The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-10-23, Page 9a
ensall
And District News
CORRESPONDENTs
Mr..Maude HoOdon, Phone S-•
Mrs. Archie •MacOregor, Phone. 196
• Former Vet
Buried Here
Mrs, S. Faber InstIj Slate
Holland Native
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Mrs. Staffer Faber, 73, died For.Loci — go
Dr. Andrew Roy Campbell, suddenly on Friday evening, Mrs. William Caldwell, N.G.,
e in
rIX'S" 62' of Guelph died October 17, at her hom
111 Tuchersmith township. presided at the meeting of ,Am -
Toronto General Hospital, on ber •Rebekah Lodge Number 349
Friday following a lengthy ill She was the former Netlike
Broakstra of Holland, Mr. arid en Wed"esday evening w h e n
l'IPSS. .. .D..''. Mrs. William. Chambers
, Mrs. Faber and family . came to of the Rebekah Assembly of On -
He was retired secretary 01.; licnsall from Holland in 1924
the Canadian Guernsey Associes tario 1.0.0.F. installed the offi-
Mrs. Faher is survived by her cers for the year.
tion of Ontario Agriculture Col- husband, five sons, Harry and Frozen
lege, and former veterinary sur- Jack, Prior to the installation Mrs.
Monday from . the Bonthron fit.
gem n in Hensall for 22 years.
Toronto and William, Guelph,
by Padre W. A. Young
sons, james, Sayrna;
Ontario Agriculture College at
Guelph assisted by Rev. Forbes
mer Hazel MacDonald, three i''"'" 10and two grandchildren.
Thompson, Guelph at 1 p.m. cemetery.
Funeral service was coliducied residence conducted by Rev.
Surviving are his wife, the for-
Gordon, great-grandchildren,
of the Charles 0, panto,. Hensall, and P.N.G., Mrs. William Caldwell;
held Monday from her late -• - .
interment was' in° Hensel" Union Ewen;
eter, BOON'S and Egbert, Kip -
Rev. A. G. Van Eck, Exeter.
Birthday Party
Public funeral services were
grandchildren and four read
Hensall, Cornelius, Ex
----- Irvin Ford of the Exeter Lodge
Harry Beaver,
Parke; L.S.N.G.,
(llenh Bell; R.S.V.G., Mrs. Alex
Jing team of Exeter was led by
Noble Grand, Mrs. Inez Mc
MacGregor; vice Grand, Mrs.
the D.D,P.'s marshal', Mrs.
The officers elected were; Jr, - •
the. commission. The instal- Food
R.S.N.G., Mrs,' Leona
.4\11.5. Archie CORN
•.1.ibby's Whole Kernel
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neral home, interment was in Complimenting Mrs. Emalie Mcaeatil; L.S.V,G., Mrs. Milton
Baird's. cemetery, parker on her birthday, mem. Lavery; chaplain, Mrs. Hugh
The pallbearers were Messrs- hers of her family gathered. at . McEwen Jr., recording secre-
Sam Dougall, Edgar Munn* Earl the home of her soo.th-law, and tary, Miss Maybelle Whiteman;
and Percy Campbell, David daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edgarfinancial secretary, Mrs. Clar-
Sangster and Elgin Roweliffe. Cudmore, on Monday evening. ence Yolland; treasurer, Mrs.
Interment was in Baird's Ceme- A social time was enjoyed Laird Jacobi; warden, Mrs. E.
teryduring which Mrs. Parker was ChitSchase; conductor, Mrs. A.
Bingo Winners. . presented with miscellaneous Orr; color bearer, Mrs. H. Le -
Legion bingo winners on Sat- gifts. Refreshments were served, mon; pianist, Mrs. W. Fuss, in-
side guardian, Mrs. L. Eyre;
urday were Alberta Bedard; Personal Items outside guardian, Mrs. L. Fergu- FEATURE! Swift's — Save 40
Mrs. W. Vernier; Mrs, S. Jef- Mrs. Vera Gregg, of Gorrie, is son.
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Little; Rodger Wilkinson; Torn 111,, and Mrs. Don Avery, of sang appropriate solos. Mrs. Cald- Jewel
fery; Mrs. Clarence Reidi. Ed, a guest with Mrs. L. Simpson. MrS. William Cann, Exeter,
Kyle; Mrs. Mae McLellan; Mrs. Sarnia, were weekend visitors well presented D.D.P. Mrs. SI--11-JRTENINQI
loy Pepper, Exeter (2); 'Mrs. with the latter's parents, Mr. Chambers with a gift.
Menovaste, Detroit; Mrs. Lillian and Mrs. Joe Flynn, and Joyce. Mrs. Chambers gave a brief FEATURE! Save 40
Mr. and . Mrs. John Reid, of address outlining the year's work
London, visited this week with and inviting the Lodge to meet;
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart McQueen. with Clinton and Brussels lodges ' rein LLINOHEcii.i MEAT
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell and at Clinton, November 17 when . -
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell were the Assembly President will be
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. present. Mrs. Garnet Johns,
Lloyd Ballantyne, at Thames Exeter, Mrs. L. Eyre and Mrs.
