The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-05-26, Page 7J
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FOURTH CONCESSION
Miss Margaret Macdonald of
Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. Graham
MacDonald of London were home
for the holiday week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham,
Suzanne "and -Janie of Corunna
■> visited with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall and family on Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnstone
andtwoboysofWinghamwere
recent guests with Mr. and. Mrs.
Ira Dickie and farnily.
Mrs. Torrance Andersoh and
Miss Grace Macintosh were din
ner guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDou
gall.
The weather was perfect for
South Kinloss anniversary on
Sunday and , large crowds were
out to hear a former minister,!
Rev. J. L. Burgess of Hagersville,
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This man makes steel
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langside news
Russell Ritchie returned home
Saturday from Wingham Hospi
tal,
Mr. and Mrs, Sandy Murray &
Kathleen and . Mr. and Mrs. Eng
lish and babe from Toronto spent
the holiday at their cottage and
visited, friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacKenzie,
Roddy, Barry and Donald of Osh-
awa, Mrs., Jessie Walker, Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Walker and girls of
Petrolia, Mrs. John Barr, Jack,
Russel, Percy and Donald and Mr.
and Mrs. Morley Busheli &’girls
of Kinlough were weed-end visi
tors with Mrs, John Purvis and
Fraser..'
A number from Langside at-,
tended anniversary services at
South Kinloss church on Sunday.
' r=- I ' Mr. and Mrs.'Frarrk Miller and
Betty attended the funeral of
their cousin, the late Mr. Wm.
Hayes at Kingarf church with in
terment at Kincardine Cemetery
on Saturday afternoon. .
Mr., and Mrs. Graham Pinkney
and Glenn of Ajax spent 'the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Collyer. Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-'
-Ijityre^and—Bil4^of-Wingham~"at^
tended South Kinloss services and
spent Sunday at the same home.
Mr. and'Mrs. Frank Miller vis
ited with Mr, and Mrs. James
Irwins 2nd Con., last week,
Miss Margaret Steer of London
spent the week-end at the home
of her parerits, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip. Steer,
The Ladies Aid was held Wed-,
nesday night with Mrs, W. Scott
presiding. Mrs. Chester Feagan
read the scripture with Mrs.
Parish Moffat giving the medita
tion and prayer. Business was dis-
cussedT-Planswere-m^deforthe
social after the anniversary ser
vices. It was, decided to withdraw
the July and . August meetings, and Shirley of Toronto spent, the
Roll call was answered by “How week-end with relatives,
Mr< and Mrs.. J. D. Beecroft
were among the guests at the
Ewen-Browning wedding at the
Deer Park United Church, Tor
onto, The reception was held at
the University where Lillian
graduated a few years ago. The
bride is a daughter of Mrs, Ed
Browning & the late Mr, Brown
ing formerly of Kincardine and
Whitechurch, The happy couple
left by plane for -Bermuda to
spend two weeks,,
Mac MacGregor left on Tues
day for New York where he has
a position in the bank.
Roberta McNall is assisting
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
The anniversary services of the
United Church will be held on
June 6th with Rev. Robt. Watt
of Mitchell a special speaker in
the morning and ReV. Brook of
Bluevale in . the evening.
We .are sorry to hear that Mr.
Thos/ Hill is a patient in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, with
pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cas-
lick motored to London on Tues
day, •
The Presbyterian church are
celebrating their~90th~amiiversary
services on Sunday, May 30th, at
11 "a.m.r and 8.00 p.m. D.S.T. with
Rev. R. J. MacDonald as special
speaker. On Tuesday. evening,
June 1st, the Presbyterian church
is having a social evening with
Rev. Boggs of Molesworth as the
special speaker. His address will
be on Palestine. ■ . z •
The National Film Board is
showing pictures in the hall on
June 2nd. Everyone welcome.
Ken McAllister will be in charge
of the pictures.
I am,using my talent money to
help the organ lurid”, which
brought several different ' ways
and means. Readings were given
by Mrs. Peter Moffat, Mrs. Wm.
Evans, Mrs. Wm. Scott and Mrs.
Bent Moffat. 'Mrs. Lloyd Moffat
prepared the program. •
Mrs. Ethel Runchey of Toronto
visited oyer the week-end with
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wall.
Mr. arid Mrs. Wm; Lloyd of
London spent the week-end with
relatives here. —--
Mr, Russell Barr of Port Dal-
hpusie spent the week-end at his
home here. ..
Miss Erlma Jean Percy was
chosen by the County, Which en
titles her to a trip to Guelph.
Congratulations to Erlma. on re
ceiving this award. ■
Miss Winnie Percy, R. N., of
Woodstock spent the week-end at
her home here. •
_ The Presbyterian service was
withdrawn on Sunday owing to
the„..anniversary..„ser.vices.aL-South»
.Kinloss, when they welcomed
back the Revt J. L. Burgess.
. Mr. and'Mrs. W. Lapp arid fam
ily of Wingham spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Percy.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell- Walker
and children of Petrolia visited
on Sunday with Mrs. John Barr'
and - family: . ■ .
Miss Kathleen Lane of Brus
sels spent the-week-end at her
home '.here. '• ’ . ' • . .
Miss Jean Guest returned home
from Wingham Hospital where
she has been a patient.
Visitors with Mr*, and Mrs. Alex
i Percy were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anderson and Miss Jean Stan
ley of London, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Smith and Mf , Ray Stanley^ of
Lucknow and Mr. Jack Johnstone
of Clinton. . •
Mrs. George Colwell, Holyrood,
iMrs.-Fi:ank-^Col-WellT-^Kinlossr-Mr-Sr'
Ardili Mason, Huron and Ken
Mason of London spent Sunday
evening with Mr. arid Mrs. J.
W. Colwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnstone
and Lloyd of Holyrood and
Wayne of Toronto visited Suri-
day with Mr. and Mrs- Maurice
Hodgins.
Relatives from, here attended
the Winters-Stanley wedding on.
Saturday. , . ’
...Wall a-nd-
Mrs. Ethel RUnchey visited Sun
day-even ing-.-w-ith >Mr»— an(L-Mrsr
Jack Schumacher and Helen.
Presbyterian MMMLS'. Auxiliary
Mrs, Alex Percy was hostess oh
Wednesday, May 19th to ..the Kin-
lough .Auxiliary of the . W.M.S.
Miss Margaret Robertson was in.
change of the nieeting. .Scripture
was read- by Mrs.. Perry Hodgdns
arid prayer by Mrs, Emerson. Rqll
call was answered by naming a
ti;ee of the Bible. There' were. 21
present, A special offering was
taken for the supply fund. Mrs.
Emerson favored with a solo,
*“My Task”; Mrs. Barr gave an
interesting reading from the glad
tidings on Indian schools in Can
ada. Miss ' Margaret Robertson
gave a reading on the hospital
visitor.(The study book was read
by Mrs.’Alex Percy, . Mrs. Maul-
den, Mrs. Emerson, Nellie Mal
w;
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colm, Mrs, Baulch, The closing
hymn-was ‘‘Blest be the tie-that
Binds”. Mrs, Mark Johnstone
moved a vote of thanks to the
hostess and those . yyho took part
in the program and Welcomed
Mrs. Sutton to the Auxiliary. Af
ter singing grace the meeting
closed by repeating the Lord’s
closed iby repeating, the Lord’s
prayer in unison. Tea was served
by the committee and the host
ess.
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