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flower service Sunday.
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Wednesday, Thursday, June 9th, 10th •
Phyllis Calvert, Jack Hawkins, Terrance Morgan, in
“STORY OF MANDY”
The story of a little girl who was borii deaf and dumb
and learns to talk again.
for
LyceumTheatre
WINGHAM
Two Shows. Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.115 7
and
Jean Pierre Aumont,
Paulette Goddard
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Charge of the Lancers
Last complete show starts 8.30
Wednesday, Thurs., June 2, 3
Jeanne Crain, Jean Peters
— in —■
VICKI
Adult Entertainment
Wednesday, Thurs., June 9, 10
Judy Holliday, Peter Lawford
‘— in —
: “IT SHOULD HAPPEN
TO YOU”
Monday, Tuesday, June 7,
KOREAN WAR
Cease Fire
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Friday, Saturday, June 4th, 5th
Richard Basehart, Gene Evans, Michael O’Shea, in
FIXED BAYONETTES
Adult Entertainment
Matinee Saturday at 2.30 ~ Children 10c, Students 20c
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE .2nd, 1954 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
for FEED
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ST. HELENS K INLOUGH
Friday, Saturday, June 4, 5
SHELLEY WINTERS,
DEWEY MARTIN ■ A' .— in —
TENHESSEE CHAMP
Matinee Saturday Afternoon
There will be no church ser
vice nor Sunday School in the
United Church next , Sunday
morning;
Visitors , home for tHe Sunday
School anniversary and Flower
Sunday included Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Brown, and Bob Murdie of
Kitchener with Mr, and Mrs, R.
Woods; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller and Larry of London. Mr.
. and Mrs, HaroldWaylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Wader and Mr, Mur
ray Taylor of Wingham with Mr.
and Mfs. Chester Taylor.
The ladies are reminded of the
Women’s Institute meeting this
(Thursday) afternoon^ at the
home of Mrs. George Stuart, Foil
call, A verse of memory from my
school days.
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A. Webb of Lucknow, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Browq and Mr. Richard
Sillib of Bly th were recent visi
tors with Mr. and Mrs.. E. W.
Rice.
Mr. and Mrs.’ Richard Elliott
and Mr. Elwooci Elliott of Holy
rood and rMr.* and Mrs. Wesley;
Whytock, of Teeswater, ’ were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
/Miller on Sunday.
Mrs. Jas.. Curran is a patient
in Wingham General Hospital
where she underwent an opera
tion on Saturday. Her many
friends hope for a speedy recov-
’ ery. ’ •' ~~ ~ •••.
• Mrs. Alex Murdie is spending
j a . few days, in kitchener.
Mr._and Mrs, Sam Reid, Mr.
arid Mrs. Wm. Humphrey- and
family of Lucknow, Mr.> and Mrs.
Peter Cook anad family of Zion
werp visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie McDonald and attended
the flower service Sunday.
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Visitors with Mr. and Mrs., Jas,
Hamilton were Mrs. B. Culbert
and son Lyn of Detroit and Mick
ey and Betty Anger of Clover
Valley. . . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson
attended the wedding of their
nephew, Mr. ^Clarence Russell and
’Lillian Bell at Waubaushene last
-Wednesday-.—'<.....-..........
Mr. T, Smith of Gander, who
is visiting at Centralia Airport,b
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
McIntosh.
■ Mr. and. Mrs. R, G. Hamilton
attended the graduation, of their
niece, Miss Donna Hamilton of
Woodstock General Hospital. •
Mr. A. Cook spent a few days
at Collingwood and Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrz< O. Richards, and
Mr. arid Mrs. D. Richards visited
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Richards
of Guelph.
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, The Evening Guild met at the
home of Mrs. Bert Nicholson on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ronald
Thaqker presided. “O Master let
me walk /with Thee”, was sung to
open the meeting, followed by
the Guild prayer and the Lord’s
prayer repeated in- unison. Miss
May Boyle read psalm 146<and
each memlber answered the roll
call with a scripture verse con
taining the word praise. Mrs. Tom
Hodgins gave the thought for the
day. Plans were made to add to
the church kitchen, equipment.”
