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TRURSDAY, APRIL 9th, ' 1942
THE L,UGHNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOt"t►, ONTARIO
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Lyceum Theatre
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W i NGHAM
Two ShowsSaturday Night
Thursday;, Friday, Saturday
April 9 o 11:.
,PENNY SINGLETON
ARTHUR LAKE
`Blonde,' 'Goes 'Lain'
Dagwood, Blondie, ;Baby
Dumpling, `and Daisy ,are on
the screen again
Also. "Andy Clyde . Comedy"
• "Cartoon" "News"
Matinee. Sat. Afternoon u2.30
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
.April 13,' 14; 15
.CLAUDETTE COLBERT
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RAY .MILLAN'D•
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"'SKYLARK" -
fast -moving fast-moving comedy.
Also "March, ..of • Time"
.S -T HELENS
Mrs. It 'J: Woods has . returned
to her home -here after spending the
winter with neetxibers of her farn-
Teachers•- and students home: for
the vacation ;include Mrs. Ramage
of Holstein, Miss' W. D. Rutherford
of Kirkland Lake, Miss- Irene Woods
• ,of Waterloo, Miss. Ruth Ramage of
U'tterson, - Miss Norma Weatherhead•
of Stapler, Misses -Jean and Loi`s-
,• Webster of Clinton, Miss Marie MC-,
Crostie '•of Stratford, Miss Vera, Tay-
lor _Of London, Mr. Charles McQuil-
lin of--6landebeye.
Mrs. John Webster•, who has, spent
the winter in • London,; is a .visitor
with his daughter,' Mrs. Will, lite=
Crostie. •.
Visitors for the, holiday week -end
:included: Miss Anna Stuari of Tor •
onto with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stuart;
Miss- Dorothy Webb and Miss Me,
McKenzie Webb; 'Mrs, Archie Me,
i!turachy and her cousin, • Mrs. Roy
Merril of 'St. Thomas with 'Rev., G.:-
..4.
:
.4. and Mrs. Barnard; AC2. Frank
McQuillin of. the• R.C.A.F, Manning
Pool, Toronto, • at his home here;.
Murray Taylor 'of•the Y.M C;A'.,C.A.F•
Albert; Neely Todd and Gordon Mil
' ler .of Stratford at'their home; Miss
• Mary Metcalfe and Mr. Bolton of
London and Mr: Mel •Brown • of Kit-
chener at: Mr. Robinson Woods; Mr.
and Mrs.. Stuart Collyer and Teddy
and Miss Marion Locke of 'West-
wood; Miss Jean ;Thom of Toronto
and Master • Donald Thompson ' of
Lucknow with :.Mr. .,and Mrs. E. J.
Thom. ' ' •
Mr: and Mrs. Horace McGuire and
Shirley, of London were recent vis-
itors with'IIand Mrs. E. J. Thom,.
' The Apreeting of the Women':;
Institute was held in the Coinmun-
sty Hall on Thur day with a good
att ildance . and With Mrs.. 'Gordon
McPherson in ' the chair. The roll
call was well responded tg by the
naming of a household time-saver.
It was decided to send a donation
of maple' syrup to the Navy League.
Mrs. Archie Aitchison, -Mrs, Earl
Durnin and Mrs. Ball were appoint
:ed as a nominating. committee and
• the date of the Red'Cross quilting'
was set as. Thursday, April 23. Mr..
Webb conducted .an interesting con-
'» �>test' on a "Love story in flowers"
' Mrs. E. W. Rice gave a splei;tdid talk
on Home Eeondmics.;At the conclus-
ion lunch was served by the host-
esses, • Mrs. Cranston, Mrs. Bali - and.
Mrs;' Charlie MacDonald.
The .following. are ,among those
'who have held Victory nights re-
cently, Mrs. W. I. Milleer, . Mrs. El-
,.
° wood Barbour, • Mrs. Earl Gaunt,
Mrs. George Stuart, Mrs.' Stanley
Todd and Mrs. Charlie . MacDonald
"''"""'"it Mrs. Todds and MVlrs. - E. W. Rice.
