HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-05-08, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY '8th, 1947......
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THE LUCKNQ.W .SENTINEL, " I, UCKNOW,:. ONTARIO'
;atharine MacLennan, Student Mr, .tattles H. Pickering, Miss
Stratford Normal,.. was,k Din . Margaret Pickex:.ng—aiici __ Nt
er the week -end: Elizabeth G. , Welsh were guests.
�r and Mrs, ..Thomas Wilton
d Eric of Paisley spent Sunday
th Mr. and. Mrs.. Albert Cook« '
Viiss Elizabeth Mui•d'ie has been
patient inWingham Hospital
th a severe attack of shingles,
DRESS Materials, Cottons..
d Wool Goads. 'The Store with
Stock. THE MARKET STORE:.
Kra, S.. McGregor of It,
Lefton, spent.' a :few days With
as`-eatherine McGregor. ^ .
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Bob :Thompson and Robert and
lacy Loa Hewat..of Ef n?ira were
:ekrend•• visitors at :the home
NIr.W and. Mrs; 1 ..H.' Thompson
Rev, Robt, A. MacConnell, min-
er . of Blyth &° Auburn charges
lied on friends here ' en, Mon -
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Miss: Flora: Webster, who is.,, em
Dyed in theoffice of the Good
ar Rubber. Co., Kitchener, spent
e week end ��at her home here.,
son,. Havelock Sfofora few days
INDIA LAND O
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WEALTH POVERTY 1; Pr: shortt of Xincardine was in.'
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'-_ The -progress -df =•Ch.'s ti-ar ity---in
Central India, through preaching,
at the -home of James Murray
teaching and . ministering to the
last week, . •
, sick, was depicted b f Rev. T. B.
Mr: 'and Mrs; McLean Johnston Buchanan when he addressed the
and daughter spent Sunday' with evening congregation in the Un -
Mrs. Johnstori'sarents, 11r., and
p nited Church recently. Reverend
M 'Buchanan has spent 27, years in
Mrs. W.
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Todd.
quite poorly 'at present, ! od is the • Bhil .mission field of the Un'-
1VIr.«.and Mrs. Stanley Burns of ited Church and is at present 'in'
Toronto and Mr, 'and Mrs..Ste- Canada on furlough.'
wart Burns of Detroit weie week
end visitors: ,`with . Mr...and- Mrs.' India. be said,. is a fascinating.
Thomas, Burns • ' : • land' of four hundred million peo-
Ole, who speak twenty-five fang;-•
Sunday visitors at�the home of r
and Mrs r Robes t Rae ° were
uag s and many dialects. The
Mr.
1V s, Rivers; of Seaforth; an miv country is. half' the;. size of '-the
acid Mrs Harold Rivers of G.od United States,:yet°has three times
e..rich tlie' population It. is:, a land of
:Miss Elsie. Duncan, Port Dover, great contrasts, ' There .are ;the
mpton fabulously..rich and -millions who
Miss Marion Crawfoid;'Bra
,are
*On Miss Doris Taylor, all .of Mc- '•on the verge of starvation,
Donald -Hall, Guelph,; spent the getting but one poor meal a. day,
week -end with • Mr::and Mrs: The: grain -crop Which 'should now
Ewart 'Taylor, be in the harvest stage, • is' a fail-
'Mrs: Sid Weston ,of.•Toronto was : are . in Central . India, and .' the
the. guest;. 6f _ the _.Misses..,Render-. ,spectree..at f mine foces....coun.tless
The May , meeting of, the Luek-
�w Women's Institute willbe•
ild ' in the ••Town •Hall,, Friday,;
ay 9th' at 2:30 .p.m.•
Mrs,"`riE"`"I�`- SHzi'dgnn�:'ret>`rned
her ihoine 'here on ; Saturday
ter spending the winter in
amilton with Mr,. and Mrs Glen
Dore, . who -spent the week -end
ire, -�
:BELFAST'
yernon Hunter.
rd•children4and'Miss. Gwen '1re
°aver :•of Lucknow• visited Von
onday evening last with Mr. &,
zs Alex' Hackett:,
Avery enloy.able social” even
ig was:held on Monday- at Hach
:ts with. Blake You Peoples
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PERMVIANENTS
Machine,- Machineless. '. or
Gold. Wave .
FINGER; ,NVAVES
SHAMPOOS
MANICURES
BRECK' TREATMENT
last week, and hile here, called
on other friends: Mrs. Weston, is
'a niece of, Mr. R.J. Moore; . write: x . ,
Misses. Edna and Elisa Cook,The Hindu race makes. ,up •240.
R: f ;'spent:° ofd these' le `:: Re`s:.'
parents, Mr. and • Mrs AlbertBuchanan said he, had been asked
'Cook. Eliza.. lust retuned' .from 'why these people ,were not, left
spending a week's vacation . in: with :their' own .'religious: beliefs
New •York City .She'returned by One •reasonhe„gi.ves- _th t it
plane: to Toronto
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..: - is a ate'•.syst whereby- if. ve -
being, invited over, It ,has: been the shadow, of an untouchable
decided to unite these two corn ' was ,to' fallupon '•his• fellowmen,
munities. and hold Young,Peoples he ' would have hurry to the:
turn ,about teginning next' -week• temple.to ,be cleansed; i°induism'„
at Brakes ` . .
is .most, degrading, it, isriot' good:'
Miss Helen Nicholson of •.:Bel- •'for any people; : and it is one' of
fast spent' Friday evening''' withthe reasons for the great back -
her chum Diss.. -Joyce L arcketrt ,
thousands . in this area ' Eighty-
five 'pe'cent of this 'teeming pop-
ulation .roan neither ' ,read aor
charge of. the service in the Pres.:
byterian „eliAtr• h en
Mrs. Barnett hof Paisley has re-
turned to herhome after two
weeks' Spent at, the home .of her.
nephew, Mr. David 'Johnston.
