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TIIUR$DAY,, JANUARY f1, 1951'4
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THF; LUCKNOW
° Mr: C E. McDonagh returned
from London, last week where he.
spent two weeks with. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed MacKenzie and family.
• , Mr . -and Mo, T S Calvert and
Joyce of Paris sere holiday visi-
tors' with .Mr., 41nd Mrs. W.' J.
.'Douglas. ,
Mrs. Wm: Harris and Paul,' of:
Ripley spent the week' end, ,with(
Mrs. Hugh Ferguson •• .
The January meeting 'eeting of the
NEL; .UCKr OW, ` ONTARIO
PRESENTED WITH . •
L L FE - I/VI EMB ERSH I P
Qn Wed, hesda'y, .Tanuary 3rd the
Society met for :the first meeting
Of the new year with 15. members
present The presidentwas in the
Lucknow Women's Institute will .chair and lead in tl,1e opening ex -
be held 9.n.Friday,- January, 12th ercises: 'It had been 'decided tq.
at 2•i34) o'clock �HostesseeNargar- study the ten ' commandments
' during the year and as an intra-
et Rae Mrs Dduglas • -Mrs •Clark
D.UN•GANNON •
the 2Qth chapter• . of • Exodus :and
explained the first commandment.,
The secr.'etary,, Mrs. 'Porteous,
read" the minutes of the .last.
:meeting• and• 'the •members,: ans
' wered the rollcall by 'n.amning
•inission.ary in - British Guiana. The
treasurer,,,Mrs. Yoven, , reported.. a
ibaiance o#'. $54: aver. the • alloted,
allocation: for F 195Q ',4;'/'
As 'a 'recognition• of _her • faith-=
ful services:.as. pianist, througif.
the years, 'Mrs. :A C. `Agnew was
presentect with a, life' membership'
,We• are sorry to hear' ' of. the Certificate ,by the . Society.
'serious condition; of Mrs. • T. G. .. Mrs Pudon,'•;Mrs. ll2ason and
Allen,=,Clinton, :' o er1y of Dun- Mrs. Reid 'took part in the prayer
Bannon She is M " . Everett:Fin- circle while . Mrs; W. ' Douglas
.. dealt with the first .chapter of,,
Wigan s mother. , • . ,.. P
the . study ,book, "Our Share in
Miss' Gretta Hudson; Lucknow, ' the'. World "Mission". Mrs.• • Little
is visiting her brother, Mr.' Roy read two short ,poems .and:worl•
Hudson •and family. events in :regards'to nissions was
Mrs. Mathew'' Shackleton,:. ,who: touched on by `Miss M. MacLeod.
.broke . her, ankle' in• recent weeks
arZd also Mrs: ;Minnie .'Jones ' who.
had the:same misfortune are. each
gradually. improving af\their
•homes,.
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Little Eleanor Reed, elder .dau-' ;,a circulating library and lunch.
ghter of Mr: and Mrs. Allan Reed was 'served; to conclude the social
observed her 7th birthday—on 'part, of ,the meeting.; The 'Febru
:Sun'day, ..January' 7th. In ,obser-.' .arylmeeting : will be heid''in the
=aance- of: the occasion besides her basement `of tile• church with• Mrs;
J ' D:' Ross_•.,and Mrs Mason in
charge. . .
'• `duction Mrs, ,MacE,arlane read
ITUARY
MRS.` BEM,.$;, NA•YLOR
Death, came to,a highly esteem
ed resident 'of this. district .on -.Fri-
dad, December 29th in the per
son of ,:Mrs;' Ben S. Naylor., Mrs:
Naylor had' been.in failirr .health
•..for the ..17ast'6qyears but suffer
ed ti-stroke'one week, before her
death : , . •, ,r
Mrs.• ,Naylor was born Decem=
her 26th, 1871, the daughter of the
' • late : Robert "Addison and Mary'
',:Emerson and resided for 65 years
on the 12th Concession of West
Wawanosh:. She was .married . in
Marcl 1896,to '+Mr.. Ben S Naylor
who predeceased her ' two `years
ago last .June
• The funeral service was held.
at MaoLennan!s funeral home .on.
:Sunday afternoon.c acted by
,,.the Rev.' R. D.' A.turrie
Whitechurch Presbyterian church.:
,'`"During"
the `service Mr, Garnet
Farrier sang : `13eyond` ,the .• Sun
set" With. accompaniment by El-
nier. • tTmhach. Interment . was 'iri
•
.Greenhill; •!Cemetery. The• :''pall
bearers were .John ,Craig, Frarik
..Coulter,..:: Garnet—. ---Farrier;. 'Bei*
•'Thornpsan ,Charles .:Stewart and.