Mrs. Stanley'Todd spent the week -
•end with her' parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Vouhg--oat--'C'arlo r._ __ • ,
Order Bray Cfiick9 ;low, and be
"lucky" when egg prices climb
,next Fall. See,ine, or phone me,
right , away.Personal attention,
pro pt delivery.' -
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Fl layson Bosi
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.,LUCKNQW
• DU,NGAN' N
Miss Ina Campbell, St.. Marys is.
spending• the . Easter I1Qlidays with
her cousin, Miss Ferne Alton, -
Mr.' and Mrs. Wm, Jackson; Rip
ley and 'Miss Jean Figgins, Niagara
Fails visited Dungannon, friends 'on
Sunday and. also visited the latter's
grandmother, Mrs. David Glenn .at
Codex:ich hospital.. . •
Mrs, Allan Reid, and son 'Jimmy,
arrived lime last. week,.after spen-
dingseveral weeks with her cnoth=
et; Mrs. J.. Montgomery? Saltford
and is improved in health consid-
erably.• •
Mrs.' Maurice Woodford, Toronto,
spent Easter • .week -end. with . her
mother, Mrs, ` G .C. Treleaven,
'•Mrs.' Jos. Hamilton is spending• °a;
few. days this week with ;her daugh-
• ters; Mrs. Walter Stafford: and,'Miss
Genevieve • Hamilton,: Toronto. •
• Miss• Bertha 'Jones; R.N•., •Kite'hen-
er. Gener.aI Hospital : , spent .Easter`
with her •parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jones..
Mrs. W: R, Andrew-- is much
proved in. health • after •• .being con-
fined to' bed for a' n?outh,;'and is
able to- be around :again. . '
Miss Bernice . Blake, •, Richards
Landing is _ home with her parents; -
Mr. • and Mrs. John, Blake for the
Faster holidays.. • • . ,
'Mrs. A:, B. Pentland had' home' for'
Easter her family, •Mr. and 'Mrs: La-•
verne -.Pentland: incl daughter Pani_„
ela, Detroit, .: Mr. and *,Mrs. ,Allan
Pentland, • London, Miss Margaret
Pentland; Southampton, .Miss Clare.'
Pentland, Toronto, Mr..• Ronald•Pent-
land: anti, friend Mist Margaret Rob-
inson of, Toronto Women's •Division
of R.C.A.F. ' .•
• Mr.. M.' J..Reed, Toronto is spend-
ing this week with.. his wife , and
family in the village, • .. • • •
Rev. W. P.. ''Newman and ,Mrs.
Newhian are spending a fey days.
WEDDING BELLS
WILSON_.—MOWBRAY
A very 'pretty wedding otok place
at the home of Mr and Mrs.' Robt.
Mowbray, of Whitechurch, when
their daughter, Catherine Isabelle,
was • united in rnarirage with Mr.
James , Alexander Wilson, ofl White-
church, son"'of Mrs, Wilson and the
late James, Wilson of Whitechurch.
The .ceremony .• Wag. solemnized by
the Rev. A. H.' Wilson. The, bride.
wore a floor length gown of powder.
blue printed, organza,. and •a shoul-
der length veil in coronet 'style. "She
carried'American .Beauty roses: 1Vfiss•
Agnes . Wilson; Reg.N., of Torero, ,
sisterof the, "groom was . bridesmaid.
Her dress was floor length powder
-blue taffeta and she carried -.a bou
quet of ,pink carnations. Little. Rob,,
erta ' 1VIgwbray, sister- Of the bride,
as. junior bridesriiaid' was lovely in
a floor, length dress -of °Pink ,swiss
muslin.' Sgt. McKenzie Mowbr`ay,:'R:
A.F., Ferry Command, Dorval, Que,,
brother ofthe'bride, was best man.
Miffs Merle 'Wilson, Reg.N., , also.a
sister of the groom, played the -wed-
ding music. During the signing, of
^the register,. MiSs 'Bertha MacKay,
of Toronto, an aunt of the bride,
sang "O Promise' Me". •
Following ' the . ceremony a wed=
ding dinner was served to forty
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson left on
a trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls.
