Miss Louise Reith Speaks To W M S In Acton
Miss Louise Reith of Toronto spoke to Knox Presbyterian Senior Auxiliary W M S in Acton on Thursday afternoon October Mth at the autumn Thanksgiving meeting. Mrs. Blow led the worship service. Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Anderson analyzed it. Mrs. Davidson sang a solo with Miss Ethel Franklin at the organ. Mrs. Buchanan introduced the speaker and the audience heard a tribute to steadfast faith in our land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
W.M.S
Knox Presbyterian’ Church
Mra. F
Blow
R.H. Armstrong
F. Anderson
John Davidson
Misa Ethel Franklin
H. L,onnle
Mra
R. H. Armstrong
W.M.S. Lee
H. Wallace
M. Garvin
A.J. Buchanan
Louise Reith
Toronto
Council Executive
Miss Reith
Eadfast
Mira
H. Malnprize
Acton Junior Farmers Plan Seasonal Meetings
The Acton Junior Farmers held a regular meeting at R. L. Davidson’s with strong attendance. The boys discussed grain prices and prepared notes for submission. Miss Emsille spoke on First Aid for the girls, and plans were made for a sewing club led by Mrs. Frank Brown, plus euchre and dance events this fall. Lunch followed and the gathering concluded amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
R. L. Davidson
Emsille
Frank Brown
Acton Bantams Fall 8 7 to Simcoe in Series Opener
Acton Bantams lose the opening game of the best of three final to Simcoe 8 to 7 at Simcoe Waterworks Park. Cunningham pitched for Acton, King struck out 15 for Simcoe before relief. Pond and Cunningham led Acton hitters with three hits each as Acton committed eight errors. second game set for Saturday October 20 at Acton Park.
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Acton Bantams
Simcoe
Cunningham
Acton
King
Pond
Acton Park
Holmes
Skilling
Morton
Goon
Footitt
Sabatine
Cross
Kowalaky
Fisher
Loveday
Langford
Rhe Simcoe
Coon
Halton Tuberculosis Group Endows Ward at Mountain Sanatorium
D H Stevens chairman of the Halton Tuberculosis and Health Association presented Dr H T Ewart Medical Superintendent of the Mountain Sanatorium Hamilton with a 1000 cheque to endow a ward in the new Holbrook Pavilion. The pavilion will house 64 children with space for 42 more on the second floor and is planned to open in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Stevens
Halton Tuberculosis and Health Association
H. T. Ewart
Mountain Sanitorium
Hamilton
Holbrook Pavilion
Hawthorne Lodge
Ewart
British Empire
Halton County
W. D. 8. Jamieson
Department of Health, Tuberculoss Division
Halton
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Oakville
A Mountain
M. E. Lunan
Mrs W H Clayton to Leave Acton For Toronto
Mrs W H Clayton longtime Altar Society member in Acton received a cup and saucer from St. Josephs Church after Mass. A farewell tea at Mrs E M Schroeder home presented her a Royal Doulton figure before her move to Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Clayton
Actton
Toronto
St. Joseph's Church
Clayton
Acton
E. M. Schroeder
Farm Improvement Loans Expand Beyond Tractors
Gordon Oder of Bank of Montreal Acton explains Farm Improvement Loans cover home upgrades like water and electricity, plumbing, stoves, washing machines, heating or lighting, and even tourist cabins or summer cottages to boost farm family income. Call Oder to discuss financing options and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Oder
Bank of Montreal
Acton
Oder
Baptist Mission Fall Thankoffering Event Report
The Fall Thankoffering service of the Baptist Mission Circle was held on Tuesday evening October 16 with President Mrs. Stanley Cripps in charge. Guests from Hillsburgh and Georgetown joined Presbyterians and United Churches for the devotional led by Mrs. Charles Landsborough and scripture read by Mrs. Gordon Mitchell. Edith MacLean of McMaster University spoke on Mission work in Summer Fields, Cochrane area, urging prayers and funds for church expansion and child Christian teaching. A lunch followed with fellowship and closing prayers by Mrs. McCutcheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Mission Circle
Stanley Cripps
Hillsburgh
Georgetown
Presbyterian and United Churches
Charles Landsborough
Gordon Mitchell
D. Dunk
J. Chap
Man Jed
Shirley Thompson
Ethel Franklin
Lyal McCutcheon
Misa Edith MacLean
McMaster University
Hamilton
Cochrane
Chapman
McCutcheon
Wiener Roast at Knox Church Y P S Fellowship
Knox Church P Y P S held a October 18 fellowship night a wiener roast on a church meeting. Members traveled to the Moore farm Speyside for a bonfire Virginia Reel games hot dogs coffee and apples followed by scripture reading prayer and song then Mizpah benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
P.Y.P.S
J. Moore
Speyside
Everton Group Guests At C.G.I.T. Meeting
The C.G.I.T. group of the United Church hosted Everton ladies in the Sunday School room on Monday. Miss Muriel Burns chaired, Ena Jennings led devotion, and Betty Mae Lambert read The Quest for Jewels. A quartet and Everton Institute Project Club members showcased work and future reps for Wellington County at an Institute Project Rally. The program included humor, a piano solo, a schoolroom skit, and movie pictures from England Scotland and Ireland. A lunch followed with handwork displays for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G.I.T
United Church
Muriel Burns
West
Ena Jennings
Betty Mae Lambert
Carol Fetterley
Nancy Lambert
Georgina Plester
Wellington County
O.A.C
Flaine Hufnagel
Cg.t
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Our
Guelph
Lady of Burlesque
Morocco
Grand Canyon
Brooklyn
Ralph McKeown
Gevernor
C.C.F. Association
Town Hall
Milton
Charles H. Millard
M.P.P
West York
Steel Workers of America
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Harold Wiles
Sport News
T.B. Ass'n. Endows New Ward
Baptist Mission Fall
Y.P
Everton
Ajax Engineers
AJAX
Axton United Church
J. W. Oliver
Rockwood
Mrs. K. Randell
E. W. Jewitt
Runneymedge United Church
Runneymede United Church Choir
Weare
B. D. Rachlin
Dra Aoy
Trins
Canada
Bilton & Perry Limited
Acton, Ont
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