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Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 21, 1922

Page

8

Oddfellows Hold A Whist Party It Seldom Attracts Crowd

The Oddfellows held their first whist party of the season on Monday evening. Due to light advertising the turnout was small, but those present including Rebekahs and friends enjoyed the event. Prize winners were Gents first Mr Shearer second Mr McCallum and Ladies first Mrs Bruce second Miss Balagro with refreshments supplied by the Rebekahs.

The Oddfellows Rebekahs Gents Shearer McCallum Bruce Balagro

Classic Car Sale Offers Bargains

Auctioneer lists several used cars for quick sale including a 1922 five passenger touring priced at 49500 dollars with three month guarantee and overhauled condition a 1920 Ford five passenger touring with extras and three month guarantee and a 1919 self starting touring with good tires and solid price all backed by a guarantee.

Ford

Local Notes From Nanaimo and District

Mr George Richardson bought a McLaughlin-Six touring car from Mr Bate of Nanaimo on Thursday. Mr B S Nixon route agent of the Dominion Express Co arrived on Wednesday and left for Courtenay on Thursday. Mr A T Owen of Nanaimo arrived on Thursday to tune pianos for a few days. James McWhirter received word Wednesday evening that his brother Archie was seriously injured by a rock fall at Coalmont and not expected to live. McWhirter went by special auto to Nanaimo to catch the morning boat to Vancouver en route to Coalmont. A Pythian Sisters social evening was held Tuesday at Mrs Jack Thompson Maryport Ave to welcome Mrs J Baird home from Scotland.

George Richardson Bate Nanaimo B. 8. Nixon Vancouver Dominion Express Co Courtenay A. T. Owen James McWhirter Coalmont Archie McWhirter Nanaimy Pythian Sisters Jack Thompson Maryport Ave J. Baird Scotland D. J. Fraser McLaughlin Motor Co George Pidcock

Community Singing Club elects officers for 1922 23

The Community Singing Club met at the Methodist Church with forty members present. Officers elected include Hon. President Miss M Beckwith, President Miss Beryl Hudson, and Vice-President Miss Eleanor Bergland. Membership open. few songs learned each meeting.

M. Beckwith Beryl Hudson Eleanor Berg Norma Parnham Alma “Onrod Jean Smith Mary Conn Ellen Johnston Eleanor Davis

Courtenay Club Plans New Halls and Cup Competition

Courtenay Athletic Club met with acting chair Kenneth B. Dalby in place of President Leo Anderton. The group will use the new Fire Hall for gymnastics and the Agricultural Hall for basketball. William Kennedy offered a silver cup and medals for basketball and a new hall for boys. Kennedy, the club’s latest member, is an amateur champion single sculler of the Pacific Northwest and may spur a rowing branch. Tsolum Lodge Knights of Pythias hosted a popular whist drive at Booth's Hall with fourteen tables. winners included Wm Booth and Frank Movitz among the gents and Mrs M Nisbett among the ladies. D J Fraser of McLaughlin Motor Co. visited Courtenay, and Rev. Thomas Menzies, MPP, arrived in town.

Courtenay Athletic Club Leo Anderton Kenneth B. Dalby Win. Kennedy Wm. Kennedy Pacific Northwest Tsolum Lodge Knights of Pythias Booth Wm. Booth Frank Movitz F. ‘Dack M. Nisbett Stephenson L. Piket

Card of thanks from Cumberland General Hospital

Miss Brown matron expresses gratitude to donors including Mrs J H Graham Mrs D Walker Mrs Ju D Saunders Dr Christie Mrs P Myers and others for fruit vegetables apples preserves trout old linen venison reading matter and flowers After the explosion many sent clothing and Union Bay ladies contributed linens pillow cases sheets bedspreads and embroideries plus a draw sheet and table linens.

Leighton Charlie Sing Chong Miss Brown Union Bay Itinen

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