For . travelling' the bride donned a
grey. tailored suit,. blaek .andwhite
tweed top coat,; blue. hat. Her .acces-
sories .were black. They will reside
at Whitechurch..'
Ki'NLOUGH
a Mr. and Mrs. Jack H Q, g el ins and
son and Mrs: Cliff Borthwick were
Easter visitors '' with . their ,parents,
Mr. and ;Miss.: James Hodgins.
Rev. Howard B. Hamilton preach -
this week' iri Toronto:"`` ' ed his farewell serrnon on •Sunday
Little Doreen Webster, Goderich,
is spending a few 'days this week
with her. grandmother, , Mrs. C. C.
Brown. '
Miss .Melba Fowler;,who has been
ill the past two weeks seems some-
what improved.
Mr. Ken Hodge, R.C.A.F., • St.
Thomas, spent a few days with his
parents,': Mr. and Mrs. George'Kodge.,
The. regular- monthly meeting, of
the United church W.M.S..met
evening last. Rev.' Hamilton who
has been rector here for ;Vhe, past
•two' • years, leaves : after .language
-study -for the-A.retic-to- do-. miss'
ary work. His mother, Mrs. A. L.
Hamilton, leaves Wednesday to teach
in the. Elkhorn Mission school, Mari-
itoba. ,
Mrs, Archie McFarlan ; . and Mr:
Spence McFarlan visited, an evening
recently with Mr: and' Mrs. Ivan
Pollock, 'Ripley; • ' '
J. esor is visitin
this
CREWE
Mr.. Wm. Campbell of Donnybrook
spent the past -Week with his .daugh -
ter Mrs. Wm. Crozier.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Emmons and
Muriel visited his parents Mr. and
Mrs. •George Emmons of Arkona over
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chamney and
Ann .and Mks, Chamney, Sr., were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Finnigan. • •
Miss :Isabel, Moore of Cedar , Val-
ley spent the Week -end with her
sister Lois. .. „ .
Miss..Bernlee: Durnin of Hamilton
visited. last. • week -end with friends
here.- , ,
Miss' Alma Howell 'wee. a recent
•Visiter with her' cousii Lorena Cre
z.'er.
Messrs. Ei`liott and Ivan Rivett "of
Idanfilton ,spent a.pl°easant week -end,
with their parents,: Mr'., .and Mrs.
J aek' Rivett. •
Mr: Wm. Hasty visited his soli:
Aldon and Mrs. Hasty ,a f ...Crystal
Beach. .
�1Vir. Lorne Hasty was • a guest ' at
the Shackleton -Jones wedding which
took place at Auburn oh Wednes-
Congratiulations are due to Mr.
and - Mrs. Benson Shackleton, who.
were married .-on Wednesday. We
• welcome'' Mrs, Shackleton'• tothis
neighborhood. •
Vtsiters •for tele hol dais wer .MIL.
Colin Crozier of ' Wingharn, Miss
'Frances 'Crozier of London' with Mie.
and Mrs. Crozier; Mr, and Mrs.. Pal-
mer Kilpatrick an& Brian With Mr.
and :Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick; Mrs. Dave
Chamney and Vernon of. Belgrave,
were recent guests with Mr and
Mrs. Raymond Finnigan; Mr,. and
Mrs. Jack Curran and children Were
recent guests.of Mr: and''Mrs. Herb
M
Curran, afeking. •• . '
Misses Beatrice Treleaven'. and'_
Lorainne Drennan atterld.ed . the
Hunter -Laidlaw, wedding, on Satur-
day. ".
