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THE i+UCKNOW SENTINEL
WCi{NOW, ONT41IC
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WEDNi DAY, APRIL 13th, .196tk
V.M.S.. Entertains Maslen Band.
The Afternoon Auxiliary of
the Presbyterian Church .met in
:Sunday
. School room on. April
4th$►u .y .
an attendance, of twen-
ty-one rr eMbers arid two visit --
ora; The meeting opened with a
hymn followed• -by . prayer 4'41, Stewart. After'responsive
,reading, `Mrs. Morgan Henderson
dread a portion' of:. the Easter
service. Mrs. ' Mason gave a
summary of the. 4th Command-
merit. After the • business ses-
sion, Miisss, Mary MacLeod gave
• t+he..Mission Study on Africa in-
eluding a very interesting study
of 2.the life of George Washi} g -
ton Carver. Mrs. E., V • Mao en-
zie , . closed the ' meeiting With
Prayer, Afterward : the - Mission teat her' in, a Teachers' Training
Band,,.approximately 40 in num-School for Iboys in Africa. There
'her, ; and their mothers were are many - religious groupS at -
entertained ,by, the, WIVES. Mrs. tending ` this School.. The main
Currie,. olwell, secretary of the oVders being 'Pagina, Moselurns
• Children's Work' for the Hamil- and Christians, Cristianity. is .the.
• ton Maitland Pie* ytery ad main subject with many hours
Thankof feriing United
Church W.M.S.
The . Afternoon and. Evening
Auxiliaries• met jointly for the
Easter . Thankof f ering. The meet-
ing .was., opened with 'scripture
read by Mrs. V.- Hunter, 'follow-
ed bythe singing of hymn 85.
Mrs. Wilson readthe scripture
lesson. Prayer was offered by
Mrs. Hoag., Mrs. Earl, White de-
dicated .the offering • Hymn' 373.
was sung. 1VfrS. Campbell
Thompson gave a. reading `•`Fa$
ter, is corning, What does Easter
mean to you?" A ,very beautiful
duet "Ona 441 Par "Away" Was
SUR' Eby. Mrs;' Baynard. Ackert
a ¥rs. Morgan Johnston. The
guest• speaker, Miss Elizabeth
Webb on . furlow from Africa.
was introduced by Miss • Helen
Thompson Miss Webb is no
stranger to the Auxiliary mem-
bers as, she has spoken to us on
previous., occasions. She is a'
better farming methods to the
Afriean while moving' pictures
are apt to lower the living
standards and morals, of . the
people. A pleasing solo, '"God's,
Surnmerland of Love was rend-
ered by Mrs. Gordon Elliott .of
Ar iberley - At .the close of the
Meeting; a dainty• • lunch was.
served by Mrs.; • Omar Brooks,
Mrs G Elliott, Mrs N. J. Mac-
Kenzie and Mrs. 'M Sproule.
South Kinloss W.M.S.
Mrs'. William Maclntyre was
hostess 'to. South Kinloss W.M.S.
in .her home, with Mrs.' Ira Dic
kie aid. Mrs., Frank MacKenzie-
as. directors. 'Minutes and, com-
munications . were read by Mrs.:
W. F. MacDonald and Mrs.lioss:
MacMillan spoke on bale sup-
. plies. Roll call was •respondedi to
by a Bible verse with the. word
"Salvation" and this theme was
carried out in the bible : study in.
the form .of .an open ' discussion
on Moses Song, Exodus 15, • after
thedeliverance of the Israelites
at the Red Sea..Mrs, H. Buckton
read •a Poem .by, Annie .Johnston.
Flint, "At the Place of \the Sea.,"
The .: 'hapten from : the study
. instal.: spent. in prayer . and learning book. on Africa was dealt with
dressedthe `children and
the 'llibl They are taught all in a most interesting way '�by
led; the , officers :for the',coming• ei
year. ,Seals and awards for at- subjects including. agriculture Mrs •Dickie, replying in clues..
and physical training. Mrs. Lea tions 'by Mrs. MacKenzie, super
pard Ritchie .thanked ,Miss Webb
for her inspiring :filin,:F and talk,
s fn t'eaelf
tendance and study were pre.
dented and a, ; shorn programme
enjoyed;, `,Elizabeth and :