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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ' QNTARIO
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LneknOW 4 Wineham 65443
'.AUXILIARY CO 1CLJ S
SHOOT PARTY SERES
,The last.'.: Shoot Panty of the
season under .auspices •of Ladies'
Auxiliary', to ,Canadian Legion
yeas .held :last Friday night with
six aa13'1es'playing.
Winners were; high :lady, Mrs.
Charlie Mason; low, Mrs. Camera
on; ;high man, Mr.s.. Wiiir,• Stanley
• and Earl Harris; low man, 'Fred.
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• .Jackson.
A' short program was. enjoyed
with Mrs. 'Philip MacMillan' pre -
,siding. A:'huMor;ous• skit` was en-
acted by ..Mrs.- Black . and.' •Mrs..
Vera Purves; a piano; instrum en
..ta1 !bY 'Mrs. J.: T. 'Carruthers 'and
an'
accordian instrumental` by
•:Mrs-Haward''Gowan• -War ,4uxiliary. presidezt, ,gave 'a few.
Wcird4::and''lunch'. was served.
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REV. Q. A. WINN .B.A.T'
'Minister ' ,
SUNDAY, MAY 4th
41 a.m. • Morning ` Worship •
12.15:p m.:. Sunday 'School ;.'and
`Bible. Class:
3 'p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
7 p:m ' Evening. Worship.
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LUCKNOW 1
UNITED CHURCH•
0 Minister:.'ROT. J. J
W. umford
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M.A., B D ,.
SUNDAY; MAY 4th,;`.0 52• i
i 11 a:m What System. Of Giiv 1'
ing',•Does The. Gospel. De-'
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mand?
=12.15 P.m.: Sunday School..
p.m ,"F: sat where•' -they
i• sat".''..
o at &enerai
F°CDii MOTHl✓R'S DAY GiFTs.. of
,c6ognes, 'soaps,, etc., • see your
Beauty Cdunselo•r• representative,
Mrs. Ken Mowbray.,••
[ts Russell. Johnstone 'of gown
been visiting in Duiiith.'
=. Mf•.,`and : Mrs. Joe Wasney and
Mr:. and Mrs. Stuart Jamieson at'
ed the . Barbara bare 'Ann. Scott.
show in Toronto ozi,F'riday even"
ing. - • •
Messrs. Jelin and' Dan Tl 'Mc
Kinnoi't ,returned last eek after.
'spending the, winter, '°,a_ t -Calgary..
• g Y
Dan also Visited. at- Banff: and
Edmonton.
Mrs• `j= , . m. FIornelh :of Toronto'
has, beenW ill with pneumonia., at
'the home of Mrs. Joseph Agnew
of Lucknow. •• She ,took • i11. after'
.arriving ;,here for '• a brief visit.
Mrs. John MacLeod, ' who -has
been a atient in "Wingham. ' Hos
pital• dur.iiV g the winter, is con
,siderably iinproved' in . health
and 'was. able to return the -first
of. the week .-to•'the home of• her
'daughter, Mrs. T3arry. Nixon. Mrs;.
MacLeod.. is: in tier 88th ,Yea:,:
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WHITECHURCH
Corriinunion service, will be,.
;held in. ;the :United Church ..next
Sunday: The .ordinance of 'b
apt-.
ism ^wall, also ''be observed at; this
'ver vice .•
• 1.Coinfnunion. • ser'v'ice, was he <.
ld.
in Chalmers Church on Sunday.
Rev, :Cur rie: "gave a, very•' in pir-
ing. sermen:.Those• 'who ' joined. at
fhls service were D:ougl.as' a n d
Betty Newinan,: Angus, 'McDon-
a1•d and' Mrs Wilfred Walters. '
•' Mr. .and Mrs. Donald 'Watt • of
':Toronto ' spent ' the' •weeli-erid:' atthe:•ihome'..of their..,parents;-
W. J: and Mr.s. Watt
• M i s's ..Midred' : McCleriaghan
spent•a few. days in Toronto last
week.
