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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-04-28, Page 39 WEDNESDAY, APRIL1954 KINLOUGH.yj'1 —*11—11 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH i Minister: ■ , . . j Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn, , B.D. SUNDAY, MAY 2nd ( 11 a,m.: Mr. E.■&. Paterson on Cape Croker Indian Mission. , t 12,15 p.m.: Sunday School. 7 pin.: Motion Picture, 'tfor Every Child a Faith in God* .' T ' Lucknow I Presbyterian Chtrrch slNDAY, MAY 2nd, 1954 ' j 10 a.m.i Sunday School. | H a...... I Rev. R. A. Macconnell. I 3 | 3 i i a m.: Morning Worship, p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon, I Rev. Macconnell. I Evening Service Withdrawn I WEDDINGS RUDI—ORR. A 'very - pretty wedding was solemnized before an . arch of green boughs and beautiful spring flowers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Orr of Langside, when their daughter, Mary Dollena, was united in marriage to Oswald Rudi of London, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rudie of Es­ tonia. r, The ceremony was per­ formed by the Rev. R. D. A. Cur­ rie of Whitechurch. The bride, given in inarriage ~ by her“ brother James, entered the room to the strains of the “Wedding March” played by. her cousin, Ariria Orr of Parkhill. The bride iooked~charming in a waltz length dre?S of ice blue nylon" net over taffeta with a jacket of French lace with Peter Pan coL -1 ar. She, wore a -flower hat with matching accessories arid carried a bouquet of pink carnations.. Matron of honor was the bride’s sister Jessie (Mrs, W. T. Lapp) of Wingham, wearing a waltz length dress of pink nylon net over taffeta with matching acces­ sories. She carried a bouquet of red carnations. Mr. George Chessie- of Londori was best man. . . During the signing of the reg- V^ister Mr. James Orr of Parkhill played “I Love You Truly” on the violin. A buffet luncheon was. served to the imiriediate family and thd happy couple left amid showers' of confetti for points in North-. in a teal blue suit with navy ac­ cessories.^ On their return will reside in Landon, they ZION SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS OFFICERS. TEACHERS Zion Sunday School officers and teachers were appointed at a meeting at the church on Mon­ day evening. Sunday School .will resume this Sunday at 10.15 a.m. Superintendents, who alternate monthly,.are John Ritchie, James Hunter and Wm. Hunter; secret­ ary-treasurer, Marlene -Hunter; assistant,Carol Helm; organists, Marlene Huhter, Roberta Helm, Carol Gardner;. nursery , teacher, Frank Ritchie; assistant, Harvey Ritchie; primary Mrs. Lloyd Hunter; Junior Mrs. James Hunter, assists , Mrs. ‘ ' Mrs/* class, . Class, ________ ___f ant, Gofdon Barger; Intermediate girls, Mrs. Peter Cook, assistant, Mrs. Wesley Ritchie; young men’s class, , Mrs. Earl Swan, assistant • ' Jim .Hunter; ' adult class, - John Ritcliie; assistant, Wm. Hui iter.’ Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hildred and fqmily of Kirkland Lake vjsited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson, . Note Change Of Date The H.W.I. wilt meet on Thurs­ day, May 13th instead of May 6th. This will be an evening meeting and Mrs. Raynard Ackz- ert will be the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Baas Van Der Hoeck,\Cathy and Keith of Rip­ ley visited Sunday .with Mrs. J. W. Colwell. Misses Mary McCosh and Caro­ lyn Forster spent a i few days with their grandmother, Mrs. J. 'W^eoltyellT"— - ■——~ Mrs. Gertrude Walsh spent the past week at her home here. ; We' are pleased to report that Gary Suttori, who was so crit­ ically ill, is thaking; a good re­ covery. Mr. Ralpji Haldenby returned to.Thor.old where he will resume his teaching duties. Mr. Wm. Wall is visiting rel­ atives in London. Mrs. .Wm. Wall, Mrs. Allan Wall and. Sharon spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnston. . • ; .'