HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-03-18, Page 7W.ESDAY, MAR. 18th, 1959,
THE. LUC
KNOW •SENTINEL, LUGKNQW, ONTARIO,
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Croup .II W.A. 'United Church
Twenty-five '.a nembers and four
guests. attended the • Group 11
• ; W.A. meeting.held at the home
of Mrs, Ornar Brooks. Mrs. Mac-
• Diarmid welcomed the members
and'the meeting opened with tyhe,
,motto, theme hymn and Q repeat-
ing the Lord's. Prayer, Mrs.. Rea.
. vie read the scripture lesson and
Mrs. Walden the Meditation. Mrs.
Howey announced the:, Silver
Dollar banquet, commemorating
the25th anniversary of our local
W.A.. to be 'held "on Friday, April.
10th:
Members were urge& to at-
tend the Three 'Group • meeting
'of 'W.A., March 24' to hear •, a ,pane
el •discussidn'on, thet°New Organ-.
• ization for Women of the United
Church of Canada. .
Mrs. Eldon Henderson conven-
ed the .program. Thechapter,
"Her Church,' > from our Study
:Book, The. Christian Woman, was.
' presented:+by Mrs. Robert Camp
Abell, Miss 'Hazel Webster and
Mrs. Murray Henderson: -Prayer
closed the` meeting. We enjoyed•
Irish piano .selections .by Mrs..
Cumming; and • an Irish' contest,
conducted by . Mrs. Eldon Hen;
Berson. The .connnittee in: charge
',served, .a delicious lunch..
Group 111 W.A. United Church
!Group III met at the home of
Mrs. Q. Richards with 25 mem-
Ibers. present: Mrs... B. Elliott pre-
sided and introduced .the theme
of . our meeting '"The.'Triumph of
Love". The scripture. lesson was
read by. .Mrs, • E. Button. The
meditation. and 'prayer was read
by Mrs, R; Ackert, reminding. us
that the' Cross demands. of • us a
dedication to God and to;• His
way of `love; and ,that it calls
us to give our lives, to. the doing
of :.His will, to the fulfillment of
His Holy purposes. ••Tice roll. call,
ra ,favourite •Irish • song ..:or joke
was .well' responded to.''The trea-
surer,, Mrs.. E. Taylor and Chris-
tian ' Fellowship convenor, Miss
A. Webster gave. good • reports.
As we ate planning, . a . "Silver,
Dollar. Anniversary Dinner" to.
mark •25 years of ` Women's. As-
sociation •• organizatiori in o u r
church, discussions pertaining to
.it and .the distribution of tickets
were 'dealt with. We look for-
ward: '• to. ,this: occasion Friday,
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April loth. Members •were re-
minded of the 3 group meeting
on March 24, when there will !be
a special; panel discussion. Mrs.
E. Wightrnan presented the chap-
ter 'in ow stewardship study
(book "The woman With a needle,
the Stewardship of sewing,"
which was most interesting. Mrs.
,S. iI win favored us with a vocal
solo and Mrs, E. Taylor a read-;
ing. Everyone enjoyed a sing-
song of. Irish, songs conducted, by
Mr's, Joynt with Mrs. Houston:
• accompanist., Mrs. G. Elliott.. gave
a' humorous • reading and Mrs:
Joynt. • and M'rs. Hoag a pleasing
duet. Prayer closed the meeting.
after whicha social time Was .:en-
joyed, with Mrs. Q. Elliott, Mrs.
S. Irwin '*and ,Mrs;/LB.: 'Elliott in
charge 'of refreshments,
Group' I W.A. United. Church
•
Group I of the W.A.Met; at.
the home _ of Mrs, Stuart' Collyer
with an attendance of 21 mem-'
;hers .and !four' c h i 1 d re n, The
meeting opened 'with the theme
hymn and motto followed, by.
prayer. The roll call was .well
answered by • ar •. E.as t'e'r Bible
verse. Mrs. Breckles gave the
treasurer's report and Mrs. R.
.Robertson; for the Christian F'ei-
low'ship•' committee, reported 'se-
veral cards sent .out to shut-ins.,
Mrs: Struthers reported for the
Catering Committee • and an-
nounced the Silver Dollar dinner
to be held April :10th. Sheasked
for donations of food and help
ers, and tins was well respond
ed, to. Mrs.,. John,. Nicholson had
the sewing committee 'report,.
,and she asked that all blocks for
the quilt be handed in. sq 'a quilt-
ing could ibe held in the near
future. Mrs,' Alex McNay took
charge for the Devotional section
with the Theme It erng; "The Tri=
tnniih: of Love". Greater''Iove
hath no man ',than .•• this, that .
