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• 'THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO'
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Hear History At'
Centennial Meeting
The Kess centennial meeting of, South
• , M, S. ,was held on, Wed-
nesday afternoon June 7 at the
home of Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes
and drewa large crowd of
members, and friends with Centenn-
ialdresses. much i•n vogue.,
Mrs, Gilbert Hamilton presided
.and welcomed' theguests and Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall. read minutes
and correspondence. Bible study'
was from.the 37th chapter' of the
Book of Job with roll ,call answered`
by a verse: with "Majesty".. The .
Centennial program,in April Glad
Tidings was followed by Prayer.
.circle s,. conducted by Mrs. Donald:
.C.• Maclntyre, .Mrs. Sandy Nichol-'
son and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. •
Mrs. Douglas. Graham had done.•
much research to prepare ,a •flip-
chart depicting the history of • •
South ,Kinloss and the. Mission Band
This was:accompanied by many
photos and .articles concerning the.
work carried on.by the various ' .
•
departments. Different members -
were called upon. to comment on
the pages from the past and to
give reiriiniscences'of other, days...
Some were •humorous and :all.. inter
esting. The directors 'of the meet-.
ing Mrs`; lra Diclue and Mrs
Annie Maclntyre assisted t1 a host
ess in serving a hearty. oldtime '
lunch with scorn, and sugar cookies
Prayer .by, the,•Presidentclosed a.
meetingthat will add to the his -
',tory
tory of South Kinloss
former Residents
Wed 25 Years:
A familydinner was held in Luc
an United.Church,on:Saturday,
June l0'for Mr: and Mrs'. Orville
'Jones of Lucan who Celebrated,
their 25th, Wedding Anniversary
that. day .
Mrs Ions is the former .Donna
Smith, . daughter of the late: Mr,;
and Mrs. 'Milton: Smith„; • arid
Orville is . the son of `Mrs •James
(Matilda) Jones, .Wingham•:and
-the late Mr Jones.They .were
'married at Bluevale;in 1942 by Rev,
• Campbell TaPvener.. '
Following their marriage Mr: and
M rs . - Jones -lived in. Lucknow .for a •
short time where Orville was: em-
ployed artTreleaven Milling
Company. :After living in Brantford
for three years, they returned to '
Lucknow where Orville worked` as
a "miller until the' closing of the:
,Treleaven Flour Mill. Mrs. Jdnes
was employed at the Baker' Nursing.,
Home. (now; Pinecrest Manor) for
approximately five years while in
Lucknow.
in December 1957 Donna and
Orville purchased the Queensway
Nursing. Home in Hensall. Which -
they operated.until.September
1964; at, which time.they retired
to Lucan . 0
•They have one son Ken of Cland=•
eboye and one daughterLouise at
home; who is employed at Empire •
Life, 'London; and two grandchil
dren,.Bobby and .Barbie Jones.
• Donna has one sister. Mrs. Norm-
an• (:Retta) Hoover, Brussels and
one brother Ross Smith, Wingharn,
Orville.has five sisters Mrs.'
Gladwyn (Nina) Campbell, Wing-
ham, Mrs.' Wilmer (Pearl) Har-
court; Wingham, Mrs. Roy
(Mircired) Cullen, Clinton, Mrs.
Benson(Florence) Shackleton:,.
Dungannon, Mrs. Donald (Maty)
McFarlan',- Holyrood andbne bro-
ther Arehie .Jones, Kitchener.
Slakes U..C',W.
The June meeting of Blakes
U.C.W., was held Thursday even-
ing at the home of Mrs. Mark
Berger. Mrs, Jack Curran had
charge of the program and "the
theme ,was'The ' Church, the Body'
of 'Christ” Passages • of ;scripture
were read by Mrs. Jack Curran,
Mrs. Hugh. Menary and Mrs. Juba.
Mr.. Kaiser gave:. a very interesting
summary of the. Bible study,"The.
Church and The World". Mrs..:
Cliff,Kilpatrick, Herald for Canada
gave a reading and Mrs. ,Mark
Berger. the 4th Chapter of the.study
book. The'roll call was answered
with one of the ten commandments
12 members present. •
The secretary and treasurer's
reports were, given and an
invitation was .received from •St.
Helens to attend their Centennial
:Tea. June 22nd at 2; 30. The. July
meeting is to be held. at'Mrs .
Warren. Zinn's.' and this will be the •
Grandmother's meeting •.Hymn
168 was read inunison and the
meeting closed with prayer.. Lunch
was served. by:Mrs. Mark Berger.
and Mrs.' Jack Curran.'
Plan Centennial
Punic In August -.
Mrs. Jas, tittle presided for the' `
June 7th meeting of the afternoon
auxiliary of the Presbyterian: • •
W. M. S'. She opened with. prayer:
A hymn was sung after which Miss'
Nellie' Malcolm gave the Bible
Study, which was taken from the'.
Book of Genesis 27 1-29 The` min-
utes were then read'and approved.;
An invitation from .Kinloughh •
W.M.S. to a..Centennial Tea on
June:21st was accepted.
