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.ST. HELENS J
The Northern group of, the
"W.M.S. had charge of the pro
gram at the May meeting held
4$ the home of Mrs, W. I. Miller
Wednesday afternoon with, j8
ladies present. Mrs. W; A. Miller,
. lit in the worship service, k the
theme of which was‘‘The Church
an their House”. Mrs. T. J. Todd
aread the scripture lesson and,
Mrs. Alex .Murdie led in prayer,
Mrs. George Stuart and Mrs., Jas.
Humin favored with a -duet, ‘‘He
is “Mine”. The subject from the
study book on l“Our Backyard”,
> was taken in an interesting man
ner by Mrs, Gordon Macpherson
as Mrs. Canada and Mrs. Harvey
Metab‘/as Mrs- United States.
Mrs. W. I. Miller, the president,
conducted the business. The trea
surer reported the Easter. Thank-
Offeringas<$29.05 with $66 hav
ing been sent to the Presbyterial;
treasurer. The next meeting will
t>e held at the home of ^4rs.*>Geo,
^Stuart with the Southern group
in charge.
; THE /LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Mrs. James Curran, .the presi
dent, was- in the chair for the
meeting of the W.A., the theme
of which worship service was
“Christian Family Life”. Mrs.
Murdie read the. scripture lesson
and Mrs. John Cairieron, the lesr
son thoughts. It was agreed to
hold the annual Juhe tea on
Thursday, (June 24ih, with the
following committees in charge':
program, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs, L.
Woods, Mrs, Frank McQuillin &
Mrs. T. J. Todd;, decorating, Miss
W. D. Rutherford, Mrs, Alex Pur-
ves, Mrs. J. Curran and Mrs. H:
Webb; lunch, . Mrs. E.. W. Rjce,
Mrs. X3has: McDbnald, ,Mrs. Geo.
Stuart, Mrs. G. MacPhersbn and
Mrs. Lorhe Durnin.,; Mrs? W. A..
Miller read the, press report’ of
the first annual 'meeting of the
Huron Presbytery of the Women’s
Association held at Walton re
cently. At the conclusion a social
half hour was enjoyed when
lunch was served with Mrs. Cur
ran and Mrs. McQuillin as host>
esses..
Congratulations are due Barry
McQuillin who with 81 marks,
won second place in the colleg
iate baritone solo at. the Huron
County musical festival held at
Goderich last week.
Rev. Chung eChPo Kim,ByD.,
professor at Ch’osan Theological
College, Seoul, Korea, who has
been a student at Emmanuel Col-'
lege, Toronto, on a scholarship
from the. United Church Overseas
Mission Board, will be thq guest
speaker at the Sunday School an
niversary. and Flower Sunday on
Sunday, May 30th; Rev. Kun, 'Vho
will spieak both morning and ev
ening in the .United Church, will
bring a victorious message of his
triumphs through Jesus Christ,
’over the many obstacles, both
physical and spiritual, that exist
in Korea today. Plan to attend.
Miss Margaret Macpherson, R.
N. Of London and Mr. Keith Black
of Centralia, were week-end vis
itors with Mr. and *Mr$. Gordon
MacPherson. •
Mr. arid Mrs, Dan MacKay Of
Ripley were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, George Stuart.,
The sheeting of the St, Helens
Young People’s Union was held
on May ’17th with Murray Tay*
lor, the vice president, in charge
of the udminiMretion- Doris Mil
ler, convener of Stewardship apu
Training, was in charge 01 the,
worship service. Everyone joined
in singing “Stand up for Jesus.,
Doris Miller; read the call to
worship arid had a prayer, Doris
Miller, assisted by Miss. Ruther
ford, Bob Lyons, Marvin McDon
ald and Phyllis Barbour, ;was in.
charge of the Bible study and
the study of the Christian Life.
Anne Todd-led a sing song, arid
the meeting closed with the; ben
ediction.
BQRN ' ‘” . " -7
FORAN—at - Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on May 6th, 1954, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Foran, R. 2,
Auburn, a son, Terrance Jaimes.
PATERSON—in Detroit, on Sat
urday, April 17th, 1954, to Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Paterson, former
ly of Whitechurch, a son,. Jeffrey
Allan.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY IQth, I954
PURPLE GROVE
Mrs. Victor, Gawley attended
the. funeral of her • cousin, Mrs.
Dale McMurren, daughter of Mr.”
and Mrs. Walter MoMurreh of
Essex on SUnday.
Pupils of Purple Grove school
took the train to Niagara last
Friday, All report a, good lime,
Congratulations to. Mr, & Mrs.
'Claudie Pore who were married
on Saturday. / 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson
visited at the home of Mr. Isaac
Nixon qn Wednesday of last 4
week. ■„
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Dote and
Messrs.-’ Stuart, Donald & Cecil-
Dore attended the Pore-Orr wed
ding on Saturday./
Mr. and
of Kinloss
of Mr. and
on Sunday.
. Mr. and
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs., Jerome Schmit of Mildmay
ph Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stanley
and family visited relatives at
Guelph recently. ’
% Mr. and Mrs; George . S. Emqr-
son, Jim and Bobbie, visited with
friends at London on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Colwell
visited at the home
Mrs. Donald McCosh
Mrs, Burton Collins
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others are working day and night
taking advantage of the break in k
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above average acreage of such
crops as white, beans, soybeans
and grain corn. Contracts let for
sugar beet acreage show an in
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acreage grown in 1053. 11 bulls
and 22 females were sold in the
fifth annual Huron County Here-.
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Ladies Auxiliary to the Can
adian Legion, No. 309, held their
regular monthly meeting in the( ;
Legion Auxiliary Rooms on Tues
day, May 4th with 23 members
present, The meeting was opened
with O Canada and the opening '
exercises., Mrs. Wasney presented
the; colors. Two minutes’ silence
was observed in memory of our
member, the late Mrs, Margaret.
Hamilton, for whom the charter
■Avasdraped. -
The Legion’ Auxiliary Rally,
which ,last year was held in Luck
now, will be held in Exeter on
t Wednesday; May. 12th,. with' the
bus leaving the Auxiliary Rooms
at 6.15 p.m.,
The Navy League canvass, is to.
be held, the first Wednesday in /
•June. '
' For the summer months the
regular meetings will be held at
8.30 ip.m.(
The_Auxiliary has been .invited
to attend a meeting of the Luck
now Branch,. No. 309, to see'how '
their meetings are conducted.
This meeting is on Tuesday, May
25th. There will be no June meet
ing. An invitation has been re
ceived to attend the Goderich' ’
Auxiliary meeting ori Tuesday,
June 8th. Plans were made for
the annual picnic ’to /be, held on
: -J upe—17ihr” All—memibers—are—to__
attend church parade on Jime 6th.
All details are not yet complete.
Plans wore made for our semi-'
annual dahce to be held in Luck
now' Town, Hall oh Friday, May
21st, withi Carruther’s orchestra. •
, There will ibe- a ’“.floor show” of
the “Kintail Fdshion Show” and
somo lucky lady Will be crowned
“Queen of May’’. Mrs. Bob Ham
ilton Was named to the enter
tainment Committee, ■ K
The mystery box was —
Mrs. Jack England. A. lovely pair
to the Auxiliary by Mrs. James
Johnston, on which a-draw was
made and they wor.^ .won-by the
same Mrs, Johnston.. A Jqvely
quilt fyas .been ’made and fs-'fenL
tifOd iri ;S draw along with a tray
at our dance; . * v 7
’ The meptihg closed with God
Bave the Queen and a dehmous
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