushered.
A reception followed the cere- ' monv at the home of the bride’s
I parents and dinner was served
fifty guests from Kirkton,, Kip-
I pen, Toronto, -Galt and London,
i Mrs. Drake received in a powder
blue crepe suit with accessories
in black and Mrs. Kerslake. mo
ther of the bridegroom, was in
gray crepe accented with black
accessories. i
The r o <> m s w e r e decorated
with pink and white streamers
. and the table was centred with
| the bride’s cake flanked with
candles, The assistants were Mrs.
I Grace Scott, Miss Janet Ballan-
i tyne, Miss Betty ' Hazel Hamilton,
j don Hoggarth.
<, Later Mr. and
left for New
bride travelling in a navy blue
moire dress and beige coat with
navy accessories.
McKellar, Miss
and Mrs. Gor
Mrs. Kerslake
York City,—the
Elimville Institute
The Elimville Institute
their September
Elimville
Mrs. Dehner Skinner as Hostess.
Mrs.
The
the
the
wered by
would like to see in our com
munity”. Plans were made for
a meeting to be held October 7,
in Elimville Church at 8 p.m.
in conjunction with the Child
ren's Aid Society. Nora Frances
Henderson, Provincial Director
of the Children’s Aid Society,
from Hamilton, will be guest
speaker as ’well as other speak
ers explaining their work. The
public of South Huron is cordi
ally invited. Plate lunch will
be served by the Elimville In
stitute. Admission 35 cents. Af
ter the business was discussed
Mrs. Garnet Johns presided for
the program on Social Welfare
Mrs. Harold Taylor gave a
reading ’Better National Health’
Mrs. Arthur Kerslake gave a
reading “Old Timer”. The motto
“We must not be afraid of
changes, they are the essence of
life” was given by Mrs. Gilbert
Johns. The meeting closed with
the National Anthem. A dainty
lunch was served at the close
by the hostess and her commit
tee.
meetihg
United Church
held
at
with
Kenneth Johns presided,
meeting was opened with
Institute Ode followed by
Creed. Roll Call was ans-
“An Improvement I
Take? Clinton
A quiet but pretty wedding
took place at the, home of the
bride’s father in Clinton when
Audrey Marie, youngest daugh
ter of Mr, Edward Grealis and
the late Mrs. Grealis, was unit
in marriage to Mr. Hubert Wes*
eloh Schroeder, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. William J. H.
Schroeder, Dashwood.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, hmked
a street length dress
taffeta trimmed with
wore a corsage of red roses.
Her only ornament was a gold
necklace, gift oi the bridegroom
Miss Grace Steep was bridesmaid
wearing an afternoon frock of
raspberry wine crepe with a
corsage of Talisman roses. Mr.
Harold Schroeder, brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
A reception was held at the
Clinton Grill. Mrs. Gordon Craig
sister of the bride, received the
guests dressed in .gray crepe
with black m-cessories. Mrs.
Schroeder, mother of groom, as
sisted, wearing black crepe with
black accessorit-M.
Later the cu iple left on a mot
or trip through
ario.
wine
ies.
Mrs.
Zurich. Guests
from Zurich, Dashwood, London,
Windthorst, Sask., Seaforth, Lon
desboro and Clinton.
lovely in
of navy
lace and
Northern Ont-
Tlie bri>h donned a wool
dress with black accessor-
On their rHurn Mr. and
Schroeder will reside in
were present
met in the Sunday
on Thursday ai'ter-
The meeting opened with
(Rev.) Down
W. Cook led
1 call and bus
meeting was
M. Southcott
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Miscellaneous Shpwer
Miss Gladys gcheiik, bride
elect of last week, was honored
by a. shower at the home of
Miss Bernice Haist, assisted by
Miss Marion Brown. The bride,
taken by complete surprise, was
invited to a darkened room
where the guests surprised her.
Miss Marion Brown escorted the
bride-to-be to a decorated chair
over which hung a white bell
with streamers of pink, blue
and silver. An apron was pas
sed around among the girls who
printed their names to be em
broidered by the bride later.
Several contests the “Bride’s
Trousseau and Motor Romance”
followed
“Brides”
laughter,
read the
Dear Gladys:
We, your friends and relatives
have gathered here this evening
to honor yon on the occasion of
your approaching marriage, We
wish to extend to you Gladys,
our very best wishes for a long
prosperous and happy married
life. We will always remember
the happy hours we have spent
in association with you. We
hope, though you are making
your home in Exeter, you will
always consider you are not so
far from home. As a token of
our friendship and affection, we
wish you to accept these gifts.
—-Signed, Your friends and rel
atives.
The numerous and lovely gifts
were admired by all after which
Gladys thanked the girls in
much appreciation. A dainty
oi lunch was served by the hostess-
Dies in Londpn
John W. Bice, 90, a resident
of London for 70 years,
Saturday at his home. Mr
was born in Glandeboye and
employed in London with
Ball Electric Company and
C.N.R. before retiring 25 years
ago. He is survived by a son,
Clifford, of London; two sisters,
Miss Charlotte Bice and Miss
Amanda Bice, both of Olande-
boye; two brothers, Ivor, of
Clan deboy e and Edgar in West
ern Canada; two grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
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by the making of
which brought much
Mrs. Robert Jeffery
following address:
Cruise Saguenay on
Honeymoon Trip
A lovely wedding -was solem
nized on Saturday, September 4,
at Zion Lutheran Church. Dash
wood. when Dorothy Caroline,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I-I. S.
Wein, Dashwood, was united in
marriage with A. Charles Whit
tier, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Whittier, of Ottawa. Rev. Mr.
Higinell officiated.
Amid
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Down and Mis. Southcott. [ oli. The bride’s father gave her
James St. W.M.S.
The Afternoon Auxiliary
the W.M.S.
School room
noon,
the president Mr«.
in the chair,
in prayer. Tin
iness part o.
followed by Mi
taking charge,
theme was “Un
church Lives’’
Mrs. Southcott
lowed and ;
Lord’s prayer in
Welsh, Mrs. '■
R. Delbridge c-
readings followed by
and Dedication. Mrs.
took up a mo>: interesting chap
ter of the new Study Book en
titled “West of the Gorges’’
being west Cl ma. It was most
interesting ar.l instructive. The
meeting closed with the singing’ )
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was
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repeated
unison. Mrs. W.
and Mrs.
Scripture
collection
Southcott
taken
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the
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standards of gladioli
chrysanthemums the bride
lovely in an off-slioulder
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finger-tip veil was caught
a coronet of orange blos-
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in marriage.
Miss Erma Wein was her sis
ter’s only attendant, gowned in
mauve satin and carrying a co
lonial bouquet of yellow roses
and mauve gladioli.
Donald Whittier was his bro
ther’s best man, and the ushers
were Edward McKay and Carl
Wein.
Following a reception the bri
dal couple left for a cruise up
the Saguenay River, the bride
travelling in a
green gabardine
sories. On their
Mrs. Whittier
Montreal.
suit of forest
with gray acces-
return, Mr. and
will reside in
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