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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO.W, ONTARIO:
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Unit 1 United Church Women
The May meeting . of . Unit 1
of. U;C,W., Lucknow was held at
the home. of Mrs. Steve Stothers
with ' 16 ."members arid one visi-
tor. The president, Mrs., Omar
Brooks, .opened the meeting with
• a hymn.. Thea roll call ..was ans-
wered with 'a .flower of the Bible.,
Mrs. Chas,: Hallam the secretary
read the minutes. The treasurer's
report was:, given by •Mrs. Charles
Webster, Community friendships
reported on visits, to hospitals and
convalescent • hoe. Mrs.. George
Stuart reported on •Stewardship..
Mrs. Richard Martin .took the
chair -for•. the program. • Mrs. Kel-
so MacNay read the. scripture
.:and. meditation by. Mrs.' Martin.
° •Mrs.: Wilfred Drennan' gave : a
'reading on: "May, after, which. Mrs.
• Russell. 'Robertson . very' capably
• took. the'. 13th , .chapter' 'of ,The -Word
and 'The . ' The Way' assisted by ,Mrs.
McDiarrnid : ' and • Mrs. Stuart', A
discussion . followed on. Life 'after/
Death: Mrs Omar . Brooks' read
a poem on .:Mother's Day.' A hymn.
was sungand the-m.izpah, bene-
diction wasrepeated..Mrs. .McNay'
conducted a ; con.test and a dainty:
• lunch was served by the hostess.
and committee.
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Unit'. 2'• United Church .Women.
Unit 2 held their May meeting
atthe home of Mrs: Alex, Andrew:
Mrs.;, 'E. Wightman •opened: the
meeting, with a ' poem. Hymn : leo.
379 was sung. followed . by a
Mother's Day : prayer hymn.
The roll. call, "One of Jesus'. Pro-
mises" was answered' .by 15 mem-
bers. ' The minutes were read and
adopted. Reports were given. Sep-
'tember is our month to place, flow-
ers in the church. In ;pctober; in
memoriam flowers, may be placed
in the church by any members so
eports
desiring.. A special' collection ' was
• taken to ,buy a' gift -for a 14 year
old boy. This was part of our allo-
cation for Presbytery. Mrs, W.
Henderson was ,appointed to pur-
chase this gift and give it to Mrs.
A. E. McKim.. An Overseas Bale
of good, clean clothing will be pack-
ed in June; Plans were. made for.
the Smorgasbord: •It was suggested
that We. • visit the 'Ontario Hospital'
fat Goderich. Further .,plans will
be made. '
Miss • Hazel Webster took the
chair. for 'the program. A Hymn
was sung and psalm 729 was re-
peated responsively; Mrs. C. Greer
readthe scripture; Luke 15, verse
11-32 with Mrs. W. Wharry giving
the meditation, followed by prayer.
The' Lord's ,prayer. was repeated
in :unison.; The :record "Peace, in
the Valley” was enjoyed: Mrs. J.
W. 'Joynt capably : dealt with the
topic "Agriculture in India". More
people farm in India -than the.pop-
ulatien of Canada and United
States combined. The mapority , of
farmers do riot ' own . their. farms.
India is desperately trying to im-
prove their farming > methods .---
many
many are very old fashioned. A
year : of, drought'. means 'famine.
After a hymn; Mrs'. H. Strapp *clos-
ed
los=ed with. prayer. Miss H. Webster
conducted a Bible, Character con-
test. Lunch was served ,by, the .hos-
tesses and Cookies were enjoyed
made . • from • recipes received ' by
Mrs. W. Wharry from a . friend "in
India.
Unit 3 United Church Women
Unit 3 U.C.W. met at the home
of: Mrs:. Sam Alton. The .roll call
was answered with an exchange
of flower: slips, and 25, members
were present:: In the absence of
the -president, Miss Ada .Webster,
Mrs. .Harvey ' 'Houston. • presided,
and opened the meeting- with,
prayer and meditation. Mrs"• Alex
McNay reported that proceeds
from the bake sale on , Saturday,
May 2nd totalled $66.75, :Several
members. "volunteered, . t o place
flowers in .the ,church during the
month of JunesThe worship per-
iod was in charge 'of Mrs. Or-
land Richards, with Mrs. M. Hen-
derson • and Mrs, C. '.Downey. The
theme was Evangelism and ' win-
ning others for Christ. , Mrs: Dow-
ney took the' topic on India: Mrs.
Breckles gave .a musical number
on• the mouthorgan, and recorded.
music wyas , heard between . num-
bers, also readings. by the com w
mttee The meetingclosed• with
n `
a hym'and prayer.. '
Unit 4 United. Church Women-'
Unit e of the U.C.W. held its
May meeting . at the home of 'Mrs,
C. Crawford, The hostesses were
Mrs.. R. Campbell, Mrs. • Wm.
