The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-05-27, Page 15I
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27tlj, 1953
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PURPLE GROVE.
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. and Mrs; Bahn Emersoh d?
Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson spent
Jast Th ursday,in London,. ■ t,.>-'
j^r. and Mrs, Donald MeCosh
Tnd Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Arnold
fpent a couple of days at Niagara
jast week. ■ ... ■;
Mrsand Mrs;.Garfield MacDon
ald and Garry of Lucknow visited
at-the home of,.Mr. and Mrs, Eli
Morgan on Sunday. ,'
,Mr. and Mrs, Jack Elphick and
-family v<re visitors M the home
of j^r. and., Mrs. Peters Leeson on
■Sunday.-... /' ' ■.
' JkIt;.. and Mrs, MiHer Hartwick
and- Wayne of Kincardine were
"visitors at the home of . Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Currie on - Bunday. - ■
Mr. and Mrs. Frank’Currie and'
Brenda visited, recently,, at the
home of Mrs. Gertie. Walsh at
Kinlough. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson vis
ited with Mr.- and Mrs. Isaac
Nixon of Ashfield on Sunday.
The following visitors at the
home of Mr. Milton Stanley were
Mrs. Harding of London, Miss
Edith Stanley of London, Mr.
Lawrence Stanley and Miss Lor
raine Newbury of Toronto, Mrs.
Murray Wyatt of Kinora, Valarie
Stanley.
The ladies of Purple Grove.
Women’s Institute attended the
district annual meeting which
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW,ONTARIO
and Mrs;; Harold Haldenby, Kin-
loughpiano solos by Corabelle
Thompson ahd Elda Wall; read
ings suitable to the occasion by
Mrs. Tom Hodgins, Miss Mae
Hoyle, ..Mrs; Jim Hodgins; Mrs.
Frank Thompson, Mrs,, Midford
Wall and Mrs Frank Brown, The
address to the bride was by Mrs,
Art Graham., As Gertie opened
her gifts,/ Miss Emma Moffat
read the verses- ahd Miss Helen
Schumacher helped with the gifts.
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was held in the Anglican church |\A/ I kAFAARFRS TO
at Bervie on Wednesday” of last I T** IV
iSUPPORTJAUSEUM
t ....... . u,,u Support for a Bruce CountyMrs. Brindley of Riversdaie last Museum was pledged 'by members
| of South Bruce Women’s Insti-
and Mrs. Crawford and tute branches who gathered at
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week, . ' .>'• . • ’ •I
t Mrs, Frank Dore and Children’]
visited with her parents,'Mr. and I
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. week.
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Sandra of London visited recent-,
ly at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Victor Gawley, 6
A number from Purple Grove
attended the agriculture concert
at Ripley Friday evening,
Mr. , and Mrs., Ronald.. MeCosh,
Mary and Dickie visited at the i
home of Mrs. John Colwell, Kin-i
lough, who observed her /75th j.
’birthday, Her many(fiends join
in wishing bar many such be,cas- .
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GIRL GUIDE NOTES
Bervie last week for their annual
convention. \
. Each member will \contribute
one dollar to help establish the
museum. The site for the mus
eum will be selected next .month
-by- .the; Bruce County Council.
Buildings are available.. in Kin
cardine Walkerton' and So.uth-1
Rampton. % ,y”
There were 200- delegates pres
ent .at the convention from the
South', Bruce district. Lucknow,
Branch was represented By Mrs.,
J. R. Johnstone, Mrs-. Burt Roach,
Miss Mary MacLeod and Mrs. A.
Last Friday evening' the Girl i J\yils2,n’ . , T ... ,
Guides were tested by Mrs. Ken IK Mls® E-E°und of \he U»We’s
Mowbray anjf Mrs. Donald M<._ . branch of the Department of A-g-.
