The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-10-17, Page 8,t
'Thi Titn .i . Advoaato. ,Ochsbor 17. 1957 ..
Crediton Group Hears
BC Missionary's Wife
Mrx. J., E. Whiting of Hazel-
ton,. B.C. was guest speaker at
the Thanksgiving meeting of the
W.A. and W,M,S, of the United
Church ort Thursday.
Mrs. Whiting gave .an enligbt-
*Mn talk on mission work in
Ii ezeiton where her husband,.
Dr. .J, E. Whiting is medical
euperinttn:dent of the W inch
Memorial Hospital, and :strifssed
the .need of christian workers,
Mrs. R. Lightfoot presided for
R:EMEMBERI.
Exeter Lions'
Frolic.
October 25
the devotional period .assisted by
Mrs. R. Finkbeinei° and Mrs. O.
pili. Mrs. Strome favored the
tweeting with a violin sola and
Marlene King and Frances Jack-
son sang a duet.
Mrs. Earl Neil and -Mrs. Gar-
field Hilt conducted short busi-
ness meetings and a social time
was enjoyed with guests from,
Crediton Evangelical, Shipka
and Centralia churches. Greet-
ings
reenings. were extended to Mrs, S.
Lampert,. oldest lady present,
who was marking her birthday.
Afternoon hostesses: were Mrs,
J. Mawhinney, Mrs. J. Gallo-
way and Mrs. Clifford Kenny.
Thanksgiving :Services.
Special Thanksgiving services
were held in the local churches
on Sunday morning, In the Evan-
gelical church Rev. Strome spoke
on "The Act of Godliness." Fruit
and vegetables were on display,
also a beautiful basket of flow-
ers in memory of the late Mr.
John Smith.
Rev. A. Rapson of the United
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Church chose u his subject
,be Hoad of Gratitude" with
special
music by the choir.
Service will he withdrawn in
the United Church, on Sunday in
favor of dieter Main Street an-
niversary. Crediton church school
Goniiti nce io a i7
e r.
will at
Frank- P.Rskun
fit Hyatt Avenue United
Church, London, on :Saturday,
Ross Ann Peskun,�ddaught z of
Mr. and Mrs.Andrew w . e k ,
was. united' in marriage with
Charles, Richard Frank, son, •of
Mr,. and Mrs, J. Bethel Frank,
Koinoka,
Mr. and, Mrs. Frank will live
in Crediton where Mr. Frank is
cashier in the Bank of Montreal.
Alonzo Hodginr
Alonzo. •Chester Hodgins, 88,
died at his late residence, 11,56
Richmond St., London, ,on Mon-
day, Oct. 14,
Mr. Hodgins was born and
raised .in Crediton, the son of Mr,
and Mrs, James Hodgins, In
early life be operated a black-
smith shop and also dealt in car-
riages, For some years he was
AA overseas .dealer in cattle and
made many trips overseas. Lat-
er he operated a flax industry,
He retired and moved to Lon-
don some years ago,
He was an active worker in
Crediton United Church.
His wife, Martha Ann (Adams)
Hodgins, predeceased him. Sur-
viving are two daughters, Mrs.
Clinton Brown (Queenie), of Lon-
don, and Mrs, Charles Julien
(Trellis), of Boston, Mass., and
one brother, Oscar Hodgins, of
Detroit, Mich.
The body is resting at the Geo.
E. Logan and Son funeral chapel,
London, where the funeral serv-
ice will be held on Thursday, Oc=
tober 17, at 1.30 p.m. Interment
will be in Exeter Cemetery.
Personal Items
Mrs. Edward Morlock Led Miss
Ella Morlock spent Monday in
Windsor. Miss Lulu Morlock,
who had spent the weekend at
the home of her parents, accom-
panied them to her home in
Windsor.
Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Fink-
beiner and family of Galt spent
several days with Eugene's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Fink-
beiner.
,Mr. and Mrs. Wni. -Bender and
son spent Thanksgiving with
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Becker and
daughter.
Mrs. M. Faint visited over
the weekend with Mrs. H. J.
