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•PROGRAM INCLUDES: '
Glee Club Numbers; Gymusstio Exhibition; Two Plays—
“THE BOBBY SOX BRIGADE”
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“Dark Brown” produced by permission of Samuel French Ltd.
Adults 50c • — , Reserve Seats at McKim’s Drug Store.
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Comedian Eddie Cantor points
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this Sunday’s (February 1) issue
of The American Weekly, exclus
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THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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OBITUARY
HARRY E. BELL
The death of Harry E. Bell of
Kinlough occurred in Kincardine
Hospital on Tuesday, January 20
Sue to a heart 'condition- This
esteemed gentleman was in his
89th year and had been a highly
respected resident of' the xl£in-
lough district since young man
hood. -
He was a son of William Bell
and Nancy Dunsmore, and was
born on January 13 th, 1865, in
DownieCTownship in Perth Co.
His wife; formerly Susanna
Smith, passed away six years ago
and a son, Albert, died the same
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Mr. Bell was a member of Kin
lough' Anglican Church. The fun
eral service was conducted on
Thursday afternoon at the Mc
Lennan - MacKenzie Memorial
Chapel by Rev. G. Benson Cox.
Interment was in Greenhill Cem
etery, the pallbearers; being six
grandsons, Clifford, Chester and
David . Robb, Harold Haldenby
Lovell McGuire, Clare Sparling.,
Flower bearers were Lorne Bell,
Russell Bell,-Earl Tyack, George
Graham, Fred Gifest, Gordon Erb.
Mr. Bell is survived by one
son, Billie of Renwer, Manitoba
and by three daughters, Mrs.
Howard MIcGuire (Jean) of Hur-
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VIEWS .ZION CHURCH ■.
SUCCESSFUL YEAR •
Zion congregation reviewed a
very sd<»essful/year at the onr
nual meeting held in the church
on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J..R-
Dickinson presided ind reports
were heard from all departments
of the church. ,
Election of officers was held
with the following officers ap
pointed for the ensuing years
Session, George Hunlter, Frank
Ritchie, Jacob Hunter; Stewards,
CharlesWilkins, treas.;William
Helm, Lloyd Hunter, Chas. And
erson, Peter Cook, Gordon Kirk
land, Earl' Swan; Trustees, John
Ritchie, chairman; Jim llunter,
treas.; Allan Ritchie, Lloyd Hun
ter, Nelson Raynard, Peter Cook,
Harvey Ritchite, Marshall Gib
son; Organist, Mrs. Wesley Rit
chie; assistant organists, Sybil
Barger, Carol Gardner; ushers,
Russell Swan,. Douglas^ Hackett,
John Hunter, Douglas Raynard,
Mervin Ritchie; auditors, Wim. O.
Hunter, Chas. Anderson; Parson
age. trustees, Gordon Ritchie, Wm.
G. Hunter; M. & M. treas., Thus.
Hackett; recording secretary,
John Riitchie.2_„ J___
on Township; Mrs. John • Robb
(Annie) of Holyrood; and Mrs.
George Haldenby (Violet) of
KinloU&h..,
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28th, 190
PASTOR DEPLORES SUNDAY
TREND TO SECULAR THINGS
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•In his sermon at Krfbx Pres
byterian Church, Walkerton, on
'Sunday morning., January 18th,
Rev. W.A. Henderson deplored
the present trend of so-called
Christian people and members of.
churches to5 forget to keep the
Lord’s Day and drift away from
church work even on the Sab
bath. He further stated that the '
Walkerton Memorial arena was ~
open practically all day for hoc^
key practise, hockey game® and
skating, as counter attraction to
church attendance,
The Walkerton ^erald-Timesi.
commenting on this .secular,
trend,Concluded by saying that
it was hoped that others will take :
up the fight to retain Sunday ob
servance there.
Hackett’sW.M.S.
The January meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Alex Hack
ett with Mrs. Andrew^ Ritchie,
the president, presiding. Follow
ing the opening hynin and Lord’s
Dynes Campbell
read ithe scripture lesson. Ws.
Bert .Alton read a chapter from
the study book and also gave-
an interesting reading dsecribing
the imprisonment and release, of
Mr. Cunningham, a missionary
in. Red China, who now lives at
Three Hills, Alta. The ladies de
cided. ito make some quilts this
year. Mrs. Willkins moved vthat
Mrs. Jim Nelson and Mrs. Geo.
Alton be captains for talent
money teams to aid our funds,
The motion was ■ seconded by
Mrs. Alex HacketV The losers
are to provide a pot luck sup-
per n,for the winners next Fall.
A card of thanks was r<pd from
Marie Cupskey. Hymn 585 was
sung and Mrs. Wilkins closed
with prayer. A dainty lunch jv^as ‘
served by the hostess assisted by .
Mrs. Jim Nelson. . y
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United Church Evg. Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary to the W.M.S.
was held January 20th at the
home of Mrs.. S. Collyer with 36
present, Mrs.' George Joynt took
charge of the devotional service
and business. The scripture read
ing was taken by Mrs. R. Black.
Those assisting in prayer . were
Mrs. R Johnstone, Mrs. W.
Howey, Mrs. F. Wilson, Mrs. T.
A. MacDonald; It was decided a
box would be left in the church
for clothes, etc., suitable for bale
sh^ipping-andKcrea.Anycon^ ^
tributions will be much apprecia
ted; Installation of officers for
1953 was conducted by Rev,' G.
Meiklejohn and Mrs. C. Thomp-
son. The new president, Mrs. K.
Murdie, took charge and it was «
decided the February meeting
will be ait the church. The. offer
ing will be a Valentine love gift.
Plans were discussed for the new
year after which Mrs. H. R. Al-
lin took charge of the. program.
The theme, music of African, peo
ple, was very ably dealt with by
Rev. G. Meiklejohn; This was fol-
lowed by the topic prepared by ;
Mrs. T. A. MacDonald and read
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number by Miss M. Rae was w.
much enjoyed. Rev. Meiklejohn
dismissed; the meeting. A social
half hour followed with Mrs. H.
-Webster—conducting a— contest
The officers are: pres., Mrs. K.
C....Murdie; 1st vice, Mr^. T.vMac
Donald; 2nd Vice, Mrs. V. Hun- <
ter; sec.,, Mrs., H. Allin; treas;,
Mrs. Cs Webster; pianist, Mrs. • ‘
Lloyd Ashton; assistant tpianist;
Meiklejohn ;\ Christian stc>». ’ ;
wardship and finance, Miss Mar-
garet Rah; Missionary Monthly
s^C‘, Mrsy.Wm^ Humphrey; citi-V
zertship ahd temperance, Mrs. L, .
Ritchie; supply com., Mrs. Alex.
"McNay; Mrs. “Jack-' Nicholson.
Mrs. Cliff Crawford; Community
Fnepdship sec;, Mrs. A. Wilson; '
Jan.,- Feb., March., Mrs. G. Joynt,
Mrs. R. Button; April, May, June.
Mrs.-. K,- Caiirieron, ’Mrst C. TlrohtP
son; Juiyr Aug.; Sept., Mrs. Har- . •
• Webster,• Mrs. 'Ll'byd, Halk '
Oct., Noy., Dec., Mrsi Alex And
rew, Mrs. Roy. Havens; Leaders
for Mission Band, Mrs. G. Joynt.
MM Brock Cleland; Leaders for >x
Baby Band, Mrs.. EtoydWilson,
Mrs. Stuart Collyer.
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