The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-01-27, Page 7. • .
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DN'ES,DAY, JAN. 1960
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LTICKNONIT, ONTARIO'
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FADE- SEVEN
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(ST. IIELIENS;NEWSi •
• The Februarrrrceeting of the.
Women's,- Institute. will . be .held,
in • the ' •Cornrrizinity . on
• Thtirsday, February 4th at 2:00
oclock. This is National and -In-'
ternationat .DaY with Miss W.
Rutherford in chargeorthe tcip-
ic. Roll call, Exchange of valew•
tines and name' a county of the
• commonwealth and give its capi-
• , tal. Motto, "Friendship' is . the
• Only cement that can hold the
• world tOgether" by Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt. Lunch ..ancir program,
• Mrs. McNeil and Mrs.. 'Harvey
. Webb. •'
. Little Valerie 'Er ringt o n,
.daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Errington • has Abeen critically ill
in. the Children's War Memorial
Hospital; London, With 'acdte
pneumonia. Latest reports show
improvement in her • condition.
' Valerie who .will be one .year
old' on February 15th was rush,
• ed by ambulance from Wingham'
• Hospital on 'Monday to London
:where . an 'emergency operation
'was. •Performed. • .
We are glad to report that
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Mrs. Ernest
home frein London where she
had been .a Patien,t in Victoria
Hospital for a few weeks.
Mrs. Allan Miller opened her
home on Tuesday for the annual
meeting of the W,1VLS. and the
W.A. with 14 ladies present,
Mrs. B. F. Green •presided for
'• the W.M.S. and )rs. W. I. NW,
ler read •the scrhiture' lesson. The
• treasurer. repOrted • 'that . $206.00
• had. been sent to the Presbyter-
ial treasurer, This was, $46,00
over the allocation.. The report
of•the secretary told ...of a suc-
cesSful year. • Conveners •reportS
were presented by Mrs. G. Stu-
art and Mrs. John' Cameron. In
her report Miss W. D. Ruther-
ford told •of 83 home and .54
hospital visits, by the members
and gave a list of the Christmas
cards sent. Mrs. L. *Pods read
a letter, from Miss Mary Nichol -
is, ' a missionary in India, 'Poems
were read by 'Mrs.' Green . and
Miss Rutherford. Mrs. Cameron
read from the -Chapter The Drift'
from the study hook -••-• "Africa
Disturbed:7. - -
Mrs. Tom Todd was in ,tharge
.pf the W. A. m.ecting. The meet-
ing was, opened by •the' -We of
the theme, hymn?, prayer . arid
creed. :The theme of the • Wor-
Gaunt returned ship service.. for the year is "The
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L4liNGSIDE W.M.S. PRESENTS'
LIFE
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'The January meeting of the
' Langside W,1V1.S. AuxiliarY was
held at the :home `of Mrs.•" Farish
Moffat with: eight ladies Present.
The president, •Mrs. .Lloyd.. Mof-
fat opened the • meeting- with
,prayer and the call to wor ip,
The purpose was repeated d a
• reading • "Ne W Year's Gre ting
• Was ' given by Mrs., Farish of -
fat: . The scripture reading w
given by Mrs*. Ehner Scott. Miss
Emma Richardson, gave the med-
itation on "Divine • Companion-
ship," -followed •ki•y. prayer by
Mri. Gordon • Wall.
The next meeting .will be held
at the home of •Miss., Ezmna
Richardson with Mrs. Wesley
Young and Mrs. Elmer Scott
in charge' of the 'programme. The
• roll call , wasanswered by the
payment of fees.
Mrs. LlOyd Moffat on•behalf'
of the • W.M.S.. presented Mrs.
• Gordon Wall • with a Life' Mem-
bership certificate. Mrs. :Vitali
• thanked the ladies. . • •
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` The topic 'froth' the study book
On 'Africa was given 'by *Mrs.
William Orr. A reading ":God's
promises" • was given by Mrs.
•Elnier. Scott.'
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• .CliriStinas, •cards will be, col-
lected for use by the miSsionar-
• ies. Mrs.' Farish: Moffat reported.
on the Annual Meeting 'held in
Wingham... . •
- The meeting . 'closed, with
• PrayerLunch•was served%by. the
hostess, . . ••.
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United Church 'Evening Aux.
The first meeting of the New
Year was held in the Church
• House. A hymn and' prayer. lead
by Mrs. Leonard Ritchie - open,z
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the Candle,. of
the: Lord," and ..for January -,- I
will light the candle of under-.
