HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-01-25, Page 7)NES`DAY, jr,. 25th. 195.9
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WUITECHURCH
The annual meeting of the
United .Church was, held in the
Sunday School rooms.. ' a the
church ' on Wednesday, .January
18th with the pastor; Rev, •Brook
in•. charge. Clarence • McClen,-
aghan acted • as secretary. The
meeting opened with the scrip-
Lure • tread by -.Rev. • .Rev. Brook fol-
lowed bye prayer by Rev.. Watt..
Reports +from the different or-
ganizations were read. iMr. Milan
Moo1!`e was elected as Clerk. Of
the; Session Mand Mr. John Pur'
don was eleeted. as chairman of
*the ' Board The , ushers "vVili be
Ivan Laidlaw.;. Raymond Laid
la'v4i; •Russel Purdon, JackCoui1-
tes•.and. Carl McClenaghan., Four
new men were elected for the
Board, Ed (Scholtz, Elwood Gros-
korth, Herb Laidlaw" and James
Pettipieee.. Lunch was served
and a •'social half hour was en-
joyed by all;
Miss Winnifred .Farrier cd Tore.
onto spent the week -end at her
home attending her. tnother,'Mrs..
W. R. Farrier, who is under the•
doctor's care with phlebitis., Both
Mr, and.: Mrs° Farrier are pat
ients in Wingharn Hospital.
Mrs. Irene Patterson of •Tor . Greer. .and Julia •Peart, She, was
onto spent the • week -end-. `with •r •ori arch 25xh, .1895 on the
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meeting closed. with the, Lord's
prayer in unison, • •
The annual meeting ° of . the
church was. held' on Monday..
Rev. Caswell presided. and Mrs...
Farish ' Moffat was appointed,
secretary for the meeting. Re-
ports were reviewed and accept-
ed. The retiring managers,, 'Gpr:
don. Wall, Farish Moffat, and Jas:.
Richardson, 'were, re -appointed.
Grahan• Moffat was re -appoint
ed treasurer.
OBITUARY
MISS EVA ;�GREER
Death carne ;suddenly; but . riot
-unexpectedly, to ' Miss Florence
Eva . Greer early , .last Thursday
eveni.ng, in :'W"ingham' Hospital.
where she had been 'a patient.
with a , 'critical heart ; 'condition
•for: the past . few ..weeks. •
Afflicted with a physical hand_.
icaip since, • childhood ;she' had
faced , • life courageously and.
cheerfully. She•. was expert at
needlework, and was particular
ly bi sy this 'fall iii preparing :al
,colorful" , and varied' pre -Christ-_
mas •display of aprons and 'other
gifts items:
Eva, as everyone called ' her,
.was a daughter of George A.
,her 'mother, Mrs.' Wm Taylor &;. fa n
•• �farrri `just east of Lucknow•' nova
t.MPERIAL , E$S
DEALER
Esso.. and. Esso. 'E.tra. Gasoline
Allarvelube
and.
Mineralube
MOB.I.LOIL.
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Phone 3, Lucknow
Tooled To Repair All Makes Of
Tractors, Machines & Shop Work
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. McInnes 'of
Walkerton; ' called on 'friends' in
the village' oh 'Sunday. • •
Mr: and: Mrs. Ab Coultes and
'family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs,. ,Jack Coultes at
Belgrave
The W:M.S. of ' the Presbyter. -
in church• was.:held at the home:
of .Mr. and: Mrs. „Dawson Craig
on ,January 18th, The meeting
opened with the call to' worship.
The , scrippre was read respori
sively and the meditation. was
given •by Mrs Johnson Conn.
Eva ' served . as a Bell Tele-
phone opaerator '.for a:.nurnber of
years on the Wiirgham staff; She
later. operated ,a baby Wear ' and.
noveltyshop in Lucknow ,and.
more ,recently confined he act-
ivities to : doing. needlework at
her home. She hadlived, alone
since the death of her father.
reWhile ':health. • permitted Eva
was' faithful ;in attendance:'at the
Utnited Church, :and at' one,; time°
gave devoted service as • a .Sun-
day School _teacher.
'i CETYL'ENE i ' ` id `
KI,NLOUGH GARAGE
W. BRECKLES. '
Phone Y8 -r-20 Ripley•
Mrs• Caslick' led in prayer. 'Mrs- The funeral •.service, was he
Jas W.ilsbn: lead a letter from ,at .the Mannan ,MacKenzie
her uncle, 'Mi .:Angus MacKay of • Memorial .`Chapel ,on. Saturday
India. Mrs.'- Jas. Machines. 'read I -..` `--n . r cOnd , cte r,.r Rev.,
G
a .letter written: by;..Mrs..David
'Kennedy; "Carl) yang ., On'... Mrs
Gordon ',McBurney read the, 'Min-
utes of •the .last A.—fleeting •and the
roll' :call• : was .' answered by _a
scripture .. verse' . with • tlie: word
'beginning" in • 'it Mrs.'Frank'
Coulter gave the• morning, re-
ports Qf' the Maitland Presby-
terial Which was, held:' in Wing
hanr this` month. • .Mrs. Dawson
,Craig gave the .afternoon !report
of ' the. • meeting: -Mrs; s; Donald
Ross -played .a: piano instrumen-
tal, Mrs.. A, Walters closed • the
-i .eeting _ tl • graver:
Order: ,.'from your
nearest Swift's Chick
(Dealer or any 'of
Swift's hatchery
sales oil ts. .
Approved ' .
Canadian App .