Kuhn in Kitchener.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Sinclair were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Heaslip of
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. John
McGinnis of Dashwood and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Smith and Har-
vey of Centralia,
Mrs. E. Foist, Miss Nola Faist
and Mrs. Pauline Ness were
weekend visitors with Rev. and
Mrs. Fred Foist and family in
Kitchener,
Mr. Harold Amy of Hamilton
spent the holiday weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R,
Finkbeiner. •
Mrs, Charles -Green, 10o suf-
fered painful injuries resulting
from a fall in her home on
Thursday, is somewhat im-
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Toes daswell and
son of London visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bender and son
on Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryall of
London and Mr. and Mrs. New-
ell Morgan of Port Huron were
weekend guests ,with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Swartz.
F10. Robert Palmer, present,
ly at Moose Jaw, spent the holi-
day weekend wits. Mrs, Palmer
and daughters and with Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Fahrner.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser
visited with relatives at South
Cayuga •over theweekend and
enjoyed chri ch service •on Sun-
2?a•; where Mr, Calvin Fahrner
isin charge.
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Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs,: Harry Winter-
burn and family of Toronto, 1lr.
and Mrs. Pete Pawliw and,
family •of Wyoming, Mr. and.
Mrs. John Sabot and family of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bul-
lock and family- of Toronto and
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bullock
visited on Sunday with. Mrs. Ed
Bullock and Stuart, ' '.2
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bra hey
and Miss Fr a n c e s Broophey
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Fallis and ,family
of Mount Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Mc-
Linchey (nee Noreen Kells)
were married last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steeper 'of
Sarnia spent the weekend with.
relatives.
Mr. Dawson Woodburn and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brethour of
Toronto spent the weekend at
the former's home,
llfiss Sophia Young visited on
Tuesday With her sister, Mrs.
M. England and Mr. England
of Hensall.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Brophey
and. Karen visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence
Brophey and family of Hanover:.
Miss Jeanette Steeper of "Sand.
Hill and Miss Marion Woodburn
of-Burketon spent the weekend
at their homes.
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Pollock
and. son of London spent the
weekend with Mr., and Mrs.
Milton Pollock,
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Gun-
ning of Granton viljted recently
with Mr.. Wilbert Young and
Miss Sophia Young.
Mr and Mrs, Clifford Whiting
and laughter of Toronto spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs,Roy Whiting,
Mr, ' and Mrs, Earl Gardner
and family of Newmarket silent
the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. 3, Gardner,'
A number of relatives and
trienda in this vicinity+ attended
the funeral last Thursday of
Mr. Alatter.Mellln, M Wheatley,
Mr. and Mrs, .lames Gere•
metre spent a: few days in To-
rento last week,
Anniversary services will As
held in the United Church next
Sunday at 11 CM. and '7' p.m.
standard Willie, when Y, Rev.,1r'
R. Moore. ;H.A., of. Air t atlra.
rimes, a former minister, will: ha
guest speaker.
News Of Wc odhan
Ry MRS, ARTHUR RU.NDi.R
Harvest Thankselviny Services
The Harvest Thanksgiving ser-
vices were held in Woodham
United Church ,an :Sunday morn-
ing last with a good crowd in
attendance. Rev. T. Elliott of
Kirkton was guest speaker.
The choir provided the music -
with Mr. Ray Mills: of Exeter
as. guest .soloist, Two baskets of
fio 1 ers• were placed .on the pede-
stals
ede-
sta s in mem ry of the late
Mrs, Bert Rundle,
Visitors attending Thanksgi.v.
ing services were:
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie .Jones.
of Granton and Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Miller of Exeter with
Mr. .and Mrs. James Miller and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. ',Ephriam Hern
of Zion with Mr, and Mrs,,aw-
rence l+iilis, .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers .of
Kirkton with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Doupe .and Grace.
Mr, and Mrs. George Levy •of
Thames Road,. Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Levy of St. Marys with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brine of
Base Line with Mr. and. Mrs.
Oliver Hazlewood. •
Dr. and •Mrs. U. Laite, Strat-
ford, with Rev, and Mrs. J.
Slade.
I1fr, and Mrs.. Will :Scott, Kirk -
ton, with Mrs. Thomas Doupe
and Russell,
Mr, Earl Carrel of Exeter with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ro-
bert Carroll.