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standing in :my heart. 1Virs.•
Hax-
vey Webb:read the scripture lea -
son • and Mrs. W. A. Milrer, the
lesson 'thoughts. ,MrS: G.0 'Mac
Pherson, the , secretary -treasurer,
reported' an encouraging year
with 9.84. in ' the treasury : At
the conclusion a pleasant. social
hour was, enjoyed With Mrs
.;•• Lorne Woods • and Mrs. Charles
• 'McDonald as hostesses. • ,
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ed the meeting. ,• •'
Mrs, Jessie Allan 'was appointed
Associate Secretary. • She will
• have: Mrs. Jim Boyle as an as-
sistant secretary. All 'associate
members will receive an. invi-
tation and are urged to attend
the special. March nieeting. Mrs.
Harold. Ritchie stated 'the arti-
cles required for Ahe babies'
layette this year. The women
are asked to bring the clothing,
starting in February so all may
be collected on: time... This will be
sent in April. • .•• •. ••
• A collection was. taken, for the
Nursery School which was given
• to Mrs. John Trask, who, is in
charge for • books and crayons:
,Mrs. Cliff Crawford • gave the
• Treasurer's • report: • -• •
Mrs. Cliff Crawford led in the
devotions assisted 'by Mrs. Hai;
old •, Ritchie • and Mrs:. Lloyd
Ashton. Mrs." Lloyd Ashton ,'fav:.
Ci•Urect a piano solo.. Miss
Helen 'Thompson••took the ',study
lesson from "Africa Disturbed."
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• A „recipe reading entitled
Happy New ear" was givenby
Mrs., Stuart Collyer. The meet -
was ' closed with hymn and.
benediction. Lunch was served.
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Ashfield Presbyterian
The January meeting of • Ash -
•.field W.M.S. was hod at , the
home .. of Mrs. Peter4Vanderlai
on, Thursday. afternoon, January;
31st. Mrs: William s•Ross was in
charge or the entire .meeting
and •openedWith/prayer. 'Mrs..
Dick • West had th'e,, scripture
reading, Meditation anct• prayer..
She , spoke on the "Lord's Pray-
• er." Roll call was answered with
a "New Year's •resolut3on.” Mrs.
'George Moncrief gave..a .reading
entitled r say ; the Lord's
Prayer?"' • Miss Sadie • Johnston;
• gave a report of the •Presbyterial
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held in '•Wingham. • The • new
• study book "The way in Africa"
Was very capably given iby Mrs..
Reuben' Wilson and Mrs. Gor-
don Robb. -Today Christians in
• Africa form a much larger, per-
centage of the total. population
• than in any other part of Asia.
Mrs. Wm. 'MacDonald -gave a
reading "Things-I.,must not do."
• Mrs.. Stewart MacLennan gave a '
study of the life of Dr. Living-
stone, medical missionary to
Africa. Offertery, Prayer lwaS
given by Mrs.. Gordon Robb..
Mrs. Duncan Farrish gave a
reading. Mrs. 11 R. MacKenzie
gave.a .very gratifying treasur-
er's report. Mrs. 'William Ross
thanked all who, had helPed with
:the :prograin .and Mrs. ' Reuben
Wilson closed 'the meeting with ,
prayer. Mrs. 'Dan .V.tylds was. ,•
pianist for the Meeting: .„.
ADDITIONAL OFFICERS: OF
1VIAITLAND pkg$13V.TERIAL
Because the, information Was ,
not in the press secretary's pOs=
session atthe time the report'
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Was 56nt in, the,' following were
omitted from: the list •of officers
in the report ; of • the,. Maitland
Presbyterial annual meeting.. •
• They are two :4oziokar.y
dents, Miss Marian • Williamson,
Wingham, retuz,ned ni*skitiarY,' • ,
andth.:kleA'Reidr.t'r; .ees-
Water •a veteran worker in the • -
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WAS.; • members without port-
folio, Mrs.. J.. S. RobinSori, Gor-
rie;' Mrs., D.:R. MaCKenzie, Ash-
field, Mis .N„ G., Engel; ..Cran'.
brook, Mrs: '.Leslie: Fortune,
Wingham,
Wingharri; Mrs. Alan '.McAuley,
Mrs, R.. Wilson,. Ash-
field,' Mrs '.• McClure, Molesworth,
Convener of nominating .corninit-•
tee, 7 Mrs. Alvin
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