Churchill Women's Institute Holds Annual Meeting
The Churchill Women's Institute met May 26 in the Presbyterian Church schoolroom with Coulson's Hill guests. Miss Chapman of the Department of Agriculture spoke, offering work ideas for next year. Mrs. J. E. Hodgson played a solo. Officers elected: Pres Mrs. G. C. Allan, Vice Pres Mrs. J. Boyes, Secy Treas Mrs. D. McCallum, Directors Miss Clement, Mrs. R. Stewart, Mrs. W. B. Sloan, Auditors Mrs. Wm. Matthews, Mrs. J. E. Hodgson. A tulip-decorated lunch was served. The June meeting, a quilting bee, is set for June 22 at Mrs. S. Todd's home.
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Presbyterian Church
Coulson
S Hill
G. C. Allan
J. Boyes
Secy.Treas
D. McCallum
Clement
R. Stewart
W. B. Sloan
Wm. Matthews
J. E. Hodgson
S. Todd
Encouraging Year for Barrie Presbytery Report
The 8th Annual Barrie Presbyterial in Knox Church Midland hosted 114 delegates May 30 31. Mrs J J Elliot chaired sessions with reports from Mission Band and Auxiliaries and notable address by Miss Agnes Dickson on China.
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Sth
Knox Church
Midland
Barrie Presbytery
J. J. Elliot
Cameron
Allandale
Gilmore
Penetang
Isaiah
Mission Band
E.B. Schell
Alliston
Robertson
Barrie
E. F. McL. Smith
James Playfair
Warren
Harper
H. R. Horne
General Council
Execuive Board
Toronto
Horne
Barrie Presbyterial
God
Christ
McNab
J. G. Gill
Victoria Harbor
Golf Club
McNabb
Cotton
McLaughlin
Agnes Dickson
South China
China
Brandon Board called to fill teaching posts with qualified staff
Manitoba Teachers' Federation statement in the Winnipeg Tribune May 31 1922 says of seventy six positions to fill less than twenty are filled by qualified teachers and the Brandon Board seeks permits to allow unqualified teachers to teach amid a dispute with the school board and teachers who did not strike but were asked to resign.
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Brandon
Manitoba Teachers’ Federation
Winnipeg Tribune
Brandon Board
W M S Meeting Echoes Growth and Generosity
The Barrie Presbyterial report highlights rising membership including 1,167 members and 17 new life certificates, with total auxiliary and mission band funds of 8,756.78. Resolutions praise God, pledge support for missionaries, and extend sympathy to mourners as delegates thank Knox Church hosts and plan next actions.
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China
Miss Dickson
Chinese Home Missionary Society
Stoddart
Bradford
E. B. Schell
Alliston
Neil Campbell
Cameron
Allandale
Burrows
Stayner
Messenger
McLeod
Nolan
Collingwood
T. Sinclair
Barrie
Rosseau
Mission Band
Barrie Presbyterial
Bell
Galt
Horne
Oro
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Llumn
St. le Bldg
Arnold
Njoy
Churchill Women’s Institute
Gream Sail
Cell
Jccormicks
Manera
Kyo
Lux
Lever Brothers Limited
Barrie Business College
H. A. Henry
Prop
Copeland
Elliot
Edith M. Hurst
Barrie Examiner
Buckingham
Holmes . Edwards Design
Holmes & Edwards
Jamestown
Canada
Standard Silver CO. OF
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