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THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
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Mr. James Pickering is 111 at,
his home with pneumonia, •
Mrs, Margaret Sproul ' 1s. ' 11
with pneumonia, and - her . sister,,
,M.rs. Million; is visiting with her,
'Yte Londestboro . Young People
put on. their play, ",Chintz Cot-
t,age", Friday evening at. Zion.
•
.Gerald Culbert. of Toronto
spent the week -end with his par-
ents
arents,Mi." and Mrs. Jim Culbert..
Miss Sarah MacQuaig returned
to n. Chicago on Thursday, ,a•fter.
the e " ' st '... year spendingspending� r
at ,her
aiie here.
Mr. ,ands�Mrs. C Eric:. Woglley
'and ifaChesley .were Sun-
day
Y k1,1•
d;• guests of Eric's parents, Rev.
:C. B. and.: Mrs. '' Woolley. •
. .
Mr Charles ' Lorenz .suffered
another •paralytic seizure :.the
latter part .of ' .the week and is
•a patient .in, Kincardine lospi-
• tal. Mrs.. Lorenz is . r risiting • in
Iiiricard:in.e with Mrs. McGarvey.
Lucknow sa
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:REV. C. A. WiNN,
Minister
B.A.,
SUNDAY,' MARCH 9th'
11 : a.nt.:Morning :Worship. •'
• 12.15 p.m.: Sunday School 'and
Bible Class, .'
3 pin.::Erskine; Dungannon"
era
•-
Miss Pearl Thamer, Reg.N., re
2'umed' her- duties on Sunday as.
matron at the Bdker Convales-
cent ;Homme,. after . a' month's ab-
sen.ce due to illness. •
Mrs, Russell Irvin of Ashfield
returned' from Wingham Hospital
on Monday, where she 'underwent
ail,' operation the _previous Mon-
day.
' Bessie,Reavie accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Donald 'Blue: to Ottawa
last week'.,ito• attend .the: Opening
,of Parliament and to-'. see the
sights in the Capital City
Ti 9 Ladies' Guile -Of St. Pet
er's' Church,' met 'last week at the•
Relctory' with an almost, full at-
tendance. The next meeting will
be held at the home .4f Mrs. Thos..
W. Smith. ° '
Mrs'. • -Russell Irvin wishes to
sincerely • •'tha'nk friends ,and
neighbors for., their cards and•
other - kind•',remembrances' while,
in the hospital, all of which were
indeed appreciated.
] event visiftors with' Mr and
Mrs.:Wm. Bushell have been Mr.'
and Mrs. Jolinishell, Mr. and
Mrs. ` Morley Bushell, Mr, and
Mrs.' Donald Bushell . and Janet,
Mr. 'and Mrs. :'• George Colwell,
Shirley; Gwen, Billie, • Jack. and
Delbert Hedley. . • '
Mr. ;LloYd Burges� Mr and
.', 5..
llllrs:. Jack Charlton (L}�/�..
itella), Mr:'
and :Mrs.'.::. Merle Burgess, • Mr:.
Beverley .Burgess, Mr's.. William
'Russell (Bertha) Visited' :at the:
week -end at: the 'home' of their'
father, Mri George Burgess, and.
attended' the funeral of :Mrs. ;W.
^J, Davison.
1 p.m.;, Evening Worship..
LUCKNOW
UNITED' CHURCH;
Minister.. Rev. W..3 Munford, i
M.A., B.D.. S.T.D.•:. , I
Sunday, March 9th, 1952. i
l' SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT
.11 a.m.: Let's Be Christ's Men.
1215 On.: Sunday School.
• 7 p.m:: Personalities of She i
i Passion: 2..Judas.° 1
1 '7.30 p.m Thursday Special
Lenten-Servi^ce,------- -----
• •InLorder=to-save,the-- wor-ld
God sent not an • atom bomb,
but His Son w'1'io, ,died for us i•
that we might live. The pub- i
i lac is cordially invited to war-
ship. whoa :• ,
OBITUARY
• MRS. WILLIAM 3. 'DAVISON.
The death. of ,Mrs. William J.
