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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-06-22, Page 6• • • • The Lucknow Sentinel. Lucknow, Ontario WURSDAY, I- NE 22nd, 1911 • ZION' -The June' meeting of W. M. S. 4Cras held as Grandmothers' meet- ing at the home of Mrs. ' Peter 'Cook. There were 30 ladies pres- •• OA of which eleven were grand mothers.. The meeting opened With ;singing of "What a friend we have in Jesus" and the Lord's .prayer repeated in unison. The devotional part .of the meeting was ' taken . by Mrs. Will Gard- xzer. Mrs. Fred Anderson & Mrs. '-Ernest • Gardner lead sin prayer for,. youth?A. reading was given by Mrs. Ernest Gardner, "The• Little. Churches", We. were . fav- `died with: •a, 'solo by Mrs. Peter Cook entitled "The 'stranger from Gahlee" Mrs Howse addressed the.:grandmothers in a very pleas.-' 'Mg .and touching manner tell* her experience of her '• own saint- ly grandmother'and.ffow by her devotion to prayer and her heav- enly Father had such •ari�,jnflu- ence on, the lives of her family and grandchildren. She conclud- ed with a contest "Our Grand- mothers" which" was very ap-' propriate'to our meeting,.. Letters of appreciation for overseas par - ,cels . received were read from David Axiderson and Jim Hunter: Mrs. ,Jack McDonagh has charge of next meeting's program,. Miss Elsie 'Ritchie, Mrs: Jack Gardner,. Mrs.: Peter Cook Were .appointed to 'collect Garden Party money. A. reading was given ,,by .Miss Lis Hunter, ,The study book Chapter on, Health and -Hygiene of other lands was. given by Mrs, Wesley Ritchie. Mrs: Howse 'clos- ed the meeting with prayer and benediction after • which lunch & a social hour was spent. Mr.'Lane Gardner of the Nagy stationed at Halifax spent ' a day or sohere with his friends last week. . • Mrs. tF.itzgerald of Dungannon was a recent .visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner. @ate` ed the Harbor a few from Zion attend - Webster 'picnic held at ark; G.oderich. • • Misses . Beth,. Jean; and . Mabel Johnston of H p- lyro'od, Messrs, Torn a'nd' Llbyd MeNa71- of -Luck riow called on lVlr. + :anad Mrs. ' Sid Gardner, on•. Saturday'evening. • Mt,•and.'Mrs.' Frank• Jirhnstori" and Carmen of•,Holyrood visited Sunday with ' Mr., and Mrs. Sid' Gardner. Mrs.`;Johns'tdri remain-' •ed fora few days with her dau- ghter, Mrs. Gardner, who has. been quite ill with pneumonia but is making .favourable recov- ,Cry. • CULROSS CORNERS Mr.•.& Mrs. Morley Wail spent an, evening last 'week with •Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schumacher. Miss Elsj e • lit rhie visited Mrs. Jas. Wraith recently.. ••. 'Mr., Jas. Adamson, A. Adam- son and Mrs. 'Peter'son of . Kely ington, ' Mr. Ralph Ada'tnson :of' "Toronto : and - '1Vfr:• arid' $Glia., Wrin.•" Davidson and Doris of`Teeswater visited • Mr:. and Mrs., Earl • Flod�" gins, last. week: • Mrs. -Norman Whitehead' is' as- `listing y Mrs, Frank Thorn isoii for a `few •days: • . Past wars have always brought, .some • degree Of it flatio .i • Scarcity prices could ' no longer be demanded Goods were scarce ...Prices andwages sky rocketted to unnatural heights. and "spiralling" prices .went' «pop„ Then one. day the war stopped.. in • due. time goods be came plentiful- again. and came .• down with ' a bang. merchandise dropped in 'value—retailers went bankrupt • people stopped buying be., cause they thought prices would go. still lower . • factories closed and unediploymedt followed , PREV'ENI ION OF INFLATION IS THE BEST PROTECTION AGAINST DEFLATION U$IIM TO w01 mi spo to 'mem PDOORDWAII ads adverfisnrmmld is one of a seoies being isseeed by the 0oderwment of Carman f6 ea+pbastse WOO 'SONDAT.MOT page Mme. g. D. T. the impedance of preventing farther Increases ir the rust Of' living no and deflation tales. That is why • in this war prices are ' con- trolled -so that they will not ruin buyers in a riseor sellers in a skimp: farms were foreclosed distress was general and deflation was in the saddle. Mee CiiViiiigti=i064 i'.dliiYe saQiy cegtii:ratr.