The Seaforth News, 1958-09-11, Page 4organist, Miss Marilyn Taylor,
Rev, Hussar offered apprecia-
tion to Rev. White and Board for
their invitation and extended a
*Welcome front the High Court
Chief Ranger and tool for his
scripture lessou the 15th chap, ot
St, John, *which stressed the
Point of "Love one Another".
Rev. Hussar's inspirational
message was expressed around
the thought of machinery for
Good Words. National Relief and
World Outreach, The 4,0.F. helps
to combat the dread' disease 01
Cancer.—What are we doing? .Me
we active and get no place? We
need power and we need the pow-
er of God and Jesus Christ (I 8,m
the Vine, ye are the branches).
\\'e need light and. God is the
source of light and power and we
are personally a part of the
source of power Aram God —
reach out and it is there.
To go to Church is like a re-
generating power from God and
Without this power we are like
dead. wood, or a bulb without
light. We often cut ourselves off
from this source of light from
God and we make others suffer
as well, then we prevent our
Church, Court and Community to
see the light. Rev. Hussar closed
with a poem by Grace Noll Orw-
ell, "You Must Wait".
Until your empty reservoirs fill
up,
As slow rain fills au upturned
cup,
Now lift your life dear child for
God to fill,
He only asks that you be still. •
After the service all members
marched to the hall where the
ladies of the Local Court L1842
Were hostess and served cookies
and coffee to all members and
visiting friends,
On behalf of the Court Constan-
tine, Sister Mary Riley, •- prod -
dent. :thanked all for attending
and expressed the thought for a
early Church service:
Visiting members were from
Chesley, Hanover, Whigham,
ion. Brantford, Kitehener, -Goder-
tell. Auburn and I.ondesboro.
Mrs. Rola- Jamieson and Jim
spent the weekend with her
laughter and sonin-law. Mr, and
Mrs. ,Taelt Donald and family, et
Midland, Michigan.
- Mr. and Mrs; Bert Whyard and
Mrs. Eliimbeth HoWes of London
visite,' Saturday with -Mr.- .and
-
Mrs. Rola. Grimoldby. On Sunday
visitors at the same borne were
.Mr. and :NITS. J, McClure and Mr.
;Ind Mrs. Ar -hie Kerr, McKillop
Congratulations to Charles Mao-
oreg•or, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roes
Maeilregor and to Marilyn Riley.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Riley. who were successful Itt
inning the Dominion and Pro.
' THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, September 11, 1958
vincial Bursary of $500 each. We
wish them every success la
their future studies.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coleman,
Miss Mae Coleman, Varna, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, SW-
IM and family on Sunday and at-
tended services at Constance TJ,C.
Nrisitors on Sunday with Mr.
and •Mrs. Borden Brown and.•fam-
ily were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weig,
Lynda and Larry and Mrs. Joe
Brown of Hanover. On Monday,
Mr. and Mrs, Herb Brigham of
Desboro visited at the Brown
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Woods and
Debbie of • Ajax spent the week-
end with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley.
KIPPEN
Grant and Kenneth. Jones of
Kippen will appear on the ama-
tenr contest on focus at. OKNX•
Wingham, TuesdaY, Sept. 16
at 6 p.m. Iitat Love will appear
Thursday, Sept. 13, tante week
and the same program.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Hutchi-
son of St. Thomas visited a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. W. 1Viellis,
Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Gnatult and
family of Hamilton and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Reale° and Sylvia of
London were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Littleton,
Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Roberts and
family visited receutly With Mr.
and. Mrs. Gordon donkey and
family of Kerrwood.
Mrs. Herb Jones is a patient
iu St. Joseph's Hospital, London
and hopes to be home by Satur-
day of this week.
We are happy in reporting Mr.
Robert MeAllister is improving
favorably in health.
Mrs. Rena Caldwell and Mrs.
Robert McGregor visited rela-
tiVes in Toronto and attended the
C.N.E.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Blake and
daughter Olive of Lucknow visit-
ed Thursday afternoon with Mr.
:and Mrs. N. Long,
Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Erma
Moore of Royal Oak, Mich.. visit-
ed a couple of days recently with
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper Sr.
Congratulations to Miss Pat
Lovell from her friends at 'vett for having been ehosen the
title of Miss Grand Bend and re-
ceiving the crown Miss 'Western
Ontario, et Windsor.
Mrs. Clark .Tr. who Was hospit-
sli2ed in St. Joseph's hospital,
London. has returned home feel-
ing genie better.
