HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-01-27, Page 7DUNGANNON
Rev, Geo.--D. Watt, pastor _ot
Dungannon United Church, gave
a worthwhile and arousing ad
dress at the Sunday morning ser-
vice.Hecondemned the Jehovah -
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WEDNESDAY,1 JAN. 27 th, 1954 >■ ’THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Wednesday, Thursday, February 3, 4
Glenn Ford, . Ann Baxter, Dennis O’Keefe,
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Floors
LAID, SANDED AND
FINISHED.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin re.
ceived a new Ford on Friday.
Mrs, Wm. Scott and Marion
and Betty -Conley of Lucknow
spent Thursday in London. * '
Lyceum Theatre
.WINGHAM ■
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FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
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Wed., Thurs., February 3,4
Gary Cooper & Grace Kelly, in
“HIGH NOON”
'the week-end with her parents,
' Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Martin..
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RAY ROBINSON
I Saturday, 71 anuaryjLdM aTTpjrfr
[ with Rev. J. C. Hutton of Pfhe
Friday, Saturday, Jan. 29, 30
DEBBIE REYNOLDS,< BOBBY VAN
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Mr. and Mrs. Randall Buschlen Riwy be at h*s
and family of Toronto and Mr. j side and remain for the funeral
Anri Mrs Scott Paterson and fam-1 _ • -ily of Detroit were week-end. BUyd ^arrd the
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Wed., Thurs-, January 27,28
ESTHER WILLIAMS,
FERNANDO LAMAS
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Dangerous when Wet
in color.
The Affairs Of
Dobie Gillis
Matinee Saturday Afternoon
Monday, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2
The Story Of Three
Loves
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A Leslie Carson, Pier Angeli,
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We are sorry, BobbyYoung has
developed the measles so soon
after his operation.
* Our icy roads have been very,
hard oh the nerves while driving.
A little: more sand would help
immensely. 1 ’
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, tiffin were
i in London on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes of
Livonia, Mich., spent the week
end with Mr' and Mrs. Russell
Ritchie and Tiffin families.
Interesting Hobby Display •' ■»
Mrs, Chester Feagan was hos
tess for the February meeting of
the Ladies Aid. Mrs. Wm. Scotf,
president and Mrs. Wm. Evans,
sec., presided. The financial re
port was given by Mrs. John
Crowston showing a very satis
factory year. Readings were givr
en by Mrs. . Evans, Mrs. Crowston,
.Mrs. Feagan and a talk bn the*
people of British Guiana by1 Mrs.
Farish ; Moffat. The roll calf was
answered . by “My Hobby” with
displays :by some which were
very instructive^ and. am using .and
consisted of stamip. collecting, post
mark collecting,’ growing African
violets, quilt and mat. making,
tatting and crocheting, baby sita
iting._-poet.ry collecting and scrap
books made of items of interest
in local, papers since 1936. An
heirlodm quilt made .with scrip
ture texts embroidered in differ
ent colored wools on blocks was
displayed by Mrs. Faegan. The
collection was taken by Marion
Scott. A vote of thanks was ten
dered Mrs. Faegan. A dainty
lunch was served. -
• Mrs. David Scott visited a few
Ken McAllister will be 'in charge
of the pictures on Wednesday ev
ening, February 3rd at 8.3Q.
Mrs. Harry Tichborne returned
home on Sunday after visiting
her mother, Mrs. Kennedy, for a
^ew days. Miss Annie. Kennedy
, of-the Wingham Hospital staff
is home, for a few days..
Mr. E. Groskorth attended a
Canada Packers conference in
London on Saturday. „
The • annual meeting of the
Presbyterian church was held oh
Wednesday .afternoon. Rev. R. D.
A. Currie presided. All reports
were given and all proved satis
factory. Four new managers were
put in, Archie Aitchison, Gordon
Elliott, Hugh Simpson and' Wal
lace Conn. The retiring managers
were Gordon M>cGee, Gordon
Rintoul, Wm. Forster, Frank
Coulter; Auditors, Dawson iGraig
and Johnson Conn. Other busi
ness was discussed and the meet
ing closed with prayer by the
pastor.
Ted McCleriaghan had a bad
misfortune last week.. As he went
to step on the sjeigh his foot
slipped and the Korses dragged
him.ori the ground. He is suffer
ing torn ligaments in his should
er. ‘ ...
Mrs. G. Gillespie spepV last
week in Toronto with MfTJT Gil-
lespi e who ? made a business trip
td~the city that day.