Mr, . and .:Mrs, :..,'•.Kennedy; of
Wingham`spent Sunday .afternoon
with - his 'mother in the village.'
Mr:.. arid•:, Mrs. Jack' Morrison's
little son was ,.bitten .by a, dog
and was' taken •to. Wingharrrn _Hos=
pital:'. It took, seven ' .stitches :to
close _'thc_wo.und.' ==-
• The Mission .Band: of Chalm.er's
Church was invited to Teeswater
on 'Saturday: 'last, and. spent a
ver y. enjoyable afternoon there as
the guests Qi the; Tee$iYt'ate•r. .Mrs-
sioiaBand. •
Miss Mabel .Purdon, returned .to.
her '.Janine' here. after being ill at
t•he'hdrne• of her brothers', ' Messrs.
Rost; ,and ' John. Pu�=clon for---thc
past month.•
CROSS F'UN.0
PAST. YEAR: •
Donations to th-e Lithknow and
.District Red Cross .Branch had,
reached ia total of ,$1354,25 at. the
week -end. This .has topped' last
Year's. response 'when the ':total
reached $1270,75.: '
Donations are still trickling in,
from those who have overlooked
�
Making their donationr
, It may be
.left ,gat• McKim's Drug Store or
the Bank of Montreal. ,
Added to 'the • list: previously
acknowledged are the follc wing,
contributionris: Clifford ' Hackett:
$1',00;; Ed ;.MacKenzie 5.00; D. A;
MacDonald. '2,00;. Kenneth L. Me-
Kenzie •2,00,• "11tirda.: Matheson
2.00; .D A, McLennan 2.00; D. A
McLean 5.09; Dunoan A," Finlay-
son 5.00; - :Duncan Fairish 2.00;
Wilfred :Hackett 2.00;: J. R. Mur-
ra3' 2.00; Mrs. R.' J. Durnir 1.00;
Miss•;Grace Crawford ,5.00; Harry'
'Lavin '2.O0 St..- Helens, 'WVornen's•
Institute 25.00; "Ladies Auxiliary
Cana'dian Legion, 1.0.00,: William
Daiivson. 1:0.0; Ezra Wellwood 2.00;.
Gibson; Gillespie' 3.00;
McClenaghan L0.0; Miles:J. Mac. -
;Milian '2.00; Mrs. _ 'M.: Ross 2.00;
John S. Craig .5:00; Albert -Pater-
son 5.00; Victor•' ',Brnerson 2.00;
Mrs. James -Lai-dlaw-- 1:66;. 13eir:
Currie 5.00; .Peter. Ken-
nedy '1.00; Gordon • McGee
J:..'Siniplsan• ; 1.00;'. James` NlcIlh.:
.wain -2 00, Mrs G.''Farr ier'x-t."0 ;,-;
A.. J. 'Pardon' 2.00; John Aitchl-
son, L00;' Nies. McQuillan •'1,00;•
Mrs..''R `Chapman ' 1:00; J. Gaunt`
1.00;. MT's;. Loughran, .1.00;, • Mrs.
Coulter 1:00; W. R.Farrier
2,00 F D', 'Newman,:' 2.00, Joy.
Johnston 2:0Q :Thomas Rol b`5,00;.
Henry •: :Gardner 2:00; Wallace
Miller 2.00;: Phillips . Menary ;5:00;
Thomas ` M.. Anderson, 2.00; • E1-'
wood Groskonth i:00: '
John Bradley,; .$5.00; • Dan Mac-
Lean '2.00; Eldon .bradley ' 2,00;
James. Shields 7:00; Ant • Court-.
ney: 2.00.;' .'Dr..' W V. • Johnston'
10.00: Paramount' Women's Inst;
tote 10,00.. •
HAS MEMORIES OF UNCLE'S
PASTORATE IN . LUCKN.OW `. s
.The joint` Easter Thankoffer ing
meeting of-the';Senior`W M:S and
Evening,. Auxiliary , was held in
the Presbyterian church. on. Tues-
day evening, April 15th with 1V.txs.
