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. • HARRY LEHiM,I: PROP.
` 'THE LUCKN0w • SENTINEL
NEi
EUROPEfiS
U HEVANGELI ZED
MILLIONS
Hearts were stirredand anew se m•-
pathetie interest ,awakened for the
Spiritual need t►f EnroPe ;as * Rev. and
Mrs, Arthur Salter from Czechoslo=
i akia and Miss Laura Miswick of
Lithuania vividly protrayed the hope-
lessness of the millions of refugees
forced from . their homes, ninny., of
whom have never seen a Bible.,
The •lkiiesiouaries spoke in the :'l? own.
Hall; the United Church, at the Mis-
,.sion.Band of . the Presbyterian church
and • in the Lucknow Bible ;.;Institute
this past ,week and brought 'to their
Co my Council in session
jQCALandGENERALj Bruce County Council is in session
• this week at Southampton, ,wbere
Sucinmer Sale of Coats and Dresses, Lake Huron's • cool breezes =will) be
Wednesday Juane 19th at Templetop's..
Bargains in . Congoleum, Linoleum "&
Feltol. Rugs. The Market Store..
Mrs, A. H. Wilson . of • Fort W�illiarn
is ' visiting here with hes sister, Mrs.,
Dun an MacDonald, Sr. •
Bruce County Power grader, oper-
ated
per=ated by Digit' McQuiliin, was at Work
on 'Village streets .on Tuesday.
Mrs. :W. L. MacKenzie has •been
confined to bed 'for the past week but
is improving nicely.
Miss Flora Andrew of , London .•was
i week -end visitor' at her home here.,,
and was aeeompanied .' by. Miss, Jean
'Dorland„ also of London.
audiences by means of coloured. slndea ,'".. ...
and messages,• a, „startling report of
the Spiritual darkness pervading :the
:ocentraes OpEurope .:& 'the .eagerness
with 'Which many of the, :• inhabitants
received the' message of salvatien,-
•,The story was told of one Jew who
had searched formany' yearn in Lith-
uania for a Nevi Testament ' in • the
Lithuanian language in order that ►ne
might read it' and how finally he ob-
tained one from Miss Miswick, . Af .er
reading it secretly at night for 'three.
weeks he returned full of joy, ,con-
vinced that Jesus was truly their ales -
slain
d Miss Miswick speaks, five lang-
uages, Lithuania, Russian, Polish,
Czechoslovakia and English_ She told
of her perilous voyage from Lithuania
and of how their boat was stopped
by the Gerinans and searched and the
passengers taken off and. questioned:
She described the terror of the Jews.
onboard and the opportunity she had
tg comfort and ' witness for her Sav-
iourto these sheep without a Shep-
herd. She rejoiced in the opportunity
she had of telling the Gospel to so
many' nationalities huddled together
and of the suspense they .endured
while snaking ,their way through the
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for .S1gsinu'er
Mrs. Pearlman has •Just returned
from Toronto • with• a neige range of
NEW SUMMER DRESSES and
COATS. All the latest Styles and •
Colours,
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PEARLMAN
ONTARIO
CHURCH NEWS
United Church W:
The June .meeting of"'the W. M. S.
of the United church ;was held on
Wedneadao the 5th with Mrs. G. An-
drew presiding in the absence of Mrs:
Bushell who is ill- The scripture. les-
son was taken by Mrs. T. Alton. Mrs.
It. Fisher gave a Bible reading and
Mrs. Hodgins led in prayer. A num-
ber of business. 'matters .and corres-
pondence was dealt with. 'My. R.
Fisher gave a report of the, bale that
was pecked : consisting of 2 boxes,
valued at $61,00. The MI ion Band
also sent a bale to Cape Croker. Mar-
garet Rae contributed a solo accom-
panied by Miss Jessie McKenzie. Mrs.
Robt. Thompson gave a report of the
Bruce Presbyterial that had been held
in Teeswater Mrs. Jack Campbell.
gave the topic ''Building for Peace"
and a' number of ladies gave readings
On the topic. Meeting . closed, with.
,,,prayer.
Presbyterian W. M. S.
