HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-05-13, Page 3WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th, 1053
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. G. A, Meiklejohn,.
B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY; MAY 17th |
10.00 a.m.: Sunday School. j
ftl.00 a.m.: Rural Life Sunday !
’ “The Earth is the Lord’s?’ |
7.00 p.m.: “l?he. Garden of |
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Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev, C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, MAY 17th
10 a.m.: Sunday School.
11 a.m.: Morning Worship.
3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
7 p.m.: Evening Worship/
KINLOUGH
The H.W.L met ori Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Tom Hodgins.
Mrs. Raynard Ackert was in
^charge.- Aftey the- usual .operiing
correspondence followed,’also let
ters of thanks. Plans for the 40th
anniversary grit Underway. Com
mittee, Miss May Boyle, Mrs. F.
, Maulden, J<rs, Tom • • Hodgins,
’ Mrs. Jack ' HeWjtt, Mrs.> Wm.
Eadie and Mrs. R. Ackert. Plans
were made for the District An-
. fiual to be held &t Bervie 'on May
20th. Mrs. Perry Hodgins’ is in
-- charge of- the Sunshine Sisters;; It
■was decided to have a play soon;
Four meiri'bers received gifts for
perfect attendance, namely, Mrs.
P. A. Murray, Mrs.’ Ed Thompson,
: Mi’s., Tom Hodgins & Mrs; Frank
Thompson. The convener, Mrs.
Perry Hodgins, took over for the
following program: a poem “My
Mother”, by Mrs. Howard Harris.;
Mrs. Wm. Eadie gave a weir pre
pared paper on “Know Your
Canada”; a paper on Citizenship
was read by Mrs. Perry Hodgihs;
current events were given by
Mrs. Ed Thompson; a humorous
. reading “My First Ball Game”,
was read by Miss May Boyle.
Mrs. P, A. Murray acted as auc
tioneer and disposed of a num
ber of articles that the institute
had bn hand. The meeting ^closed
• with ,The Queen and a dainty
lunch was served. ‘ ,
Mrs. How,ard McGuire oF Oli
vet spent a few . days with her
sister, Mrs; George Haldenby.
Miss Winnie Percy, R.N., of.
L Woodstock-spent a few days..M.
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle, Mar
ilyn and cfarol of London spent
the week-end with relatives here.
Mrs. J, W. .'Colwell spent < a
d?y last week at London.
. The W.A. will met on Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Geo? Gra
ham. . ■.. . . -
Mother’s Day services were 6b-
served in the Village churches on
- Sunday.. At the Presbyterian ser
vice, three children were bap-
.4 tized, Judith Margaret, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bushell;*
Brenda Irene, daughter of Mr.
* and Mr^s, Max Bushell arid Rita
—AliceXouisey-daughter^of-Mr..^and..
Mrs. Weir iEckenswiller. Mrs:
Harold Haldenby was the guest
soloist at the Ariglican service.
Mr. and Mrs, Currie Colwell,
Bruce and Betty, Mrs. Waltei;'
Forster and family . visited on
Sunday with M^s. J, W. Colwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Campbell,
Jackie and Glerina of Amberley
spirit Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson.
We extend sytnpathy to. Mrs.
—^h^lre^Hoariris^oF“Win^
formerly of h^re, in the passing
of her father, the laioJT. J* Arid-
cr$on of Lucknow. Mr. Anderson i
had been in failing health for a I
; i°fig period of tim;e. .
Mrs.-George Graham entertain-
Jd. ladibs on, Friday5in. honor of
. h6.r mother, MVs. C. Hewitt’s,
birthday. , , • , ' •
. , Mr;' and Mrs-.^Glen" Moore- ' of
Hamilton, Mrs. • E, ’ N. Hodgihs of
Buckhow visited* over the ■ week»j
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Dedicate’Register Board
Mother’s Day service was ob
served in the Sunday School. The
superintendent, Mr. Gordon Wall
gave the address, on “Building A
Homd”. Mr. Charlie' Tiffin and
.Mrs. Neil MacDonald led in pray
er. Misses Lois and Myrtle Crow-
ston and Colleen Tiffin' sang, ac
companied by Mrs. Scott. Mrs.
Parish Moffat and Mrs. Bert Mof
fat presented Mission. Band cerT
tificates.and sealsyto Donna Mof-
Tj^TMarion Scott, and Gordon
Moffat. During the church service
a Sunday School register Board
was dedicated in memory of the
late Robert 'Feagan. Mrs. Keith
MacDonald and Mrs, Frank Miller
assisted in the dedication on be-
helf ‘ of the Ladies’ Aid.
The May meeting of the .Mis
sion Band was held at the home
of Mrs. Neil MacDonald. The
leaders, Mi’s. Charlie Tiffin and
Mrs. Wesley Young were in
charge of the program.
The W.M.S. Auxiliary will meet
at the home of Mrs. Farish Mof
fat on Thursday, May 14th’ at 8.30
p.m. (Note change bf hour). .
Mr. Alex Mackenzie visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rofbb,
Amberley, on Sunday. , \
.-•Mr. F. G. Moffat and Mr. and
Mrs; Wm. Evans and Ted attend
ed the christening on Sunday of
the infant son of Mr.; and Mrs.
Eric Evans, Hyde Park;
Miss Dollena Orr . of London
spent the week-end ait her home.
