The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-05-15, Page 3L.
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Lnow
reibytatian'..Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.;
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10 a.m.: Sunday School..
11 am.; Writing Service.
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Wednesday, 8.00.
Prayer Meeting.
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1 Minister: Rev. W. J. Mumford,1
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1-1-UNDAY-MNY 18th, 1952
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a,m.: How To Overcoine 1
Bad' Habits.. '
.7 P.m.:, Life's Golden Hours.
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quitter • is the man :Who. is I
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Anglican Church1
. NOTICES
Itey..A. S. Mitchell, L.Thp
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ROGATION SUNDA.X..:
4.- Peter's thttreb,'LuelcnoW
ll' 'Lin.; Morning .PrAyer 4nd.
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,The. 'Ladies' Guild:Meets, at, the'
.11:oine of Mit:. J. Johhstone, .
.Ingl Street,. on
Wedhesday, May 21st.
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, St. PaUrs Church, Dungannon
.2,30 P.m: Evening Prayer' aricl
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St; Pahl's. Church Ripley •
• The 41Y COrru-nuti.
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cal-• eneral,
to ',Celebrate
the 24th May ire on sale at
Vrribach's. Dr41Stere. •
Bruce Johnst n has :completed
his first :ye,ar t.Weate,rn,Uh1••.
versIty: •
4V/Iis. Minnie Horne" of Toronto
was a week -end, visitor with 'Mrs,.
Walter Horne. .
• Mary Chin, stlident nurse' at
• Western Tonto, is
holidaying at her home.-
• Mr.',and Mrs. Alfrgd. S. Arin-
strong were week -end „visitors•
the community4., . , 1
Mr. and -Mrs. W. J. C. Mitchell
and daughter Bobbie of Hainilton
-were -.visitors- at the SettOrY-5if
;Saturday last, • '. •
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Mrs. Essie • -Hewat, who has
41-)een. .a:patient h). Wingharn Hirt,
is- repor;fiod as ,making .a
steady recovery. :
• Mra. 'Roy ;Cringle,and MrS. Al
Martini. arid' '•Ne'cldy of Detroit
spent the-• week -end with' rela-
tives. .' •
• Robeit •Taylor, Who recently
enlisted in the Canadian ArinY,.
spent :the week -end here, before
being posted. to Nova Scotia.
Rely'. C. •and *Mrs.. Woolley
Went the weekend of May. 4.th
With their. sOri, C. Eric Woolley
and family at Chesley. •
• Dr, Ws. Clarence -Mac-
and•Billie �f Toronto were
• Week-endguests of pr. and lytr.s.
Vi'•Jorhiaton.: '
Miss Christena :Carrick has:1'07
'turned. to'. Lticknow" to take up
teaidenee, .her home here;on
CartIpbell'• St, East. * • . .
•. ,Mannirig -Of '71,...,Ohdon`.' and
Gordon Steward .Of Lond�n
Visited; last. week -end With' his
parent,S, Mr, • and .,Mrs. Charles
Steward;' .• - - . ,,•. •
,Mr..•Pred 5Ntc:Quillin.. left on.
MondaY10 attend the Huron
Dio-
:Cesafl Synod in 'London, He was.
44ccompatied Mrs.; McQ'uillin
7a -rid on 13-atty. "••• •
,Mrs, Neil Carnpbell -of Clinton
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spent :the week' -end with •Luck-
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now ftierikla,andattended the an-.
niVeraary. of the'.Lucknow Pres7,.
tbytetiari ,Church. •
. The Ladies' Guild of St: Peters
Church ssoriet last Week at the
home. 'of 'Mrs: T. J,, Salkeld. The
next -meeting' will be held at. the
hOrne:*of 'Mrs. James johnstone;,
Irigies St. •
Mrs N, E. Bushell Vis?tecl the
latter part of the .w.eek. in, Tor-
onto And 'returned
home, on 1Vlonday•Avith
,who spent tile • week -end ,in
Hani1tcin,
Mts. J; A. 4:10bo.tsoli Mount
Forest (forrnetly. Dean Gcdthis,
6nd. Mrs. .1Vlavy lyfaclifenxie M'
Winghltin •wer e gu est S of Mr. ani'
Mrs.. W: AJPOttoOus .on Sunday,
and • attended, tyhe Presbtyptian
Church anniveiliar;i„.; ' .