Morgan flend.erson presiding::
Scripture .' and Meditation ' was
given in an interesting way by
Miss. •Mario'n Macbonald'•and Rev.
Winn• led 'in'. player Two musical"
numbers '•Trust,'and' obey" .and
'-`You'-°Must open The Door". were
:given iby a group ,of girls .i leo
tom ' . ` ins e.b's' room :iii 'the'
public School •accompani'ed'by Miss.
MacDonald: ''Miss Ruth Johnston'
.fawated Vvi-th a piano -solo, -after'
which ` Mrs. Winn introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. MacKay .of
Tiverton,. who gave a most.,inter--
esting and 'i'nspiring a.ddre$s on
the challenge of Missionary ,work:
Mrs. Mac•Kay,. • a "charming and
forceful streaker, spoke of '.the
problems •and •opportunities' con-
fr'on'ting workers. in -,the W"M.S.
She touched: on the common 'dif-
ficulties of"•getting women to take
offices of responsibility .arid to
•pray in.public, ,also of the pres
c•nt day gambling craze. that Is'
'sweeping the. 'country. Against
these~, she ;pictured some of the
wonderful results ,achieved :when.
young people are., given leader-
ship
ship in • Mission • Band,'•
and EXplorer group's" She ^arn
ed against snakingthe- reaching
of thc 2cie: y s. r��io en -allocatioy
iis•:the goal `to :be realized: With
'the lir:'e:ient day'.s .despe'rate creeds
it is veil to go beyond, it,.
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The business of this' Church
is not to build itself .up out
•1 of the conimunit-y,'but to build!.
i up the community out of 'ts 1
life. Come and'wofrsiip 'with i
f1s.
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Ang1icafl'(hurch
NOTICES ,
Rev A. S. iteheli
Rector.' .
Third Sunday after. Easter
MAY 4th, 19.5,2
St i'ett,e,,s Church, 'Luckitovv
11 aim.; The Holy Communion.
•'1Vlonday,.May, 5th, W.A.eatilac•
meeting et 'the W
Wecirrosday, May:7,��t,h,e mem-
• bcts''of the Ladies' Guild arse
asked :to ;,tees -•at the pante ctt
2.00 p iyi tc .proceed to -the
horrte•. of Mr's.. T. J. Salkeld,
four'their rci ular,+meeting.
St„ ?curs Church, Dufiganfoln
2.30 ening Praye.r'..
St, . Pauls Church, Ripley
730' p"ryt,: Evening".Prdyer, ,
Tuesday evening, the Lodie8'
Guild meets at !the. home: of,
';Guys, Waite' .
•MbCI.enaghan' are going • as dele-
gates, from Whitechurch Institute
to • the' officers convention' '•at
Guelph' -this week,, also M'rs.; Vic
'tor' Emerson. 'as district secretary.
'for South Bruce.- .
-(Intended for;:La,st Week).
The Easter TYiankeffering , of
the'. Pi esbyteri.an 'Chun—ch was
,held last. Wednesday. .afternoon
with a' good attendance. Mrs, Lott
;the president, '.opened the' meet
ing :with the call to worship The
Easter program vtias carried' out
, and responsive' 'scripture reading
led '.by M' s. Wm, J. Couto': with
the' meditation by, Mrs, Johrrstori'
Conn,- ,Reading .15y Mrs. Fred,
NeWman., solo. by Mrs. Robert
:-Ross and • t•1•ieEit address by,
Rev, 1 . fl.A: Currie., -who ,.icy., v1-io w s
the tipcc ia�1 ;•pealcci ' •
The tiinrr:il of• Mrs. Jackson
of •Aiihuirii'was held. last friday.
.S
ho i ._ slaty 17,st'.. }l •.th.c,
• family of• 1JGiicllrrws, .a' highly,; e-
spcecte,d : tfrnyily twrho will hvi re-
membered' by many itf the older
i esicd01t r..