The June meeting of. the W. M. S -
of the Presbyterian church was held
in the church under the leadership of
Mrs. Watson.Mrs. MacDonald, the
president; was in the chair: The.meet
ing "opened with hymn 269 after which
Mrs. Russell gave the scripture. read-
ing and prayer. The roll .call was on
grace. It was ¶l'ecided to visit the
Mission Band on' June 17th • at 4
o'clock. All ladies of the ..congrega-
tion are invited: Mrs. Ball had thi
Bible study.'She spoke on prepared-
ness. Mrs. Smith gave the Tidings
prayer followed, by s reading by Mrs.
Jas. Little. A solo was."sung by Mrs.
Aitchison' followed by the Presbyter-
ial report by, Mrs.- C. Agnew. After
hymn 379, Mrs. MacDonald' closed
with prayer.
LUCKNOW BIBLE INSTITUTE
Mr... and, Mrs, Cecil Becker and
nbree.: •children' •.of Ann Arbour are
eisitwg• with. her sinter' Mrs. E. H.
Agee*, andMr. Agnew.,
urs. E. Urquhart, • Mr. `and Mrs:
Burton Urquhart . and Judith spent
•Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ait-
chison.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gammie, Ross.
Dorothy . and John and Mus. Woods
Visited Elora and . Fergus' friends last
.Saturday.
Miss Jessie MacKenzie was .in
Thamesford on Friday, . assisting at
the trousseau tea far Miss Alice
Brownlee, bride -elect. •
welcomed, and should be helpful as
the County legislators deal with mat-
ters confronting them at thWsnmmer
sitting, Renew rif, E. Buslcell of town
and Richard =04 of Kinloss are
amongthase a
ttQadanCe,
kiss Winnie Douglas R.N. • .5f:
Kirkland Lake is holidaying at the
home aff here parents, Mr. and Mrs
ri. T.
Douglas •
•
Mr. and :Mrs. Grant MacDiarniid.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell J. ,MacKenzie and
Mr. Alex MecDiarmid spent the week-
end in :Detroit .with Mr, and Mrs. Geo,
D. Stockhann.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leith and Jack
attended, the funeral. of Mr. Herbert
Castle' ,at Clinton on _Monday after-
noon: Mr- Castle was a brother -in-
law of Mrs. Leith.
mines of the North . Sea. " She said. blaylor of the 15th •Genesh➢
"Lithuania Jewry- is the , creanc of Hospital •unit of the R_C-A: �•$-C_, who
Jewry, they are very Orthodox has P
ing a zeal for, God but not according receifltly returned to Toronto from
England; was a week -end visitor with
to knowledge". In Lithuania alone .relatives here:
there are 306;000 Jews plus 100,000
Jewish refugees fronn Poland..
Mr. and Mrs. Salter lime visited
nearly all the lMlission fields where
the European Christian Mission have
established a'. owrk—France, Poland,
Lithuania, Hungary, Rumania,
Czechoslovakia' and especially stress Marian' Gammie of Elora on Satun-dav
ed the great need of France, a so -call- Janne. 8th and together they attended
ed Christian country but in great I the marriage of their cousin Miss
Spiritual darkness: There three mus- Jean Marjorie Gammie to Mr. Archie
sionaries are labouring in Paris and M Beattie of Fergus.
have, handed out thousands of Gospels
Dr. J; Grant ,MacKenzie of New
and Bibles to the Fieanch and refugees I York City is visiting at the home of
from other lands. 'The field of the
his parents Mr. and Mrs. W.. L. Mas
European' Mission extends from Spain'
Kenzie. Dr MacKenzie. is returning
to Russia with over 400, 00,000 'un
later to complete post graduate Stud -
evangelized people- They (say that if Yes at the New York Eye and 'Ear
mighty Russia had
diem, evangelized Infirmarytthe and the Colrk: Eye
Univer.
in the past, commuitisin could never it �Iednca1, Centre.
have 'seized it. Europe is a pagan sY
field, the most neglected and most The Julie meeting of the Women's
opportune field in 'the •world. . - q Institute will :be held in the Town
Gifts for the work may be left with Hall at 2:30 p.m. this Friday, June:14.
the Lucknow Bible Institute or sent Motto ----"Better be silent than speak
directly to the European Cluistiann ill"; roll call"Things money cannot
Mission 960 Dufffferin St:, , Toronto. buy"; topic—"Art of everyday living";
The . Lucknow Bible ▪ Institute will
meet as usual this Thursday evening
to which all are invited.' Part of the
evening' -will be spent in prayer, for
revival and ,for our nation. The Bibb'
Study will be Acts 5:. and friends are
urged to bring their Bibles with them
and invite others to come.
