Citizenship Department presents youth programme at Collier Street Church
A Monday evening programme in the church parlors featured Miss Johnston with H. Armstrong in leadership. Miss Parkhouse read The Song of our Assyrian Guest and Miss Marion Partridge recited St. Paul’s Defense before King Agrippa. Rev. H. E. Wellwood gave a brief address.
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Citizenship Department
Young People’s League of
Collier Street
Miss Johnston
H. Armstrong
Mary Pickford Stars in New Old Photoplay Tess of the Storm Country
Mary Pickford brings back Tess of the Storm Country in a revived production. The story follows Tess, daughter of a lake Fisherman, as she fights eviction by a greedy owner while saving a rich man’s daughter and facing her father’s arrest. Showings at New Dreamland on Monday and Tuesday December 10 and 11 at 8 15. All seats 35c.
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Mary Pickford
Tess
Tes
Grace Mill White
Mr Pickford
New Dreamland
It Pays to Read The Examiner A et Column
Column notes readers should check page 12 for a feature offering insights and tips. The item emphasizes the value of staying informed through the newspaper for practical clues and local interest.
Thoroughness of Dickens Highlighted by Hayden Lecture
F. W. Hayden praised Charles Dickens for thoroughness and versatility in a lecture to the Woman's Canadian Club at the public library hall. He cited Dickens's punctuality, lifelong work ethic, and roles as writer, reader, actor, and reformer with references to Dickens's birth in 1812 and notable readings in 1833 and 79 years earlier.
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F. W. Hayden
Dickens
Charles Dickens
Public Library
Hayden
Portsmouth
United States
Great Britain
America
Carnegie Hall
Watson
David Copperfield
Carlyle
Mary Ann Lee
Catherine Hogarth
Chas. Kingsley
Santa Claus Visits Barrie for First Official Stop
Santa Claus made his first official visit to Barrie on Saturday greeted by many children. An automobile decorated with cedars brought him to the market square and he then stopped at the W. C. Hunter Clothing Co. to hand out bags of candy to several hundred kids.
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Santa Claus
Barrie
Market Square
W. C. Hunter Clothing Co
Light docket in Barrie Division Court
In Barrie Division Court Judge Wismer handled a light session with several adjournments. Hearings occurred in two cases Fred Wellwood vs F Ayerst and J McFadden vs J A Garvin. Wellwood seeks 85 dollars for a gasoline engine left with Ayerst. Longman led for the plaintiff and Boys for Ayerst. Longman also represented McFadden on a disputed action. judgments in both cases were reserved.
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Barrie
Wismer
Fred Wellwood
F. Ayerst
J. McFadden
J. A. Garvin
Gordon Longman
Jack Boys
Equal Pay to Women Debated by Girls and Boys
Miss Jean Malcomson and Miss Evelyn Wellwood argued that women deserve equal pay for equal work at Collier Street Church. Fred Billingsley and Sidney Tooke led the negative. judges declared the affirmative won though sides were nearly even. Judges were Miss Whallin H. J. Heath and Rev. H. E. Wellwood. The Baraca group spoke for the boys and the Sunshine Bearers for the girls.
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Jean Malcomson
Evelyn Wellwood
Collier Street Church
Fred Billingsley
Sidney Tooke
Whallin
H. J. Heath
Rev. H. E. Wellwood
Baraca Group
Sunshine Bearers
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Shy
Neel
Crepe
Madras
Rex
Fh Bose
Reeve
Waterman
Swan
Eversharp
China
Reeve’s Jewelry Store
H. A. Henry
Dunlop
Mulcaster
Drs. Burns
Chiropractors
Elizabeth Sr
Vaarls
Citizenship Dept
Y.P. League
Queen's Theatre
Montreal
Father Christmas
Holly Tree Inn
Clara Boehm
Jos. H. Schmidt
Allentown
Washington, D.C
W. H. Buttery
Keenan and Kennedy
Music Men
Sherlock-Manning, Nordheimer
Dominion
Evans Bros
Columbia
Sonora
Columbia Graphanola
Columbia Records
Keenan & Kennedy
Elizabeth St
Wroee
Simcoe Foresters
Fuller
Caue
George McManus
Father
Jiggs
Maggie
Malcomson’s
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