The Huron Expositor, 1951-12-21, Page 10SEAFORTH, Friday, December 21
HENSALL
Mrs. R. Gemmell was hostess for
Klippen East Women's Institute
Christmas meeting. Miss Grace Tre-
meer, president, was in the chair,
and pre-sohool children were spe-
cial guests. The motto, "It is more
blessed to give than to receive,"
was taken by Mrs. H. McGregor.
The Christmas story was present-
ed by Mrs. E. Whitehouse. A dem-
onstration of a table centerpiece
\vas ably demonstrated by Mrs. R.
Dalrymple, Egrnondville. Jean and
Bobby McNaughton gave recita-
tions, and Mrs. Fred Slavin contri-
buted a poem. Ten dollars was don-
ated to the Children's Aid Society
in Goderich. and $25 to Korean Re-
lief Fund, Members exchanged gifts
Season s Qreetings!
980 CFPL's JACK JLLMAN
and Santa Claus was present and
distributed gifts to the children.
Luncheon was served.
Father Dies in Goderich
Francis B. Riley, veteran of
World War 1, passed away in God-
erich Saturday after a long illness.
Born in Kidderminster, England, he
came to Canada 40 years ago and
settled in. Goderich. He was a mem-
ber of St. George's Church and of
Branch 109, Canadian Legion. Sur-
viving besides his wife are three
sons; Frank, Ottawa; William,
Hensall, and Leslie, Gode:ioh;
three daughters, Mrs. John Turner
and Mrs. Jas. Burton, England, and
Mrs. Chas. Adams, London, Ont ,
and six grandchildren. One son, Ar-
thur, died of wounds in World War
I. The funeral, with full Legion
honors, was held from the Brophey
Funeral Home, Goderich, Tuesday
at 2 p.m, to St. George's Church,
where services were conducted by
the Rev. B. H. Farr. Interment was
in the soldiers' memorial plot,
Maitland cemetery.
Enjoy Turkey Banquet
The Town Hall, Hensall, lovely
with Christmas emblems, was the
setting for a gala affair Friday eve-
ning last, when a turkey banquet
was enjoyed by members of the
I.O.O.F. and Amber Rebekah Lodg-
es, together with their husbands
and wives who were the special
guests. The banquet attended by
over 150 was catered by Kippen
East Women's Institute. For the
program which followed Past Dis-
trict Deputy Earl Campbell was
master of ceremonies. S. G. Ran
nae led a sing -song; Mrs. Harold
Bell and Mrs. Wm. Brown contri-
buted a vocal duet; S. Rannie, a
solo, and Mr. Jefferson, Clinton,
P.D.D., a reading. Members of the
lodge spoke briefly. Wieners for
the progressive euchre were: Lad-
ies, Mrs. Roy McDonald, Mrs...Al-
lan Johnston, Mrs. H. McEwan;
Christmas Gifts for Him
V -Master and Rollmaster
CIGARETTE MAKERS
Wallets, Tpbaccos, Pouches,
Lighters, Pipers, Cigarette
Cases
CIGARETTE FLAT 50's
Tobacco Half Pounds
CIGARS in 5's, 10's, 25's, 50's
CHOCOLATES
Oke's Billiards
Extends Season's Greetings
gents, Bert Horton, Tom Meyers,
Ross Richardson. Mrs. S. Rannie
and Mrs. R. Richardson formed the
decorating committee.
Mother -and -Daughter Meeting
The Christmas meeting of Zurich
W.I. was held in the Town Hall,
which was decorated with Christ-
mas emblems and lighted tree,
which was a mother and daughter
meeting. Fifty were present. The
president, Mrs, Gush Roche, tools
the chair. Mrs. Newell Geiger,
secretary, read letters of greetings
from other institutes and apprecia-
tion cards. Letters received from
War Memorial Hospital, London,
and Children's Aid Society, Gode-
rich, expressed thanks for cash
donations. Mrs, Milton McAdams
presided for a program with trios
by the Misses Eria Hay, Donna
Desch and Sheila Willert; solos by
Roy McAdams and readings by
several of the younger folk. Mrs.
James Kirkland, district president,
of Hurondale, and Mrs. William
Gaiser, Crediton, were the main
speakers. A shower of jams and
vegetables was riven to a new Can-
adian family, the Walter Archer
family, recently arrived from Ger-
many. Lun-•heou was served by
Mrs. Milton McAr'arrs, Mrs. W.
Hay, Mrs. Philip Hartman and Mrs.
Tetreau. Gifts were exchanged by
the members. and gifts given to the
child, en who took part in the pro-
gram,
BRODHAGEN
Adams - 'Hinz
I In a double -ring ceremony in St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhag-
en, Saturday afternoon, Dec. 15th,
the marriage was solemnized of
Betty Jean Hinz and Mr. Darrell
Adams. Rev. Walter Becker offici-
ated at the ceremony at 1 o'clock.
