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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-02-21, Page 6THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1952 Hensail And District News Talk On Wonder Drugs Heard By Hensall W.l. The regular monthly meeting of the Hensall Women’s Insti tute was held in the Legion Hall Wednesday, 13 with president, Miss Phyllis Case in the chair. Mrs, Harry Faber, and Mrs. H W, Horton were hostesses. The president outlined a demonstra tion scheduled to he held at the March meeting, W e d n e s d a y, March 12. The group favoured sending a shower of get well cards to several members. Due to the absence of Mrs. George Hess, card secretary, Mrs. F. Evans kindly volunteered to act in this capacity. The secretary, Luker, read correspondence from Mrs. Gaiser about the conference, “We Call It Human Nature” by Miss McBride, to be held in the Council Chambers, Hensall, on March 13, from 1:30 to 4 o’clock. The request for this conference was made at the District Annual at Elimville. Julia received her bank Institute. The president the group the Fill Church For sur- mil- the the Wiring I Usborne Resident, August Gregus, Dies Passing away suddenly at his home on Friday, February 15, August Gregus died in his sixty- second year. He had resided on his present farm in Usborne Township for the past 22 years and had made many friends in the Exeter time. His wife three years, sons—-John Chatham, Frank and August at home, and one daughter, Mrs. William Woodall (Shirley) of Windsor. There are also three grandchildren. Mr. Gregus was a member of St. Peter’s Catholic Church. Re quiem High Mass was sung at Mt. Carmel by Father Fogarty with burial in Mt. tery. The pallbearers Campbell, Harold vey Perkins, Paul Ondrejicka, Ambrose Korcina. Friends and relatives present from Bellaire, Ohio, Mich., Dresden, Chatham Exeter district. Adki ns-Upshall Wed At Zurich Grace Adeline Upshall, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Up shall, Zurich, became the bride of Wilmer Adkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adkins at St. Peters Lutheran Church manse, Zurich, Saturday, February 10. Rev. E. W. Heimrich performed; the ceremony. The lovely bride wore a dress of taupe faille, a cloud white hat and gloves. Her purse and shoes were matching dark brown and she wore a corsage of white car nations. Miss Elaine Upshall was her sister’s attendant. She wore a dress of mint green taffeta with beige accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. Mr. Jack Ad kins, brother of the groom was best man. At the reception which follow ed at the Dominion Hotel, Zu rich, the bride’s mother greeted guests wearing a brick tile crepe dress with dark brown accessor ies and a corsage of yellow The groom’s mother wore silk with black accessories corsage of yellow roses. After the reception the cou ple left on a wedding trip to Florids.. Free Press Cartoonist Zurich WJ. Speaker Mrs. C. L. Smith, vice-presi dent of Zurich Women’s Insti tute took the chair for their monthly meeting held in the Zurich town hall. It was decided to send a dona tion of $10 for the CNIB build ing fund. Mrs. Elmore Klopp presided for the program and introduced Merle Tingley, London Free Press cartoonist, who outlined cartoon ideas and presented numerous drawings which were well received by the large group present. A hymn was sung in memory of King George VI, and Mrs. B. Mack gave a dedication. Mrs. Iilopp gave a poem. Sheila Wil- lert and Ronald Howald render ed vocal solos. Donna Oeseh, Mary Jane Howald and Mrs. M. Oeseh gave piano instrumentals. ■district during that predeceased him by Surviving are four of London, Paul of Carmel Ceme- Exeter Radio & Electric Radio Repairs Fixtures Phone 187-W DAY OLD Memorial Service Residents of Hensall and rounding district joined the lions of subjects throughout Empire in paying tribute to late King by attending a commun ity memorial service in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Friday at 11 a.m. Members of the Hensall branch of the Canadian Legion, Legion Auxiliary, Girl Guides and the Brownies attended in a body. Chaplain, Rev. W. J. Rogers re ceived the flags from the stand ard bearers at the beginning of the service. Rev. John B. Fox, Miss Gladys I minister of the church conducted the service and the scripture les son was read by Rev. Rogers, minister of the Church. Rev. C. L. Langford Paul’s Anglican Church, ed the memorial address, his remarks traced the career of the late King through the various changes of the times. In closing he stated Jhat the best way in which we could remember the late King, and to encourage the new queen, was by following in the great example left behind. A united choir was under dir ection of J. L. Nicol who at the conclusion of the service played the “Dead March in Saul”. Comrade Sydney MacArthur was Parade Marshall, Jack Tu dor Color Sergeant; Ron Mock, and Roy Smale, standard bearers for the Legion, and Mrs. H. W. Horton, standard bearer for the Legion Auxiliary. The church was filled for the service. Gail Munn book from has the tointroduced guest speaker, Miss Nora Cunningham, of the Clinton Public Health Unit, who presented a very informative talk on the “New Wonder Drugs” and their effect on our Public Health. At the conclusion of the talk several films were shown. A particularly interesting demon stration “The First Aid Kit” fol lowed by Mrs. J. C. Goddard. Contributing to the program were readings by Mrs. Harry Caldwell, vocal solos, Mrs. Haun, vocal duett, Miss Mona Caldwell and Miss Gertie Benendike. Ac companists were Miss Gladys Luker and Mrs. R. Broadfoot. Carmel Church Election At a meeting of the board of managers of Carmel Presbyter ian Church tonight the following officers were elected for 19 52; Harold Bell was re-elected chair-, man, and Bert Thomson, re-elect ed secretary; Garnet Mousseau was appointed treasurer to re- ie Fred G. Bonthron. who [ that position for twenty-two pla«( held _________yeafs and recently tendered his resjj_ . nation. A. R. Orr was appointed new envelope secretary. ) -------------- /Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pater son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drysdale, were in Detroit, over the week end attending the Ice Follies in which Barbara Ann Scott is the star of the show. W. J. United of St. deliver- and in Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pater son left Sunday for Toronto, where they expect to spend sev eral days. Mr. Paterson will at tend the Good Roads Convention being held there this week. were Thomas Jeffery, Har- Pavkeye, John were Flint and roses, black and a Hopcroft Poultry Representatives for NEUHAUSER, HY-LINE AND FRANK EDWARDS HATCHERIES Write Us for Price Lists M iss Mary A. Wood Dies Suddenly Private funeral services for Miss Mary A. Wood, who died suddenly at her home, at Hensall, Saturday in her seventy-seventh year, following a stroke, were held from her late residence, Hensall, Monday, February 18, at 2 p.m. Rev. John B. Fox con ducted the funeral and inter ment was in Hensall Union ceme tery. Miss Wood was born in Us borne Township and took up re sidence in Hensall where she lived with her sister, Miss Eliza, who survives her, together with one brother, Frank Wood, of Vancouver, B.C. She was a mem ber of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall. Business Directory DR. J. W. CORBETT L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON ELMER D. BELL, K.C. 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