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':uordort
Y.
Mrs, Naylor leaves' to mourn
'ler passing ._Mrs:. Arnold:: Chad-'
,wick (Leola) 'of London and Fred'
' D.. Newman .9f, Whitehu. ch;, ;'also
• one sister, • Mrs. .'W . Fraser of
Point' At. Bari,..``
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ALTON ADAMS ' of: the Lyceum
'Theatre;, Winghamis this , year
Master af:'` Wingham: ` `Masonic
Lodge. '•.and" had 'the unique. dis-
t.i:ncton'.of • being' .installed .in, of
fice by'his'rfatbei W: J: Adarns;
a past Master of.' Wingham' lodge
and a :'Grand Lodge officer;
• •
The Y:P:S. ' of Erskine Presby-
teriian church Will,
have their bi-•
weekly Meeting Friday night at.
8.30. p.pi. in char.:ge of', Miss: Mar,
garet ; Black..•. a ''.,
Mr.4'-and Mrs ;Gordon Sampson,
Goderich,,,visited Dungannon rel
atives on ,Sunday.
Miss Joan Rivett, London, spenf
the week -end• at the home "of, her
parents, Mr; and Mrs. Geo, Rivett.'
'Mrs. H. Nixon and• Mrs.. Pur -
don as directors. for the meeting,'
conducted a 'Bible ..contest, ':after.
which, Mrs.; J fiD Ross closed with
prayer. It Was .decided to . begin
'parents., brother `Jimmy and: sash
ter Jewell were•h'er `.grandmother,
Mgrs: `J. G. M,ntgomery, uncle
Mr:. Gordon. • Nlontg'ornery " . and
'Ride With Hopalong
'great, auntY:'Miss Jane .'Montgorn-
ery• o.f Teeswater, who: were ,4 re
'sent . for a birthday }°supper.
Hamilton, entertained,
the Ladies Guild of -St; Paul's
church at 'her home',on Friday`
n The •• Detroit Times!•:
No* you .can enjoy. seven da • ys
a,. week -in. the Detroit Times
Comic, Pages, America's beloved.
'cowboy here, 'Hopaion g .:Cassidy:
.;See' Hopalong every week ,dayin..
'afternoon:.Due' to • the illness' of The Daily Detroit Times. and. also
• the., president, •Mrs. • Be M ., follow, his dashing •adventures -
Mrs,. T: Park, 'vice .president, con-' in color-e�very week. iii The De
•.ducted the ,meeting. The ,'offiicers. ; , @.
troit' Sunday .Times. It's The De,
• •1950 were re-elected • for• 1951'trait Times for" the vlrorld`s best
LUCKNO .
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UNITEDCHURCH
Minister; Rev : W, J.. Mumford,
!' b, M.A., B.D.'
rSTiinday, January, 14th, X951 j
11 ami.: A Tender Care Xhatl�'
Nothing: Be Lost.'
12.15 p.m.:, Sunday , School.'.
� har''_Doe Thou• ..:
Here?
The•.First Steps Towards Hap;.,
piness Are The 'Church. Steps..
We invite you. to worship with'
us.
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8.30 .Sharp
Legion auspices..
Lillie/3 for $1.00
4 Specials
€.^d are • .ores., Mrs.' '$en 1V1. le ;•'
vice:pres ,1VIr`s T. Park; comics sec.-treas_
Mrs.'Co . Fowler,'Flower:Fund•.sec
areas,, Nlrs;.'L., Ivers. After'a busi
ness diseussion:the hostess .serve,
'refreshments.. The, next meetings
Will • be held at .the home -of Mrs;
George Rivett.
• BORN --Vo Mr. and p:1VI s.. Ben
Park,' • Dungannon, on M anday,
Janu•ai. y • $'th, a _.daughter ''
Nine young :men in this drs_
Ytric ;;:members af�CD1Wd�ia YrJ�tn,
ior• Farm .ChM :.availed themselves
of '•the, oppor uni y o .t de -nth -rig frc ated-'at the-double--ring-cere -
short .courses at 0.A:C , .Guelph,• ; rnony: The• bride --was a:, former.
