The Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-02-15, Page 5T:RIsPAX, PFH1RUARY 'Lath, 1941
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A •full cargo "of (amusing
scions, humorous ..dialogue. end
catchy 'ttuittes.
„Also•e`Sport Subject" "Cartooii"
"News"...�:'
Admission Adults -3,5c;'
' Children -20c
MATINEE Saturday 2.30 pen.
., Matinee admission ••
Adults. --25C; '" ' Chjldreti-1'54
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
February: 19, 20, 21
BOB. BURNS •
GLA'DYS GEORGE
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IPM—FROM--
MISSOURI"
A Missouri banker goes to Lon-
don to sell •Missour'i mules to
the British (Government.
"Pictorial"
Also "1'�Iarsi�61" . `•P•
"Sport"..
LANGSI DE,
ed key wemen. ' •
,Mr. Wm. Brown and Fred • Tiffin
spent Saturday in
Ripley withh
Zr
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and Mrs. Richard Brown ,
Mr. and M>•s, Russel Ritchie and
Mr. John Smith of the 8th con. spent
Sunday with Mr: and. Mrs.. Reuben
Tiffin, .
f i
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Mr., and Mrs. Jing. Harkness of the
r .,
Mr. Percy Ca
cess
4th •Con r'o n and M•
lick arid Isobel' of 2nd concession-
rees spent Sunday • with Mr: and Mrs,
George Harkness.
Miss Reba• Marshall and Miss Eil-
een Valad spent Friday evening with
Mr. "and Mrs, J; Valad • of the 8th
Concession.
Mrs. and •'Mrs. Orville Tiffin, • Joe
and Dan 'spent Sunday with Mr. and
-Mrs
Innis.
Joan Mel
U. •and Mrs. Wesley Young Spent
Sunday -with • her perente,
VIts.:R.'Reed of 4th,;Coneession.
Miss Tena ;Orr. "who has `been with
;IVIre; A• Euierson.of West'Wawanosti
returned home list-' :Saturday on, ac-`
ASHFIELD NOTES
Mr. Lloyd Hunter spent Sunday at
.here
s'ho
hr e m
Miss Jean Long, aeeompanigd by
Miss Sadie,•Farris'li spent the 'week,
end with friends, in Detroit. '
Mr, and . Mrs. George Swan, . Sr.,
have entived tp Lucknow where .they
future.
he u
intend to reside for the ..
• Mrs. ' C. E. McDonagh' left on Int
ri-
day for London where. She *will visit
withher daughter fora few days.
Mr. ,and Mrs, John Campbell ..vis-
ited with Mr„ and Mrs. J, Hunter. or
Sunday.
,Miss .Irene Bogan, R.N., of Detroit
is visiting at her home at• present.;'
Mr. , and',. Mrs: , P. Hogan and Mr.
Pat. Hogan :visited with Mr. Con. Far -
an
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r
al ' Hospital a en
e . n
lir Win_gh
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Sunday
.Mr, ad
n Mrs. Robt. IIami1to spent"
an e'veni g with Mi. and, Mrs.
kert last week;
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count. 'or hei`• mother, Mrs. Wm..• Orr,
having been' ender the doctbr''s care.
We hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Jessie...Orr of Wingha.m and:
Mr. •Bill Lapp of Goderichspent Sat=
urda' •w ith Mr. and Mrs. Win.' Orr,
' The. ladies, of the' United, church .of.
the 2nd and, 4th .Conces.sions of..Kin-
loss are holding a • tea •on . Thursday
atthe home 'of Mrs. George McC1en-
a ishan; Whitechurch. . •
..Miss Florence • Reed• spent a few
days last week•.with'her• friend. Miss
Ina Harkness, 4th ConeessionOulross,
The Piebyterian•W. M. S.`o ang-
side' w°i11 hold .thejr. February: meeting,
this Thursday afternoon , at 'the home
Alf Mrs. Johnson Conn.' • •. .
• Messrs. Archie; Jamieson
'sand Jack
Norman attended the uneral on Wed-
nesday of the Late Mr :'Alex Fergus.
on and .spent a few .days with. Mr:
Walter. Fergi}soree •
OLIVET
DU NGA NON
Miss Suzie Kilpatrick,, l,u4,know,
visited Fridayy wit
h
her fr
ds
,
M
rs.
J. Barkley and Mrs. R.. Fitzgerald.
• 'Sties Ellen Maize, Lucknow High
the week -end
•i
lstudent •sent,
School. p
with her parents Mr .and My.. .H-ar-
vey Maize.'
suffered
,al, , m.
