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REGARDLESS 9 / . H : omen OF CONDITION THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, September 20, 1957 15 PERSONAL NOTES Miss Carol Whittington was| Mrs. Joseph Lasek held the lucky bo! when refresh- guest of honor at a ne r- hood shower held recently at/ments were served after College of Mr. and M Mrs. |Hill Home and School Association Mrs. room Ss it St © UiTe 7 Whittington, who will be mar WY 7 Z : ried on tember 28, was pre- ' 7 / ' = : ; AIRF sented with a card table and Mr. @ I, / chair set. Douglas Boyce 94 f # on Saturday. Mrs. Douglas Bar-| ] wov 1 : « | : Reversible Choir Cushion If you have guests at your ton assisted the hostess in serv- the nd or at|ing refreshments. Following the uring: the week, or if| weddin rehearsal this eveuing | d been visiting in other Mrs, Eldon Kerr, Westmorela ® centres, please call the Social avenue, will entertain the bri- Department at 3.3474 and re- dal party. A 8 | isit. Showers, chris-| cord the visit, Sh Among those who have enter- tenings, farewell and anniver- ' rties and presentations | tained or Miss Laurie Eliza sary pe are always interesting rerding| beth Mosher whose marriage to our friends, and neighbors. Mr, James Robert Parsons fo Ne a ae vg these takes place on Saturday in SAME DAY DELIVERY AT sen items. Christ Memorial Anglican Church, were her matron-of- Mrs. A. W. Harding, Simcoe honor, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, street north, is opening her Toronto, assisted by Miss May home next Wednesday for a tea Knaggs and liss Suzanne Tay-|' eo to be held under the auspicesilor, A miscellaneous shower be Vad ; 14 of the Phoebe Scammell group was arranged by Mrs. Ronald of the W.A., of Simcoe Street|Siblock and Miss Jennie Allen / / em ' United Church. Mrs. Wesley J. at the home of Mrs. Roy Clapp, - | I 1 }} tt Salter is acting as convener as- Orchard View ulevard, Osh: i " / ; e -, I ing oom sisted by Mrs. C. B, Bailey and awa. The guests were office as- , 1 Mrs. R. 8. Nesbitt. |sociates of the bride-to-be. Mrs. / oS ebm = | Donald Wilson, Mary street, % : - a Gr kitchen shower A sf oup 5" {1 PIECES, COMPLETE 1 . C 1 was hostess as then ry Wi assiste! y 88 rothy il- A owing olor Forsythe, . ) Mrs. CC v: All for one lew cost == @ roomful of impressive moderns thet son, Mrs Arthur : | Mrs. John Parsons and . Fashion Keynote | Peter Francis Mrs. Donald 5 7 J would cost much mere if sold separately. There's' an ultra. | Parsons, Toronto, was hostess 4 i ' : 4 / | modern chesterfield-type sofa, of reinforced inner-spring con - - bs v struction, thot converts easily to @ full-length bed for two; @ ; match; "wo decorator |} EASY By MARY FRAN BURKE lat a dinner in honor of the fu- : y Canadian Press Staff Writer {ture bride and bridegroom. by i a luxurious - foam rubber armchair to TR po cushions, two stylish table lamps with shades; end @ matched 4 3-piece set of one coffee and two step tobles m heat end TORONTO (CP)--A regal air TERMS Be Coleco Th aos or LODGES AND ; i y a i ol FA f stain resistant Arborite. 1 was unve! ere. < / do i 7, errs were sd, win many SOCIETIES : ne 3 Minutes Opens A Credit Account plush reds, royal purples, impte ial blues, and crown jewel goidas, (3 ENGLAN | ' , y all stately colors of a royal line. PAvCHIERS oF 3 Rie! FREE i hy ed Save in style with Fabrics were luxurious with paughters of England Lodge 26,| STORAGE i 7 with these satins, brocades, chiffons and Empress of India, was held in| i ili fashionable wood-grai wools leading the parade. the Orange Hall on Tuesday, eve- i > " -grained Coats were shown with soft|ning. Worthy president r ' ! mw occasi ' drapings and wide, slightly Doreen Dadd, presided, w e- 4 / i onals. They're very 3 7 . ; wi smart in appearance CI ne e and dropped shoulders. Some had a| president, Sister Betty Glover as- highly resistant to alcohol, teoat look tapering to a mar- sisting. #rey ot pering Sister Ale Suchet, acing x ; The belted coat has returned to secretary, ca ¢ i and rea 3 i u the correspondence. Sister Ethel : the Jastiion picture, One. 8 llama Horton was acting treasurer. EE ; CONVERMBLE cigarette burns, cleaners, wool, was § own In, a oll 3p o Members reported sick wero Sis- BED-SOFA, IN v et one BeBe y roo To A eg ter Doris McDonald, Sister Anne : : SAME STYLE 7 c., etc. black and white tweed with 8 Card. and Sister Ethel W 3 ok WITH CHAIR AT / Dae belt half leather and half" Reports were given by the vari- TRADE IN COST / n Walnut or tweed. | ous committees, Discussions were py eh / : Both coats and suits empha- held on several items, and plans ; on © Limed Oak sized the easy relaxed "elegant" were made for future activities: ) vo 1 look. At the next meeting there will be ; : YOUR CHOICE Fur trim, colored to match the initiations. Officers and the De- fabric, was noted on many of the gree Team were requested to ensembles. Fur collars were worn Wear formal dress. also as capes. 1t is expected that members of iF ' | Rosemount Lodge, Toronto, will i For everyday wear, {weeds andi, visiting the lodge at the next " plaids were popular. A blue green | acting. At the close of the meet- y | : shadow plaid suit was modelled ing 5 penny sale will be held. in a short fitted chanel type of ~ Refreshments were served b: | a | y Jahns with a SH SHR |the committee in shatge, The NYL ONIZED COVE RS sportswear the acc was next regular meetin be held J on casual "fit for action" clothes.'on Tuesday, ive pH CHESTERFIELD EASY TERMS gh EY Bor WS AND MATCHING i NF Add J BOOKCASE Oras Mo Doped Bary. we S 1 CG) GJ) me. 239 oi | oS TRADE-IN DRESSER The modern beauty that 'gives' but never "gives up' . . . It keeps its shape. With rein. f ; forced innersprings below the reversible Airfoam cushions, it's soft and gently yielding r bot its firm in depth to give you the coziest comfort -- lounging iuxury that lasts for Optional ot many, many years! In high-grade fobrics reinforced with nylon for eose of cleaning ond / | \ ost sxsaptionol resistance to wear. 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