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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4th, 1953
LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wednesday, Nov. 11
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
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LUCKNOW BRANCH CANADIAN LEGION, B.E.SX1
Clarence Greer, Pres. H; D. Thompson, Sec. ;
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A, Whin, B.A./
Minister.
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I 7.00 p.m.: Toward Peace in j
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. G, A. Meiklejohn;I B.A., B;D. /
j SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
j 11.00 a.m.: The Creative Pow-gJ held at the home of Sandra Percy
er of a Worthy Sacrifice;’
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PURPLE GROVE
Misses Lettie and Ada Gawley
of Ripley spent/Sunday evening
at the home of‘ Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Gawley.
Mrs; ; John Emerson and Mrs.
. ; Harry Brunt of Winnipeg, visited
. with Mrs. Sam Emerson on
Thursday,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Currie and
Brenda spent the week-end at
Toronto. and Hamilton. ;
Miss Winnifred McFarlane
. spent Sunday at the home1 of her
—-parents.
PRESENT GIFT TO
CHURCH_ORGANIST
' (KINLOUGH NEWS).
Th e Anglican Qongregation
held a chicken supper at the
I church on Monday evening when
around eighty partook of a boun-
I tiful meal.: At this time the Rev.
John Brest spoke briefly and Mr.
Midford Wall .presented a gift of
money to organist Miss Edna.
Boyle who has served in . that
capacity for many years. Edna
-made-a-f if ting-reply; ,
The evehing; then took the
form of a 'Hallpwe’en masquerade
with a variety of costumes. The
judges were Mrs. James Hodgins,
Mrs. Arthur BreckleS and Mr.
Wm; Cox arid the prizes were:
awarded as follows: best Hallo
Mr. aind Mrs. Elmer Morgan
, and- Betty/of London visited at
the' home of Mr. and Mrs# Eli
. Morgan on Sunday.
/ Mr. and tyrs. Jim Brooks spent
Sunday evening, with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Leeson. • '
A“ Hallowe’en- party -was held we’en" costumes, ■ Mrs;r~Mato£e’
Hodgins and Mr. Alex Hewitt;
best dressed x couples, Sheila ' and
Beatrice Haldenlby,* Alice & Don
na Haldeniby; best disguise,/Kar
en Nicholson; best cpfnic couple,
Joyce and Lois Haldenb-y; the
> oldest gentleman, Mr. H. A. Gra
ham; oldest lady, MrS. Mary
Simpson; youngest person, Allan
Nicholson; youngest couple, Ma--
donna Graham and Donny Wall;
best make-up, Mrs. Howard?
Thompson. Mrs.. Bert Nicholson,
i The remainder of the program
j was as follows: speech on farming
j/by John Hpdgins, game, Joyce
Haldenby ■ contest by Edna Boyle;
junior quartette number/Donna
Nicholson, Sheila Haldenby, Alex
Hewitt^ John Hodgins; games by
Rev. John Prest and Mrs. Prest.;,
All received a .treat from the S.S.
and j~oirTed .in singing uThe more
we get together”.
| | The Mission Band meeting was
4*1 .1 « /-I 1 . r
. ( with Helen Needham in the chair.
T”!TThe scriptUre was read by Mrs/
Perry Hodgins and short prayers
given by Donald Barr and Sandra
Percy. “The collection was taken
~up—by-^EriO r-Rercy.- A; story.- was
read by Sandra Percy. After the
closing hymn’.the rest of the af
ternoon was spent in. work.
in the Purple Grove school on
Saturday night. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins
attended the warden’s banquet at
Ripley on Thursday night.
’ Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Boyle on Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Farrell,. Ray and Tommy, Mr. &
.Mrs. Glen Farrell, Glenda and
Wayne, Mrs. Thomas Farrel, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Aurel Armstrong
and Dale.
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11 a.m.: Morning Worship.
12rl5p.mv:SundaySchooI;—-
3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
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1 p.m.: Evening Worship.
Conflicting evidence by-a-wit-
ness, was ■ a' factor in Magistrate
D. E. Holmes, Q.C., dismissing a
charge of reckless driving against
Robert Howard of Ashfield, in
police court, in Goderich. > ,
The charge arose from a col-
lision on Con. 10, Ashfield, in
volving- cars driven by Howard
and Murray Gaunt. The latter
suffered a severe knee injury as
a result.
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PAGE THREE
Local & General
Mr, and Mrs. Ron McLelland
of Loreburn, Sask., are visiting
her father, Mr. Joe Conley,
My, and Mrs. Harvey Hall and
John of Detroit spent the Week
end* with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hall.
Mr, and Mrs. P, W. Hoag have
moved, to. the Robert Reid house
across frorn the new high school.
Mr, and Mrs, H^S._jLavery_of-
Toronto were week-end guests of
Mrs, R; T. Douglas and Miss Mac?
Donald; \
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake
spent the- Week-end in London
with Mrs. Grace Maclver and
boys and Miss Olive' Blake,
Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Stewart of
Niagara^ Falls are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron MacDon
ald and Mr. Hill,
Mrs. A. W., Hamilton .was a
recent visitor in Ottawa with Cl.
and Mrs. Douglas Clark and fam
ily.