Man . lay`. down: life for:
friends: .The ; scripture was:: read
by Mrs. ' Lawrence Mcleod;' folk.
lowed_ by the . reditation by. Mrs.
A McNay., The..:Programune con.
venor was Mrs. ohn Hall, and.
this part of the, meeting opened
with .a hya in f o 11 o w.•e •d -by a
prayer: by .Mrs. Hall...Mrs: Alex
McNay • gave a reading on Easter.
Mrs,, Wm. Eadie' gave • an inter-
• esting;'paper: on "Cultivation
does. as mudh for the soul as the
.soil." Mrs, I. Hall conducted a
contest. Mrs.' Ken. Murdie 'gave a
reading in keeping with. the Eas-
ter ,season_..on "Easter Legends."
Mrs. Wm: Eadie had 'a •Pat and
Mike :contest' . and refreshments
were served by the ; committee.
South Kinloss W.M.S... .
The March • meeting of South
Kinloss WIVI.S. Auxiliary 'was
:.held .on March. 4 at the 'hone. of
'Mrs. Allister Hughes, with Mrs.
'Lloyd .MacDougall, president, • . in
the chair. • • . .
The meeting was opened by
repeating "The Purpose," ' and
The 'Lord's .Brayer • -
The Scripture and Meditation
was given by• Mrs. • W. F Mac-
Donald, • the Easter story being
read by Mrs. Harold `Austin. A
informative talk was • given • by.
Miss Dean' MacLeod on "Ances-
tor Worship, the greatest foe to
Christianity in Japan." • Current
Events 'Were given •Eby •Mrs. Ira
Dickie and Miss Dean MacLeod.
lead in prayer. • The topic from
the , Study Book. was .taken ',by'
Mrs: Harry Lavis e n t i t'l a d,
"Building for Canada's .Future."
Mrs. Douglas . Graham led in 'the
offering Prayer. A vote of thanks
was tendered the hostess and
those taking- part :in, the meeting
by Mrs. H' r o i d. Austin. . The
meeting .closed by repeating "The
Mizaph .Eeneciic'tion," ,'after which
' a social • half hour was , enjoyed.,
KINtSBRIDGE
Our teacher, • Mr. Eckert and
Mrs • Eckert spent the week -end
with relatives in Dublin, and
were one of the trnany ,motorists
in that' district to. "be snowed in"
so there is rio school attendance
today.
Mr,. Sohr . McKinnon. and the
Sproul brothers of Wi n` g h a m
were Sunday visitors with Mrs,
Jerry O'Connor, ;who has return ---
ed.• to. her home here, after spend-
ing thewinter .months in Wing -
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;We are glad to know• that `Mr.
John Doherty who spent' a caup-
41e days in, Goderich hospital, fol-
lowing a car accident', last. Week,
is' now back at, his home.
Mr: and :Mrs. Wm. Barry :and
Wayne of Strathroy were week-
end visitors with the Jas.: Dolier-'
ty family.
•• Mr. Walter' Kelly of Landon is
visiting at. the' home of his par-
ants, Mr. and Mrs.' John Kelly.
'Congratulations ' to Mr and
Mrs. Leo . Cour'tney, ' upon the
.birth a son in Go d erich 'Hos•:
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pita'l, . on March .10th.
• (To Late For Last. Week
Mrs. Blaise' : Martin returned
'to her home after :a week's ,visit
with.'relatives in ‘ Hamilton. ..
Mr. and. Mrs. Tony Knoop and
three children returned via Plane,
from Holland where. they., spent
the past three months with reia-
itves. there,: and were -guests here
at the . home • of Mr. • and Mrs.: •
Ma uric e• Miltenfberg' over the •
weekend.'
Mr. and. Mrs.
uVictor : .O'KMartineefe..'
and• son;. Mr..' E
and. Mr. Michael Martin all of
Hamilton', were among ' therela-
tives who attended the' funeral
here last . Tuesday •Morn ing of
the late' John Hussey.
NAME ROBERT YOUNG'
'TO: 'LEADERS' CLUB"
Robert Young, • 19, an honour.._
Grade 13 student •at 'Lucknow
District High School, has been:
• named as .the 'school's.represent-
ative ,to the Student Leaders'.
Club sponsored : Jointly by the
University of- Western ; Ontario:
and The -London Free •Press. '
Robert, winner of a Grade 12.
proficiency : scholarship, 'is the
son' of Mr. and Mrs. W e s'1 e y
Young. of Elie Langtside • district.
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