The bride is the eldest daughter
ef'r. and Mrs, Dalton Hinz, Brod-
-
=' hagen, and the parents of the
IN bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Adams, reside in Mitchell. The
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Christmas greetings
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CALL TO EACH AND EVERYONE WE KNOW
IN TOWN, THIS IS OUR SUREST WAY OF
GREETING ONE AND ALL
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church was decorated 'with chrys-
anthemums and ferns for the occa-
sion. The bride wore a gown of
white slipper satin, fashioned with
fitted bodice, nylon yoke and lily -
point sleeves with French lace in-
serts, Panels of French lace ac-
cented the bouffant skirt. Her fin
gertip illusion veil with lace edg-
ing was ,held in place with a lace
headdress trimmed with silver
stars and pearls. She carried a 'bou-
quet of white chrsyanthemums and
fern. Mrs. Harry Adams, Mitchell,
was matron of honor gowned in
silk velvet in wine shade, with ny-
lon yoke and silver bead trimming.
Best man was Harry Adams, Mit-
chell. Mr. and Mrs. Adams will re-
side in Brodhagen after a wedding
trip to Hamilton and Niagara Falls.
VARNA
A Christmas pageant, "Guests At
the Inn,” will be presented in the
United Church, Varna, at 7:34 p.m.,
sponsored by the W.A. Owing to
this, the regular service -will be
held at 10:15 a.m.
On Friday night, Dec. 21, the
Sunday School of the United
Church, Varna, will hold their an-
nual Ohristmas concert in the
Township Hall.
WINCHELSEA
Miss June Walters, of London,
spent the week -end at her home.
A number of the young people
attended the reception for Mr. and
Mrs, Howard Dayman at Hensall
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Bert Dobbs, of Stratford, is
visiting his sister and brother-in-
law, .Mr. and Mrs, Newton Clarke.
The ladies of the village packed
a large bale at the home of Mrs.
Newton Clarke, for Mrs. Frank Lee
of Brookdale, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prance spent
Friday in Laindon,
McKILLOP
Koehler as floor manager. The
bride and groom were presented
with a davenport and chair. The
address was read by Mr. Harold
Caldwell. The groom replied, ex-
pressing sincere thanks. Lunch
was served.
SERVE,
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when friends drop in
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A shower was held in Mitchell ' 44 S•
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Town Hall on Friday, Dec. 14, when 1 �ti''''^^�� Wat
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Elligson were
made the recipients of useful art-'
isles, such as a floor lamp, desk,
and various other gifts.
in the Evangelical Church on Sun -
A Christmas service will be held! WTiLLAIJE
day, Dec. 23, at 2:30 p.m. i
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rege, Mr.
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and Mrs. Harry Regele and 'Mrs.
Chas. Regele were at Fullarton on
Friday evening attending the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr, and
Mrs. Alex Stoskapf. 1 "Third Dimension Beauty"
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KIPPEN
Mrs. Ducharme, of Dashwood
visited her mother, Mrs, McCly-
mont, on Friday of the past weak.
week.
We are pleased to learn Mr.,
Dickert is home and much improv-
ed in health since being in a To-
ronto hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Burke and
Mrs. Gibson, of Wroxeter, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mellis
on Friday.
We are indeed sorry to hear of
Mrs. W. W. Cooper being on toe
sick list, having been taken to Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on
Saturday. We trust she nsay have
a speedy recovery.
We regret having to report. Mr.
ri Robert McBride fell down the cel-
lar steps last Saturday and thus
causing a fractured hip. He was
taken to Clinton Hospital with Dr.
'Goddard and Dr. Oakes attending.
We hope he soon may be restored
to health.
Mr. Thos. Butt spent a few days
in Toronto, returning home Tues-
day.
Mrs. Stewart Beattie and chil-
r'ren, of Wingham, are spending a
few days at the home of her
1 I mother, Mrs. Robert McBride.
Mrs. Robert Thomson, accompan.
ied by her daughter, Mrs. Schnei-
der, of 'Stratford, were in London
on Saturday.
f'j A large number of relatives and
friends assembled in the Town
a, Hall, Hensall, on Wednesday eve-
ning In honor of Mr, and Mrs. How-
ard Dayman (nee Margaret Wal-
ters), who were recently married.
Dancing was enjoyed to music by
'Desjardine's orchestra, with Glenn'
Asked what be thought of two
candidates for the election, an en-
lightened voter replied: "Well, 1
when f look at them, Pm thankful
that only one of them can get
,elected."
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