HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-11-11, Page 7WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11th, 1953
South Kinloss W.M.S.
Twenty ihembers, nine . Home
Helpers and visitors and 4 child
ren were present for the Novem
ber meeting held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Buckton. The
president, Mrs. Baulch, opened
the meeting with scripture read
mg and prayer and all joined in
ringing Psalm 31 with Mrs. Evan
I$e>th at the piano. After the
L were read the vote for
'new QffiCers fot pres!byterial
was discussed, Th&Glad Tidings
secretary asked that subscript
ions be paid by the end of No-
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STERLING ’TRUSTS
C i’O R P O R -A- T I, O IM
HEAD offfice '
Boy. st, Trento
vember. The treasurer’s reporbl IRENE ROULSTON HEADS
-----. , daughters of kairshea
The first meeting of • the Dau
ghters of the Kairshea was held
at the home of the leader, Mrs,
A, Hughes. Officers werte elected
With Irene Roulston, president;
Betty Hamilton, secretary;; and
Joan Hamilton, press reporter, .
The new course entitled “What
Shall I Wear;’, was discussed. Af
ter various colors and shades of
material were■ Lfield" up ‘.to^each
was read, the offering received
and Mrs. W. F. MacDonald gave
the dedicatory prayer. The scrip
ture and meditation on “Trees of
the Bible”, had been very well
prepared by Miss Mary MacMil
lan and was read iby Mrs. Archie
.MacIntyre followed., by prayer by
Mrs.Wm, MacIntyre. Miss Dean
MacLeod told prayer stories .of
how rrijssionaries had beenhelp-
ed by the prayer of those at
hQme.LThe-study-“bopk-chapter“om
the Christian iChurch in Africa
was well explained. by Mrs, Fras
er MacKLinnon. Many members
reported briefly" on the meetings
they had attended, during . the
Training Institute, in Wingham,
Mrs. T. Austin expressed her
1 hanks for being remembered
when ill and those who had taken
her part at the meeting; Mrs.
Harold Campbell thanked the
.hostess and those taking part.
After singing hymn 551 the meet-:
ing closed with the mizpah bene
diction. During lunch all enjoyed'
a piano duet played by Marion
and Billie. .Buckton. ,
FINAL MARATHON WEEK
TO BE HELD IN THE HOMES
' The fifth and final week of the
Library Bridge Marathon will be
hekl next week, with playing be
ing done in the homes as usual.
, Two prizes, first and second,
are to be-awarded and will be.
announced next week.
Mrs. W. V. Johnston, Miss
Plumsteel, Mrs. W. Henderson,
-Mrsr- Allinr -—-7—77————----
Mrs. Hollyman, Mrs. • *L. C.
Thompson, Mrs. Bannister, Mrs.
Yovan.
Mrs. Couse, 'Mrs, J. Agnew,
J^argar^t-Rae^-Mrsr-RathweilT—
Mrs, .A. C. Agnew, Mrs. Doug*
las, Mrs. H. Webster, Mrs. Mac
Millan
• Mrs. E,. H. Agnew,4 Mrs. Mur-
die, Mrs. M. Hamilton, Mrs. R.
Finlayson.
Mrs .W, L. MacKenzie, Mrs. R,
Jr. Button, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Stewart.
Mrs. N. E. Bushell, Mrs. Russ.
Button, Mrs. R. H. Thompson,
Mrs. W. B. Anderson.
Mrs Schmid, Mrsi T. A., Mac*
Donald, Mrs: McNay, Mrs. Port-
eo.us. ' ’ .
Mrk ■ McNab, Mrs. R. John
ston, Mrs. H. Treleaven, Mrs. Wm.
MacDonald. .
Mrs. "CbokT Mrs? Cuming, Mrs.
R. MacKenzie, Mrs. Joynt.
Mrs. McKim, Mrs. Solomon,
Mrs7 Andrew, Mrs. Clarke.
Mrs. Plewes, Mrs.. Hoag, Mrs.
A. MacLennan, Mrs. Rae.
CREWE CHURCHTO RISE
AGAIN AS ORANGE HALL
The ..corner stone of .the new
Orange Hall at Mitchell was laid
recently, and material.‘from the
Crewe United Church will go in
to the construction of the hall.
The church was bought in the
Summer' by, Mitchell Lodge for
$5.50 and was later < torn down
and. the lumber transported to
Mitchell.
The’L, disappearance of the
church reinoyes_, the, last land
mark of what was once a flour
ishing, little hamlet, complete
M/it.h general store and post of
fice. ■
Membership in.-Crewe . Church
has been transferred' to other dis-'
trict. churches, including Dun
gan n 0 n and. Blake's. ' ■.■ ~
South Kinloss F. & F. Group
The .Faith •& Fellowship Group
j of South"Kinioss met at the. home
■of Mr. and Mrs. Ted.Collyer. Af-
- , j fro the opening exercises a prayer
1 of. remembrance was given by
J Mrs. Evan' Keith, One minute’s
’silence was\ observed and ‘Mrs.
J Evan Keith ' read the poem “In
: Flahder’s Fields”. Belle Graham,
:—■ —rhtir the " ’ ' Mrs./ Harry, Lavis, EVan Keithassistance from experienccd . 1 - . • . and Frank MacKenzie- favored
with ’a quartette “Jeslis .Will Re-
•.} member You”. The‘scripture and
! meditation was conducted by Rev,
’ Haul ch and Belle Qfaham gave
' a' reading,-A film strip on The
: Lord’s. Prayer' was followed by
'a quiz on the film, by Mrs. Harry
' , Lavis' and Jean Cochrane, ..Graced
1 lunch," .the vote' of .thanks . by
i Frank MacKenzie and the miz-
! pah benediction-closed the meet-
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BR^iCH OFFICE
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member, each one was told what
color suited, her best. Mrs,.
Hughes then demonstrated how to ,
thread and yse an electric mach
ine. The meeting closed with a
delicious lunch served by the
hostess. The vote of thanks was
given by Joan Hamilton.
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professor. ‘ ‘ • .
Absent-minded prof,: Dear me!
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