HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-05-25, Page 5W , NESPAY, MAY 25th,. 1955
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In Lucknow. Presbyterian church
THE •I,UC#CNOW SENTINEL, LUCK.NOW, ONTARIO
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The .•M,aitland Presbyterial; of
the Presbyterian Churchin Can-
ada held its • W.M.S. May rally
in.Lucknow Presbyterian Church
on. Tuesday, MaY Ilti?, There was
a good attendance from the Aux- by giving a list of searching
Diaries
at both afternoon, and questions; that these young peo-
evening 'sessions, pie cask: Here are a few' of -them.
their report, Miss H; Brecker
Spoke on. "Asians ,took at the
"Mother, Church, tri 'Canada", She
tried to show ' how the young
Asians look at the Mather church.
If '130 rce nt of the people in
Canada ::are Christian, .'What' are
they. doing to win. the •other.. 40
percent'?,.:'Tlere is -only '1 .''percent
'Christian. in .the East, brit that -
1 LPercent7 .is • 100, percent alive 'to
Win the. other" 99, •.percent"''What
are, you doing ,about the evils in
your -own country? Why don't you
send us more: missionaries? Is
your • church really . alive and.
growing? A number' of 'young
Christian Asians are training in
Canada and . they 'seem to be
getting the ititipression that pleas-
ure and comfort 'is our. God. The.
',church has a warfare for souls.
W;4. are losing .young people.
"Where are the two-thirds of the
baptized. children? They. are not
in' our . churches, ."You shall, be
my wit%iesses' in Jerusalem and
in. all:Judea and Samaria 'and fo'
'the ends of the earth".
'Mrs. Day of Wingham, 'sang .a
.solo: Following the roll- call Miss
M. :Williarnson, , a missionary
home on furlough from' the"Bhil
field in. 'India, gave. an;, interest-
ing.. talk on• her. work:..'It is only,
about sixty years since' the, mis-
sionaries have been • working,
among: These hill. people. There is
much • to •be.. done yet but ' they
are advancing :and as one Bhil
is.:;educated,•-he' teaches- another.
Before read advance can be made
in' Asia, the. men 'Must, have more:
respect; for the wornen. '••
'.It was a." pleasure to ,see. the
C:G:hT. 'girls =`in the ' evening
Meeting.
Mrs. G• Moffat thanked all waho
took part' and the meth .closed:
with prayer by . Mrs. J. Fisher
T14 , Seaforth Athletic Associ-
ation .. `wound ' up the : • hockey
season with a deficit of . $918,
Which is indicative Of . the ';fate
of many sport -backing -organiza-
tions..
organiza-tions..
• The president; Mrs.. Morgan percent
Presided at :: both
• meetings.. ` Teeswater Auxiliary
was ,in charge. of the • afternoon;
'devotions, and • the Evening. Aux -
'
diaries -of Ripley and Cranbrook
''took the .evening devotion. Miss:
d'
Mary. MacLeod. of �Lucknpw ex
tended 'words of welcome and
Rev. Wallace McClean, Luc'know,
brought greetings`from Presby-
tery. •
After .roll . call and the .treas-
urer's report, Mrs. McPherson
and; Mrs; Appleby of Belmore.
sang "In' the Garden".The guest
speaker • of the. , afternoon was
•Miss. H.`Bricker, Girl's. Work .sec-
retary.. Her' topic was "A C.an-
adian .looks, at the Church in
Asia", She 'gave a clear picture
of what met, her eyes and was
:registered in her 'memory ' during
her recent 'trip' through. out , mis-'
sion: fields •iri .Japan, `Formosa and
India. :Iinpressed .upon. her was
the tragic, plight of the refugees,'
the great'physical' needs: of the
people. and the' ,intellect°ual need
oto. ,overcome the superstitious re-'
ligion-•'that still has' . a heavy 'hold
on ;the. minds 'of thea people.
Miss, L. Reith,•'secretary for.
Adult Work, gave helpful advice
in the : discussion ,. period. The
delegates: to Synodical gave., a re-
port on the meetings held; in Si.
Thomas. •
Then followed the presentation
of an "In' ''Memoriam" to 'Mrs..
Wilson in honor :of the. work her,
Yriother, Mrs Robt-Mowbray; =did-
for years in the Presbyterial, and
an honorary; life',rnenibership to
past president, tubs A.. Mc.
Auley, . Ripley. ;The session ;was
closed with, • prayer by • •Mrs ''C.,
'Fortune: . ;
The theme of 'the evening ses-
Sion ;was "Christian:•Fellowship",
Delegates : to ; the evening, Dept.
Conference' held' in Ottawa gave.
CHURCH CHANNELS.
:Religious Survey At ..
Lucknow District Hight 'School
Have you any suggestions.' how
the ..,church •• Could improve its
.worship, and, service to the eoin-
munity? ..
•T. ,The Church Services
Give more. '.people, . especially'
young people, an. ,opportunity • to
take part: Make service• and ser-
mons more ,suitable and under-
standable' for ° young ' and old:
More and -.brighter ,singing: •ate
services. Keep services short and
interesting as possible'without af-
fecting traditional farms of war-
ship. The church should be avail: -
able to: people during the week
for visit•ation and meditation: '
Church 'Attendance '
Each one bring one to church..
Transport • elderly and 'crippled:
'people to. church; Visit. h mer of
non -church 'goers' inviting them",to.
church •aid send out invitations:
to .thein. Help clothe -poorer •,pet). -
pie so ,. ;that ..„they: may , attend:
church.' •
Mid Week Activities
More .mid -Week religious ' and:
evangelistic • meetings: More
church people _visiting the 'sick
and troubled. Organize a union
Young Peoples' organization: for
the. corn rnun ty,; Provide religious
films 'for the community. Organ-
ize commuinty social evenings
with games. and .recreation, for
Y°13 -n0 people. More time devoted
to- religious education for young
people and their ' needs. • In winter
hold weekly . Bible 'meetings in
the homes; •More -frequent visit-
ing of ;the homes by the minister
and leaders of the church.'
DUNGANNON 4-1H 'CLUB
,MEMBEIl.S- : MEETING
On. May 23rd, the• Dungannon'
'4-H Calf Club held their ,meet-
ing at the: farrn of Thomas Web-
ster -T'he meeting was opened
with the 4-H pledge repeated in
unison, led bey Elizabeth .Pent-
land. The. minutes. were .read by
Lois Webster. The roll call` was•
answ'ered by. the breed of calf
.the Club ; rnembe'r waCs...•raisi:ng.
'John €"lark gave the good ';qual-.
•ities'to''look for iri judging; beef
cattle: A class of Shorthorn heif-
ers were judged with Mr.. Hut-
ton giving' the official placing on
the class. A quiz was: held and
the ..meetin'g' cloSed with slides
1VLr,:: Hutton had *taken last - year
at the Dungannon Fair..
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