Kinrion for their Needlewoman ’s 1a» Toronto revrewed the
badge. The following Guides pass- "stltute s hlstory a"d p0Jnted t0
ed the test successfully: Ruth'll lncreasin8 n.^er ?f exten-
Treleaven, Nancy Webster, Bev-1 sl°" c°?rtse,s liable
erley Ashton, Marilyn Kilpatrick, I
Joanne Hunter, Joyce Mowbray,'
Louise Andrew, Bessie -Reavie !ed that was rais?d 14 ’
t a ’.senior and four junior branches.,Jean Richards, Marjorie Arm- Prizes for the best roroarams
strong and Nancy Johnston. I . . programs
mu j ' j •• xu . went to Reid s Corners, Holyrood The Guides are donating the;.^^ ......’• ... .
garments made to the Red Cross
Society. .
District treasurer, Mrs. Victor
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Gertie received many lovely and
useful presents, Miss Wraith was;
also guest of honour'at a surprise
shower held for her 'by her girl
friends in Wingham’ recently, ,
where she received many lovely
igjfts, .■ / ‘'. _ . '
Customer: Can you recommend
this sleeping mixture?
Druggist: Absolutely. We give
an alarrh clock with every 'bot
tle.,
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Prizes for the best programs
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and Teeswater. junior institutes.
The district lent its support to
Mrs. R. J. Gates; of Colpoy, Bay,
I for the office of provincial presi
dent.
District officers elected were:
president, Mrs. R; J. MacKellar,
Kincardine; first vice-president,
Mrs. Donald MeCosh? Purple
Grove; :2nd^vice-president, .Mrs,
J. E. Rowe, Kincardine; sec.-
ti eas., . Mrs. Victor Emerson,
_Whitechurch, Federation jpresL.
i“dent, Mrs. Melvin Rome, ..Tees^.
l/Water; alternate, Mrs. P. A. Mur-
I ray, Holyrood. . . -
| Delegate to_the ^area conyenr.,
"■• tibhris Mrs.- John Elphick, Luck
now, with Mrs. John Colvin,
Teeswater, as alternate. .-Auditors
are Mrs. J. Coultes and Mrs. JaS.
Mplnnes of Whitechurch, Fedbr-! at ion of Agriculture representa-
• tive is Mrs, John Shier, Arrhow? I Committee conveners elected
1 were: Agriculture and Canadian
[ Industry, Mrs. Orland Richards,
[Lucknow; citizenship and educa
tion, Mrs, Geo. McKee, Armow;
community Activities and public
ity, Mrs. Neil Grander, Tiverton;
home economics and health, Mrs.
Thomas Blair, Heid’s Corners;
Resolutions,Mrs. Rose Martyn,
Ripley; Junior Institute activities,
Mrs. Earl McConnell, Tiverton,
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Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bell of Tor-
I onto were recent, visitors with
the Hannas. ‘ .. .Ji/; /. , -
Miss Joyce Little.of L.D.H.S.
spent the week-end with Miss
Helen Schumacher,. - 1
Mrs. Frank Brown spent. Tues
day evening with Mrs. William
iialde .. "■ ’J 1; " . . '
. Mr. land Mrs; Don Willets
Guelph
Hannas. <
Achiev
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ere recent visitors
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ent Day, was held
the Walkerton District 14 High
School for the girls who had tak
en bhe course, '‘Dressing up home I
grown Vegetables”,. Each girl in
the Vita-Ghls group received a
Jo-vely-.-spopm- -Miss -Nancy Need-
ham^receivevd the county certifi-
cate for having comble.ted_six_pro^
j jects. Seyeral of the girls received
other certificates; . ' ‘
Miss Grace Hahper/ who. has
been employed at Mj. Joe
Hanna’s for -over two years, nbs
now accepted a position in Owjen
Sound at ■ a friend of Mr. and.
Mrs. Earle Hod^ins. * '
A charming event took place
last Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Morley Wall with
M^s. Jack Schumacher and Mrs.
antr-hostessesr
.when friends and neighbors gath
ered to honor Miss Gertie Wraith;
prior to her approaching mar
riage. As Miss Edna Boyle play
ed the; wedding march, Gertie
was ushered to her place of honor
by Miss Helen Schumacher and..
Miss Emma Moffat., With Mrs.
Frank Brown as chairlady, an Jn-
tbrhstitig pYOgrafn • “ was' given
consistihg of solos by Mrs. Ray-*
mond Schumacher of Teeswater
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