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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-12-13, Page 11•Exeter Tht Tim»s-Adv6cefe, Deeembor K 11*54 . 1 £ DEPENDABLE il This Week's Covers ♦ u A♦ w 4 A PHONE 200 DAYS PHONE 52 CREDITON A * SEE DOBBS FOR DEPENDABLE DEAL.S FROM See The Model Train Display In Our Store SUPERIOR Propane Limited Yeur^DIttribufor far Propahb Gas and Appliance* for Farm, Home and industry Call Stratford 4174 You Buy was discussod and it was docifLIr M ip purchase same at an early r Small Gift Appliances TOASTERS, MIXERS, FRY PANS, ETC. Sandwich Grills Clean, modern, lines; easy to clean chrome finish; base- is. chrome-plated. steel tray; smooth feet; efficient nickle-chrome heating , element, Reg, 8,95 Special 6.98 0 Gift Basketware TABLE CENTRES e SHOPPING BASKETS FLOWER BASKETS e PICNIC BASKETS TRAYS e FRUIT BASKETS • NOVELTIES 35c to $6.00 COFFEE Percolators Electric Polished Aluminum Fully Guaranteed $4.95 ELECTRIC Corn Popper ■ A Gift The Whole Family Will Enjoy $3.98 ROASTERS ■'Aluminum. and Enamel A Size for Every Purpose Priced From' 2.19 To 9.95 c I .1 Christmas Tree Lights Inside Sets $1.59 Outside Sets $2.39 We Stock Extra Bulbs and Sockets Tree Stands $1.09 I Marx Electric Trains For Dad And The Boys You Are Invited To .Brew»e Around In * Wonderful Lend of Cefor Paa ch, Pink end White Ara lias Flaming Red Poinsettes Gyclamen, ChrUtme# Begonia, Vfolats end Cut Flower* BAILEY'S FLORIST Phone 274 as near as your telephone i N D E N F I E L D S L I M I T D Electric Clocks General Electric or Westclox Kitchen Clocks and Alarm Clocks $5.95 ENTERTAIN SENIORS-—Crediton Women’s Institute held its annual Christmas party for senior citizens Friday night in the community hall. Some of the guests and WI officials are shown here: standing, left- to right, Ed Sweitzer, Mrs. Wellington Haist, program chairman; Mrs. Hugo Schenk, dinner chairman; James Brock, and Mrs. W. Mack,. WI president; seated* Sam Baynham, Joseph Woodall, John Gaiser, and Harry Fahner, ’ __t-A Ph’oto Crediton Senior Citizens were graciously Entertained by mem bers of .the Crediton Women’s Institute in the Community Cen tre on Friday evening. A turkey dinner was served after which a program and social time was enjoyed. Rev. A, Rapson presided for the program when Mr, Stephen Dundas played several 1 violin solos, accompanied by Mrs, Dun das on the piano. They also ac companied the guests in the singing of several Christmas carols/ Readings were given by Mrs. R. Molitor and a very practical talk was given by Rev. G. Strome depicting the true Christmas spirit. v Women’s Institute president Mrs. W". Mack welcomed the guests and several contests were enjoyed? Appreciation, on behalf of the guests, was expressed to the Women’s Institute by Mr, George Stevenson and Mr, Chas. Green. ' o Christmas Meeting Christmas meeting of W.S.W.S. of the Evangelical Church was held on.Thursday evening with a good attendance.'The church dec orations included a lighted'Christ- mas tree. Mrs. R. Krueger was in charge of devotion assisted by Mrs. E. Hendrick. Mrs. J. Bishop favored with • a vocal solo. A playlet entitled “Christmas Windows” was directed by Mrs. Krueger and Mrs.' L. Hey. It portrayed Christmas celebra tions on the various mission fields supported 'by the church. Reports were given by differ ent convenors with the president in charge of business. Bake sale was reported to have netted the society $79 and the sale of Christ mas cards $112.75. Carpets have been laid in the church and the group decided to purchase more dishes for the kitchen. Mission Band Meeting The Mission Band of Evangel- ■ X TP HV Cl nMn . X 4 COUNSELLOR BATH SCALES Fully Guaranteed in White and Colors ELECTRIC HEATING PAD « ■ ’ Fully Guaranteed with 3-Heat Switch Mrs. W. Coates President Of WA‘ The Rev. ,H.