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THE LUCKNg'V,ll SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Presbyterian Church 1'V•M.S.,
The June meeting of the'After
noon Auxiliary Of the Presby-
terian :church was held in the
church with an attendance.' of 15..
The opening hyo .was follow-
ed by prayer by Mrs. Philip, Ste-
wart.- Mrs. W. Porteous gave a
talk :.on .the life, of Mary of•.,Jer-
R , usalem. An invitation to attend
. the 75th anniversary of Knox
Church W M.S• Ripley was re-
ceived for .June, .26th at' 8, pan.
,l"he , July meeting is to be :held
at Mrs..1Vf, Henderson's .cottage
at .Bruce Beach'`on July 29th. A
collection,,+for; eke bale was taken.
Miss Mary MacLeod read 'a ;Mis-
sionary letter and reminded the
members of, the ,necessity ' of.
sending* used .Christnnas
Birthday cards ',to , the mission
centres where they can be used
by those who• have so little to
•brighten their lives; .A talk •on
Canada by wits; H. Agnew' stres
. ;sing ' the problerns we face due
•to lir nil ration,,: and Mentioning,
the increasing cordial relations
between our French'• and ,English'
• speaking citizens was' followed by
a reading ibyr` Mrs. P, ,Stewart.
1Vlrs. Reid'1gave:a `resume of. the,
flfe and work of two of our loss
sioi paries., It• was;,moved by' Mrs.
Porteous , and seconded, by . Mrs.
Russel, that a 'let ,,,pt .of apprecia
:tion of her •work..ln our Mission-._
ary society, be sent to illus. Jas.
• Snaith. Miss : Mary; MacLeod
ed the meeting with 'prayer..
Ashfield Presbyterian
Mrs: D. A.'':MeLean was the
• ' lender. for ' the `June meeting, of
Ashfield W:M.S. which was: held
at the home of Mrs. Duncan Far.:
rish:-': on :;;Thursday, ''June . 18th.-
After • the opening ,;' devotions,
Mrs. `Colin , McGregor had. -the'
scripture" reading, meditation and
`prayer. ' Mrs. 'George,-Montcrief„
gave' a :paper on the,. hfe:° and
work .of -.Mr,' a:.McGregor, . ' the
;first 'missionary /to Canada.. Mrs..
D. A. McLean had the topic,
"Different Nationalities" in Cana-
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da with Mrs. George Moncrief,`
Mrs. Earl Howes and. Mrs. Emile
' McLennon .as helpers. They dis-
`cussed the • Chinese in Canada,
the Hungarians and the Ukrain-
ains and how we could,- help
these people-. upon their arrival
in Canada and make them ' feel
welcome, Mrs Ewah Mclean
gave 'a splendid: reporton the
Presbyterial held. in Teeswater.
Mrs, D.. A. McLean thanked. Mrs,
Lorne Luther ' for decorating the
church with flowers for anniver-
sary Sunday. The secretary was
instructed to ; write the Ripley
auxiliary, We were very happy
to accept their invitation to their
75th ariniversary•on Friday even-:
ing, " June 26th. Mrs.: `D. A. ' Mc
Lean i:. gave ,the ;closing prayer.
There
Were: 27,., _Members: and
three ;'visitors present,
:Presbyterian Mission Band,
-.The ' Victoria Mission Band met
Monday .' afternoon, , June 15th,
with `''28 ° boys and girls present'.
Following' the ' openiri,g hymn,
Barbara Hu(nphrey. .' read .the
scripture: Piano, solos. were Play-
ed by Sharon Mowbray and Jim-
my Henderson. ° The guest spea-
ker 'was. Miss - Dorothy • Douglas
who told ' of the life .and mission•
ary ":work in Formosa • and:. each
Member: was given: a .' souvenir.
Elizabeth Pollock thanked Miss
Douglas and presented. her' with
a small• gift. .Donnie • Jolnston
gave a prayer and the meeting.
closed: with: Psalm' 119, in unison.
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Group III'; United Church W.A.