The monthly. meeting •of • the W:
. watt tield•ihe parsonage on
Good Friday with • 14 members pres-
ent. It being the Easter meeting in
charge of M.rs. Cecil Blake, the Eas-
ter program. Was followed. The, scrip-
ture reading • "Forward through the
ages was taken .by Mrs. Treleaven
and Mrs., Drennan, •anter which hymn
358 was sung. "Enlisting youth for
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"li d` t Mtn -' ow*.. wad a acrib3 _
QUILT CONTEST FEATURED
KfNTAIL W. L MEETING
,
TheApril
meeting 'of the Kintail •
Women's• Institute was held at the
home of Mrs. Neil MacDonald, Kin
tail, on Thursday April 2nd with a'
•
very large attendance. The meeting
opened M the usual manner with
the 'president, -Mrs. ii,. Scott in the
chair. The•., main interest• of the
Meeting . centred in a quilt making
contest .continued from •last month,
Thirty-one' quilts • were on exhibit-.
ion,' 14 ., from Eourries Corners and ,
Kirigsbridge, eleven from ]hemlock
:City and six from •Kintail.. ' The"`"los- ' • '
ing group entertains. • the other '
groups 'in the near, fetul•e. . .•
There Was a discussion on -the
war work, report to be 'subnitte4
add. Mrs. Janies.Little was appoint-!.
ed whr .work; district. converser. Fur- •
ther' plans• for •the' District Annual
were looked, into. and `also a salvage
collection was planned with one de -
pet `to' be at Mrs. Neil : MaeDonald.'s,
Kintail, ' •• , . '
A• very informative. and interest-•
ing paper on the Municipal. Doctor:,
System - and .services .-•• Iered v[as ., ,
read' b$*, Mrs..Jerry t • follow-
ed' by • a duet; by Mis.,c •• ,;ally and 1.
Thelma MacDonald. Mrs.: James. Lit-
tle • read. a poem after,.'which the
meeting was' '.eloped by singing ' the
National Anthem. Lunch was. then
served by the .. hostess: The ..next.
meeting -will be held. at,, Mrs.''Neil
G:•--Mae•Kenzie'•c; May»--7-th: . • .1- .
Donations for the month included:. •
;quilt top and • bat, .Mrs. R. J. But-.
len;'.quilts=Mrs. ' Chas Robb; Mita_
A. Nelson, Miss Anna May McDon-• • •
all •Mrs K'M L lt d ' r
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The Names
A COMPLETE LIST of all men from this district in the. Armed
Services ,overseas is desired by the Overseas Cigarette Com-
mittee.
•
THIS INFORMATION is required' to assist the Committee .in
compiling an accurate mailing list. Your co-operation is nee-
-cesSary, if you have a Father, Brother,, Husband, Son or'
Sweetheart overseas.
COMPLETE AND RETURN 'IRIS FORM TO THE, . SENTINEL
- . • OFFICE. '
Name.,
and hank' '
4 '
Unit .
Overseas`
Address
Residence at time
of enlistment ' •
•
Sent ,in by
Address' 7.
Telephone No:
Please Print .or • Write Plainly
DO IT NOW!
c ennani; quan .
afghan, Miss• Edyth. Johnston; euchre
parties—Mrs Wm. Drennan, 01:75;
Mrs. T. J. Lannan, $13.75; Mrs.' R.
; d
Bissett, $10.00onation=Mrs. Louis
Taylor, $1.00
, 1$ LAST
Mr. and Mrs.- Spence'Irwin . and
family 'visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Robertson of Auburn •'on. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.
with, Mr. and .Mrs. , Johri Campbell
cn Sunday. • '
Mrs. Art Thompson and children,
who spent the past week with, Mr.
and .Mrs. Archie Nicholson return-
ed' home on Sunday. , . • •
Misses Melda and Winnie 'Lane
of Orillia are spending the holidays
•
with. their .,.parents,: Mr. and' Mrs.
...George::ane: •
Miss. Ina Campbell of .Granton and
• Miss. Eileen Campbell,. nurse -in -
training at 'Kitchener • are holiday;
• irig with their parents,•Mr..and• Mrs.
Cyril Campbell.' •
and Mrs, Wilfred Hackett and
Jiirurile»spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs: •D. ' S: MacDonald of • Purple
Grove. • . -
J. Hunter., visited Mr.'-`Nlrs:"`Nlason Robinson.
• spent\ae evening las week With Mr.
and Mrs:.T.' A. • Camerpn. ,•
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Mr. and Mrs..Thos 'Webster and
-Ettabelle were' Sunday visitors with
' Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alton.