Reports have .' been • current' this
week that a new drug store is to open
in Lucinow, but while' a young rear-
ried couple have Qisitedethe Village
in. this regard, there. is, no assurance
that they plan . to locate here.
Miss Helen Genuine visited Miss
SPOKE ON SOCIAL
FIEA,LTH- SERVICES
The Honourable George. Hoadley,
former Minister of Health 'in Alber-
ta, spoke in the Town Hall here on
Thursday night, but unfortunately his
splendid address was beard by a mere
handful of people. .
m .
• •
Mr. Hoadley ,is ,associated with time
National .Committee for Mental Hy.,
glen, andis conducting a series of
meetings arrangedby the United Far-
nmers of Ontario. He spoke here un-
der auspices of the Lucknow United
Farmers and Hairshea Clubs.
As Minister of Healthfor fourteen
years fp. Alberta, he introduced "out-
standing 1e " latiouj for the provision
of 'socia ' . ealth' .services, and :pit" .n ,
in support of 'the extension of health
_.erelees in the Dominion . that Mr„'
Hoadley is new, lecturing; •
Hikes made a• wide study of health
conditions and various types of conn
miinity health organizations, ” and is
the author of' a booklet •"Canada's
Health", Which affords much . stat-
istical and other first hand Imewledge
of this 'vital subject. • .
The conclusion of those who have
studied this matter suns it up thus.
"The health situation in Canada must
be viewed with grave concern."
Mr. Hoadley advocates . a public
health service that has as its, founda-
tion preventative medical care; made
Possible by state paid doctors- Such
health services however should far=
ther include all phases of treatment;,
including maternity and surgical'caire:
Of several million dollars now speiat
Mc-. and Mrs. George Alton of Bel- a for public health services, only sie
feel' were Sunda visitors at Mr. Ern- per cent. is for prevention. `As long
est Ackert's. $ as tidy short-sighted policy prevails,
Mr- and Mrs.' Chas. Congrase and we will continue to pour out millions
fancily • were Sunday visitors •'Mtn
friendsat EtheL for merely canting sickness", said Mr.- .
Illi-. ^and' Mrs- Clifford Harmon. and Hoadle3r.
ENGAGEMENTS
• The engagement is
announced of
Mildred Anna, youngest daughter •. of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 'McQuil-
lin to William Robert Pardon, young-
est sten 'of .Mr. and • Mrs: J. C. Porion
of Wawanosle,='I'he marriage to take;
Place the latter part , ofy June.
Y
The engagement, is .amiouncedof.
Ahna Wizabetb; daughter of Mr. and
➢ , Walter -C= :.Lynde Myrtle- Sta-
tion, Ontario, to Dr. Frederick Allan
Procunier; 'son of Mr. and 1 rs- Geo.
Procunier, Ingersoll, Ontario. The
marriage to take place June 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swan of Bel-
more wish to announce the engage-
ment of their second eldest daughter
Doris Vilda to Mr. John Smith Mac-
Donald, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs -
Donald A. MacDonald of Ripley, the
wedding to take place the latter part
of 'June.
{HOLYROOD
Mrs. Wm. Fisher, visited on Tues-
day with Mrs.. Howard' Robinson:
• Mr. and Mrs. Rout.. Turnbull, Betty
and Ruth of Underwood spent Sunday
at Mr.Robert MacDonald's. •
• THUR:SDAY, JUNE 13th, 1940
family of Tata, •Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Statistics contained in Mr. Boad-
Miller and fondly :of Allenford Spent 1ey's '•hookiet,` emphasize clearly the
Kincardine•
Thurs., 'Fri, Sat. — June 13, 14, 15
THE .FUNNIEST PICTURE,
EVER MADE! •
Pr "THE
HOUSEKEEPER'S
DAUGHTER"
»with
JOAN BEN NEIT '
ADOLPHE 'ME1+IJOU
' BILL GARGAN
Plus
ACTION PICTIURE
,An `Angel Boli.'Texas'
ROSEMARY LANE -
WAYNE MORRIS
lMlon„'Tues;, Wed. June 17; 18, 19
M tII RICE MAETER LINCK'S.