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Anios,
Kathy and Brian of Kirkton
with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
Mrs, Jessie Jacques with Mrs.
Ada Butters. ,
Mrs, Florence Tufts of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Gil McIntyre
and Gail of Kitchener, Mr.. and
Mrs,. Ross Tufts of Kirkton and
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Skinner and.
family of Munro with Mrs. Lulu
Kirk and Lorna.
Mr, and Mrs, Mack Walk=
and family of Canfield, Mr. and
Mrs. Stan. Mountain of St, Marys
with the fo'i•iner's sister,. Mrs..
M. Copeland and Jean.
Mr. and Mrs, Preston Morri-
son, Kirkton,. Mr, and Mrs. Roy
McCurdy, St. Marys, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira McCurdy.
With Mr, and Mrs. Oscar
Brine, Mr, and Mrs. Phil Brine
and Nancy of St, Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stephen
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mills with Misses Blanche and
Rhea Mills,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson,
Base Line, Miss Ethel Wilson,
St. Marys, were Monday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rundle.
Mr. and Mrs, 1'talter Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs. Rundle .Stewart,
Mr, William McKay and Stew-
art, of Windsor, were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Rundle and attended the
funeral of the former's sister-
in-law, the late, Mrs, Bert Run-
dle, on Saturday.
Weekend visitors at their
homes in the village were Miss
•Marilyn Brine of London ,with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Oscar Brine; • Miss Norma Hern,
nurse -in -training at St..Joseph's
Hospital; Dr ,and Mrs, George
Morpliy, Nelson and John of
Toronto, at their home.
Barrie Slade of Belle 'liver
was a Thanksgiving visitor( with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs, J.
Slade.
Mrs. John Stewart of Thames
Road, Mrs. Arthur Campbell of
Brantford were Sunday visitors
with Mr. • and Mrs. Arthur
Rundle,
Mrs. Smith of Exeter .is visit-
ing
isiting at the home of her son, .Mrs;
John Smith and Mrs, Smith,
Mr, and lairs, Archie Chatten
of London 'called on their
mother on Sunday:
Mr,. iltd Mrs. Arnie Vodden
were visitors with her sister,
Mrs.'. Lloyd Makins and Mr.
*dans of Ela Yti .
Mr. and Mrs AMA Lawrence
and Norman,, Mrs. MAY •Crosier,
Miss Joan Terrin ton of De.
trolt. Mi. ,anal Mrs. Arthur H -
kins,,Science•'lilli, Mrs. Geo e
Itopkuis, Mitchell,. were Sun
day Thanksgiving guests with
Mr. and. Mrs. Herb Hopkins:
Mr. and Mt`s,. Wesley Shier,
•Granian, Mrs. Viola Denham,
Mrs, Alex Seaton of Fort Erie
were. Monday Thanksgiving
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Vic
Chatten.
Ron 'Chattel', of Elora spent
'thanksgiving .at his .home in the
village. •
Mr., and Mrs, Dwight Orr,
Mrs. George Simmons, Mr, John
Simmons, North _Branch, Mich,,
attended the funeral of their
eons' n, the 'late Mrs, Bert.
Rundle,, on Saturday,
Weekend visitors out of the'
village were;
Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Webber
were in Rochester, .New York,
with the fornier's brother, Mr,
Charlie Webber r and Mrs. Web -
her,
Mr, and Mrs. Russell : Mills,
Sharon and Earlene in Detroit
withrelatives,
xe,at ves,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques
and family with Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Selves, Hensall.
. Mr. and. Mrs. •Cecil Camm
with their daughter, Mrs. Cole
and 117r,. Cole in London, on Sun-
day. •
Mr,. and Mrs. George Wheeler
with Rev. John and Mrs, Cook,
of Arkona.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb
and family With Mr, 'and Mrs,
H, Small, St. Thomas, on Sun-
day. . •
Mr. and • Mrs, John Tipping
and family - with Mr, and Mrs.
Hygh Gibson- of Port Credit on
Sunday..
Of Canada's ten provinces only
two,. the prairie provinces of Al-
berta, and `Saskatchewan, do not
border on salt water.
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