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WEDNESDAY,•
, 'NOV, 14th,, 1956,
PAID TRIBUTE TO THE LATE
MRS, RUSSELL JOHNSTONE
Mrs. ' M.: Henderson presided
over the November meeting .of
the Sr. Auxiliary of the W.M.S.
,and ppened the meeting with
prayer: Scripture was read by
Mrs. H. Agnew. Miss'Mary .Mac-
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THE WCKNOW SENTINEL,, I.UCKNOW. ONTARIO
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Lead gave the Bible study from
1 Peter. Mrs. Henderson. spoke
with regret f Mrs. Russel. John-
stone's passing, and with appre-
ciation of her work' in the Aux-
iliary, •An invitation ;to the Aux-
iliary to hold the December
meeting in the "Manse was • ac-
cepted with ,pleasure. The fol-
lowing nominating . committee
was appointed: Miss Mary Mac-'
Leod,, Mrs. E, Johnston. and Mrs.
1'•I, . Agnew, to prepare a slate of
officers .for 1957. •
The topic, "What the . Presby-
ibyterian Church is doing in this
revolutionary world"; was given.
.:by. Mrs Ken-nt w o told: of
schools in British' Guiana, For:.
mosa, India,'' Africa and in Wes-
tern %Canada, which are under
the church and of the . training.
of pastors and hospital workers
in hospitals and colleges.
Mrs. C. Agnew gave the mis-
sion story, "Missions more than
a ,hobby", stating that missions
cannot be •separated ' from , the
heart of church work. Twenty-
two ladies answered roll call.
Mrs. M:,; Henderson : and-, ' Mrs.
Johnston gave The glad tidings
review and', Mrs. R. Reid closed
the meeting` with prayer.
'WE'DDING 'BELLS'
BIGGS--MARSHALL
Sit. Peter's :Anglican 'Church,
Luck -naw; -was the setting-OnSat-,
urday, IN1'ovember 3rd, at eleven
o'clock, for lthe wedding .cere-
Many of Edith Kathleen . Marsh-
a» . •land Donald Hajvey Biggs;
The °bride ' is . 'the daughter of
Mrs, A: E. Marshall 'of Lucknow
and ,the groom is the son of 'Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Biggs of. Wing!.
harp.
Rev. H. L. Jennings officiated
at Elie senvice,and the ,wedding
music -was rlayed• by Mrs-
McQuillin' of Lucknow.
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"" The' 'bride, .given . in ' marriage
y .Edwin Finnie of Windsor,.
wore a gown of Whitenylon net
with appliqued lace Over tiered
nylon_ Underskirt,- topped with a
white satin lace jacket and . a
'fingertip • :veil. •• She :carried' a
'white prayer book .crested- with
white mums. .
.The. matron ofr ,honor,. Mrs.:
Wm. Mullin of ' Listowel, and sis-
iter of the bride, wore a powder
blue nylon netover 'blue satin
,gown and carried a nosegay of
yellow mums:
The groom: was .: attended . by
his brother, Darrell. Biggs, •of.
Toronto. •
The bridal dinner' was . held in
the Legion Hall, Lucknow,
lowing the wedding.
' For a. wedding,trip : to Hall
burton, .the' bride donned' a grey•
;sheath dress, grey kid jacket and
red: accessories.
Mt. ,and Mrs. Biggs will reside
in Wingham: '
BORN
de BOOR4in .Wingham' -'General-
Hospital •ion Thursday, • Nover i-
ber.•, 1st, 1956, 'to Mr, and Mrs.
Peter de . Boer, R. 5, ' Lucknow,
a daughter. • :.,
J. E. MacDONALD MURNR.AY—in Winkham General
Hospital on Wednesday, October
` Phone 3, 'Lucknow • ' '31st, :1956, to Mrs and 'Mrs. Lea
- Murray, R. 3, Holyrood, a•i son.
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We,• have :on hand a good supply' of:
Automatic Electric' Irons
Pop -Up and Turnover Toasters
• Electric Kettles and Percolators
Sunbeam Junior Mixers in Colors
Flashlights Batteries and Bulbs
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HELD MEMORIAL
SERVICE SIJNDAY .
(ST. HELENS NEWS)
Animpressive memorial ser-
vice
vice as held in the Community
',Hall on Sunday afternoon when
many 'gathered to , honor the
heroes of two world wars. The
service planned by the Women's
Ihs•titute, was in charge of Bev'..
B. F, Green. Mr, J. W. Joynt of
Lucknow, whose father, the late
Mr. John Joynt had the memor-
ial placed on' the lawn . beside
the community hall, spoke . fit
YY -mss- ctd also Rev,
The • choir of the United' Church.
led in the signing of appropriate
hymns and , also sang the anthem
"Great is Thy Faithfulness".
1Vlarvin McDonald . recited "In
Flander's' Fields Jim Reed. of
Dungannon sounded . The Last
Post_ before the ttwo minutes sil-
ence and the Reveille at its close.
After the singing ofthe national,
anthem, the crowd proceeded. to
the cenotaph where a wreath
was placed by Miss Beatrice ,Me-
Quillin. • .
Congr.,atuiations are due Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. .Humphrey who
on Friday observed their 64th
wedding anniversary. . .
