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HOU* RALLY:
;AT HACKETT'S
Almost eighty members of the
Frespytery Young. peo..
pies un4in gathered, at Hackett
•'United thUreh on Friday even-
. irig" to hold their annitak offiders
Congress. .A sumptuous la'ancruet
was served by the ladies. of the,
•Ouroh, followed by.a lively sing
• song under the leadership of Pen -
ion Sutter,. •
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Then the' group refired to the
:auditorium where :they . entered
• their leadership groups f9rdLs
cussion.. The leadership groups
were Onder,tbe guidance
Vey , Sparlirig, ,administration;
• Howard Blake, fellowship; Arri•-!
old Alton;.; :citizenship; Douglas
.Clifford* Kelly,
culture; and Lucille ,Boyce, re-
creation.
• 'Rev, Scott addressed ail of .the
groups,•1psing as his 'theme
."Jesus.,C8ist. the Teacher". The
members of Credltefi een.7
ducted the veSPers !Stich .brokight
the evening to, an inspiring
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REVIVAL RALLY
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LVCKN,QW SENTINEL, `,LUCKNPW, •ON44,140 •
1 RECOVERING FRomr Bum
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misurAp INJURIES
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An.11-day Evangelistic Crusade
will open in Lucknow on Sunday
evening, of this Week, It will con-
firhie until Sunday, 'Waren l8th,
with nightlynieetings•reach night
°PeePt Thurs61431, .Friday and
aturday,' March '8, 9, 10, and
Sattirday, .March 17th.
Sunday Meetings start at:•8:15
and Week ,day meetings •at 8•.00.
• Rey, Pert Turner of • Detroit,
Irish-born evangelist; will speak'
at all meetings , during this re-
vival rally.••,ev,Turner spoke
here 'last September and Was ac-
ccirded 'well.' a- welconte t . that
time that he planned theri:tO,re-•
turn when the opport-uriity • af-
forded, itself. His return visit IS
!again, ibeing` •sponsored by the
Clinton 'Area Youth for Christ,
and 4 is expected that this rally
will .attract many' from various
,pointa in the district. •
pining 'the past twelVe- years
in Christian work, Rev. Turner's
ministry -has been blessed. ton-•
gregations large and small have
responded 'O., his appeals for a
genuine revival,• .• .
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/ CH1JRCH NEWS T , .
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, • The Presbyterian • Guild•meet. MleS -WM: J. ,SPESIllifiER
ing of February 26th Was opened De4t.1. F a m e. suddenly last
with the Call to Worship read by .Thursday. to Mrs. William • •J,
glaclYs 'MacDonald. HYrrin 726 Spindler, two days :after-. the
death f • h
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• 'tare:reading by Marion. 1VtaeDon.: Huston.,.ibeeri • .
wassungfollowed by the scrip- 9• aunt; Mrs. DaV
i • will come and help us out. ". • ,•take an active ' • do- YOu just ibelong? ------------.- •
James Aitchison of West' Wa
wanosh'returned .to home on
Sumday; • after eleven .',daYS
•Wingharn: Hospital, folloWing in-
juries receimed in an accident in
the ,bush on his farm.'
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• A falling limb struck Jim ,
glancing 1131,,),w on the head, ',and
landed. beavily ,on, his Shoulders
and hack: •X-rays revealed :no'
bones broken,. but Jim is still
'feeling, the .effects of the blow
and is 4nable as yet to resume
his regilar farm. duties. klis
'tiler Jack is assisting. him?
DO YOU „MST.' HEII,ONG? • .
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Are yet; an active.member, the
kindtht would be -missed, •
are you jut conterited that
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your name is on the list?
Do. you 'attend the, meetings;
and mingle With the flock,
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Or :d� yOu stay:. at home. arid
criticizeand knOrk?..
• Do you take an 'active part, to
help the work•;aldrig.. •
Or are you satisfied to..be .the
kind that just belongs? . • • .
• Do you push the' cause along
• and make. things sort of click,:
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There' is quite a program • • .
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duled that. you must have heard So come to the 'meetings otter' Think this oiVer, -brother, you
ebdut, '` . and help with hand and 'heart, knoW right from wrong,
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And ..vVe •apipreciate if you 4.90 Don't just be a merniber; but ' Are 'you' an active inernher,"01",'
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Utes buSiness discussion was denly strirken • with a' 'severe •• •
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held. Mit. James Little gave the :heart: attack aljotit 9 30 that •
rObic which was responded to by ingrning.:She neverregained Cori,: .
iblical references by the. Guild sciousness and passed away early
members. •A • reading, was given Thursday akteindon at her home • ,, ,''4,
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iby John Gatrintie. Reitr41vit: whin here, where she was ptricketi.. ,
closed the meeting with prayer .: Mr.. Spindler passed .aWay. :in.
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• Grapp 3 'Women's Association
The FebrufarY meeting„of Group'
3 was held at ,the home o Mrs.
Haroki Aliin on February 14th.
. The scripture.. was read by Mrs•. -
'Andrew and. Mrs. Mumford • led
In prayer. After the -reading-- of-rmOunt in Ashfield Township..
late',May, of last, year; .
• Mrs.. Spindler was 70 years of
age.She was formerly Ernina
Gill, daughter of the, late DaVid
McGill and Sarah Ann Cook and
was. born onOctober 19th, .1880
on the family hornestead at' Para- •
the -Minutes, considerable ,busi- On, March lith, 1903. sbe: mar- .
ness was discussed. The Cheerio
ried William James Spindler, and
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committee reported and knitting . all their .married • life -was spent
was given oat by.. the: Sewing
Committee; MiS: Sproul presided
• over a *very' interesting, program
•*consisting of, a pleasing solo by
Mrs. Harold Haldenby;-,, a huni-
Otou s reading by Mrs. Woo' HeY,
and a Valentino reading by. Mrs.. •
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sister:-,,, Two , sisters •p_i_'. oe.d;:ee,Sed.,' , ' ' '''':''',''''-17:• .' • ..:.' ',.. • '. .,,,.. 01.,. , 141 II:
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exemplary, indtistrio.us •• a n d.
thrifty citizens.
•• *Mrs: Spindler •waS, good friend
and neighbor, .kind and hospit-
able. She was a• !member of -Luck-
now- Presbyterian .Church, devot-
ed-and----faithful-to'her- church;
and partictilarly.interested in. the
Work of.the W.M.S. •
Mrs. •Spindler became especial-
ly. well known in. the commun-
ity. curing' the ten years that she
was. "behindthe totinter" assist-
ing ;her 'husband in conducting:his,
bakeshop .business.. ,Her, jovial,
cheerful manner. Won. ber :a host.
of friends:
• The funeral scrYice* was held
ipi•iVately at her late residence on
'Saturday safternobne.zanducted'hy
• her. pastor; Rev. C: A. Winn: In-
terment- was in Greenhill :dem-,
.etery, the pallbearers being Mor-
-oh :11-enderiOii:71-5,E4113---SteTw-lif,7
Pollock,,• „IProrik • MacKenzie;
Grant 'McDianid and 'CattPbell
ThompsOrl.• • •0,• '
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•Spindler ,.was ' th& death Many..
years ago df their
David,' at the age . of
11 months. • •
Mrs. Spindler is :fsinvived • by
one 'brother, Wm MeGill df
• Li.tcknoW' arid two.. sistbrso, Mrs.
Harry Farnell of Ripley,and
Ether McGill of "LuCknoW,* 'Who
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