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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lueknow, Ontario
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CANADA
PARAMOUNT
The Septeinber meeting of
Paramount Women's Institute I
was held at the homeof Mrs. E. .!
MacLennan with Mrs. Robert
Reed Presiding. Mrs. Orland
1%ichards gave the secretary's re-
port. • The program committee
took charge and Miss . Alice Reid.
took : the topic. Readings were
given by Mrs.. D. A. MacLean,
Mrs. James MacDonald and Mrs.
Wm. Kempton. Mrs: W. Dexter
took the current events. Mrs. R.
Hamilton conducted a contest and
' Mrs. Kempton tendered . a vote
of thanks to the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blue' and
Mrs. F. Goldhan of Detroit vis-
ited. Mr. and . Mrs. Grant . Mac-
Diarmid.
Mrs. E. Hewat and Mrs. M. Ir-
win of Lucknow visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Kei ipton.. •
Miss Nellie Hamilton of Wey-
burn, Sask., visited with . her
cousin, Mrs. Robert Reed.
Misses Margaret : and, Isabelle
Nicholson 'of Toronto attended
the funeral of their grandmother,
Mrs. Miller.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Wm,
Martin •and Mrs. Allan Stewart
were Mr. John . McQuillin, 1 /1r. &
Mrs. Fred McQuillin, . Ivan, and
Barrie of St. Helens, Mr. & Mrs.
S. Snider and Dennis and Mr.
Sharpe of G.oderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
and family of ' Luenow spent
Sunday with Mr:' and Mrs. W.
Dexter.
Mrs. James, MacDonald & Mrs.
Oliver McCharles spent a week
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fennety and
Judy visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver McCharles before going
to Calgary. '
Mr_ and Mrs. Nelson Raynard
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Blake on Sunday.
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WEDDING BELLS.
GAMMIE--CAMPBELL
Tall standards of gladioli form-
ed the setting for the marriage of
Edythe .Grace, daughter of Mr.
and IIVIrs. Cyril Campbell of Ash
field, to Ross Alexander; elder
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gain-
Lucknow in Hackett's Un-
ited Church on Saturday. Rev.
G. G. Howse of Lucknow officiat-
ed. Given in marriage by her
DUNGANNON
LAC. Kenneth Hodge left on
Tuesday for • Lachine, Que. His
wife will remain with her par-
ents . Mr. and Mrs. Rich. - Park.
Master. Billy Hayden of Shep-
pardton is visiting his aunt . Miss
Iva Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reed and
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Brown and
family visited friends at Listowel
on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. }Lamy Ryan have.
returned from a visit with their
daughter, Mrs, W. J. . Black of
Walkerton.
Mrs. J. Moss and. daughter Miss
Pearl Finnigan spent Sunday
with Mr. and, Mrs. Cecil Culbert:}
Mr. and Mrs. Will Caesar re,°
ceived a pleasant surprise last
week when their son PO: Jack
Caesar of -Maitland, , N.S., arrived
home on two weeks leave. He
had been home on .supposedly
last leave and ° it was thought
he might be on his way overseas
but instead he is posted to Van-
couver Island, leaving on Tues-,
day next week.
On Sunday evening at 7.30 p.m.
the annual harvest home Thanks-
giving service was held in St.
Pauls Anglican church .with dec-
orations of flowers,grain, sheafs
and vegetables to remind one of
the ever fruitful season. Rev.
George Honour of Bervie was
guest speaker to a very good at-
tendance.
father, the bride looked lovely in j The Dungannon Garden ,'Bri
a gown of chenille embossed sat- gade of most of the members Wednes-
inat-
with floor -length veil of silk tended Stratford Fair on
day,' of last week and set up in
embroidered net. She wore the competition a splendid demon -
groom's gift, a three • strand pearl stration of what they had at -
necklace and carried a shower compished during the year, Ruth
bouquet of American. beauty Carnochan, Seaforth, Huron Co.
roses and bouvardia. Miss Louise girl received her county honor
Campbell attended her sister as
maid of honor :and Miss Helen
Gammie, sister of the groom was
bridesmaid.... -They wore . similar,,,the Provintial"'homir - certificate..sei ed,..at.Zion. at .11 o'elgck
uality Guaranteed
me write -this letter. Wish I could
speak their lingo, but don't even
know what hellois yet. I could
say a few s in "French. I am
getting some good 'nights sleep
now and go to bed at dark when
we 'quit work. I can eat like a
horse this last couple of weeks. I
thought at one time we might get
to Paris. Would like to have seen
it, but have been within 20 miles
of it: There is a •lot of little kids
around, about Kay's age, Makes
me a bid homesick.. Children are
all the same, no matter what
country you are in. These are all
fair-haired, little yellow . (Flem-
ish'). You know that poem '`In
Flanders Fields the Poppies
Grow". I haven't seen any: Guess
it must be the wrong time of the
year.
MAFEKING
Mr. and Mrs. George Harts of.
Toronto spent an afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb . Curran last
week. -
Mrs. jiffies Finnigan of Dung -1
annon is spending some time with I
her daughter, Mrs. Harvey And -
honor certificate and county hon- } erson. -
or nm units completing 6 of
work Jean Elliott and Marguer,
i Mrs. Annie Johnston visited with
friends in ' Watford' and Arkona
last week. Mrs. Johnston, Sr., re-
mained r a longer 'visit with
her daughter, Mrs. H. Moffat.
