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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-10-15, Page 2Nt' s; At Cr, • 1114 • i" .r. • f4 . rt, i* l• i1 . • . 1'AG.E TWO • ThIE LUCKNoW SENTINEL, LUGKNOW,; ONTARIO DUIsIGAN NON LADY IS. NINETY YEARS' (DUNGANNON NEWS) The • Ladies Guild of St; Pauls Anglican church met at the home. of Mrs. Elmer Black on Thursday Afternoon for the Oct meeting. l rs. Toon Young presided The acriipture was, read, by 1Vh s. R. J. Durnii .. A letter •was read .by Mrs Elmer Black the 'secretary, tram. Mrs. A, S. Mitchell. of Hlam- #9p.,._the former preTs1dent, which. 7e npressed lest swishes Mrs. H L; Jennings was. chosenas vice pres,- .ident. Vis. Durnin gave a read Mg. The meeting ..closed' with 'prayer tby Mrs.'Tom Young.. Re- - trethments • were served .* the lunch committee, Mrs.. 'Gladys 'IRivett and Mrs. Tom Young. The' 'next .meeting" gill' be held at t'he': .,home of Mrs. J. Hamilton. .300th Birthday on October 14th • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15th, 1952 with splendid, b"ealth, 'observed ler 90th birthday On, Tuesday, October 14th. Residing with her brother, R. J. Durnin for the',past 20 years; she, still' is active about • the :house and' attends St. ,Pauls, Anglican c'hiir& regularly. She is 'orientally al.* and her: eyesight. ..is exceptionally fine1'and at times -ahe reads for two hours , steady. bier Bearing is•. somewhat impair- red; • but apart from that she is enjoying nor 'mal.. , health, Her longevity . is : ettrnbuted . Eby.. .her to,. not getting upset . over . small • • worries and 'taking everything as a' matter od course: She is ,the :4th child • of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Durnin and Was born on. Con. 6, West Wawanosl ' and., at- • tended Dungannon public school; Of the family. of 11 there were. '4. girls tan:4 7 ' boys:' ;Two sisters •.taught school in this district, 'but are deceased. Mary Jane,. the, late Mrs. Geo.:Agar, taught' school at: Dungannon ; & the. Fourth 'school' and Eliza, the'late• Mrs. Jas: Agar,• taught the Belfast school. Miss Durnin 'has • travelled much of ":Canada'. and 'United States in for-', • mer years on visits to. ' nieees� at Saskatoon 'arid' 'the Peace River disA ict, `.and to' her brother's, Dr. Charles'Durnin. at Pasadena, Cial., Dr, Brown Durnin,of Great Falls,• Montana;' her late . brother Wm'. at ' Boise; Idaho and her late bro- ther `Ernest. Durniri, 'Scotch Bluff; Nebraska. These visits were made at different, years,. which helps to give her a rich mei nory, of.;her' family and scenic country, ;Those. living ' . .. her ; cfaniily • are . Dr. Brown,: Dr.:Charles, Robt. `J ' and: herself'. We 'extend :heartiesticon- grattulations ' for more happy birthday 'anniversaries - The St. Pauls Anglican • church held successful Harvest Home 'services On Sunday evening, Rev.. 'H. L. Jennings, :,.pastor, ` gave a fine sermon.' :The church was tasteful d_esorated' with lovely.; flowers, fruits 'land' vegetables. A cornbipped•; choir' of Pont Albert :& Luekfow assisted. the local choir. Mr:. and Mrs. Ralph :Footer , sang. lovely duet and,,were .,accom- panied . by the oranist; Guest Mitchell, Lucknow. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Mason McAllister was at home for. about twenty, of Kenneth's • , friends ` .on:. Saturday evening for a delightful evening' in celebration of his 49th, birth - which fell on lVfonday, Oct, 6th: Kenneth is a , student at, Stratford Normal • school. The young folks:reported a ,grand eV- enineand at the close his nwther and. sister-in-law served a delic- ious lunch:, The Tinned: "Church Y.P.U. met Monday night for the ' bi-weekly Which was •led by Jean Free. Syl trio'' &Angel read tie. scripture., Jean Free .led in prayer. Rev. •G.. watt showed :a film strip on Boy. Meets Girl 'A discussion 'follow 'ed, Rev. Wath closed the meeting with prayer. , Wilmer. Errington, the president, conducted a short y . business' period 'before closing.. Death of Mr's. Barbara -Tate Mrs. Barbara' Tate,. formerly of Dungannon and •"who , was born at Bothwell, 'Ont.; passed away: • at REFRESH ! DRINK NeZ TRAO. MARK REG. Now is the time to buy that new Fall Suit: and ;Topcoat at PRIDHAM'S ° MEN'S :WEAR in Goderich A large stock of .smartly" tailored Suits: in double. and single. breasted .styles in blues, greys . and b• rowns. Priced` from ' $55.00 ` • ' . • Thisis. all quality merchandise. TopC�ats.,.r favorite Topcoat from a choice of •all -wool English :gaberdines;: Crom#eseaCskns made in Scotland' Harris tweeds and English velours. . Priced -.from $49.50. . We .are Agents for : ' • STETSON and BROCIK HATS Forsyth and Arrow SHIRT S and : PYJAMAS ±* Harvey -Woods , Underwear and Many Other Famous Nationally :,Advertised Lines. the age . of 82 at ' her 'home in Melfort, Sask. On : October' '7th. She • was forrnerly ,Barbara Mc- Connell, a daughter .;of 'the late Jaune' McC ieil and Sarah. MVMTar- tin McConnell; 4th Con., :Ashfield. She ', has . lived in the West ; the tgreater, part ' of her • liife being. bereft of her husband the first year of their Marriage when-' he Was killed by a bolt of, lightning at . Waldanar near Orangeville Where they.' had settled: and, where she had taught school: At-,: ter the death of her husband, Chas. Tate, she went to the West where she taught. school for many years. Her sister .:(Mrs.'J.,E. Dur- nin) of Melfort; is the only. sur tiivar. Those ` who, ; passed' away were, .. David; • Will, Susan (Mrs. 11:. - J. .B1:ake), (Tena) Mrs.. Sid- ny Gibson, (Mary Jane)' Mrs:' R. W:..Gallagher: . '• Mrs. .•'Ernest. Hall and daugh- ter, Ors. Gilbert Wilson and Mr, Wilson cd Brantford° . spent the Thanksgiving Week -end with Mr. and Mrs.. ,Thomas , Webster.ice. VD'i` snn .who sings in the Um- vernal' Clioir,; Brantford, : favored with a solo at 'the, United church rally day service Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Roy. MacInnes & 'with Mr...and Mrs.. William Cran- siton.. Fred 'Anderson of London vis-. ited Mrs S. J. Kilpatrick: on Sat -urday; -:Mr. and `Mrs. Wm.. Ritchie' of Zion spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Robert: Irvin: . Mrs. Ernest Pritchard, and. Mrs: A. B: Pentland a' Toronto spent Thanksgiving week -end with rel- atives here. Ken iBrown; Queen's 'Univer- sity student, :Kingston, spent the week -end with' his 'parents, Mr.. and ;Mrs. Wilbur. Brown. ' : Visitors With Mr. ,and Mrs. Ot to'Popp'on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs: Alvin McGee, Godetich 1VMrs.' 'R:' ' A. 't1VIa cKenzie , of Wing - ham and Mr. and :Mrs. Lorne, MacKenzie. of ,Toronto.. .*WHITECHUI CH. We are. sdrryl to report th t Mrs. James Forster has :been t en 'to Wingha n Hospital. , , : i ev..an`dVrs. Graydon C x of ronthiii .spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Mae 'Ross. • Mr. ' and Mrs. Basil Thompson and' farnily of:Preston spent the family :of Toronto spent Sunday week -end at ':the home' of Mr.•'and Mrs. Art. Moore. The United W.M S. is holding. the Tliankoffering.. this Friday night. This ,as an open meeting When slides. will •be shown..:. - Visitors for:Thanksgiving with Mrs.: Ben 'MrcClenaghan were• Mr; and Mrs. Jim 'McIntyre oaf Ridge_ town, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Moss of 'Bright, Mr. and Mr.s Melvin McClenagthan of Kitchener, M'r.. and Mrs. Irwin 1VIcClera.aghan of. St. Thomas, Mr.. and. Mrs. Wm.Parker of near 'London. The W.M.S. of Chal>ners church heTd their Thankoffering meet- ing last Thursday:.' Mrs ' Hugh MacMillan was the guest'speaker and geve a ' Very: • inspiring :ad- dress. 'ad-dress. A social :hour ` was held :at the . close . of the meeting. Kintail Women's Institute: ' The OctolieT meting 'o , the Kintaal . W. I. was held at the home of the .president, Mrs. Ray Dalton.&; The institute :'ode and. Mary Stew.aint Collect opened 'the meeting: There were -14 ` 'mem- hers,. 2 visitors and 4 children present: The' roll call was answer, ed by' a do tio to the bake table of aur ' bazaar. ' Mrs. Ray Dalton was voted as delegate :to. the area convention •.at .Hotel .London. on YOUR FAVOURITE BEVERAGE KIST ROOT BEER October 28th and 29th.• The res, olutions'• from :the convention were voted .on, .in the .affirm'a- tive.- :The bazaar, which is to ;be.. held on 'Saturday;* October 18th in the Legion Rooms, was ' dis_ ''cured; at .sone length ;and corn, mittees .'formed ..after which, the Qiueen concluded the meeting,. • Lunch was served by . those in Charge. 'K.M S. in the Chicago Tribune .. :has paraphrased Omar Kayyam A book of, comics underneath :the bough, . A coke apiece, two rneatburgers;,.. and thou— Wow TO A' MILLION CANADIANS ... r fj .,• /r9_s N YOU CAN BUY YOUR ' BONDS 7sfnr.cash or by instalments- at: your neighh ourhood-B-iof M' brp ch ::--..: OUitio:.:. WORKING WITH 'CANADIANS IN ,EVERT WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 $250 FOR A$50 BOND, $5 FOR A$100 BOND,ec. BALANCE IN EASY INSTALMENTS OVER A YEAR L'utknow Branch '• C:, L. SMITH; Manager