The . Brie Bird
A FANTASY. IN TECHNICOLOR
• . ' with' . ,
SHIRLEY .TEMPLE
.SYBIL JASON
Jesse Ralph, Eddie Collins; Nigel
Bruce, Al Sheen, Gale ' Sonder-
gaard. • -
Sunday with Holyrood friends. . • masses who cannot afford proper m:
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott and ical services until their illness has
C"layton;. Mrs. Perry Anthony of De- reached a point where it is imperative
trait, Mr. Walter Pollock of Clarks they. receive such attention. This is the
were recent -•visitors with •Mrs. Album prime cause that makes social ser -
Ackert, slices so imperative, for, ”"in this 20th
' Mk. and Mrs- Gordon Jamieson; Ira- century of progress we have death
belle and Stuart of Paramount, Mrs_
C., E. Wilson, Kenneth and Donald of ,.rates for certain eauses `snnworthy of
Saskatoon spent . Sunday evening at a civilized country," he said.
M.r...Thos. Harris:. • We know something of'the mach-
Mie null Mrs., ;Parker Israckelbani➢s finery whien is available; • of the.: plans
and •. Isabel • of , Cargill' spent Sunday
ct Mr Albert. T'liinpsons.
which may be tried,- of the public
Mr.and Mrs. Ho and biuson ono health services we have. which meed
Shirley' spent Sunday at oderich. gstrengthening; and of th'e great areas
t: where they do not even exist, he said.
Individuals cannot get machinery
moving, but great : things ' 'could be
accoef-
1
Ontario. 1" report of .•District Annual; gliest
speaker -Miss 'Gwendolynn Ackert::•
WARD FIVE UNIT OF,
1tED CROSS IS ACTIVE..
At . another' meeting of.'Ward, 5.
Huron ''Toaa.nship� unit' of the Reale
Crows held in. Olivet Church Thurs-
day evening arrangements were made
for a garden party to be held in 01- d
ivet Church. •grounds Tuesday:June
18th. Committees neve appointed and
a good evening's entertainment is ex-
On Thursday afternoon three work
petted •
meetings were held; on the 4th at
'Mrs. Bert Breckenridge up the 2nd at u
Mrs. Donald' alaeCharles and 'west,
on the 2nd at the home of Mrs.- Alex
MacTavish. 'Quilts were' quilted. gar -1
mnents cut Out and.giv,en out. Keen in -4
terest is being shovrn in this work
.and many donations have been re-
•ceieed, Look .for fuller announcement
of garden party in this 'paper.
•
THE
U N'I1ED
CHURCH.
L'BPC11;1 oiv •
. SUNDAY
JUNE 16th
10 a�n.—Sunday School
Public Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m -
The. Sons of God by passing griefs
are blessed;
Amid• the dark, He ever .leads to
light;
His purposes and plans are al -
1 ways right.
t, • CREWE
3Ir and Mrs.- Lorne Woods and
Donna and Mrs. Helm of St. Helen.
visited Mr. 'and Mrs- Sam Kilpatrick
int Sunday.. Mrs. Helm remained for
a , few days.'• , . .
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. Whitley and
little son off nndridge spent a- few
days with. Mriand Mrs. Victor Whit-
:, ley- ' •
JIr. and .rs. Wilffred. Drennan and
1I family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Curran. and
fannily, Mr. and Mrs.: Bert Treleaven
and family attended the graduation og
A & .M Hospital, Goderich, on Friday'
their niece; Miss Lenore Stothers be-,
hing one of 'the graduates.
Mr ' and Mrs. Sane Sherwood at=
tended the graduation of their niece
Miss Fern ' Cranston ' at Goderich on
Friday. Mrs. James Sherwood, 5hir-
le and Norma were' also guests. •
Mr. Colin Crozier was up • from
lieury and attended the graduation
also •a' guest of Miss. Cranston.
Mme- Earl McWhinney of Echo Boa
;is visiting at her uncle's Mr.. Dave
MIcW hinne'.
Mr. and Ctrs. S. J. Kilpatrick Mr.
and ilia.R: Kilpatrick were guests
,1 of 'M,-. and Mrs. Jim Hesson, Strat=
;lord patu,rd. i,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinsoci of•
Thu- noek were .recent : guests with Mr.
and Mrs.` R. Finnigan. 1
Mr. :arid: Mrs. Geo. Fteeman visited -
their, daughter Mrs. Lorne. Emmons
On Thursdayafternoon. the W. M.