111 -
u
• • Week1VIr I .
tV
Last
another .slight strolte 'effecting his
throat e since have lear•;ied that
he is gradually recovering.,
Mrs. D. 5.- .Errington is confined
to bed this . week requiring the ser-•
vices bf a -medical. doctor.
Mr. Eedy Bereaved..`
' Dungannon 'citizens extend. sym-
pathy to Mr.. Heber J. •L..Eed.y,, who
on Monday evening- received the sad
news of ;the passing of .his mother.
Mrs:. 'Wm.., Eedy,, who had only been.
ill a few day's Mr.: and. Mrs. Wm
)rely; •}his Raents, whose home
,Millbank;. were• spending the winter
*With their dau`g'hter, Mrs. Russel lid •,
ey' near •iMilveeton: 'lilis.''Ee.dy, was. 80
-•. years `of age and jN. st •this. past sum
d' •chert d'ia.•
t '' elebr ate
We, had ',about •, twenty-four men mer, -the couple c ..
.hers• of our Young . People's • Society. mond Wedding anniversary, •and also
•present et the regular meeting held enjoyed a•• pleasant' visit •of� a • few
•on- February 7th'•'at ,.the Church. As
The •Lengside Ru'r'al Club will hold
their meeting this Friday evening;
February.. 10th when dancing will be
the entertainment,
The Dey of Prayer ...was. observed
The .Day of 'Prayer was held by the
lel,. the •Langside community at the
Presbyterian and United ladies in the home of"\Irs, Wm. Brown.' •
'United Church '•st Whitechurch I on . The Y. P.:U., of the United .church
Fridpg : with.. an .attendance .:of ,45,: held their"meeting on Monday 'even -
The leaders were.' Mre. Irev. 'J, Pol-
lock. and' Mrs.' Victor' Emerson. Scrip-
ture readings were given by •3Ir:
Robert :Ross;, Mrs. Harold,Pollock ani;
Mrs. W. J. Coulter:.Pr.ayers4ere ssi••
en for • their 11'lajesties by Mrs, Ery ,
•erson; for those: who. defend' us le
Mrs. R. Mowbray, for• the suffer ins
by Mrs. J. D. Beecroft, for stu ene'l'••
' ening national life, Mrs. • Albert . Fn t •
terson; , for niissi'ons, Miss C: 'Laid•
taw; .for the church in the, ab tel
of Mrs. R. J. Ross, • Rev. J. Pl 11,.: f'
led in prayer. Mrs. 'Ezra t•h ,hz
ul ninhcrs.' This was explained • by
a vocal solo and �Ii< . u 111.!!. Hiss. G. Watt.. Mrs.:Sholtz gave the.
gave a piano solo. Rev. -J. , ,Yale +u'•' teliic,•`'Let's go. to'. India." Mr. Jinn
a short, devotional stddr" ,en tl i-ah•omer gave a violin selection. Miss
theme, "In 'quietness ar,l .n tc'i �ti• 'Mildrtr"l' McClenaaghan gave•a read-
dence shall 'be your street ;•h." disci •' iiig,. The 'Queer ` Valentine." Mrs.
Coe eleced the meeting with the,nat-
' —Janet Craig;. Velma Scdtt and Ani.•
it was• Christian . Citizenship nigh ,
this meeting was in charge of 'Elmer
Avery as convener. and Marian Vogan
as assistant. The president, John 'Mc-
Charles, '•in the chair,' and the 'secret
ary, Sandy McCharles, was absent,
Beth McTavish acted. The .meeting
was opened by our opening hymn,
"Abide 'with me; fast fails' the even -
,tide" after which, allrepeated the
t
ink with Miss .Genevieve' Watt pres-
iding. The then of the meeting -The
'Christian world community. A• •mom-
ent's silence *as observed in honor
of Lord Tu eedsmuir. The, Scripture
-reading was' given by :Milan Moore.
Miss Luella Laidlaw gave a 'poem--
','Pt•epai'ation"..,Mildred. Moore`'read a
poem: "The World's Bible:"' Anna Mae
Carrick .e. poem; "What have we ,done
today," 'Prayers were given by Miss
C,•, Laidlaw and Mrs. G. Gillespie
('hart., were displayed showing: how
the church was planted.. and increased
The Script-
ure reading was found in .Ephesians.
