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THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Wednesday. Sept. 4. 1935 â-º â-  .* » .i » 4 â- * â-  it"' * t -"> â- ,• » â- Â» t 4 X ' t ^xf , i •;. ' 1*^ « I J » LOCAL DISTRICT NEWS 'IT EUGENIA COOKâ€" FENWICK A very pretty wedding was solem- nized on Saturday, August 24 at high noon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Fenwick, 8th line, Art- emesia when their daughter, Delmar Sadie Marie wa.s united in marriage to Mr. Harold Cook, younger son of Mr. . and Mrs. Chas. Cook, Owen Sound. The pretty bride looked charming attired in a frock of white crepe with a yoke of hand-fagotting and wore the groom's gift, a necklace with pend- ant with cameo setting. Carrying her bridal bouquet of American Beauty roses and leaning on the arm of her father, who gave her in mar- riage, she took the place beneath an arch of evergreen. Miss Edith Fenwich, gowned becomingly in a flowered crepe costume with white accessories and carrying a bouquet of maiden-hair fern and rose buds, was her attendant. The grooms- man was Mr. Ward Agnew of Owen Sound. Two winsome little girls, Elnora Fenwick, (the bride's sister) and Peggy Linton, (her niece) were prettily dressed in white and green orgrandy and carried pink and white baskets containing sweet peas and baby's breath. Miss Madeline Hoath of Woodford, cousin of the bride act- ed as pian-t and played the wedding Bells march. Rev. Jos. R. Wolsten- crof:, Baptist minister of Flesherton performed the marriage ceremony. The groom's gifts were: to the pian- ist and bridesmaid, each a compact; to the flower girls, each a bracelet. Mtev the ceremony the guests which consisted of the immediate re- latives of the contracting parties, as- sembled in the dining room where a sumptuous wedding "breakfast" was served. A delicious three-story wed- ding cake centred the table. The happy young couple took the after- noon train for Toronto and other points to spend their honeymoon. The suit with Mrs_ Wilson and other relatives, Miss Margaret McMillan has returned home after spending two weeks hol- idays with the Johnson family at Lake Erie. Mr., and Mrs. Glen MacDonald of Chatsworth visited the latter's grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smith recently. Miss Isabel Henry of West Monk- ton and Miss Jean Carruthers of Kimberley visited their cousin, Miss Muriel Carruthers the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Legard and fam- ily of Pickering spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gorley and Miss Irene Martin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hill, near Mark- dale. Mr. and Mrs Jack. McCowell of (Toronto also Mr. and Mrs. Percy Le- gard, Ronald and Marion of St. Cath- erines visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Magee. Mr. Argyle Martin returned to VICTORIA CORNERS Flesherton after spending a week a*- ^Pf"'''"f ^ f«^ months at her broth Milton Bannon and children spent a couple of days at Toronto and the exhibition last week. Recent visitors at Milton Bannon'a were: Mr and Mrs. Brown of Port Rowan, Mr. Jno. Robinson of Ham- ilton. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz and child- ren of Kitchener, and Mrs. Fritz's father. Mr. Hawes who Is remaining for awhile. Messrs. Atbert ^nd Ernest Stin- son spent a few days at the Ex. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Coon and Mis; Helen Badgero, Toronto visited at Mr .Albert Stinson's over the holiday. Mrs. Wm. Ludlow is spending a few days at the home of Mr. George Dun- can, Bethel. Mr. R. J. Woods, Corbetton, preach- ed a very impressive sermon on sin, at Inistoge. Mr. and Mr.s. Pietrie are away on their holidays Mrs, Robinson is home again after his parental home, and will continue his studies at Flesherton High School Messrs. Jim and Eddie Hargrave have returned to Toronto after a fort- night visit with the Park families here. Mr. Norman Cameron spent a few days at the home of Mr. Bert Magee. Miss Lillian, Magee visited a few days with her friend Miss Frances Reiley of Priceville. Mr Will. Magee spent a few days in Toronto and attended the exhi- bition. Miss Ha Magee also visited a few days in the city. Mrs. T. Lever and daughter, Miss Gertrude of Flesherton visited on Sun- day at the Martin home. Mr.) and Mrs. Geo. Williams and Harold, also Mr. Ernie Williams of Toronto visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Williams. Mrs. Williams returned to the city with them and will spend a couple ot weeks with friends. Mrs. Sprunt who has spent the past two weeks here also returned to her home in the ,' er's in Markdale. GO 'LONG BRIGHT CENTRE LINE Shelbume people chuckle when Glen Phillips of Keldon district comes to town to do the family shopping. He rides into town on an ox and carries home the groceries on the animal's back. The aniaml has^now got accus- tomed to cars and. while most of these whizz by, some of them stop and give this unique outfit a closer scrutiny. To date Phillips has es- caped being "pinched" for exceeding the speed limit. DANCE AT MAXWELL ON MONDAY. SEPTE.MBER 9th. 1935 Music suDDlied bv a good orchestra The wet weather of the pa.st week has kept the farmers from getting their grain in. The grain is all cut but there is quite a lot to haul in yet. [ Jack Robinson spent Sunday with) Stanley