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MEMORIALS
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THE .LUQKNOW' ;SENTINEL
L'ANGSIDE NATIVI
PASSED AWAY- =
JAMES McCULLOUGH
Mrs.. ,James:" McCullough, a' ,na-.
live of the 'Langside community
arid a' resident of Kincardine .for'.
'36 . years, died -in ,Kincardine
Kospita1, on Thursday, January
30th, after a Feriod of indifferent
health. ,
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Born June 1,'-1874, at Lang -
side, she 'was. the former Char
lotte Crowston •:and ,the .lastSur-
viving Member .' of a family of
six. 'of the late. James and Cath
;erine (MacKay) Crowston;., As a
girl she attended 'the. Kincardine`
model school and later taught in
district. schools Mrs: 'ff Cullough
wa wa sister of the— late--MVir
Moorehouse . Mitchell of , Luck.
• now.,
Ori April 7, 1903, she wed.
sided on• the nort ` line 'and later
on Con. 9, Kincardine Town-
ship,, moving to ' Kincardine in,
,She is survived by ;a 'daugh-
ter,
daughter, 'Mrs. Norman ,Finlayson• (01-
ive) of Detroit. •
Service at the Linklater 'fun-
eral `' home. Saturday, `February
lst, was conducted-, by Harold
Bauer•' . 'of...:. Mitchell, Jehovah's`
Witness pastor; to which denorri
ination she belonged. Interment
was in Kincardine cemetery: The
pallbearers • were ' Jas. Courtney,
Harry Johnston,. Roy. McSween,.
Elmer Arnold, Donald Colbert
and ' Ernest, Falconer. EJower
bearers . *ere Aaron Reis and
William Remington. :
Ainorig • those attending ,were
Mrs. 'Philip Parfitt • 'of Timmins,
Mr. Harold . Bicknell;..Mrs. . Vin-
cent Helwig Mr.. ` and Mrs.. Eliner
Arnold;, of Toronto,. Mr, and Mrs.
James Mitchell ' of London,. Mr.
and Mrs.. Arthur' MacKay.of .'De='
`troit Mr.' and, Mrs; Martin Reh-';
der of Paris and Mr. and Mrs.
',Fred Martins Mr, .and Mrs.. Kelso
McNay and , Mrs.' -E. H. • Agnew,
of , Licknovlr
rite' or phone Walkerton' 8
and reverse charges..
SKELTON
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MEMORIALS •
-WALKERTO,N
OAVILL•ER
11/IcINTOSH,
and WARD`
Chartered,. Accoutants :
Bell Telephone Bldg.-
' ; Walkerton; ' O`nt.
Telephone 633,•
INVITE LANGSIDE•• TO
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
• i • The ' February meeting of South
Kinloss; W.1VI S: was held at the.
Buckton With
home` of Mrs. Herb
Mrs. Lloyd :..MacDougall presid_
irg
and', opning 'the .meeting:
;e ,
• 'with scripture • and prayer.. 'The.
roll call , was answered by 22,
-members with a verse of :scrip-'
ture 'containing. the 'word' `.`love".
•
The., Bible study on "Pilate's
`Wife" was...'ably.. taken by Mrs.,
D: L.:.,MacKinnon.. Mrs,* Currie"
Colwell and , Mrs. A.' MacIntyre
gave a •,full report' of the Pres=
byterial ' held in Wingham.
W MacDonald, Mins. G. Ham
ilton •and' Mr's R. MaeMilian took
part' in the ' prayer circle,"
,'Mrs:: George : Lockhart review-
ed the. Glad Tidings. This' `.::was
followed by a reading by. Miss
Dean. MacLeod. An interesting
chapter of the • study book "The
Churches of South East
was. suthmarized : by-
• 'Graham.
-
During, the business., period it
was decided • to make a quilt for
• the. bale and Mrs. `Wm. Macsn-.
tyre `was; ' appointed dekgat'e to.
the Synodical.
An invitation was ,extended to
Langside ladies to be present at
• World. Day of Prayer .meeting in'
the church:
• Mrs. A. Maclntyre led a:, dis-
•;cussion on .the .status of women.
