Call of Matthew and Jesus Aims at Sinners
Autumn lesson examines Jesus calling Levi Matthew from tax collecting, his immediate abandonment of wealth, and the call to follow Christ. It notes Jesus’ fellowship with sinners, the Pharisees’ criticisms, and the healing of the woman with a bleeding disorder and the ruler’s daughter as demonstrations of faith.
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A. D
Capernaum
Matthew
Capermnium
Jesus
Rome
Levi
Levi's Busines Application May Have Been the Result of Eurly
Christ
Church Schedule with Evening Gospel Service
Sunday services listed with morning and evening worship times and a midweek service at the Mason home. Evening theme "Are Ye Able!" and a message about drawing near to God. February 7 at 4 pm details included.
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Nateo
Eat Petering
General Council
Charles Mason
Oreamsterian Church Knox Church Acton Service Schedule
Sunday February 4 morning worship at 11 00 am with Absard Are They That Mourn Sunday School and Junior Bible Class at 3 00 pm Evening Worship at 7 00 pm with Young People's Service Congregational Meeting on Thursday February 1 at 8 00 pm They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.
Reverend W. St. Wallace to Speak at Sunday Services
The schedule lists Rev. W. St. Wallace as pastor delivering morning worship at 11 00 with the topic Christ in the Church. Sunday School at 12 35 and the evening service at 7 00 focusing on Christ has the Keys. The date is Sunday February 4th 1945.
Missing RAF officer Fitz Galbraith reported after operation
The message confirms Fitz Lieut Roger Haccop Galbraith of the ROC AFtv is missing after operations on a Wednesday January W. The notice was received Friday. Mrs Mills, one of Milton’s oldest residents, died suddenly at her home on Tuesday January 16 in her 93rd year. Canadian Champion.
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Robert Galbraith
Fitz
Roger Haccop Galbraith
ROC
Aftv
C. W. Clarke
Milton
3. Mills
Tuesaday
Debt gratitude notes and server status update
Unclear text appears to request sending Lat Todhas and mentions debt gratitude and server status. No coherent facts or identifiable entities suitable for a proper summary.
Chronicles from Ginger Farm on Wartime Letters Abroad
A wartime family diary recalls a son’s leave to visit his eighty seven year old grandmother in England. They tour historic sites like Christ Church Cathedral and the Priory, reflect on bomb damage and storms, and compare winters with Canada. The writer notes fuel shortages and water concerns while hoping for relief.
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Bob
Uob
Son Boh
Chricatchurch Cathedral
Westminster
Tacy
Litke
Old England
Grandma
Bow
England
Saturna
Partner
Toboth
Week end visits from military and civilians noted
Pte Victor Patrick from Camp Borden visited home over the week end. Flt-Lieut H 30 Junton from Trenton called Acton. Pte Gerard Karley from Camp Borden visited Acton. Miss Dot Shannon of Toronto spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Harrop. Major and Mrs A J Buchanan of Winnipeg visited Acton. Miss Pat Harrop of Grace Hospital Detroit spent the week end at home. Miss Molly Cutts of Toronto visited with her parents. Mrs Kirkby Williams and Miss Martha Orr of Toronto visited Acton. Mrs J We Hare left Friday to join Lieut Joe H Hare in Vernon BC. Mrs Larry Bridges of Brantford visited with Mrs James Smith. Mrs Prudence Cook of Toronto spent the weekend with Acton friends. Mrs Ed Nelson of Godeysich visiting her parents in Acton. Capt Horace Beaton of the Harmonic visited his mother and Miss M Bennet. Marion Hutton, from Calgary, was a weekend guest at the Davies home. Miss Pearl Kennedy and Mabel Harris of Milton spent Sunday with their parents. Mr and Mrs Ivan Harris of Acton hosted. Mr EF Collier and Mr and Mrs F Anderson attended the Collier-Thompson wedding at Richmond Hill. Miss Della Haxtell and Miss Margaret Macdonald of Willsbury were weekend visitors at Irwin home. Mr and Mrs Jota Irwin hosted at Mill Street. Sgt HC Davies graduated from RCAF No 1 Bombing and Gunnery School. Corp and Mrs Ward Bruce visited with her parents near Town Line for a short furlough before posting to Vancouver.
Local Family Informs of RCAF Corporal Charles Mason Death
A telegram to Mr and Mrs C AL Church Street Oakville reports their son Corporal Charles Richard Mason of the Royal Canadian Air Force was killed on active service in an accident. The notice notes the family has received word of the fatal incident, with details pending.
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Bailtie
Imand
Dorval
Que
Hia Dulties
C. AL
Man abandons family at cemetery in housing aid claim
Vancouver report recalls an man who took his wife and six children to a cemetery and left them there while he searched for a house. Asked if he had children he said HY but they are all in the cemetery. He obtained the house.
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Vancouver
Andrew Roddan
First United Church
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Pharisoea
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Butted
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Ontario
Rev
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Fosbbury
Bower Avenue
Oreamsterian Church
Canada
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Acton
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Mn.ton
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Joan Blair
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Ginger Farm
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Victor Patrick
Camp Borden
Trenton
Acten
Gerard Karley
Dot Shannon
Toronto
Mr. and
Imra Harrop
Major
Mrs
A. J. Buchanan
Winnipeg
Man
Misa Pat Harrop
Grace ‘Hospital
Detroit
Mias
Molly Cutts
Mr. Pape
Chas. Cutts
Kirkby Williams
Martha Orr
J. We Hare
Lieut
Joe H. Hare
Vernon, BC
Larry Lridges
Brantford
James Smith
Young Street
Prudence Cook
Les Hotchen
Ed Nelson
Godeysich
James Gibbons
Cameron
Horace Beaton
SS. Harmonic
M. Bennet
Marion Hutton
Calgary
EL Davies
Pearl Kennedy
Mabel Harris
Mra
Ivan Harris
EF Collier
Della Haxtell
Margaret Macdonald
Willsbury
Jota Irwin
Mill Street
Robt) Cunningham
Joan
Shaley Emott
Stewart Murray
HC Davies
Rcaf No 1 Hombing and
Faesis
Outacio
Oakville
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F. L. Wright
General Insurance
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Maria Montez Jobo Hall
Bowery
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Margaret O'Brien
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