The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-01-28, Page 5WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28th, 1953
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FORMER ASHFIELD COUPLE
47 YEARS MARRIED
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Mr. and Mrs: Lome Webster,,
Seaforth, marked their 47th wed
ding anniversary Saturday.
Mrs. Webster, the former Ethel
Lawrence, was married to Lome
Webster, January 24, 1906, at the
home of the bride’s parents, the
late Mr. and Mrs. James Law
rence, McKillop^ by the Jate, Rev.
Birks, Seaforth Methodist church.
Bridesmaid was Sarabel Daley,
now Mrs, Wilbert Webster, Sea
forth, and. best man was Daniel
Henderson, Lucknow.
After their marriage the couple
farmed. in Ashfield township,
near Lucknow; until moving to
Seaforth in 1910. Mr. Webster has
been a mail carrier put of Sea
forth for over 20 years; ,;-
They have a family of . five
^augirters,7"dV[rs;:™Huliand'^(Map-)^
Toronto; Mrs.'Wm. Dodds (Pearl)
of McKillop; Mrs. Clendon Chris
tie (Audrey h Brucefield; Mrs.
Robert Watspn (Lulu), Seaforth;
and her twin sister, Mrs. A. Bab
cock (Freida), Toropto.-^Seaforth
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WHITECHURCH
Mr^*: Toynbee Lamb spent
Tuesday pf last week at the home
of Mrs. D. Kennedy.
Mrs. -U# Kennedy had the tele
phone installed last Week, The
npmber is 652-w-2._
There were 9 tables of euchre
played last Wednesday nighlt in
the hall, with high prizes going
to Mrs. Donald Martin and Chas.
Martin. Low prize went to Mrs.
Riissell Ross and Eldon Emerson.
Mrs. Garland of Sask, is spend-
_m&^/RrTeM-days Jwith_hier-_auht,_
Mr,>. W, J. .Coulter* and other.
Ross relatives. ‘.
/ We are Sprry to hear .thaf Mfr.
Ab McQuillin has been under the
doctor’s care suffering a heart
attack,' -
We are pleased to hear that
Miss Grace Richardkon" was able
' to come home last Saturday. She
has been in Victoria Hospital,
London, Where she had one of
her legs: amputated because of a
bone infection. She is at the home
of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
Richardson.
Miss Beverley Casemore is ill
with the mumps. , (
Misses Betty and Marilyn New
man are sick this week Wiith ’flu.
; Mrs. Robt. Henderson, Larry &
Keith all had? their tonsils re
moved last week in Wingham
Hospital.
DIED—-in the /Goderich Hospi
tal, Wm/ Thoms in "his 81st/year;
He was the husband of the late’
Jane Coulter, formerly of White
church.
BORN—to Mr. and Mrs. Clark
McGregor in Wingham Hospital'
on Tues., Jan; 20th/ a daughter,
stillborn. ' .
. Mrs. Win. Henry held a plastic
demonstration at her home on
Friday evening. Ken Zin.n of near
.Wingham was the' demonstrator'
Lunch; was served by, the hostess
arid* a social time enjoyed. ■.
The Whitechurch/Women’s In
stitute are celebralting their' 25
years of organization, on Friday, <
January 30th at 8*30 p*m. All
members and former members
are .cordiallyTidvited to attend..
Ladies are/asked to please bring
lunch. No admission; Dance after
to Tiffin’s orchestra: :
We Pre sorry to report that
zBrerida WilsOn ,is sick with the
chicken pox this week.
The regular meeting, of the
United Church W.M.S. was held
at the home of Mrs/ E. Scholtz
with a goodly attendance. Plans
were jn a de to • send . a bale to j
Korea; also a Valentine tea to be]
held in the church Sunday school
The 'Whitechurch Farm Forum
was held at the home of, Mr. and
Mrs: James Laidlaw on January
26th. They had as their speaker
Mr. DeWitt Miller of Wingham;
The topic was Daylight Saving.
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CARD OF THANKS /
The family of the late Harry
Bell wish to express their sin
cere thanks |o friends and neigl>
hors for their many kindnesses
shown them and sympathy ex-
■ tended them ih the /passing: • of
their father. ‘
The family of the late Mrs, R.
J. Cameron wish to thank their
many friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown them dur
ing; their recent sad bereavement,
also'for the beautiful floral trib-
utesr letters and cards. , Special
thanks to Rev. Meiklejohn,, the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion
(and Mrs; HarOld Allin, '
:. I wish to express my. amcere
thanks to the very kind friends
who personally brought treats
and to all those who sent cards
at the time of my accident.
'Bianks also to the W.M.S. of the
United Church, (the W.A. Group
and the Women’s Tnstitute. This
thoughtfulness was deeply ap
preciated. . ■
Mrs. Charles Congram.