-J. Snell was guest speaker at the Christmas meet ing of James St. Woman’s As sociation last Thursday. Essen tials ' of a Christian Christmas, are the gladness of • Christmas which is hope; the spirit of Christmas which is peace and the heart of Christmas which is love, Mr. Snell said. Mrs. William Kernick was chairman of. the program with the theme “God’s Gift of Light.” Jesus is the light of the world and true Christians reflect that light in their homes .and com munities, she said. Mrs. W. C. Allison assisted in the worship service. Mrs. Andrew Dougail and Mrs. Jack Coates contribut ed piano duets. Mrs. Harvey Pollen reported that $550 had been collected by the women’s organizations in a carivafc Which was made in place of having a fowl supper. This money will be applied to the kitchen fund. Officers for .1957 who will "be installed at the January meeting include: honorary presidents, Mrs? H. J. Snell and Mrs. C. W. Down; president, Mrs. Whit ney Coates; vice president's, Mrs. Earl Shapton, Mrs. Wm. Kernick, Mrs. James Smith; re cording secretary, Mrs. W. C. Allison; assistant, Mrs. E. S. Steiner; treasurer, -Mrs. Sam Hendrick; assistant, Mrs. Laura HarveV; corresponding sec’y, Mrs. Ewart Pym; assistant, Mrs. . M. Dinney; birthday box sec’y, Mi’s. Wm. Coates. ■ Floral edmmittee convener, Mrs. H. Hodgson; membership, Mts. J. H. Jones; parsonage, Mrs. H. Pollen; nominating, Mi's. E. Bell; ■ emergency, Mrs. Whit ney • Coates; visiting, Mrs. A. Hunkin; church, Mrs, R. Kestle. Literature secretary, Mrs. A, Idle; C.G.I.T. rep., Mrs. F. Tay lor; Jr. Choir, rep., Mrs. H. May; auditors, Mrs R, Hicks, Mrs. A. Traquair. Group leaders, Miss Verna Coates. Mrs. S. B. Tay lor, Mrs. IL L. Sturgis. Mrs. E, D. Bell conducted the business meeting. Phone 181 Exeter teal U.B. Church held the Christ mas meeting with president, Janet Morlock, in charge, Games were under the direction of Bar bara Dundas and Nancy Fahr- ner. After the supper hour gifts were exchanged and each mem ber was presented with a pic ture of the group. S.S. Class Holds Party The Builders S.S, Class held their Christmas meeting on Tues day evening with a turkey din ner. f President, Wilmar Wein, directed the program. Mrs. Roy Hill Relatives here received word of the death of Mrs. Roy Hill of Hillsdale, Mich, The former Marion Fitzgerald, she was united in marriage to Roy Hill, a former well-known resident of this community. They lived for several years in De troit but had recently resided in Hillsdale. Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Roberta, at home and a son, Ralph, of California. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. John Galloway and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Morlock attended the funeral of.Mrs. Roy Hill in Port Huron on Monday. Mrs. M, Gunn who spent some weeks in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, has returned' to her home. Mrs. Francis Clark who has not enjoyed good .health for some time is at present a' patient in South Huron Hospital,, Exeter.-Mrs. O.-N. Braun has return ed to Caseville, Mich.’ after vis iting with relatives here, Mr. A. Bailey of St. Cathar ines spent Sunday with* Mr. and Mrs. C. Radford. Crediton Women’s Institute will hold the Christmas meeting Tuesday evening December 18. Mr. and. Mrs. F. Haberer of Zurich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser. W.O. 2 J. H, Wade of Manitoba is spending a few weeks at his home here. A COMPLETE TRUST SERVICE IN WESTERN ONTARIO CM RAYE B. 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