Dr. • J. Treat of Chicago is •a
guest . at; the honie.. of Mr; ..and
'Mrs.•.Bissett F.
Mi ;and Mrs .Wilson.Irwin vis ,A:waidness Yn India today
ited Sunday :with Mrs John Irwin : In- India : the other .greatest're-
,of
e:
., ;ligious elief is 1•VlohamrPedanism,-'
Of, Ii1nlOSS..
with: a million followers,. Many. of
Mr° andM.rs. EWai t McPherson . ` '
,of .Ingham'..were Sunday visitors•
whom were ;converts ;at the :point•
with ;.Mr. and : Mrs.. Ralph. Cam of ' 'the • sword, It is .a fanatical
eron. :• .. ` religion that •• i egards. all•, others
7M1:7-and:',Goldie Wheeler. as., infideTs ., and na MoTiammedari
and George of, .Londoc ' were week ';can :find ng surer way` to heaven .1
end-;ivisitoi�s with •Ma's: Lane and `than:to:kill an, infidel:
Clifford, Hinduism and. l'Iohammedaniarn
i r, a.nd. 1Viis.:.Spence.Irr�rin and ar•e diametrically'opposed'and •are:
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Mrs. • Norgrade of Chicago iSr
spending a few days:'with Mr. tinct
Mrs, Robt.. MacDonald.
Mrs. Eldon Bradley was in Lon,
don ,las.t-..wed: Stith; -her_ mothase
Mrs. Walter Brown, who is a pates
lent in a. hospital there
•BETTY. BLUE. of Ripley under-►
went an appendectomy in Kincar ,
dine Hospital on Friday, April 25
boys visited.. Sunday; with Mrs: the cause"of much of .India's un
STEV ART'S -Ro i --A•u r n . , i est -and strife
Re: Buchanan, paid great tri
2. ° -of the medical..
•'. SPECIALS.
in Guy tarns. and','C e the work
'BEAUTY' SALON•:bate :to
Phone'. Y14, .I;ueknow
• : tones.;•..• THE MARKET , STORE• missionaries, and outlined. some
• ' : ' 'The .Store ;.with the Stock : ' of the. v,7ork 'bei•ng..clone in, t• heir
FOUNDATION GARMENTS •
Corsets, ,Combinettes,' Giidles, Individually' Designed'
he, Only Woven; Nyire Stay In' the `World'
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seVen hospitals':: Scho.ols..and co.l_,
1•ebes are :also serving a' . great
• :purpose in sending out Christian
.educated teachers and preachers
to become leadei s. iri their
•munities• The pr-iriiary education-
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ducationof some of .these :Children.'is first
gai,red in the open under a shade
tree, 'where the draw with their
lingerS
•*=t -s
The'; teachers sole • equipment of=.
ten•: includes 'a .blackboard lean
'ed. against the :tree; .and . a piece
of chalk •
MISS K. McINTOSH . NuBorie' Represe itativc
'PHONE 844 LIJC.KNOW`
►U� ARE. CO^RDI h .Y: ,INVITED
To ;Attend The
iversary Services
LU KNOW ::PRESBYTER IAN . CHURCH:
at 11' ` l.tn and' 7.00:' p.n., on
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►EV.: W : A: HENDERSON of , Hillsdale, will
be guests :: speaker' at both services:
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SPECIAL MUSIC BY. 'THE CHOIR
Assisted by Mrs.': W. A. Henderson and.
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Mr. 'Cameron" Geddes.
Couthray, .Chairman:
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-j I�•TJ MAN .A G E,R'of the.
furniture factor in Eddie's..town
landed:•a bin order 'fit meant he
had to lin) a lot of extra
Jum;xer, increase his payroll,:
lie lost no 'tithe. in putting
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•Rev. Buchanan said that in .his
27 'years '.in India, their work. had
spread until the' number of. Pres
byteries Iliad grown from' One to,
three, In his own sphere,baptisms, ;
‘ad 'numbered. 22;00. iri, ten'years;
with. : 99 ..percent of them at One
•`•time being' illiterate:
'T'heL'e lire • now.' nur .er ous` self-
supporting y churches. • in Central
India; and some congregations are:-"`
also giving financial': aid'•to''the
home mission• •work,, `The "church
of 'Christ is in. India to stay", h'e
stated,, whether'. or' not the mis-' •.
siionaries.: remain, or riot. Rev
Buchanan` was• hopeful, however;
that under the . new "regime that
will aeon on be •dstablished in:
:India
the tilissioriaries .would have as
Mitch liberty in the future 'as in
the. past; 'under British rule.
Indiais on the threahhold of
,the :greatest '.democratic, experi-
ment inthistory,
xperi-anent'in`history,' and .he 'aisked for
the prayers .and support, of•, the
people at home at this time. He
also stressed the. need for young.
men and women who would ded-
icate their lives to the missionary
cause,'' hot• only` in India , but • :to • :
the fa.rdflun•g corners of the,earth.
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e whole :t Ing up to
Me rnanaoet•of his: local
lark; Tggetherthey
worked out hogs .i tuck
move �e would need to
t re ,of wages and other
costs until hYe.::delivered,,the-goods.
Then, .with the backing othis bank, •he gdt
'• to work onthe' .oirder.',
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And that's :'Where Eddie, die:
was put on the payroll-gir en his first chance,
to'aeai n. a trade Eight 'now,•he'•s on his
way •home to lel : Mont,a•nd Dad :.
how' ,inucl he likes his new Job
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