. Mrs. Don Gillespie, Mrs. Bert Nicholson and girls attended a shower for Miss Joyce Mowbray, bride-eleci;. at the home of Mrs. James Hunter. Mrs. Phil Smith returned home, after spending awhile with her daughter, Mrs, Neil Murdoch at Hanover. , . Mrs. Allan. Wall and Sharon returned to. London after spend­ ing the past week with Mrs. Wm.' Wall. Delegates from the Anglican W. A. and Evening Guild are in Lon­ don this week attending the Dio-' cesan annual meeting.: • Miss Sheila Haldenby spent a few days of the. holidays in Luck­ now; .■ ;O n Sunday nextrMay~2nd, the Anglican service will' begin in the afternoon at 2.30 o’clock. The Sunday School will re-open for. I the summer, months fallowing .'the. church service. Mr. arid Mrs. : Glen Campbell; Jackie and. Glenna of Amberley visited on Sunday with Mr: arid Mrs. Bert Nicpol^on and family. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moore of Hamilton week with relatives 'here. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie were guests atthe Nicholson- Mowbray wedding at Lucknow on Saturday. * Mr, and Mrs; John Lockhart of Burlington were week-end guests of Mr .and Mrs. Bob Porter and otlter, relatives in the' commun­ ity. v Mrs. Perry Hodgins ■ entertain- . ed the W-M.S. on Wednesday af- ----- - ----—------- -----................ Marion Percy Heads Garden Club The first meeting of the Holy­ rood 4-H Dainty Diggers was held at the home of the assistant lead­ er, Mrs. R. A. Murray oh April. 20th. Eight members ’ answered the roll call,. .“Why I plan to grow a garden”. Offipers; elected were as follows: pres,,. Marion Percy; . sec., Barbara Murray; press reporter. Donna Nicholsoh.. Instructions were read and hand­ ed out by the leader, Mrs. P.. Hodgiris. The next meeting is to be held at the' home, .of Erlma ■' and Marion Percy on May 20th. A lovely lunch was enjoyed by all. Members of the Club are;: Shifiey Congram^rlriia" Percy, Ma'rion Percy,- Barbara . Murray, Betty Haldenby., Beatty Halden- by Mary -Lou McDonald, Donna Nicholson. ’ On Wednesday aHTr™WrAprfl- 21st, the Easter Thanko'ffering meeting of the Kinlo.ugh Auxil­ iary of the Presbyterian Church was held in/.the home qf Mrs; Perry Hodgiris, with an -gttend- ance Of 19: Mrs. Emerson was in the chair. The •scripture was- reap by Erlma and, Mapon Percy and .prayer was offered by N. Mal­ colm. The roll call was answered by a-verse'of scripture with the ■word Redeemer. Mrs. Ba,ulch took visited ; during the Don Gillespie Huron co. crop report T^e weather although not. ideal for seeding has. been suitable forr 'many farmers to start their pre- * Oration . for spring'seeding. It is r.oporte.d that the land.’ has firm- mblsture conditions are. not as ^Jjnde^mg-^^--might“--be--e-xpe.eted7- . Fall wheat is' reported to have ■ come through the .winter in an excellent condition; The higher Pastures are. greening Up .very f'apiidly- and .it is expected .that ’ ^me livestock wilt, sport be , out . gazing; Late (inquiries for cer- seed grain are quite frequent. PAGE THREE <• <! ! leaven and children. 1 J .■ I i'- I % V W. B. McCann, Carol, and Mrs. of Skokie, Ill., * " 3$ Charles Thomson has're- frorn Wingham Hospital convalescing at the home and Mrs. Elmo Pritchard. •/ •. i materials with new Sanderson’s LADIES ’and MEN’S WEAR —-----——— TELEPHONE 85 SPORT JACKETS . . . . for men and boys in gabardine, Sizes 30 to 46. All colors. TROUSERS , . , nev shipment,, gay colors7 and stylings for popular wear. SUITS' . . , new shipment in youths’ and 'boys’ suits . . . Popular prices, /0KK.go Fft. Discuss a.Farm Improvement Loan with your I* nearest Bank of Montreal manager. ■ ' ! ' ■' :.. . ■'<'■■■•■ ►. v > ' ► ' ► ► ► k k ► ► ► ► . L— k'- . ► • ► ' ► k' ■ ► .. ► * 'NY SANK THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, dNTARIO .... ■ .....L----------------------------- Local & General Charlie and Jack Chin pf Tor-r onto were Easter iholiday visitbrs here, r Mrs. Alex Andrew and Bobby were Raster week visitors in Tor^ onto. . .. Mrs. Mary Sanderson' Of God­ erich is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sanderson... Mrs. Chas. Webster and Judy and Mrs. Donald McKinnon, Don­ nie and Douglas, were* Easter hpliday visitors et: Oshawa. Mrs. Annie, Jewitt returned home the first of the week from ^ingham_Hbspitatwhere~she-had~ been a patient due to a heart condition. < Miss Sandra Walker, of Tor­ onto was an Easter week visitor with herjfriend, Miss Ruth John­ ston. Mrs- turned and is of Mr. Percy Webster of Hensall and Flora Webster of .Kitchener spent the week-end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Webster. . . Misses Sally and Rebecca Mc- Quaig visited a couple of days last week with their sister Agnes who is a patient, in Westminster Hospital; London, and who is showing slight improvement * Miss Helen ’McCreight, R.N., daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCreight, formerly of Lucknow, who has been nursing in Tor- .onto, has* gone to Watrous^ Sask. . Janet Finlayson visited iri Tor­ onto during the Easter holidays, having accompanied Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Harton on their re­ turn to the city after spending, the week-end here. . Mr. ’and Mrs, Cecil Webster of London spent the week-end with relatives in the Amberley district and were accompanied home by their .children; Kathleen and Kenny, who, had been Easter week visitors. Mr. nd Mrs.. John Lockhart of Burlington Were Easter visitors with • ■ his mother, Mrs. . Grade Lockhart and other relatives here and also visited at Kihloughi with Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Porter. Mr. and Mrs.: John Cowan of Toronto arid former guests at Rest-A-While, Bruce* Beach, spent the • week-erid. as. the guests of Elizaibeth Henderson. Mr. Gowan is editor of the magazine “Tor­ onto Calling”. Mr. and Mrs. Billy, Neil arid Martha Bender were recent week-end visitors with Mrs. Bender’s niece, Mrs. -Ooyd-Robb-andrxMj^rFlobb-pf^sh^ field Township. ■ Easter visitors wiUi Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Purdon were: Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon, June, Bruce and Cheryl of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Athol Purdon, Betty and Marilyn; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fal­ coner ;$nd Allan; Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer of Wingham. » Mr. and Mrs.. Saridy Purdon visited last week with Mr., and Mrs. W. R. Farrier a J White­ church and attended the Thank- offering in the Presbyterian Church that evening when. Miss Winnifred Farrier, showed inter­ esting slides of her trip last sum­ mer to Manitoba and Saskatche­ wan. ' > • ' ’ PARAMOUNT Mrs. Kingsbury, who has been “under-—the—doetor-s-—ca-i^e—with— pneumonia, is somewhat better. Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Fair of Ripley visited at the .Richards home. Mrs, j. Brayford, Mrs. Roy Mc­ Gregor of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore of Whitechurch- Visited .with Mr', and Mrs. J. Hen-' dersori; ' , v ' Mrs.' R,' McIntosh was. in Sea­ forth on. Saturday to take over Miss D.~ Nicholson’s’duties at the of the • progi’am ":\vhich.j4.ib&|)rtal-rwhHc,-.-sIie--u4a-s--atteftding- eonsLted ofZ'dings by Mrs. E.l beybrother’s wedding, ... Bushcil?rMiss son, Mi’S. P Hoggins arid piano solos by Sandra Percy and. Shar­ on Hodgins. Mrs. Maulden gave a paper on Miss -Ida White, mis­ sionary, in Jhansi, India. Mrs,. Baulch showed a filth on Ire" rtiissidnary work among the In- Mi’S. P1. Hodgins *and piaridp 1 dians in Canada. and other new Canadians. Mrs. Baulch thanked those who had taken part, .also the hostess. 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