Little. Florence Tuohy has returned from a two weeks holiday with her parents j at Meaford. Miss Muriel Taylor has returned home to Toronto after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tay- lor. Wareham school has been consid- erably improved during the holidays. A new floor has been put in and the walls and ceiling painted and the doors repaired. Our school opened on Tuesday, with Miss Ha Fell! of Dundalk as teacher. This will be Miss Fell's third year here Miss Blanche Jackson goes to Hath- erton to teach. Mrs. H. V. Gaudin and Stanley ot Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little. Misg Lillian Morton is '-â- ''" '-".ving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. .A.. Morton. Mrs Luckhurst and son Bert have returned to their home in Toronto. Master Bert has spent two months at th^ home of Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. J. T. Irwin and Miss Dorothy I and Miss .Audrey McBroom have re- turned to Toronto after spending the summer with the former's mother, Mrs. Margaret Little. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russel, Lulu and Bessie and Miss Edna Partridge i also John Osborne and -Arthur Wright I spent Sunday at Robt. Osborne's I Master Lloyd Mcintosh has returned I home after spending the summer with i Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Morton. j Master Garfield Lyons has returned to his home here from visiting friends in Paisley. Master Robbie and His:- Minnie Thompson visited friends in the city the oast week and attended the ex- hibition. NOT UNSPOTTED Some of the children said white, and others black, but little Gloria, A school inspector began by putting! ^^^ ^^^ ^^^j„^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ a few questions to the nnsll giri,. i ^^^^^.^ ^^^^.^^^ ^^.^, .,p,^^^^_ ^.^^ j,^ "Now," he said, "If all the good peo- be streaky." pie were white, and all tlie bad people! were black, what would you be?" â€"HAVE YOU RENEWED? 4 1^ -I I M m Adni bride travelled in a becoming of turquoise blue crepe with hat and i city other accessories to match. We ex- Mr. and -Mrs. Harry Mander and tend our heartiest congratulations j babe of Toronto spent the week end j and best wishes for a happy wedded , and 'holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ' life. They will reside it Barrow Bay ! Fawcett. Ontario, where the gr'/om will teach school. On Friday evening of last week the many friends and nieghbors of Mr. and Mr. Harold Cook assembled at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos; Fenwick and spent a few pleasant hours with them before their departure for Barrow Bay. The bride and groom were the recipients of a miscellaneous shower of useful gifts conveying best wishes from their many friends. "" is.sii.n 25c ( tax included ! Small Advts. Bring Results When you've just had word Ted has won due scholarship . . . and you're pleased as punch . . » and so is his mother . . . Don't just take it out in smiling. Tell him he's a chip off the old block ... via Long Distance. # Night rates on "Anyone" (station-to-station) calls NOW BEGIN AT 7 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young and little daughter of Sarnia visited with Mrs. Y's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Duckett. ,There were 19 in attendance at the Y'.P.S. on Wed. evening of last week. Miss Phyllis Graham the Literary convenor presided and took the wor- ship period. Scripture passages were read by -Annieta Turner. Mar- jorie and Ida Benson. For the dis- cussion. Miss Milie McMullen told a very interesting story of her trip to Jamaica a few years ago. Recrea- tion consisted of a word forming con- test after which the meeting closed in the usual way. On Saturday afternoon. .August 31. the public school children and Miss Sloan held a picnic in the park, a very enjoyable time was spent. In the evening a number of the village people had a jolly time in Berry's Grove at a niarshmallow roast. Bates and Maddocks New Funeral Chapel M. Kleni'.zmu' •'..â- ^tablishniciit •\r\v. \'cr\- Mi;c i'rin;^'s Torontii li 1. 1 I'vont. â- nncra fe- Miss Isaljel Dinsmore of Clarks- burg is the new teacher for our school which reopens this Tuesday morning. We welcome her to our midst. Miss Chri.stina Magee has gone to her school at Stone's Line. Miss Irene Martin to Orange Valley schooj, Miss Dcnalda Sloan to a school near Ayton and Miss Evelyn Turner to Singhampton, Miss Millie McMullen has returned to her teaching duties in Toronto, she was accompanied by her nephew. Master Frank Graham who will attend high school there, i PHILLIPS â€" In loving memory of Mrs. Gillespie, who spent the past our dear grandmother, Mrs. M. Phil- week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jamieson j lips who pa.ssed away one year ago, returned to Toronto with her hu.sband. j September the second, who spent the week end here. Jack I "Till memory fades and life departs Jamieson aiul .Alexandri also spent the | you'll live forever in our hearts." j week end with his parents. Ever remeniibered by her grand- j Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson and ! children, Osboi-ne, Vera, Harold and I Agnes of Toronto spent the week end i Billie Tracy. 'â-  1 IN MEMORIAM I •f I ♦ t \ % \ Y y t t -Ma<ldork< .\ IIK.VL'TIFL"!. 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