The United Church W.M.S. was
Held at the home of Mrs. James '
'Falconer. It was decided to send
quilts to Korea. Mrs. J. D. Bee
croft had the study book “Wherfe-
er the Sun”. Mrs. Watt led in
prayer.
The PLAYHOUSE
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
~ : January 27, 28, 29, 30
Susan Hayward, Rory Calhoun, Thelma Ritter, in
With A Seng In My Heart
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“The Jane Froman Story”
1st show 7.30^ 2nd 9.15—Adults 50c, students 35c, children 25c
Matinee Saturday at 2.30 — Children 10c, Students 20c
OBITUARY
DONALD C. BOYD
The Amberley community
___ _ ________________ deeply saddened by the passing
days with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene °f Donalc^C. Boyd, whose* im-
Conley and family.i timely death at the age of 44,
[ removed a young man who by
| his -ability and energy had rapid-
| ly risen from a store clerk to an
* important executive position with
Mr ancb Mrs. Cameron Sim-1 a nation-wide grocery chain. His
mons and daughter-Nancy spent death followed an illness of <;
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Mr. George Thomson, Mr. and
Mrs; H. Thomson of Purple Grove
visited with Mr- and Mrs. Wm.
Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Al Ir
win (nee _ .the Thomson twinsl,
Olive and Viola. .
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Is spite of cold, zero weather,
Davison welT drilling outfit nf
Wingharri has been drilling a well
atthehameofAlvin_Hamilton._
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Needham of
Ripley visited with. Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Hamilton.
Mrs. H. Irwin had an operation
in Wingham Hospital and return
ed home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hamilton vis
ited with Mr< and Mrs. R Mac-
Kenzie, Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Richards
visited With. Mr. Frank. Fair of
Ripley who is a patient1 in Kin
cardine Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore of
J
Whitechurch, Mrs. Irene Sparl
ing of Wingham and Marie visited
with Jack Henderson.
Witness sect and its 18th century
founder, Chas. Russell, who, he
claimed, was not an ordained
minister who picked the Bible to.
pieces/choosing certain passages
of scripture to suit himself. Rev.
Watt stated many facts of which *
he has proof and references. He
commented on the' earnest en
deavours of innocent people tak
en in; by it. He warned the con
gregation not to accept their lit
erature. He said “renew your
faith” and read your Bible..
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Mr. Boyd wais a sori of Charles
lly or uetroit were weex-enu.— -TAupie
! visitors with Mr. Ken Paterson. ^&nzie-
There were about 23 tables of where he spent his■ ^ut^and
euchre played in the. Memorial | popular and well known.
Hall on Fridays evening. Prizes ; Mf. >Boyd, a resident of; K nr.
were given as follows: high man,' more, N.Y., was assistant a es
•n x e *r uoii. usrrh inriv manager for Loblaw Inc., in NewL° K Ma" York Itate.Pennslyvania and the
u. n»aw , p,,r/4nn- mnQt ’ Ohio area. His death occurred ontm; low man, John Pujdon. most Millaf^Fillmore
S'was served Hospital,'after a, five weeks’ ill-
- d » half hou wal en; i ness He Has been with this groc-
byed teT a PtoSd/ wefe .for .ery ehai'h 25 years, starting as
iaHIt in cunboards in the kitchen a store workejr. He wasjnade^a?-
Zt Ik Cl
built-in cupboards in the k.tchen j•- --
°^&Mrs. Sam Reid of Luc^ ^J^Jnember^ the United
now 1____■ and Mrs- W.- R. Farrier Sunday
'and.tamny ; ^He is survived by his wife,
J with Mr, and Mis. Gai net a son
ri^r; « i 1 j o Lnnn hmk-’ Donald. C. Jr., at home'from Ger-Byekton d Qn many on compassionate Jeave; a
Mo had a cast put on c’harles Bbyd; ,a siatef,
wefek7 Mnc Tank Haves of Mrs. Elliott-Carruthers (Grace);
•. and W; , two brothers, Gordon and Mac.
vlsltl^gcJiuiv-j • His mother predeceased him last
The* NatlonarFilm-'Board will,S^t^‘’ervice.was held, in the
Bury Funeral Home, Buffalo, on
Thursday evening with Dr. Henry
W. Eddy bf 'Deerhurst United
Presbyterian church officiating.
Funeral service was held at the
I family residence, Amberley, on
the ice He had a cast put on , c. #
last week .
. Mr.
Detroit are _ .
.Langside and Whitechurch;
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be-showing films in* the hall., Mr..
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River United Church conducting
the service. Interment was in
Kincardine cemetery. ‘ , 1
The pallbearers Were Charlie
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Wilmer Robb, Stuart Wiley bf
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