The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-05-05, Page 6THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY,MAY 5th,
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K1NVOUGH
Miss Winnie Percy, R.N., Wood-
stock, visited during the week
with heir mother, Mrs, Wm. Percy.
, Mr. apd- Mrs. . Perry Hodgins
visited Monday with Mrs.’Ethel
james at Wingham.
Miss «*eap Guest returned home
from Wingham Hospital where
she had been a patient. Her many
friends wish her improved health.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haldenby
^entertained friends at a1 dinner
-on—Friday— evening.--.........
The Evening Guild met on
Wednesday ^evening at the home
of Mrs. Tom Hodgins with Mrs.
Ronald Thacker presiding. The
hymn “Go labor on” opened the
meeting followed by prayer. Mrs.,
Hodgins read the scripture and
the thought for the day was read
by Mrs. Allan Colling. The even
ing was spent on work for the
Fall bazaar. Mrs. Maurice iHodi
gins Vgave. 'the closing remarks
and Rev. John ’ Prest closed the
meeting with prayer. Lunch was
served by the .hostess. The host
ess, for the May meeting is Mrs.
Bert Nicholson. u .
Mr. Geoi-geHaldenby return
ed this week to Toronto where
he will be employed lor the sum
mer with the Standard Paving
’ The girls #of .the 4-H dub par
ticipated in the Achievement Day
at Walkerton on Saturday, which
completed the course “What shall
I wear”, under the leadership of
Mrs, Perry Hodgins and Mi’s-/
Ernie Harina. ™ ~™-~~
Mr. Russell Barr, who has corp,-
“pleted his first year at the Uni^
versity of Toronto, was home for
,a' few days' before returning to
Toronto where he is employed
for the summer
Members of the Percy families
attended the' funeral of their
copsin, the late James White,, on
Friday from-the Linklatet fun
eral home. ’ ■■■''
Friends of Mr. /James' Hodge
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are sorry; 'ip.- report that he ha§
been under the doctor’s care. We
wish Him a speedy recovery,
Please Note Change of Date '
and Time of Meeting *’
The May meeting of the H.W.L
will he iield on Thursday, May
13th.' This will be- an evening
meeting and, the hostess will be
Mrs. Raynard Ackert. Roll call,,
Kitchen do’s -and parlor dont’s.
Smith. Roll call, a Bible
acter. The Columbia Coast offer-
jpg will be, taken at, this meet
ing.. • ,Misses Marlene, Lowry and
Joan Courtney of the Stratford
Teachers’ College have been prac
tice teaching under the super
vision of Mrs. Burton Collins,...
Services 'in the Preabytepap
Church next : Sunday,Kitchen ao s ana p«umi 9- , ,n.cor,,iPP o 30Conveners, Mrs. Perry Hbdgins , Sunday School L30, service_ 2^30
and Mrs. Morley Hobbs. Demon- pm- Sunday tolWing the ear y
■ • morning service for the summer
months will be at 9.45 a.m, fol-
lnwed by Sunday School. __
Mrs, Ogle Russell of Kingarf
visited on Sunday - with Mr» and
Mrs, E^ra Stanley and family, /
Mr, and. Mrs. Levi Eckenswil-
ler of Tees water spent '• Sunday
with Mr. anj Mrs. H. A. Graham.
Mr. Harvey Hodgins motored
to Detroit last week-end; Mrs’.
Hodgins and Miss Beverley Stah
ley returned home with him.
Rev, G, B. Cox called on friends;
•on the Line op,.Friday.
stration, 4-H Club girls in charge
of the leaders, Mrs. Perry Hod-
-ginsandMrs;Ernie~Hanna.Mot-
to, Punctuality is the politeness of
kings.Women’s Institute-proced
ure will be given by Mrs. Ray-
jiard Ackert.Lunch, Mrs. Win,
Eadie and. Mrs.. Wm. Wall (s),
Mrs. Alex Percy aridMrs. Don
McEwan (c).
