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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-11-04, Page 6Page 6 We are Mr. Harry from Loudon, last. Mr. Brock Sunday- old Hunter, St. on THE T1MES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1948 ZION glad to report that' Heim returned home Joseph’s Hospital, Saturday evening Wash mercurochrome stains in warm, soapy water. If material is white, use bleach. Treat iodine spot as for ink stains. Mrs. Wellington family visited on Mr* and Mrs. Har- of Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Hern companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ian Westcott Exeter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Grimsby. A large number attended the Hereford sale at the farm Mr. .Warren Brock on last. Mr. and Mrs* Fred of Thorndale, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johns. Mrs. Isabelle gudgeon returned with them to the home of Mr. Johns. and and with and family, on Sunday with Orville Snell, of of Friday Dufton, recently i & Bi- - PHONE 335 Exeter Pepper-Wright Jean Elizabeth Wright William Ross Pepper were ed in 1 Brook Manse, ber 3 b autumn the Mrs. and Mr. Mitchell For ) bride chose silk jersey, quins, and sweetheart sleeves coming to a point the hand, bons hold net. red and unit- by Rev. R. A. United Church Saturday, Octo- in a charming .The bride is only daughter of Mr. and Howard Wright, Cromarty, the groom’s parents are and Mrs. George Pepper, marriage at the Hensail, at 1 pan. . wedding her wedding gown trimmed with fashioned neckline and a the lovely of white se- with long over rib- to A Page Devoted to the Interests of the Women Readers of The Times-Advocate Paris Beauty Shoppe Be in Style with A NEW IIAIR-DO Quickly Relieves Distress of Headcolds A little Va-tro-nol up each nostril promptly le relieves sniffly, stuffy distress of head colds— 05 ‘ makes breathing easier. Also helps prevent many /* colds from developing ' i£ used in time. Try it! k You’ll like it! Follow directions in package. VICKS { The Correct SUPPORT Makes you feel better as well as look better! That’s why smart women like the entirely different principle of design used in Spirella FOUNDATION GARMENTS It will do the most for your figure. For an interview phone 125 MRS. V. ARMSTRONG pink and white formed a headdress her finger-tip veil of silk Her bridal bouquet was Talisman roses and groom’s gift, a double strand- of pearls was her .only orna­ ment. Miss Evelyn Taylor, Exeter, was bridesmaid, costumed in pink silk net over taffeta, .with short sleeves and elbow length mittens. She carried a cascade of red roses with blue accents. Mr. Percy Wright, brothei’ of the bride, attended as grooms­ man. The reception was held later at the home of the .bride’s par­ ents to the immediate relatives. For receiving Mrs. Wright wore a blue crepe dress with match­ ing accessories. Mrs. Pepper so chose a tume with Doth wore Baskets formed the floral back- for the home decora- while the bridal table the wedding cake top- the al- light blue crepe cos- matching accessories corsages of red roses of lovely autumn ’ iolwersI ground I tions, ; centred | ped with a miniature bride and I groom. Pink and white tapers I in silver holders and vases of | rose buds completed the deeora- i tions. Serving were Misses Doris Kercher, Kippen, Lois and Jean ■ Tubb, and Betty Elliott, Mit­ chell, cousins of the bride. For their honeymoon trip Toronto, Niagara Falls, bride donned a black and white check wool suiit, fur coat, and black accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Pepper will reside near Mitchell Three Showers for Helen Westcott Miss May Jones entertained the Jones & May statf on Thurs­ day evening of last week in honor of Miss Helen Westcott, bride-elect. Games and contests were enjoyed through the even­ ing after which Helen was pre­ sented with a lovely living room table for present, served by enjoyable A surprise shower was held at the home of Miss Anna Brock, in Usborne, last Monday night when thirty-five friends .gather­ ed to honor Miss Helen West­ cott, bride-elect. The guest of honor was seated beneath