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i WEDNESDAY, SE^T. 9 th, 1953
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13thj
10.00 a.m.: Sunday School. |
11.00 a,m.: Morning Worship j
—Sacrament of Baptism. |
Minister:
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.p,
7.00 p.m.: Colored Slides on jMiramichi Camp. !—......................... ...4-
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. (X A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th
10 ajn.: Sunday School,
jl a.m.: Morning Worship,
-riS-pdiVHEr^kinerybuilgannon—
7 pm.: Evening Worship.
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South Kinloss W.M;S.
__^ePtetnber meeting of
South Kinloss'W.m!s. was held
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Harry Lavis with nine
teen members and several child-
renun attendance. In the absence
of the. president, Mrs. Baulch, the
vice president, Mrs,' Fraser Mac,
KmpQn'presided, The meeting op
ened with verses of seripture fol
ded by prayer and the singing
of'hymn 49. It was noted that the
collection at the 6Qth anniversciry
amounted to $19.23? The answer
7t0H-he7Tpli-catl-wa's a Bible cov
enant. A piano duet/was then
,gi;Y0nr .by ” -Shirley.
Brooks. The scripture and mecfi-
tatipn. was ably taken by Miss
Martha Sutherland arid the Lord’s
prayer was lex^lained; Mrs. W. F.
MacDonald led, in prayer. The
study book on Education in Af
rica was well explained with'the
aid of pictures by Mrs. Evan-
Keith. Belle Graham then fav
ored with a piano, solo which was
much enjoyed. A vote/of thanks
to the hostess for use of ■ home
was. moved by Mrs. Ted Collyer.
The singing of., hymn • 670 and
prayer by."Mrs., Steer closed the
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MRS, ELMER WEBSTER DIES
Friends here were grieved to
i learn of the death of Mrs. Elmer
/ James Webster of Stanley. Town-
13th in Clinton Hospital, She was
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Annual, with 24-.pages of fascin (of Stanley,, she was formerly Flos-;
24 Pages' On Hollywood . , ■ | ship„ who passed awa"y o?A?gu’st
' With .coining Sunday’s. (’Sep.- --1
tember 13) Detroit Sunday Times | in her’.55th. year. ' . ' "
. ating readirig devoted to the mov-
’ ies., Read Rita Hayworth’s “Secret.
■ . Safari”. . . . Joan Crawford’s ‘:My.
Stay Young Diet”. . . .. Walter
Winchell's .“Orchids to Holly
wood” . . . previews of new inov-
, ies and other intriging attract-
ions. Get Sunday’s’ Detroit Times.
Local & General
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gannett, of
Toronto were week-end isitors
in town. '.
Miss Helen Johnstoneqefitertain-
ed a . few of her little
hter fifth 'birthday.
John Hall, of Detroit visited last
•weejc with his grandparent
and Mrs, John Hall,
Mrs. Haigh of Hamilton waV a
wisitor^with^hersisterT-Mts/“
sell Robertson. •
IMjs. fGarfi^Id Uitr^nde? is^.i:£?
ported "to -be seriously ill in
ston Hospital. ' ». ;
Mrs. Shier of Beryie- is visit
ing with • Mrs. James ‘ Webster
and Mrs. Winnifred Johnston.
Dr. G4 W. MacGregor and Dr.
W. C. MacGregor of Chicago* are
visiting their sister, Miss Cathr
erine MacGregor.
Mrs. -Chas. Steward, who was
confined to bed for a while, .ihav.-
ing suffered a slight stroke, /is
able to ibe oiit again;
Joe Conley is on a trip to they
iends on
sie Makins’, .and married .her he
re fW-msb a nd—in—l-9-23^Su-i-viv-i-ngT
also are: a daughter, Mrs, George
Clifton (Leona) of Brucefield and
a son, Grant, at home. .'
The funeral was on .Saturday,.
^Augu„s.t_/.l_5_tb.,.-.j^irth_.„interjn.ent._j.L^
Baird’s Cemeterv. .
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West and~duririg his absence Bill
Brown is in charge of: the ex
press business.
Mr. and Mrs.. Roy . Cringle of
Detroit spent the week-end with
jack Gillies. and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Fells re
turned to Smooth Rock Falls last
Saturday, after holidaying in the
Parry Sourid district.
Mrr“ancT““Mrs. Al“Mcirt"in arid
Neddy of Detroit and Mrs.- Ron
Rothwell and Rosemary of Nor
wood spent the week-end with
Mr. arid Mrs. Ed Thom. .
Mr.. Hugh Wilson was guest for
a. few holidays with Mr; and-Mrs.
