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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15th, 1953 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
LUCKNOW j
UNITED CHURCH J
I Minister: . j
I Rev. G. A, Meiklejohn, . j
j B.A./B.D. • !
| .SUNDAY,. APRIL 26th |
111,00 a.m.: "On. Being Faith- |
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112.15 Sfondajj School., i
| 7.00 p.in.: Missionary Slides. |
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, APRIL 26th
a.m.T^Swiday School and,
Bible Class.
ajn.: Morning Worship.
p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
pan.: Evening Worship.
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WEDDINGS
/ SANDERSON—CARTER
White and yellow chrysanthe
mums highlighted by soft candle
light adorned St. Andrew’s JJn-
ited, Chuirch, Ripley, Saturday,
April Uth for the marriage'\of
Barbara Helen Carter. and Jack
Couke, Sanderson. The bride is
the daughter of Mr., arid Mrs.
Herbert Carter, Ripley, and the
groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs.
David Sanderson, London, and.
Summer residents at Amberley
Beach. .• '■'/ '
—The Rev—Douglas Brydon -of
ficiated," Miss Katherine Liddle-
was organist and Miss Leone Wil
son sang. . . ’
-^Miss^Ruby^Topping,-Str-athroyi-
.was maid of honor and otfyer at
tendants included .Miss Gloria
Mead, Ripley, •bridesmaid; Miss
Joan Taylor, Rodnby, junior
bridesmaid; and Miss Janice Car
ter-, sister of the bride, as flower
girl. :• .< '
Ted Sanderson was his broth
er’s best mart and ushers were
David Bentley and Donald Car
ter, brdthet of the bride. David
Sanderson was ring bearer.
For a motor trip to Florida, the
'bride dorined a soft green wool,
suit with white hat, snakeskin
accessories and • brown squirrel
neckpiece. They will live in'Lon
don. :
MRS. C. COOK H EADS
LOCAL INSTITUTE
The regular meeting of the
Lucknow Women’s Institute was
held,, in the Council Chamber
With a good attendance. The re
tiring president,. Mrs. J. R. Johm
stone, was in the chair: The treasT
urer’s report was given showing
a very good balance in the bank.
The reports of all committees
were given., Mrs, B. Xovan re
ported for the Blue Cross, stating
that, same ds due how but can be
paid at .next meeting.-Ten-dol-
lars was voted to Flood Relief.
Mrs. ,B. nRoach gave her report
from the district executive meet-
ing held at Whitechureh. .A re
port V orv the, Bowling Club ban
quet and the rummage sale was
given by Mrs. Havens. The vot
ing delegates to the district an
nual were appointed, who will be
Miss Mary McLeod, Mrs. Gordon
Fisher, the district director and
the newly elected, president.
Mirs., Gordon Fisher gave the
nominating committee’s- report,
which was as follows: pres., Mrs.
Chas. Cook; 1st vice pteS;, Mrs.,
B. Yovan; 2nd. vice pres., Mrs.
Douglas; sec.-treas., Mrs. Alex
Havens; district director; Mrs. B.
Roach; J^ranch. •directors1, Mrs.
Philip Stewart, Mrs; John Wraith
and Mrs: A. J. Wilson.
Mrs. Johnstone thanked, the
members for their co-operation. A
vote of thanks , was extended .Mrs.
Johnstorie^ fpr hCr splendid lead
ership for the past two years by
Mrs., A. J/ Wilson.
} Singing The Queen brought
the meeting to a close after which;
a bountiful lunch was served by
the committee in charge/ Mrs;.
Neil McCallum and Mrs. Phil
Smith. -----.
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Local & General
Mrs. Jessie Maclnnes is ouite
poorly in Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whale of
London were ' week-end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers.
, Mr/ and Mrs. Robert Fisher of
Hamilton spent the . week-end
here, . . ; .
Fred Blunden underwept/a
major operation in Victoria ’Hos
pital, London,, a couple of weeks
Mrs. Etta Roberts is a patient
in Wingham Hospital having suf
fered a cerebral hemorrhage on
Saturday evening. /
. Miss Jean lOsborne’s ^fcther
suffered az heavy stroke "recently,
although some improvement has
since been noted (in her condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Guest.. Mitchell
have moved to Preston where
Guest is employed in school
furnishings plant..
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Black and
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Johnston
spent (the week-end at Petrolia
with. Mr. and Mrs. Hector; Pur-
don. r
R. H. Thompson has been a
patient in Wingham Hospital for
over two months. His condition
remains little changed from
week to week. Mir.. Ed Little is
another Lucknowite . who has
been in the hospital for several
months, and whose condition re
mains much the same.
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LANGSIDE COUPLE MARK
25111 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Grqwston of Langside was . the
scene of a happy gathering on
Saturday evening When relatives
and friends gathered to celebrate
their silver wedding.
The evening was spent playing,
cards and dancing. The first
square dance consisted of the
bride and groom of. 25 years ago
and their three daughters and
three sons. ' .
•Mr. and Mrs. Crowstbn were
presented, with a chest of silver
and’Other gifts, and both replied
suitably. Af bountiful. lunc^h was
served with Mr. and Mrs. Crow-
stdn/: passing the wedding cake
Which was made and decorated
by their nephew and son./
DIED IN CALIFORNIA
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Word has been received of the
death of Mr. Murdock Matheson
'at- his home in California. Mr.
Matlieson_and.Jiis™wife4who was:
Kate Smith, sister of Dan Smith
of Lucknow) were both born on
the 8th Concession of Huron.
They moved some years ago to
California where they made their
home. He was the sori of the late
Mr. and. Mrs, “Sandy” Matheson.
Interment was in California^
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We expect leaders of the
ypmt=-
ual condition ,of our times, but
when an economist does so we
pay particular attention.. Dr.
Mark K; Inman, head of the De-
P/artment of Economics of the
University of Western Ontario
addressed a Rotary Club. The
suicide of Western civilization is-
in progress, and the next stage
will be its destruction. The crisis
is complicated by the fact that
this generation has developed a
fear of the,future which previous
ages , never had. He attributed,
this fear to a scientific approach
to problems and development of
t!he mass mind—ao outcome of
the corporation feature of mod
ern society. As a solution to the
fear complex arid Other prob-
Jems, he suggested reversing the
present, trend of thought and
actiori by a return to a practice
of religion, and a more intensive?
study of history and .other
humanities; in . preference to a
practical worship of science. He
charged that scientists increased
problems, and failed to bring the
promised “age of - gold’*.
We are grasping - at straws for
the solutions of the probleihs of
our times/ and overlooking the.
practical wisdom-of (the ages1 as
fourid in the. Bible, in which is
-fou nd-the-gr-eot—plan-of-redemp-
tiori and the ,t|ru'e guide to a
happy arid successful life. ,
Church of the Air; CKNX,
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April 2J, 'Rev. C. H. Jensen,
R.C.AX, Clinton; April, 24, Rev.
G. Hazelwood, Mt. Forest; April
27, Rev. G; H. Meiklejohn, Luck
now; Apri!28, Rev, N. Ellis; Brus
sels; ApHl 29; Rev. D. G. Archi
bald, Paisley. ■
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