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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
7
De. Thurlow Fraser reflects on salvation beyond creeds and controversy. He argues that true religion is living love in Christ, while creeds become mere definitions and barriers. The piece warns against fixation on doctrine over proclaiming the Living Christ and urges unity in basic faith.
A lyric fragment portrays spring as a coy wild creature glimpsed by passersby, imagined as golden daffodils strewn through velvet grass in a fleeting, poetic scene.
Churchill W I members are invited to tour the Stroud branch on June 23 in the basement of the Methodist church where Mrs. R Cronk Pickering will address the meeting. The Churchill branch regular meeting will be at Mrs. Harold Hastings home on Wednesday afternoon June 25 with an exchange of favorite cake recipes. Members should come prepared to share recipes and answer roll call with If I had just one more labor-saving device what would it be.
Ladies of Painswick and vicinity organized the Painswick Women's Institute on June 4 with Mrs. W J Goodfellow of Stroud branch in charge. Miss F Wice elected Secy-Treas. Mrs W L Mitchell named President. others include Hon Pres Mrs N Quantz and District Director Mrs W L Mitchell. Next meeting July 8 at Mrs E Carr’s home with lecture by Miss Chapman. All invited to join.
May donations to the children's shelter include gifts of clothing, food, and blankets from numerous donors such as Mrs McLaughlin, Mrs Otton, Mrs McDougall, and the King's Daughters. The Executive Board thanks supporters and urges continued care for the children as hopeful examples of Christian citizenship and ward origins. For more details contact W. J. Justice in Barrie.
A reader offers a simple lunch idea using one hard boiled egg and half portions of salt meat per sandwich. The egg and meat are ground, seasoned with salt pepper mustard and a touch of vinegar, moistened with condensed milk, and served on crisp lettuce with optional onion chives or celery. One egg per three sandwiches.
The text laments that strict doctrinal disputes have clouded a simple Christian path. It argues creeds and rituals do not define Christianity and true character is shown by self denying service and common deeds lived in an uncommon way.
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