IN MEMORY
MOFFAT-^-In loving memory of
a-dear- son and(brother,- George,
who passed away one year ago,
January 28th, 1952.
--Ever remembered and sadly
missed iby Father, Mother, Sister
and Brothers. ; . ,./'
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-T IN mEMORIAM’: ■ ’ /
NICHOLSON—in loving memory
of Samuel Nicholson who passed
away suddenly two years ago on
January; 31st.
His memory is as dear today
As in the hour he passed away;
—Ever remembered by Brothers
and. Sisters. /
IN MEMORIAM
IRWIN—in loving memory-of a
dear husband and father, Melvin
Irwin, who passed away January
30th, 1942.
We. often sit and think-of him-
When we are' all. alone,
j For memory is the only Mend
That grief cari call its own. ;
Like ivy on the withered oak,
When all Other things decay,
Our love for him will still keep
.■■green '■
And never fade away.
—Loving remembered by Wife
and daughters Dor is and Helen*
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course—under. .the.. leadership of
Mrs. Alex Percy and Mrs. Frank
Thompson; Each member is mak
ing . a cotton dress. Miss jean
Steckle. home economist, „ . was
present at a recent meeting and
commended them on their splen
did work. The next meeting will
(be held at the home of Erlma
Jean and Marion Percy. -
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins
spent the weekend in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle
and family.
Mr. , and Mrs. Goldie Emerson
were in Fergus over the week
end attending a United Church'
Young People’s conference;
Mr. Wayne Johnstone spent
the- week end with Mr.: Ellwood
i Hodgins.
The P,Y.P.A. Will/join the Y.P.
of South Kiriloss on Monday ev
ening for the annual Bums night.'
The H.WI. will hold their “At
Home” on February 6th when a
social evening will be held in the
Hblyf dbd”Hall? “
The icommunjty was shocked
and saddened on Tuesday lasj^
when death’Claimed a highly (re
spected citizen in the person pif
the late Harry E. Bell. The de
ceased had been in failing health
for s.ome time and “ two weeks
ago was removed to Kincardine
Hospital. The fuberal was held
from the MacLennan-MacKenzie
memorial chapel on Thursday/
Sympathy is .extended to the be
reaved family. . /
The H.W.I. will meet at the
home of Edna and May Boyle on
February 5th. Conveners,. Mtsi R.
Elliott; Mrs;, F» Thompson; roil
call/, a Valentine verse; name a*
bird and. give its call; topic, The
life of Jack Miner; motto, The
human race is divided between
twQ -classes, thp§e who go ahead
ahd7do-something-ari<£thosejwho:
Sit and' inquire why wasn’t -it
done some other,/way; Contest,
home - made Valentine; Current
events, Mrs* Ed Thompson; lunch,
Mrs. Wesley Guest (s), Mrs; Alex
Percy (s), Mrs^ Thos. Harris ('c)i
Mrs. Frank .Thompson, (c); .
Miss Winnie Percy, R*N; of
. Woodstock speht a few days at
here home hei’e. < • s
■' Mn and Mrs; Jack. MacDonald,
Dianne,/Jeannette and Heather
of “Kincard i no -visitedT-on-Sunday-
with Mr? and Mrs! Alex Percy*
Miss Erima Jean Percy visited
o'vei* the week end with Luck
now friends* ■ . ■
The Stitch and Fit iClu!b: met
on Saturday at the home of Mrs*
Frahk Thompson with Miss EiR
een Ellioif, president, in charge.
The theme song “the more We
ing. There are 12 girls taking this
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Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary
The January meeting was held
at ithe home of Mrs. Robt. Mac-
Kenzie, with the president; Mrs.
Morgan Henderson taking the
opening prayer. Hymn 87 was
sung and scripture readings were
taken by Mrs. Cam1 MacDonald
and Mirs.. R. Forster. The open
ing chapter from the study book
on Africa, was very ably, taken
iby Miss Gladys MacDonald. For
Bible Study this /year we have
chosen,. the .“Beatitudes”, . and
Miss ^faudie' Fisher had charge
of the first one. Plan^vere made
for the February meeting which
is to be a pot luck supper. Mrs*.
Mason gave the/.current events
from the Glad Tidings. Hymn 371
Was sung and Mrs. A. Smith clos
ed the meeting with -prayer.
RE-ELECT GEORGE KENNEDY
HEREFORD PRESIDENT
George Kennedy of Pine Echo
^Farms, Boundary East, was re
elected president of the Ontario
Hereford Breeders’ Association,
at their annual meeting held last
week in Guelph. The Association
now has a membership, in ex-.,
cess of 1,250;
Guest speakers included W. P.
Watson, Ontario livestock com-,
missioner and Professor R. G.
Knox, head of the animal hus
bandry department of the. Ontario
Agricultural College.
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