2.1-9 which was. 'taken by Lovell
McGuire. • `Feta Walden- favoured with,
a, pleasing . solo. The second hymn
was No. 501, "Will your anchor' hold
in. the .storms Of life". Marian V_ egan.
gave a very'` interesting topic "Am-
sterdam Conference". After the :buli-
nests period, we -sang our closing hymn
"Rise tip; 0 man of God." the :meet-
ing . w•
as brought to a close by all
repeating in 'unison the Mizpah ben-
ediction. At'the close of the ;meeting
all enjoyed three ,c,ontests 'conducted
by •Rets Walden.' The next meeting
being "Valentine" was left in charge
of the social• committee.
Mrs. S. 'Campbell..of Lanes visited.
on. Saturday' with her father, Mr. J.
Roulston who is ,not ,enjoying the
best of health,
We welcome two McGuire boys into
bur community - who are staying at
the homes of Mr. G. Brooks and Mr.
O. Brook's.
Mr.. G. Brooks, we : are sorry, to
say, is not enjoyingthe best of
health, •.
Mr. S. Avery is still confined to
his 'bed. Many friends hope for a
speedy. recovery. •
innal praycrr After the meeting the
Mae,Carrick. sang. the Lord's 1 ra}' =: ' gathering of ', 40 played Valentine
when the •offering liad been received games conducted' by Mr. Harold Pot=
-Mrs. Albert Patterson was reappoint- lock,` •
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NOW as THE MOMS
RE:aI STER
PARAMOUNT
Mrs. (oldie L. Martin is visiting
with her brother Mr. Morrison Mac-
Kenie at Tiverton.
Miss Ethel. Martin is , spending this
and
week with friends in Toronto
while there is assisting with the pro-
gram it
' �1 ra Fairs rc to F
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th
ram at e . gr
from
'e
Con-
vention. as the -representative
ties:
13rucr ad Grey counties: •
Miss Mary Cook, R.N., was home
for a few . days before leaving for
Florida with friends from London.
The last meeting of the Paramount
Women's :Institute Was held at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Cook. The pres-
ident, Mrs. Orland Richards occupied
the chair. The roll .call was 'answered
by ."which foreign family would you
and "for a 'new neighbour a d wh y.,
Mrs. 'Omar 'Brooks gave the topic'Qn
"Our New' Czec`k
m e Neighbours": The
re aind `r of •
the' afternoon', was ePent
in doing .sewing and the Indies quilt-
ed a quilt .for the. 'ted: `Cross.. •
Mrs. Orland` Richards is visiting.
with her parents,' Mr. and *Mrs'. T.,
MacDonald, .Lochalsh.' ffi
•Last Wednesday night thirty ef
the youngpeople on the Boundary
gathered at the home of Mr. and -Mrs.
Melvin ,Raynard, the occasion being
Miss Jean'taynard's sixteenth 'birth-
day. • A' pleasant evening was spent.
playing Barnes after *haft thehost-
ess, lunch and everyone joined
in a :sing -song and ' went home 'wish-
ing Jean many Happy Returns of the
days with their son, here in. Dung=
semen. Besides her • s.orro'wing has•.
band to mourn are two. daughters:
Mrs: Russel ' Riley, . Mrs. Melville
Scholzhauer, Milverton, Victor Eedy.
Rostock; Lorne Eedy, 'Stratford and
Helier . J. L:..Eedy, Dungannon.' The
funeral , is being held •• on Thursday
with, interment ' at Milverton' .Ceme-
tery:
Mrs..Herbe'rt Stothers arrivedhome
r e , Goderich : Hospital on Wednes,
day of last wee ' a . er a
treitm'ent for .her throat,. which had
been severely burned.;with steam. Dur'=•
ing her .absence as organist . in Erse
Rine 1Presbyterien church, Mrs.. Allan'
Ried has.been supplying. We are glad'
to know' Mrs.' Stothers rs .much
Proved', butt still has .a. sore throat.
It. was learned with deep •regret
•
of the death' of Miss' Violet Twamleye
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm., e'vam-
ley, 'Ashfield, -;on Monday, night. She"
had not ..been .in the ' best of health
for the past Year, but her, condition
this last while diad not been' alarming
and• the end came as a•• heavy shock
to relatives and friends. •The funeral
is being held . on Thursday afternoon
with :Service at Hackett's church
where she had been' a faithful worker
d • had given .liberally of. her mus
a1 talent. • . ld
Mrs. David. Girvin, 98 -year o
res-
ident, shows' signs..of int roitetnent, • or
at .least inuch better•n .
thaa few weeks'
ago. Our wishes ,are that 'she -might
attain the century -nark. • • •
We mention another death' of a
well known figure • at the Nile. in the
person of .Mr. Wm. Smith in his 84th
year, 'who• passed away at the home
of his daughter.: Mrs• Thos.. M'hee at
time of writing feneriii ,arral;_.emeiits
were' not completed'. Mr. Wm. Smith,
on the .4th Concession \ is his: -son.
