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TOM LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
143 Plan To Attendl
Bible School
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Seri Homeless
To Camp
May Meeting of Hacketts
was held at the -borne of
gx thicken, Thirteen
00 2 children answered
ir4
i,frank.Alton took the dev-
Mr. Kaiser discussed the
ook' -Mrs' Donliackett
e readings'. Mrs. Kaiser
Bertlion commented
rs
Chalmeri
(Whitechurch News)
Chalmers Presbyterian W.M.S.
held their May meeting at the
Vine Of Mn. H. D. MacDonald,
The Maident, Mrs. Victor Erner-
sore, opened the meeting by all
repeating in unison,the Aim and
PurpOSe Of the W.M.S.•
Prayer' was•given by, Mrs. John7
sten' COnn , The, roll call was ans-
wered by the 14 present giving a
*poem *boat, mother*. The Pres-
bYterial to be held at Teeswater-
at Toronto, visiting at, 'May 20th and an invitation by
rXitalChurch of Cpnada,
lOnt College, City Hall and
of All Nations. Our gt9up
Wag $15 to. Childrent• Aid
q:to.seud a homeless child
np this year. :
meeting closed with a.hyrnn
(*yet by Mrs. Bert Alton.
'oh was served by hostessei,
ieg Hackett and Mrs.;Wilf.
; A bake and plant sale
eld after lunch.,
Olou.gh.. WMS
•
met on Wednes7
hemock•in the Presbyterian
it. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald
led and welcomed the Horne
Mrs d Jack Bari read the'
tae an Ruth. .Mrs. Don •Rob' -
i led in prayer. The wOrd :
roll call was. "Mother"
iffaing was received by Mrs. ,
1y Bushell and; Mrs.Tam
Onald.
,lack Barr was in: charge of,
cogram; which 'Opened With
'in. Mrs. George Harkness ,
SO:gm "Mother". The guest
kr. was Mrs..GeOrge &abet-
Itebyterial. President. A'
ette, Mrs. Gordon MacDrin-
kin. Morley Bushell,. Mrs.
Dart and .Mrs. D'on„Bushell,•
npanied by. Mrs-. McKinney,/
'Burdens are lifted on.Cal-
A film on missionary. work
shown by itey.T.J.
m'ey.. Prayer closed the'
Ing, and refreshmenti.were,
ntart..•Camp •
S. Don Robertson was hostess
i may Meeting of the' Luck-
ResbyteriarfEvening
held at her home on Tuesday'.
:ng, With thirty ladies present
Frank- Hawthdrne , who was
e opened the meeting
the call to Worship and, Pray-
F011owing the opening.hymn;
criptUre was read in unison.
Call was answered .by a fav -
e Bible verse. • Donations • :
take ti for the 13ale., it was
'led to Seqd a money donation
nprovements at !Unroll •CaMP.
Ross'tammie offered to take
load 'of members to Kintail
ne 3rd to help prepare the '
p for the. summer. ,Auxiliary
ben agreed to present gifts •
.G,I.T. graduates for this
request was received for
luxiliary to. cater to the
nen's Institute Area Conven-
to
be held in Lucknow in
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Wingharn Presbyterian Ladle's Aid
to attend a rteg On the afternoon
of June X 'was accepted.. Mr's.
•Don Watt gave, a report of the
Synodical she attended 'at Niagara'
Falls. • •
Readings"In the quiet ef the.
,Prayer , and "Where a smile'is a
smile" were' given by Mrs. M.e-
whinney;. Mrs. Dawson Craig
conducted •a Kindness- Contest.
.Mrs. frank Coulter gave areading
"Looking 'for God" • • „
The OfferingWasreceiVed and
dedicated by reading in union
the hyrrsn "MOre Love to Thee".
The scripture leston was read by
Miss, Annie Laidlaw. • A solo: by •
Ernie Ford was played on•the•rec-
' ord player. " •
,The topic based. on "Neither is ' •
there salvation in any otleter,
.there is none other. name under. •
heaven given arriong.men..where:
'We Must be saved'. We have .
pasied through. two world wars;
seen space travel, air travel,: the ,.
