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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-03-14, Page 6F1. air .9' flt 1., rr is 1 ', t 41 t. i7i fl 1,0 'OWE SIX: • W .. Langsade The Langside W.M $ meeting was .held at the home of 1 iss. Minna Richardson on n ,Thursday, March lath. In the absenceof. the president .the 1st vice, Mrs. Wes- ley, Young' took the chair • The Worlds Day of Prayerprogram, from, the Glad Tidings was used, Prayers- . were given by . , Mrs.. Bessie Steel,' Mrs: Lloyd Moffat,, Mrs.: Clifford Young, Mrs, tar= ish. Moffat and Mrs. Doug 'imp - Son. A very ; interesting reading Was 'given by Mrs.,- Elmer Scott. Mrs.: William Orr presented Mrs. l'ar ish. Moffat with a gift before profitmaking extra with. S1ARCROSS. from Extra" dozens of white eggs! That's what you can expect: frgm the Starcross 28:$ . • ?tests prove it: liandom . Sample Tests show the .Starcross 288 pro. duction - .261 eggs per pullet housed" . tlsontest 8'• MOR . 'Ayftpfge (Missouri --1959) 214`eggs per `hen,'' housed solo 'and Mrs'. Barry McDonagh thantest 1,isn IELD U.C. WOMEN' 'gave a~ reading Mrs. Peter Cook ' z0 • MORE .an•nst ument al. A report: average . � OBSERVE:•DA'Y •OF .PRAYER . Playedr eisoe. tYtvnn nn +l.o ennui �*snr.ir'. THE LUCKNOW SE,NTINEL4 LUCKNOW. ONTAtio her departure for Wingitam. Mrs. Moffat thainked the ladies. Hymn 671 was sung and the• 'meeting, clawed with prayer; •The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. • Orr. Roll call to be an- swered' with a scripture verse containing the wprd "cross." • l��ally100J:01•..Prayer. . .Service "abd's: love. ` for the whole world" .wvas, the theme for: the World . .Day of ,Prayer.. The aer- •vice. wvas prepared: by women o; Uruguay, . ' ' - Nearly ,100 women attended the 'service •.in the Lucknow United Church on Friday,. March ,9th. Mrs. K. Cameron welcomed the ladies- from the Anglican, Luck - now' .and. ',South Kinloss ' Presby- terian churches, She stated it Was tite 16th•successive year and that it was` estimated. that ' 120,000 women and . girls, members of at least •eigh't denominations would attend identical services in about 3,500 different "places in Canada. In 'addition, citizens of another 145 countries, spread over. • six continents, .would 'be meeting to sing the • came hymns and pray. the;sante prayers. Leaders taking part Were Mrs. • Etta 'Roberti and Mrs., . Ernest Gaunt of . the Anglican, * church; Mrs. Fraser 'McKinnon „of South .a 1 a Kit -4103s; and. Mrs R. C. 1VI cKen'-: zie• of the Liteknow:Presbyterian church Prayers were given. ' by Mrs. W. °Hodgkinson,', .Mr's. I•i.: Mole,, Mrs M.., Henderson,` Mrs. J. '. Aitchison, Miss D. • McLeod '& Mdiss H. Webster.. Mrs. Fred McQuillin 'capably gave. the..address in keeping with the theme', and' purpose •of the couragements in the work. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Reid took part in the'pray'er circle. Mrs. P. pleasing Stuart favoured with a p g solo . Mrs. M. ,Hedersonexpres- sed the sympathy of the Auxili- ary ,for Mrs, Ceok in the unex- pected passing of • her. brother, Mr. John; Gillies. The Aw ildary decided todesignate a desk for the dean's office ,for wart Col- lege, in memory of the late Miss Hannah • MacDonald. Miss Mary MacLeod closed the meeting with prayer and Mrs. Stewart and 1Vi;rs: Reid' assisted the hostess in serv- ing tea and a social hour 'was'. enjoyed.:• The ..Afternoon IAuxil- , iary will' entertain the (Mission,. Band, and mothers' at. the April • meeting, when the .certificates fSt seals will !"-,T,. presented.. Lucknow C W.L Rev. Father L., C. Thomas• pre- sided over the March .C.W.L. meeting 'held ' at. Mrs. William Schmid's residence; There was a small attendance of .nine ladies. Members are, urged. to make a better effort to 'attend the April meeting. After the correspond-• ence ,was d'eal't with, a nominat- ing, ominat-ing, committee was •appointed to bring in the new slate of officers for 19G2. 