Davison "occurred . in Wingham
Hospital ',`early last Wednesday,
evening.. She had suffered:.° a
stroke only :that morning at ;her'
home in'Lucknow •
Davison was ',a lifelong
rident ' olf the community, hav-
i•ng beein • born ' at • Holyrood over
74 yearsago, on October 6, 1877,
and having lived .• in Lucknow
since her •marriage to W J. Dav-
ison on: January '1st, 1903. • °
Mrs. • . Davison • was .' formerly
Matilda. Elizabeth' `MeMullen, one
of•a family of four children 'born,
,to Willi,arn'.James McMullen and.
Matilda Flukey Mrs. McMullen
`died. on' September lst, 1912 and
her. hiaband's .death occurred; on
March' 20th; 1932. . .
The funeral service. for Mrs..
Davison was,cond•ucted 'privately'
at' her late., residence on Satur-
day afternoon. .A lovely tribute
was pateer'.y a former pastor,.
Rev, J. W. Stewart ofTrafa g�'ar,^
assisted -by • Dr W -T.- -Ma ord
of Lucknow United Church, of
which she wasa member.
InterrrTentt." w,as. .iii Gree'rihT1-
C,einetery, the pallbearers being'
Durnin Phillips, Kenneth Camer
tin,. "Archie 'Robinson,: Jas,' Math-
ers, Harvey .Webster and Bever-
ley Burgess. . :
;. `Besides: her husband, Mrs.
Davison is Survived by two ,sis-
ters,
sis-tens, Mrs. EdnaBothnie of Sask-
atoon and Mrs, • Essie 1:Tewat of
London and by , one' br'othet,. 11/Ii1
,.,7,VI•c`1Vlullen zsf:: Toronto. A.n-
other, sister,.'.Maty:Etlen,••;died air
infancy. r .
Anglica hurch
NOTICES`'
Rev. A. S. Mitchell, L Th.,
Rector.
Second .Sunday_'in Lent..
•
1VIARCH 9th, 1952
St. ,Peter's 'Church,. Lucknow'
Morning....Prayrir
Address "Persistent Faith"
'Wednesday, March 12th,'8
Service at the ;home of
;Mr, Fred Nixon..(, .. ;
• The 'Ladies9• Guild, 2.30 p.m.
'at .home of Mrs. T. W, Smiths
St. Phil's Church, Dungannon
• 2,30 p.m,: Holy Conned lion.
St °Paul's Church, Ripley.
7.30r ..
pmz.. Evening'. Prayer and
Address:
• Tuesday,' The Ladies' Guild
visits the Rectory,.
Thursday at 17.30 •p.rn., Lent
.Service at 'home of 'Mrs.
Frank Scott.
CKNX BROADCASTS
Tuesday flip $t 'Tars. 13th,
at 7.25 :pati'., ,4
, ENGAGEMENTS
:Mr, and Mrs. Lennie Harrison
of'Huron ' To,Wrisllip,, • Wish to an
pounce •the'engage:ment .of ';their
cisrightei•. '1Viargery 'lona, to Ken-
neth William MacDonald; son of
Mr:s. • R. D' MacDonald and ' ate
late Mr.' 1VIacDonald • of Ashfield
Township. The marriage to take
place ' tho riddle .nf• Msrcli..
OIL CO. ,REPRESENTATIVES
t I A E' LAND NLAR;
Representatives of the. Sun Oil
Company were in Huron ,Town-
ship last week negotiating leases
ori`..1,000 acres of land lying west
of Ripley. between the• 8th and
10th 'Concessions,. Lease options,
call for $25• for each 100 acres
and if oil is found • the dividend
will by
e ane "eighth
1
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SEED FAIR
41.1.14. SET FOR NEXT WEEK, •
Plans ' are now completed; fpr.;,
the 5thw Annual Huron County',
Seed :Flair, . which, is to., be held
in' the Clinton District ,Collegiate
Institute in Clinton, on. March . 7
and 8,: it is announced 'today by
Mr;. G. W: .o.,ntgomeryr secr...et
ar. y -treasurer of • the. Huron.. Crop
Imlproveemnt • Association. ' • Mr. ,
Montgomery •pointecl . out that
this year's show promistes to be
one of the, 'outstanding agricul-
Lural events of the year.