. strides in Medicine such aS .penit':. •
• cillin 'TN 1. lhouiancis of homes
,we live in; a fast 'Changing .World • '•
.but the gospel doesn't change as ••
the world, and man's natural hea
•rt. never 'changes. Religious philt
osophers claim',God is d.eacl ;. but it
is.the unbelieving philosophers who
,are dead. Hinnan,problims, are •,
widespread and. shakes man's faith.
Look at .the Moral decline •in Can;'
aria moredivorcei, illegitiinate
children, crime. Rome fell bei
cause,of iMmorality., Fifty. percent
'of. our youth are last between the
ages of1.2.-. 17- years. It is high,
Is•ne the .church did something
abou(this. ,First they doubt'. disT
obedience and then. departure.,
Did you know the communists spent
$40 to the Christians $1 to further. ••
their wcirk. The doctrine iistrite
frail the Bible, and man is saved '
through Christ: - • • •
. LADIES.AID • •
The' Ladies Aid meeting was.
all,
'S Maud Sherwood read two
•ening articles from the Glad.
igs. Mrs, Jack _Fisher present -
e topic entitled "Working
Christian Women around the
d". Christian Women itt'
$f country serve in much the
way as in 'Canada.
,e meeting closed with a hymn
ixayer by Mrs.' Ross Gammie.
h was served by the committ-
charge,
(qontributed by The Lucknow
Ministerial Society) .
Things are really picking up •
by this time. We have received
most of our entry blanks back
from the schools, and the total -
number of pupils stand, at 143. •
.This could, mean a real enrolment
on July 4' of 200; Broken down,
•the enrolment is as follows: •
Pre-school and kindergarten. 33;,
Primaries (Grades 1,2,3) 47;• Jun-
iors (Grades 4,5,6) 54; and
Intermediates (Grades 7,8,,9) 9, •
Thurtday evening at 8.00 ani
ether meeting is.scheduled
teachers and helpers. We wOulcl
like to see as. -'many people as is
possible, for we' need y9u. On
• this meeting the various Courses
' will be discussed; quest•ions.
May be.asked, and ;• if possible,
the.visual aids will be .made av-
ailable. Teachers and helpers ,
will be introduced to each other,
and eachdepartment will be fin-
alized as ta staff; materials, etc.
A fter Thursday . the materials:
• for be ordered.
'T•here is one side; of this venture that has as yet not been dis-
cussed, and that is finances. The
burden of this will be Carried by
•the churches.. Pupils will be ask
ed to bring an offering•each 'day
and this together with the offer-
ing that will be taken onthe
'final evening should cover most
Of our expenses.. Whatever is
left will be divided arnong the
four churches,(denominations),
but we are hoping and trusting
'that no church will have dittic
ulties concerning this. We' are '
confident that, since our respOnse
fOr volunteer teachers pined out
s�. gratifying, ',we likewise Shall ,
have no problems when it•cornes.'
• to finances.: • • ' ,
Soon yonwili,begin•te see
,
banners and posters announcing
our Vadation- Bible Scheel., We
.trustthat this will net just be :a
matter that is handled by some
churches; but that this will be. a
community affair, that is, your
affair. much depends On younow
We 'need, your ardent, prayers and
• confidence. God will do the.
held when it was decided that any
• one who had flowers for the. church.
any Sunday should bring them.
The committee appointed •was
Mrs.. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Albert
McOuillin and Mrs. Don Ross.
• The meeting closed with the Miz
pah Benediction. The hostess,
Mrs. H. D. MacDonald, served
lunch. ••
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.pittuiedfollOwingitheif wedding
on Saturclay,„Iviay 1, at Knox
United Churalf, Paiiley." are:Mr.'
and Mrs., Stuart Bell,Reavie.
• The bride is the fernier 'pea*MarilynCarlaw 'danghter •of M.
and Mrs. Howard ,CarlaW'ofPais'
ley, and the !pont is the son Of
Elynter ‘ReaVie of LuCknow and the
,late, Wks. Reale. • • :
The couple :will residein Luck -
now'. - • .