-=-;ratiivav 'Inger-Victory Bonds -increased taxation --are all part of a grand' strategy to head off Inflation— thus preventing Deflation. . • . til , 'CREWE • . Miss .Pearl Jones of Toronto; is visiting her. sister Mrs. Benson Shackleton.. Miss Susie Kilpatrick spent the week -end with Mr. • and, Mrs. Jim Sherwood. Guests with Mr. and. Mrs.. Mar- vin Durnin 'for the week -end were. • Mr.:, and Mrs. Carmen Robson, :• Mrs.- u.a ie Granat and: •Lindsay Du "' amilton and Mr, Robt..Durnin of Toronto. Mr; Harold 'Blake is visiting ,.his sisters in Toronto. and, Stcath- -aeries,ryw_. . __. • _. . . • Mr. and Mrs..J:acob ]:minter •anal• 'Freeda Of- Zion spent -Sunday - With, Mr: Jack and =Miss_ Agnes • 1Vlahoch. Mr. 'and 'Mrs. ,S.• .J, Kilpatrick :and K Mr: .and • Mrs.. Geei Blake, . Jimmy and .Linda attended .the. Webster picnic 'at Harbor park, . • Goderich. Mr. and Mrs.• Joseph ..Hackett ..spent. Sunday at. Wilfred Dren..,. nap's. . Memorial' Service '13e1d • At Crewe :''On Sunday • • - ' • A memorial service :.was 'held in • Crewe .Church. for Wm. Gra- haDurnin, who •lost his life iri m a plane -over; overt England on June .4th. „Rev.- " Vickerson' con- • 'ducted • the :service :and took for . his text; "In the Lord is their reward, and the care of them. are in the'. most high". :During the service.•Mr.;; Aubrey Toll of Au- burn rendered two.. lovely and • appropriate' solos, "Beyon the • Sunset" : and "Shadgws": Mem'- ' bers of 'the bereaved family ".are Mrs. Cameron Robson. (Bernice)• of Hamilton.; 'Alan with the •R.. 'C. • in England; Homer. with. • the Navy; •. Mrs. Lewis .MoCardy (Lorainne); of Goderich; • and Lindsay.of Hamilton, '•, and the mother,• ---Mrs 'Fanny '•I7iirnir of Goderich. Other friends attended. ,• • ., • from • Fergus, Toronto; Hamilton,; Durharri,:`tuckno' * and :God'erien. , • 4 ' Among .the beautiful , floral°'ttib . - .utes..were a memorial ,Wreath from • the family. and a basket 'rof • oses from . Crewe . congregation: The -sympathy of"-tliis: community goes .. out to the .bereaved, ones. ASHFhELD . Mrs.. Norgord..of Chicago; is spending_ a. few days with her parents, 1Vfr. and Mrs.• Robt. Mc Donald: Mr. Joseph'J. Martin of Albion, Michigan, called on relatives here on .Wednesday: • • Kintail branch of Women's .In- stitute was well represented at the District. Annual for -North Huron which met. at Dungannon on Thursday. • The nupils and teacher of Hem- lock City school had a few busy days gathering waste paper and rags: This 'was their opportunity to help the war effort., • • There will be no regular church service in \ the Presbyter- ian church next Sunday • as Rip- ley • congregation' is having their anniversary service. ' Sunday School will meet as usual: L , RAPID CIT' A large congregation 'attended `the Decoration Dav' service -,, in South Kinloss church Sunday af- ternoon. A very appropriate ad- dress ,was given by Rev. H. F. - Dann:. • Visitors Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard McQuillin were her sister, Mrs. Agnes Stephenson. of Varna, Mrs. Herb . McQuillin - of Toronto and Mrs. Ellen Alton of town. ' Mr. Jim . England was in .Lon- don over the week -end to .visit his daughter Marjorie , who is. a patient in the W.M.G.H. after an operation. Mrs. England ret zrned, home with - him: after -being with Marjorie these lastfew weeks. Mrs. D. H. Alton who has not been well for some tithe was able to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. 0. •, Reed Friday last. ' Mr. Jim ,McNall of Windsor spent a recent week -end at his home. here. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown and children of Port Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Wri . Stimson visited at tV. G. Reed's Sunday. Mrs: Robeit,McNall has return- ed' home from visiting Mr. 'and Mrs. Prank • Malall. in Londen� . ..