HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-04-22, Page 7WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 22,1953 t • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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The Easter. Thankoffering ■ of
the W.M.S. of the United Church
was held on Friday evening The
ladies of the W,M.S, of St; HeL
eqs United Church and the W.
M* S, of the Whitechurch Pres
byterian church were the visiting
guests. The meeting was in charge
of Mrs. Milan Moore. Mrs. Walter
Bell sang a . solo “The Old Rug.
ged Cross ’ acconipanied by Mrs.
D, Tiffin at the piano. MF and
’‘Mrs? ^Ted^RiW sarig a solo "ac
companied by Mrs. Chester Tay J
lor. Mrs. J., D. Beecroft read 'the
scripture, Mrs, Thompson enter-'
tained them with pictures arid an
interesting talk about Trinidad.
’Rev. Hayward’ closed the meet
ing with prayer., Afjer the meet
ing they all went down to the
basement, where a social half
hour was spent.
Mr. Ezra Scholtz came home
from the hospitaT on Friday.
“ We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Lance Grain is seriously ill in
Wingham Hospital suffering • a
coronary thrombosis. .
Mr., and Mrs* E. Gioskorth and
family spent the. week-end with
her mother, Mrs. Bagg at Willow
dale and brother at Unionville.
. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. McClenag-.
han are having their, house wired
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes
and family of near Belgrave, Mr,
and Mrs. Wilfred Caslick & fain-
ily of Wingham and Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Caslick and family of Cul-
ross all spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burnett & fam
ily are moving this week from:’
Tralee to Newman’s store and
the Newman family is leaving*
. „We_wilLmiss_them. < ----
- - Mr^~N. -Thompson ^attended ~ a
Salvation Army conference . in
Kitchener on Saturday.' There
; jwereLJabout—4000-^atterided—th
meeting With a band from Chi
cago supplying the music.
Mr. and Mrs Barton of Dray
ton visited on Monday with Mrs.
M. Ross and Miss Olive terriff.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl .Hemsworth
and Don and Jean Anne of Gow-
| anstown visited with Mr. arid
Mrs, A. Moore, on Sunday. ' '
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EN JOY COMFORT
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. Sympathy is. extended to Mrs,
Chas. Elliott • in the loss of her
mother.
Mrs.- Farish Moffat, who has’
been under the doctor’s pare with
an ear inection following the ’flu,
is improved, ’
Mr, and Mrs, John Crowston
visited recently with his sister
Cecilia, Mrs. Wm. Kennedy iwho
is patient in a London hospital
following an accident ^injuring
heF~§houidW^ Al9*
betic ponditidh. " " ’ ” 7"
Miss Emma Richardson went
to Toronto for a visit with friends
who visited with Mr.. Foster Mof
fat for the Wbek4erid.A
Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon Wall, Mr*
and Mrs, Elmer Scott, Mrs. Neil
McDonald, Mrs. Chas. Tiffin,
Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs* Bill
Scott attended the school of in-,
struction Jfcr Sunday School
•work in Teeswater Presbyterian
church. 3
Miss. Dollena Orr sent the
week-end at home. '
Mr. Newtori Crowston / and
grandsons, Marlow and Earl Of
Kincardine^ spent the week-end
with Mr*" and Mrs. John Crow-
ston. ' • .
The Ladies Aid was held Wed
nesday night at Mrs. Chas. Tif
fin’s with Mrs. Bill' Scott pre
siding.’ Mrs. Bert Moffat and Mrs*
Wes Youpig were responsible for
the program. Bqsiness was disA
cussed. A dedication service is'
to take place on Mother’s Day
of gifts presented to the church*
Readings -were given by Mrs,
; X3has, _ Tiffin, . Mrs. Bert Moffat, ;
Mrs* Young, Mrs. Neil McDon-
> aid, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Evans, Mrs* ;
Crowston, Mrs. Bill Scott. The
roll call was answered with a
■ hpusehold hint. Mariori Scott- -
jtook. ugjthel collection. „A.Vote^of.
thanks was expressed to Mrs. Tif
fin for her home c and Mrs. Neil
McDonald kindly offered her
home for the May meeting.