' • Master' Herbie Wilkins of Paisley
is spending the •holidays 'at Mr, and
:,Mrs.' Bert Alton's. r
•
Mr.:.and Mrs.` A. Gaunt • and Mur,
ray spent Sunday with' Mrs. Sher-..
wood.. •.
Mr. and Mrs. Ste'Vart Durnin and ,
family , and Mr. and Mrs. Will Reed •
of Lucknow were ••Sunday visitors,..
with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Nicholson.
Mr. Will Hasty visited on Sunday*
with Mr. and 'Mrs. William Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Trviin spent •
an evening this week with Mr. and
-Mrs.- Irvine -••Henry
MR. AND MRS.. ,FRED TOLL, SR.,
esteerned residents - of East • Wawa-
nosh, celebrated their 57th wedding
anniversary on Wednesday, March
25th;,••when members, of their fain:,
sly gathered with them to mark t
'event.
ScTiool• roonxs.• . e.--presa .eta , y= - rozier-:an• a,_ aaze� � rte- • ay -
Order
Mel Reed was in the chair Hymn The Girls W"A: membert. will• at mond 'Finnigan told the Easter story
g
101was sung followed by the. Lord's: tend the rally in Walkerton on Fri-;
da afternoon this 'week. •1Vliss Ruth in her most interesting .way, A. duet
prayer in unison: Mrs: :Blake took y, , II was rendered •byL'orainne Durnin,
Charge of the Worship service, with Carruthers of Londdn will be . the and ,rendered
Drennan. Mrs. S. J, '•
the theme "The call off, the Risen guest speaker.
Kilpatrick then ,gave the Study
Christ.:- to youth". .Mrs.' McWhinney::
led in prayer., Mrs., Dickson gave a
reading "Loves Redeptive Sacrifice".
.The Easter service followed.' After
singing' .a hymn the roll •Call .and
minutes were read. The president
reported for the treasurer that $60
was sent .to • headquarters. Delegates
were appointed, to • attend • the Pres-
byterial, who are •Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
G. F. Haeris, Mrs. Blake; Mrs. El
-
!iota, Mrs. McClure: A reading was
given by Mrs. Dicksgn on Christian
Stewardship. The third chapter in,
the Study Book was taken alter-
native by Mrs. Reed and Mrs. J. J.
Ryah. ' Miss Elliott gave a , reading
on "The Better Way".' Hymn 249 was.
sung and the, benediction given by
the president; followed .with th a Na-
tional Anthem.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
John McWhinney, . who on • S.aturday
»observed their 'siilder wedding an-
niversary, The bride of twenty-five
years ago was Ida, the . daughter.
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Shac-
kleton, Crewe, •and a were • married
by the residing United Church min-
ister, Rev: I. A. -McKelvey • at 'the
home of her. brother, Mr. Mathew
Shackleton. They have lived on their
faun. in Ashfield and are valued
residents. They attend the Erskine.
Presbyterian- church, `' Dungannon.
We wish them good luck and ,health -
and many more years of happiness.
Mr. Frank Orser, Mr.,„Jack Orser,
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.,Cecil Orser,
Detroit: ' spent the week -end with
their gents; Mr: and -Mrs. Albert'
C5•rser.• ' '
We are Oh. to report that Mr.
Chas, Alton is able to be around
the house after being confined to.
bed fora month. •
• Mrs, Abe Smith, had an auction
sale of farm stock and implements
on Monday afternoon of this week.
Prices wore fairly good. The farm
which is situated on the. 6th con.
of West Wawanosh was for sale, but
was not sold that day.
,Little Joan #,ivett, 7 year old
daughtelr of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Riv-
tt, was taken ill at the, end of the"
week jvith an attack of. pleurisy.
