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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
4
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Courtenay locals and visitors are listed in a social roundup. Mrs Andy Smillie and Mrs Howard Singer of Nanaimo spent the weekend with Miss Mary Sutton. Other visitors include Mrs J W Bremner in Vancouver and Mayor Theed Pearse heading to Harrison Hot Springs.
Mrs S J Piercy headlined a Canadian Daughters League At Home in Native Sons Hall on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed tea and entertainment by Mrs M B Tribe and Miss Winnie Woods with the Moore sisters singing and dancing. A vote of thanks was given by Mrs Theed Pearse and seconded by Mrs John Grieve.
Sandwich Mr A E Richards of Agassiz, supervisor of experimental stations, visited Halliday farm over the weekend. Percy Machin is a patient at St Joseph's Hospital. Mrs Morgan Rees returned after two weeks at Cowichan. Vernon guests Mr and Mrs Fletcher returned to Okana gan. H Gower, inspector of public schools, visiting Port Alice and the West Coast. Mr and Mrs A B Dundas visiting Little River Beach. Miss E Conrad of the Tsolum teaching staff now resides with Mrs Roy Cliffe. Ronald Lyons, high school principal, confined with flu. Commander and Mrs Fletcher and family left for England via Panama Canal. Mrs Rennison Senior returned to California. Mrs Gee, Hornby and Mrs Andrews visiting Vancouver.
Walter Chady has returned home from Victoria. A public meeting was held in the D L A C Hall discussing island issues. Most attendees plan to attend the next Board of Trade meeting in Courtenay to present local requests. Mr James Dalziel also returned from Victoria. Mrs S Swan visits Coulmont BC. Mr T Chalmers has had pleurisy but is improving.
The column records ongoing local social updates from Cumberland. It notes Mrs. Johns Frame improving after illness, visits by Manns Bakery family, A Mann meeting relatives in Vancouver, and various trips including to Victoria and Portland. It mentions whist and bridge gatherings with prize winners, a tag day by hospital auxiliary, births, a Christmas sale, reorganized junior C.G.I.T. group, visits by Victoria residents, and local talent in church and club events. It closes with employment ads and a sale distribution position in Courtenay to Qualicum Beach district and Watkins Company in Vancouver.
Mrs Francescini and party including Miss D Frelone Mr J Walker and Mr Chas Daltoni motored to Victoria on Monday returning Thursday. Mr W Shepherd of Hornby spent the week end in town.
Victoria guests Mr and Mrs J Parfitt and Miss Hazel Parfitt spent the weekend in the Valley as guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Horwood. Mrs William Davies returned from Vancouver last Saturday. Mr Spencer Morgan and Mr Hutton drove to Nanaimo on Monday. Edward Calnan and Myrtle returned Saturday from a Western States motor trip. Cross filled his silo with a fine corn crop powered by a vehicle and a contraption built by Shorty White visiting from Trail.
Town residents hosted Miss Kathryne Formby at Mrs L Magnone’s home on Friday evening as she prepared to leave for Vancouver. The Girls' Sewing Club presented Formby with an ivory looking glass, with refreshments to conclude a very enjoyable gathering. Other visitors included Union Bay resident Mrs Harry Veale of Victoria, Miss Minnie Mugford from Vancouver, and Miss Greta Kay who accompanied her home.
Mesdames Finch and Greig with Miss Elsie Waterfield led a successful Cumberland meeting to establish a girl guide corps. Nineteen girls attended and are expected to enroll next week, after which the troop will be registered as the 1st Cumberland Girl Guides.
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