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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-12, Page 14KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL UKH Pastor Gilbert Van Slletenherse 10 asra. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship Service Guest Spetker Rev. John llaNn Youth Pastor tram `on 7:30 p.m. Evening Service ?Mae& Prayer Servite WedilleSdaY at 8 o'clock C.A. (Young •People) Friday at':80 p.m. • KETCH :ELEc, WINGHAM RESIDENTIAL — FARM — I AND COMMERCIAL Phone Collect 357-1583 • • • • • PAGE POO, RU SIN WIG LUCKNOW ,SENTINEL,. LIOCKNOW ARM WEDNESDAY, NOVEME! bickaspw Phone 528-2011 LES PETTER SHOES LONE 1110 • SHOE REPAIR • e. LuticnOvir Lucknow Presbyterian Women's Missionan( Society met on Wed- nesday, November S. The meeting opened with a verse and prayer by Mrs. Noble-Johnston. The aim and Purpose of the W.M.S. was repeated,• in unison, The Bible study was taken by Mrs. Wallace Wilson. She based her meditafion on "Peace" and told how God's peace is always in the world. The review of the Glad Tidings was given by Mrs. Omar Brooks. Mrs. Philip Stewart led in prayer.. The topic "Christian• Conference of Asia" was ably taken by Mrs. J. E. MacDonald. This Christian Con- ference of Asia is a conference of churches gathering, together rep- resentatives in the East Asian Region from Pakistan to Japan and the countries in between. inducting also New Zealand and Australia. In 1973 it was possible to report that 79 churches, representing approx- imate.ly 37-40 million people in Asia are members. The roll call was answered by 17 ladies. The sick committee gave a report on calls and cards sent to the sick and shut ins. Highlights of the Maitland Presbyterial Rally held in Wingharn on October 22nd, were given by Mrs. Morgan Henderson. Hymn 469 was, sung and Mrs. Maude Sherwood dosed the meet- ing with prayer. akeseeketaertsevereedeaeoerwl'iteeseseee DUNGANNON, CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orris Gingrich. Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 1141 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME areeeigeweeeeefereiereeetftereoweeee LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH lbws Deng Kahane SidrAstar tiovamenals 10 am. Sunday Selma 11 a.m. Ileraing "tab* SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 1$ 10 a.m. Oatitraunimi Semite "He Gave" 210 part. "Brotherly Love" Listen to the Bach to God How lid of Today CROK Sarnia, 11:31 Lea. Recto traal 1070 aPOS Oetea 1:Ni p.m. 1 Ratio dial S10 Gave Talk On Flowers and Coins Of Bible Times Unit 3 of the Licknow United Church Women met in the assem- blyeoom of the church on Tuesday, November 4 with an attendance of 16 members and 1 visitor. The president, Mrs. Glen •Wald- en, opened the meeting with the Remembrance Day poem "In Hander's Field" followed by the Lord's • prayer in unison. She expressed thanks to the group for their help at the fowl supper and announced the general meeting, to be held November 6 at 8 p.m. with Miss Jessie McPherson of Kincard- ine as guest speaker. Roll call followed and reports from all committees were given. Mrs. Eldon Bradley conducted a fine devotional program based on Remembrance Day and its deep significance to all Canadians, both young and old. Ada Webster read scripture verses containing the word 'remember'. Readings entitled 'The War Bride' and 'Why Wear a Poppy' were given by Mrs. Jean Jardine and Mrs. Bert Mon. A few old familiar patriotic songs were sung.. The guest speaker,. Mrs. Harvey Webster, gave a very interesting talk on the 'Flowers and Coins of Bible times', referring to the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the common flowers, trees and herbs of the Holy Land which are today •grown in most parts of Ainerica, often under another name. The speaker showed souvenir spoons made of tiny coins used in Bible times and referred to the widow's mite as a symbol of the extreme poverty of the common people of those days. ' The guest was thanked by Mrs. Bradley and *at the close of the meeting Grace was sung and the committee, Mrs. Eldon • Bradley, Mts. John Mchiurchy and Mrs. • Jim Ritchie.. served a dainty lunch during a social. hour. Whitechut4h UCW WHFIECHUROI NEWS Whitechurch United Church Women held their November meet- ing on Wednesday. November at the home of ,Mrs. Lome Durnin.. Mrs. Garnet Perrier presided for the worship service, Peace.. She' opened, the meeting with a . short meditation, Kuni-ba-yah, This land is my land and the hymn God of our Fathers was sung.. All took part in the responsive reading., Peace. Mrs. Farrier read an article Church Service in Vietnam during the War, which was often held outside with bombs flying around. Mrs. Dave Gibb led in prayer. Mrs, Muriel Thompson gave the topic, Nutrition, and pointed out that children brought up in poor homes. suffered most. Statistics show there are 1.76 million poor children in Canada under age 