Last week.: The • nlost :popular.:of member• of •.th'e • Lucknow Public
WEDDING: BELLS
SHARP:-CRAMM.I
Tl e Pinkerton United„ Church
at high moor n—Satt'irday;• De-
cember 30th, : was t .e .'setfirig for
the marriage of Marjory Isobel,.
daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. Roy
Cramrn, Pinkerton, Ontario, to
Mr., James. Shearer. Sharp,' De-
troit seri=of- Mia--1VIx's Rab_erf
Sharp: 'Rev. Wm.' Summerell obi
the G,ouises chosen was farm
ne'chanics,'. livestock • ari••d , soils.
Those ;attending were Kenneth
Petrie,. •Chester Hackett, Arnold
Alton,Donald.,Murray-; Ken' Mc
Allister, Wilmer ' Errington, John
Clark,, George Turton anal. Albert'
Durst.
A joint prayer. Meeting '• for
"Peace'". was held in the Dungan-,
non`.'U`nited Church with ':neigh-
boring church 'mxiembers • in'vited.:
Rev. ` J. Bright, ' pastor of ' the
•church, 'presided' and . the clue ch'
choir led'i'n the singing With Mrs
• Stingel at • the.: piano. Miss: Iva.
'C'arr read the ,scripture less.onY
'Prayers'' ;Fere given by
Moir e..1VIrs.R:.: Durnin,,
Henryy <Y.Horto'n `w'd!Mqs�„ Me1`vnia'l
Reed, The `topic "Acknowledge,
Him" was 'inti'odu, ced by Mr, •Har. -Y.
•ley Anderson: The 'second part
'was taken •by McA1-.
Lister, "G.od4,,in, Worship" Miss
1 School staff.
Given in . marriage ' . by. her
father, the bride wore .a grace
fiul, trained gown of ,.white lace,
_over satin,• made with; stand-up
Tc ( --116f.' and lily -point sleeves. Her
fingertip veil :ofi1lus.iori lnet was•
held •with is matching :headdress.'
The 1bride' carried a,b'ouquet of
.white ;roses with aspri'g::of'-hea-•
thee from ...Scotland,
Her •br. i;desmaids, Miss, Patricia
Bailey and ;Miss:.Jean Grice, were
frocked alike .in Christmas red
taffeta with ivy, head=bands, and,
carried white .fur 'muffs' trinined`
'With .red poinsettias., The` flower-,
gir1, ;Helen Marlene Dietrich, Ore
a floor'i1ength .gow.r :matching
...those 'of , ;the bridesmaids, with
a'n• 'i� t :rrmn i bunnnttraitil�,etal
x Gi
'rie'd a tiny muff with: a poinset-
tia; ,
Mr, Dick' 'Meyer of: Detroit *as
best:man, and Corporal Bob Mor-
cell of•'Detroit and Donald Cramm
Edna' Rivett gave the. third chap .'ere uhers. i
••ter, `.`God. •n .Family, Life" and'. lir. Elwood• Pinkerton played
Mrs.. Cecil slake
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the chapter `.`God in Daily Work
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Word -naso been received', by
Dungannon friends of the dead,
!of Mrs. Jean Duff, at:Le,amingfen,
forrrierly • of ,Dungannon,. She is.
sur,vitred bytwo sons, Arthur and.
Ray of that district. She was,
predeceased' by he hus=band, Mr,
nest •Duff last. summer 1It is 4
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'e
b detighted.
is fragrant tea
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tometrist, Goderic
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concluded with
the ' wedding' •-music, and ' Miss'
Kathryn ,,Connell of Leamington
sang, "Because" 'before tie cere-
•meny.•, and "The, Lord's . Prayer'.'
during4the signing of •the"regis-
,ter, °;°
Following the ceremony a• re-
ception 'Ways .held ' in, the 'Legion
Hall; Walkerton _, 'or going away.
the :bride wore; a purple "crepe.
ears ` since (•their removal Y1 t0 dress: with, matching :accessories,.
and 'a ;white orchid Corsage;'
Out -'of -town guests. were •frond'
I(Ia,milton,� Toronto, D'
, etroit and
,W iartorr• a
Lea'mingtor, They. at. ,one, time
farmed the : far, now owned • s
_ . south: of the
'Mx�.;�Etdoh Culbert, .. •
,village. i'
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Farmer is Pioneering
Co -Operative Enterprise..
With , 50,000 Neighbours
he,:has built 150.16‘1,o'
Co=Ol eratives . and a
Provincial ,Organitation
• These he owns, controls,,.
and uses to purchase his
Applies, and'\to market '
'his products.
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