a gaily decorated umbrella around which was banked many beauti­ ful and useful Helen thanked very pleasing Laverne Rodd humorous followed after sang “For She’s a Fellow.” A dainty served. A kitchen shower the home of Mrs. Clark when the ladies of the and third of Usborne honored Miss Helen Westcott, bride­ elect. The guest of honor was led to a beautifully decorated chair after which an address was read by Mrs. Robert Blair. Misses Marilyn Bissett and Amy Fisher brought in a decorated basket laden with many beauti­ ful and useful gifts for which Helen thanked all present. Mus­ ical numbers wei‘e throughout the evening, contests a very dainty lunch served. which she thanked all A dainty lunch was the hostess and a very time was spent. gifts for which all present in a manner, Mrs. favored with a reading, A contest which the girls Jolly Good lunch’* was was held atFisher second enjoyed After was to the October 16, at 7 Meadville Mennon- Gladys E. daughter Chris Bechler, was WANT ADS DO MORE WHEN YOU TELL MORE. PHONE 31w GENERAL ELECTRIC HEAT LAMPS 4. Reduce after-bath chill! used as illustrated and in 1. Relieve common muscular pains! Crosley-Bechler At a wedding held on Satur­ day evening, p.m. at the ite Mission, of Mr. .and Mrs. of R.D. 1, Saegertown, Pa., united in marriage to Walter S. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crosley, R.D. 3, Meadville, Pa. Rev. Raymond L. Kramer and Rev. Nelson A. King officiated. Yellow and white chrysanthe­ mums and candles decorated the church. Vocal music was by Mr. and Mrs.- David Schlabach, Mrs. Delmar Oswald and Paul Miller. The bride wore a blue street­ length dress, with .corsage of white roses and mums. Mr. and Mrs. ;Glenn Morris, of R.D. 2, Franklin, Pa. attended the coup­ le. Mrs. Morris wore navy blue with pink roses and white mums The ushers were Morton Bissel, of Hadley, Pa., and Robert Steider, of Littles Corners, Pa. The mother of the bride was in wood wore black, corsage of flowers. After the was served at the home bride, which was pink and white, seated at the bride’s which was centred with wedding cake. On the following’Monday ning, a reception was held 125 guests attending from folk, Virginia, Plain City Fairpoint, Ohio; Toronto Zurich. Ontario; and a number of points in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. returned from p Maryland, West Virginia and are 431 - - - Mq Curdy-Westcott Pastel shaded chrysanthe­ mums, candelabra, palms and ferns were attractively arranged for the pretty double-ring cere­ mony in James Street United Church, Exeter, on Saturday, October 30 at high noon, when Helen Louise, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. West­ cott, was united in marriage to Raymond Earl McCurdy Mr. and .Mrs. 1 of Kirkton, by Snell, pastor of The organist, presided at the Bert Brown, of of the bride, and “Bless This House.” Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a white satin gown with a slight train, long tapered sleeves, nylon the-shoulder soft collar, joined at the tiered peplum back. Her full-length French illusion was held by a tiny white beaded headdress. She carried a shower bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Miss- Doris Westcott, of Lon­ don, was her sister’s bridesmaid in a gown of heaven ,biue taf- fetta styled identically the same as the bride’s, with long match­ ing mittens and blue braided headdress. She carried a nose­ gay of pink chrysanthemums. Misses Carole and Joan West­ cott, nieces of the bride, were charming little flower girls. They were dressed the same in yellow the-shoulder dresses collar, tight bodice, with mittens, carried chrysanthemums. Mr. Robert McCurdy, of Kit­ chener, was- his brother’s best man. The ushers were ,Roylance Westcott, and Reg I-Iodgert, cousin groom. A reception followed church parlors. The mother man’s blue sories and roses, dressed crepe and wine accesories and a corsage of red roses. After the couple left York and traveled in dine suit accessories furs with roses. Out of town g~ Marshall, Marshall, Mr. and Celebrate Golden Wedding Day Cromdale,’’ and “The Mrs.brown, and each pink and Crosley had a white