Eadie •and Mrs. G. Johnstone.
During„ the worship service, Mrs.
J. Allin ,played some piano selec-
tions, . interspersed with recollec-
tions of her early days at : the
/piano. The 'topic. of the month
was ably given by Mrs: G. ';John-
stone. .This was a talk on the
work done at the Hospital , and
Training,,: School at ' Vellore,: India:
Mrs.. Johnstone paid particular 'at-
tention to work done by a •, para-
plegic. surgeon, Dr. Mary Verg-
hese, , who after a .motor accident
which left her with: only. the use.
of her./arms and 'head, does :sur-
gery from. a wheel' chair. Because
of. ,her disability, Dr. Verghese is
particularly interested . in the re
habilitation of crippled ,and . dis-
abled patients. After; discussion of
business, the ' meetin g came to an
end... with an. hour- of fellowship
and enjoyable . `refreshments' .sery
ed by the hostesses: •
Unit 5 United Church Women
Unit ,. 5 met at tne' home of '
Mrs.: Gordon .Montgomery with. 21
members and two visitors answer,
ing the roll' call.. Mrs. Robt. Fin
lay took the chair for the devo- •
tional part of the meeting. Mrs.
.Geo. Jardine .read the scripture:
The explanation was given • by
Mrs:. H. Greer followed :'by pray-
er led by Mrs, Don Dennis. Mrs.
Finlay took the study 'book Which
dealt with Indian women ' and the
'place : they take in thecommunity
and world which was a challenge:
to those who have so many op-
portunities. . Mrs.. Dennis • gave a
reading titled "Blessed, be a ' Mo-
ther."
. Mrs. .R. Ackert . and Mrs.
Jas. McTavish contributed •a duet:
Mrs. Geo: 'Newbold took the chair
for.. the ,business portion of the
meeting. A word . ,of welcome was::
extended . to all visitors., Volun-•
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PRODUCTS LT
-- LucItrvow.
teers; were asked tohelp at smor-
gasbord dinner and a 1 s o . to
put flowers in . church the month
of May,;
Presbyterian: • W.M.S '
The May meeting of the WM S
met in the church ;on Wednesday,,
May 6th, ' with 60 .in attendance,
An invitation head been extended
to -the ladies of Dungannon, Ash-
field and Hackett ' churches, Mrs,
M. Henderson opened the meeting
with a poem "working with God."
A word of ,welcome was given' to
the visiting ladies, and those. of:
the congregation.. The 103 Psalmwas Ahen , read in unison) followed':
by the . repeating, of the:. Aim, and.
Purpose of the.organization. Miss;
'Dean ;.McLeod ...of. South,. Kinloss
was the::guest speaker, and spoke
on "Missions of the,' World," which.
she said was 'a project to bring
backa world' for Christ. Mrs, P
Stewart' favored the audience with
a beautiful Solo. "When ' the
.world forgets;" The Bible Study,,
and. Meditation' "Does God 'Care"
was given ' by Miss Nellie .Mal-
colm, . Correspondence read by
Mrs. • M. Henderson,, stated that
Mr. and Mrs. A. McKay of India,
would speak at the Presbyterial
in Brussels on May loth: The roll
call • was taken, 'followed :,with
prayer by. Mrs, N. Johnstone. The
Ashfield ladies rendered a %uar-
tette "Nearer . Still 'Nearer," and
Mrs. 'Ivan Carr from Dungannon
gave:a a reading: Mrs.. C.'
Agnew;
thanked the ladies who had taken
part. Prayer ,by Mrs. Little closed
the . meeting. A tasty lunch ws
served ;by the. ladies of the church.
South Kinloss' W:M.S.' •
Mrs. Ted - Collyer.. was hostess
to South Kinloss W.M;S: on• Thurs-
day, May. '7' .with Mrs. Hughes
acid .'Mrs, S. ' Chislett directorsfor
the . meeting.' . Mrs. G. Hamilton
presided and :: Mrs. _ Lloyd Mac
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Dougall read •minutes andcorres
pondence,.: Roll call was respond-
ed to ,with, a verse containing the
word ".Honour." 1• Peter; 2 was
the chapter studied and was pre-
ceded with an article "Peter, the
Fisherman" read by Mrs. Evan
Keith.' Mrs.. A. ; Hughes gave.' a
report of the Synodical meeting.,.
in London to which she was a
delegate. Mrs. Ira: ' . Dickie in a
most interesting way portrayed a
day .• . with ': a Missionary, . Mobile
Clinic • in. India. Readings': in. re-
membrance of Mother's Day. ' were
given by ' Mrs. 'Ross MacMillan ,
and Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Douglas
Graham gave a 'synopsis of cur-
rent Missionary News r and : Mrs;,
Dickie had charge of .. the Prayer:.
Circle. Hostess and directors .ser.-
sed. a 'tasty. lunch. ;
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