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ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; June 22, 23, 24
This is a picture tAat you will remember for a long time—
People Against O’Hara
with SPENCER TRAC Y and JOHN HODIAK. “
CHOOSING OF A CANDIDATE
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Ken Symons, Pres. M . Tom Duff, Secretary j
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THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
KINLOUGH
.Miss Agnes Hall of St. Thomas
is visiting with Misses Nellie and
Margaret. Malcolm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jfack Graham re-?
•tprned to: their home at Ann Ar-r
bor after spending their vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. H.’ A. Graham
and other members of his family.
Mrs; Charles Bonnett \ enters
tained a number of ladies . at a .
-nylon plastic party on Thursday
evening. . ’ • , ; ’
A number <from here attended
.the. farewell party for Mr. and
Mrs. George Percy and faipily on
’Friday evening. . - •
Mrs. Wesley Guest and Fred,
Mrs. Tom, MacDonald and Mr.
Noble Guest were in , St, Thomas
on Monday attending the funeral
of a relative. . , /
' The W.A. met on Thursday at
, the home of Mrs. Wm. Cox and
Mrs. Cox, Sr. Mrs. Tom Hodgins
i presided and the opening hymn^
• was “O God our help .in ages
past”. Mrs. Ralph Hill read the
scripture lesson. Mrs. J. W- Col-
well ;_had-x-.Jthe—praver—partners-
prayer. “Forsake” was. the word
for the roll call^ Further plans
^ere made, for the garden party
and the summer festival.. Mrs.
Arthur Breckles faivored with a
solo “Face to Face”, after which
the-Rev;-Benson Cox shdwed pic
tures in keeping: with the Cor
onation; Rev. John Prest closed
the meeting and a dainty lunch
was served. ''-x,
Mrs. W. _J., McLean of-Kincar-
dine and Mrs. Bern. Corson of
London Visited on Wednesday
with relatives and friends here.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
A... Graham—who celebrated
their 52nd wedding anniversary
on Friday, Juiie 12th.
Miss Eleanor Murphy and Mr.
Dennis Miirphy-of-St. Marys vis-
ited over the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Murray.
Mrs. A. Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Rudy Sieloff and Calvin of De
troit and their son, Elroy. Sieloff,
who is serving with the United
States navy and at^present is
stationed in B.C;, spent the ^week
end with relatives here.
Mrs. Wm. Wall, is in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wall at . .. • . * . • . • * .V •present.
. ‘ Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Slessor
and family of near Glamis. visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson, ’
There will “be no service in
the Anglican Church next Sunday
owing to the special services at
-Bervier-—
On Sunday morning at the»
Presbyterian church .two were
(baptized. They were Philip Walt-^
er and Arthur Russell, children !
I of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles.
laxing on <the <verandah of a Buf-i This was followed by the service i
■ of holy communion. • : ... '
Mr. James McEwari spent a
few days with. Mr. and Mrs. Don
McEwan.
The ■ Presbyterian . Sunday
School and Young Peoples picnic
will be held on Saturday, June
3O.th at Poplar Beach:
The W.M.S. met on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Edbert Bush-
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
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Two Shows. Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
Thursday, Friday? Saturday
June 18, 19, 20
GEW ^UTRY, „^ j_
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Winning of the West
MATINEE SATURDAY
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Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs.
JUNE 22, 23, 24, 25
ROBERT TAYLOR,
JOAN FONTAINE,
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
— in —
IVANHOE
Admission:
___ Evenings-~_75c_and-35c—
Matinee -—50c and 35c
Friday, Saturday, June 26, 27
Jan Sterling,
Charlton Carpenter
^SKY FULL QF MOON^™
I AM PURCHASING __
BOA
MEAT HORSES
Boarsat20ctol2c
per lb. live weight.
LEROY ACHESON
Phone Atwood 37-r-12 collect
or contact <
SID GARDNER, LUCKNOW
HORSE NEVER REPLACE CAR
THAT WAS 45 YEARS AGO
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Russ Johstone had occasion re
cently to dismantle an old mirror
and from the back of it he re
moved a icopy of the (Buffalo
... Courier of June 28th, 1908.