A. Meiklejohn. , Interment wasi
in Greenhill .Cemetery with .Alex
Sutherland. . Wn1:• McGill,., J W.
Joyrit; ' Ewart Taylor, • Pharis
Mathers and . Campbell ,Thamp-
,seri, acting as, _pa'llbearers:. •
Miss Greery is . survived 'by one
.sis.ter,, Mrs' • Harry. Aiken • (La-
',Verne) of Kingston;
Pre - yterian--Evening Au'iliary
The. first meeting of the . year'
was held at• the ' home :of Mrs.
;Gordon 'Fisher with 24 in atten-
dance. Miss ''Maudie Fisher pse
sided. Aftersinging a hymn the
Bible 'study was .given by.. Mrs.
McClean: Mrs. James Little and
Mrs. Jack Pollock - gave ' reports
of ,the • annual,. meeting ;.of the
Presbyterialheld in Wingham
:On `January 10th.• Mrs Sherworld
offered prayer. It was decided
to' invite the :young ,women .frena
Dungannon congregation to • the
pot -luck supper On February ' 21..
The topic "The Church ,and. its
mission" was given in the: form
of a .panel discussion ' with Mrs.
Jack ' Fisher being the 'leader
and' Mrs...Rosa clammier Mrs. Joe
Wasrf y, ; Mrs. Stewart, Mullin
and Mrs: L. MacDonald 'assisting.
y�rs. `'Howard Agnew summariz-
fed a chapter. ' from the Mission.
study ' book "They Reach For
Life". After singing ,hynm 568
the •meeting _' was closed by .re-.
peating the• Lords• prayer in un-
ison; : A social half .hour 'follow-,
ed,
The World Day of .Prayer will -
be held ' .'iii the' Presbyterian
church on Janiia.ry 17th at 2.30
Tresent'ed Life Membership
The W.M.S. • of the 'L7nrted
Church met • at''the home of Mr,
and • Mrs :G. , Gillespie ' on • Thurs-
day; . January 19•th;. with the
meeting :in charge .of \ Mrs M. •
'Moore, first vice :pies: ,After• a,
hymn, ; Mrs: Groskorth • offered
prayer. The scripture Was read
by ':Mrs. W. J. Watt. Mrs.. J. D.'
'Beecroft had the ,missionary
Prayer. Mrs, Jas. Falconer ' was
Presented with a life• member;'
ship. Mrs. E Scholtz.. favored
.a: solo. The study, bodlf. 'was in
charge' 'of Mrs. Russell. Gaunt. It
was decided : to hold , the'• next
meeting on Febr9ary- 8th. Mrs.
J. G. Gillespie read ,a Letters ice
received from Mr. Angus
Kay in India. ;Mrs. G. E:•• Farrier •
read a., letter ' of. thanks; .for . -the
bale seht to Korea last spring,.
The • sweeting closed' with the
ani pah 'benediction; -
:.LANGSIDE.. NORTH'
"1"hv W.M.S. Auxiliary Met at
THE HOME Of OHM SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE: !ARTS
• the home, of 'Mrs, •Wm, Orr. The
_�_. Ipteskient, "Mrs, Bert Moffat, pre-
• _ ! ;mi c l and o rxetT=-'h""-
witl---ettl
to n� or li'ip : and pr.aye. .for'• the ..
New , Year. Mrs Lloyd Meiffat
read the: ser rptut`e-ai`rd--4M0" .es_
ley Young ,ave, tl-i'f4 rt'tl•rtati-o.
Mrs Orr led in Prayer. An' in't,.i-
"�1; • tation to meet. ,with the South
'r4 Kirrlo.ss Auxiliary:for the World
• Day of Prayer was accepted. Re_
ports. of the Presbyterial annual
1 meeting in Wingham was given
I3'"t laffat, . and '"Mrs,.'
i Parish Moffat. Mrs. - rfral
The
I gave .the.eif:fer{ing ' prayer: •
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WEDDING BELLS
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ELECTRIC MOTOR
SERVICE
Armature :and Field Winding,
Brushes, ,13ear.in S, 'Etc.
Repairs to
Fractional. and Integral ;Horsepower .
Motors; �;.:.
Also Electric •Fans,••Vacuur s, ,p,
(nippers,. Drills, Etc: ,
11 iLDENIVY ELECTRI(u '.�
Kinlough • '
Phone Ripley 1.11429' , 1
ley Gilders, ,son' of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gilders of Goderich, was
solernnized • at• thee Knox; Presby-
terian
resby terian. Manse; Goderich, by the :
Rev° R. G. MacMillan; on •Satur4
day, January 14th at 2.00 . o'clock.
The .:bride was neatly .attired in
a heavenly blue. suit with. (large;.
•w.hite. collar and navy 'accessor-
ies. She •was. attended by -her sis
ter, • Gwendolyn, as' maid of hon
our who was similarly; dressed,
Wilfred Gilders was'- grooms -
Man. " .
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Following the ceremony a re •
cepti:on was held at••the .heave of •
the bride's parents: The bride's
Mother receive=d the guests at-
tired in a blue 'glaze crvstalE'tte
with rhinestone trimming assist-
ed by the groom's mother dress
ed •in 'a gov.m of light navy. Each
had rhatchirig at cessOries After.
t °short, wedding• trip the .young
Couple will take ,up •resider e itt
Goclerieh•
GILbERS7—COI.1'VE'LL.
The wv eddrng. of 'Shirley
Doryne Colwell, eldest •daughtee
of Mr, •and•._,Mrs. George CoIwe�1`
of IIolyror>d, to. Raymond Wes •
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