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ARCHDEACON A. SPENCE
INTERESTING SPEAKER
AT DEANERY MEETING
The spring meeting of the Dean-
ery of Huron W.A. and elericns
met at 'St, John's 'Church, Bras -
eels on Monday. Holy -Communion
was, celebrated by 'the rector, Rev,
FL L. Jennings, who was assisted
by Rev. Harry Donaldson of Sea-
forth.
.Following the service Mrs. Fred
Hunt of Goderleh, deanery presi-
dent, presided over 'the busineas
session, Mrs. Davies of Brussels
welcomed the guests.
Mrs. A. C. Calder, diocesan pre-
sident, told the gathering of plans
for enlarging the' Anglican Wo-
men's Training College .in Toronto
and also gave information on mis-
sion work.
Reports Were given, by deanery
officers. 1.4uneh was served by the
ladies of 'the parish. ,
The speaker' at 'the 'afternoon
session was Archdeacon Ahab
Spence, 'of the Diocese of Saska-
toon, who ministers to all Anglican
Indians in the diocese and to the
large Indian hospital in North
Battleford. He gave an illustrated
talk on his work, '
Ven, Ahab Spence is by birth a
full-blooded Cree Indian whose
grandparents were !Converted many
Years ago, They are .from a long
line of HudsOn Bay Indians Who
came under the influence Of Rev.
John West, 'the Hudson Bay Com-
pany's first chaplain.
Archdeacon' Spence was educat-
ed at an 'Indian boarding school
at. The Pas, is a Kraduate of Ern-
Manuel College, Saskatocni and the
University of Saskatchewan.
Rev. Dr., K. E. *Taylor of God'-
e'iich conducted the 'service .of
stallation of the' cleanery ' officers,
'Mrs. R, E. Armitage, Mrs, d, H.
Hinde, Mrs, Henry Jensen and Rev,
and Mrs. C. F. Johnson attended
the' meeting. 4
Motor to gclimonton
On Honedmoon Trip
A 'marriage of• local interest was
solemnized On, May 6 in, St. John's
R.C. Church,. Kitchener, when Earl
Cleutus -Ste.- Marie,- son 'of -Mrs.
Francis Ste, Marie`;' of - Wingham,
and :the -late Mr..,Ste..- itarfe, and
Mary .Caili6kine, fclanglitei 'of Mr.
and Mrs...Walter J. Hunt„ 'Kitchen:
dr .exeliatiged,VE,Ws. .„
)!. Rev, d.'41::Milehalf officiated and
Mrs.^ Peggy organiit, ac-
companied John Decarehick, who
was the, soloist: 'An all white color
scheme' Was used iii the snapdrag-
ons and Shasta,daiaies to decorate
the church.
The bride chose a dream white
floor-length, silk organia gown
with a fitted bodice, sabrina neck-
line and long lilyloint sleeves. The
full bouffant skirt of• lace applique
featured a bustle back of lace with
lover knot falling into a cathedral
train worn over a bridal satin hoop.
the fingertip silk Illusion veil was
held by a seed pearl and rhinestone
headpiece. White and pink Sweet-
'heart roses topped the white prayer
book the bride carried, which was
the gift of the 'groom, Mr. Hunt
,gave his daughter in marriage.
Mrs. Eleanor Hunt, sister-in-law
Of the bride, was matron of honor
and Miss Thelma Ste. Marie, sister
of ',the groom, was bridesmaid.
They 'wore identical shocking' pink
silk• organist dresses with fitted
bodices, each With a bow at the
midriff. The sleeves were brief and
the ' necklines scooped. The full
bouffant balerina ,- length skirts
were worn •oVer silk taffeta and
hoops and they 'carried white
Shasta mums mixed with Sweet-
heart roses,
Miss Christine Hunt,.' of !Kitchen-
er, nlece .of the bride, was flower-
girl an,d Master Brian Schultt, also
of, 'Kitchener, and cousin of the
bride, Was ring 'beater. Erwin Ste.
Marie, Of. Wir4gharn, twin brother
or the groom, Was .best than. Gerald
Runt, Kitchener, brother of the
bride, and Robert Ste, Marie, of
Windham; • brother of the groom.
were 'Ushers.
About .260 guests'attended' the
reception at Berkl Square. The
bride's Mother received the guests
itrearing a coffee organza sheath
with beige accessories and a cor-
sage of pink roses., The groom's
mother assisted. She 'wore a beige
organza shbath With green acces-
sories ,and 'corsage of 'yellow roses.
For a Wedding trip to Edmonton,
Alta,, the bride wore a. powder blue
suit With bap accessories and an
Congram - McKinney Nuptials Chilaran-Elaplizeci
At Sunday Service
A Mother's .Day service waS held
in Wingbam United Ohurell On,
i3itliday morning., when several
Children were christened Icy the
ditinister, Rev. T. Q. tf asset'.
He spoke from the subject, "The
Stewardship, of Motherhood",
ed on 'the teXt fonad. in I Samuel,
1:27, "For Ms child pray." This,
was 'the story of Hannan taking
her infant, '.son, Somme!, to the
temple to present him to the Lord.
Hannah sought the wisdom and
'guidance of God In rearing her
yoking soar and ;gave 'him to God in .
Service. Up to . this day, eiviliza-
Wm is built on the pillar of mo-
therhood and parents bring their
young children to the Church for
baptism and seek God's help, in
their upbringing.
The following were the children
christened; !Linda Marie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs: Leslie James
Showers; Robert Scott, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Charles Ron-
son; Frederick Blaine, son of Mr.
and Mrs. !Frederick Edward Moore;
Susan Catherine, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas Edward Powell;
David Keith Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Keith Cameron; Barry
Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Joseph Bondi; Karol Elizabeth,
daughter 'of Mr. and, Mrs. Bradley,
Bruce Galbraith; •. Susan Jane,
daughter of Mr.' and. Mrs. Richard
Wenineyer; Barry Allen, son of
Mr, and Mrs: James Robert Dar-
ling; Julie Gail, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Mac AlOcalider Cameron,
Owen Sound.