'Mrs.' Leonard Chns'holm• conducted an Trish .contest: with Mrs. Peter MacDonald, the 'win- ner. • A tasty. lunch was :served by` 'the hostess, ,assisted' by Mrs. (Donald MacKinnon • and Mrs. George . Tucker, bringing,' a plea- sant' lea-sant . afternoon t'o a close. Zion United.. Church Women The March' meeting of 'the, Zion :U.C.W. was held at the • home' 'of Mrs.. Charles Anderson on March. 7th •with T8 : members;. 5 children and '1.;'visitor •present. The president; • Mrs; am -.Hunter World Day of 'Prayer, • Mrs. J. presided. The roll call. was . an • W.'•Joynt's and: Mrs: R Ackert's' swered.' by .giving;. a "command-: pleasing` '" uet,;;' `°Sweet Hour of ment,"' the devotional was taken • Prayer"' accompanied' by Mrs'. R, .by Mrs. Allan',Ritchie With- Mrs: Cumming added ',Much .to "the Earl Swan" reading the ;scripture . • •e • serviceThe offeringwas x cei - lesson: The:, chapter in,; t • study;. ed 'by Mrs. a E.' Taylor and • Mrs. book was •.given• by Mrs. frank, • G. McDiarmid .;$19.23: will be re- !Ritchie. A reading on citizenship flatted . 'to •..,the .., Women's : Inter -4. .was.' iven..yb .:,+Mrs ,<R�obert °'Helnh ., g y X , Church'iCounail of.'Canada, Mrs Eunice Dunsmuir sang a' WEDNESDAY, MAR. 14th, 1962 ••••••••00,00.911.0.1.0114,01100•000•04•0•0•••••••••• , • i; 4 buy four oval . ..J M dsoler e. Choose JONES,. MacN.AUGHTON SEEDS for: • QvA TY - finest seed always, from an experienced seed• • • • r ECONOMY -: reasonable prices for 'expertlyprocessed d P ...e. . 5ERVYCE -- {convenient' "close -to -home" service. 1 tom this• s' • i JONES, '• Ma.cNAUGHION ;: SEEDS. Or call use direct; 4 •: . • 'sill • Exeter:, Phone 664 ' •, ' Crediton, 'Phone' 234-6363.• to London, Phone. GE •2-2258 •. , local firm. • Ask Your Dealer . for ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1 silent 'Miss • .Johnston thanked, Mrs. West for entertaining us in her home. • South Kinloss W.M.S. Mrs.' Sandy:acLeod was hos- tess to: South .Kinloss W.M.S. at her home on,: Wednesday, March 7th; • :Mrs; Fraser MacKinnon presided, assisted ; by the Secre tary, Mrs. W. F. •MaeLoonald Who alio had charge. ' .of the ' . Prayer Circle. An • Easter Thankoffering :was disc s sed. The Bile meeting • us. Study• was : David's 'psalm:, ; 'of praise No. 145. It 'was . established that 'praise is the Only •thing we can 'give to God and is a sacrifice. most acceptable to iHim, to be,. offered - wcontirtuallir. The { ;study. concluded with the • singing.•o: the Doxogy lo .: Mrs:. Art IBreckles i contributed a pleasing:, solo ac- companied by'. Mrs: A. Hughes and also a harmonica 'selection. Mrs. Ted .iCollyer 'had the •study. British Guiana . 'and •. Mrs. Lloyd 1VIacDougal . read excerpts; from a recent •letter. from Rev. Alex Macldnald regarding the terrible riot in ''Georgetown. A. .story :Of Waith -Rewarded" cal:+- led .``The Empty Flour Bin" was read by''Mrs.: Ira Dickie and`M iss Martha Sutherland, read• a poem "Flowers for the, living." Mrs. Douglas ,Graham .;.gave news of the MacMillans trip home • from Formosa and their visit to Jer- usalem and . to 'India. The direc- tors for the• meeting, Mrs. Ted • Collyer 'and :Miss: Dean. MacLeod assisted the hostess• with,- lunch.. COLWANASH LASSIES LEARNS,. s.gwiSG 'TIPS ' The fifth • meeting of° Colwan..' ash Learning Lassies was held' at Hackett's . Church !basement.. The meeting' started' with.'. the 4=H pledge and the roll call` was 'an swered by: one new point I 'have lear. 'ed: about cutting out and markt g a, garment, . 'Notes; were taken on fitting., and ga: ent 'fitting. .Th meeting closed with the singing. • of the Queen played . by Barbara .Nelson.. A honescke d weather man was describing his •wife to a', friend, `Hazel, speaks at, 150 worlds' a ,minute, with 'gusts: up .to 186. 299 eggs per pullet housed• zhan test 01'MOR taverag• e (California–1959-60) .252 per eggs ; pullet housed; • 23 MORthan test E' average ,. (Tennessee -1959-601' (Highest sgp production .in test) •: .'More eggs., . '. higher in' come—you're • ahead • with °..Starcross 288 layers from Swift. Order now from your: dealer or direct from the hatchery.. SWIFT'S HATCHERY en' MillingTreleave Lucknow'�o Phone: Lucknow 9 The :'Ashfield. United 'Church Women held the World's' Day: of Prayer in :the manse on March 9th; Mrs. Bert Alton opened the meeting 'with prayer and call to worship. ' •'Mrs.Wes !Ritchie was pianist ' for the afternoon, Mrs Jim' Hunter of Zion, Mrs': Alex' Hackett of. ;Hacketts and Mrs. Chris: Cooke of Blakes acted as leaders.. Offering prayers were gi- ven -by Mrs. 