• in the church:
The meeting 'closed with pray=
Cr and .,lunch was served by the,
'hoste'ss and'dixrecters, 1Vir5: Frank
Macl<eriize-an•cL. Mrs. D. C rahain ..
1958:
THANK YOU • NOTES and Hasty
Notes:!•,availakile. at ,•25 cents per
package of_ 10' cards arid matching
envelopes Don Thompson, phone
.33 or 35
Mark Gardner Writes:
Do you know. we have a lot
of Lucknow people over in
Wingham and they are. all glad
td, think the Lucknow Factory.
_may • Yuan ' again in the near., fut-
tire and • We are all s•o, glad to
think they 'are putting on an.
Old •Beys 'Reuni91 . 1 remembe
the last one in 1910. I was up
'at the • station When. the :Detroit
Highland Band arrived. Arid
there .was :Singing Jimmie Hun
ter' with. , hiq Scotch dress and
bonnet, ,Tom 'Longboat the run-
ner. • and the brawny: 'Scots' who
tossed' the caber. 'Stich a day,
''and the shirt tail parade •at night
whatfun we all had, Hoping
for a big day iX 1958.
DAIRY FARMERS'• OF CANADA ,•
-:-.4091Aitirpn Street, Taranto •
• Joseph H..,Johnston, 87 -Years -
old,' and a 'lifelong residene .of•
this. community, passed away.:* at
the .Lucknow Private :Hospital.
on Friday; January, 31st.
"J'oe' as . he was .popularly
:known, • was , , a son, of .James
Johnston . and Eliza Braden and
was born en the Johnston home-
stead : on Concessiori' 10, ' Kinlosi,
on h]bveniber 11'tli,' 1870. ' •
Mr, • Johnston' was widowed
over .half a century. , His', wife,
the• former Elitiabeth',Little, pre-
deceased him'',in •.1905. Her bro=
they,,, Albert .Tittle' of Lucknow,
passed away, on the day of Mr,
Johnston's :. funeral, Monday, Fe=;
bruary,
' • ..In 19.13 Mr. 'Johi s ton . retired
from the• farm to Lueknow,
where he had since, resided.. He
had 'been ' employed. by' :the late
E Treleaven,.• the';.late
Finlayson' and ,'the ; late 'George
Robertson, and:; was', .well and'
Widely known.,,
• The funeral service was'' held.
at the . McLennan and ' MacKen
zie..Memorial 'Chapel, 'on • Mon -
.day, `: February' ,3rd; conducted
'by •Rev. `Wallace A cClean of
LticknowPresbyterian Church.
Interment . was ,:in. South Kinloss
Cemetery, the pallbearers, . being
Wm: Fisher,
Edward Baker, Peter
Johns�,:Eldon Eckens
will
er
,
Alphonse Murray, Mark• John
rLenna
Household Furnishings`
Phone • 181, : Lucknow'
stop.
Mr. Johnston is .survived by
four, sons • and • •one daughter,
William, of Portland, '. Oregon;'.
Frank of; Holyrood., Russell of
Toronto,'
•
Elmer of ' Lucknow ; and
•..
Mrs.' -W. E. • (Eva) *McQUaig-.of
Lucknow::
Mr. - Johnston was the: •last
member,. , of '.a family of eight.
He' was, predeceased by "four
got h ers • William, James Sam
br .h , . i. ..� . �•:
ethree .si ters
and. OlYv..r and.by
J
ames..Boyle (E1iiabeth),,::r rs..,..
.:...-
Mrs. -.John ,(Mary) and.
:Mrs. ,John. Morgan (Sarah). •
•
She is saving 'so • she ,am continue
her music studies
He is saving so heand his wife
an take an extended motor trip ,
ank ace
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av�
.The difference between reaching :a goal', and;'
missing it `:can .be. the savings you_ put
noW, to `a bank account
Such savings don't just happen. They involve.
some sacrifice, definite 'planning: But: as
your dollars mount tip' you feel a sense`of
accomplishment, of getting` somewhere, that ,
makes the effort.more than worth while.
Your bank account provides readye cash that
Gait help take care of any emergency that may
arise; or' open the way'to bargains. or other
opportunities. Whatever objectiveyou may haw'
.in Mind; and whatever use your savings may
ultimately serve, you'll always be glad you saved:•
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