Mrs. D. Leader wras', hostess'.for`
. the June meeting .1V,Irs. B. Elliott`
presiding. "Forgiveness" was the a
theme of the devotional_ period,'•
Mrs. H. Robinson , reading the
scripture ' and Mrs, J. W. Joynt
the meditation; :Mrs. Elliott closed:
the devotional period • with
Prayer. The • : roll . call was an-
swered.
nswered.. by,, 18 members,Reports.
•were given . by the Christian fel
lowship '; and ''sewing committees. •
'Arrangements were completed
for the group project which, is
as hake. sale toalae.ield:at.the lake
on Friday, `July . 10th. Mrs. W. B.
Anderson presided' for the pro
grant. "Stewardship of money"
was prepared . by Mrs. '.Anderson
and read = by : Mrs. X. Cameron
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Splendid readings were given by.
Miss E. Miurdie, Mrs.' J. Wraith
and Mrs. C. Campbell. ,Mrs: An
'derson gave an interesting talk.
on our present Queen as well as.
three • previous ones, ' concluding
the program with ' a contest on
Queens. The benediction . closed
the/Meeting, after. which a social
`time was enjoyed: •
United Church `Evg. Auxiliary
• On June 18th. a supper 'meet-
ing' was held in the Church par-
lors with 23 present and two
visitors.' Prayer, followed a sing.
song and 'contest' conducted by.
Mrs. Raynard• Ackert. *Some, re
ports were ' read and • approved.'
M.S. Geiger gave an ' interesting
review on they Conference Of the
'United Churcii ' Women • held in
Hamilton. A 'reading was given
by :Mrs: Howard .Robinson "Gen-
erosity is not depended' ori.' : by
Riches." ' Mrs. Geiger took 'charge'.
of the • meeting' and read' a poeth.
Mrs. 1Vlurdie readthe, scripture,
An inspiring solo ,`Gad is Love"
was sung by Mrs. J. C. Arm
strong.. Mrs. R. Ackert gave a
' summary on the . study book, The
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Carribbeans, relating its history
of development,religion, educa-
tion, travel and general living
conditions: Many problems have
to be overcome and more mis-
sionaries .from,our l ,rrotestant
Churches are"needed` to overcome
backward social conditions. `
Olivet United Church WM.SS.
Mrs. Walter 'Dexter was hos
tess for ,the June . meeting of
'Olivet W.M.S. The meeting . open-
ed with a hymn followed by
Lord's Prayer. The roll call was
answered by ,17 members and '3.
visitors.Mrs. Oscar White gave
a citizenship reading, Mrs. El-
Mer Osborne • gave the scripture
and comiYients. Prayer was offer
ed by Mrs. Sandy MacCharles
Mrs„ Howard 'Henry reviewed a
chapter, of the study book' "Con-
cerns of• a Continent." Mts. Sandy
Maccharles conducted. '. a iBibie
quiz. A hymn' was' sung and Mrs,
Alex MacTavish closed the meet-
"ing,with prayer;, Lunch was sere-
ed' and a'"social. time enjoyed, ,
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PURPLE GROVE
Miss Hilda Beyer s, Purple
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Grove school teacher, ' took a 'bus
load of her- scholars to London
on Monday: -
Valerie, Dianne, Joe, Carl and
mark Stanley visited at the home
of their grandfather;. MT. Milton
Stanley last 'week.
Mrs. Howard Orr visited at the
home of her ' parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs. Donald McFarlane.
The W.M.S. of . Kinolugh Pres-
Abyterian Church held their
monthly meeting .at ' thehome of
Mrs. John Emerson last Wednes-
day.
IVIr.s and 1VIrs•: Frank Currie
and family, Mr. and Mrs: Oscar
Armstrong visited the latter's
daughter, Mrs. Les, Hartwick 111
Guelph on. Sunday.
and " Mrs.. ;Ray 'Gliders of
Dawson Creek. are visiting rela-
tives . in the neighborhood.
' Mrs.. Peter Leeson, Mrs. Donald
McCosh and Mrs: ' Victor Gawley
attended an ;Institute meeting at
Owen Sound :last week,
Sympathy is extended 'to ' the
bereaved:. relatives of the ',late
' David and tyle Percy.
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