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PAGE EIGHT, '
CHURCH NEWS
Olivet W.M S..
The ' Thank of Perin?; meeting of
Olivet.' W.1VI S was held Thurs-
day, evening at ,the home• of Mrs.
Orville Finlayson„ :Mrs, Donald
IVIacTavish presided for the busi
ness period. The roll all was
answered • by 23 members, One
visitor was present. A donatign
Was, voted to be sent to CARE.
from. the Willing Worker's Fund.
Mrs. John . MacCharles, • the'
Friendship. • 'Secretary, , read ' a
/poem; `Friendship; It was ,de-•
• tided to send a bale to the Fred.
Victor. Mission and all donations.
are ;to be given to the, Supply
Secretary. The Sectional Meet
ang i§ •to be held 'in Clarke Unit-
ed•Churchon October 301th.. Mrs..
Oscar. White, •Mrs, Robert Os-
bore, arid : Mrs. Walter $lack.
were 'appointed as the • no ninat-
ing committee. The Stewardship.
Secretary,, .Mrs: Walter . Black
read "Hadn't Time." The offer-
• ing was, taken: by 'Sharon polling.
and dedicated by Mrs. Donald:
MacTavish. Mrs. .Ross .Slack con
vened the Worship service. Mrs.
John. ' Coiling conducted ' a
Bible History. Quin. Miss Beth
MacTavish sang a solo, "God's.
Hand 'is ,Ever. ywhere." Mrs •Wal-
ter Dexter gave .a most interest-
ing address onthe • trip', which
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THE • LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, :I,UCE NOW , ONTA#t),
she had taken overseas this past
summer:. Miss Mary Roulston
gave the courtesy remarks; A
Thanksgiving. hymn was sung' &
the W,MS. Benediction was re-
pea.ted in unison, Lunch was ser-
ved by the.committtee in, charge.
St. Augustine; C.W.L.
The :'September meeting of 'the
C,,W;L. of St.' Augustine was held
at •the home . of ' Mrs. Gus Ower-
eaux on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober ard' with a' very 'good at-
tendance, It was decided• tosend
a donation to the Mercy ,Shelter'
and; to buy. tickets' sent' from the
House of Providence. Five, or,
six ladies are going to., the: Dean-
ery meeting -held .in the
on.
October . hath. Mrs, .Mylis St.
Marie . offered.' her home .for 4'the
next meeting: on November 7th.
After the prayer, lunch was
served • by. the: . hostess.
Lucknow : United Church Hi -C'
Monday evening the Hi -C held.
their second meeting.' Officers
were elected as follows:
President, Keith Kaiser; Vice -
President June Ackert; . Secret-
ary, Sherry Jardine; Treasurer,
Tom • ' Andrew; .,Pianist, Karen
Carruthers; Press Repbrter, Wor-
othy Hallam;: Song Leader, Mary
Allin;'W.orship Convener, 'Caro-
lyn• Mathers. •
• •A bowling party is being .plan-
ned for Kincardine on Monday,
October 16th. Rev, Howard Strapp
was unable', to .attentl. and Mrs.
Cunniing acted as councillor: far
the meeting. Worship service next
week ' is . in ° .charge of. Ernest.
Ackert and Mary Murdie. There
were 20: in': attendance. ,`•
South Kinloss, W MS
'The • October :meeting of . South
Kinloss W.M:S.'' was. held. `at the
home of Mrs., Douglas Graharri
'on 'Wednesday, October 4th with
Mrs, 'Currie Colwell and • Mrs:
Fratik MacKenzie as •directors.
•Mr's. Lloyd MacDougall 'presided
in the absence of the President,
Mrs.. H: Buckton,', and brsiness.
was brought before the :rneeting
by the Secretary, Mrs. ':W.• F.
1VLacDonal.d. The :Thank -offering
Program in:. the, October Glad
Tidings' Was followed with Mrs.
.Evan 1Keith at:. the •piano. . The.
Bible 'Study 'wase Psalm 9Ains
which Moses contrasts the bfe
vitt' of 'humeri life as •compared
withthe everlastingness of God.
Roll call was' a Bible. verse with
the :'`word` ";`Beauty"...Mrs.: ;Frank'
MacKenzie ;had., the missionary
study . •on, The• Korean". Christian:,
Church in Japan arid Mrs. ''C.:
Colwell had,.the study on ;the
woman of the, Bible Mrs. W.
MacDonald, Miss' Martha •Slither-.
land and. Mrs. W, ;Melntyre took
part in the .prayer' circle. Mrs.
Ira' Dickie read an; article on'..a.
Displaced Person :in Africa,
showing what. ' happens ' .to = a
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ZION
Congratulations to Mr. and.
Mrs. Bruce Raynard who were
married on -Saturday.
Mr.. Wesley Haines of Wing -
ham. spent• a few days with Mr.
and Mrs., Harvey !Ritchie,. •
Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Walker,
Joyce and . Glen' visited' . Sunday
with Mr. and- Mrs,. 1D� A. Hackett.
Miss Alleda. Irwin of Toronto
young: man's body; soul' and mind
when he leaves the quiet of •his.
native village •fore the big ,town
with its many temptations ;where'
cut off from ancient tradition: he
is one. of .the transient:' shifting.
population with no . allegiance to.
any corrimunity and no rules to.