Rev. 1. J. Merriam .of Centralia
will be '''the guest • speaker at
Blakes 'anniversary . on. Sunday,
October 8th at 2.30 and 7.30.
TO COLLECT FOR UPPER
CANADA BIBLE . SOCIETY
Miss Mary ' McLeod, local col-
lector for the Upper Canada
Bible Society, plans to commence
her canvass of the village the
first of the month, and ' officers
of the Lucknow branch bespeech
for her . a kindly reception. The
rural canvass, will be in charge
of Mr. 4.1-1. •McQuillin. .
Since its foundation in 1804
the Bible Society has distributed
the Scriptures 'in over 750 lang•
-
uages.: Forty languages are print=
ed in raised type for the blind,
Over ten million copies are cir-
culated each year.
Without the faithful and gen-
erous effort Of the collectors, the
No service at Blakes on Sunday
ice Henning of Bluevale` received next as Sacrament will be ob-
gowns of white triple sheer over
taffeta and carried colonial bou-
quets of roses, carnations. & ferns.
Miss Patsy Jane Kinkade, ' cousins
of the bride, was petite in a floor
tenth dress 'of pink taffeta and
carried a quaint nosegay • similar
to the bridesmaid's: Mr. Grant.
Gammie, cousin of ,the groom,
wase best , man. Mr. John Pritchard
.and Harry Campbell, brother of
*he bride, were ushers. Miss Mar -
'an Solomon, cousin, of the bride,
played the wedding music and
also accompanied Miss Florence
McIntyre of Mount Forest who
sang "I'll walk beside you", dur-
ing the signing of the register. A
reception • was held, at the bride's
home for some fifty guests. The
bride's mother received wearing
a dress of midnight blue creoe
with corsage f pink roses. She
was assisted by the groom's
mother _in a dressof teal blue
wool with corsage of red roses.
Later the. happy couple Ieft for
•
a wedding trip, the bride wearing
a brown. costumewith matching
accessories. On their • return they
will reside on the groom's farm.
Guests were present from Elora,
Fergus, Stratford. Kitchener, St.
Marys, Ripley and Walkerton.
ZION
•
Mr. Harold Gardner of Hamil-
tcq spent the week -end at his
home here.
Miss Marian Gardnerwho was
s
in Toronto for the past 2 montes
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas, Gardner and
family spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Ernest Gardner.
Mrs. Robert Andrew attended
the Gammie -Campbell wedding
on Saturday. Miss EIlen Andrew
was here from Toronto and at-
tended -the wedding also. 3
The world - wide Communion
Service will be observed at Zion
11 a.m. Sunday next.
Too Late To Classify
STRAYED—to the premises
Wes Thompson. Iolyrood, a
and white heifer.
and honor pin: The Bluevale club'
stood first in demonstrations and
first in club' exhibits with com-
ments. Maud Kerr interviewed
some of the junior homemaking
club .members of Huron Co. hav
ing interest for a farm weekly
paper and took several pictures.
The third prize group, winners of
$1.35 each comprised, Huron —
Marietta Stingel, Dungannon,
Gwen Treleaven, R. 1 Dungannon
Doreen Petrie, R. 1 Dungannon,
June Glenn, Dungannon, Grace
Cook, R. 2 Lucknow, Doane Cae-
sar, R. 1 Dungannon, Jean Free,
R. 1 Dungannon, Eileen Currie,
Dungannon, Wilda Breckenridge,
R. 2 Bluevale, Emma Walker,: R.
4 Wingham, Margaret Sanderson,
R. 1 BTitevale, Madeline Dennis,
R. 1 Wingham, Mary Darling,
Bluevale. ' The junior homemak -
ing club members are looking
forward to the fall unit of sleep-
ing garments.
Stinger, your correspon-
denf welcomes any letters re-
ceived from those '1 in service
overseas, who were originally ..
from . thiS community, that inter-
esting
details of their experiences.
and travels may be picked out
and printed in. these columns.
Tlie following are notes taken
from a letter written by Pte. Geo.
Hamilton: Sept.' .12th — Now in
Belgium. Haven't received any
mail for a while, at least it seems
a long ,time but guess it will
catch up with .me one. of these
days.., 1 imagine we will be here
for a while now, We sure have
came a long ways without much
trouble. Sometimes I think the
war will soon be over..I have a
new job that's alright only so
far behind the front that even
the generals are' ahead of us. I
do a lot of travelling and have
been over a lot . of France in a
jeep. Belgium is 'very level coun-
try and the people gave us, a
great welcoine. I have been in
"si'pres. I think its one of the nic-
est towns I have been in. All the'I.
buildings are new and . modern. I
imagine they have: been built
since the last war: if you remem-
ber, . the Canadians fought quite
a battle there. I wish you could
see the Canadian cemetery. They,
have sure kept it nice all these .,
years. Every grave has a white
stone with the soldier's name and
of regiment and the graves .are
red beautiful. We have a lot of vis-
itars. About a dozen are watching
Society's, great work could not
go on. The Society therefor feels
under • great obligation , to • the
world,- wide army of .,..devoted.
S: B: Stothers,' Stephen Jr. of helpers who render this import -
Arthur, Mrs. J. A. Crispin and ant service. Contributers of $2.00
John of Lucknow spent the week, or over are enrolled as members
end at the farm. A and receive ° for one year the
now on Sunday p.m. Society's monthly magavine, "The
Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Johnston, Bible in the World".
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