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Thnrldwi August 23. was.-" a haw? milestone in the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes of Emerald Junction, when with their family and friends. they celebrated the thirty-fifth an- niversary of their marriage. The day was fittlngiy begun by the attendance with tlielr "family. ; at Man at. St. Malachla's Church. K Kinkora. where thirty-five years it before. they had taken their mar.
riage vows. The anniversary Mass
I was celebrated by Rev.-Msgr. P.
F. Hughes of Estevan, Sask.. a brother of Mr. Hughes. It is in- terestlnl to note that Msgr. , Hughes also celebrated the Mass. 1; and performed the marriage. cere- many on their wedding day. Dur-
,9' in the anniversary Mass appro-
.- pi-late hymns were rendered by brothers and sisters of Mrs. 1 Hughes. who were accompanied by Miss Florrle Green as organist. After Mass the happy couple ' returned to their home in Em- ierald where the day was pleas- . antly spent with their Immediate family. At six o'clock in the evening. supper was served to . about thirty-five guests which in- -'- ciudediMr., and Mrs. ii'ighes' im- mediate family and relatives. also -; their parish priest, Rev. Francis , MeQuaid. .. The dining-room tables were i very artistically decorated for the ' occasion with cut flowers and ' lighted tapers, and two beautiful . wedding cakes adorned the bri- . dal fable.
Immediately after supper brief speeches were made by both Msgr. Hughes and Father Mc- Quald. in which they cxieuderi
gcongratulations, and best wishes to the happy couple. to which Mr. Hughes fittingly replied. Mr.
1 Jack Green. Who acted as chair- ) man for the evening. then had 'r the guests assemble in the living , room whcrellttlc Mary mid Bren- ! don Hughes. grandchildren of the ' honoured guests. presented a beau- tiful basket of flowers. and ex- tended their 'congratulo'.ions to "Gammle and Gampic". Follow- ing this their elder son. Mr. Spencer Hughes on behalf of the immediate family. read an ap- propriate address to hlsiparents. while their younger son. Mr. Clay- ton Hughesand daughter. Mrs. Merritt Callaghan. made the pre- sentation of a Kroehler Recliner. immediately following the fam-
ily presentation. Mu. Alban Keough on behalf of'the "Green
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family" rue a very fitting address while Min Fiorrlev Green and Mrs. Charlescpnnolly made the Presentation of a beautiful tri- llsht floor lamp and matching table lamp.
Although completely taken by 'lll'ln'll0' 311- Hlllhel. on behalf of his bride of 35 years. thanked all very sincerely for their gifts and load wishes. Fitting remarks were also made by several others present. including Mrs. Charles Connolly” Miss Florrle Green. and Mr. Merritt Callaghan. who on behalf of himself and Mrs. Spen- cer Hughes spoke for the in-laws. In the evening the neighbors, and friends called at the home tol
offer their congratulations and best wishes. . The Women's Insti- tute of which Mra. Hughes is .1
Alfred Slnnott and a gift sented by Mrs. Peter Clark. Mr and Mrs. Hughes were the recip- lcnll of many other giftn from the llulihes family and other friends.
The remainder of the evening was pleasantly spent in music
cd by Mrs. Alban Keough and Mr. Lloyd Lawless. Refreshments were served later In the evenlngl '0 nll lllfesenh by their daughtenl Mrs. erritt Callaghan and daugh. ter-in- aw. Mrs. Spencer Hughes, assisted by Mrs. Clayton Green. Mrs. Jack Green, Mrs. Harry Murphy. Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Mrs. Harry Green and Miss Flor- rio Green.
Before the guests departed all joined in singing "For They Are -lolly (l0od'Fellows" 1nd "Auld I-ans Syne.' All deonrted wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. Hughes many more years of happy wedded life
Address
Dear Mother and Dad:-
It is with hearts full of love and gratitude that we. your chii. dren. are gathered here this eve- nine to honor you on this happy event-the occasion of your ihmy- lmll Wedding anniversary.
