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* —KING CITY NEWSCORRESPONDENT: MRS. M. JOHNSTON, SING. ONT. _ Phone King 55R14 _Christmas Day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Burwell Jackson and Jack Ifambly Included their aunt. Miss Merelda Campbell. Paul Haurbach and Ralph Bond, all of Toronto. Santa ClausSanta Claus was on his way to Dunkerron on Wednesday night, December 17, but he slipped off to the children at the annual pot luck supper and Christmas tree at Laskay Sunday School. The children put on a program of songs and recitations and Mr. Jim Agar. Nashville, showed moving pictures. One, a religious picture, was “The Wonderful Life,” another was of Ireland, and two comic pictures. Over 100 people were present at the sur’'* and entertainment.WBtbfaingGILLHAM - DOUGLAS The altar at St. Alban’s Anglican Church. Nobleton, was decorated with white and coloured ’mums, and the pews were tied with white ribbons, when a pretty Christmas wedding took place on Saturday afternoon, December 20.The bride was Elizabeth Rose, daughter of Mrs. Douglas and the late Frederick Douglas, Schom-berg. The groom was James Earl Gillham, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gillham. 7th con .of King. Rev. Dr. Abbott was the officiating clergyman.The bride, given in marriage by her eldest brother, Murray Douglas, Schomberg, wore an ankle-length gown of champagne Chantilly lace, over cream satin. The bodice was fashioned with a stand-up collar, and long tapering sleeves of lace. The skirt was bouffant. A halo headdress held her fingertip veil of champagne nylon tulle, and she carried a white* Bible, with a mauve orchid anti spraysof English ivy. Miss Betty Webster, Kettleby, was bridesmaid,dressed in a ballerina gown of mauve net over taffeta, a Dutch bonnet, and slippers of the lime shade. She carried a shower bouquet of yellow and mauve ’mums, with long coloured streamers. The groom was attended by his brother, W. A. Gillham, and the ushers were Douglas Hollinshead, King-born and Ross Douglas. Schomberg, both nephews of the bride. During the signing of the register Stanley Harris, Toronto, sang O Promise Me.”At the reception supper which was held at Nobleton Community Hall, the bride’s mother, Mrs. Douglas, wore sapphire blue crepe, with navy velvet hat, and navy blue accessories. Mrs. Gillham’s gown was of Venetian ruby taffeta and her hat was made of navy blue coque feathers. Both mothers wore corsages of roses and chrysanthemums. The guctets included immediate relatives from Toronto, Lorne Park. Brampton, Hagers-ville, Newmarket, Trenton and Irantford.Later Mr. and Mrs. Gillham left ;n a motor trip to the United States
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Richmond Hill Liberal
Richmond Hill, Ontario, CA
Thu, Jan 01, 1953
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