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Page Six Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Launce Ker, Sar dls, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Emily Joyce Bellenden Grainger, widow of the late FO F. H. Grainger, RCAF, to Francis J.

Flanagan, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Flanagan, Montreal, P. Q.

The marriage will take place in Chilli wack on December 27. Give RED SEAL THE finest Christmas gifts of all are the gifts that keep on givingVictor Records! Come in todaymake your selection early! Here Are a Fete Choice Selections For Father Ravel Bolero Beethoven Sonata No. 11 In Sharp Minor Dohnanyl Serenade in Major For Stravinsky "Scenes de Ballet" Steptira Foster Album Vaughn Williams Fantania on a Theme For Sister and Brother Porgy and Bess (Gershwin) Charlie Spivak ami His Orchestra Artie Shaw 'Four Star Favorites' For the Children The Star of Bethlehem The Owl and the Pussy Cat Tho Christmas Adventure of Billy and Betty McALPINE ELECTRIC Opposite Strand Theatre VICTOR and BLUEBIRD Record Headquarters Here's HEALTH! We extend our sincere wishes to you and yours for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous 1946 WOM Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Johnson have returned from a visit to Halcyon Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Hughes are spending their Christmas holidays in Winnipeg. Mrs. Frank Bemrose, London, visited Thursday and Friday with Mrs. J. D.

Maclachlan and Mrs. W. E. B. Linzey, before going to Vernon to join her husband, Cfn.

Frank Bemrose. Mrs. Bemrose is the former Bessie Rankin, who taught at Chilliwack Central school for two years. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Mackness, West Vancouver, are guests today and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Butcher.

Complete Floral Service Day Phone 6781 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Floral Arrangements Langley Greenhouses (Betall) Limited AT FIVE CORNERS Compliments of the Season and best wishes for the New Year Dorothy Main Cosmetic Shop Hours: afternoons 1 to 5 Empress Hotel Annex FAIRBANK FARM DAIRY T. A. Mitchell Sons Note: There will be NO MILK DELIVERY ON CHRISTMAS DAY please help us have a Merry Christmas by placing your December 24 several days in advance. Thank you. 1 Christmas in a world of peace The Christmas we have been looking forward to through six years of war May it bring you happiness in full measure such is our wish to you and yours! Watches Diamonds Silverware NS wedding gown.

The billowing net skirt fell in soft folds from a moulded torso length bodice of silk jersey which featured a sweetheart neckline. A sweetheart headdress held in place her' floor length veil, and she carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. Miss Bertha Macfarlane, Miss Doreen Barker, sister of the groom, and Miss Lenore Zink as attendants wore floor length gowns with bouffant skirts. Miss Macfarlane chose pale pink brocaded sheer and carried an arm bouquet of white carnations. Miss tsarxer wore a delphinium blue frock and carried an arm bouquet of red carnations.

Miss Lenore Zink, junior bridesmaid, wore a poudre blue silk frock with insets of lace at the waist and at the neckline. Chrysanthemums and pink carnations formed her colonial bouquet. The two senior attendants wore Juliet caps and shoulder length veils to match their frocks, while the junior bridesmaid had a bandeau of orange blossom holding in place her shoulder length veil. Jack Pulford supported the groom and ushers were Ronald Barker, brother of the groom, and Richard Zink. Mrs.

Dorothy Woodbirrn sang Bridal Dawn" during the signing Receiving the guests were Mr. and officiated. THE CIIILLIWACK PROGRESS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1945 Douglas Barker Takes Bride At Pre Christmas Nuptials Christmas evergreens, interspersed with white streamers and bells, decorated Sumas United church Monday evening for the pre Christmas nuptials which linked two well known families of this district. Madeline Adelia, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Franz P. Zink, 650 Transcanada highway west, exchanged marriage vows with Douglas Standing Barker, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Barker, 310 Prest road, before Rev. E. Bishop. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a traditional white Weddings GOOD ALli REITEN BACH The Lutheran church, Lemberg, was the scene of a charming wedding December 11 when Anna, daughter of Mrs. Anna Reit enbach, Chilliwack, formerly of Hubbard, and the late John Reitenbach, became the bride of Spencer McGregor Goodall, only son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Good all, Tottenham, Ont. Rev. Schira, Neudorf, performed the ceremony. A finger tip veil misted over the bride's gown of white taffeta.

Her only ornament was a gold locket, gift of the groom. Red roses formed her bouquet. Mrs. R. A.