S. meeting was held at Mrs. Rivett's.
After devotional exercises readings:
were given by Mrs. • S. Kilpatrick,
Mrs. Finnigan :and Study book by
Mrs. Treleaven after which arrange
menu were made' for the -Church Jub-
ilee se hick is .being 'held on. Sunday
Jung 30th and Monday July 1st.
mplished by ' a co-operative
fort to this end. ' •
Mr. S. E. Robertson was appoinated'
chairman " for the* evening, and ex-
presses appreciation to Mr. Hoadley
for his. very fine address. ..
i. ZiON
Those attending the graduation ••e
ercises in Godericli• on Friday last
when. Miss • Lenore Stothers of Dan -
gentian was one Of the five to grad-
uate were Mr- and Mrs: Thos. Hack-
ett and fancily, Miss' Kathleen Gard-
ner, Mr .and Mrs. .,George Ilninter,
Miss Elleda Hunter,.:. Mr- and Mrs.
W. G. Nuciter.' ' . •
„Mrs. MMlrs. Charter and 'son Robert of
Blyth, 'Mrs: Leroy and daughter Mar
waren of Regina were visitors witin
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and
Mrs. Andrew.
Mrs. Robert • llannilton and sons
Benson. Clarence of Wingham visited
on. Monday with. Mr. and Mrs. 'Rich-
ard . Gardner.'
Mrs. "George Colman of Seafortt
spent Sunday with: her sister Mrs.
Wan. Ritchie and Mr -..Ritchie.
Church services on Sunday at 11
a.m. when Mr. Roy Alton, a delegate
to London Conference .this year will
present 'his report-' Sunday School' at
10:30 a.nn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon •Kirklend and
David were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Andrew,•Wingham.•
Mrs.. Alfred Ritchie of Laurier
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest (Ganer. • -
Tt"e arc lrdileased to report that Mints
Jean Ritchie. R.N.., .is able. to return
home after being a patient in Queen
Alexandria Hospital for' some time
past. !1!!g
THE MORE. YOU BUY THE
'BETTER YOUR .CHANCES
TO WIN THE LOVELY
Cedar
Chest
Value $29.95'
WHICH WE .4RE GIVING
AWAY. ABSOLUTELY
FREE
NE ITEMS JUST ARRIVED.
SUIMIMER: LUGGAGE
WHITE PURSES
• VOH E DRESSES '
TABLE OILCLOTHS
SE'POT
5c to $1:0.0 ' Store
I'
MAFEKI NG
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods and
tittle daughter and Mrs. John .Helen
of- St.. Helen's visited on Sunday witn
Mafekinng and Crewe friends. Mrs.
Helen remained with her sister 'Mrs -
S, J. Kilpatrick for a few days visit.
• The shingling' of the chaarch .and
shed is almost completed:
Mr. and -Mrs. George Stewart 'of St:
Helen's called at the home. of Mr.
Milton Kilpatrick one evening last
week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Frad Anderson of .
'Lion spent' Monday With . Mafeking'
and Crewe friends.
Sunday, visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Twaanley were. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Higgins and 'Mr- and Mrs. Alvin
Higgins and children of "Brassies.
Mrs. Harvey Webb and children of
St. Helens spent Sunday with M. and
Mrs. Harvey Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis McDonald and
Mr. and Mrs: Neil McDonald of Pais—:
ley, also Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brook.
of Paramount visited recently wit.
Min and Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick.
Mrs.. George Andrew and' Flora of
Lucknow called on Mr. and Mrs. Wit!
rMnili'ecV oni .9ntorday.
'Mr. and • Mn:s- S. J. Kilpatrick and '
Mr. and Mrs. itichard Kilpatrick vis-
ited friends . in Stratford on Satur-
day; •
Mr.,Hagedaprs of Paisley who oper-
ates' a ditching: mpehine moved the
ditchee to Mr. Milton Kilpatrick's
this 'Week. •
Baraiiis. in Cony®Ieum and Linoleu - Res. New
Goods,. New Patterns at less that* List Prices
tains and Curtain Nets. Special ' Prices onThese for Next Two Weeks
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