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Miss Agnes MacQuaig has en
tered Westminster Hospital, Lon
don, after being ill six/weeks at
horne. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Graham of
Toronto were week-end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Wellington
Henderson.
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Mrs. Arthur Cook, who was a
patient in Wingham Hospital for
a short time, is now at the Baker
Private Hospital.
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Mr. and'Mrs. Hank Krueger,
Mrs. Al Martin and Neddy of De- i
trdit spent the Tatter part of the
w*eek with relatives. ,
Mr. and Mrs;. Clifford MacMi|-.
-l^n-and-babe of-Merritton visited
last week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. MacMillan.
4^iss Charlene Smith of Blen
heim spent the -week-end with
friends and attended the open- her minister, the Rev. R. J.
WmimisticeZW
LestWe Forget
Commencing at 10.00 a.m.
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Followed By The
CEREMONY AT THE CENOTAPH
Members of the Legion, Ladies’ Auxiliary, Scouts, Guides,
Cubs and Brownies are requested to assemble at the
Recreational Centre at 9.50. ./■/,■
Lucknow District High School Band In Attendance
She died_ ut her home ,in Mon- also survive, Hector and Donald
of Ashfield, Duncan of. Victoria,
2B-C-.,. Mrs. Kincheloe-of ChicagG^
and. Mrs. MacDonald .of Butte,,
Montana. Her sister, the late Mrs,
Phillip j, MacMillan of Luck-
rnow, predeceased heir some year*
ago. ’ ■ . - .'/ /
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Passed Away Suddenly
The death of Miss Flora Turn
er, a summer resident at PoinS
Clark, occurred suddenly at
Strathroy last week. The funeral
was on' Saturday at Strathrtty.
On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton
Taylor, Mrs. John A. Campbell .
and Mrs. Walter Brbwri, motored
to Strathroy to extend their sym
pathy to the surviving sister, Miss . ^dna“*TurheE~ ~ “T* ’T
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BORN
SNOWDEN—in Wingham Gener
al Hospital on Monday; ’October
_2fh__1953, . to. Mr..and .Mrs. .Ernest-
Snowden, R. 2; Lucknow, .a son..
•ir.ea-1 on Friday, October 23rd.
The funeral SeryicteTn..Montreal-.
,was held ‘ on Monday, October
26th in the Church of St. And
rew and St. Paul, of Which she
had been a devoted member for
many years, and was conducted
Berlis, D.D. The remains wereing of the new high school.
Mr; and Mrs. Bill Humphrey then brought to Lucknow for in-
and family and Mr. & Mrs. Samtorment here.. ____
1, . . ‘-r- i iVFneijnnalri. mReid spent . Sunday in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cli-
perton and family.
Mrs, William Schmid of town
was among the guests at the sil
ver wedding anniversary of Mr.
The Rev. J. R,
• MapDonald, minister1 of. Ripley
and Ashfield, Conducted the ser
vice, which* was very largely at
tended by relatives and friends;
Her two brothers, Hector and
Donald, and four nephews, Ewan
J. MacLean and Archie, Philip
and Mrs. Edward Kueneman of j and Bruce MacMillan, acted as
Hanover., Mrs. Schmid was pallbearers.
4>r-idesmaid~at^their~_wedding:-
OBITUARY
; MRS. E. SCOTT MacKENZIE
The funeral 'of the • late Mrs.
F, Scott MacKenzie of Montreal
took place- on Tuesday, October
27th at 3 o’clock, with a funeral
service in the chapel of McLen
nan and MacKenzie, and inter
ment in Greenhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Mackenzie, formerly Miss
Lexie MacLean, was -a daughter
of the late Donald Er and Mrs.
MacLean of Amberley, and lived
her early life in this community.
In her education she chose music
as her special field of study, at
tending the Brantford Conserva
tory of Music, with advanced
studies in Chicago and Boston,
and was a talented and success
ful musical teacher. In 1913 she >
was married to. Francis Scott:
MacKenzie, at that time- a theo-1
logical student and ' now past I
principal and professor of Theo
logy at the Presbyterian College^.
Montreal. She accompanied Df.
Mackenzie to Harvard UniVersi-
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Mrs. MacKenzie is survived by
her husband, <&nd by two child-
iren, Dr. F. Douglas MacKenzie of
Vancouver, B.C., andlsobel (Mrs.
Newton E. Jarrard) of Houston,
-Texas,_and-fourgrandchildren.:
Three brothers and two sisters
ty and lived for two years in
Cambridge, Mass., ’ where she
continued her mbsical studies, re-.
turning then fb Montreal where
her husband began his ministry.,
Subsequently/she lived at Syd-. J
■hey- Mines,* Nova Scotia, and'
Paris/ Ontario, where Dr;* Mac
Kenzie .held, pastorates, and in
1027 returned to Montreal where
she lived- for the rerrtaihder of
her lite., ■ ■■■'■>;■
Mrs, MacKenzie was a lady of
Jare gifts and great personal
charnvand is remembered-with,
grateful affection by a wide circle-
of friends whenever . h’ef ,influ-
ence has been felt. She was al-
;ways an active church worker,
especially in • girls’ work / and
missionary activity, but her in
terests extended also into many
other fields, including the M W.
. _ Bible Societythe
I O.D.E.,
of many
and social welfare wor!
types. ’ ■’ / . ’
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