„ Wi,!fred. Blackhas .compfeted
his•titst yofir in dentistry rit"
onto tinivetsity. He spent the'
week -end ,with his 'parents, Mv'
and Ry .1311fek, .befc'n rc
turning to the city:where hb has
oniployinent' fbt. the Stim.met.
• ,Misses goxy. kd.'lloth Ander-
sok:have completed their year, at
*Western University where they
are taking ,•seeretariar .science
-the home, of then; pa•rontsy. Mr.
and.,Ntra,,W., B. Anderscin,- before
7returning to 4tondon', Where they
• will be employed, fq the ,surri.•
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clitinkt NIWS
..PresbYteriancijj
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The reading of the call to wor-
ship opened the meeting
on May 12th: Hymn 1 was sung
and Mr. .Winn led in prayer. The
•F,:e„ri-Pture lwia read and hymn .553;
was sting, The speaker was Mrs.
Morgan Henderson who Ably took
.the topic. A., Dutch hymn was
sung by Margiterite- Vanderiey,
and Marian. MacDonald favered
With a: PiaP0' sola. The ".closing
-hytrin 461 WaS Sung 'followed by...
the,benedictiori. On 'May 19th' our.,
Quild is'. jaVited social at
Langside las pail 'of Vie...inter-:
society ',v4itaticin prograln, •
:The May meting at the W.M.S,
was ,held at the horne . of Mrs.: J.
W.' Joynt 'with 82 -members. 'pres-
ent, Mrs, Mumford .conducted,the
opening devotional exercises. The
scripture reading was, read by
Mr's. 'R. C. Robertson: Mrs. Al-
bert Alton read a paper on tetri....
perance. ' Mrs'.. S. Stothers gaVe.
A short talk on literature and' the
library'eonnected with the W. M.
S. Mrs. T. A. Cameron 'took the
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chair. for the program. Readings
were given by MrS. E. Hodgins
and Mrs. .W. ;Drennan; the Pres-
byterial report. was ..given by
Mrs. Mumford; a duet, was sung
•by Mks. Hall and ' Mrs,' Hoag;
Mrs:W. B, Anderson read.a poem
_iLI,loving:_imernory Of 1VIrs,
Rathwell, • a faithful 'and valued
•member. of .the Society. Mrs.1 N.
J. MacKenzie :was :electecf:presi
dent for the , remainder of the.
year iii the absence of.Mrs'. 1VIUrn-
ford.. After the singing of a hynin
and prayer, the hostess' and:coin-
mittee in charge, Mrs.: Hall; 'MrS.
a,, A: Cameron, Mrs: Thos. Ander-
son, served lunch. •. ,
;Zion W. M. • •
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Mrs, :Peter ' Cook was .'hostess
to Zion W.M.S.fbr 'its Kayaneet-.•
ing Thursday .afteinoon, May8th.
There was a god attendance;:' 20
adillts and 6 children. 'The presi-
• dent, Mrs: Gordon: Ritchie, -open-
ed., .the Meeting with 'hymn 281
• and .the Lard's •• prayer,: after
which. the secretary, MrS,•Nel§bn
Raynard, read the minutes and
'called the Toll.. Mrs: Fred. Ander-
' son..ba_cl eh arge of_ the -.devotional!:
period, and was assisted by, Mrs:.
McDOnagh.„•With Mrs. Swan read-.
ing. the scripture, and all reading
hymn 366 in unisaiii Mrs.Will
Hunter gave a reading:. and ' Mrs.
