HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-03-25, Page 11yyEDN, DAY, IvrAiRC7•I 25, 1959
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THE ' LUCKIYOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO•
PAQE ELEVEN
FL0WER DISPLAY. OBITUARY .
• (Continued from. Page •
1) .. MRS. JAMES T. WEBS.TER 1
the Ontario, Horticulture eenven- The• death .of Mrs. James. T;'
tion, reported on the ,highlightsWebster occurred ' suddenly at 1
' of the. meeting, and felt the Sol ' ,her , home, at Amiberley early
• ciety would do well to sponsor b`riday : morning, : a few ,hours
• a photographic competition. atter she had suffered a severe
..An • advance sale . of tickets is coronary attack. Mrs. Webster,
rpfanned, for the picture presenta- had ' a heart condition 'for some
;tion ~of the Tournament' of Roses. trine, but was in her usual health'
Admission will be,25c, and Wm. prior to the fatal. seizure. "she.
. A. Schmid has.'• donated a 'prize saffered on her 78th birthday.
to be used .as a . door prize Or for . Mme, Webster was the former
• a drawl. • Rachel R, ,.kteid, daughter of John
rbllowing.the business the pre- .Reid and Liza Ann Clark. of
silent, Rev,: G. R. Geiger, show- Stanley Township, where she was
ed impressive pictures • from . the. ,porn on March 12th, 1881, • and
Timmins „ Horticulture Society, where she was married in '1907;
which ;included • slides of . indivi- • to ,James T. Webster, who, pre-
dual specimen . Plants,. , garde deceased tier two years ago, ons.
• groupings arid plantings, • scenes .March. 23rd. , '
from 'their ,flower, shoW, s and , ,Mr, and Mrs.- Webster farmed
floral 'beds in parks; There were --west.of Lucknow, .on the present
' many • ideas and 'a wealth of in- John Henderson farm until 19.37,
formation 'in this •., presentation. , Iwhen. they ' moved to Seaforth,
• ' until moving to Alien; new home
MISSION, NURSE, at Amberley: some , five years
(Continued from Page. • 1) ago.
:Mrs. Webster was of a kindly,
countered are leprosy and' small •pleasant .nature and `endeared
pox. Immunization of children. herself to a wide circle of friends,'
she
' is one of the tasks of the public e was .anticipating ` attending
health groups: . :; ,g grand
the marriage. : of her
In the evening Miss 'Robson ter, Kathleen Jean Webster in
: 'addressed the Easter Thankof- London on March 28th,' and the
fering meeting of the Afternoon
dress she 'had obtained for this
and Evening .Auxiliaries. Mrs.
I. occasion was the one . in which
Vernon Hunter occupied ., the 'she was laid- to rest:
chair for: a .veryfine• programs
arrariged';iby the Afternoon Aux- The ,`funeral service on •1WIon- •
day at the 1vfoLerman 'and Mac-'
• iliary. Taking part in the pro- Kenzie • Memorial Chapel was
gramme were Mrs.-, P Hoag who ,conducted by her pastor, '. Rev.
read the scripture . lesson, ',Mrs. I. c. Hutton ` of Pine River Unit=.
Gordon .. Johnson who . offered ' en 'Church. Interment' -was . ' in •
prayer, Mrs S. Collyer and.Mrs.! Greenhill , Cemetery with :five :
C. Crawford .who .took '. 'uP: the ` o . d d t„nephew . .
NOTICE
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MacTavish4
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
*INGHAM`, ONTARIO
LOCAL. DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE'
• QHONE 55 LUCKNOW
announces (�han�e of supplier
:GUARANTEEING :TOP, FR IENDLY SERVICE
AS'. IN TIE. PAST,
DIS rRIBu roR . OF QUA ITY
CANADIAN' PETROFINA'PRODUCTS.,
,ran sons an a Brea
offe&ing 'which. was dedicated by •inanit . ot• '.luck supper :.next high honours oin " to °Mrs.
• acting •as'• pallbearers, M'urr.�ay,
Y p PP g. •g. g.
lliott. h`renjoyable
Mrs. B. E Other. Monda 1Vlarch 30th. Jardine • of Lucknow 'and. R
Grant sand Robert McNairr, Doug �', ,•
numbers' ,were ,piano • duets' 'by • There were•'ten tables at the` Errington, and consolation ,pri
Webster, Ken 'Webster and Mac: g
Mrs: H, 'Algin and Mrs G,• Mont- Webster, the latter of Varna: 'Shoot ,pa arty ::at the „St.; Helens to Arnold Woods as. a lady a
goanery . an. Easter reading 'by, . .. '' • - r School ' on »Monday evening,with' ' Jim Aitchison : for .the men.
1Vlrs Webster was the last of Y
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Mrs. A. McNay and a».' duet »• by the • Reid family; . having been
Mrs.J.. IC Armstrong and ,Mrs predeceased • by 'six •sisters and
J: Hall accompanied: by Mrs* :H four' brothers.