'Gordon Kaiser,"fyits: Charlie' Anderson, Mrs . Dynes Campbell,, Mrs.' Ervin 'Zinn and Mrs. Keith; Cranston." Mrs.' Wm; Andrew, the guest' speaker, 'ex- plainedin a', few Words haw the World Day of:Prayer Prayer encircled the globe in a•• few- hours. Coin-: mencing in . the Tong° . Islands, then • slowly westward, lending in St Lawrence 'Islands in .the At- tic. Shethen: spoke on the theme• for the day "God's !Love tot.. the Whole World.,, _• Two solo's by Miss; Barbara, Nel i son ,accompanied by Vfis& Joahiie. Alton at the piano, were nluch .enjoyed. The, --offering of $7.70 was •received by Mrs; Frank Rit- chie • and Mrs. , Dynes Campbell ard , Mrs. Bert Alton led. • in prayer: The meeting, closed with 'benediction by Mrs. Bert Alton. Lunch was served by: Mrs. Kaiser 'and the '. ladies . of ' the manse' committee. •Lucknow Presbyterian W.M.S... The 'Afternoon Auxiliary, of the W:M:S of, the Presbyterian Church, met in Mrs. .Jahn Ern- erson's home for. the. March meet- ing. •1Vtrs. Clair Agnew' `presided arid twenty.+five ladies answered roll ,call. Mrs, MacLeod gave the Bible Study , on ..":the 'parable of the sower, A letter from Rev. Alex MacDonald:. of. British •IGuia. na was read in which' he related something of the troublethrough Which that South American coun- try is passing at the ,present time. -Mrs. Rayner gave• the •Bible Study on the' mission and the church• h ' Br'%tsh Guiana, and told the history of the church there, and of ;the 'discouragenents and :en - r Three .:quilts had been ;quilted since the' last . meeting • and t'he. ladies had catered for the Lions:.. supper 'and arrangements were made for •the•:quilting of .another quilt at, Mrs. Charles Wilkins on't March , 414th:. It .Was decided to. paint' the :church floor and ' a committee. of 2: ladies; Mrs Peter..,. Cook and Mrs. W.' G. Hunter. was appointedto ..see about it. The visitors to thsick. for the next rn.onth• are Mrs:.: Gordon,, Kirkland: and • Mrs. .Wes .,Ritchie and, the. •program for . the next month will be•'pr?eparedby,Mrs.. Charlie Anderson: The net meeting will be Anderson: on April. 12th at Mrs. Rayn'ard's, The meeting closed with prayer ; by Mrs. Kaiser . and lunch• was .serve-' ed by the Hostels. Ashfield: Presbyterian .W.M.S. The March meeting 'of Ashfield, Presby'terian•'W-M.S. was held at "the •home. of our third' vice-pres•i. dent, .who •was also leader' ' for, the -meeting. 'The World Day Of prayer , programme ,followed." The roll call was responded to with. a 'verse on love.-' 17 ladies were ,present, :no • visitors Devotional part was taken- by, Mrs. Hugh .MacKenzie; •who 'chose several' verses from different parts of the Bible and gave an inspiring Medi- tation • on them followed by prayer;. Mrs. Gordon Robb 'gave a reading on .the wondrous love of God. Mrs' Bill MacDonald read an article' on "The world day, of prayer." The offering' was receiv- ed and. Mrs. Warren .Wylds gave, the dedicatoryprayer. President, Miss S. C. Johnston took the chair for the business of the meeting: Plans.'were outlined for 'the ini- tiation -meeting of. the' Explorer group, to be . heldr ' March 30th, also for our'' •annual Christian Fa.; rrily Night, April .:24th. Meeting closed with hymn ' 67+1 and the benediction. Grace was' sung. and lunch served by, the hostess and committee in charge Leader; Mrs. West thanked all who •help- ed with the programnne and pre- GUARANTEED .CE TI FICATES' Safe 5 % Investment u ens a . . . • 4.c � . Ave., . ASK FOR A' B00KLET• Rhone London ` .. GE: 5-8314' 4 t '*- ,• L + iR.[T_•� S' An old Fable .tells the story of several boys idly ,throwing stones ata group of frogs in a pond. "Boys," complained one ; of the frogs at. last, "this may be fun for you but ';I; "*., ; i•rl - -=-� it is death for us." 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