W A of Sh. Mathew's Church Whist Drive and Dance
Personal notes report a successful whist drive and dance at the Masonic Hall hosted by W A of Sh. Mathew's Church with eleven tables of whist, music by Mr. Morgan, and entertaining remarks. Additional society items note visits, gatherings, and local church activities across towns including Vancouver, Ladner, Sumas, and Mission City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sh. Mathew's Church
Masonic Hall
Roberts
Wert Mussel
T. Willers
Pravik Baker
Morgan
McMenemy
Embroidery Civ
Contis
Mr. Court
Robertson
Ladner
W. Baker
Vancouver
Authier, Snr
Coogan
Joe. Sanderson
Abbotsford
M. Shore
Spence's Bridge
Frank Sutherby
Roon
William Ware
Brown
Stinson
and Browh
Belingham
Angus
Innes
Devine
Henne
Grahame
Whitchel
Osnar Street
Rareweed Party Gathers Friends For Mrs Lowe Departure
A gathering of Mrs Lowe’s friends on April 15th at the home of Mrs W G ris celebrated her and her husband’s plans to return to Saskatchewan. The afternoon featured readings, recitations, piano solos, and a friendship gift from Ald Mrs Terris. Dairy refreshments followed as friends expressed regret at the forthcoming departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
W .Gris
Sher
Saskatchewan
Iain
Terris
Community Social Evening at Municipal Hall Stirs Local Fun
Upper Sumas community social evening hosted by the Santas Women's Institute entertained a crowd at Municipal Hall with dress and singing contests. Mrs A Finlay won the chief prize in dress, led a debate favoring good nature over crankiness. Music by Mrs Percy Star and a good supper closed the program. Board of Directors hospital meeting moved to next Tuesday at St Matthews Church Abbotsford with Sunday services at 7 30 led by Tony Rowe views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santas Women's Institute
A.finlay
Ehist
Percy Star
Institute
St. Matthew's Anglican Church
Abbotsford
Tony
TM. Rowe
Local residents gather in Abbotsford for social events and visits
Weekend activities include Mr Barrett and Mrs Cave visiting Vancouver guests of Mrs J Wilson Jact, Miss Christine McPhee at home, Miss Emma Tréthewey and brother Clarke with relatives in Abbotsford. A large Wednesday April event by the ladies auxiliary featured talks by Mrs Whit rhelp and performances by Mrs Brokovski and others. Visits include Mrs Share presenting keepsakes at Sponges Bridge. The Abbotsford and District Band plans a uniform fund drive. Vancouver visitors Mr Harkness and coast trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Vancouver
Cave
Vari¢onvan
J. Wilson
Christine McPhee
Emma ‘'Tréthewey
Clarke
Abbotsford
Oth
Rom Both
Huntingdon
Clayburn
Mga JT
Whitrhelp
Mes Ikahante
Clayburneso
Salt
Mable
Nelson
Downie
Brokovski
Whitchelo
Ackland
Sponges Bridge
Share
Migginson
Garner
Rooney
West Endies WinAin RVACTIES 87 in Ottawa April
Ottawa reports on the second reading of a measure in the Senate where Lougheed explains provisions amid a tense debate. The article notes allocations and international relations implications, with references to 20,000,000 and aid efforts tied to a day of celebration and child training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Endies
WinAin Rvacties
Ottawa
Senate
Lougheed
Ottawa Debates Grand Trunk Arbitration Move
Ottawa April 2. Parliament debates expansion of the time for Grand Trunk arbitration. The Government seeks to extend powers and possibly take over the railway if delays persist. Gov Governor in Council authority to extend time and vacate assets for government control discussed amid shareholder resistance and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Grandrevank
Ilermits
Wandge
Argur Meighen
Grand Trunk
Ned
Crittelam
D. D. McKennin
Fort Cape Breton
No limits on liquor permits under board rules
Victoria April 27 under the liquor control board there will be no limit to the amount of liquor a permit holder may secure provided the person’s character and standing are approved by the board. Adoption of this principle allows any quantity to be delivered from warehouse to the purchaser. Delivery may be expedited by the buyer after ordering and receiving authority from the permit office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Liquor Controll Board
Boas
Government Moves to Take Over Grand Trunk Railway
Debate centers on funding the railway to prevent collapse. Prank Canal argues the Grand Trunk must finance itself, while Hon. T. A. Crerk of the Progressives backs the government. The general liquidation threat would end with government possession of the road to complete the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Canal
Grand Trunk
Hon
T. A. Crerk
Progressives
Grand Trunk Railway
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Victoria Provincial Library
Astore
Rareweed
Sumas
Nex Torsilay
Local and District
Mr. Harkness
Mrs. I. Wyothvitt
Mrs. Cee
Wright
Pan Smith
Ele
Noles PO
Waklands
Royal Crown
F. J. R. Whitchell
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