The weekly meeting of the Y.P.1L
was held in the church on Sunday
.evening with Dick 'Weatherhead pre-
siding. Tlie worship services was in
keeping With the Easter season. Iso-
bel Miller read the • Scripture les-
son and Mrs, .W. A. Miller read a
"poem.. Th'e topic "The Cross and
Easter was taken by: Mrs. Charles
MacDonald. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Ernewein,
Mr. L. Kraemer and . Miss Tillie
Kraemer moved .oi•>; . Thursday - last
to Westford where they 'have taken
over the farm of Mr. D. Murray:
Mr. and 'Mrs. Murray having moved
earlier in'. the week to take up res-
idence. in. W4lleertvn.
.Mr. Glen Pinnell. and Miss Beat-
rice Morking of Windsor were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Pinnell. ,
Mrs.: Alphonse. Murray and infant
daughter returned from ; Wingham.
hospital on Thursday. .
Gnr. Wray Pinnell 'is home from
Camp Borden •on a leave.
Mr;' Willie Tweedy who spent the
past few months With relatives 'at'
Port Colborne returned to his home
here. ' '
•Edbert Bushell,' R.C.AOC., and Mrs.
Bushell of • Toronto were week -end
visitors with relatives; here: "
Miss Jean Lane of . Welland is a
holiday visitor 'at her home here: •
Miss Helen Malcolm of Toronto.
is visiting with' Misses Nellie and
Margaret Malcolm. ,
Mr., and Mrs. Robt. MacDonald
and children of Holyrood visited
Sunday with Mr: and Mrs: • Jghn
Barr. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy and farn-
ily'were recent viistors With Mr. and
Mrs. A. Trafford, ` Durham:-
Miss
urharrrMiss Dolena Orr of,,. Langside is
visiting this week with . her sister,
Mrs. W. Lapp and Mrs. Harold •
Percy hese.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barr and chil-
dren visited Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs..Pufvis, Concession 2. -
A letter of thanks from Loniax
Bushell, R.C.A.F., , Gander? 'Nfld.,
was received .by the Red Cross,
Branch here for a boat of eats . sent
some weeks ago. '
Miss Evelyn McLean • of London
spent Easter with her mother, Mrs.
W. J. `McLean. -
WHITECHURCH
Mrs. 'Gibson and chiletren and Mr.
Jack McLean of Niagara Falls tient
a few days with their parents, M..'
and Mrs. McLean: - • •
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wail have mov-
ed into the house on -Mr, Kenneth.
W ehver's ,. farm.. We welcome thein.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony 'I eiswater
move ;from here .to their new, home
near Formosa, The good wishes of
the ,community, .go with them • to.
their, new home.
Congratulations• to Mr. and Mrs,
John Gilliespie on passing their
•
Book, -followed' -by- a reading-- by
Mrs. Clifford. Then Jean 'Newman
gave a reading.: We were then fav •
ored' by , • a. piano' solo by Shirley
Sherwood. Af,ter singing hymn 249 ,
a number , led, in sentence prayers
anti Mrs. Blake, peurieunced the ben- . •
ediction: ' •
THE PICTURE
GALLERY
WHO IS IT?
• Last week's picture was' that of
The-L'ate•'JO`HN`JOYN1 _-_ e.,.
Fewif any would fail to recognize
one so prominent, and so widely
and:favo#iably known' as was he. In
the short space of a couple of para-
graph's we '.would not attempt to
sketch a biography of this gentle-
man, whose rise to 'prominence and
prosperity reads like a Horatio Al-
ger book. •
Mr. Joynt's 'record, 'in civic; indus-
trial, political and., religious life is
,well known to us 41.. Lucknow lost
a `valued citizen ^hen his death,
occurred in December 1937, and a-
gain in May of 194d in the passing •
of Mrs. •,loynt., .
sixty-first' wedding anniversary on
• Monday of this week, We' wish them
many niore. •
BORN=To Mr. .and Mrs. Eddie
Moore on Sunday, a daughter. Miss
1Vtorle Wilson is the nurse there.
Congratulations. -
We are lorry to report Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Ross tobe on the sick list.
Mrs. ifobt, Hall of Wingl•rain spent
a few. days, with h'er 'parents, 1V1r.
and Mrs. John Craig.
iVIrs. 'Joe Holmes • is leaving this
week to spend a few months at
Clinton with relatives there* '
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yoting women 16 and up, pitched in
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