The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-18, Page 5EDNESDAY, MAUCH 18, 1953
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WHITECHURCH
fir. and. Mrs. T. Jaritzi and fam-
of-Milverton, Miss Mary Fos-
and. Bill Fisher of Mitchell
■nt Sunday at George Fisher’s.
)ur sympathy goes to Mrs.
10s rCornelius in mourning the
s of her sister, the. .late Mrs.>
ackleton of Dunganripn.
Sirs. James MicIIiratTi~~is im-
>ving after a major operation
Wingham Hospital.
’he Women’s Institute met in
hall on Tuesday afternoon.
5. Mclnnes presided, opening . meeting.; Mrs. Russell Ross
5 apjypinted convener Of Pub-
Relations arid Community^
ivifies. Alternatives for . the
elph committee were named,
s. Frank Milier and Mis. L.
lin. For the May meeting art-
s are to be brought for the
image sale at Wingham. The
roll caU~was? ariswefesi^By a book
I have read. Mrs. Garnet Farrier
played an instrumental. ' Mrs.
Frank Miller had the. motto “Do
ing what we ought, deserving no
praise”. Mrs.. Scholtz played two
Irish numbers on the piano. Mrs.
V. Emerson h§.d an Irish reading
on Leap Year. Mrs. Grain gave
two readings, “The Very Fine
Art__of._Eorgetting” - and --‘Test”;-
Mrs. Emerson gave a paper on
“What Canada means to. Me”.
Three ladies were appointed to
bring in the slate of-Officers?Mrs.
TBob Purdon, Mrs. Russell Ross
and Mrs. Frank Ross. Donations
for the penny roundup amounted
to $14.76. Two Irish contests and
lunch concluded the .meeting.
Conveners of the,committees will
be expected to have their reports
ready for the April meeting;.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
KINLOUGH
for the. roll call was “
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fry and
Rickey returned to Wingham af
ter. being here since November,
Mrs. Fry was caring for. her moth
er, Mrs. Wm. Haldenby, who has
beep a. ibed patient^ since, that,
time: Mr. Fry- is employed at the
Stedman Store, Wirigham.
The Sr, W.A,-met on Thursday
at the- home of Mrs. Wm. Wall
with Mrs, Tom Hodgins in charge.
The opening hymn, was “Q Spirit
;of—the^iving™ God whicti w a s:
followed • by prayers: The word
for the. roll call wus,,T■‘Heaven”.
Mrs. Ralph Hrll read the scrip
ture,a. ;Mrs.,J;' W. "Colwell .ha,d
charge of the Prayer. Partners
work. A letter was read in part
from the, Rev. Benson Cox who is
now in the Holy. Land. As this
was a work meeting a-quilt wais
quilted and quilt blocks made4.
The'meeting closed with the lit
any and a. dainty lunch was serv
ed by the hostess. The April
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Tom Hodgins.
A number from here attended
the play “Hen Pecked Henry’’,'
.whi.ch..was.Tpres’ented: .by the Pine
River Young People at Holyrood
on Friday evening.
Mrs, Frank Colwell and’ Hus
ton of Berivie spent Saturday ev
ening with Mrs. J., W. Colwell.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon
non of Larising, Michigan, visited
during the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Hodgiris.
Mrs. C. Hewitt spent last week
^with Mr. and Mrs. Jaclc Hewitt
and family.
Young Mother Dfesr
Word was received here on
Friday of the sudden passing of
Mrs. Robert Burt of Toronto^-Mf„
and Mrs. Bill Burt and other
members of the. Burt family at
tended the funeral at Toronto on
Monday. Bob was the, son of Mr.
ahd~”Mrs. Charlie Burt, a former
resident of this community and
deepest sympathy is extended to
him, also his infant son, in their
sad bereavement.
Had Car Accident , -
Mr. and Mrs. John Prest, Peter
and Harry narrowly escaped
mdre serious injuries on Satur^
.day last while, returning from
Hanover. A front tire on their
car blew pulling the car to the
ditch. The car was badly damag
ed. Mr, Prest and the boys were
unhurt, but Mrs. iPrest’s face was injured and one shoulder. Mii
Prest is the Anglican minister
here and a student at Huron Col
lege, London.
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CULROSS CORNERS
Bethany Forum .met Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Earle
Hodgins. There were 23 adults
and two children present. We
ound the topic, “Farm BeautificaL
tion”, very interestingi Games
were played arid lunch served. A
vote of thanks.was.tendered Mr.
and Mrs. Hodgins, for the use of
their home. The, next meeting,
which is .the last one for this
season,planned by the Provincial
ForUm Board, Will be held at. the;
home of Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Han
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Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall and
Donnie and' Mrs. Frank Brown
visited .Thursday evening at the
Wall home, Kjncafdine'^Huron
boundary, j_____' •' _ __
Our teacher, Mrs. Hanna, held
a St. Patrick’s party, in her
school Friday afternoon for . her
pupils and, the younger children
of' the- section. All report a good
time.'
Mr. and. Mrs. Don Donaldson,
who have been residing in Wing
jam, moved Saturday to the hoftie
of her parents, Mr, arid Mrs. Earle
Hodgins, where they will be en
gaged in farmirig.
—Mi-r^nd—Mrs^EveretHWhytock^-
sifent £>uhday afternoon With Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Whytock and' fam
ily. • " .... ' F?
Mrs, Frank Brown called oh
Dale Congram of Lucknow Sat
urday evening. Dale is cheerful
and although he Uci-1T be confined
to. bed for some, time, is -not suf-;
feringja^ great deal. • . . "
’ Mr. and Mrs. Morley Wall and
family spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Frank Thompson and family.
, Sunday jyisitors with Mr, arid
Mrs. Tom Stewart and’family
were Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Goesel
arid family, Kincardine; Reg
Brown, 10th, Culross; Alex Stew?,
art, Dept.> of Highways, Lucan;
Russell Stewart and Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Cornish and family, Olivet.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall and
Donnie spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Hackett and Doug
of Ashfield.
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Mr^ and.. Mrs.' Mac Bell and '
Margaret Ann of London spent
the week-end with Mr* and Mrs.
it. Bissett ■■ ■'
Mrs, Dari Wylds' will b£ host-,
6ss; for the Mriricb meeting of the
Presbyterian W'M.S. Mrs. Bissett.
will be in charge df. tho program.
Roll call, a sentence prayer. ;
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