The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-05-16, Page 8•
Pre evening ceremony in Blyth United
MUMS and lighted white
tray in candelabra formed the
f'or a pretty evening
COMM uniting in marriage
Kates Geo Bina Burkholder of
ItR 4, Blyth, and Bryan dames
Stanley Black of RR 1, Belgrave,
in the Blyth United Church at 7
p,In, Friday. April 36- Rev. Cecil
L. Wittich performed the
ceremony and Mrs.\ Donald Kai
presided at the organ. Mrs. Tom
Cronin sang, "The We.ding
Prayer" and the theme from
"Love Story".
Parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mrs. George Burkholder of
RR 1, Blyth. The groom is the son
of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Black of
RR 1, "Belgrave. Mr- Burkholder
gave hisdaughter in marriage.
The floor -length bridal gown
was A-line with empire waistline,
stand-up collar and full-length
lace sleeves gathered into but-
toned cuffs. A headpiece of roses
held her shoulder4ength veil. Her
dress•and a matching detachable
train were scattered with
flowerets and she carried a
bouquet of yellow roses sur-
rounded by shasta daisies and
baby's breath.
Miss •Mary Lou Vincent of
Londesboro, a close friend of the
bride, was maid of honor. She
wore a floor -length pastel yellow
dress with a background of
colored daisies. The gown
featured long sheer sleeves and
an empire waistline trimmed
with yellow velvet. She carried a
bouquet of multi -colored shasta
daisies surrounded by baby's
breath and trimmed with yellow
streamers.
In similar attire were the
bridesmaids, Mrs. Lila Rintoul,
sister of the groom, of RR 3,
King, and Mrs. Debbie Verway,
friend of the bride, of Auburn.
Harvey Black, Belgrave, was
his brother's best man and guests
were ushered by brothers of the
bride, Bill Burkholder and Rob
Burkholder, both of RR 1, Blyth.
The Auburn Community Centre
was decorated with white and
pink wedding bells and streamers
for the reception which followed.
Receiving the guests, the bride's
mother chose a floor -length gown
of turquoise polyester with bodice
and sleeves of lace. She wore
black accessories and a corsage
of pink carnations. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
who wore a floor -length gown of
pink polyester cashmere with
long pink floral sleeves. Black
accessories and a corsage of blue
carnations completed her en-
semble.
For travelling to Northern On-
tario and Toronto, the bride wore
a short mauve dress with OM
waistline and short puffed
sleeves. Her accessories were
white and shWore a corsage Of
yellow carnations. •
Mr. and Mrs. Black are resid-
ing at Belgrave.
Guests attended the wedding
from Cochrane, Woodstock,
Toronto, Dorchester, Don Mills,
Kincardine, Huron Park, London,
Oakville, Belgrave,, Blyth and the
surrounding area. Honored
guests were Mrs. Cora Alblas of
Woodstock and Mrs. Reg Beadle
of Toronto, both grandmothers of
the bride; and Mr. and Mrs. Jinn
Emerson and children of
Brandon, Manitoba, friends of
the bride and groom, who
provided music at the recepti n ,
Prior to her wedding, showers
were hosted by the bride's . aunt,
Mrs. Bert Overvelt of Beachvtille;
Mrs. Carman MacDonald, Blyth;
Mrs. Jim Blake, Brussels; Miss
Mary Lou Vincent, Londesboro,
and Miss Susan McCall of Blyth.
Minister honored
at Sund�y banquet
The ladies of the Wingharn
Pentecostal Church were in
charge of the morning worship
service, May 12, 1974. After a few
words of welcome from Rev.
George Fry, the song service was
conducted by Mrs. Tom Gardner,
with accompaniment of Mrs. Ed
Szusz and Mrs. Don Albrecht on
home and family before. God.
were Misses Janet Szusz and Joy
Albrecht. A solo was sung by
Miss• M. MacLeod. Mrs. George
Fry's message was based on a
mother's responsibility to her
home and family before God.
The members of the congrega-
tion of the Wingham Pentecostal
' . Church gathered out at Snell's
Restaurant, Westfield for a
Mother's Day dinner. The board,
Tom Gardner, Don Albrecht and
Curt Dawson presented Rev. G.
Fry with an engraved tray from
the congregation,.congratulating
non bis' ordination,' which took
ace this past week atthe:West-
ern Ontario District Conference
of the P.A.O.C. On behalf of the
congregation Mrs. G. Fry was,
$alvation-now is the time,
topic given by Mrs. W. Ford
Mrs.William Ford spoke on the
topic, `'`Salvation -- Now Is the
rime when the Womem's Mis-
sionary Society of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church met Tues-
day of last week.
During the years God has been
building a Christian fellowship
which now extends into almost
every nation. In the past 30 years
this fellowship has made great
strides, establishing new church-
es in newly formed churches, and
newly aware cultures. These
have brokenthe ties of depend-
ence on mother churches, and.
ha a explored ways of witness-
ing, and discipleship, related to
their own cultures. Countries
such as China, Japan, India, and
of Africtia have come into more
powerful participation in World
community. • The new. day ; of a
single world community is be-
cominga reality. This is a time of
many religions presenting com-
peting claims that they provide
the answer for men everywhere.