The front page featured in plc-
. jure, and” story of the manoeuvers
■ of 6,600 Canadian militia during
encampment at Niagara-on-the-
Lake.
It also featured Ja° columru-on-
harness horse races and dr i ving-
horses in igeneral. Qnex paragraph
referred to the opinions of a
number of equine admirers who
were discussing horses while re-1
falo district hotel. They had seen
a number of autos pass when a
pair of trotting - bred horses
wheeled up to the hotel which
touched off the discussion.
They were. “beautiful speci
mens” and were “hitched as only
a genuine horseman knows how to harness’.’, b . * '
The item then continued, “one!
had only to listen to realize ’that { ell with Mrs.. Perry Hodgins in
the automobiles will never force.] charge.. Hymn 188 was sung fol-
• , horses out. of’ the position they lowed by prayer. Mrs. Wesley
occupy as an adjunct to life .in Guest read the scripture and
J hiost enjoyable state. There is gave the meditation. Prayer fol- *-• * * i S . . .
occupy as an adjunct to life in
no doubt about the superior speed I lowed by Mrs. F. Maulden. Mm-
of, the auto for a d.ash_-aciioss_Lu^-. 4 . .
77 country—<when it.-Works properly’ I port of the 69th prpsbyteria
—’but the rush and roar ’of an.1, urq<s hplfl af Whiteehurch
inanimate machine cannot ’ be
compared for a pleasure^ trip, to
the quiet peace of a journey, be-
hind a pair of beautiful and in
telligent horses”.
utes-and-business-fol loWedr-A-re-v
which was held at Whiteehurch
was given by Mrs. Perry ’ Hod
gins ..and Mrs. Frank Ma'ujden.
Current events from tihe •* Glad
j Tidings .and the Presbyterian Re-,!
| cord were given by Miss Nellie
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__H1SELER and SON, Phone 426, Wingham
j. n Mr. and Mrs.. Edward Moore
and family spent the week-end | at Woodstock and Preston.
f . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Small of
Toronto are visiting, her sister,
Mrs. Maud McGregor and other
relatives and friends. - J.
Miss N.. McCall of ’Prince Al
bert, Sask., visited ;a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Moore.
Mr,. and Mrs. Jack Reid from
Goderich visited . one' day last
week with Mrs; p. KennedyL
Mrs., Toynbee Lamb and Mrs.
Reihl of Goderich vsited on Fri
day with Mrs. Kennedy arid- Mrs.
Turner. ■
, We are sorry to hear that Miss
Grace' Richardson isn’t as well as .
her many friends would like to
hear. She is a patient in a Lon
don hospital. , / ' '
We. are sorry to hear that Mrs.
V. Emerson is ta ’ patient inthe
Wingham Hospital suffering from
acute rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leaver and
daughter Evelyn visited on Sun
day-with-Mrr^and~ Mf§TA7”Cbult-
es. ■
Rev.* and Mrs. Gray don Cox
and daughters of Fonthill spent
Sunday at her mother’s, Mrs. M.
Ross. .
The anniversary of the . United
Church” was hold on Sunday with
Rev. Chas. Cox Officiating; The
morning services was assisted by
Rev. R. D. A. Currie of the Pres
byterian church; The choir ren-
deredspecial nurnbersincludihg
an anthem, a quartette with JMrs.
D. Tiffin, Mrs. W. Bell, Mrs. E.
Scholtz ahd Mrs. Groskorth; a
duet by Messrs. G. E. Farrier and
.J. D. Beecroft-; The evening: ser^'
vice was well attended. The as
sisting pastors were Rev. S. E.
Hayward and Rev. Graydon Cox i
j of Foothill. The choir rendered a
lovely anthem and a quartette!
was sung by Messrs. G. Farrier, |
D, Beecroftj C. • Martin and O. i
Tiffin. A duet was sung by Mrs.