Mrs. George Graham will, en
tertain the Women’s Auxiliary at
lier home on Thursday afternoon^
May 13th, at a quilting. The scrip
ture is in charge of Mrs. James
morning service for the summer
WEIBJHGS..-
nicholson—mowbray
■ Joyce Marylyn Mewbray chose
' a. whit£ orgapza street-length
dress with navy and white ac-
cessories and corsage of ,red'roses
for. here wedding; on Saturday,
April 24th, when she became the.
bride of Kenneth Nelson Nichol/
son.rThe ceremony was solemn*
ized in the Presbyterian Manse
at Ripley with Rev." J. R. Mac
Donald Officiating.
The bride is th0 daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ken MoWbray, of
Lucknow and the groom is the__-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan” Nichol
son; R.R. .3, Lucknow;
” Mr^. Don Gillespie, sister of the
groom, attended the bride. Her
dress was pink nylon and she
wore black accessories and. cor-. ■r.
sage of yellow; mws* ‘ .
Don Gillespie was groomsman. ', v
After the ceremony a recep- '
tion was held at the home of the
bride’s parepts. ,
Following a jedding trip to
Niagara Falls tbe couple /will re
sideat R.R. 3, Lucknow..
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The- Ladies’ Auxilary of (he
Presbyterian Church held their
i—i monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Elliott with Mrs.
George Fisher presiding. The
meeting opened with a hymn fol
lowed by prayer by Mrs. Russell
Ross. Mrs. Jack Craig: read the
scripture lesson, and the medita- i >,i
tion was taken by Mrs. .A. Mc-
Quillin and Mrs. James Mcllrath.,
Seventeen ladies ariswered the
roll call. The minutes of the
March meeting were read by Mrs.
W. Corin and the treasurer’s re
port givdn by Mrs. J. Wilson.
$279.00 was reported in the treas-
ury. It was decided to give the
^oard of Managers $200 toward
the re-decorating of the church.
Plans were made to have the
vestry decorated and Mrs. J. Wib
son and Mrs. R.’Ross were asked
to see about buying a new rug
for it. Plans were also made to
hold a social evening after the
anniversary on the night of June
2nd. A committee of Mrs. A. Me- .
Quilliri, Mrs. G, Elliott, Mrs. Rus
sel Ross' arid Mrs. J. Mcllrath
v^ere appointed to look after the <
program. This is the 90th anni
versary of the church.
Mr. arid Mrs. Ewart Macpherson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ^Evaris
and Teddy, Miss Mary Foster of
Mitchell and Bill Fisher of Mil
ton were, Sunday guests at Ge.o,
Fisher’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galbraith
of Wingham spent Sunday at the
Jiome__of_J^^and_Mi^J3-Qnioii_—
Elliott.
SIXTH AND NINTH
Mr. and Mrs. GuszKinahan vis?
ited’on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .
Norman O’Connor of Ashfield.
We are sorry to report Mrs. -
Mark Armstrong underwent an •
emergency appendicitis operation
Saturday evening in Wingham
Hospital. Her many firends wish
her a rapid, recovery.
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Cameron
and children' were Sunday visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pur- •
don. ‘
Messrs. Michael Kinahan, Lon- ■
don and Jim Cummins of Bramp
ton were week-end visitors at
their parental hoines. s
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Paramount Women’s Institute
meeting was held at. the home j
of Mrs. Dave Anderson on (April
28th, Mrs. J. Ketchabaw presided.
The ,roli call was answered by .
“Do’s,.and Ddn’ts ^of tjie Traffic
Laws’'. Communications and the
last meetings minutes wer.e read
by the secretary, Mrs. F., Martin.
Mrs, R, Reid took the chair for
the election of officers, who were
■■■alL-re-electedT^LrsT-
gave the currerit events. Mrs. E-
-MaeLennan-gave-a-readingT^-Joy-™
Time”, Mrs* M. Webster and Mrs.
H: Collins provided lovely music’.
Mrs. E. Hackett and Mrs. R- Rbid
gave readings and Mrs. Dexter
conducted a contest. Mrs, 0.
Richards gave the topic ori ‘AgJ
griculture and Conservation .
The meeting, closed with The
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