PLEnge NUPTIALS AT MINISTER'S HOME
Frances Audrey Pattison and Charles Lloyd Benham wed at Rev J Diltz home in Rockwood. Pattison wore nylon marquisette with rhinestone trim. Benham’s bride wore a two piece grey ensemble for travel. Reception at Bar-Lo's Inn Rockwood followed. honeymoon to Owen Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Diltz
Rides
Jane Pattison
Windsor
Bar-Lo's Inn
Rockwood
William Kavanaugh
Helen Benham
Toronto
Owen Sound
Points North
RR. 3
Everton
Acton Neighbors Host Wide Visiting Crowd
A long list of visitors and returning residents from Comber Owen Sound Vancouver Toronto and Hamilton spent time in Acton and nearby towns. Guests included Rev Currey Mrs McMullen and many families visiting relatives vacationing or attending weddings and showers with many staying at local homes and churches.
Community Notices of Visiting Friends and Travel
Mrs. H Nodwell travels to the coast with Harvey Nodwell and Elgin Brown. Ernie Depew from Toronto visits his sister Mrs James Nevills. Ed Cuppage and family of Orillia spend Sunday with Earl Hooper. Mrs. John Watson returns from Toronto. King MacDonald of Belfountain visits Belton. Ken Huntley of Belleville stays with his mother. Ken Nevills family visits J E Sargent in Betwood. Panos family of Orangeville calls on friends. Rev Eldridge Currey and wife from Acton stay at the parsonage. John Hayward and family and John Glover of Toronto visit Mrs Thomas Hayward and family. Norris Huxley of Fergus spends days with Norman Cook. George Wood, patient at Guelph General, returns home recovering. Lloyd Dearing of Toronto visits relatives. Miss Betty Lou Nevills returns home after staying with Charlie Chamberlain and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nodwell
Elgin Brown
Nova Scotia
Ernie Depew
Toronto
James Nevills
Ed. Cuppage
Orillia
Earl Hooper
John Watson
King MacDonald
Belfountain
Geo. Belton
Ken Huntley
Belleville
J. 5. Huntley
Ken Nevills
J. E. Sargent
Betwood
John Panos
Faranles
Orangeville
Eldridge Currey
Acton
Parsonage
John Hayward
John Glover
Thomas Hayward
Wilfred Till
David
Norris Huxley
Fergus
Norman Cook
George Wood
Guelph General Hospital
Liloyd Dearing
Betty Lou Nevills
Charlie, Chamberlain
Boys
Belwood
Widely Entertained Prior to Marriage
Miss Jean Frank and Fyfe Somerville were the guests of honor at multiple pre wedding showers and a large community gathering. Friends from Georgetown Guelph and Bannockburn hosted events with music speeches and a mock wedding. The couple received gifts including chrome kitchen set silverware and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyfe Somerville
Jean Frank
Jim Evans
Georgetown
Marjory McKenzie
Wrigglesworth
Miss Frank
George Thomas
Guelph Rd
Frank
Fletcher
Guelph
William Anderson
Bannockburn School
Mr Somerville
R.L. Davidson
Evelyn McDonald
Marjory McDonald
Bill McDonald
D. Morrison
Dublin
Bannockburn
Carolina Teacher Visits Kin and Neighbors in Rock Hill
Retired Carolina teacher Lois Black lives with her sister in Rock Hill. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Harvey Jestin and Bobby, along with Mr and Mrs Harold Wright and Wayne from Guelph. Charles Fountain family hosted Ted Fountain and Miss Barnaby of Guelph. Ann and Brenda Frye from Guelph holidayed with grandparents Omar and Mrs Parker. Howard Gilbank departed for a new job in Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Black
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Suter
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Harold Wright
Wayne
Guelph
Charles Fountain
Ted Fountain
Barnaby
Ann
Brenda Frye
Omar Parker
Howard Gilbank
Middletown
Ohio
Social visits and wedding guests noted around Ontario
Mr and Mrs Rey Hepburn and family of Milton visited Monday with Mr and Mrs John Alton and Miss Jennie Tovell. Mr and Mrs T D McCutcheon spent the week end near Parry Sound. Mrs Millar of Brampton holidayed with her mother Mrs W Smith. Friends mourn Mrs Dunican Kingsbury after her operation in Guelph hospital. Miss Joyce Fountain holidaying with Mr and Mrs Dick Grill and family in Alliston. Mr and Mrs George Somerville hosted over the week end and attended the wedding of Miss Jean Frank and Mr Fyfe Somerville with guests including Mr Harry Klassen of Sarnia, Miss Helen Somerville of London, Mrs Robert Burn of Montreal and Mr Bill Somerville of Hillsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Elson
Bev Taylor
London
J Short
May Armstrong
Toronto
Mabel = Morrison
Owen Sound
Vera Wildman
Barrie
Mary Moore
Mac Moore
Melfort
Saskatchewan
A. Mainprize
Darlene Marie
Bubbles) Cutting
Hamilton
Milton
Miss Cutting
Charles Norton
Glen Williams
Rey Hepburn
John Alton
Jennie Tovell
T. D. McCutcheon
Parry Sound
George Somerville
Jean Frank
Fyfe Somerville
Harry Klassen
Sarnia
Helen Somerville
Robert Burn
Montreal
Bill Somerville
Hillsburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Tims
Mr. Hume
Oakville
Nelson
Eddy
Tin
Ogilvie
van Dusen Pumpkin
AMT
Del
Aylmer Pork
C. G. Eliott
Comber
John Kingsbury
Vancouver
E. A. Currey
Orton
A. McMullen
John Kenney
C. F. Leatherland
Rochester
N.Y
G. W. McKenzie
Catherine
P. A. Howden
H.mainprize
Mainprize
George Lawson
New Liskeard
R. M. McDonald
Winnifred Adams
Cyril Knight
Douglas
Palmerston
M. Bride
St. Catharines
Charles M. Davidson
Helena Hills
Ballinafad
Sandra Binnie
Don Ross
Cathie
Aurora
Alex Ross
Peter and
Garry Gibbons
Bob Rogers
George
Town
Maude Flett
Ruby Clark
Frank Gibbons
Ontario
United States
Wm. Tuck
Roy McCartney
Vancouver Island
R. H. Armstrong
Port Petee
Jim Greer
Toronto General Hospital
J. B. Lake
Powassan
Hilda Abram
Colborne
Delaine
Bob
Peter
Garry
Beatrice McCallum
Wasaga Beach
Laura Wiles
Harold
Wiles
Frank Terry
Detroit
Dean Blair
Canton
Frances Kenney
Muriel
Stewart Armstrong
Willis McHugh
England
Keswick
Scotland
George Poole
Nancy
C. Lb
Hudson
Charles Grisch
Pauline Hudson
Woodbridge
E. and
M. Ramshaw
Peel St
J. F. Warren
Jimmid
J. McBurney
J. Wood
H. Switzer
Howard Switzer
Erin Township
D Schmull
Didrik
Rodrik
Albertins
Holland
Schmull
YMCA
Wm Kentner
Boissevain
Manitoba
Henry Hills
Sindra Binnie
John Cole
Angus Gowdy
Leyshe Ballentine
Chatham
Roy Ballentine
Huttonville
Clara Leeson
Ben Morfitt
Ballentines
H. Nodwell
Mac Sprowl
Mr. Somerville
Carolina
E. L. Buchner
R.O
King St
N. We
Kor
BNET
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