ceremony,supper of the decorated in Twelve were table the eve- with Nor- and and have Ohio, and Everyone in your family will use this handy G-E Infra-red Heat Lamp. It’s simple, conven­ ient, inexpensive. Can be many other ways. Get one at your G-E dealer’s today Quick action hwportant( in Checking COLSS Di-. Wood’s Norway Pine, Syrup is a prompt, pleasant and effectual remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore throat, bronchitis, spasmodic croup, asthma and bronchial troubles. Safe, effective, inexpensive and depend­ able, Dr, Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup helps loosen phlegm and mucus, clears the air passages and brings quick relief from coughs and colds. Buy a bottle to-day,, Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Crosley trip to Virginia at home at. __ Orchard Place, Meadville, Pa. Both the employed by the American Viscose .Corporation, of Meadville. Trousseau Tea Mrs. Ed H. Westcott enter­ tained at ,a trousseau tea. on Wednesday, October 27 after­ noon and evening in honour of her daughter Helen whose mar­ riage took place October 3 0. Re­ ceiving .the guests with Mrs. Westcott and Helen was the groom’s mother, Mrs. Milton McCurdy. Yellow marigolds and yellow tapers centred tne attractively appointed table .over which pre­ sided Mrs. Milton Hodgert, of London and Mrs. Clinton Sweet, Assisting in the tea room Were Miss Anna Brock and Mrs. .Ar­ thur Cann, Displaying the trous­ seau and gifts were Mrs. Roylance Westcott, Miss Irene Sweet, Miss Dorothy McCurdy, Miss Doris- Morley. Miss May Link pnur- Hiedeman I Westcott room. Dis-; ‘ts i Mrs. ,Ray Jones, Westcott and Mrs. J. Th the evening Jones and Mis* Elin ed tea and and Mrs. assisted in playing the Were Miss . Miss Irene . Mrs. G. Roylance the tea trousseau and Doris .Westcott and Broeu, of London, Mtes Dorothy McCurdy and Anita Hildebrand, Ninety guests registered ing the day. Miss- dur son of Milton McCurdy, Rev. Harold J. the church. Lawrence Wein, ' organ and Mrs. ! Windsor, friend sang “Because” long yoke .with an off- effect forming a The tight bodice waist to a three- forming a .bustle veil of flower identically taffeta off- with full skirt bustle back and matching and headdresses. They nosegays of lavender wide brother of the bride, of the in the bride’sparlors. wore a dress of coach­ crape, grey a corsage of. pink The groom’s mother was in coachman’s grey acces- reception the happy for a trip to New Ottawa. The bride a. navy wool gabar- with pink and navy and brown a corsage of squirrel pink Mrs. Mrs. quests were Mr. and Detroit, Robert and Mrs. Bert Brown, of Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hod- gert, of London. R. J. Robert Mich.; McCurdy, of Kitchener, Mr. Bert Brown, of Windsor .Of Mrs. SAINTSBURY Many from - this community attended a dance and presenta­ tion in Mooresville hall for Mr. and Mrs. A. Flannigan, recent bride and groom. ,Mr. L, Boyle read the address and Mr. Morgan presented them with a pair of woollen blankets as a token friends replied in a few well chosen words After lunch all enjoyed dancing Many' from this community attended the funeral of Mr. Cunningham, of Olandeboye Sunday, also the funeral Mrs. Simpson on Monday. The sympathy of the inunity is extended Isaac in the death er, Mrs. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. E. Greenlee were dinner guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Watson, of Ail- sa Craig on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M* Hodgins spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Barker. Mrs. T. Bridger and two small daughters, Linda and Su- son, of London, England, have joined her husband at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. Dickins. They have come to Canada to make their home. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Harry Carroll is confined to bed and all hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Atkinson attended the funeral of Mr Hamilton, of Brinsley, this week. of good and j L will from the neighbors. Andy in his pleasing manner com- to Mrs. Ct. of her inotli- Greenlee and Infant Dies Roderick John Westlake, fant son of Mr. L. Westlake, aveutr-, London at War Memorial Hospital, Surviving in to his wests’ aye a Aiine, and his Mrs. Rhoda Westlake. Private funeral service conducted at the James M. Car mothers and Soil funeral home with ihterment ih Mount Pleas­ ant Cemetery. "The Haughs of £.............." the march .of the Grant clan “Bonnie Dundee” and “Tl_ Road to the Isles” played by the Glencoe Kiltie Band, announced this week the fiftieth anniver­ sary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Suther­ land Grant, of Glencoe, “At Home” t they received year-old caller, Innes, Cromarty Farm Forum, - Masquerade P^rty Cromarty Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen to reorganize for the com­ ing year, charge pf the meeting. Make Your Appointment Now! t Open AJI Day Wednesday — One Block East of Triyitt Memorial Church Evelyn A. Paris, Prop, Phone 215 w . Exeter Mervyn Dow took Harry was ejected president, to tlieii’ friends, a ninety-three- , Mrs. William Innes, of Glencoe, along with their four children, G. McBain Grant, St. Thomas; Mrs. II. C. Carey, Glencoe; Mrs. Perry David and Joseph Grant, Jr., of London. . Married in 1S98 in Kelvin­ side Parish Church, Glasgow, Scotland, the Grants came to Canada with their children in 1908, settling in Keewatin. Mrs. Grant is the former Mary Jean McBain. Two years later, the couple moved to Glencoe where Mr.' Grant was employed in the bakery business. For eight yeans they conducted a bakery busin­ ess in Exeter and then retired to Glencoe. Over offer greeted Joanne Joseph UXO.MV, oi., ’cuuigu of the guest register, an original golden-bound book made by their son. Amid bouquets of . autumn chrysanthemums was a bouquet of heather from Scotland. In the afternoon, Mrs. Carey and Mrs. David received with their parents, while Mrs. Geo. McBain Grant, of St. Thomas, invited the guests to the candle­ lit "dining room. The lace-cover­ ed tea table was centred with a low bowl of golden flowers and candelabra, and wedding cake. Sutherland and •Maines poured assisted by Mrs. Mrs. C. ‘ ~ Blake, A. craft, Miss E. guests to the bride and groom. In the evening, two sons re­ ceived with Mr. and Mrs. Grant, while Mrs. iR. Singleton invited the guests to the dining room, where Mrs. R. Stuart and Mrs. M. J. McAlpine poured tea. Their assistants were Mrs. A. A. McIntyre, Mrs. W. ,J. Ford, Mrs. E. E. Showier, Mrs. O. Macdon­ ald and Mrs. F. Smith. Out of town guests were Mrs. Russell Snell, of Warren Smith and Howard Heath, of and Mrs. William London. To further mark the occasion a family dinner was held at Glen Alien’s on Sunday. Norris and Mrs. Thomas Laing secre­ tary-treasurer. Cards were play­ ed. Masquerade Party Held A Hallowe’en masquerade so­ cial was held by Cromarty Y,P. U. in the basement of the church Thursday evening'. Lloyd Sorsdahl and John Wallace tied for the prize for the best comic costume. Games were enjoyed under the leadership of .Mrs, L, Sors'dalil and Hazel Hamilton. Lunch was served with Mrs. Lamond, Mrs. John Wallace and Helen Lamond as conven­ ers. iMadam (to cook she had just fired); “Mary, why did you throw that- dollar to the-dog?” Mary: “I never forget a friend; he used to help me with the dishes,” V’s Shoppe Exeter and District’s Most Modern Shoppe Haye you consulted us about the NEW RADIO WAVE ? All Types of Permanents, Cold, Heat and Machineless All lines of Beauty Culture Vera C. Fraser, prop. Tel: 112 Exeter Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (north of Bell Telephone) Naturelle Permanent Waving Lustron Cold Wave Open Wednesday Afternoon Dorothy G. Reeder, prop. Tel. 71 Exeter 200 guests, calling to congratulations, were at the door by Miss Grant, of London. Mrs. Grant, Jr., had charge Quo&fejlea Arthur W. J. a three-tiered Mrs. Mrs. tea, and were Emerson Little, Yorke, Miss Mary S. .Neale, Mrs. Mrs. William Rose Jensen . G. Mrs. Munro, Miss Margaret Webster. Reycraft presented W. Rey- and Mrs. the Exeter;. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. St. Thomas; Kennedy, of W. past J. Johnahd Mrs.17-0 Woodward died Saturday Children’s addition sister Violet, grandmother Exeter