Miller was her sister's matron of honor. Her blue sheer frock was complemented by a corsage of roses. R. A. Miller supported the groom.

A four tier wedding cake flanked by white tapers centered the table when a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Miller.

Attending the nuptials were Mrs. A. Reitenbach, Chilliwack; William Smith, North Battleford; Mr. and Mrs. A.

Reitenbach, Yorkton, Sask. After a wedding trip to Winnipeg and Toronto the bridal couple will reside in Tottenham. HERBERT PARTLO A pretty wedding was solem of the register, accompanied by nized recently at st John.s AngU Miss Evelyn Zink, who also played the wedding music. In a white and silver archway intertwined with colored lights, the bridal party received congratulations when a reception was held at the home of the 'bride's parents can church, Victoria, when Joan Doreen Partlo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Johnson, Seattle, and granddaughter of Mrs. B. T.

Malcolm and the late Mr. Malcolm, became the bride of Harvey Andrew Herbert. Rev. George Biddle Mrs. F.

P. Zink, parents of the a Mary Queen of Scots head bride, and Mrs. A. S. Barker, dress held In place her floor length mother of the groom.

For her Veil which misted over a bridal daughter's wedding Mrs. Zink g0Wn of white triple sheer. Pink chose a chocolate brown ensemble rosebuds formed her bouquet. embossed with braid. Sequins ac Miss Pearl Herbert' and Mlsi cented Mrs.

Barker's two piece Peggy Leutott attended the bride, black silk crepe dress. The were gowned in pink and white mothers of the principals both wore frocks respectively. They carried corsages of pink and white carna I bouquets of pink and white chrys tions. anthemums. i Mrs.

J. A. Johnston, aunt of the LAC Henry Thompson, Terrace, bride, and Miss Kay Barker, aunt supported the groom and Lome of the groom; presided at the lace Thornton and Ray Chester were covered tea table centered with ushers. white heather and holly. Miss Miss Norma Malcolm sang "The I Alice Maynard, Miss Gwen Bray, Lord's Prayer" during the signing Miss Vera Zink, Miss Phyllis Bar 0f the register.

The toast to the ker, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss bride was proposed by her great I Gwen Fetterly, Miss Dorothy Old uncle, Norman Malcolm, Chilli enburg, Miss Beatrice Maynard and Wack. Mi33 Louise Reimer were servi teurs. A. C. Hoskins proposed the toast to the bride.

Miss Daphne Dayton sang "Because" at the reception accompanied by Miss Evelyn Zink. The three tier wedding cake embedded in holly was on a side table, lighted by tall white tapers in crystal sconces. For her wedding trip to Victoria the bride changed to a tomato red suit with a tiny veiled black hat and accessories, topped with a blue mist wool coat. Her corsage was of white carnations. Mr.

and Mrs. Barker will reside on Prest road. Out of town guests were Miss Dorothy Oldenburg and David Hind, both University of British Columbia students; Miss Phyllis Barker, nurse in training, St. Paul's hospital, Vancouver; and MUs Louise Reimer and Miss Mary Campbell, Vancouver. Christmas Tea Realizes $145 Bright red tapers, surrounded by evergreens and glittering Christmas tree balls, lighted a table covered with clear cellophane over red tissue paper for the annual Senior Hospital auxiliary Christmas Cheer tea Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

VV. W. Theal. A gross profit of $145 was realized from the tea and turkey raffle, will be used to buy Christmas gifts for domestic and nursing staff of the hospital and for patients who otherwise would not be remembered. About 65 attended.

Mrs. R. F. G. Smithwick, tea convener, assisted the hostess in receiving the guests, in the absence of Mrs.

E. Bradish, president. Pouring tea "were Mrs. L. Mclntyre, Mrs.

W. G. Graham, Mrs. F. Jubb, Mrs.

T. T. McCammon. Serviteurs were Mrs. T.

A. Clarke, Mrs. R. B. Linzey, Miss Viola Parker, Mrs.

A. Wieck, Mrs. C. Dodi mead and Mrs. Barwick.

Miss L. Hodgkins, retiring as matron after 22 years service, was presented with a fitted writing case by Miss Elva Grossman, a charter member of the auxiliary. Atchelitz Women's Institute held both lucky tickets for the turkey draw. PAGE For her wedding trip the bride changed to a watermelon pink suit with black accessories and a corsage of gardenias, topped with a muskrat coat, gift of the groom. RYALL CUTHBERT A wedding of interest here was solemnized in Vancouver November 21 when Grace Georgina, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Cuthbert, 3707 West 34th avenue, Vancouver, became the bride of William Ernest Ryall. Rev. R. A.

