The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-10, Page 6•
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ST. AUGUSTINE CARD `PARTY
.: There were 14 tables at the.
euchre party in St, Augustine' on
Friday .night. Following were the
prize winners: ladies high, Mrs.
H. Jefferson; ladies' .'low, . Patsy
J.
Reed;:' men's high, John Finleoon;
men's .. low, Bili Kinahan ; door
p
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Kay Seers. .
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prize, _ee
The ' convenors for lunch were'.
Mrs. Leonard Chisholm ` and ;Mrs:
Gordon reran. There will• be. 'an-.
other party ,on March. 19th.
ite4urdi':H'eidt
World Day Service
(WHIITECHUR:CH NEWS);.
The World Day of. Prayer .Ser-
vice Was held " " 'in the United
Church. Mrs. Millan 'Moore, UCW•
president, • gave ; the ' call to wor-.
' :ship; Invocation, Responsive Sen;
tences and the Meaning -of this
Day.
.Mrs.. Victor Emerson was
leader "for, Jhe :Word of God ` for"
, today. ; A hymn ° was `sung ` `and
Mrs.: Emerson gave 4 short Pray-
er .:Readings.; The part •Responsive.
Prayers of Confession : and : :, Sup-
plication and. Prayers .' of Petition,
was,led by Mrs. ,Bill • Rintoul;'
MrsEmma. Coffin, U.C.W. 1st.
vice president, presided for Pray-
ers of. ''Intercession `for our nation,-
land,
ation;.land, •. cities, Mrs. Elwood Gros-
korth; for peace and:justice, Mrs.
iEarl ' Caslick; for ' the church,
Mrs. Russel " Ross; .: for, those •who
• do. not know 'Christ,; Mrs. fl Clar-
ence Ritchie. "Mrs Ritchie also
was. leader for words` of ..assur
.ance.. Taking part in, this were
Mrs.."Russel Ross, . Mrs... Earl Cas-
lick, Mrs. Hugh 'Simpson, Mrs.,
James. Richardson, Mrs. Carl. We-
ber,:. Mrs. Dave Gibb. Mrs. ' Em.-•
ma Coffin : -sang. "He's Got the
Whole World • in His' 'Hands."
The, guest. speaker,` Mrs: 'D. S.
MacITaughton of . Wrngham, ' .was
introduced by Mrs. Emerson. Mrs'.
MacNaughton:.Introduced her ad-
dress.
d-dress• by stating on this Day wo-
men all over the ' world .kneel
in "humble, prayer in p all kinds of
places, hire, cathedral, people's
homes and • all with one purpose.
In' this sacred'•. hour creed, •race,
areall forgotten. By our prayers
and our gift of 'money we streng -
then those. of, large. countries such
•as China and Japan. What doth
God, require of us? to do'justly,
mercy ercy and •:walk in the way
of God. If we; would be just,
teach,; love mercy and have .faith,
' 4t was the love. of 'mercy- sent•
great missionaries of the past to
all • con innts: So long
as . there
t
,is vice in our' midst we must
feel responsibility and . not pass
by on the other side but reniem-
:' ber what the Lord requires' of
each''and .every .one .of :us. Today'
the Cross of Christ shines . across
the world, Let us rededicate'" our-
selves/ and be ready to answer
the gtiestion, What. Doth the 'Lord
. require of ' us? '
Mrs. Ezra` Scholtz gave a violin
solo, Sweet • Hour. of Prayer, •'ac
'companied'•by organist Mrs. Gar-
net Farrier.. The offering was re-
ceived by Mrs. George Thompson
and Mrs. II. D. MacDonald. The
Prayer of Dedication . wag.con-
ducted
on-
c edby:'s . e who also
ctu t .Moor
Mr
led" its prayer for the sick in the
community and gave the Bene-
dietion. Mrs, Emerson . gave • the
' report fair the ,1964 Key `Mr"s.
James McInnes,' In 1964, 38 lad-
ies had . attended the "meeting and
'offering $10.65., M r a, .George
Thompson was. appointed Key
woman for 1965,
WfHTECNLJRCJ'I
W.I. Held Euchre Party
Whitechurch Wonien's Institute
held:a Progressive Euchre party
in Whitechurch' Community Me-
mallet
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mr' 'alHall lastMondayv nin
or 'e.e g,
with 10 ,tables. in lay. .High r.
iz
es
were' won by Oscar •Schefter
and 'Mary Hehn:. Consolation prizz-
es' were received •.;by' Mrs: Bert
Holmes and Russel Gaunt. ; Mrs..