Mr. and Mrs, M. Steekle of Zur-
tell. visited Monday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Long.
TURNER—ill acKAP
.A. very colourful wedding cere-
mony took place in St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Hillsburgh,
Saturday, Aug. lith when June
Catherine MacKay, only daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Ross MacKay
and a niece of Miss Margaret and
Mr. Oliver MacKay of KiPPen,
became the bride of William Geo,
Turner, ROMP, Ottawa, son of
MI'. and Mrs: William ,T. Turner,
Dunmeiwy, Ireland.
White and red gladioli backed
by green fern made an arbour at
the altar of the 'church, where
Rev, George Wilson perforated
the ceremony. Mrs. Wallace Bar-
bour played the wedding music
and accompanied the soloist,
Mrs. Auburn Wright, Erin, who
sang "0 Lord Most Holy" at the
signing of the register, and as
the bridal party stood at the al-
tar prior to the commencement
of the service, "The Lord's Pray-
er".
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
white bridal satin, falling away
in folds at the front from a pan-
el of imported French lace, with
long lily -pointed sleeves and yolk
of the same lace, encrusted with
sequins. Her skirt fell in pleats
to a train of satin scallops bord-
ered with lace and caught uO
with sequins. Her three -tiered
finger-tip veil was caught by a
Pearl and sequin coronet, and
she carried a bouquet of white
ftecked carnations and red ros-
es with white bridal streamers.
Miss Alice Howe, of Stratford,
!cousin of the bride was maid of
honour, and wore a waltz -length
gown of nile green organza
caught up in panels by tiny
rflowers, over a double net skirt,
`with matching shoes and mittens,
and velvet and net head band.
She carried a bouquet of tawny
gold talisman roses surrounded
by yellow carnations. The brides-
maids. Anne Luke and Eima
Stringer, both of Georgetown,
wore gowns. identical to that of
the maid of honour, the fernier
111 Yellow, the latter in orchid.
Miss Brenda Auxley,
was flower girl, daintly attired
in rose coral with matching flor-
al headdress, and carrying a
basket of white baby mums and
Pink fleeted carnations. The best
man was Corporal Mel. Gilbey,
and the ushers were Corporal Bill
Leiteh, and Constable Waugh, all
of the R.C.M.P., Ottawa. The
gentlemen of the bridal party
wore scarlet tunics and the full
Immediately following the cer-
dress uniform of the
emony a reception was held in
the Presbyterian Churelt hall, at-
traetively decorated in blue and
gold streamers. :be RCMP colors.
REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth
THURS. FRI. SAT, SNOW WHITE AND THE
SEVEN DWARFS.. A Walt Disney Fantasy
COMING — MISSOURI TRAVELLER
The bride's table was centered
with a four -tiered hand decorat-
ed wedding cake, topped with a
miniature mountle and his bride.
The guests' tables were centered
with a miniature mountie groom
and bride dressed in the same
material as that of the bride. Re-
ceiving the guests, Mrs. Maalf-aY
wore an aqua lace over taffeta
sheath, with matching lace hat,
white accessories and a corsage
of pink roses and white carna-
dons.
For a wedding trip to northern
Points, the bride donned a white
linen sheath, a turquoise band
at the waist, wit matching tur-
quoise duster. Her pillbox hiat
was of white silk Mutating, her
accessories matching. Site were
a corsage of red roses and white
carnations. The couple will reside
In Ottawa. Out or town guests
were present from Erin, Guelph,
Toronto, Parry Sound, Ottawa,
Stratford, Seaforth, and Ortin
and Kippen,
Nortliside United Church
Rev, J. C. Britton, Minister.
10 a.m., Sunday School
11 a.m., Morning Service, ser-
mon subject: "Commitment".
Egniondvitie Usited Church
Dr. J, Semple, Minister
11. a.m., Subject; "The Inten-
tion of Jesus in the Resurrec-
tion".
7.30 p.m., The Y. 1', U.
10 a.m., Church School and the
Minister's Bible Class.
11 a,m., Nursery Class.
11,30 a,m, Junior Church.
Sept. 21st. 123rd Anniversary
Services. Guest Ministers, morn-
ing, Dr, II. H. McConnell, New
York. Evening, Dr. Manning
Potts, Nashville. Tenn.
Music; The Stratford Male
Chorus.
... .
First Presbyterian
Church
Rev. D . Leslie Elder
Minister
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