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`' THE LUCKNOW SENirmg4, ..LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
PAGE SEVEN .
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BURIED. 1N: FAMILY .
PLOT IN K I N LOSS CONSIGNMENT
MISS.. M. E HUDSON
The last surviving meMber of
a weh.knownin, the.
Elora 'ccimm.unity, Miss „Margaret
Elizabeth. •Hudson, died recently.
She suffered a stroke and had
been seriously ill for one 'week.
She died • in Groves Memorial:
Comrimunity Hospital, Fergus; on.
April 7th, 1961 and, was 92 years
Of age. • •
She was born n Lowe Nichol
Township, ' on .March 17th, ' '1869;
Miss Hudson Was the `'daughter
of the late Andrgw Hudson and
his wife, the former Helen Heat -
tie. During her .. early years,., ;she
lived at Luck_now..She had resid
ed in Elora_ .for 54 ' years.
She was a faithful menvber...,°of
Knox Presbyterian Church and
served as a Sunday. School
teacher for several years. ' She
acted as treasurer of the church'
for 35 •years. . She "was an 'enthusi-
astic reader, especially in 'sub-
jects, which had .an historical
background.' Other hobbies which
she enjoyed were gardening and'
ST.•'HELENS
with . M .
visitors w t
Week -end
and Mrs: •Harvey. Webb were
Mr.'' and ' Mrs: Dan Rose. of New
inarket, Mr... and Mrs: ' Lorne
Webb. and Reid of Goderich,' Mr.
'Harry Fong of Dunigannon,: Miss
Alison Webb and .Mr • David
mous of 'Guelph: : ,
Mr. Wallace • M'iller:. returned
home on Saturday after 'five
weeks •in , Victoria Hospital; Lon-
don'.
The W.I. will meet, at. 2:30 oh
Thursday, May 4th ' in 'the' hall:
Envoy', : Newman' • • of Wingham,
Salvation ''Arany. will ` be ' guest
speaker:
Mrs
Eliza • Teiabutt; ' formerly
of Goderich o'v : the Village
. m ed to ..
this past week Mrs ' Tebbutt is
a : sister of ,Mrs: Wrn ' J. Humph
ray;
•
,Mrs., Ray .'Laidlaw and.. little
Sort, James '.Gordon are spending`
this week with, herparents,'Mr.:
acrd, Mrs. ' Tom Todd.
KINGSBRIDGE
,Mrs. Ursula Hebert'; 'of Detroit
visited. relatives 'here : recently.
Mr. 'and Mrs. John Dietrich '4
:family :o• f '. Clarkston: visited Mr.
and; : Mrs Mark Dalton ' over the
week -end :_
�LM'rs. Bernadine ..';Kenny' 'and
.needle
needle work.
• Miss ' Hudsonis survived by
one nephew, Harry :Hudson, of
'St. Lambert, .Quebec. Three'.
.nieces,. ,Miss Helen- Hudson^ of
Hamilton, Mrs.. Walter Thomson
('Margaret) ':of" Ottawa; and", Miss
Eleanor 'Hudson of Toronto.
Funeral .services. 'were held' in
'the 'Sturrick. Funeral 'Home' in
Elora.. Rev. R. C. MacLean' Of-
ficiated. Burial was in v :South
Kinross , Cemetery,. Lucknow, on
..Monday, April' 10th.
Pal.lbearers..,: 'w ere Charles . M.
Allan, ; James "W. Kerr; James
C. . Fasken, . Lloyd R. Hillis, L.
W. Macdonald of Elora and Arch-
Beattie of l♦'ergus.''
The . Hudson' . 'family` . moved to
Elora from; Kinloss . 'Township' in
March of 1907., Th'e'. Hudson fare i
was on the' 4th Concession where
Bob Gilchrist resides:, It; was` the.
former • Edward Little /far ni,,
which Mr Little purchased from
Rod McDougall,' When the Lit=
tle family` came to Kinloss: '
Miss Hudson' Was predeceased'
by, herparents andtwo brothers,
Dr. Harry : Hudson` `of' Whitby &
George. Hudson of Toronto.
Miss:.' ,Hudson ,, was secretary
. y
treasurer .of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Elora, .forY
.35•. earsn
and
upon ''her retirement •was' honor
ed by the 'congregation:
Nora. ..Sinnett of Detroit. She had miany'"'lon time'`friends
4:ent a few.:days 'here •
p y during ..in thts••communty, one of whom
the -week :•' :''' ."
.:Paid : this; tribute' to'' her, � Dtirrnk.
her
,e. longlife' she'was -' never
n er
known to say an unkind word
about ` anyone.
•�to be held 'at.
LUCKNOW COMMUNITY SALES,BARN
on.
tnday, • May;
1:30 'p.m.
ACCOMMODATION FOR 400: CATTLE
ROBERT McINTOSH, 164-R-11 Ripley..