Redman officiated, assisted by Rev. H. M. Rae. The bride is a niece of Mrs.

Susan Skelton and the late R. G. Skelton, residing here for over a year. She was a member of the office staff of David Spencer Ltd. here.

Fifty Kiddies At Baby Band. Christmas Party Over 50 children between three and Ave years old were guests of the Evening auxiliary, WMS, at a Baby Band Christmas party Wednesday afternoon in the United church Sunday school room. A Christmas play was enacted by auxiliary members assisted by children of the Mission Band. Refreshments and games were enjoyed by the children in the church parlors while the mothers were served tea in the Sunday school room. Mrs.

George Coombes was general convener, assisted by Mrs. E. C. McCaw. Miss Mary Anderson arranged the Christmas deco rations.

Miss Alice Morphy, Winnipeg, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Maurer at Cultus Lake Monday and Tuesday. Miss Morphy was accountant with the Home Supply Co. prior to going to Winnipeg a few years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. James Christie left Monday evening for Edmonton to spend the holidays with Mrs. Christie's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Runzer. While they are away Mr. and Mrs. J.

Jenzen, Port Al berni, will occupy their house. Poppy Sales Reached $1155.59 Poppy sales totalled $1155.59, Mrs. Archie Smith, ex service convener, told Municipal chapter, IODE, when a meeting was held Monday afternoon in the board of trade rooms, city hall. School sales amounted to window displays, $11; wreaths, $15.25. Hope sales brought $45.

IODE chapter street sales were as follows: Seaford chapter, HMS Lion chapter, Piper Richardson, VC, chapter, Henry Tryon chapter, Maxwell McLean Stewart chapter, $37.52. Chilliwack had the most successful tag day of all British Columbia cities, including New Westminster, for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, Mrs. R. Crowley, representative to a recent CNIB meeting, stated. Vancouver and Victoria donated to the drive through the Community Chest.

Mrs. F. L. Stanford, ways and means convener of the IODE, was in charge of the CNIB tag day here. Assisting were 77 aggers, 28 representing IODE chapters.

Mrs. H. D. Hipwell gave highlights of a meeting of youth services committee of the Rotary club. Two chapters have bought supporting memberships in the Agricultural Hall Athletic association.

Reports were also given by Mrs. E. C. McCaw, education secretary; Mrs. Hector MacDonald, Echoes secretary; Mrs.

P. J. Keoughan, Girl Guide convener. Not any more 'must people continue to suffer headaches, blurring, fatigue or eyestrain simply because they think the wearing of glasses is unbecoming. Modern Optometric eyewear is magnificent.

RICHARD B. LINZEY OPTOMETRIST Junior Orange Assn. Started Victory No. 263 was the name given a branch of the Juvenile Orange association, formed at Chilliwack Wednesday evening. Several members of Pride of the Valley lodge, Juvenile Orange association.

Mission, came up to assist with the institution of the local lodge. Also attending were Mrs. H. Allen, Mrs. H.

Beckett, Vancouver; Mrs. A. Glass, Hope; Mrs. E. Clark, Mrs.

W. Gibbard, and Mrs. Bennett, Mission. Ten girls were initiated and in stalled in office. Alayne Tannahill is chief chair lady; Mildred Pelly, vice chair lady; Helen Pearce, chaplain; Alma Helmer, recording secretary; Helen Millar, financial secretary; Evelyn Adams, treas I urer; Neta Nelson, first standard bearer; Barbara Hamilton, first lecturer; Donna Dolphin, second lecturer; Betty Long, first escort.

1 Other officers are to be elected at the meeting in January, The name seemed particularly appropriate as it is the year vie tory was celebrated throughout i the world. Jubilee lodge, LOBA, was formed here in the jubilee year 1927. I Mrs. T. Larsen is guardian of the junior organization, and Mrs.

J. Dolphin is assistant guardian. Donations to assist in establish ing the lodge were received from Mrs. H. Allen, Mission lodge; Mrs.

J. H. Beckett, grand juvenile director; Mrs. E. Clark, and Pride of the Valley, Junior Orange asso I elation, Mission; Mrs.

A. Glass, i Hope; Mrs. Emma Brett and Mrs. J. B.

Bennett. Mrs. W. J. Baird, Corvallis, arrived today to spend the Yuletide season with her son in law and daughter, Mr.

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