••We also extend 'sympathy to ar•
other'.bereaved'•'of e relative. Mr. A.
E. Anderson,' received word the. begin-
iiing of the. week that his hrother's
Wife, Mrs. Rose Anderson, Gederich.
had, passed away.
World's Day Of. Prayer
Ani pressive .service was held, in
the United church last Friday after-
noon in connection with the. World's
pay, of Prayer atwhich the. Presby-
terians and Anglicans of the Village
mvere-invited . to . attend. Mrs. Arthur
Elliott, president of the" "Jedted'"thr'`r"ch
W. M.• S. presided•'and led in -the pray-
ers and responsive, readings. Others
who offered special prayers,were Mrs.
R. S. Durnin, Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs.
J. Blake, Miss I: Carr,' Mrs. Melvin.
Ried and Mrs. R. Davidson. Ml's. Jas.
McWhinney .presided at the piano for
the hymns which in'bersperned . the
Prayers. Mrs. Arthur Roach "read the
Scripture lesson. After the collection
and dedication, Miss Fern Alton fav-
oured with a solo, "The Lord, is _ my
shepherd," accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Leroi Stingel, A • very inter-
esting address was given by Rev. W.
Newman, A larger number attended
froni that of last year and with the
'flu epidemic prevailing no doubt hin-
dered • a great 'many.
ST, HELENS
With 23 ladies present, the annual
Day of.Prayer wa observed at the
home• of Mrs. Robinson Woods. Mrs.
W. I. Miller presided. and the beaut-
iful service with its theme "Be still
and know that I am God" was fol-'
lowed. tae
The' weekly meeting of the Calvin
United church Y. P. U. was held Sun-
day evening with the missionary con-
vener, Isobel Miller in the.chair. Mrs.
McKenzie Webb took the topic, "The•.
Christian church in India'P, from the
Study bolik;" 'tg i'ILillitans"..Dor-'
othy Webb favoured with a reading
and Harold Taylor with a saxaphone
solo, "Softly and tenderly Jesus is
calling "
Mrs. Joseph England of , LucknQw
and . Gnr. .Harry and • Mrs: Middleton
of Listowel were week -end visitors
,with Mr: and Mrs. J. Swam-.
With proceeds. for patriotic pur-
poses an At Home , will be held on
Friday evening in the • Community
Hall under the auspices of the Wo-
men's Institute. The music for • the
dance will Ire provided by the Me -
Charles' orchestra of LudltnoW.
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KIN.LOSSCENTRE
Mr, Russel Sewors of Salon spent •
the eweek-end i • at the home -of Mr.
a'.
and Mrs. John W ll
Mr. Martin' Nelson :who, was ser
iously hurt'' in the bust) while working
for Mr. Ernest Ackert and'riisbed t,'
ed t
areleas
Hospital', we
s rt
ha
op
in m H ,
W p
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report. is improving. Mr. Nelson
received a number of cuts,' broker:
shoulder and many bruises. . e. '.
Mr. and Mrs. James Valad enter.
tained Mrs. Austin Legge, and Mrs.
Howard Robinson ,of ,-Holyrood, Mr.
Harold .Smith. of ' Listowel, . Messrs,
• Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Re: Martin cele-
'bitted 'their thirty-third wedding, an -
m
lea•
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honorable James G. Ca7drster, ,llil�isleJ' ro0
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Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer of
Windham spent Sunday. afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs: Ezra Wellwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston spent
Sunday with her parents' Mr. and
Ms's. Wm. Conn.
Mr. Dave Gibbs soldier -in -training
at Toronto' spent a' few days at hie
home here last week.
Miss Agnes Wilson 'of St. Thomas
attended the funeral of hpr grand-
mother Mrs. Ferguson and is spend-
ing a fee Hays with her mother Mrs.
James Wilson.
The ..annualmeeting' of the Pres
byterian church Was held last Mon . ay.
A good number presents All the hoer-
mess of the Church was gone over
in a satisfactory manner. One new
trustee was put ht to take the place
of JartJes Sutherland who has ,gond
to Wiughani, Mr. John' Simpson was
the nett/ trustee elected. New'.man-
egets were also put in namely Messrs.