Woolley th4 study baOk
. John' Gardner and Mrs. Jim,
'Hunter gave splendid reports of
HUron .Presbyter'iar.v&hieh Was
-held. in Wesley 7•Willis United
Church, Clinton,: on May 1st. A'
vote"of thanks was tendered these.
ladies for this service. • At 'the
business session Mrs:. F. Ritchie
reportedksending the spread: ar-
meeting.
'Thanks for axing illness
were received from Mrs, ".'W.
Gardner and . Mrs. McDanagh."
Contributions Of. $2.00 each for
:the garden party were: sanction.;
ed, with Mrs. Akin Gardner, Mrs.
Bob Helm in charge 'of. e:ollectians.
'Mrs: Jim Hunter was appointed
to prepare; the pragra.m for ,the
next meeting, and menibers .wete
asked to ;bring in ,Used clothing
for relief., Rev: C. ' B. .Woolley:
-pronounced the - closing •prayer:,.
Mrs.' GeOrge Hunter, president of
the W.,. A.;,.bpened her seryice
with the'singing :.of "Son of •nriy-
Soul". Mrs. 'W. • 0, Hunter read
the Scripture, : and Mrs. Jake
hunter the Minutes. A diseusSion.
Of the' re -decoration .o'f the
Urch4o4owed,_
wallpaper displaYed • and,' 'Diana
Made.' Rev. Wo011ei- offered
pra'yer and a dainty lUrich was
served by the hostess assisted by.
Mrs. McDonagh, aid Mr Gordon
Ritchie. • ,
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South Kinloss W.M.S. ,
• The May meeting of. the, Snuth
Khi1oss W.1VI,S, was 'held at the
hoMe of ,Mrs, Harold- Campbell
with meMbersand fotti.,visitors
present. After the opening hrinn.
'and the Lord' s praye7r, Gib-
son , gave , very. fine scripture,
and,-- meditation fbllowed
pitoyer b Mis, T1an MALeod.
• The, thinuteS •of Ithe %April Trl.edt-
lTirgZ'rcrlirtVrgffgrertrrfgiTlt5frer:''
which was held in the' church
on- April 13.th with Miss Helen -
Malcolm: of Toronto , as, • gtiest
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LADIES': AND MEN'• S 'WEAR
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MODERN SHAMROCK LINENSfrom Ireland
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ITableclUths.: • • :.•Sheets' and PilIOW Cises7
LUncheon, Sets • Towellingby the Yard
• Bridge Sets " ,Towels, guest and fingertip
Handkerchiefs Tea Towels •
Traditional White ..and Decorator Colours
BEDDING .
Cotton and Flannelette
, Sheets
• Woollen Blankets
Pillow •Cases..
Bedspreads
SPECIAL
• Tubular Pillow Cotton, 42"
wide for home making and
.bazaars -to stamp.
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WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE•S NCE 1817
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Mrs... W.:' F,•,1VCapaonald
motion seconded by Mrs. • AleX-
Sutherland that. $10 .be sent to
Miss Ijel0,114-alealth for her work
in appreLation of her splendid
addresS- at, the Easter Thankof.-
'fering:. •The treasurer, Mrs.. A.
MacIntyre, rePorled• -that. $84 :.has
already been sent' to:the W.M.S,
treasurer : After. a short business
• diseussi,o_n the roll call:L.,was_ans.
Wered by "'Mothers of the Bible"
Mts. •D: L. MacKinnon gave a
splendid report ,of the Synodical
in Hamilton in April. Miss Dean
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made a MacLeod read exeeripts from' a
letter from ainiSsiOnary-2, friend.
whois' i:)on, to go. to Siam. 1VIrs..
B.4u1;Ch and Mrs. 1VIacWer led in`: ,
Praker, then hymn 448 was sung.
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well.. prepared sumrnary-:- of .
teresting• items frain. the :Glad
Tidings. Hymn .616 was Sung . and '
Mrs. Alex Sutherla.nd clased the • ••• ' :
„rneeting_With--pra-yer. A.-7taStk
lunch was served by thehostess •
Mrs. Harord Campbell. and clir-
ectors, Mrs:. W. &
Mrs. Archie 1VIacIntyre.'" •
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