E. Scholtz and Mrs. D. Tiffin. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Secord of
London visited on Friday with
Mr, and Mrs.'E...Groskorth. ]
Miss Jean Henderson has starts
ed to work in Wingham Hospital.
Wedding bells are ringing mer
rily.
There will be no service in the
iChalmer’s Presbyterian Church,
W'hitechurch, owing to the anr>iy
yersary services at Langside.
Rev. Campbell from Seaforth will
Ibe the guest speaker. ’|
Ivirs. C. R. Moore and Ron and}
7Mrsr' Wfnr”Henry spent MondayJ
in Pjeston and Galt. I
| ST. HELENS
■Miss W. D. Rutherford gave a
most interesting and informative
talk on the United Nations and
• (the part that Christian' Missions
has to do with it at the regular
meeting of the W.M.S.; held on
Wednesday at the home of ‘Mrs.
George Stuart. Twenty-three lad
ies were present and Mrs. W. I.
Miller presided ahd the theme of
the worship service was “A great
door and effectual, is opened”.
Mrs. J. Cameron read a poem.
Mrs. Frank McQui'llin read the
scripture lesson and Mrs; W. A.J
Miller , led in. prayer. It was I
agreed to hold .the annual social
meeting and to invite Miss_Lor--
othy Douglas as speaker. Mrs. E.
W. Rice favored With a solo, “His
eye is on the Sphrrow”.
The PLAYHOUSE
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 18, 19, 20
Final Three Days
Yes, It’s
THE QUIET MAN
Ask Those That Saw The Show,
. — FIRST, SHOW STARTS AT 7 00.
Prices for this Engagement: Adults 55c; Students 35c
Children 25c
SATURDAY MATINEE At-2.15 p.m.—Doors open at 2 pan.
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Mrs. Jas. Curran, the president, ] Woods made the-presentation of
SS IT) th A . P.h fliTP “fni* ■fiFicx * rr ' nnwas in the chair for the meeting:
of the W.A., the theme of which
was “Purity of . Heart”. The meet
ing was opened by the. use^ of_the.
theme ""hymn, prayer and the
creed. The roil call was respond
ed to by a verse of scripture. Mrs.
Murdie read the scripture'lesson
and Mrs. T. J. Todd the lesson
-thoughtsr Plans were completed
for the Coronation Tea to be held
on Thursday, June . 25th; At the
^conclusion Mrs W- A. Miller
spoke *a f^w words of apprecia
tion and good wishes to Mrs. S.
E. Hayward and Mirs. Lome,
an electric iron. Mrs. Hayward
thanked the ladies for their gift
and a pleasant social hour was X
en j oyed over—the tea4cups”witli
Mrs. J. Cameron and Miss Annie
Durain as hostesses. ..
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt and Mur*
fay were week-end visitors with___
her brother, Mr. Charlie Sfier*3
wood and Mrs. Sherwood a t De*
troit. ■' .' .•
Mr. and Mrs- Jack Berndt of
Detroit were guests of-Mr^ and——■
Mrs. Gordon MlacPherson during
the week-end.
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Malcolnv Hyfnh^ 4501 -wa$.~sunfe.
The study,- book was taken, by
Erlma Jean Percy. Mrs.Mark
Johnstbn, • Mrs. Frank Maulden,
Mrs. John Emerson and Mrs. Ed
Thompson. Meditation was given
by Mrs. Perry Hodgins. Hymn
254 followed. The meeting-closed-
with prayer which ,was followed I
•bv 'erace and a daintv: lunchIby 'grace and a dainty lunph
wasrserved:• *•: \:'■ 1~~
Mrs. John Colwell; Mr. and
Mrs. Currie Colwell. and family
spent Sunday with, relatives at
Bayfield, and also visited with
Mr; arid Mrs. Bill Sterling. Mrs.
Sterling was the former Gwen
-Ack er h .
Mr. Jack.Ltidgate and daughter
Sylvia and Sharon Will of Lon*
don spent Saturday with Mr. Wm.
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Hon. Walter Harris
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