The parents and 'ehildren were
led to the altar by > ussel Zurbrigg,.
representing the Session of the
church and the small flower girl,
Ruth Elizabeth Bennett, who pre-'
sented each mother with a flower
corsage,
ST. HELENS
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Miller and
Larry and John Glover of London
'spent Mother's 'Day 'with Mr, and
Mrs. Chegter. Taylor and Mr. and
Mri. W. I, Miller.
Mr. A. G. Webb is. a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London, where
he.' underwent an Operation for ap-
pendicitis last week.
"Stewardship in the Family" was
the theme for Mother's Day ser-
vice on .Sunday. 'In the absence of
Rev, B. F. Green the service was
in charge of Miss W. D, Ruther-
ford and Lorne Woods, assisted by
some of the Sunday School mem-,
hers. Scripture passages wer‘e'read
by Douglas McDonald and. Patsy
Cranston. Stories were read by
Nancy Cranston a ad .N ancy
Dorselft. The offering was receiv-
ed by Wayne Todd, and Donnie
McDonald.
Mrs. Eldon Miller 'Is spending
this week with Mr., and Mrs. ,Wil-
mer Nicholson and family at Hol-
stein.
•.AnnOtmcf. N41,1. ofi
Iron n,mlcraiors
COUrtleratOr$ for platact
hd,Ve been announce'l
as follows:
Village of ply0i, Mrs, Violet M.
Fowler; Village of Prialliels. Gord-
on M, Grant; Township. of
Parry Bow, Cecil. Bateman, Mrs.
Isabel Pearson, glen Bray, Cecil'
B. - Payne.
Township of Morris, James
Smith, Mrs, Mabel Smith, Mrs.
Edna Procter, Robert J. McMurray.
Township of East Wawagosh,
Nelson Patterson, Henry J. Patti-
son, William. T. Irwin; Township
of West Wawanosh, Mrs, Joan
Armstrong,. Mrs. Dorene McGee,
Eldon Miller.
Township of Ashfield, Hugh Me.,
VVbinney, Elwin Petrie, Mrs, Mar.,
ion E. Zion, Lorne Cook, Frank
Hamilton,
A pretty double ring ceremony
took place on Saturday, May 13,
in St, Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham, when Elizabeth
Anne, daughter of Mrs. W. H. Mc-
Kinney and the late Mr, MeKin-
heY, was united in marriage to
John Douglas Congram, son of
Mr. andMrs. Wilfrid Congram.
Rev,. T, J. McKinney, of Tees-
water officiated. H. V, Pym accom-
Mrs. Ernest King
Was 85 Sundays
GORRIF---Mr, and Mrs. Ernest
King, of Windsor, spent 'the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
Kic‘g. They all were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry King at a dinner in
honor of their mother, Mrs. Ernest
King, who was 85 on Mother's
Day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank King,
Mrs. Clara Colmer and Mr. and
Mrs. Sani Branning, Toronto, were
also guests.
Mrs. King is quite active and in
fairly good health. She lives alone
since her husband passed away on
March 13th of this year.
BABIES BAPTIZED
AT ST. ANDREW'S
Rev. Chester Lewis of Kitchener
was the guest minister at St. And-
rew's Presbyterian Church on
'Sunday morning. He conducted
baptismal service when the follow-
ing babies were baptized:
Anne Frances, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, L. D. Balser; Kathryn
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G, W. Cruickshank; Mary
Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon' Welwood; Linda Lou,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
TaYlor; Janet Mae, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Sell; Glenda
Mine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew MoKagae; John James,
son of Mr. ant] Mrs. Jack Alexan-
der of Kitchener and an infant
daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Arehie
Hull,
orchid corsage. They will live in
Kitchener, at 48 Becker Street,
The groom's grandmother, Mrs.
Laura Riteneman, 81, of Hanover,.
was a, guest at the wedding.
—Photo by Connell
panied the soloist, Ken Heron, of
Pickering, who sang The Wedding
Prayer-0 Perfect Love,
Given in marriage by her uncle,
Harry Carter, the bride chose a
gown of chiffon over tulle and.
taffeta, styled with V neck and
shirred three-quarter length sleeves,
The snugly-fitted bodice, emphasIZ-
ed ,with self trim of rosettes and
leaves formed an empire line and
the large bouffant skirt with
same self back trim fell to a
chapel train. Her finger tip veil of
hand rolled double tiers of illusion
was caught by a headdress of cut
aurora ;borealis jewels. Her bouquet
was of pink and white roses with
streamers knotted with stephanotis.
Mrs. Glen Sellers was matron of
honour for her sister, in a gown
of embroidered organza with plain
organzo overskirt and matching
rosette headdress. The bridesmaids,
Helen Ford, Jane 1VIcKague and
Donna Claxton, were similarly
gowned. All carried baskets of
pink and _white roses and baby
mums.
The ring hearer was Billy Sellers,
nephew of the bride. Charles Con-
grain, the groom's brother, acted as
best man. 'Ushers were Glen Sel-
lers and Wendell Alton.
Following a reception held in the
church parlour, the couple left on
a wedding trip to Eastern Ontario
and Quebec, the bride travelling 'in
a mauve stroller suit with mauve
and white accessories and corsage
of yellow roses. On their return
they will reside at 53 St. George
St., 'Toronto.
Parents are reminded that half-
an-hour in the water generally is
long enough in the water for
youngsters. Don't let them stay in
too long to become exhausted or
suffer a chill.
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