Abbotford Sports Dinner Awards And Musical Recital
An Abbotsford Maple Leaf Hall gathering marked the annual football and cricket club dinner with Hill Tout re‑elected president and praise for clean amateur sport. The event featured toasts to the town amateur sport and guests, and noted cricket victories and projected divisional points. A later Mississippi program highlighted a June Maple Leaf Mall concert by Mr Turner’s pupils with strong performances by Miss Badgley Miss Traill Miss Wilson and Miss Lanbor McEwan, praised for artistry and encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford Sportiat
AL ‘Bobsterd
Praser
Hiall
Maple Leaf Hall
Charles. . Hill-Tout
Qur Town
Mesari P. Boyd
A, Trethewey
H. Alanson
Morely
Hill-Tout
Abbotaford
Mission
F. Ferguson
Turner
Maple Leaf Mall
Abbotsford
B. R. Turner
Vancouver
Helen’ Badgely
Myrtle Traill
Badgley
Armande G
Leybach
Faust
Aged Wrinkled Faces Rejuvenated by Drugstore Wax
An old face can appear youth ful by applying ordinary mercorized wax from a drugstore. The wax absorbs worn skin in a week or two and produces a pinky white complexion. One ounce suffices, applied at night and washed off in the morning. Freckles liver spots and blemishes vanish with new skin.
Happily Wedded in Vancouver at Christ Church
A local wedding drew attention as Miss Alice Blakeney of Vancouver married Kenneth Charles Storey on Wednesday at Christ Church. Miss Diloun Swepstone of Abbotsford attended the bride, with W. A. Wright as best man, and Rev. C. C. Owen officiated. Local notes also mention the Abbotsford Order of Wound men forming this week with the west end butcher as chief axeman.
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Christ Church, Vancouver
Alice Blakeney
Robt, Blakeney
Vancouver
Kenneth Charles Storey
Diloun Swepstone
Abbotsford
W. A. Wright
C .C. Owen
West End
Catholic Church to Open Debt-Free in Abbotsford
Despite bad weather, the Ladies Aid social in Clayburn drew a sizable crowd. The McMenemy grounds were lit up, the Japanese kimono girl drew attention, and the Mission City band entertained at the ferry. A Catholic church built by Hammond and Son near Abbotsford will be opened with Archbishop McNeil presiding and a High Mass. The site was secured by De la Giroday via J J Banfield of Vancouver and Lindsay Runsel. Non Catholic donations helped fund the building. St Mary’s Swirl children’s choir and St Ann’s pastor will participate. Readiness for the evening service and reduced rates from U D are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayburn
Bert Griffin
Band Boys
Abbotsford
Hammond’ & Son
de la Giroday
J. J. Banfield
Vancouver
Lindsay Runsel
Archbishop McNeil
St. Mary's Swir
Pathér Jan
U.D
Pather McCarthy
St. Ann
Sumas City
Sumas
Mesdames Cannonville
Gernoey
Abbotsford Tug Team to Visit Sumas on 4th
The Abbotsford Tug of War team plans a visit to Sumas on the fourth with the aim of winning. They previously pulled off a victory and now seek another rope home, confident in their strong arma and renewed purpose.
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Abbotsford
Sumas
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S$. Brooke
Abbotsford and Huntingdon
Randall's
M. L. McPhee
The
Pioneer Store
Lanbor McEwan
Fidale and I
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