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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, WC KNOW, ONTARIO.
Miss Sinipson, two of our miS
sionaries. W. Russell gave
a very interesting 'talk on the
North American Indians, includ-
ing personal experiences. The
Prayer Circle was taken by Miss
Mary MacLeod, Mrs. McClean
and Mrs. Russell. Miss Dorothy
Douglas, who returns to her
work in Formosa next week,
exPressed her '.appreciation of
her. contacts with the W.M.S.
while home on furlough and
Group W.A,
Group 111 met in the Lucknow
United Church With 17, roeinbers
present, Mrs. B. Elliott presided
and •introduced the theme of the
devotional period' • "Love your
enemies." Mrs. H. Robinson read
the scripture,Matthew 5; 43-48 closed the 'meeting with prayer
and Mrs. Vightman the 'med-
itation and prayer. Mrs. Tay-
. lor gave treasurer's • report and
-• made. .conunents ori the bake
, sale-, held at , the lake. in July;
Mrs. WightmanThwsday• for the
Christian Fellowship. c
Mrs. Elliott reminded members' .14g opened with the theme
the 3. groupmeeting on Sep-
tember 22nd; and also . that the
; fin • rally for ,South Presbytery
W.A. would. 'be ' our
church,' Thuraday, October 15th.
Miss M. Rae presided for the
following prograra. Mrs. E. Thom
reviewed the chapter in Our
study book "Stewardship of
time in, the life of women." 'Mrs.,
G. Saunders gave two readings
and Miss ;M. Rae a so16. A hymn,
was sungl and the inisPah bene-
diction closed the meeting. A
contest and -a , time were
then enjoyed., •• • '
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The afternoon ' 'Auxiliary of
the PreSbyteriari Church, met in
the Sunday School room on the
afternoon of . September 9th,
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With an attendance of 19, • and
with, Mrs. P. Stewart ;in,. the
chair.' After the ;opening hymn, this time. ;An announcement/ was
• Mrs. Stewart , Ied in prayer, fol-•. made of the three ;groups meet -
lowed by •the scripture reading ing to lbe held September 22nd
• in unison. Mrs.; C. Cooke read at which a good attendance is
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a chapter from the Study Book requested: Mrs. , :Harold Btchie
on the •life of Mary of Rome. presided for the prograni. Mrs. '
After :the, singing of a hymn, Gordon Montgomery, played ,a
• the • Purpose was , repeated, in pleasingpianosolo. Mrs. Ritchie
• unison. . Mrs. J. F'011ock gave an then introduced the ,giiest Rev.
interesting ' talk.. • During; the Jennings; who 'showed -us 'some
.business session it was decided very interesting slides ang told
to ask the girls to meet us of his experiences in -his
• with ,us for the October Thank- first • parish .in the northern
offering. meeting. Mrs. aVtorgan
Presbyterian Church W.M.S.
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WEDINTEItSPAY, SEPT. 16th, 1959
I foir ONE to FIVE years
to .earn.
Group 1 United Church W.A.'
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The first meeting for the fall
•season was held .in the'Church -
season
'Rooni ,,with .an ' . .
tendance of .eleven, The Meet-
h.yxnri., motto, and prayer: •MrS.
Alex MaoNaY had charge. of the
devotional . section, the motto'
being "Lowe Your enemies." The
scripture was read by :Mrs.
John Nicholson 'which ••was fol-
lowed Fh,y a hymn. The treasur-
er's ; report showed $73: had
been raised to date. Mrs. White
of the Christian Fellowship com-
mittee reported several calls
made and cards sent. The• sew'-
ing conrinittee, headed by Mrs.
VernonHunter, ,reported that
six More blocks were, needed to
complete the . quilt, also that the
Red Cross !quilts had been fin-
ished in June: Mrs. Alexflay-
ens,• group leader, • moved . a • vote
of thanks to all. who had help-
ed put the flowers in the church
during ' the Summer. ;The relig-
nation of the. secretary, Mrs.
JIM Boyle,' Was,accepted, but
no successor was 'aPPointed at
Henderson,gave a resume of.
North West Territories., He told -
us when he went there fresh out
' the work of Miss Cherry and of . -college, his duties -with the
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Local Representative,
• Indians .were. riumerOuS, includ-,
and Carpenter. A hymn.. and the
Mispah benediction , closed : the
meeting. Refreshments were ser-
ved 'by the. committee in charge.
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'United
Zion Church ilv . 3/ W.M.S.
Mrs. Charles, ;Wilkins held the
September 10th meeting at her
Ihome With 22 ladies, ; visitors
i and A children. 'present ! The.
Meeting •opened;• in the • usual.
'manner and the .rolla, call . was
answered with .a commandment.
Devotional was taken by Mrs..
George Hunter with Mrs.. Earl
Swan 'reading • • the scripture.
ViSitOrs. for • shut -Ms are Mrs.
Graydon Ritchie and Mrs. • Eari
Swan. • To get the programme is
Mrs. Harvey Ritchie. The Chap-
ter from the Sagebrush Surge*
study book was taken by Mrs.'
D. A. Hackett. An innteresting
talk and shoWing of slides of,
the West including, the Calgary
stampede' was 'told ,by 1 Mrs.
Gordon Kirkland who had spent
.ths. month of July there,: while
Mrs. John Ritchie ' showed the
' *tures on ' the 'screen. IRev.
Kaiser •closed With prayer., The
Octdber meeting will be at the
hoine of Mrs. D.\ ,A.• Hackett.
ing minister; teacher,
janitor,
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PARSON'S 'PEN . •
• Undoubtedly my readers have
often heard the phrase "picking
-up loose ends." In our household,
it refers :usually to the hair• .
But the ,thought comes to me
that this is whk rnatiqt ' of • us
are doing as we resume our fall
work During the summer, holi-
,days from school, from employ-
ment, lead us into many paths
• of4ctiviety:mBusutumeour
t r•thesetimoecOmes
when
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ends,'
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Istemightds,'be .
lielnfuIto each of
act-
ivities in school,' in church, in
comniunity.' We• in "pick. up
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us .to do some serious thinking
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about , the type of • "picking up".
which we do.. For. We usually.
have some choices which we can'
make.,' Take your ;speech habits,
for examPle. As you resume
your accustomed ' routine, is
your ;speech just what is was?
Or does it include more words
of commendation, of thankful-
ness, of encouragement? What
of your aim. in life?. Do you
have a .broader understanding of
the 'importance of your 'work or
activity? Does „Your anibition
produce more incentive to .work
earnestly. arid hard?. •
"Loose ends" is suggestive'al
so. of, things left undone,. of tal-
tewart
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:have such areas in your life? I „
dare; say .that 'it won.14 not be
hard. for any of us to think of
some work We have not • corn...
•pleted, or done 'thoroUghly, Like-
wise, we 'could think of a gift
:•that God has given us that we. •
have not developed, or that we
may/ have used only in part, .
• From day, ,to. day, each of us
does well to keep check On the
loose ends of life: For it. is the •
little things in life that combine
toproduce the events 'important
to' mankind. Don't take yourself
for -granted.' Everything in your
life can aid in the discipline that
A well 'developed life must have
cents not wholly, used.. Do you; for orderly growth.
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