United Baptist Association Convenes at Hazel Brook
The United Baptist Association meets from June 20 to July 2 at Hazel Brook. The June 29 program includes sermons and devotional services led by Rev. Atkinson Hubley Freeman Rand and Collins with a 9.30 offering for denominational work. Other items include reports, appointments, temperance discussion, welcoming new pastors and addresses on Rice pastorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Atkinson
F. A. Hubley
C. R. Freeman
R. N. Rand
Harry Collins
Wim. McLeod
A. Surn
J. G. Brown
L. B. Ackand
Nerviline cures cramps and ends misery fast
An advertisement claims Nerviline provides instant relief from cramps and stomach distress. A Hartford reader reports dramatic relief after a single dose, and the copy states Nerviline cures earache and toothache as well. Large 60c family bottle advised. trial size costs a quarter. sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Lane
Batuight
T. P. Granger
Hartford
Denominational Meetings Schedule of Religious Talks
The program lists multiple addresses by Rev. W H Harding M H Fletcher E P Calder W D Wilson F A Hubley L E Acklam W B Carpenter J A Clark Simeon Spidle E S Mason R N Rand L W Williamson and Rev Arthur Hurn. Sessions include devotional services lectures on education home missions and the Lords Supper with times from 7 30 to 11 00 and special prayer meeting topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. HE. Fletcher
E. P. Calder
Canada
W. D. Wilson
F. A. Hubley
L. E. Acklam
United, Baptist Womens . Missionary Society Meeting
W. B. Carpenter
J. A. Clark
Simeon Spidle
E. S. Mason
Doyle Arrives in London to Aid Casement Case
Michael F. Doyle the Philadelphia lawyer for Sir Roger Casement’s sister met with Casement’s lawyers within half an hour of arriving in London. He plans to visit Casement in the Tower today and praised the government for allowing his participation in what may be Britain’s first State trial involving a foreigner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael F. Doyle
Philadelphia
Sir Roger Casement
Casement
Roger
Tower
Vote on Union Ends in Canadian Presbyterian Assembly
In Winnipeg on June 14 the General Assembly voted 406 to 88 for union with the United Church, ending three days of debate. Dr Campbell announced the dissenters’ proclamation as the decision was read, sparking emotional reactions and calls to preserve the Presbyterian Church in Canada with a voting majority demonstrating overwhelming support for unity amid mixed reactions from ministers and elders.
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Winnipeg
General Assembly
Presbyterian
Robert Campbell
Montreal
Presbyterian Church
United Movement
Dominion
Dr. Campbell
Campbell
Man of 84
Dr. Christie
Comitee
Union
United Church of Canada
Baird
Canada
Clark
Scott
Pres. Falconer
Ballffayne
Falconer
Committee On Union
Ballantyne
Elima m
Igoner
UN SP
W.’R. Motherwell
Regina
Great Assembly
Presbyterians
United Church
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In Canada
Are You Weak Instead Of Strong
An advertisement-style exhortation portrays a discouraged reader as a weak, despondent specimen lacking vigor. It promotes Ferrozone as a cure for nerves and digestion, claiming renewed strength, better sleep, and overall health with regular use, priced at 60 cents or three boxes for $1.25.
United Church of Canada decision announced after 1915 plan
The General Assembly approves uniting the Methodist Church of Canada and Congregational churches of Canada to form the United Church of Canada. A committee will pursue policy implementation with Methodists and Congregationalists, seeking legal advice and preparing for applications to Dominion and Provincial Legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of Canada
Congregational Churches of Canada
United Church of Canada
General Assembly
Congregational, Churches of Canada
Assembly
Methodist and
Dominion
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Ponges
Castile
E. A. Foster
Marne
Williams, Greene & Rome Co., Limited
United Baptist ‘Association
Hazelbrook
Rev
W. H. Harding
Fife
Canadian Postum Cereal Com Ltd
WiWindoor, Ont
Tos
Carter & Company Ltd
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