Reports Heard at Halton Presbyterial WMS Annual Meeting
The 28th Halton Presbyterial Wann Missionary Society gathering was held at Trinity United Church Burlington with Mrs W N Browneidge as chair. Miss Dorothy M Young spoke on missionary work and a memorial service honored 17 members who passed away. Installation of 1954 officers followed with detailed postings across departments.
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Halton
Halton Presbyterial of the
Migs B. Hills
Luncehoos
Trinity United Church
Burlington
Revo K Lave
Velma Norris
Halton Presbytery
Dorothy Mr. Young
Ue Dominion Board
CC Ramage
Carte Auxiliary
Lorrie Alderson
Japan
Dorothy M. Young
Home Organization
Toronto
Miss Young
Hyde
AF Pickard
Bronte
W No Drownridge
Orgetown
Fo Beaumont
Carlisle
God
EK Woods
Palermo
A’ Harris
Campbellville
Fox Ball
Milton
Mes M. Weadhead
Rex
Milton Trevenier
Ross Sezsworth
Ainmental
A Blanchard
Misson
W. Rog Jalncon
BR. Coulter
Mission Waitds
Norman McDonald
Cooksville
RRO
John Deammond
Milgra
Hamilton Milgrove
Supply
Clements
Carliste
Coursey
Allan Ston
Oakville
Missionary Monthly
World Friends
Clayton Bo Dick
Georgetown
G King
J. E. Whitelock
IF. McNiven
Rob. Gale Nuraith
F. McNiven
Halton Presbyterial
Women
Your 24 Hours of Life: A Quick Everyday Physique Ledger
A standard person undergoes a daily barrage of physical actions and movements. The heart beats about 103 680 times and breathes roughly 23 040 times. Liquids consumed total about 29 pints and meals weigh around three pounds. The voice outputs about 4 800 words, while 750 major muscles engage. Hair grows roughly 0.1714 inches and nails grow about 0.06 inches. Brain cells are exercised constantly and sleep cycles occur 25 to 35 times.
Camp Belleville WH0 Meeting Delivers Reports and Plans
Mrs. George Lighs chairs Camp belville annual meeting with 28 attendees including Mrs Kay Parker and Mrs A J Moore. Reports from secretary treasurer and committees given. a cancer film, charity drives, and plans for future events discussed. Election elected officers led by chairlady J K Mahon with honorary president Mrs George Inglis.
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George Lighs
Tostess
Campbelville
Mary Sewart Collet
Kay Parker
A. J Moere
Bark
Philips
Mars Robert Ellat
Mebaren
Purdy
Howson Lash
No Walton
Badenork Wat
Korea
Hallon
J. K. Mahon
George Inglis
George Black
Sid Harley
Harry Philips
Secre
Roy Park
Lennard Andrews
Murray McPhaid
Wm. Buck
Frank Wheelshaw
R. Co Menges
William Buck
Hardy Purdy
J. Ko Mahon
L. Crawford
Gans
Len Andrews
Willam Buck
Henry Kelly
Kelly
Acton
Soldier’s enlistment bid ends with stark salary stance
A Roman soldier applicant at a recruiting office refuses officer’s offer of a commission. He declines and says he wants a straight salary, claiming he is a poor shooter and prefers regular pay.
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Roman
Effies
Pd Patuer
Easter Week Observances and Local Life Reflections
The writer discusses Easter customs from Good Friday to Easter Monday, noting spring flowers, songbirds, and Easter music. The piece contrasts Easter’s hopeful tone with atomic age news and recounts family gatherings at Ginger Farm, including weather, pets, and community details.
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Falls
Canada
England
Eastey
Ginger Farm
Dee
Arthur
David
Ike
Bob
Danner
Deward
Pete
Perey
Suns
Norte Dake
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