The Years that have passed 5l'lC9 that llnpliy and unforgettable flnY when you two were united I" "W l10lY bonds of matrimony. and set out together in love. joy Ind hope. to found for yourselves. the dearest and happiest spot on earth. our home. have been filled with naught but blessings and joy
As we look back over our cnlldhood days to the love and tenderness we enjoyed in the lililllil Mme. you made for us. we realize that through the years
Hlwlys been for us. and the many pleasures and advantages'we en. loyed were made possible by sacri- fice and hard work on your part.
As children. perhaps we toolqp time thing: for granted, but to- day we want you to know that our hearts are filled with love and nlibrecletion. not only for those IIEPPY and carefree years, but also for the exemplary life you have led. which will be for us always, I suidlnr light to follow.
The memory of our famllyl hearth and all its pleasant es- wlth us always. and though our own in- terelts in life may of necessity keep us apart. we shall always be drawn back to our home with Mother and Dad. I
God has indeed blessed us in
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Church were with yellow and white gladioli on Saturday afternoon at o'clock F ” officiated at the impres- sive double ring ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Alnua Elizabeth Howtt. Niagara Falls. and Mr. George Sterling MacLeod of Lon- don, Ontario.
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The chancel and'altar of Christ prettiiy arranged
three when Rev. Canon E. H
The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hewitt of Niagara Falls. Ontario. and the Broom the youngest Inn of Mr. Leod of Prince Edward Island.
and Mrs. John P. Mac- Tbe bride. given in marriage DY
her father, were a graceful town of white lace. with a. long torso, full double net skirt, Peter Pan collar and long sleeveaforming lily points over the of French illusion was held in place with a helmet Ityle head- dress. and she carried a cascade of white 'mums.
It was fashioned
hands. Her finger-tip veil
Cinnamon colored lace was worn
valued member. remembered her by Miss Evelyn ll9Wmv "Md ill Wlth an address read by Mrs. honor and sister of the bride. It pre- was ballerina length with a full skirt, points at the neckline was fashioned with a. Peter Pan collar. matching lace picture hat.
coming to
long sleeves and the
wrists She wore a
Miss Nancy Fielding, the brides-
nntl sins-sons. Solos were render-imaid. was 80Wn0'-'l ln Sll9l'WWd green lace. ballerina iensllh ll was fashioned on similar lines to that of the maid of honors and she wore a matching Plclufe hal- Both attendants carried cascade! ofwyeiiow 'mums with lily lelwel The best mnn Wn! Wallace. and the usher was Mr Alexander Smillie.
Mr. Wesley
The wedding music wt. played
by Mrs. B. Y. Williamson. who accompanied Mrs. J. Homer who 'was the soloist.
Forty guests were entertained
'following the ceremony at Queens- ion Heights Restaurant. where the bride's mother received with the bridal party. wearing a frock of navy blue sheer with cessories. roscbuds completed her ensemble
grey ac-
A corsuge of yellow
The groom's mother was attired
In copper with pink and brown accessories. of Talisman roses.
She wore a corsagc
For travelling to Montreal and
Prince Edward Island. the bride wore a copper colored suit with green accessories. and corsage of, yellow rosebuds.
Mr. and Mrs. MacLcod will re- side at 686 Strathmeyer Street, London. Ontario.
our parents and in our home. and today we offer our thanks to Him." the .Giver of every good and perfect gift.
We want you to accept this
gift as a remembrance of this happy occasion. our deepest love and appreciation
It carries with .1
for all you have been to us. and
our prayerful wish that God In His goodness will see fit to IP81"-'
you to us for many, many years to'come. and that someday lI93'
ven will find our family unbro- ken. as God in His goodness has
seen fit to find us this evening. Your Loving Family.
Dearest Fannie and Joe:-
It seems just a few short years. Since your marriage
vow; you took. However. it is thirty-five. So says the Parish Book.
So, we are gathered here together In your home so fine and neat,h
To join in the celebration.
