Local Personal News Roundup From Abbotsford
Mrs. Anderson visits new slicer Mrs. Tountain of Everett and Mrs. Westland of Patricia guest of Mrs. H. McKinnon. Carmichael of Aberdeat returns home with Mr. Carmichael visiting their daughter Mrs. B. F. White. Chas Tetheney of Harrison Lake spends week-end in Abbotsford. Miss Margaret Gillen visited nearby Vancouver. Mrs. Hipwall of Cloverdale guests of the Wrights this week. L. Collinson visits Mrs. J. Stetin in Chi Tin nel. They plan to sail February 3 for London. Mrs. H. Peck visited Vancouver. Miss Auttie McCrimmon and Mrs. Wright visit Vancouver. W. Hilligr visits Vancouver friends. Aaltie McCrimmon a Vancouver visitor. St. Mathews Church group plans hayride in Buster week. A play by the Lyndenville Dramatic Society draws $50 gate. W A S of St. Mathews Church profits about $17.60. Basket Ball Association to meet January 28 at 8 pm. Dan Emery of Port Alberni renews Abbotsford ties. Dorothy M. Lee returns from Vancouver. Mrs. Nelson dies in Everett. M. L. Shore visits Vancouver. Valentine dance of W. A. Maccahee Ledge set for Feb 15 at the Theatre hall. Mrs. Coutts visits Sardly. Hobarinon visits Vancouver. Essendune Avenue project noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
New Sliter
Tountain
Everett
Westland
Patricia
H. McKinnon
Carmichael
Aberdeat
Alvertit Naa
Mr. Carmichael
BF. White
Chas
Tetheney
Harrison Lake Spens
Abbots For
H. Peck
Vanosiver
W. Hilligr
Vancouver
Mise Auttie McCrimmon
Vacouver
Wright
Marielai Burton
Winivawiny Lo Vestide
St. Mathews Church
Tin Lidegdvle Dramatic Society
W.A
Ridgedale Society
Basket Hall Association
Theatre Hall
Dan Emery
Port Alberni
Abbotsford
Dorothy M. Lee
Unisy’ Stady
Eytrict
Wy Nelson
Nelson
Wash
Wedded Pair Celebrate Joyful Union Amidst Penned Details
Fragment shows a wedding notice for Mre Joyne Pont and Mrnday, with mentions of families and ceremonial notes. Also references an annual hospital board meeting set for February 25th and other garbled lines about preparations and a charitable appeal, all in disjointed form.
Fraser Valley growers push crate size debate in Dominion talks
In the Fraser Valley Record the local growers press to retain the 2- to 5-quart crate and resolve the crate question with Dominion authorities. They note regional shipping differences, Ontario and British Columbia practices, and the need for a consistent standard to benefit berry shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Valley
Dominion
Niagara
British Columbia
Gury
Ontario
Auto Association Honors Additions at Powder Ball Meeting
The American Automobile Association recognition extended to include Youngstown clubs across the United States. A telegram congratulating the association was read during the Wednesday night meeting at Powder Ball. New members joined as part of the reorganization, with nominees announced for honorary presidents, officers, and committees. Entertainment featured the Woolly Girls, an orchestra, boxing acts, and a concertina solo, amid traffic and tourism remarks from Inspector Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Associaton
D G. Antowohtia Association
Automobile Associations of Great Brikdh
Coalittent
Focd Association
Wri
Ils
W. G. Nichols
J. J. Banff
Mana
Ger
Fsdy
Brenton
Brown
B. W. Moores
C. H. Macaulay
Col. Bed
Ryan
A. Jones
T. G.'Polson
Hec
Woi
Jenkins
H Showbrooke
Transportaon
JA. Pollack
S. Te Walters
Leon J.ladner
A. Wisher
Joe Carvey
Exec
Charles Songster
A. Galbraith
Inspector Hood
Pollack
Buffalo Horetaves
Rebekahs Install New Officers at Orange Hall
Rebekah Lodge No. 41 held its annual installation of officers at the Orange Hall on Jan. 18. Sister A Paton, D D P installed the new officers. Following the ceremony a pleasant social evening was held and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frise Valley
Fruitvale
Rebekah
Orange Hall
B.S
D. Lampard
Schon
Treas
CG. Mclntosh
Alan
Annie Biliott
Fes
N. G
Boyce L. Snc
A Uuvilty
R, Sr V
Mes
W. Brown
le Vv
Local rink scores and close battles as Cadets beat Sardis
In a lively week of league play at the rink Cadets defeated Sardis 22 11. Mission matched Sardis in a later game with a 32 11 scoreline. The Sardis Sailor A and Mission Sailor A provided the tight back and forth before Sardis pulled away late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardis
Bell
Siice
Chilliwack
Sardia
Pollick
Ogle
Robinson
Hughes
Bowyer
Beaton
Eddie
Kirk Jess
Atchinson
Bailley
Uno
Bekarlt
Mission
Galliford
MacLean
Benton
Jones
Chilliwack Triumph Over Mission In Rough Senior Contest
The Chilliwack senior team edged Mission 17 to 0 in a hard fought clash marked by early rough play and late excitement. Rex Cox sparked the win with a key late shot as heated play and substitutions defined the tense game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilliwack
Mission
Rex Cox
II Elma
Clullwack
Chuilwaeck
A—Haver
Malcolm
Bilby
Cralmm
Mulv
Koight
Tatul
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A, C
Warmere
S. F. White
Abbotsford, B.C
Big Pig
Sparrow
Essendene Avenue
B.C
Cinseul
Winder
Mbin
Irmngietien
Tt Muna
Essendune Avene
Becks When
Joyne Pont
Hh Pecks
Athe Wren
Gran Moris
Capiennigg
Auto Association
Rebekas
Fearne Teller
Mistson Grylusker
Eauiuk
Enineday Nish Ina
Thi Tirst Balng
Hetsweun
Aghssz Tegman
Lie Maxton Setar
Ho Giuitars
Nera
KalacuMs
Agawas
Angus Mal
Can
Mishlon Semler A. Toam
QUOIT
Chio
Westintwater
Wight
Uloinb
Audrywis
Avon
A Minslon
Cox
Belwidt
G. Dalliford
Solloway
Mac Lent
Henson
New Woestmhaler
Piulson
Gordan
Lewis
Grimston
Madonald
Currie
Totw Xu
Cevelagrar
Albert Lee
Baker and Grocer
A. McCallum
C.sumner
Donalds
Itlan
Thornton
Martin
Phalisner
Reees
Maitland
Agronomy and Animal Husbandry
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University of British
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