HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-09-16, Page 3WEDNESDAY;, SEPT. 16th, 1953
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‘ THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH j
Local & General
' Mr, and Mrs. T. A, Cameron
are spending three weeks with
relatives in Eiastern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Carter have
rented .the Bowker house near the
Second School for a year, as of
August 1st
Mr. and Mrs. Alex (Sandy)
Purdon visited recently at Pet
rolia with Mr, and Mrs. Hector
purdon^whn^wtiir shbrtlytakeup
residence • iri Sarnia.
of the week on a :trijp to, Winni
peg where .he will Visit at the
home of Mrs. N. T. Sinclair, for
merly Jean Scrimgeoui*.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter
of Clinton and Mrs.. Leri Evans
of St. Thomas visited the past
Week with Mrs. George Brooks
and other relatives. .
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j SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th |
111.00 a.m.: “God Will Restore”, j
1- 3.00 p.m.: Rally Pay Service j
j for the Sunday School. |
I 7.00 pjh.: Filmstrips at worki
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Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev.C. A. Winn, BA.,
Minister.
SUNDAY; SEPTEMBER 20tii
TO a.m;: Sunday School.
11 aim,: Morning Worship. '
3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon.
7 p.m.: Evening Worship.
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Miss Dean MacLeod; who gave
an interesting talk on the Can
adian Sunday School Mission in
the West. The Group was favored
with a piano duet by Elaine and
Eleanor MacNay. Mrs, Rober|
Struthers gave a reading. The
singing of a hymn and te repeat
ing of the benediction closed the
meeting, A contest followed and
a dainty lunch. was served by
the hostess. Next month’s meet
ing will be held at night at the
home of Mrs. Howard Robinson.
Note the change of place.
ster; Miss Joan Hunter favored: ;
with a piano solo. After the clos-
ing devotions an interesting coo*
test was conducted. Lunch was.
served by the .committee tri
charge, ‘Mrs, Huifiphrey, Mrs.
Nesibitt and, Mrs. Little.
, Recently Kitchener' -Was the
tended the four-day conference
of ;the Mennonjje Church. It. was
estimated that 16,200 people at
tended the four-day confecence.
in the Kitchener Civic Audit’or-
iuin, Each day twb speakers were
heard in the morning two in the
afternoon and two at* night. . Four
tape recorders recorded the en
tire conference' proceedings on
1,700 feet of tape. The Rev. A.
Metzler of Scottdale, P.A., U.S.A.
-was elected nToderator~and—the
Rev./ Paul jErb from the same
city was conference secretary. t
city was conference secretary.
Marty^of __th e-delegates-were-nii s,-
sionaries on furlough from Africa,
Argentina, U.S.A. and Canada:
Besides the business at hand the,
delegates were taken on sight
seeing tours of the county. The
conference had a post office, first
hid7 centre, children’s nursery and
a 'young .peoples’.. Bible 'School.
$200.00. was ;raised in an . appeal
to aid a Pennsylvania family in
jured enroute to the conference.
Although Mennonite . people are
of a predominately German back
ground, the majority of them ean-
not speak a word of, English, and’
services are in the English lang
uage. Languages change but not
truths. The Rev. j. D. Graber of
Elkhart, Indianna, • president of
the Board of Missions and Char-
ities, spoke on “Making Christ
known through Christian StjeWr
ardship of Possessions. Financing
is a spiritual problem. When- a
church has to put on bingos and
bazaars, it is headed for utter
spiriual bankruptcy. People with
la?ge incomes must give more to
'the church to be spiritually, free.
He urged Christian people to re
member the church in their wills.
Mennonites do not believe in divr
orCe or remarriage.’ Marriage is
not socially grounded, it is re
ligiously grounded and must be
governed by God’s laws.;
Group 2 United Church W.A.
On Thursday, September 10th,
Group, 2 of the Women’s Associa
tion met at the home of. Mrs..
Kelso MacNay with a good at
tendance. Mrs. Grant McDiarmid
presided’ in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Kenneth Camer
on. After the opening hymn, Mrs.
N. J. MacKenzie led in prayer.
Mrs. Robert Struthers took the
chair for the program. Hymn 11
was sung and the scripture les
son and explanation was given,
by Mrs. Robt. Rae. An amusing
reading was given by Mrs. How-
ard Robinson. The speaker was
CULROSS CORNERS
Five beginners Started off on
•the flowery road of education last
week: Doris.. Wall,. ;.Karen Wall,
Brenda Haldenby, Larry Lambnt
and Margaret Edgar.;
• Mr. and. Mrs.” Midford WalT^SF
Dpnrtie were recent visitors with
Mr* and Mrs., Tom Hackett and
Doug, of Ashfieldz •.< .
We are sorry to report that.
Mi-r- Frank Schumacher is a .pat
ient in Wirtghani Hospital’.
The ‘storm Saturday morniri?:
left the community without hydro
for several. hours. . .
Miss Helen Schumacher was
home from Kincardine on Sun
day.
—Mr. 'and Mrs“”Are^W1iytacl’T
I Carman, Harold arid Mr, George
Bannerman attended^anniversary,
services at Kinloss on Sunday •&
visited with, Mr. arid Mrs. Harold
Bannerman. . ’ • ’ -
Mk and Mrs. Everett Whytock
and Gary were Sunday evening
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Wbytock and family
: “Mr? iW Mrs, Hugh Nicholson
and family of Beryie spent Sun
day evening. with Mr< and. Mrs.
Frank Brown'and Reg.
Group 3 of the IV A,
The, September meeting
Jield at the home of Mrs. John
Hall with 14 members in attend
ance. Mrs. Hunter presided for
the opening exercises. Mrs. A:
Havens read the scripture Mrs.
Drennan, offered prayer. Mrs. A.
Little presided for ’the following
program: Mrs. Wilfred Anderson
gave an interesting reading .oh
“School Achievements”; musical
selections Were enjoyed by Mrs.
James Webster on the autoharp,
accompanied by Mrs. Hall at. the
piano; an essay on “The Precious
Jewel” was given by Hazel Web-‘E. Ackert.
United Church W.A., Group 1
Mrs. Wellington Henderson op
ened her home Tuesday evening
-for the September meeting of*
Group l. yhe leader, Mrs. Jones,
presided and opened the meeting
with a hymn and prayer. Th^
scripture reading, given by . Mrs. .;
Howey, was based on James 2:17
“Faith,'/if it, hath not yvorks, is?
dead”. Reports were received
from the Cheerio and Sewing
committees and announcement
was made of committee conven
ers for the 3-Group bazaar to be *
held in October. Mrs. Jas. Web
ster and Mrs, Emerton favored
with harp hnd violin duets. Fol
lowing the mizpah’ benediction, a
social time was enjoyed. Apprec-'
iation to the hostess, and to the
committee, namely; Mrs. FL AU
lin, Mrs. S. Collyer and Mrs. C-
Crawford was expressed by Mrs.
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