When men seek a single world
faith, the Light of the world can-
not remain, hidden. We will have
to rediscover our Christian iden-
tity, which is being identified
with the crucified One, and this
involves us with all people of the
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The. president, Mrs. Robert
Armstrong presided for the
meeting and gave the invocation
and prayer, followed by the open-
ing hymn, "Lord Speak to Me".
Minutes and correspondence
were read by the.secretary, Mrs.
Gordon Wall. Announcement was
made of the May meeting of
Maitland Presbyterial Society of
the WMS in Ripley on May 13,
with Mrs. J. M. Burnett as guest
speaker. The treasurer's report
Was given by Mrs. Gordon God -
kin and friendship and service
calls were reported by members.
Scripture was read and the
meditation conducted by Mrs. El-
dred Nichol who said God has
called us to be fully his people
and to witness in a Christian way
to our Lord. It is possible to live
fully and to be the special in-
' strument of His mission, and to
comprehend the relation of the
church to His salvation.
Mrs. Willis Lapp led in prayer
and "Faith of Our Fathers" was
sung.
Mrs. E. Beard favored with 'a
beautiful vocal number, "He
Touched Me". •
Fallowing the reading of a
story, "From Taiwan" by Mrs.
H. Aitchison, the problems facing
the very ill mother, Mrs. Lin, and
her family, two of whom were
afflicted with severe ailments,
were discussed.
Mrs. Tom Currie led the meet-
ing in prayer. The offeringwas
received and dedicated by Mrs.
Frank Ross.
Mrs. Ford spoke on "Our Glo-
bal Home". Rapidity of transpor-
tation and communications has
made the world one. This is a glo-
bal day, for there exists a world-
wide community which has ex-
perienced fellowship and com-
mon work across almost every
boundary of every race, and
every country. The mission in
which Christians all over the
world are called to participate is
God's mission.
The meeting was closed with
the singing, of "Take My Life",
and prayer offered by Mrs. J.
Burchill. Lunch was served and a
social hour enjoyed.
presented with a bouquet of red
and white carnations. Rev. G.
Fry took over his duties as pastor
of the Wingham Pentecostal
Church on March 3, 1974.
Mrs. G. Richardson
is guest speaker
The Ladies' Mission Circle of
the Wingham Baptist Church
held its 'May meeting in the audi-
torium of the church on May 8.
Ladies from Goderich and Bay-
field Baptist Churches were in in-
vted as guests.
Mrs. Dave Bridle from . Holy -
rood was soloist and 'Douglas
Thomson favored with a piano
solo. Mrs. Arnold Thomson gave
two readings, "Only One Mo
and Education of Issiox ..
Kids".Mrs. George Hotcidnss�
also gave a reading, "A Mother's
Day in Africa".
The special speaker for the
evening was Mrs. Grace
Richardson who gave a devotion
on "Peace" and showed her
beautiful slides taken in Africa
where she is teaching in a private
school for missionary children.
The slides showed the children in
interesting classrooms, swim-
ming pool and all the facilities
that any school in Canada has
with beautiful surroundings.
An hour of fellowship and Iin&
followed in the lower auditoIium.
THE MARRIAGE OF Jeannine Heil, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Turnbull, Jamestown, Ohio and Robert M.
Daugherty, son . of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Daugherty of
Wingham will take place on Saturday, June 29 in James-
town United Methodist Church. The bride -elect is a
graduate of Greenview High School and presently attends
Wright State University: Robert is currently employed with
the Toronto Dominion Bank in Windsor.
Planning a wedding?
If you are planning a wedding the one thing you may overlook is
the write-up for the newspaper. As news value, we have tried for
years to hove wedding reports submitted promptly.
Our policy now is to publish free of charge ONLY if the wedding
form or write-up: arrives in our office within ONE WEEK after the
wedding. After that time there will be a charge of $5.00.
Wedding pictures will also be published free of charge but ONLY if
they ore in within NINEDAYS after the event. This leaves a one, week
publication gap. After that time there will also' be a $5.00 charge for
printing'the picture, . • •
In other words .if both the report and the picture are submitted
within the allotted, times,. there will be no charge for either. If the
write-up is on time and the picture is not,_ the wedding report will be
published at the proper time free of charge,' the picture Tater with a
caption at a cost of $5.00. If the picture -is late and the bride insists the
wedding report be held for the photograph, the price for publication
will be $10.00.
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Pictures of
Nepal shown
GORRIE — Miss Lenora Bes-
wetherick of Fordwich showed
pictures of her trip tVepal attill
May meeting of UnW.4 of Go
United Church Women, held at
the home of Mrs. Dick Carson,
Monday evening of last week.
Mrs. George W. Sach gave the
meditation, ``Spring Showers
(Showers of Blessing)'(. Mrs.
Robert Edgar gave a reading
"The Family".
Mrs. Fred Taylor of Beams-
ville attended and renewed old
acquaintances. Proceeds from
the baking and. plant sale, auc-
tioned by Mrs. Glad Edgar, were
During the business plans were
made for the garden party on
May 29 and also for the CGIT
Mother and Daughter Banquet on
June 3.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction. Lunch was
served by the hostess and com-
mittee.
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their meeting with the pie and
motto repeated by 15 Siris. Roll
call was answered and the skit
discuszed.
Mrs. Watcher led discussion on
all aspect's h'
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REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector
MRS. HARRY RRYDGES, Organist
and Choir Lsador,
SUNDAY, MAY 19
ROGATION SUNDAY
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11:00 a.m. — Morning Prayer
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