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rs. G. Prresta
1 Speaker-
(DungannOrt News)- •
Mrs. Gerald Priestap of Mar}.
'Beauty Lounge of Lucknow..
was guest speakerat the May
meeting of the Dungannon Wo- •
Men's lnstitute held it the home
,
of Mrs .R. and C. Finnigan. She.
Was introduced- by Mrs. Lorne
Iyers. Her talk on•hair
with Mrs. V. Brown. and MS..
W.; Zinn as models,- was Most
interesting and'informative. She,
also told of the occupational
course on hair styling and good
grooming which: she teaches at •
WirighanyDisirkt High. Scheel:
. Mrs. Priestap waS thanked arid
presented with a gift bY Mrs. C.
Finnigan:
Mrs. Hairry.Girvin,' vice pre.s-,
'dent, chaired, the meeting, and
the roll call "A resolution I wish •
I had kept" was answered by'
twenty-three members.
An invitation was received from
the Ontario Hospital. Goderictr; to
attend a Volunteer Tea on June 7.
The Motto."You can be What •
you resolve' tO, be", was, given by.
Mrs. 1. Dauphin.
Plans were made for the District
Annual to be held at Auburn 'on
May 31. Mrs. L. ivers and Mrs,
C-, Crozier were named to conduct
the "In Memoriam" service and
the delegates are Mrs..C. Crozier,
Mrs. W. Zinn, Mrs. H. Girvin
and Mrs. G. McNee. '
After singing the Queen, and'
lnstitute Grace, lunch was served
by.the hostesses in charge. •
U.C.W, • •
The U.C.W. met on May 17 in
the United Church with the presi-
dent, Mrs. W. Brown; Presiding. •
She opened the meeting reading
from the devotienS-"Gedts word
is made. flesh" We behold his Glory
and led in prayer, followed by
Mrs'. Cliffert Crozier reading.
scriptures and continuing with:
further study from the opening
theme. Mrs. Lorne lyers read
•
chaptei3 Of Jesus Christ ,and the
Christian World. The'roll,Callwas
answered by a versewith ".Mother:
'Several ofthe convenors'of comm-
ittees reported on their work for
theialf year and a donation was
made to'the JOhn.Milton Society.,
A very interesting study on
Brazil was given by Mrs. Melvin
Reed. Several ladies offe-re.d to
help serve for a wedding in June, •
and Mts.' Gordon Finnigan,
• Weaver, Mrs. Howard Johnston
and Mrs. Brown were. named .a .. • -
committee te plan for the grand-
mothers meeting in June. The-:
offering was received with Mrs.'
Johnston giving the prayer. Thank!
was expressedto all for ;art
• esting meeting and closed with a
,
hymn and prayer, followed by
lunch served by the committee in •
-charge.
W.M.S.
• -The is'. M. S. of rskine Pres,
byterian Church ,of
their meet- :"
ing on May 19 at the home of
Mrs. Arthur. Stewart withseven
members present and the vol'
call was answered by naming a
Disciple.; The MeetingWaS
ed by the singing of 'a psalm and
repeating The -Purpose., The glad
tiangs prayer was offered by Mrs,
Mason McAllister. The treasurers
report was given by Mrs. Wallace
Wilson, and several letters.were.
read and the devotions were tal-
en by Miss•Iva Carr. All the
ladies of the congregation are .
invited to help on cleafi-up day:
at Kintail Presbyterian camp on
June -3, and the presbyterial will
..be held at Teeswater on May8.
A Special collection was taklIT
for the bale fund and Mrs. Jas.
Wilson gave a reading on .money
• and what it it Means. Mrs.. .Frank
'Ones gave the. Glad Tidings Re-
, yiew, and the meeting.closed
with a hytnn,and the Lord's Prayer.
• The.hottess served lunch and a '
social hem' Was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs'. 'Bill•Park and fain=
.ily and Mr. and Mrs. Tho. Park
visited on Sunday in Goderidh
with Mi. and Mrs. Roy. Ashton.
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