' In addition. to ;the a tua1 Show-'
ing of exhibits' ;there will `be
nvan• :y ..other. highii .ta.Jl e:.;Huron-
�
County Junior • Seed :. Judging
Competiition: wilF Abe held in con-'
j tnetion with this . show and 'will
'be: carried''out on. Saturday, Mar.'
8th, commencing at 9;30 a.m. All
Juniors in Huron County 'under
the age of 3.0 are Welcome to
take. part, :bi this 'competition.
There will be separate •sections.
for the Juniors 'and the Seniors;
,Again this . year the show: is
being grown open, to .the .public,
on Friday.evening. A very inter-
esting program has been lined up
for Saturday after..:.noon, March8 l atwhich time ':the. main;,fea-
lture'will. be •a- paiiel::discussion
on "Pasture and Forage Crops •in:
Ort�ario,"
A varied number of education
al exhibits by . various . extension
services :throughout ..the..country
will. be -on display: depicting--var1
crus phases .of agriculture.. .
AUBURN COUPLE MARK'
57,TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs.* Ezekiel Phillips'
P . LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
THE. NEW LOOK FOR. SPRING
SUITS' and COATS
,For The Men. i,
: We, announce the presence of Mr. Robert • MacKenzie,.
on March '12th, representative for " Cambridge Clothes, His
.,expert : advice on. materials, styling, and ' fitting will enable '
you to choose that' new Spring Suit •tailored to your. wishes,
-May-We.-suggest call loran -,early -appointment.-_:. --__..".
FRESH. FOR SPRING .
'P AT
• TO CQ S . : °, • NXLONsox,
Gabardines'' and Worsteds • No darning or shrinking
HATS • HANDKERCHIEFS
By Stetson & : Biltmore Pure Irish Linen
For 'I'ite •Ladies
COATS'
Arrival of the Most . Tog-'
ular .&. (best 'se'lling models:
'for your early selection..
These are in, women's and
misses' in the --latest mater-
ials.
• :SUITS
Full selection in sires, ma-
aerials and, colors, for, the,
women, "misses ..land debu-
Steens.
DRESSES .'
Wehave new stock arriv-.
frig daily frarn best selling •
--houses,'' ` .who' 'create • only
fast selling styles.
ESTABLIS D THROUGH •SRVI
ECE•
ary 27�th.•
- --Mrs. Phillips was the former,
Margaret' Ellen' Medd,daughter
of • the late M. and ' NIrs. Robert
Medd, West Wavwanosh. Mt. P;hi1-
lips is the son• of'the••late:Mr. and.
',Mrs. Ezekiel Phillips, Fordyce.
They have a family of three::'
observed their 57th wedding :an- Robert J. "Phillips,' Mrs. Thomas
niversiary on. Wednesday, Febru (Ellen) Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips, all of Auburn.
Mrs.' Phillips observed her 80th.
-birthday on Sunday, February 26
arid Mr. Phillips will be, 80, ,an .'..
May 28, They are meinbers of.
Mark's :Anglican (Church
:Both are. enjoying good heal;
and their . ' many friends,; wisls' ;
them' many ,piore years of map-
,
ried "life., ,
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This year again the Red Cross Appeal presents IA With a chaltenge•
. and an o 'PP ortunity. Nd,* victims' of war wounds, greater
needof'lifesav ing blood transfusion services, the inevitability
of great:°disasters,.of:fire' and flood ... all mustfind the Red Cross.
ready. As the need( toalleviate suffering; grows, the generosity of
Canadians grows too. But• 'toddy the task is almost beyond
Measure.' There is' the challenge. The opportunity to help is
before you..
Gin t ODAY to carry' on tomorrow's work of merc
I' •
is urgentlyneeded to°
ESP YOUR RED /-S
Giffs fo your Red Crcosrc are,wrsely used. Each year: the:accounting is.opprroved
hY auditors• of the Dominion Governrmenif:
W B. , N ERSO$ IK.ocal President, +Phone 1a1, Lrtel now .