•
the game of life. This explosive•.
element in Africa presents • a
tremendous challenge •to the
Christian Church -and calls for
new. strategies. Consecrated lead-
ers are needed' whom we must
uphold in' prayer. The hostess &.
.directors, served : lunch.
Presbyterian W.M.S.
Ori Wednesday 'afternoon, 'Oc-
tober 4th, the Presbyterian After=
noon .Auxiliary, met in, the 'S.S,
room with an .attepdance of ,23
members. 'Mrs., Pli:l p ; Stewart,
opened the ineeting . withthe call,
to . worship,, followed by prayer.
'and Psalm. selection 121, . the
Thanksgiving, .service of : worship
from the Glad, Tidings being used,
Mrs: R. MaoLeo.d gave . the first
scripture reading, and .Mrs.<Port-
eons gave :the reading from .Luke.
The meditation was given' by'Mrs.
J. Little, Miss . Nellie . Malcolm
gave the 'Hible, study on the life
of Priscilla. • Miss Nellie Malcolm
conducted. the business ,session. •
An invitation, was 'received from
Erskine Church, Dungannon," ` to
attend their Thank -offering meet=
ing'on'October 20th' and ,arrange-.
'meats• were made to attend.:P ns.
,Wore also :•made for; attending the
• Section•al meeting, at Dungannon
on,October•. lith. Mrs. N':G, Mac-
Kenzie gavean account, of the.
early part of Jonothan. Goforth's
life as a missionary in China.
This • was followed by a••`reading
by, Kiss Mary ,MacLeod and. pray=.
"et by Mrs. Adams. This 'was :fol-
lowed by the .singing .of .a hymn
and. Mrs. Stewart. ' closed . the
Meeting with prayer.. ' •
W.M.S. Thankoffering Service
On ,,Tuesday.. , evening,. October'
3rd, the • Afternoon ,Land '.Even-
ing Auxiliaries of Lucknow' Unit=
ea Church held • their . Autumn
Thankoffering service , in the.
Fellowship Roo'ni • of the .church.
Mrs': Leonard ;Ritchie president
of the : Evening Auxiliary •& Mrs:.
J. W. Joynt; president 'of ' the.
Aftern6on• Auxiliary • conducted ,
the' opening. exercises and busi-
ness matters: 'Mrs, M. Raithby,
Who attended' a sectional rally..at
Kinloss. U.C., gust 'previous to
the Thankoffering service, re
viewed. the ..highlights .of ,:the ad
dresses :given . by .returned mis-
sionaries at the• meeting;. which
Mrs.' 'L. -Ritchie and, Mrs. 'J.. W.
Jo.ynt also attended. Mrs, E. Hen-
derson,.programme convener, act-
ed as chairman for.,a very inter -
`sting programme. •Following 'the
opening ',hymn• and prayer, Mrs.
J. Hall and Mrs .J. C: Armstrong
accompanied by `Mrs. •R. Cumin=
ing, sang ,a' pleasant duet, "Is:
Love is Wonderful.. to Me," The
.guest speaker,: Mrs, Holtby' of
Kincardine, Was introduced and
welcomed. to the meeting, by Mrs..
R'. Thompson, Mrs. Holtby• at- •
tended• the, McMaster Conference
last June- and her '•detailed- report
of eadh session contained much.
useful information concerning the
new organization . of united
Church Women, The great need
and importance. of true witness
for •Ch'rist among ,Church mem-•
bers was stressed and illustrated
by speakers at''the 'Conference,
Mrs. R. •Robertson thanked, V,trs.
Holtby for her fine message Mrs..
G. Montgomery played' •a beauti
ful' instrumental • selection and
Nits,. K. 'Cameron gave two' in-
teresting. Thanksgiving readings.
The program was .arranged by
the, Afternoon' Auxiliary commit-
tee composed of Mrs. E.• }tender-
•son, Mrs. R. Thompson, Mrs ,%;.
Robertson and Mrs, C. Hallartri.
and at . the dote, members of
the:.. Eve
ning '.Auxiliary served "a
dainty' .lunch: auring the social
period,
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l[itcbeaer Leaden Hamailtsu
spent the holiday with M. and
Mrs. Tom ,.Hackett.
Mr.:and Mrs.: Ken Laidlaw'•&,
girls of .London. v}sited .with. Mr..
and Mrs. '„George Hunter.
The . Missionary ;meeting • will
be, at Mr`s. Graydon! Ritchie's on;
Thursday at 2 •':clock.,.
(Intended ?or Last' Week)
Everyone was sorry to hear
that' Jack Ritchie broke his •arra:
last Friday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Anderson
and family spent 'Sunday: with
Mr.: and :Mrs: •Wilfred% Qiiaid of
Goclerich.
Mr..' and.' Mrs. ' W'ill Ritchie . Mr.
and 'Mr's, .Robdrt Irvin and ,Betty
visited Sunday with Mr•:' and'
Mrs. Elmer Wall.
• ..Mt. 'and 'Mrs. Fred ShrGipsh'a11; -
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'and. Mrs. Russel ' Irvin; Mr.
and :Mrs.• .Donald Murray. and
families and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ..
Ferguson; visited Sunday. with
Mr. and: Mrs: Nelson' Raynard.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd McAuley
visited with Mr:, and Mrs. •Franit•
•Ritc`hie on: Sunday:
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Cook on the death 'of his::sister;
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