The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-11-16, Page 1010 THE TIMES.ADV0CAT5, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMEER 16, 1950
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t^pnard Schroeder
Surfed In Windsor
Funeral services were held
Windsor Thursday fox’ Leonard
George Schroeder, who died sud
denly in Garden
Sunday.
Surviving are
Schroeder, R.R. ......
one daughter, Anna Marie
Schroeder, River Forest, Illinois;
his mother, Mrs. Mary Schroe
der, Dashwood; three sisters,
Mrs. Egmont Bruer, New Ham
burg, and Mrs, Duncan Snydex*
and Mrs. Tillie Restemeyer, both
of Dashwood; and a brother,
William, of Dashwood.
First Lutheran Church,
sor, was the scene of the
conducted by the Rev.
Shorm. Interment will be
toria
sor.
City, Mich., last
his wife, Marie
3, Amherstburg;
CRED1TON EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and
Eber spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Hamilton at Grand.
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glan-
ville and boys moved into the
recently erected home of Mr.
Murray Neil- Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Glenville and children
purchased the home of his bro
ther Charlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson
and Lynda, who have spent some
time at the Anderson home, are
moving to London this week
where they have rented an
apartment.
F/S Pridham and wife and
son moved to Exeter last week
having sold their home here.
Quite a number from here at
tended the Armistice Day service
in Exeter Sunday.
Gleaned From Exeter District High School
Hazel
are pleased to
Lights of Ex
School. Every-
Winshelsea Pupils
(Entertain Parents
Mr. Harvey sparling and ils of the Winchelsea school" en
tertained their parents in the
basement of the Elimville church
on Friday evening to a turkey
banauet. The tables were beauti
fully decorated with candles
Holly.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel King
Wayne spent Sunday with
and Mrs. Alvin Cooper.
Mr. Harry Murch Senior of
London, spent Sunday^with Mr.
and Mrs. Philys Murch.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Delbridge
Bruce and Fred spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs..Bruce Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woolsey
and Babe visited over the week
end with' Mrs. Woolsey’s parents
and Mrs. Baker,
pnp-
London.
, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant
of Loudon, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
Mr, and Mrs. Everett Skinner
and Ruth, Mrs. William Routly
and Anne, attended a trouseau
tea on Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Wellington Brocks, of
in honor of her daughter,
Irene Brock, of London.
Mr. Laurie Stephens, of
don, spent the week-end
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephens.
Mr. Ross Dilling and Miss
Hazel Dilling, of London, spent
the week-end with their parents
Mr. and Mrs, Austin Dilling.
at
Zion,
Miss
He: “Then it’s all set; we are
going to elope at midnight?”
She: Wes, darling,"
He: “Now, sweetie Pie, are
yen sure that you have every
thing packed in your suitcase?”
She MOh yea, I’m positive. Pa
pa and Mama helped me."
andschool paid its annual tribute to
the district men who gave their
lives in the armed services. The
entire school body led by the
bugle band and cadet corps mar
ched to the cenotaph where
Gordon Cann placed a wreath in
honor of the dead.
Very lovely black and red
crests are being displayed for
sale by the Athletic Societies,
Commencement this year is to
be held the later part of Decem
ber instead' of in the Spring as
in former years.
Lon-
with
Chas,
By Joyce
Once again we
bring you the Hi
eter District
one is sure
change in
this term,
science classes
ponsible for the
seeding of nearly eight acres of
grass about
field to the
Evergreen
shrubs have
the entrance
Another science project is the
building of the agricultural barn.
This barn is 43 feet by 25 feet
and it will contain storage space
fox* implements, vegetables, and
bee supplies, 2 poultry pens and
1 livestock pen. The carpenter
work
done
cept
Shop
ters,
High
to have noticed the
the
Mr,
and
Mr.
this vicinity
irelatives in Parkhill
is
re-
are
inl
tn
Frank Reeder is ill at the
of her daughter, Mrs.
Friday a f t e r n o o n
Harold Lightfoot
treatment in the
wish him a speedy rec-
is
hospit-
the school and the
east.
trees and other
been planted along
to the school.
school grounds
Dixon and his
have been res-
landscaping and
Mrs. Harold Tripp
a number of friends
HARPLEY
number from
Wind
service
H. J.
in Vic-
Wind-Memorial Cemetery,
BiBSl
Larry Snider Motors
rfIR€RCURY-
Aluminum
part of
Canadian living
it
Don of Shipka spent Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr,
Mansell Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs, Horace Lake of
Mollard Line spent Wednesday
evening at Mr. Mansell Hodgins.
Messrs. Paul Eagleson, ’Maur-
; ice Murray and Stanley Hartle
’went on a hunting excursion up
north last week.
{ Master Gerald Love is at pres-
very sore face
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attended the Women’s Institute
community sale at Grand Bend
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sturde
vant and family of Grand Bend visited in Sunday with hei* par- ’ ent nursing a
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Love. from some kind of weed poison-
and Mrs.
TuHi night time into sport tune
Here's »
for extra hours of pleasure. . ' o£
<J4J ftojector Mght J
licht for outdoor games. And, 1*
1 §h ttavs brighter htigetl
G-E lamps, it
on this building is being
entirely by Grade IX
for the assistance of
classes in making the
CENTRALIA
Mr. E. Hall, Miss Evelyn Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hart of Clinton
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Gales on Sunday.
Mr. Truman Mills, of Sarnia,
visited with his mother, Mrs.
H. Mills on Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rollings, Mrs.
W. Lewis and Miss Lena Flitton,
visited with
on Sunday.
Mr. and
entertained
at their home on Thursday even
ing of last week on the occasion
of theii* wedding anniversary.
Mr. Norman Mitchell under
went an operation in London, on
Tuesday of last week. We
pleased to know that he
proving nicely.Mr. - - - - - ■
ceiving
al. We
overy.
Mrs.
home
F. Huxtable in Exeter. Her many
friends hope to see hei' out again
in the near future.
Mrs. Steve Molnar is visiting
with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. E. Knight is spending
the wintei’ with her daughter
and son-in-law in Guelph.
Messers George and Frank
Hicks are on a hunting trip up
North this week. Mrs. George
Hicks accompanied them and
will visit with friends.
A special
service was
on Sunday
pastor Rev.
very fine sermon. The Choir pro
vided special music and Rev.
Burton sang a solo.
Remembrance Day
held in the church
morning when the
Burton delivered a
Child: “Mother, why aren’t
there any pictures of angels with
whiskers?"
iMother: “Because, dear men
get in by a very close shave."
has grown to
be a large
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