16 years.: In Newfoundland half of the children are in families below the poverty line. In Ontario 1 out of 6 are in the poverty line from poor families. There are 50.000 children in Canada living in Fetter Homes. MIS. Lorne Durnin presided for the business in the absence of .president Mri. Milian Moore.. The roll call was answered by 11 members and 1 visitor giving a ' safety hint for the home. All sang, Letthere be Peace and Rev.. W. Brown dosed the. meeting with 'prayer. • Lucknow Unit I Unit 1 Lucknow United Church Women held their regular meeting in the church parlour on Tuesday afternoon, Noveniber 4 with 11 members present. Mrs. Sam Gibson opened the meeting and hyme No. 516 was sung followed by all repeating the Lord's • prayer. The roll call was answered with a "Verse on Peace". Mrs. Clarence Irwin for Citizen- ship read an article from a Toronto paper written by '''Mrs. Nicholls, also a paper on citizenship. Mrs. Al Irwin for stewardship gave a reading "Autumn" and also one "Remembrance Day". Mrs. Walter Dexter reported on visiting shut ins and community friendship, Mrs. Wm, G. Hunter for social functions gave the report on recent catering and Mrs. Peter Cook gave the treasurer's report, which was very good. The church plates were available and distributed to those present. The convener of the program was unable to be present so' Mrs. Sam Gibson took charge of the program. Mrs. Walter Dexter read the scripture from Luke 11 and Mrs. Sam Gibson gave the meditation., Mrs. Alex McNay read a story of a lady who thought her home work dull and while sitting mending she fell asleep and had a beautiful dream. The story was written by Mrs.-Wo011y and contained a good, moral for all. • Mrs. Wes Ritchie played a piano solo "Memories". Mrs. Peter Cook gave a reading "Lest We Forget" and Mrs. Walter Dexter gave a Remembrance day reading. The meeting was dosed' with prayer and lunch was served by, the committee and a social time enjoYed- gocterich When In GODERI visit SHOPPERS SQ Most Stores a • OPE Thursday. Till 9 p. November and Lucknow • Unit 2 of Lucknow Wonien met at the Walter Alton on Nov Vernon Hunter open with a• reading, folio and prayer. The, October meeting approved- The answered by a Mrs. Eldon Hend treasurer's report ' the blanket fund w A. Ritchie. Mrs. Hunter re the hospital and home. Mrs, Gord the social furled° church • plates Hymn 286 was Spence Irwin rea followed by them Hunter. The•subj A poem about sol Mrs. Cardis. Mrs. Kirkland Flander's pields" history of the writ John McRae. M solo- Mrs. H interesting items book. The courtesy re by Mrs. Hunter dosed with the Lion. BE A SPONSOR IN THE DANCE -A-THON Held by West Huron Jr. Farmers November 2$ and 1,1 KEEP THE DATE 1STMA$ COMMUNITY _CONCERT ullieUtday. December 17 LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L. Van Statilduinen Pasta South iCintoss VVJVI.S. The November meeting of South Kinloss Women's Missionary Soc- iety was held Wednesday. Novem- ber 5, at the home of Mrs, Harry Levis. Mrs. Ira Dickies presided and op- ened the meeting with, a Remem- brance poem. The hymn, "Come let us sing of a wonderful love" was sung. The Aim and Purpose of the W;M.S. was repeated in unison, followed by the• repeating of the Lord's prayer. The 'scripture taken from Heb- rews 12 and 13 was read alternate- ly by each` member and Mrs. Annie Maclntyre gave a Well prepared meditation on the above passages. Minutes were read by the secretary Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and busi- ness was dealt with. A letter from Pinecrest Manor was read request- ing some entertainment be put on fir the residents. It was decided to do so at some future date. The Ladies Aid will make the lunch for a wedding reception in early Decem ber. The nominating committee will be Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall 'and Mrs. Gib Hamilton. The toll call' was answered with a Bible verse with the word "Go". There were IS members present. The study book chapter was given by. Mrs.. Allan ,MacDougall "The Good 'Samaritan". Mrs. MacDougall also read the poem "In Flanders Fields". Mrs. Philip Steer gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Ted Collyer, Mrs. Vera Schmidt and Mrs. Annie MacIntyre took part in the prayer circle. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Allan MacDougall 'The closing hymn was "0 Master let me walk with Thee" and prayer by Mrs. Douglas Graham.. Grace was sung and lunch served by the directors Mrs. Allan MacDougall Mrs. Annie Mae- Intyre and the hostess. The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. This is the annual meeting. •so please bring or send reports. Lidtnow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glarai Noble. Mintator ' Phone SUMO SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 11 111:00 a.m. Study School 11:00 a.m. Mote Worship NURSERY FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN I 0 sQUARE IP 40