Business was, then conducted, and
it was agreed.that`•the next meeting
by on August 2nd in the, form of a •
Centennial Picnic , .:and invitations
be. extended'to South Kinloss and
also Dungannon, t
The Roll Call was answered
the ladies repeating a :verse'frorn
the Book of ZeRhaniah ., Prayer
Circle'was taken by Mrs, P. Stew
art and Mrs.. H. Nixon. Offering
was received, followed by.the sing,
ing of a hymn. .
• Mrs. M. Henderson,gave t'he'-.
Topic in the absence,of Mrs. W.
Porteous, which dealt with an
Ethnic Group,• and •was very inter-
esting. A hymn was sung and Mrs,
J. Smith closed the meeting with
prayer;
LangsideW M S
The Ladies of the Langside Worn-
en's-Missionary
om-en'sMissionary Society held their
June meeting at the .home of Mrs.
Geo. Conlan. The meet ing. was;
opened with the Call to Worship
by the President and repeating the
M. S". . Purpose in unison. The
•Scripture Lesson was taken by Mrs.
Peter De Boer; "
The Meditation ."The need' for
Bread" .was taken by. Mrs. Gordon
Wall, followed with prayer by Miss
Emma Richardson. The Roll Call ..
was answered by. 11 adults 'and• 2
children
Plans concerninga social
held: in the Langside church oil
June 17 were discussed. Mrs. Rich-
• ardson is to show pictures and tell •
of the ,work in San Salvador: Mrs,.
George Young gave the offertory .
Prayer. Readings were given by
Mrs.. Orr, • Mrs,' MacGillivray, Mrs.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th, 1447
GradUction And
Jnitjatic.n. 4rvice
11" Ash#lefid church
The Explorers, of :Ashfield Presby
terian Church held •their Gradua
tial, and :Initiation service under •
the leadership of Mrs, Henry Mac.;
Kenzie and Mrs, Warren`Wylds,
The ladies of the .congregation
attended: •the service,
The meeting opened by, singing
"Jesus Bids Us'Shine";,''Mrs, Henry.
MacKenzie welcomed the., gather-
ing and told thein that it ,has been,
ten years'since „the :Explorers have
been organized"in. this• Church,
The Scripture reading was read
by Steven Wyldsr He chose Psalm
119, verses 19 to 29 'followed by. •
prayer by Greg' Harnilton,':k
Dennis Drennan played a select-
ion, on the. accordian•,
A./film was shown, A solo "God
Sees They Little Sparrow Fall" was
sung by,Brenda McLennan.
A. few. picture slides of this
community and of.the Church
where; the Syn.odical•was held in
-Stratford •were'shown hy Mrs, P. R.
Mackenzie.
Nirs Warren Wyld's conducted
the Initiation and Graduation ser=
vice,• assisted by Mrs;:.Henry Mac-
Kenzie and Mrs. Dick West,
The members of theist, year :who.
received the • Red stars andpins are:
Barbar`•a Parrish, Flora Simpson,
Lorraine MacDonald., Paul Simpson,
Russell MacDonald, Bobby Mac
Kenzie,',Alex McLennan, :'David
Drennan.
The members of the 2nd year .who,
received the Blue stars• are Jackie •
Collinson; Roddy McLennan, 'John
Fairish, , Billy Simpson, David Farr-
ish, Bradley MacKenzie, ;Ian 'Fin
Jayson, 'Ian MacKenzie, Glen`Robb.
Alex MacDonald.
The; members`.of the 3rd year who
received ,the gold stars and .graduat
ed .are Marion Macpona;ld'., Diana
IviacKenzie•, Brenda MacLennan;
Dennis Drennan, _Steven :Wylds,
John Simpson, Gregr;Hamilton,., Bob ,
Simpson.
The meeting closed by singing •
"Follow Me, The Master Said and'
Prayer.. Lunch' was served., and a
social time,spent '
138:HaveEnrOIie
ForBibleSchocl'
(Contributed' By The Ministerial'
Association)
A:,meeting,for teachers and help- ••
.
Ors of the, Vacation Bible School is
scheduled for this' Thursday, June
15, in' the Hall of the .Anglicari•
'Church, 8:00' p.m. The, enrollment;'
of'pupils as of Monday, June 12,
stands.at 138, a fire figure to be-
gin with. ; Doubtless, more will be
added. For some people there is the
problem of transportation, but per-
haps they Can work this out togeth-
er with friends,Or neighbours, •who
have children going,
We are_ desperately in need of
teachers and helpers, and ask that
y... der.Call•, and
you seriously consi•this
if at all possible, come and help •
us, This is not a simple task, it
means hard .work, but it is a deligh7
tful and, most .rewarding one: See '
you 'Thursday evening in the hall
of :the Anglican Church.
Wes Young and Mrs.. Welsh. ,
• The Presbyterial Report,was given
by Mrs;, Conlan., The, meeting was.
closed by repeating the Lord's
.Prayer in unison. Mrs. Conlan then
served a dainty lunch. The Presiy,
dent thanked Mrs, Wall and Ivirs,
Welsh for' preparing the program
'and Mrs Conlan for having, the
meeting.
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