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ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY- Manning Gregory, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gregory. St. Avsrds, was knocked down by a car yesterday morning while playing near his home. The car was backing up at the time of the accident and the driver did not see the youngster who was struck by the rear bumper and fell between the wheels of the car. Fortunately the wheels passed on either side of his body and the vaum chap received no further lnJu-ry than a cut on his forehead and a shak- zv; up.

‘ RECEPTION FOR PASTOR

AND BRIDE-A reception for Rev. ‘G. F. Partridge and his bride was ‘held recently bv the comrregations loi St. Andrew's and Pakenham Presbyterian congregations at. the home of Mrs, David Crockery. Kinbum. Mrs. Crockery. . J. M. Younzr. Mrs. G. T. tyies and Vlrs. Herb Wilson received. R. H. l-aughlin read the address and Mr. A. C. Cowan. Mr. O. C. Laughlin and Mrs. John T. Hanna- presented the guests with a solid walnut tea wagon and case. Rev. and Mrs. Partridge replied verv fittinglv. A ctr-m: "rowram "rm- oresented with the following tak- ing part: Rev. T. A. Mclilee. Arr-

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and Rev. G. F. Partridge. The tea table was presided over bv rm. David Croskery and Mrs. Harold Blanchard. The assistants were. Mrs. D. E. Croskery. Mrs. J. . Young. Mrs. Emmet-son Gourley. Mrs. Russell Cowan. Mrs. Hinds. libs. Juries Ferguson. Mrs. Herb Wilson. Mrs. Guy Btylm, Miss Evelyn Laughlin.

POST NUPTIAL SHOWER — On November 28. a very pleasant evening was spent at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goles. Wins- loe, when upwards of eighty friends and relatives wended their way to the tune of jingling bells to tender a miscellaneous shower to Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Ford (nee Lois Goles) The bride and groom were escorted into the liv- ing room by Mr. Roland Roberts and Miss Joyce Auld to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Alice Younker. Misses Helen Roberts and Eleanor Moreside [carried in a number of baskets heavily laden with gifts, which they unwrapped while Miss Esther Harper read the verses and pre- sented them to the bride and groom. The presents were artis- tically arranged on the table by Miss Ruth Cudmore. When the gifts had all been opened Emmer- son. on behalf of his bride. with a few well chosen words thanked the people for their generosity and extended an invitation to all to visit them in their new home. After singing. "For They are Jolly Good Fellows" the popular couple was bounced. and the remainder oi the evening was spent in social intercourse. music, and dancing. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by several of the ladies present, after which the many guests departed for their homes. wishing Emmerson and Lois many happy years of wedded

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GUNN-IVIISINER — A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Stanhope United Church at 6 o'clock on the evening oi Wednes-

ay. Dec. 14 when Susan Jane (Jean) dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bertarn Mislner of Stanhone was united in marriage to Mr. Shel- ton R/obert Gunn. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Robert. Gunn of West Bt. Peters. The ceremony was pet- formed by the Rev. ‘Ihomss . Wilson. 3.8a. orf West Ovvehead in the presence of relatives. and friends oi the contracting aorta The church was ntcelv decora ior the occasion by girl friends I

ed the church the weddin: march. played by Mrs Frankie Auld. The bride present- ed a picture of girlish loveliness ir her bridal gown of wine colorer‘ chiffon valvct. with hat oi velve- to match. She vras attended b7 Mrs. Gordon Falciner. skier of th groom. as matron of honor. whc dress of wine crepe with satin trimminzs and bet of the same shade. Mr.- Gordon Falciner, ably supported the groom. Durinl the sismlm of the rerrlster. choir rendered “O. Perfect Love."

wina the ceremony was served at the home bride’s parents to the bridal Dart/y. officiating clergyman. relatives and close friends. The meets sat down to a delicious supper. then table belmz dalntilv decorated in pink and white. Scarcely was supper over when the blowing of horns made it clear to all that n have? band of charivaricrs arrl . After congratulating the bride and groom. and beinsr generously treat- ed they wedded their way home peacefully. Evidence of the non- ularlty of this young couple was shown by the beautiful collection of gifts received. The happy couple left that same evening for their horns on Union Rood where i110‘! will reside for the winter morvths. 'l'he wishes of their many friends follow them in their wed- ded life.

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MRS. ARTHUR. McMAHON

The angel of death, for the second time within six months visited the home oi Mr. McMahon. Brookvale,

the eighty-second year of her age.

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The late Mrs. McMahon was a lady of many fine traits of charac- ter. She was kind-hearted, gener- ous and always cheer! ndeed her cheeriulness seem to be contageous for she had the art of making everyone happy with whom she came in contact. She was the possessor of many virtues and if any of these stood out more pre- dominantly than the rest. it was that of patience. never was she heard to murmur during all ner illness. and if being asked by her friends, how she felt; she would smilingly answer. fine.

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