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Miss Marie Thieman is receiving the congratulations of friends for hav ing successfully passed her examina tions, now being a qualified RN. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Krykwo were in Calgary ‘for a few days’ visit last week. Mr. Gordon Adam was in ‘Winnipeg last week, attending the U.G.G. con vention, being the delegate from the local organization, ~ a Roy McCracken, D. A. Grosert, Alex Gibb and Ransom Coad motored in to Calgary on Saturday to attend the football game in the afternoon, and the hockey match In the evening. Mr. Carl Cox. returned on Saturday from a hunting trip in the foothills west of Red Deer. . While away, Mr. Cox was successful in getting a moose and a deer. . . . Bric McLeod, of Prince Edward Island, who is stationed in Calgary with a military unit, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Roy Little, and Mr. Little, over the week-end, Mr. Mc Leod was accompanied by Mr. Bruce ‘McDonald, who is also from PE. Other visitors at the Little home over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Drake and children, Doris and Bobby, ‘of Langdon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Adam have as their guest, Mr. Adam's father, of ‘Didsbury, who arrived on the after nnoon train, on Thursday, Mrs. Cox, Sr., is in town for a visit with friends and relatives. Billy Gibb returned on Thursday sevening after a month’s visit in San Francisco, with his sister, Mrs. John Germen, Jr., and Mr. Germen. Mrs. J. Anderson, of Hanna, was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Burke on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howard were Calgary visitors last week for a few days. Mr. E. Curling, of Trochu, came over to attend the play and dance on Friday evening, remaining over until Tuesday, visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Orris Turner, of Hanna, were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Turner. Robert Hamilton had the misfortune to overturn and badly wreck his car on the road, near the gravel pit at Dromheller on Sunday night. Miracu lously, neither Robert, nor his com panion, Miss Elizabeth McIntosh, were injured. Mrs. John Smith (nee Lillian Lys iter) spent the week-end with her sis ter, Mrs. Wilfred Dewsbury, and Mr. Dewsbury, at Gartly. While here, Mrs. , Smith also visited with a number of Munson friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Yackley, of Cal gary, motored out on Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Yackley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Merkel. Friday evening, the play, “Jimmie, Be Careful,” sponsored by the Ladies’ Aid, was presented In Munson to a capacity audience, and proved to be very good entertainment. At the con clusion of the play, a community dance was given, honoring the newly married Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Forster. . Just before lunch hour, Leonard, who is the first of the local boys in uniform, was presented with a wrist watch, and Mrs. Forster was given a lovely satin bed-spread, with the beat wishes of all. Thursday afternoon, the Ladies’ Aid met at the home of Mrs. Nick Hart, with twenty members in attendance, Mrs. O. G. Sibbald presiding. Routine business matters were disposed of and arrangements were made to serve lunch to the cast in the play present ed on Friday night, and also to the cast of the play being put on by the Rowley Amateurs whenever it is of fered here. It was also decided to ask Mrs. G. M. Gibson, of Drumheller, to come up some time within the next week to organize a local Red Cross. Roy Benson, accompanied by Tom McCumsey and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adams, left on Thursday for Mirror Landing, where they will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy McCumsey. Tom McCumsey expects to remain with his parents but the rest of the party will return after several days’ stay. Last Wednesday evening, the mem bers of the W.I. entertained the hus bands at the Memorial Hall. Bridge was played and prizes were awarded to P. J. Rosgen and Mrs. D. A. Grosert for highest scores, while consolations went to Mrs. R. L. Coad and John Reed. Chinese checkers was played by those not caring for cards, and later an hours dancing to old time music was enjoyed, and the evening ended with a bountiful lunch. FORSTER—BURLOCK On Thursday, Rev. and Mrs. F. Forster, accompanied by their sons, Arthur and Bobby, and Neil Jardine, motored in to Calgary where at 8:00 in the evening, Rev. Forster officiat ed at the wedding of his son, David Leonard, who was united in marriage to June Burlock, at the home of her parents at 3636 Fourth Street S.W. The bride was a moat attractively dressed in a royal blue frock, with wine accessories, and wore a corsage of red roses. She was given in mar riage by her father. Miss May Court ney attended the bride, wearing a dusty pink dress with a corsage of pink roses. Mr. Arnold Forster was best man for his brother. Forty guests were present at the ceremony. The newly-married pair are spend ing a honeymoon in Munson, expect ing to return to Calgary on Tuesday, where Mr. Forster is undergoing mili tary training. —
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Drumheller Mail
Drumheller, Alberta, CA
Thu, Nov 23, 1939
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