=orhrlliEge�.Geoe Fisher`, yam,
COURRIE'S
•
CORNERS
Miss Ina Ca•inpbeil of Cedar Valley
spent the week -end at 'her home.
Frank.tend William Cassidy of Rive..
erad'ale,' Muses Reba , Marshall : of
Langside, Jean Cassidy -and Lorena,
Hogan of Riyeradale.
r MEldon Eckenswiller ,Was stri::le- „
en with a ,weak spell Friday ''while
assisting -with` the evening chorea.,
He'was' :helped ' to the.house'by; intern-'
;bens' of th'e',family.-and.,*ea feeling
better''. again Saturday and. was .able,
to, go tQ townrd . Le.
Mr. Howagge , •vrtho has.been
donfin d to -the house for a few: days j
is ableo be out and aroundagain. 1
Mr. Little and ,daughter Seyce, Mrs.
Hall,. -Mr. 'and. Mrs. Frank Johnston
were recent visitors• with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ackert and.
family spent Friday with . Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Ackert near Kincardine,:.
Mrs. Charles Schumacher es -visit-
ing with friends at Mildn-ay.
Mr. Ernie Hannah spent the . week -
Mar 's..: '
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With a deep sense ;of loss Canada
s—,z e as in _of _her belevP d
' Sympathy IS expressed to Mr. Ern -tee, His Excellency,
est . Ackert on hearing of the :.news 'Lord Tweedsmuir,
Which ' arrived . here last week from Mr. John Cowan, Sr., is in. Toronto
the West of the death of 'hismother this week attendingthe funeral of
the late Mrs. Ackert: I his sister, 'Mrs. Frank MacKenzie.
Mr. John Far -rich made a business
vyyeek. Mr: and Mei- John Barr and'family Ashfield' was well represented at
tri to ll Drennan last ' Mother .Liberal Convention in Wingham
p�s ent Sunday with. Mrs. Barr's the ,
Mr. Bill Drennan spent• Sunday at, • p,
his home' he e, • Mrs: Percy at Kinlough who had. her on:Monday when Mr. R. J. Peach-
isitin (With family' and, granchildren with her for man 'was chosen standard bearer in
.Mrd. • in Detroit
Wallace rs yr g I the' coming • Federal election.
friends.' in '_ .the., occasion of her birthda'y'.
Mr.' and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan of .
Crewe visited a . day With Mr. and
Mrs. ,Tames Drennan.
Mr. Aleck Farrishis cutting at•
the Hydro. line at Hemlock City.
A social evening was spent Friday.
e the Hall. The prize winners
for progressive euc r•e e
Frank Johnstone, 'Mies Pearl. Jamie-,
son; Mr. Frank Johnstone, Mr. Ew-
art Jamieson. •
Mrs. Cyril Campbell visited with
het father,- Mr. Roulston" of Olivet.
who suffered •a slight stroke.
Mr. Wm.' Waring' spent the week-
end. with Mr: and•Mrs. David Little.
Miss Elmira Alton is visiting with
Miss Vera' Little:
Miss Winnie Lane.. of Belgrave spent
Saturday.at' her. home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Alton and Wen-
del spent an evening with Mr. and
M • Ad ' Johnstone '
venmg zn.
RAPID ' CITY'
Mr. Frank McNall of Tara was 'a
recent visitor ;at his home here.
Visitors ever the week -end with. Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Reed were Mr. Jack
Webster of Kirkland Lake,, Mr. Sid:'
Gardner of Zion, Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Ben-
son Brown and 'Shirley of Port Al-
bert., -
Miss Eunice: Carter is spending a
e3,11 ear_. Kincardine.
Mr. Allan McConnell of oronto
Visas a week -end visitor. with his fain
ily. ••
. Mr.' and Mrs. Andy Culbert and
Donald of Windsor visited a couple
of days with Mrs. Culbert parents
Mr and Mrs. Richard' MCQnillin, Sr.
Mrs. Will Reed was with her
daughter Mrs, Archie' Nicholson a few
ems»
ternoon..A goo attend:ince p en
A very reverent hour Was spent w:hiCh
sh'uld be a help and' inspiration to
-rs. am •
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lock. Mr. Janees Laidlaw is •superin
tendent.. of the :Sunday' School.
The World's Day of Payer `was
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• convenient and reasonable: 'Repay in 12 'month'ly
instalments; cost $ 3.65 per $ 1.00. •No other dxarge.
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