The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-10-22, Page 6town •
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THE. LUCKNOW SENT?NEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
Mc!: od and Matt `Gr, oup
ars'
Group, 3 of the Woman's Asso
dation 'held their regular. meet-
' e erg op, Tuesday, °October 14th at
ache home a Mrs.. John Hall;, Mrs.
Lawrence. McLeod presided,; The,
:theme of the meeting • was
thanksgiving: Mrs. Howard .Rob
Olson a read: the :scripture Mrs.'
Struthers, gave .tlhe meditation
and prayer.. Hymn, is 'at thanitagiv-'
ing we . , ung;• After:. the busin
Hess; :part .
of the meeting, Mrs:,
Gilchrist took charge of the: pro-
gram, l ifrs. Hallam gave. a read,
ing. Miss Dean McLeod was the
guest' speaker. " ' She spoke, on
thanksgiving, with reference to
different pages of scripture..
Mrs. Alex.'Hayens and Mrs. John.
Hail favored: with an instrumen-
tal. Mrs. Nicholson gave a read-
ing, The , roll call was answered.
by eighteen, members, "What l
Ain 'Thankful For." Mrs, 'Gilch-
. rst thanked , Mrs. Hall for her
home and all who' took. part 41
the meeting. Mrs. Nicholson had
a contest. Lunch; was served, 'by
the hostesses,, Mrs. Lawrence Mc-
Leod, Mrs. Clarence, Irwin and
Mrs., Fred ' Gilchrist:
hymn. 'Mrs.:Ross, Black, Olivet;
opened the devotional :period.
Mrs, Donald. McTavish read the;
scriptum and Mrs, Alex. McTav
ish offered prayer,Readings by
Mrs. Walter Black and Mrs: Mer
vyn Funston, gave some spend;id.
V10141 '44 thankfulness. An en,
joyable ,duet Was sung by Mrs.
Murray ,Walden and. Mrs. Lester
Ferguson with Mrs. Wm; .Court-
ney.
Courtney. at the organ, The guest
speaker, Mrs, (Rev.) G. Sach , of
Bervie, was. 'introduced by Mrs.
Ralph. Elliott. .. She presented: a.
fine River United Church W.M.S.most interesting report 'from the
Hamilton Conference Mrs :n-
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Pine . River. W11Ii,S, ' held their •ald Courtney thanked the Speak::
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Autumn Tthankoffering .meeting er .and. those contributing to the,
in the Church on Thursday,. Oct-
ober 16, having as their guests
the neighbouring societies of.
Olivet and Bethel. Words of 'wel-
come by the • president, Mrs. Sam
Geddes, followed the opening
THE CONVENIENCE OF 011.
D'' c
program'. Mrs,. •TlazabethM . on .
ald gave the closing prayer. iVlrs.'
J. C., Campbell, convener, --and
assisting committee, • served a.
dainty lunch and a social period
followed in the fellowship room.
South KinfosS W.M.S.
- h ri ankorreX g an" °' eg't'111
montihl r meeting of. South kin -
loss: W.M.S. Auxiliary , was held
in thea. church' basement.: " The
president, Mrs. Lloyd McDougall
Opened, , the meeting... with words'
df. • scripture and ';`prayer. . The
ladies' were reminded of the sec
tional meeting • to be held.,at Kin-
lough,. October 22nd, at 2.00 and
7.00 p.m; The 'scripture and medi-
tation on "Lydia' ;was given by
Mrs ' Gilbert Hamilton., Miss Dean
MacLeod • gave a: very interest-
ing talk on thanksgiving. An in-
teresting, item of ':the meeting
was the :showing ofslides by
Miss 'Margaret' . McDonald on her
recent ,. trip; to Japan. Margaret
was one. of 5000. delegates to l thea
Christian. Education Conference.
The opportunity is great for
missionary work' in Japan. She
'also ',said- -the ' Communists are
making great head' ay. Theme
of the. conference was. "Jesus
Christ,,the .. Way,' the Truth, . the
Life." The slides shown yirere.
most interesting, anal colourful. A
-trio of. boys of the C.O:C- sang.
A`, iano solo by Bill Buckton. was
• enjoyed. Mrs. Fraser, McKinnon
gave, the - closing larks, 'espec-,
ially thanking Miss', MacDonald
and presenting her with a gift
in. appreciation of her„; interest
ing talk' and: slides. The meeting
clbsed with'. the Mizpah. benedic=
tion. A social half hour was en-
,j' yed` at the close of the , meet -
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WEDNESDAY, OG"1",, 22n1;;,`
Ashfield: Presbyterian'
.'Ashfield Presbyiterian W:•1VI-S
were pleased to have as .their
'guests . at the Ashfield: Church on
Thursday, October. 16th, the
ladies of Dungannon and Ripley
W.M.S.:• for :their'' : Thankoffering
service -.Mrs: Wm. Ross, the 'pre-
sident gave t'he'/call to worship
and -'.Mrs., Earl Howes read the
scripture, meditation .. and pray-
.er..1Mrs., D. A. McLean welcomed
the ladies 'and Rev,. Neil 'McCom-
bie was : the 'speaker A trio from:
Dungannon 'sang•,and the Ripley
ladies gave 'a" duet. Rev. „Neil.
McCombie's topic, was ' based on
the beautiful hymn, "0 God. of.
Bethel. ' The.. Ripley and • Dungy
,gannon ladies thanked 'the,
field branch:: ,for . , their , worship
together. - Lunch was served in
the Sunday School anda social
time . enl oyerl There were " sixty
one' ladies' present.
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key.. Thebenediction, was re
peated. Mrs. Eadie thanked ,the
hostessand all who helped with
they meeting
Whiteand MaeMtllan Group
Mrs.: Campbell, Thoaripson .Was
hostess to the ladies. of Group . II
of .the W.A.' for the October
meet with twenty-four nieinbers
answering the. roll call to tell an`
amusing incident' of piny, holidays..
Mrs. Philip MacMillan presided
and introduced the theme. After:
the.opening devotions, Mrs. Hurn
phrey read the seripture lesson
and Mrs. Brooks the 'meditation..
Mrs. Frank ' Thompson :took
,charge:. for' the program. Miss
Margaret Rae's : solo was enjoyed.:,
Mrs.* Campbell Thompson hail us
relive the 'Centennial as ;' she.
showed moving ,pictures and
slides. taken . at the time,. which.
everyone enjoyed. Mrs. Eadie
and Mrs. . Frank Thompson gave.
readings .on Thanksgiving and
Jack Ackert conducted a
Contest on the thanksgiving. tur-
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