Miss Margaret Moffat of Tor-'
onto spent the week-end with her
father, Mr. F. G. Moffat.-She was
accompanied by Miss Emma Rich
ardson who had been visiting in
the city’
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lapp and
family of Wingham visited on
Sunday at Wm. Orf’s. *
end with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
McFarlan and Spence,. x
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bushell and
•Judith Margaret of Toronto spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
John Bushell and Other, relatives
here.
Misses Nellie and Margaret
Malcolm entertained the P.Y.P.A.
on Sunday evening, . j
The Prsebyterian Church ser
vice changes from' 2.30 p,m. to
9.45 a.m. beginning Sunday next.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Elliott Johnstone
ol Ripley , visited Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Archie McFarlan,
and Spence.
Mr. and Mts, Wm. Cox enter
tained Sarnia relatives over the
week-end.
The Mission Band met on Sat-
urday at the home of Keit’h'Matil-
den. The opening hymn was “Sav
iour like- a Shepherd lead us”?
Marion Percy read the scripture.
Prayer was given by Donald Barr.
Mrs; Maulden - read a -story -and
conducted a contest. Erlma Percy
gave a reading arid Sandra Percy
favored with a piano solo. Mrs.
Perry Hodgins read a story. The
closing “hymn was “Wheri He
Cometh’’’. The afternoon wgs
spent in work and, a dainty lunch
was served. The rnext meeting
will be-held at the home of Geo.
arid ''Catherine Bushell on May
30th.
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Local & General
Mf& ’ Haigh Of Hamilton spent
the weekend here vVlth her sis
ter, Mrs, Russell Robertson,
Mrs.Mrs,. Frank King, • formerly
Rachael MacDonald, recently un
derwent a major Operation in St.
Michael’s Hospital, Toronito.
v Little Jamie Cleland under
went a major operation in Sick
Children’^ Hospital,* London, a
few days agb. , - > '
Mir. and Mrs. H. S; Lavery of
Tpronto visited with Mrs, Robert
Douglas ; and Miss . MacDonald
ovef the.weekend/ ’
Mr. apd Mrs. Cecil Becker and
daughter'Sherrie, of Travers City,
Mich., visited, last week with Mr,
and Mrs. E. H. Agnew.
Miss Ellen McBride, who has
'been attending Queen’s Univer
sity, Kingston, for the past two
years, is visiting at present with
Mr. .and Mrs. Cliff Congram.
Mrs. J. A. Robertson of Mount
Forest was a Sunday guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Agnew and
attended anniversary services in
the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Grdht and
sons Jim and Dave of Chicago
were week-end visitors with his
father, Mr., R. A. Grant and other
relatives. Their roldest-sonr Allan,
is with the American Air Force
in Germany and Jim has just
taken his medical for military
service.
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collection for warm days ahead to keep cook Sizes 12 to 40.
Reg., to $5.95
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CHURCH CHANNELS
Diary of a Bible
Jan. 15th—After the first of
this year my owner read me reg
ularly, but I’ve been resting
quietly for a week now.
Feb. 2nd—Clean-up. I was dust
ed with dther things and put
back in my place.
Feb. 8th—Owner used me for
a short time after dinner, look
ing up a few references. Went
to Sunday School.
Mar. 7th—Clean-up. I am dust
ed and in my old place again. I
have Keen down in the lower hall
since my trip to Sunday School.
April 2nd—Busy day. Owner
"led youth meeting andyhad to
look up references. He had an
awful, time finding
it was ri^ht (there in its place
all the time.
June 3rd—Had a
leaf clovers stuck in me today, . •
July lst=—Packed in a trunk
with clothes and other things. Off
bn a vacation I guess..
July iOth-T-Stilb in the trtink,
though nearly everything else has
been taken out.
< July 15th—Home again and in
my Old place. It was. quite a
journey, but I do not see why
I went.
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Hafd Maple,
Beech,
Cherry, Ash
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j GREEN SLABS, jper cord $2.50$1.50
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The Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation
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yHead Office — London/Ontarto^ ? :
District Representative -—Joseph Agnew, Lucknow
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SPORT CLOTHES FOR THE FAMILY
JEANS, SLACKS, SHORTS, T-SHIRTS
Wide assortment for the holiday season. All sizes,
new materials and styles.
TROUSERS and SPORT SHIRTS
Gay tones, top quality at medium prices.
. SPORT HATS and CAPS, and SOX
for Mexi^Boys and Girls.
SEPARATES — SKIRTS AND BLOUSES
August 1st—Rather stuffy and
hoifc21 -have two - magaznes? a
novel, and an old Kat on top of
me. Wish they would take them
oft; ’. ■.
Sept. 5th—^Cleanup. Dusted and
set right again. Prea'cher- coming
for dinner.
Sept, 10—Used by Mary for a
few moments today. She was
wirting a letter to a friend whose
brother has died;, and wanted an ~
appropriate verse.
Sept. 30th—Clean-up again. Oh
dear, I dp wish I would be read
more. I get lonely at times.
Church of the Air, CKNX
10.30 a.m.
Monday, May 18th, Rev. H. L.
Jennings, Lucknow.
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Slab Prices Slashed
DURING MAY AND JUNE
Mixed Wood
Elm,
Soft Maple,
Basswood
$2.00
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Deliveries out of town, 2-10 mile radius, 50c extra per cord,
Deliveries out of town, ll-20 mile radius, $1.00 extra per cord