Hundred Balms Entered for Better Babies Contest
Over 200 entries have entered the Better Babies contest under Local Council of Women at the Provincial Exhibition. Miss Ande Wine announced the schedule, with judging starts 2 pm daily for different age groups and a champions' selection Saturday at 3 pm. Special prizes include a $15 value photographs, a championship cup, and gold medals donated by local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women
Ande Wine
W. CG. Russell
Rthe Ibosab Comtectic
Prager Valley Medical Association
W.G. McQuarrin
K. C
M. P
Abbotsford notices and society events recap
Mr A M King plans a new house next to his current residence. Mr A 5 Conway of Central Park visited on Saturday. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church entertained Mrs W Roberts Wednesday afternoon. Abbotsford Parent Teachers Association to meet Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church schoolroom. L T B Lodge held its regular monthly meeting Monday at Orange Hall with good attendance, business, charitable work and a social hour. Mrs D McLean, soon to leave for Pennsylvania, received a front purse from Lodge members as thanks for her service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. King
A. 5. Conway
Central Park
Presbyterian Church
W. Roberts
Abbotsford Parent Teachers’ Association
L. T. B. Lodge
Orange Hall
Mra. d
McLean
Pennsylvani
He Abbotsford Lodge
Mr. McKenzie
Vancouver
Abbotaford
Weatherbee
Doris
New Brunswick
Prank Brown
Ayotingdon
Gladys
H.“Mckinnon
Maxwell
Hy'r
J. Miller
Alder, Grove
H. McKinnomi
Bryaniton
Ile
Farrow
Vancouver Foraslie
Wy Alton
Winnings
Rhy
Hollingsworth
North Vancouver
D .- “Thornes
Abbotsford ‘Board of ‘Trade
New Westminster Board
Sumas Women's Institute Endorses Fine Arts School on Coast
Huntingdon Sept 7 a businesslike Sumas Women's Institute meeting at Mrs Yaywoods discussed legislation postponed to October when Matsqui Institute ladies will visit. They endorsed a Coast Fine Arts and School movement and universal medical exams, offering help to those lacking facilities. Silver cups from the Baby Civile were received. Delegates for Port Coquitlam conference were named Mrs Simonds presiding. Attendees included Mrs Austin Alonzo Boley Hartley McGarga Murphy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Sumas Women's Institute
Yaywood
Iterndon
F. B.padden
Iin
Saund
Saunders
Miss Stary
Institute
Port Coquitlam
F. Thompson
Madden Institute
Simonds
Hire
Austin
Alonzo Boley
Hartley
McGarga
Murphy
KR. Thompson
J. Starr
Swanson
Winson
Ainsley
The Woman Who Walked Alone at Abbotsford Theatre
Cecil Holland as a native servant deceives Mil ton Lilly in a plot of mistaken justice. The George Melford Paramount production stars Dorothy Dalton and Wanada Hawley and will show next Wednesday September 13 at Abbotsford Theatre with dates September 13 and 22 announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Lilly
Cecil Holland
Milton
George Melford
Paramount
Dorothy Dalton
Abboteford Theatre
Wanada Hawley
Sumas Council awards vault contract and budget notes
The Sumas Council awarded a contract for a vault building costing $610 with a six by eight foot interior space. Funding includes $1,000 to be shared among wards and $1,200 assigned to the McKenzie Road project. Council also adjusted bridge repair specs and granted grazing permits to several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumag
Lyonhose
Sumas Council
Ek Bank
Suimas
Worker' 'S Institute
Musselwhite
George
Abbotsford Poultry, Association
C. Poultry Association
Tietr
Urith
McKenzie Road
Atkingon Creal
Huntingdon Ant entertainment marks St Pauls anniversary
A Huntingdon event celebrated the St Pauls Presbyterian Church anniversary with a large gathering. Rev W Robertson chaired and shared a Grand Canyon humorous trip, Rev H Congdon praised rough loyalty in members, and Mrs Waterstone sang. Recitations, music, and refreshments followed, with reminders of future dates and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
St. Paul's¢ Presbyterian Church
Huntingdon
W. Robertson
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Congdon
Federated Church
Limas
Wash
Abbotsford Personal notices note visits and travels
The Rev and Mrs A Hardin returned from Seattle after attending the 87th annual Brotherhood of St Andrew convention. Various locals, including Mr and Mrs J F Preston, Miss Dorothy Lee, Miss May Campbell, Mr and Mrs W Gook and two sons, and Miss Isabelle McPhee, are mentioned with weekend trips, visits, and family events. Rev R T Peacocke exchanged pulpits. Miss Verna Tindon won a special medal. Abbotsford School students received certificates. Stated church services in Abbotsford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hardin
Seattle
Brotherhood of St. Andrewa
Maurlee Drydges
Royal Sal
J. 4
Preston
Sproat Lake
Fred Parton
Hammond
Abbotsford Lodge
Chilliwack
Orange Lodge
Dorothy Lee
Vancouver
May Campbell
Wash
P. Buchanan
A. Harkriest
W. Campbell
New
Westminster
Allah Taylor
Howard Little
R.T. Peacocke
Murrayville
W. Rob Sorter
Robertson
Alder
Presbytery
R. T. Peacocke
Abbot
Ord
James Gillard
G. F. Pratt
Steede
White Rock
Iss
Ferrol Little Hag
Bellingham
Tacoma
Abbotsford
Ior School
McDowell
Verna Tindon
James King
J.J. Vanetta
Bnt
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Pioneer Store
Desmazes
W. I. Favor
B. C
Milton Sil
Imperial
Imperial Oil Limited
Imperial Products
The
Caledonian Society
Hunt
St. ‘Mathew's Anglican Church
A. Harding
Canada
Williams
B.C
F. J. R. Whitchell
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