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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-10-26, Page 6wimsurtuRcH grata Withering met is the +esf ` ,, cl . t€y hear Rev 'Quil',. returned misionary at the W.M.S. ' ankoffer- MS• address and lantern slides wtEme Much appreciated by aET .the close ttmch was ser Bea and a ociat, hour spent_ Ili a s t' Mrs.:- Tun F Thday of *Ingham spent Friday everting Il' � u L w, Ontario with. Mr. and Mrs. Weil Mrs., Fromm spent a few days with her husband, Pte. Cecil Froome at London last week. The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended, to Arr_. Jas_ For. - sten in ,the sudden 'death of his sister, Mrs. Cliff of Lueknow. Mr. add 11Ors_ Walter James have moved into the hoose for- naerly owned by Bf.rs_ McGregor_ We we/come there back to the village. Membe,rs 4f" the Institute met at the home of Mrs. J_ G. Gilles- pie and packed fourteen or fif- teen boxes for our soldiers over- seas.` Quite a number .of ladiesat- c tended a brush deeonstraPon by. Mrs. Clarkson. Martin' at the home dof Mrs, Cecil Falconer last night. mosso" isSDAT, OCTOw. 26, 1 , ..,. • FSE SI HUCK TWICE in the WEDDING SELLS . Blyth •district Last Tuesday. Early , . in the evening the barn of Simon NELSON FOSS Hallaha of East Wawanosh was razed, together with 2000 bushels of grain, 60 • tons .of hay and 4 yearling- calves. Lat that night a barn fullof flax, oed' by .the Gordon Flax Ltd., was destroyed. Fire fighters succeeded in saving theflax mill 'which was nearby. IMBUES YOU TO BUY VICTORY BONDS THROUGH YOUR BANK ON CONVENIENT DEFERRED PAYMENTS 4 You sa3r yoa want to do all, you can to belp Canada's war effort. 'Ten you will keT on haying Victory Bonds. -ou will buy a il •y3g CM. You reco: 't o► ; the obli :tion that we at home„ owe to our men overseas.. You know that stocks of m, a ';41/5 ch our fighting men need .are' being depleted • and must he replaaxl_ You know" that more munitions IIt fo --I4 . yon will buy' Vetoxy Bonds to help pay for then". You would Like . to be able to bug more hands, you say.. Well here ishow you can do k. You can buy more bonds with money as you get it:. Any bank will you the money to do this and the intercst interon the bonds will pay the cost of the bank loan. All you have .to do is to sign the letter shown here— which you can get from your Victory Loan Salesman. You make a first payment of io or more When you. apply for the bonds, and pay the - at any time over a period of six months. . You will be doing an important war job when you do -this. You.will be helping your country and backing . up her fighting, • men. You will get another reward, too, that will benefit yourself. You will. have money, later on, when the war has been won --to do thugs you Oan to clo--money to improve your farm and your home. Naf"anaf War Cammi fee 7-60 The home of Mr. arid Mrs. Rod- erick Ross, R. • 3, Lucknow, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, October 21st, when their youngest daughter, Margar- et _Irene, *as united in marriage to William James Nelson, only son of Mr, and. Mrs.. Robert Nel- son of Ashfield. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. W. O. Rhoad •of Ashfield Presbyterian Church. The bride entered the living, room to the strains of the Bridal chorus from Lohengrin played by her cousin, Donald Ross of Gait' and took her, place beneath an arch of cedar and .white baby rimes, Baskets 'and vases of fall flowers made an attractive set- ting. Given in .. marriage by .her father, the bride';looked lovely in a floor Iength "dress °V' white triple sheer over satin with lace • trim_ Her shoulder length . 'veil was heldin place with' a coronet of orange blosso=ms. She ' carried a bouquet of Talisman roses and„ fern: Her bridesmaid, Miss 'Jean Nelson, 'sister, .of. the groom, chose a floor length gown of char- truese net . over satin with floral headdress_ Her" bouquet was. American •Beauty ° roses_ Gordon Ross, brother of the bride, was groomsman. During the I signing of the . register Mrs. Wm. ' Ross, sister-in-law of the bride, sang. "Oh Perfect Love". At the' reception which follow- ed the bride's mother wore sold- ier ' blue crepe and wore . a cor- sage of Talisman roses. The groom's mother chose plum crepe and a corsage of baby mums and fern. The dining room was pret- tily decorated with pink and white streamers and the bridal table placed in the centre of the roorn, was centred with a three- storey wedding cake and pink and: white tapers in crystal. candelabra_. A delicious buffet iugchelitt was served by the . mint ., of the bride, Mrs_ Fred . Ross of Auburn and four girl friends, I Mrs_ Flor- ence . Lane, Misses Thelma Cald- well,. Pearl' MacKeze and Bar- bara MacLennan_ Mr. and Mrs_ Nelson left Iater on a wedding trip to be spent in. Windsor and Detroit For travai- ling the bride wore a bro tweed suit with brown accessor- ies_ On their return they will re- side on the groom's farm on the 10th Con_ .of Ashfield. Guests were, present from Detroit, List- owel, Palmerston, Galt, ,Auburn and Aahfield_ ST. HELENS Successil anniversary services • were held in the United -Church on Sunday 'when Large congrega- tions attended :both services_ The church was effectively, decorated with baskets of beautiful autumn • flowers. Rev. R. 1. • Turnbull of North Street United • Church was the guest speaker using 'as his theme in the morning "Water- sheds of. • Life" and in the evert- ing "The Grace of Charitable- . nese". Special, music was render • - ed at each 'service by the choir . . and, by a trio composed of Messrs, W_ L Miller, E. W.. Rice and Gor- don Miller. Mrs; Andrew Gaunt sang "The Stranger of Galilee'' at the morning service and in the evening a quartette, Mrs. George Stuart; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. _ Rice and Mr. W. L Miller sang "When t you know. my Jesus too". The November meeting of the Women's, institute., will be held in the community hall on Thurs- day, November Ind at 2.30. Roll call "Hints for saving fuel .. Sub- ject "Home Economics" In charge of Mrs. G. McPherson. Program committee, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Ball. Hostesses, Mrs. W A. Humphrey, Mrs.. W. Rutherford. The Wm; Has Allergies, Too If you embarrass easily, stam- mer, and never think of those smart, witty cracks until after the party's over, maybe you've become a"mental hermit", psy- chiatrists say and what to do about it is explained in The Am- erican . Weekly with this Sunday's (October 29) issue of The De- , trait Sunday Times. Get The De- troit Sunday Times this week and every week.