Clare Johnstone. Mrs. Wilson has
been spending the 'summer with,
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Mrs. M. E. -Dgdiey of Lucknow
returned home recently after a
week”s' holidays in London at the
home of her son and grandsons,
the Kolpin families. . ’
Miss Margaret Salkeld,. who
had been taking a summer course
at Western University^ left on
Friday to return to Duncan, B.C.,
to resume her teaching duties.
Mr. and Mrs. George Twamley
were recent visitors in Detroit
-and“attended““the—McCann^Bohn
wedding in First > Methpdist
Church in Dearborn, Mich.
\ Week-end visitors with Mr; and
l^rs. George Twamley were Mr.
and Mrs, Wallace Twamley of
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LucknQw ... —* Phone . 15.0 , .Ont^Tio
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London who had recently return
ed from a vacation in Miami,
Florida.
Mr. and jMrs. Peter Thomson
and Mr. and Mrs. John Young of
Toronto and Miss iSusan Mac-
Naughton of London spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. zJitn
MacNaughton/
Mi. and Mrs. Howard Johnston
and Marlene' of Port Colborne,
Mr: arid Mrs. Donald Johnston
of .Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Johnston, Dianne and Sharon of
London spent the weekend with
Mr. and, Mrs. P., M. Johnston.
' Visitors over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. George Twam
ley., were Mr. and: Mrs. Wallace
Twamley arid Hilda of. London,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moor,
Br.enda and Pfcrrtest
Qirvin^fMiss Evelyn’ Girvin arid
Mr. Ed Hannah of Toronto.-
The regular-;meeting of the
Lucknow; Women’s ’-Institute will
be held on Friday,’ September If
im the. Town Hall af 2.30; host
esses, Mrs. Barkwell, Mrs. Sproul;
Mrs. Rbbt. Douglas, Mrs. Charles
Cook; roll call, “My .favorite .home
remedy”; motto, ‘Tet’s not work
So'.hard that we haven’t time to
live”-; guest speaker, a local doc-
Well; .report of A.C.W.W. in Tor
onto. . . . ,
August, holiday and -week-end
visitors at the home of -their par
ents,. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Steward,
were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hender
son and sori Brian of Toronto,
and little' Dennis. Wilson; Mr, and'
Mis. Gordon Steward and, son
Bruce of London, who have’ jus*
returned from a three weeks’-va
cation in , Ottawa: Mri arid-Mrs:.
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| Mis§ June Harris Of London
Mrs/Fred Steward, now of Lon- was a week-end visitor with'Mr._
don, who have sold their home and Mrs.; “Au Harr is. •
in Ailsa Craig and purchased one -- -
in London. -
M. C.
Mary of Chatham, and Mr. and
Mr. Don Haldenby, of the Bank
Of Montreal staff, Lucknow, who
has spent the passt month and a
half-at-Bothweil, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs.Ted Hal-
denby. He resumed his duties at
Lucknow on Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gallaher
”of“WTOxeter-visited--Mrr-and—Mrsr-”-"“-
Ernie Hanna last week.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Stewart during the week-end
were Mrs. Ron Stahley, Kinloss; .
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart, of
-Krincm^drireririV^^ Stewart^—-—
Mr. arid Mfs. Ralph Goesel arid
farhily, Kincardine; and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Cornish and family of
Olivet.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harrison of
CULROSS CORNERS
Congratulations > tO Mr. & Mrs.
Doh Donaldson on the arrival, of
a son in Wingham Hospital on
Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Bannerman of Kinloss
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Why took and family.
Mrs. . Dorothy Thompson has
returned to her school in the
West. -
School opened Tuesday room
ing with. Miss Esplin of Port El
gin in charge. The high school
on the road.
Threshing Mishaps :
We are sorry to report two1
threshing, accidents, (both caused
by. falis. Mr. Art Hodgins, receiv- . , -
ed a hin injury on Wednesday spending the week-end at a cot-
and Mr. Tom Stewart suffered tage at Poplar Beach were^Mr.
back and hip’injuries on Satur- and Mrs; Clayton Meyers & fam-
day. Each accident, happened at. ijy» Mr. and Mrs. Jack SchumaCh-
ing with. Miss Esplin of Port El
gin in charge. The high school
ibus is once again 4 familiar sight
Brantford spent the holiday week
end with ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brown and Reg.
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his own threshing.'
Miss Joyce Haldenby of Luck-r
now spent the. holiday ^week-end’
at her home. ).Mrs. Ethel ..Wilson an^ Mr. Wm.
Kidd have returned to. Toronto?"
Mrs: May' Jackson of Gofrie
spent a. few days' last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
er, Mr. arid Mrs. Morley Wall
and family,. Mr. and Mrs. Gratit
Wall and family arid Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Schumacher and Pat-. ,
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— Mr. and'. Mrs. Perry Hodgin?
and Sharon, spent an evening rc- /.
cently/with. Mr., and Mrs. Art •
Hodgins.
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