Road. . S. Blackwell, Hensall, expressed
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Kiefer words of appreciation and Mrs.
were recent visitors with Mr. Leona Parke thanked the in-
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Seaforth Pastor
Circle Speaker
The Arnold Circle of the Pres- and Mrs. 3`lervyn Hayter lii ;stalling learn.
byterian Church held their Varna. The financial secretary gave
Thankoffering meeting Monday Mr, Russell Moore, of Ban. a report of the bake sale and a
evening in the schoolroom of the croft, visited during the past birthday box will be sent to Mrs.
church with members from the
Kippen W.M.S., Carmel W.M.S.,
and Home. Helpers of the Arnold
Circle as their guests.
Mrs. A, Orr, the president,
welcomed the visitors and
opened' (lie meeting. Mrs. Ron-
ald McGregor, of Kimien, read home after visiting with her son
week with friends here, Annie Logan.
Mi'. and Mrs. Byron Kyle and
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M . J. Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merrier, of
Zurich, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kyle, in Dies In London
St. Catharines.
Mrs. Fred Peters returner]
a Thanksgiving poem, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Peters, In Pens
guest speaker, 'Rev. Leslie Elder, -
Mrs. Beaton introduced the
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles, of
Landon, were recent visitors
of First Presbyterian Church,
with Mr. and Mrs. James Sang-
Seaforth, who gave, an inspiring
message. Mrs. Harry Snell,
Mrs. Trevor Wilson and Mrs.
Beverley Beaton prepared' and
conducted the worship. A piano
duet by Mrs. Harold ,fones and
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot was much
enjoyed.
An invilatin to the W.M.S. of
Carmel Church Thankoffering
meeting, to be held November
14 in the schoolroom of the
church, was accepted.
The November meeting will be
held November 17 at the home
of Mrs. John E. MCEwan. Mrs.
Robert Madge. played Plano Hospital, London on Tuesday.
selections following the meeting. October 14. Funeral services
Hostesses for" the social hour were held on Wednesday with
were 'Mrs. Harold Bonthron and .burial in London. Mrs. Jackson
Mrs. William Brown. is a niece of Mrs. Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. James Erskine,
of Atwood, spent Thursday eve-
ning with. Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Mickle and family.
Miss Margaret Petch, of
Wadena, Sask., who is a student
at the Dental College in Toronto
spent .Thanksgiving with her
aunt, Mrs.Jas. Wright, and with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Reid
and. Allan spent Sunday visiting
relatives at Tiverton.
lllll ewes
stk. and Mr. and Mrs. Len
No.ake.s. .
Miss Ruth MacLean, of Lon-
don, was a weekend vsitor with
her parents, Mr; and Mrs. Robt.
MacLean.
Miss Marian May, of Exeter,
was a weekend visitor with Miss
Betty Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid
and Mrs, Bob Talbot, Bayfield,
attended the funeral of Bette
Joanne, six weeks old infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George
Jackson (nee Joyce Helm), Lan-
don, who died in St. Joseph's
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The death occurred suddenly
at her residence in London on.
October 10, of Mrs. John Cole-
man in her 73rd year. •
She was the former Louisa
Armstrong, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong
of Hay Township. She had been
a resident of London for 46
"ars.
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Her husband predeceased
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Surviving are three sons, Al.
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daughter (Irene) Mrs. Ray Cart -
might, all of London; one
brother, 'George Armstrong, Hen -
sail, and • a sister, Mra, Earl
Campbell, Hay Township.
Funeral services were held
from the Evans funeral home,
London, with interment in Moluit
Pleasant cemetery.
W.A. And W.M.S.
The Woman's Association and
Woman's Missionary Society of
Chiselhurst United Church. met
Tuesday afternoon.
W.A. president Mrs. R. Taylor
was in charge with devotional
conducted by Mrs. Jack Brint-
nell.
It was announced that the
sixth district rally is to be held
October '2;3 in Bayfield. Plans
were completed for the bazaar.
bake sale and tea . to be held
Saturday, October 25, at 3 p.m.,
in Hensel.' United Church schoel-
root ,
• The. Woman's Missionary So-
ciety study "Concerns of -a Con-
tinent" was taken by Mrs. Ed
TaylOr, A special collection was
made for 1the Wheable Memor-
ial.
Mrs. T. Brintnell gave a re-
port of the South Sectional of
Huron Presbyterial held at Cred-
iton United Church last Friday,
Mrs. Robert Kinsman contribut-
ed a piano solo. Mrs. Harold
Parker reported on the supply
work. Mrs. Clarence Coleman.
was in charge of the business.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Wilion Broad
foot, of Goderich, were recent
visitors with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, MacLean.
Personal Items
Mr. William McGregor, of Kip -
pen, was rushed by Bonthron
ambulance Thursday night. to
Clinton for an eniergency appen-
dectoiny.
Miss Betty Mickle left Eng-
land •Tuesday of this week for
Canada sailing on the Flag Ship
Homeric. She 'III arrive At Mon-
treal next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig
and children of Walton, also Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Aiken and Ann
of near Mitchell, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Lerne Chapman
accempanied by the latter's pAr-
011t, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis of Clins
ten spent the weekend with rela-
tives in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MarLaren
Of Goderieli were recent, visitors
with the former'S brother and
sisfer•in-law, Mr, and Airs, R.
Y. MaeLaren.
'Mr. Thomas Lavender Jr., of
WAterloo, was a Weekena visitor
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Lavender%
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
arid son. of Sarnia, visited this
week with the termer's parentS,
Mr. and with.
Wilbert Dining.
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