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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-06-08, Page 5'ELIIISDAY, .4.0.$4! 8th 19$3 10.6 SATURDAY,:,' • GOI$G ` _ (Standard Time)-- Lv. • ' Lucknaw,• ' Children=usual 'half Tickets good in coaches only. Tickets and information ;fro CANADIA E. 17 . RETVitl1rIbNG Tickets honored,, •leaving 'aiding;; Monday, .June 19. No , baggage,. 'checked., Ont; Depot. Ticket '.Agent A 'I O N A L. z�72 HOL,YROOD 44.44444.4 Mr.' .Howard Robinson "ahnd . daughter. Shirley were • • the "*'nests of Miss Lizzie "Pierce - op :Monday evening . 'Mrs: .A1mer Ackert attended lit_ funeral of 'her uncle, Mi.' (.serge Bulbs, at Bayfi'e1d won •;Monday„ Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacKenzie were Sunday visitors at Mr. George Whig, ,Mr. and Mrs.. deor te• Carson, Tor onto Spent • 'the week4end sit Mr Archie McKinnon's. The regular 'monthly'' Meeting ,of the 'H,. W, I. Was held at the home Mrs, Thos., Harris. 'The • program ,;,;consisted of. a review of the Hand • .:Book by Mrs.. Jaines `HoJgins,° Travel Valk ' obi a Trip tok the: -West- Indies by grrz'Duncan,-Munn of Ripley.' Wo would like to say ,that •M'rs.' •M_unn's address mita really wonderful.. The only 'regr'ets Were that' she could' not have the tithe to tell it all,. While Ei there they visited `the thirteen is'_aniis aldv°all•of grand Rapids, were Week- end guests of Mr. .and Mrs. Thomas Roach, concession 6,: Kin1oss. After the `address, she favored the .niceting with a. very Pleasing 'solo, Miss ':Hazel T'ercy conducted, a pantry contest, and the .roll Call wasratswer ,: ed. bY, the panic of a Qanadian',bix'd. About • O were ' present.,: -" • Mr; &Mrs, Howard Harris, ,(Sr. 1VIr, >rarl Harris;. were recent visitors`• at Mr. i°Rldie.• Harris',, Clarks; ` Mips Gertrude Hamilton of London. is holidayijg. with her. parents,. Mie and Mrs,. Andrew Hamilton'.; Mr." Cecil MacDonald, s.on, Kenneth; and. Margaret and Stewart MacDon Young W1.%-_q+My husband's • sp. careless. ' H'e's always losilg tis -but-. f.:. Aunt "Perhaps they are not sewn- . on, 'arefully, dear." Young •Wife --"That's .just at. he's awfully:slipshod with his sewing." New lame J5 , dP THE' LItciN'O1►' aEN•TIN L, [Ui CH NOTES Presbyterian Mise ' on Band:,' The regular'meeting of the.Victor- is Mission Build "'was., held on Monday. June. 5th. The members of the. Band entertained--tne-mothers stili• -liter, hers of, the W M, 8 •The' meeting, opened by. singing h' ,pan 798.: The. Scripture lesson was tread by Marion Johnston, followed ` Eby the ' Lord's prayer. - Hymn 390 'was then sung. A recitation by Bessie. Stewart,' duet by Pegy MacDonald' and Roszellii Mullin, recitations by Evelyn `Taylor, and •Eonald Johnston. The, spacial feature' "'of .themeeting was.. an -ad- dress by Mrs, Reid`chi Teeswater, which was"11.111h enjoyed:.A vote of thanks was .expressed . to Mrs. Reid' $or her .:wonderful address by Edith *Smith. and seconded- by: Arlene Je'W- itt Hymn 387 was then: sung, follow- ed by prayer by Mrs C H= lljac- Do»alsl'.. Lunchwas served -On the Church lawn. tinted' Church' for gonday evening:. 'Tonowing the scripture lessen *as taken by Muriel Pitin9 self?. Miss' KerrY.then-i-d• prayer. In her, usual Pleasing.inanner Jai:4n'; was taken .by.:Clarence Green. Gladys •Tueker played • as: Piano solo ."Meditation." The :meeting clos- the rePeating of the liftzRiih Beni- While .hla holt Waa 'docked at Obiler- • ab. 4.0E .InE-. • AS10J4D' NOTES. "Mr. Mnlcolaa MacLennan of Barrie visited ' with - lila parents,; Mr. and .• The Sacrament -of „tbe Lerd's' Sup- per, was 'Observed in the PresbYterr' itin church on Sindar`nforriinewhen .19 ne*, meinbers joined the church. The 'preparatory service, •on, FridaY poiloek, ;and. on Saturday by Rev.- gezineth MacLean, Wing - ham. On ..Sunday eyeaing minus about five would,be Perform: - pis,' Whose places were filled rby up; and -coming, young 6hips.- former Striking_ouLfour-teen----ine nnvi cracked' Out ten hits of Bailagh and Mars, t.Which coupled' with six errors, netted , Reg. Smith's boys a Cr Idurdnch SPsrts.' ,SeculnSu total of nine, runa• Jack Garton? a ,the pulpit. A Thanksgiving servi,ce Whitechurch find, , held doWn first was held on Monda7 afternoon. • 'base and haea big. day With 'the Mr. Alex ,MeLesn left 'for bhies,ge wipOw, , getting a triple, a double' on ht01,1daY. where he will Atteiurthe And two singles in five trips -to the . ' . ' . plate. 'SteWart Cameron :and Cecij Mrs.' Woods and WilT3r..1 of *St , —Mr. ABan Grant, oiler ow th( Oarniss filled the vacancies on th John G. giegener, paid a krief",visit lees 1 line -u - ' „ e milwoehluietnnetsuaarniCidh,MMwr;sesrWe•Lktavrsarirttenr)Ms' oafarttPinaLa°ri• s with his Parehts-the tiratiof theiireek LuCknow pa% aped two runs across ,A. Martin's. the first of the weeic. Treleaven Of Lneknoi, were guests will be held on Zion Church lawn ' Thimsd..03 evenillg• Jana.. '15th, aeryed troui ,six to eight, after .whielt the Ptinganhon younF folk, will pre--,, sent 'their poRultir. Play "Marrying. ,Ann," which'•inchides g musical pre-! new will proVide instrumentaI,Music. Mr. Richard JehnstOn attendint county Council at Gederich this were gileStO of the 'foriner'S parents, ", • Mr, and ,Mrs.' Henry Horton. Mary „ end Franic *Herton, :spent Sunday. ReV. and Mrs.- R., Fr. Kiinatrtck .dsiting the? fertner's brother; S: Kilpatrick this week, ; Bert Norton motored to. Woodstock 9 schOol. 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