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united CHURCH
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1 Rev. G? A. Meiklejohn, ,
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- THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Local & General
, Mrs. . Clark Finlayson, who had
been confined to the hospital for
a second time with virus pneu
monia, returned home at the end
of the week.
• Mr. and Mrs. A-lex Purdon vis-
week at Sarnia with
Mr.,.and Mrs. Hector Purdon.
Mrs, W, P. Lane of Toronto is
visiting with her cousins, -the
Misses Malcolm and other rela
tives.
Will Lees, who'spent some time
here this fall with hisjsister,.Miss
Jean Lees, has. gone to Tampa,
Florida, to. spend the winter.
Wm. S. McLeod is able to be
out again after being confined to
his home for a time with a heart
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gaynor,
Johnnie and Sharon of Tavistock
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Little.
Mrs. Margaret Carruthers, who
has been a patient in Wingham
Hospital for the past month, was
taken to the. home of her son,
Elliott, last week. . ’
„ Mrs- fiarry Downs and_daugh±.
ter Judy of Cobourg were callers
in town last week.
Jim Reed of Port Elgin and
formerly of this community is
currently suffering from an at
tack of shingles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McLennan
of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Blue of Windsor spent the week-
end __ with their J mother. Mrs..
Winnifred Johnston.
... _Mr.—and--.Mrs. - B. Franks of
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
MacDonald of Detroit, Mr. and
Mrs. Ab Campbell of Ashfield
were, visitors last week with'
Mrs. Charles Lorenz._ _____.
( Mr. .and Mrs.. Jim MacMillan
of St. Catharines and Miss Gail
MacMillan of London were re-
cent visitors with their parents,
"Mr. and Mrs. Joe MacMillan:...
... Mr. and Mrs. Wm? Blue of De-
The Mission Band held a social i troit were recent visitors with
in the church on Friday evening
to which the parents and friends
were invited. The leader, Mrs.
Charlie Tiffin, presided. Shirley
Scott read the scripture and Ce
celia Crowston led in prayer.
Mrs. Jack Pollock gave a story
for the children. A chorus “Jesus
Loves Me” was sung by Eliza
beth and Arleata Pollock, Nancy
Scott, Sharon Moffat, Marion
and David Wall. The offering
was received by Doris Moffat and
Audrey Young.'. Colleen Tiffin
■gave the offering prayer. A
chorus, “Word Wide Church”,
ha Moffat, Audrey Young and
Doris Moffat., Mrs'. Lloyd Moffat
introduced, Mr. w Norminton. who
had slides on Africa, ~
Germany , and . .England.
Wesley Young gave the closing
prayer. Lunch was served and a
social time spent.
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Rev. Wallace McClean,
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SOCIAL EVENING HELD
AT HACKETT’S CHURCH
An enjoyable social evening
was held at Hackett’s Church last
Wednesday, with Rev. G. A.
Meiklejohm 9s
showed some Very interesting
travel pictures. Rev. J. R. Dick-
irison acted as chairman. The fol
lowing numbers were presented:
piano solo by Lois Hackett; read
ing, Mrs. Bert Alton; piano sel
ection, Mary_Alt‘onj_ readinjgJMrs^
George Alton; comic, number by
Wm. Buckingham and commun
ity singing. Lunch was served.
LANGSIDE NORTH
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’COMING EVENTS I
CARD PARTY ANO DANCE
card party and dance Tn Kintail
Hall on Friday, November 19th,
with music by “The Aristocrats”.
Lunch counter in the hall. Cards
at 8.30.
ANNUAL BANQUET
Hue r Tee? Win Conservation
Club, Thursday, December 2nd at
6.45 sharp in the Recreational
Centre, Lucknow. Tickets $1.50.
Everybody welcome.
BAZAAR AND BAKING SALE
In Holyrood Hass, Thursday,
November 25th at 8.30 sponsored
by Holyrood W.t. Variety pro
gram including slides by Mr. W7
T. Sillick of Teeswater. Lunch
served. Everyone welcome.
DANCE AT DUNGANNON
Dance at Dungannon Agricul^
tural Hall, on Friday, November
19th, sponsored by the Colborne
Ty/p. Athletic Society. Pierce’s1
orchestra. Modern and old-time
dancing. Admission 50c.
BAZAAR & CLOTHING SALE
A bazaar and used clothing sale
will be held in the Legion Rooms
on Saturday, November 20th, un
der auspiceS/of the Ladies Aux>
iliary to the Legion. Bake table,
sewing and tea table, children’s,
men’s and ladies’ used clothing.
New ideas for -your Christmas
gifts.t boors open at 2.30.
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Anderson. While here they had
to return to
the illness
Margaret.,
Sgt. Major
of Barrie spent; the
with her parents, Mr.
A. C, Agnew. Mr. and
the city because of
of their daughter,
and Mrs.I. M. Hall
week-end
and Mrs.
... .. Mrs. Hall
are moving, to Ottawa this week,
where he has been posted
Army - medical headquarters.