The l xi ity; 'rhankoffcring. Of
the 1,
' �` e 'nitt'rl Church,..eklas. held on
7
-l'iri:c:iy afternoo1 .'• ;i'fis " 'Ruiner -
fiord
tii.fi,c"r-ford was •the, si- cial.. speaker anti
gave a ,Very interesting. talk' on,
`htiris't, .;pore ,Nlitti\bers of ' the.
Mission Band enl'ertairicd,;with
,several numbers. .Mrs.''1:3c ccr•oft
gave , a few, words.
of interest: is.
AngusMcKnY is :et Missionary
there., Mrs. Newman and daugh-
ter Ma'lyn. sang a duet.
Rev.'• Gi;aydon Corr . 'brought
Mrs Cox and" two ',daughters.,
Ening and :hath Ann here• last
Thursday to visit 'wtthrherr rh'cith-.
' or, Mrs: 1`Vrac• Btras .a id. si ter
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Chive.. ' '
Rev. Mackay, who'' accorni an-
:fed his' wife,.spoke briefly ori his
fpond „meiticsries of this church
where his :uncle, Rev. Angus'
MacKay; mirristered, for years.:
'1Duringa six mohths' stay.'at the'
manse he attended •1VTr. Connell''s'
'class in Sunday: School, He. tesid
something' of the ilresont day,'act'
iv ;ties of the 'M K fairly
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Mrs. Jack. Pdl
spin i�ng', reacting
MacDonald moved a ,• vote of
;s Mac�Ka': and those
:thanks to Mrs, Y
ar. _ L. od
.M e
art. Miss, I
taking part.
Meeting wit
ac ay atxrr y,
kick .gave an'T -in.
and, Miss Gladys
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:HELD- DINNER -PARTY; ''
.FOR NEWLYWEDS
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A:• ,dinner party was held'' en
Sunday • evening, 'April . 2Qth, at
'the: home:'of Mr: ,and "Mrs.' Grant.
Gol'lan in • honor. of Mr and. Mrs,
Ronald Glazier, 'newlyweds:.. The
young.: couple •. received • . ` many
lovely -gifts. including. a chest of
silver:ware;a set ':Of dishes,.. a
'pair, 'of .pillows, a •china tea ser-
ivice,'.a lovely quilt::•and 'a 'stun•
of -money. The giles'ts included:
the:'bride's :family, .members -of.
the groom's family' and friends
of the ibride 'Mrs: Gol'lan ':receiv-
ed the guests in a black ensemble:,
Mr. :and'Mrs Glazier, will '.reside
in.,Goderich.•
HELD BRIDGE- MARATHON
IN
AID.. OF GcUIDES
bridge .marathon.which had
been' held` . to assist' in raising:
funds' for renovating the'' ,Girl
Guide ,qu,a:i tern• in :the Recr eat-
iphal Centre, concluded on :Mon-:
day:night: with'.a, bridge party in;
: the ,Rec. ': Centre; The marathon.
Winnerwas- Mrs. J-.
La; 1VlacMi- lar;:,
Mrs.: W. J. Douglas -had the high
score -for the -night. with tl- yc'on=-
s6.1af ion size.: oin : 'to • Mr"'•.
• S•mith.
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JOIN S. WALL' DIES
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The Oath ' f John 'Silas Wall
occurred in 'WingharnH'ospital'
Last Thursday' in his .82nd, year,.
The funeral service:'was . held' at.
the McLennan -MacKenzie Mem.-
oriel Chapel • on Sunday afternoon.
Conducted, by .Rev, W. J. Watt',
of "Whitechurch '' Interment ,was
in Teeswater Ceme+tery:'''
MOTHER PASSES.
-.The Wesley 'Brothers of .Walk
erton, . Harold, Bruce. and John,_
have the sympathy of .the • Bruce
County newspaper .fraternity in.
the death of :their mother,
J. A. Wesley. She was: formerly'.
Miss' • Edith 4 Hildred I and': was •
born:. 'at . Bervie' 68 • year's ago.
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