And, of course. your food to eat. Your family clo e around you Have yet to.ca so you pain. That shows the good example That you set. was not in vain. You two have worked both long
and hard But still are in the Plnk. So please pay heed to the mod- cm long. "It's Later Than You Think."
healing in open sores and wounds pun take things a little easier
1. our advice to you.
For in fifteen years 'twill be fifty
years.
Then you'll celebrate that. too. Now please accept this little gift
And use it every night. Maritime comes your way.
Electric
May it be your guiding light.
Your loving Mother, Brothers
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4 Iianeveld-Vleleeea Wedding
Von Emeaday Sept. oath at 4:00 oolock in the afternoon, Rev. H. E. Ashford officiated at the wed- ding eeremony of Miss Lenl van Walaeem of Rotterdam, Holland and Lambertua I-laneveld of lnoadufnen. Holland. The marriage
emony took place. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDowell, Southport.
me bride wore a two-tone wine dress iridescent taffeta and car- ried a nosegay of red and white carnatlons. She were also a. silver breach and bracelet of exquisite craftsmanship, made by natives of Indonesia, given by the 'groom. The matron of honour was Mrs. Alex McDowell. The groomsmau was Mr. Pieter Kooymen.
The attractive twenty-five year- old bride arrived in Canada by plane on September 15. In Holland. because of her knowledge of the English language she worked with an Importing Company.
The groom. Lambertus I-Ianevcld of Loosdulnen. Holland-, a. market- gardner by trade. arrived in Can- ada in April this year. He served with the Royal Dutch Army from May i946 to Sept. 1949 and has seen action in Indonesia. Till now he has been employed by Mr. R. snaz- zeile, Southport and he and his wife wil move to Central Bedeque where he will work at the poultry farm of Mr. Ivan Dawson.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chores Scranton, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rcpcr, Southport. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wendell Mutch. Southpori: Mr. and Mrs. waiter Macbure. Mr. andtMrs. Johannus Brink. Mrs Alexia Mutch, Mr. T. Parcirierny, and B. Brink. '
Wedding Anniversary
An outstanding event in the social life of Union Road took place on Friday. September, 15th, I950. when the people of the com. mumly. with other friends and kindred, gathered at the spacious old home of Mr. and Mrs. Bart C. .1-lardy. now the residence of their son Wilfred and his family. to celebrate with them the fif- tieth anniversary of their mar- riage.
When all had gathered. and Mr. and Mrs. Hardy had been escorted to the seats of honor. Reverend Mr. Wilson called on Mrs. George Abbott to read the address given below. expressing the good wishes, high regard. respect and friend- ship of everyone for Mr. and Mrs. Hardy who are lifelong resident: of Union Road. The beautiful wed- dln-g cake was presented by Mrs. Herold Yen. and a well-filled purse by Mr. James Maund on behalf of the community. Mr. Hardy responded feelingly with words of appreciation and pleas- ure. touching also on memories of their long and happy married life together. and of their many good friends and true,-those present and those they looked forward to meeting again where good friends part no more. '
Everyone then Joined in sing- ing, "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows". and the time honored custom of bouncing'the groom was duly carried out.
Dellghtiful refreshments were enjoyed by all. and the happy evening was brought to a close with the singing of Auld Lang sync. the departing guests wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. Hardy many more years of life here with us.
5 Address
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hardy:
We are gathered here this eve- n-ing to celebrate with you your Fiftieth Anniversary of your marriage. and to congratulate you on your long -and happy married life. And we sincerely wish you many more years together with us here in Union Road.
In many ways you have en- deared yourselves to us. and won our highest regard and respect.
You, Mr. Hardy. have ever been a tower of '.strength in our church and Sunday School, and your faithful loyalty and constant ser-
us all. And you, Mrs. Hardy. have too been ever faithful in our Misslonary Society and in all our church activities. and in every
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We all appreciate all you both have done, and have been, and still are lo us; and we value more highly than you may know your presence with us as good neigh- bors and true friends. And we all do sincerely hope and MI! that you may both be spared with us for years to come.
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