Howard . Walker won'.. the lucky
draw prize. Lunch was ' served..
by the "Women's; Institute.
The Whitechurch Safety Sisters
attended the address. and , showing'
of, Safety films in the Town Hall,
Lucknow, on Monday evening.
Mr sand' . Mrs. Clayton .' Scholtz,
Karen, Leese and Kevin . of God-.
erich.' were Sunday visitors with
his parents Mr. and Mrs.., Ezra.
Scholtz:
Mrs. Jas. McInnes was admit-
ted :tb Wingham.:and District Hos
pital. on Monday. ' All wish here
a speedy return to, health...
U c w. ; Meeting:
"Vie U C.W meeting was held.
at the ,home of Mrs. Russel .Chap-
man on Wednesday, March 3rd:.
Mrs., Ezra Scholtz; convener . of
Christian Citizenship . ` and Social
Action, had, charge of the Wor-
ship service.. `A. hymn. was sung
and scripture read by Mrs. Chap-
man. ` Mrs Dan Tiffin led in
prayer. Mrs. G. Mitchell had
charge of the discussion :.ori ` Cit-
izenship. Assisting her was Mrs.
Chapman giving., the meaning of
what 'a :citizen is. 'Mrs. T. Ma-
Boffin' gave the meaning ' of Can-
adian' citizenship. Mrs ` Elwood
Greskorth : gave : the'. meaning . of
social action All were remind-
ed the ,first citizens were Indians
Mrs. ,Ben McClenaghan • read` "a
paragraph' • telling of a couple who,
had •gone to church for 11 years
and 'thought they were still out-
siders , Discussion : followed: ' o n
this. Mrs.. Coffin ' gave . an : • in-
stance in church attendance of
'which she knew:' . This too was
duscussed. Mrs,.: Gibb told , of "a.
new, family given misleading :ad
vice, but ..a, helping "handfrom:,
the. right `source , •came in time
to '.give, •them, the '.ceurage'. they,
needed. The special number. was.
a 'reading by 'Mrs. Carl Weber
"The Fanner . God's Partner."
The Benediction was '. pronounced.
The roily call ' was answered by
a Bible verse with the word na-
tion. An .invitation to attend' a
U,C.W. meeting at. Blueyale. was
accepted for April 1st, Mrs.., Mil-
ian Moore led' in: prayer for, the
•
sick. ' A hymn' .. was. "sung., The
Birthday tea was then enjoyed by
all. Where. were 20 adults and 2
children present;
Safety. Sisters Meet
The Whitechurch Safety Sisters
held their rneeting Wednesday ev-
ening at • the home of Mrs, V.
Emerson with 7 ' present. Pamela
King opened the• meeting by, all
repeating the 4 -II Pledge. in un-
ison, The minutes were read by
Margo . De Bruyn irr the' absence
of , Donna Hand. The roll call
was :answered by the seven sis-
ters. A discussion followed on the
Club Girl Keeping Pit, and Nu-'
tritio
of
for
Gooda�l
h
He
t
Health
Services obtainable a our Coun-
ty. The home . assignment was to`
check posture as each one works
and plays and enter errors " in
Record, Book; name 3 books read
which gave pleasure. Boil call to
be answered, • a defect in my posy'
tures The meeting 'dosed with th
repeating of the creed' in • unisdn,
LOCHALSH:;
The o. en's "'World Day . of
Prayer,Wofor : Asbfield Presbyterian.
Church was held on Friday after
noon.,at the home of Mrs Ewan.
MacLean
Mr., ' and. lMrs ' . Lorne Luther
spent :Wednesday ;in 'London and
attended the 'seed , fair,.
Recent -visitors with; Mrs'. Don-
ald— — MacKenzie were. • Mr
and.
Mrs. ;Watson Reed andp family
and Mr,,, and: Mrs. George Carter
of Lonldesboro.''
Spending :the weekend with .Mr.
and' Mrs. • •Qli"ver McCharles ' :and.
John were. 'Mr, and,; Mrs,. Donald
MtCharres'and Scott of Brantford.'
Mr. " and; ' Mrs.: Allan MacKenzie
Of -Kincardir were recent visit -
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ors with;. Mr,. and Mrs.:. Henry
MacIenzie' ,
Miss Jane Finlayson. 'of Toronto
spent, the week -end with, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson.
well:
Mrsamany,
Annie MacDonald 'isn't 'as• .
s .her . friends.: would
like . to see. ' her.
M>rs. ,Annie MacMurchy has i