Webster. ' • She: is 'survived by three ,sons
Miss Robson related many in Cecil and.Clifford Webster • of
teresting experiences, of cher work London, .Leonard. of Toronto; and ''.
among 'the • Hindoo• people of .-.two .daughters, Mrs James, Mc -
many castes where' she also min Nair (Laura).' of.. Am!berley' and
isters to the 'spiritual needs,'. of Mrs:.David MacKenzie (Grace)''
her patients .: and student nurses of Kincardine .' There are eleven
She impressed upon her hearers ;grandchildren. '••'.
how , dependent the. success of '
missionary :work•,in India is. upon.•
the: prayers; and gifts. of 'Christ
ian5 here at. ;home:: • Her .Most at- .
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ST:
HELENS
traotive : personality ., was snhan Mrs. T . •J.: Todd was` hostess'
ced by the beautiful saris she to •17:ladies:on Wednesday; after
wore. noon for the regular ,meeting: of.
ed hearty thanks to Miss Robson the W.M.S, and thd'. W.A; of the;
Miss Helen Thompson' extend- United Church - '
in well-chosen words. Members 1 Mrs. .'11..F, Green, the president
of the Afternoon Auxiliary, Mrs : M:
of the W.S. led :, in the worj.
,A. IeNay, Mrs:' E. Wiglhtman, ',ship.. service, 'the • theme of which
1Vlrs. R. Robertson were: on the'' was "God loves all people . or
lunch committee and '• refresh the_ Universal Mission ; of Israel." '
irnents� and a 'social hour brought . She . was • assisted by Mrs. • 'G.
the evening to a close MacPherson 'who read . the 'scrip
•' ture . lesson 'and comments : and
KINGSBRIDGE ' . by Mrs. W..A 'Miller who read
Mr..John ' O'Connor' has been a poem and . an .art•
icle by Padre
. a patient in: London Hospital for Young. The topic from the study
' the .past week followin sutgeiy,book, , "Concerns 'of a Con)tinentY"
and we hope for: his :speedy re and' tyre chapter on the United'
covert'. States' proved .interesting as. as • tak •
1VIr. Norrnan .O'Connor spent en ,by Mrs. 'W Miller.' Mrs. G.
several days visiting in London Stuart and Mrs E: W. Rice''sang
'with• relatives there during. ,,the
a • duet. "Under- the Cross.'?*
week. , , ; Mrs: ,Todd, . presided for • the
Mr.. and: Mrs.. Jas.. ' Sinnett, 1*eting of the 147''A -The .theme
Sheila and &ward:' of Detroit . of• the worship, service was, .By.
Miss Betty' Lou Vassetila' of Lon- I this shall all men know...,--.-. the
don, visited;' at the Fred VassellaI triunlPh of 'Love. The' meeting
home• during the past week;' , opened with the theme hymn;
Congratulations to Mr and .prayer and creed. Mrs JohnMrs, Chas., Brinker (nee Theresa Cameron read the scripture les-
err
of a soof n "Thomas, Detroit,
upon the, birth spin and, Mrs. Lorne Durnin' the.
Joseph". on lesson thought. Mrs Frank Mc-
March, 12th. ',, • • 1 Quillin led in prayer. The. tree -
Mr. Jas. O'Neill and on ` Pat,1 surer reported a balance in the
Mr• 'Bud, Parrish and.' son Bob,. treasury; of $170A8 »and it was.
and John Devereau,c spent last decided to..purchase ten Bibles,' '.
week -end , rn Toronto. '''for use in the Sunday School and
`NIr. and Mrs. Gene Dalton and to forward, a donation of $10,00
family 'of. Detroit .and 1VIr. and to Story Time on CKNX-TV.. At
Mrs. Bruce Hansford of Galt: ':the conclusion' a pleasant social':.
spent the week -end with' . rela- ' hour was • enjoyed with lunch ' •
tives 'here, . served by Mrs. Green /and Mrs.
W. I.' rMil1er. . :
i The annual meeting of the Wo- :
HOME . B I NGO ` j merl.'s Institute ,will be held in
the ,Community» 'Hall on Thins-
:: NUMBERS � � dray, . Aiprrl 2nd at two •o'•elock,
' Roll call,. paying `of fees, The .an-,.
• ,n:uai reports Will begiven and
Monday, March 23 .,.,o,, 0 61 the officers elected. The girls of
Tuesday, March 24., .' .56 the 4y1 Club will demonstrate
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Wednesday, . ]March .25 .,,,, X 23' ,their prioject of .the Cereal Shelf.
Thursday,, March 26 ...,.......,C4 59 The hostesses are, Mrs: Andrew
Friday, lViarcah 27 ....Y...Y,,,,,,, N 42 '
Gaunt and Mrs. W A Y, 'Millen
March
20 1 16\-.-Planare,being made 'fa' a coin
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Week 'of March 23rd.
»the draw that followed; Mrs,
Lorne Woods. •won , the blanket,
Kenneth Purves the laiivp and,
;Mrs.. Allan ;Miller" the cushion
top:
New Diamond.. Ring Design
with the Parisian :Influence:
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To, gay "Pareen—the bcity of gayety and•
laughter . . The perfect honeymoon . to
.c mpliment the enchanting 1ovehness of the
Bluebird: diamond wedding trio worn by the
happy bride and :groom. This is one of the
newest Bluebird Diamond creations°--.
unsurpassed in quality and beauty—fashion-
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