UphoIstering•
Chesterfields, , Occasional ,Chairs, Sofas,
Antiques, etc.,.. Re -done. •'
'Choice 'of Quality'..Coverings
Pick -Up and Delivery Estimates Given.
35 years'' Experience
Opposite Post' Office 48East t' `St. ` Goderich •
pp e f>< • Eos ,
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Phone 'JAckson 4-8422
South Kinloss .W M,S
Mrs: Leonard. Maclnnes :was
hostess‘ to." Smith ` Kinloss W.M.S.
meeting in her :home. with Mrs.
Douglas. ' Graham as director. Roll
call was • answered by'. " a: , Bible
verse .containing th:e'•' word.. "wis=
dom." The ' scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. ;Roderick M;atLeeod
and. the study, was • on the'' second.
'chapter of Proverbs.' Mrs ,'Harold
Campbell read an article on that
(book disclosing;'that therein is
'Divine. wisdom for ''our path.` It
'is God going ,over the path with ,
us,: pointing out the dangers, the
need . of: ,care in 'this 'direction or
the other and. 'giving the answer
to -many questions in: do'ub't: The
book: contains '.31 ' chapters, •one
for each day of a: month and God
wants:' us to .profit b .reading.
it.
..p f y g'..
Sam :Chislett gave •':an in-
=' terestingreport of :the Synodical.
'meetings in. Sarnia and the mis
Mr. and Mrs ::Ean :Parker and
Children of, ' London ; Spent ; the
week -end with Mr., ' and Mrs.
Wil'liam. Lannon.
(Miss Prances, ` Dalton , has ac-
cepted • a position: ori
teaching staff. Frances, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.' Dennis DaIten;
graduated °from . the :.University
of .Western. Ontario', last' year &
will • graduate ;from '•.'Ci.C.E: this.
corning '..sutniner
Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe' Martin of
Hamilton -visited' Mr. and Mrs:;
Blaise Martin Over the .week -end.
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ntario.•
W M.S.:.COUNCIL ' MEETING.:
TO 'BE HELD. IN, STRATFORD
The:City of Stratford has been
: chosen. for the forty sixth Annual:
Council meeting .of' the• Women's'
`Missionary' Society (W:U:) of the
Presbyterian; Chu=rch` in; Canada,
from 'May ..8th: to'12th, inclusive.
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The ''meetin, will ' beheld in
:Knox' Presbyterian Churchand
the Council, theme is' '`FStudy to',
show. thyself, approved- ''unto
God, :;a workman that needeth
:not to. be',ashamed." -About "100
delegates will be 'attending from
"British Columbia -to.' the Quebec
borders and the 'President,; Mrs.
A. Glenn• Thompson ;of Stou:ff-'
ville, Will preside.: at all: Sessions.:
LANG:SIDE, NEVES"
+Mr. and -Mrs. Tom McInnis of
'Corrie were callers at the harries'
of Mr. ' and Mrs. Charlie Tiffin
and 'Mrs. M. J. Tiffin and 'Mr.
and Mrs. Russel' Ritchie on. Sun-
day •;•afternoon, . '' ' •
Mr., and Mrs. J'im . Young en-
tertained her sister and .brother
during the week -end.
Ladies Aid is to be held at the.
home • of Mrs.Vin, Evans on
Thursday evening at 8:30
The children :of the church are
to start their meetings forthe
surnrrier nekt Sundays :May 7th
at3p.m '•
Mrs. 1 oti+g as Simpson Ws' pa-
tient in: Wingiiarre General Hos-
pital' • .
SVIr. •Darwyn Hill, our ' student
minister IS visiting' amongst' the
co'ngreg'ation these .weeks
Mrs... W. F. MacDonald; the, other.
delegate • added: • more details. It
Was decided t'lat':•rn future . e
directors of. the months me: t-
•ings were to visit', shut-ins, sic
people or strangers in the com-
munity and- reportat the meet-
.ing Mrs: '', Evan .Keith 'took 'the
study on. "Mary. and•Martha" and
Mrs. ;' Douglas Graham discussed
the . work being ; done among
University 'students.' The, prayer:
circle was conducetd ":by Mrs:
Lloyd MacDougall: Mrs:. Ted"
Collyer -read• a letter from Mrs.
Hugh' • MacMillan 'of • Formosa,
telling '. about • the • •work.being.done in ;the • MacKay: 'Memorial
'Hospital; • Social.. Service 'Depart-
ment
DePartment with ;needs' so
vast and
poighant in Taipei,a city oa•
million'
struggling,. with its in-
crease ofPOP ulation.. The Presi-
'dent, Mrs. Herb Buckton gave' •a
reading -on • Mother's` Day: and ,the
meeting was. fbilowed by a 'social ' •'
1
`sionary addresses given.' 'While . 1 ime , :and :' refreshments.' .'
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