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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
3
The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church held their regular meeting Friday June 2 with Mrs A presiding. Reports were received from Island Lake and thanks were given to the supper committee for their efforts. Mrs Gray expressed gratitude for the support.
Delegates attended a Presbyterial in Flin Fion on May 27 despite heavy snowfall. Mrs T H Scott Mrs D E Mclean Mrs T E Morrow and Miss Eva Ferguson gave devotions or a duet with Mrs J L Couch at the piano. Short summaries by Mrs R Durston Mrs R G Wellman Mrs C Gray and Mrs K Everall followed. Refreshments were served by the social committee convened by Mrs J Rankin.
Mr and Mrs H H Robertson of Grandview Manitoba announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Jean to Robert Tucker youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs G Tucker of Dauphin. Wedding set for Grandview United Church Friday July 18 at 3 pm.
Mr and Mrs Alex Dykun of Gilbert Plains announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Mr Ernest Michaleski son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Michaleski of Dauphin Manitoba The wedding is set for Saturday July 12 at 2 pm at St George s Greek Orthodox Church in Dauphin Manitoba.
Mrs. M A McDonald and Mrs. John Gebhart hosted a linen shower at Mrs. Gebhart's home on Thursday evening for Miss Maxine Musgrave, whose marriage to Walter Pfisterer is set for June 27. Gifts were presented by Mrs. T H Love.
The ladies of O.ORP No. 87 Dauphin held their final meeting of the season on June 18. A brief business session preceded a trip to Dauphin beach where games and contests provided entertainment. Mrs. A. Fendick lent her cottage for the social event. Lunch closed the evening.
James Stanfield McDonald retires from the Dauphin division of the Canadian National Railways where he served as chief despatcher since 1940. Born in 1887 in Pictou Nova Scotia his long rail career included work with the Colonial Railway Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk Pacific and other lines before joining CNR. He married Margaret Wight in 1914 and has two daughters and a son.
Rev. Stanley C. Lake, pastor, announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday School at 12.10 p.m. A Monday Young People meeting at 8 p.m. and Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday choir practice at 7.30. Everyone welcome.
Christian Science churches invite all to Sunday services at 11 30 am featuring lesson sermons from Science and Health and Bible verses Isaiah 35 10 John 14 26. An explanatory citation emphasizes the Comforter guiding readers into all truth.
Rev. Donald G. Ray leads morning worship at 11 am on Sunday June 29 with theme The Living Church and 7 pm evening service on Fireproof. In July the congregation joins the Baptist church under Rev. S C Lake for worship.
The Salvation Army Dauphin Corps announces a series of services and meetings led by Captain and Mrs. F Hustler. Sunday programs include 11 am Holyness Meeting 2 30 pm Sunday School and 7 pm Evangelistic Service. Weekday events: Tuesday 8 pm Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday 2 30 pm Home League Friday 8 pm Torchbearers. Westmore Outpost hosts Sunday 1 30 pm Sunday School Tuesday 4 30 pm Young People's Meeting.
Rev. L. M. Gillett leads worship at 11 a.m. and gospel service at 7 p.m. on Sunday with guest speaker Mr. Wm Wright recently returned from Nigeria. Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. Bible study and prayer follow Tuesday at 8 p.m.
The Rev. T. W. Wilkinson, Rector, leads church services on June 29 the Third Sunday after Trinity. Schedule includes 9 am Holy Communion 11 am Morning Prayer and Sunday School 3 pm Winnipegosis and 7 pm Evensong and Sermon.
Sunday program begins at 7 pm with a Watchtower study followed by an 8 pm talk titled Pure Religion Survives World s End Readings note prophecies foretell God will scatter enemies causing infighting and a fall of religious institutions at Armageddon concentrating on the collapse of pagan and apostate Christian systems
The Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operatives district No. 2 held a day long convention in Dauphin with 63 delegates. Resolutions urged an international wheat agreement, parity based domestic prices, flax and rye under the wheat board, producer marketing boards for poultry and livestock, and a loan system for young farmers.
The Dauphin town council passed a resolution to inform Alex Robertson that his duties as athletic director end June 19, 1952. Mayor Bullmore cited unapproved absences from duties and suspended Robertson, with a second resolution making the suspension permanent and the athletic committee to study a replacement.
Construction on the Mackenzie school extension has begun. A Winnipeg crew arrived last week to build three rooms above the auditorium, to be finished by August 15 at an estimated cost of 29,370 dollars. Desert orders include 90 desks, 45 per room, with surplus desks from other rooms.
Pearl Elizabeth Wilson and Thomas R. Martin were married Saturday May 24 at 8 p.m. in Vancouver Grandview United Church manse. Rev. Stanley Barridge officiated. The couple plans to reside in Vancouver after a wedding trip to the United States.
The Dauphin births column lists the following: Baxter a son born June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baxter. Anderson a daughter Kathryn Alene born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson. Bosiak a son born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bosiak. Tuthill a boy born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tuthill. Boychuk a son born June 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boychuk. Nicoll a son born June 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicoll. Bencharski a son born June 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bencharski of Ashville.
Miss Anne Swerbyus bride elect of June 28 was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Margaret Hamilton and Mrs. Paul Nyznik at 792 Minto Street Winnipeg on June 17. Seventeen guests attended and a corsage was given to the bride elect before gifts were drawn from a wagon by Bruce Nyznik.
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