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Ripley U.C.W,plans sale
Unit 1 of the Ripley United
Church women met at Marj.
Red's, home on May 4.
Eileen MacDonald, convenor
of the meeting, chaired the
Stewardship program..
Sheila MacDonald read the
Scripture froth. Luke 18.
Prayer followed the
Scripture and Audrey
MacDonald gave the com-
ments.
om-
mE een MacDonald had a
questionnaire on listing
South Kinloss
GMS hears
God's plan
. u.
South Kinloss W.M.S. was
held at the home of Miss
Mary Maclntyre Wednes-
day, May 5 at 8 p.m, The
president, Mrs. Evan Keith,
opened the meeting with a
poem, God Has A Plan, and
an opening prayer. Mrs.
Wilma Clarke had the Bible
Study. The roll .call was
answered with a Bible verse
having the word, Mother.
Margaret and Marilynne
Maclntyre: sang, accompan-
ied by Marilynne on the
guitar. The offertory prayer
was by Ann Austin. The
study book topic,. Cultures,,
was most interesting, pres-
ented by Mrs. John Mow-
bray.
Members. were ' reminded
of the Presbyterial• to be held
at Ripley June'' 7, in the
Presbyterian Church.
The meeting ,closed with
the singing of a hymn and
prayer : by Mrs. Leonard
Clarke. Directors' were Mrs.
Leonard Ciarke, Mrs. John,
Mowbray. A social hour fol-
lowed.
favourite activities, five
costing money, five we could.
do alone and five we could
enjoy with one person or
more. The results were that.
people do not require money
alone for favourite activities
but they do need friendship
and care, trying to share and
give, no matter how difficult.
Linda Campbell showed
beautiful' slides on her trip to
Europe which sheand her
husband experienced last
Spring. These were much
enjoyed.
Eileen Carter, group
leader announced that there
would be a yard sale at the
church on June 5 from 9 a.m.
.to 1 p.m. A •pot luck supper
will be held, at Anna.
MacTavish" s home in June.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Marj. Reid. 'Mrs. Clara
Sheills and Mrs. Ann
McCosh.
Lucknow
WAIS.meet
at Pinecrest
The Lucknow. Presbyterian
W.M.S. held their May
meeting at Pinecrest Nursing
Home. Mr's. M. Henderson
opened the., meeting with a
poem. Mrs. Noble Johnston
led in prayer.
Mrs. Wallace Wilson
chose Martha from our Bible
Study Book, Women of the
Bibles, for her Bible medita-
tion:.
Mrs. -"Loree conducted a
sing song of several hymns
and . requests. Mrs. Ruther-
ford was the pianist.
Mrs. Bert Moffat played a
lovelj+ piano sblo. Mrs. Rob-
ert: Reid closed with prayer".
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Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Purple Grove Institute
Stanley and ' family .were ? met Wednesday evening
guests for supper Friday with Gisele Ireland of
with Mr... and Mrs. Earl . Teeswater as guest speaker.
Elliott and Ian. Mrs:' Irene June Elliott was hostess
Elliott of Kincardine spent for Bible Study on Tuesday
Mother's Day with Earl, morning.
June and fan in Purple Herman Weller's mother,
Grove. Barbara Weller is now a pa -
\t On Wednesday evening tient in , the Kincardine
Mrs. George Emerson at- Hospital. Her friends and
tended the Band and Choir neighbours wish her a
Concert at the Goderich Col- speedy reeovery.
legiate: Her granddaughter • .Mrs, Don Robertson and
Susan plays with the band. Mrs. Don McCosh visited on.
On Friday evening Mr. Wednesday with Mr. and
and Mrs.. Jim Farrell visited Mrs. Frank Moulden of
with Mr. and M.rs. Mel Ar- Kinlough.
hold of Kincardine Katherine Collins left Sun -
Township, and on. Mother's day night, for a tour of the
Day they went to visit with British Isles:
Mr. and Mrs. Derk Visitors last week with
Logtenberg and' family of. Howard and Marjorie
Dungannon. Thompson of Ripley were
Visitors on Sunday with her Aunt, Freda Haldenby
Mr. and Mrs'. Donald Forster and three daughters ,Carol
were Brian Keith of Toronto Stanley, and Dorothy Righi
and Mr. and Mrs. Evan from Tisdale, Sask., . also
Keith of -South Kinloss. Mrs. Frances Worman from
Mr. 'and Mrs. Dave Gib Humboldt,"Sack.
sore, Dan and Julie of I:ondon Members from the
and. Mrs. Francis Gillies of Haldenby and Nicholson
' Ripley visited Saturday with families visited the same
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gillies. home during the week.
On Thursday Sandra Howard Thompson of
Henderson of Lucknow Ripley spent a week with his
visited with her Aunt Alma. son Bert out on the farm.
Many from this area have Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.\
been travelling to the 13i11 Van Rooyen and family
woodlands and bringing this week are Bill's parents,
home an ample supply of Mr. and MrS. Dirk Van
natures finest gourmet Rooyen of Chatham.
foods: Yes, none other than . Alberta Farrell of Bruce
the tantalizing aroma of Lea Haven, Walkerton;
leeks has been escaping the spent Mother's Day with the
cooking pot. Boyle family. Dinner guests
Purple Grove ladies were at the same home were
guests ofjhe Ripley WI on Bessie, Warren and Greg
Friday. Farrell and, Denise Watson.
The Figure Skating Club Corinne Boyle visited over
held a successful sale in the the week -end with her sister
Township Hall on Saturday. Kerry of Burks Falls.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 12, 1902—Page 14
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