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Anglican Churchmen Meet
The meeting..of the Brother
hood of Anglican Churchmen of
Xhe_-Eaiiisl.^^Q-f---Ki'n-lo-ugh-r-.-Boi-v-ie-
and Kingarf was held in
Miss Margaret "Miller, student
nurse at the Stratford General
Hospital, spent Sunday 'at her
home here.
Mrs. Sadie Maize moved to
-Dungannon last week.
. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray,
newlyweds; were guests of' hon
our at a gathering in the Com-
munity ,, Hall on Wednesday ■ ev-
enirig. After lunch Gordon Foran
read an address of congratula
tions and good wishes and J. D.
Durnin made the presentation of
a purse of money. Donald ex
pressed their appreciation and all.
sang “For they are jolly good
fellows”. Music for dancing was
^supplied by The Aristocrats.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller &
Larry , of London were weel^-ehd
visitors with Mi*, and Mrs. Ches
ter Taylor. On their return they
were accompanied by Mrs. Tay
lor who will spend the week in
London.
Word was received by rela^-
tives here on Saturday Of a ser
ious motor accident in which Mr.
and Mrs. John Scott (formerly
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' and Kintfarf was held' in "the ^jeska TG®u?g and. tlieir. sof
I'Church of Ascension, Kinlough, i ' ■ ■on November 10th, Rev. J. Prest
led in prayer and during the.
business session billboards for
the three .churches . was discuss
ed. A delicious lunch was served
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John of London were involved.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Scott receiv
ed serioudpinj uries. and are pat;
ients in St. Joseph’s Hospital,
fiondon.. The Scotts were on
their way to Spend the week
end With relatives here. <: •
: Miss. W, D. Rutherford, Miss
Isobel Miller visited* oh Thurs
day with Mrs. Gordon McIntyre
in Toronto. .Her many friends
will be glad to know t.ha Mrs;
McIntyre was able to return to-
her home in Bracebridge on Sat
urday after being hospitalized
for several months.
C-ULROSS CORNERS
Mrs. Mary Wall arid Mrs. Or.-,
val Wilson visihed oh Wednes
day afternoon , with Mrs. Ernie
"H^ima^aTid^lsu^a^lled^Trtiirsr
Frank Brown. , .
Mr. „ Stewart MacDonald of the
8.th Con east, Culross, has pur
chased the. former Charlie Hod
gins farm from Mr. Tom Hod
gins.' The community extends a
welconne to the MacDonald, fam
ily who get possession in March.
•This'has been mission week
at the United Church in Tdes-
watcr and ' the community has
been, well represented;
spent' Wednesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. fid Thompson ahd-
Marjorie, Holyrood. ,
.Mr; • Russel' Stewart .of the
RCAF at «Camp Borden was suc
cessful in completing h& bourse
and is spending some time at his
home here before being trans
ferred. " M .
Several from the community
have registered .for the Hobby
UTuK cburs^ "aT
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You are inVited to list any type of property with
him and be assured of every attention, being given.
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Norman S. Wilson
REAL ESTATE
Phone 43 — Kincardine, Ontario.
LUCKNOW — ’Phone 138 Or 39
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Mr. and Mrs* Gerald Stewart,
Kincardine, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall and
Donnie spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Hackett & Doug
of Ashfield.
SIXTH AND NINTH
Held Shower For Bride-Elect •
On, Saturday evening, Novem
ber 13th, Mrs. Bessie Stewart, asr
Sisted by Mrs. Jim Wilson, Mrs.
-Will—Cranston—and—-M-rs:—John-
Finnigan, entertained at a Show
er for her niece, Eleanor Smyth,
R.N. of Brantford, whose mar
riage to Doctor David Evans will
take place i.T.Colborne St. United-
Church Chapel' on' Saturday,' No
vember 27th. Twent-six guests
enjoyed an eveningj of contests
and songs, a mock. wedding was
enacted by several of the 'group,
After a humorous reading by
Margaret Smith, an appropriately
decorated hamper filled with
gifts was carried in by Eleanor
Alton and. Betty Smyth . and
placed before the bride-elect.
Gene Smyth assisted in opening
the gifts. Eleanor expressed her
thanks for the many lovely gifts
and all joined in singing “For
She’s A Jolly Good Fellow”. The
guests then repaired to the. din
ing room where the ladies served
lunch and a pleasant social hour
was enjoyed.
Guests at the home of Brown '
Smyth at the week-end were Mr.
Bill Smith of St. Thomas, Gene
Smyth of Toronto, Dr. David
Ev^ns, Mrs. Mpriel Smyth, Miss’ "Marg^rer*~SmyTh and .. Miss El
eanor Smyth • of Brantford.
Miss Barbara Ann Wilson is
at hdme with the mumps. ' /
Mr. and Mrs. . Cliff Murray;
Norma; Mrs. Charlotte Reid,
Gordon and. Stuart were in Port
Elgin, on Sunday visiting with
Mr. and Mrs; Jim Reid. Mrs.
Reid remained for a longer visit
among relatives there and at
Kincardine. ' . • .
Mrs. Gordon Smyth is a pat
ient in Wingham Hospital. We
wish, her a speedy recovery.
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