The Young Peoples . meeting
was held in the church with a
good attendance. Douglas Simp
son presided. Mrs. Chas. Tiffin
and Allan! Miiller got up the pro
gram with Mrs. Tiffin giving the
topic. Others taking part were
Lois and Clarence Crowston,
Donald Huffman, Allan Miller
and Wim. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser McKinnon
and family visited on /Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Ritchie.
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. _df—the—m eeti ng^Hymn-323—was
sung followed by the Lord’s pray
er in unison. The business was
discussed. Hymn, .592 was sungy
Miss Gladys' MacDonald gave a
very interesting topic. Contests
were then conducted on the topic.
The meeting closed in the form
of a worship service. ;
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The April meeting of the
W.M.S. was held ait the church
on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. R.
Chamney was in charge and used
the Easter program as outlined
in the Missionary Monthly. Hymn
104 was sung. Mrs. Gorgon Nay-'
lor read thejfirst seven verses of_L
the 16th chapter of Mark, follow-,
ed by prayer and the Lord’s I
prayer in unison. Mrs. N. Thomp- •.
son read a poem entitled, “A
Housewife’s Prayer”, Hymn 87
Was sung, a paper on Christian
Stewardship Was read by Mrs. S.
Thompson. Mrs. H. . Jefferson
sang “The Old Rugged Cross”.
Mrs. S* Chamney read a poem.
The chapter in the study book
was Fead by Mrs. E. Robinson*
The minutes of the Marph meet
ing Were approved as read,; , -
Hymn 107 was sung in closing.cipal Moore and his bride. A
A bale of . quilts,' flannelette and i block wedding wasfstaged by the
clothing, valued at $146.60 . was I PyPjJs a?d PrePared Mrs.. T._
packed. Lunch was served* by
Mrs. J. C. Robinson and Mrs. S.
Thompson. '
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Mr. arid Mrs. John Skirim of
Wingham. visited••J^ErsL Sarah Er-
rington oh Sunday.
Rev. Cannon J*. H. Geoghegan,
Woodstock, formerly of Lucknow,
arid Dungannon Anglican church-
es, is, We are sorry to hear, ill
With pneumonia in. Woodstock
hospital. ' r , \
MF./aricTMrs. Laverne Pentlarid
and fanlily of Detroit speht the
Week-end, with relatives here*
Dungannon School Principal
and Wife Presented
The Dungannon Public School
on Thursday night of last week
enjoyed a social evening and. pre-'
sentition in'’honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Moore; newlyweds of
Easter. Monday. Pupils and par-
ents gathered in honor Of Prin-
M' Durnin, Junior room teacher^
Those taking, .part were: wbride, '•
Sharon. Park; groom, Larry Pent
land: bri des m a i ds, _Sa nd r a_ B rooks._ __
raridrLynda akef best man, Billy .;
Blake; Ushers, Walter Mole, and
■ “Nof ris“SwnpSori’"a hdT^bmi a Peritt“?
land played the wedding music.
An address was read by Patricia .
Young arid readings by Elizabeth
Pentland and Marlene. Maize. A.
lovely set of chrome and plastic-
table and chairs in grey and blue
colors whs presented Oh behalf , of 1
the friends ib'y Donny Mole, Ray
mond Chisholm, Wayne Brown. &
Lorne Alton; Mr. .add Mrs. Moore
both gave a fitting response of
apprepiatiori-'arid showered
with confetti. The evening went ;
cn with card playing with four-
teen jtaibies engaged. Prize win
ners were firsts, Mr. Thos. Rivett. '
and. Mrs. Eldon Culbert; 2nd, to
Mr. Otto Popp and, Miss Ada,
Webster; A lovely lunch of sand
wiches, eookies and white cake
With pink, icing and coffee was.
savved-to dlose a very enjoyable
evening.
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