The evening was spent in fancy
work, crocheting and knitting.'
Two new members were welcom
ed. The meeting closed with pray
ers and . dainty refreshments serv
ed by the hostess and her girls..
-The- June—hostess—is—?Mrs-Jack
Hewitt.
Relatives and friends from here
attended the .funeral of the late
Robert Wall on Friday at his late
residence. Sympathy‘ is extended
to the bereaved.
Pupils from our school and. the
neighboring schools took part in
the musical festival in; Walkerton
on Friday.
Mrs. Walter Forster and girls
visited Friday .with -her mother,
Mrs. J. W. Colwell. Little Janet
Forster; who had; spent the week?
end with her grandmother, re
turned home. .
Friends here were sori^y to
•earn that Mr. Dick McBride had
his cabin near Lucknow destroy
ed by fire on Friday morning,
-Dick was a -former resident of
our village^ having lived here
with his brother, the late Reg.'
McBride. . ,
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott and
■family of Listowel visited Sunday
with,ML arid Mrs. Win. Wall.
Mrs. Jack Hodgins returned
home from Victoria Hospital
where she has ibeen a patient.
. Mr. and Mrs.. M. Johnstone of
Listowel, Mrs. Joe Cassidy and
boys of Teeswater visited on Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Graham. ■........ ‘ .
Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Graham of
Anri Arlbor, Mich.; are -spending
their vacation with his parents
and other members of his family
her£.
""We are sorry to report thaT
Mr. Wesley Guest is a patient
in Wingham Hospital. We hope
for a speedy . recovery.
The Rev, B. Cox was guest
of the South Kinloss Young Feo*
pie on Sunday evening at the
home of Mr, and Mrs; Douglas
Graham;
. Mrs. Ada Hodgins of Detroit
is, visiting her aged mother, Mrs;
John Cox and other members of
her family here.
Mr*, and /Mrs. S. O. Parry, Mr.
and.;jMrs. Jack Parry and Jackie
of Detroit spent the week-end
with Mr. and/Mrs; James Hod
gins. . <
Little Jackie Parry, while vis
iting at the home’ of MrsTGeo,
Emerson, ^r., was bitten by a
dog “which required 14 stitches to.
close the wound. Friends here
were very, sorry to _learn of this
unfortunate accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hodgins of
Angus were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Toni Hodgins.'
.Mr. • and- Mrs. George , Cuy.ler
and;family; spent Sunday/with .
’Mr. arid Mrs. Bert'Nicholson and
family. . . . / . . ;
Note Change in Service
On SuriSay - next, June 6th, the
Anglican service will be” at "ll
a.m,.with Sunday School at 10
a.m. This change js necessary.
due to the Ordiriation of the' Rev.
Prest at St. James Church, Lon-
dmv TR7K7 wnvirr
have charge and be the celebrant
for the service of Holy Commun
ion. Oh the following Sunday,
June 13th,. services, will begin at
9,30 4a.m. for the summer- months.'
A number from here enjoyed
the .social evening arid illustrated
traveltalk by Rev.. G. B. Cox of
his recent trip to South America.
Musical numbers were Contribut
ed by Misses Margaret Malcolm
and Edna Boyle, piano duet; Miss
es Margaret Malcolm and Iona
Terry,, violin numbers; hisses
Beatrice and Alice Haldenby,.
vocal-duet/Mrs.Harold—Halden^
by,-vocal solo. Mr. Donald Smith
presided.
Sjnnpathy is extended to the
family of the"late" Nelson"BusHeir,
who passed-away suddenly.
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The PLAYHOUSE
1st show 7.30; 2nd 9.15—Adults 50c, students 35c, children 25c
Wednesday, Thursday, June 2iid, 3rd
Billy Lee and Cordell. Hickman, ift
“The Biscuit Eater”
• The story of two kids and their dog.
Miss Margaret Kraemer, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Krae
mer, R.R. 2, Holyrood, received
her general course Bachelor of
Arts degree from- Ursuline Col
lege at the University of Western
-Ontario—eonvoeation“Miss--I^'ae^
mer is a graduate of Stratford
Teachers’ College and taught last,
year at Hesson.
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