The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-06-14, Page 7Honor Dorothy Pincombo
Neighbors .and friends gather
ed at the heme of Mrs, Harold
Taylor Friday evening to honor
Miss Dorothy Pincombe, bride
elect, with a miscellaneous show
er. Mrs. Taylor read the pres
entation address.
Miss Barbara Hunter contribut-1
ed humorous readings and con
tests were enjoyed.
Miss Mavis McBride was co-
hostess with Mrs. Taylor,
I Missionary Speaker
At Centralia Service
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i W.M.S. Anniversary
A .large congregation attended
the W.M.S. anniversary service
in the United Church on Sunday
morning when the Rev. D. C.
Blackmore of the Caradoc In
dian' Mission was the guest
speaker, in his address Rev.
Blackmore outlined his work on
the Reserve. He said thaGthe
tomahawk and scalpel days' In
the life of the Indian were a
thing of the past. Educational
and religious training had im
proved their standard of living.
The speaker, was accompanied
by his choir from the Muncey
Reserve who provided special
music for the service and great
ly impressed4heir listeners. One
number was sung in their own
language, The service was an
Inspiring one in both message
and song, s
W.M.S. Meeting
Mrs. Elmer Powe, Mrs. A.
Smith and Mrs. G. McFalls were
in charge of the worship service
and program at the June meet
ing of the W,M,s. in the school
room of the church on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ross McFalls sang a
solo. The leaders were in charge
of the study book, “Education
of Indians” and gave an accpunt
of the provisions made by.the
church and state, for the .Can
adian Indiah in education, health
and welfare, services.
This (was followed by a discus
sion, .led by Mrs. Powe, on. the
Indian and his way of life,
It was decided to entertain
the Baby Band, and mothers,
and Mission Band at the August
meeting instead of at the July
meeting’. The hostesses were Mrs.
Baynham,’ Mrs, Sholdice and
Mrs. W. Elliott. „
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hicks of
Vancouver, B.C. are visiting with
the former’s brother, Mr, and
Mrs. Andrew Hicks..
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greb and
Glen of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs.
Urban Pfile of Dashwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Love, Maurice,
Arlene and Mr, Simdn Greb. of
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Hod
gson, and Kay were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. K.
Greb and Wayne/
Mr. and Mrg. Wnj. Lee, Alls*.-.
Craig; Mr, and Mr?. Frank
Hicks, Jeanne and Bruce were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Hicks,
<» Master Billie HWJctalale was eft*
tertained at the home of his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr?. R.
Madge, Hillsgreen, op Sunday id
celebration of his sixth hirth.
day, Other guesti included his
parents, Mr. arid Mr?. Wilfred
Huxtable add Mr. add Mrs, An-
drew Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. M.
‘Elliott and Mlss: Agnes Ander-
son.Mr. and Mrs..Harvey Hicks,
who ere visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs'. Andrew Hicks,
spiint Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Ricks,
Rev, J. T, and Mrs, Clarke
and family. Miss Oldford, Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Hodgson and
Miss Agnes Anderson were among
those who attended the ordina
iion service at the London Con*
ference in Stratford on Thurs
day of last .week, when Mr.
Ewart Clarke was ordained a
minister and Mis? Frances Clarke
a deaconess.,
Mr, 'and Mrs. 0. Pollock and
Master Tommy of Ripley were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Lome Hicks,
’ Mrs, Love and son of Windsor
called at the home of Mrs, Clara
Abbott on Saturday .
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Mrs, G. Strome was in charge
of devotional period when the
Ladies Aid and W.S.W.S. of the
Evangelical Church m6t Thurs
day evening.: 4
Miss Clara Clark of0 Varna
spoke bn “Adults’ Responsibility
to their children.” Jean Krueger
played r. piano solo and Barbara
Dundas contributed a vdcal solo.
Rev. Strome spoke on -Child
Training.’
Mrs. R. Krueger presided for
business, Mrs,- J. Finkbeiner re
ported six quilts and -bale of
clothing being sent to Korea.
Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner was ad
ded to the roll membership,.*
Reports were given on W.S;-
W.S. Convention held in Strat
ford, by Mrs. Strome, Mrs. E.
Wenzel, Mrs. E. Ratz, and Mrs.
R. Krueger. At the close a half,
hour of fellowship wa‘s enjoyed.
July meeting’ will be held in
Zurich . when the Crediton and
Dashwood societies will be .en
tertained by Zurich Society.
Children’s Day -was^ observed
last Sunday in
Church. •• There
tisms.
Personal Items
Rev. Mr .and ___ ..........
entertained the members of the
E.U.B. Church choir,' at a sur
prise function; in their home on
Friday evening. Slides were
shown and lunch was served to
the appreciative members, who
have served under Mr. Strome’s
leadership during the past year.
Mrs'. Matilda Perry and Mrs.
Martha Ball (nee Matilda and
Martha Wind of Crediton), Mrs.
Edna Jones and Miss Leona
Crowder all of Detroit, called cn
friends in town on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.- Martin MOrlock
of Galt spent tho weekend here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace of
Dearborn, Mich., were weekend
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wel
lington Haist.
< Airs. Wm. Decker of .Zurich,'
who has been ill in hospital, is
convalescing at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser.
Mrs. Edwin Beaver, who spent
several days in London Hospital
returned to her home <qri Friday,
accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. A. Robertson. Mr. Robert
son and daughter, Aiine, of Lon
don, spent Sunday here‘and Were
accompanied home by Mrs.
Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald England
and family of London spent a
few days nwith Mr, and Mrs.
LJoyd England, prior. to t Gerald
leaving for his '.new appointment
by the Bell Telephone Cd. to
Alaska, * . ’
Mr.-and Mrs, Wm, Benninger
and. Mr. and Mrs. Gebrge Vin
cent of Detroit visited- oh Sunday
With- Mrs.-S.' Lamport.
- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fahrnor
and family of. London Spent Sun-',
day.with Mr. and Mrs. E, KZ
Fahrner,
Mrs, Beta Lutz and son, Tim-
mie, of London* called on Mr.
and Mrs. Jos, Woodall on Sun
day,
'■'The Creditcn Women’s Insti
tute were Successful in winning
first prize in the handicraft com
petition at the District Aritiual
peld in Zurich.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D, Mack during the
weekend were: Rev, and Mrs.
Parrott of Thedford, Mr. and
Mrs, James Cann, Assiniboia,
Sask,, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elder
and Darlene of Owen Sound*,
Mrs, D, A. McLachlan of Lon
don, Mr. an' Mrs. T. 6. Selby,
Mr. and Mrs, R, Whetter, Caro-
Jyn and Robert, all of Toronto’,
Mf« Atid Mrs. Larry Cann and
Patricia of Red Deer, Alberta.
Mrs. George Leslie and David, of
Port Arthur, Mr .and Mrs, Bryce
Mack and family of Zurich, Mr.
the Evangelical
were six bgp-
Mrs. G. Strome
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