Miss: 1Vfargaret Miller w a s
home from. StratLford for .the
Week -end...-
:. Miss 'Isabelle MacPherson and
MissMar lyn Kirkpatrick, student
nurses at St. Joseph's • Hosipital,
London,were week -end visitors
at the forrner's home . here.
Mrs. W ll -Rutherford and 'John
and Mr.. Gordon MacPherson
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs.. Hugh': Rutherford at, Gan-
anoque..•
:Miss- Berthia. McKay of Lon-
-don, who-iias--keen --v sitoi witlr.
her brother, Rev. .'Angus : MoKay
in India, will be'. the guestspeak=
er ` •at •the Thankoffering ..of the
W.M.S. of the United 'Church' bn
Monday evening,: November. 26:
Mrs. 'Daman. of Brucefield
the ..guest of Miss Mary Murray:
Mr. and "•,Mrs. Chester . Taylor
and '1Vlurray were week -end
guests of Mr: arid Mrs. Ed. .Tay-
lor for at Guelph.
Fifteen ladies were •in 'attend-
ance on Thursday afternoon for.
the ' November meeting of the
W AVIS. • • held it the:' United
Church with the, president,. Mrs.'
V. I. ;Miller in ' charge. . The
theme of the •worship service
was :"A dwelling place of .God":
Mrs. Harvey Webb and Mrs. D.
Gilbb led in ,prayer: Mrs: G. Mac-
Pherson read the scripture -les-
son .' and :Mrs.:: W. A. .Miller, the..
comments. Mrs, E. W. Rice:gave
interesting ana informative,
paper. -; On Korea. The: treasurer
reported that $111:24 had been.
sent to the • Presbyterial ...treas y
urer. Plans for. the Thankoffer-
ing were 'made. It was agreed to,
have the candlelighting service
at the next meeting. Miss W. D.
.Rutherford,' Mrs. W. A Humph-
frey .and Mrs. W. A Miller were
appointedas. nominating codimit.,•
tee. Vies. , T. X. Todd .presided for
the meeting of the W.A.. which
opened 'with the theme :hymn,
prayer arid creed.. The themeof
the worship service, a deeper
note than victory. • .Mrs. Lorne
Woods read the scripture lesson.
and, Mrs. 'Frank i /rcOuillin the
lesson thoughts 'ori perfect: trust
and perfect ;peace, The treasurer
reported $6.7:01 on hand. Plans
were: completed for the bazaar.
and. Mrs. L. Woods, Mrs. C. Mc-
Donald and Mrs. F. McQuillin
were appointed as norninatirlg
committee. A pleasant social
Hour - was enjoyed, with. Mrs.
Webb and Mrs. Rice as hostess-
es.
ostesses.
The ladies of. the W.A.;of the
-United Church held a successful
bazaar at the .• Auxiliary Robins;
Lucknow, on Saturday afternoon..
-Th T receipts' amounted -tis ove
$100.0.0.
-Mrs:, C. H. Cadman of St. Hel-
ens returned home last week
after ten days in, Wingham His=
pital, .and is° 'still confined to ked
at her home,
One way for a husband to stay
popular is always to give his
candied opinion.
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(Too Late For : Last . Week)
Ladies Aid was .. held at. the
lvo—ne of Mrs: • : Fare sli-MTooffa
Thursday, evening. Mrs.:' Bert:
Moffat readthe scripture, ' lst
•Psalm. •.Meditation and :prayer'
was ,giiven . by Mrs. • Frank Mjtller.:
During , the business period it
was decided to send a donation
to the Children's Aid : Society
and `also a• dhnat'iori Was given to..
produce books; .etd., • to'
leaders to he in the .organiz-
ing of the club .for girls. A num-
ber of .girls 'were present at the
meeting. Mrs: Thompson from
-Bluevale . was present and gave
a talk .outlining the purpose of
the C.G..I.T.: and, explaining its.
work and 'what can be •accotri-
plished,•.:etc. Mrs. Farish Moffat
was appointed leader and Mrs.
Wm; •Scott as helper: A meeting
is .planned ` in the near future,
to organize and .appoint. officer.
The report :. of the.: pot. "luck ;sup
• per' was given which was a real
success. • The.'next . meeting is .to
be held at Mrs. • Lloyd 1Vfoffat's.
the last Thursday in November
to net ` interfere with Christmas
concerts A 50c gift exchange : is
;planned, alsoelection of officers.
an. ; ' rs. : - usse actor
of •Lavornia, 1Vlicht, were week
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end visitors With Mr. and Mrs.'
Russel Ritchie and other Tiffin,
families: .. -
Mr. ' Stan . Allan of Chatham
spent a; few days 'with.' Clarence
Cr'owston:at his ' hpm:e. Clarence
returned to the city with him:
Mr. Bob Orr received. :a nasty .
cut near his elbow .on his truck.
window while attending the Win
:ter Fair at Walkerton •With Bob
by `Young .and phis .4-H calf:
ELECT ,OFFICERS OF
GIRLS' . SEWING CLUIt
`Officers of ; •the . Sewing Club,
v'-hiCh~ has been named "Ripley;
Nifty Snippere, are as follows -4:
Donna Osborne, president; Carol
Anger, v.ice' president; Joyce Mc-
Nay, secretary; Marilyn , Finlay-
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son
porters.
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