Sermon at Christ Church Tells Loneliness Has Uses
The January 20 1935 service at Christ Church Anglican features the Second Sunday after Epiphany with 11 30 a m Sunday School and an 7 p m sermon titled The God of the Lonesome Heart. The sermon asks what message loneliness holds and promises guidance to bring peace through loneliness.
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God of
Hamiota United Church Sermons Ahead of Annual Meeting
Rev T D Barnett outlines sermons for Sunday January 20 1935 at 11am with The Unjust Steward parable and at 7pm The Road to Prosperity sermon. He requests participation from Session Board Sunday School and Ladies Societies at the morning service and questions which political party will solve one problem.
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Stewart
Decker Community Calendar Highlights Local Events
The Decker W M S birthday party is set for Friday at 8 p.m. with a program from each member and a birthday luncheon to follow. The annual Decker United Church meeting occurs Saturday evening. Isabella intermediate hockey beat Decker 8 6 with Bert Young as umpire. Mrs A H Gill hosted birthday guests for Celia. Beth Decker visited Edmonton with Dr. R Decker. W I group met with a New Year address from Mrs Chas Lewis Crandall. Y P class visited Miss Beth and Gladys Decker Monday.
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Decker United Church
Isabella
Decker
Bert Youngson
Beth Decker
Edmonton
R. Decker
W.I
Chas. Lewis
Crandall
Helen Quinton
Y.P
Miss Beth and
Gladys Decker
Free University Lectures Broadcast From CKY
The University of Manitoba will air two February lectures on future society over CKY from 7 30 to 8 00 on four Tuesday evenings starting Feb 12. Topics cover government in the future and medicine in the future. The Provincial committee on Adult Education will provide syllabi and reading references to assist listening groups, with copies available on request to Andrew Moore, Inspector of Secondary Schools, Winnipeg.
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CKY
Manitoba
Andrew Moore
395 River
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Mono calcium phosphate boosts milk yields and animal health
A letter reports mineral starvation as a major cause of reduced milk flow. Feeding monocalcium phosphate to cows and other stock increased milk output up to 80 percent in some tests, with broader gains in cows during lactation and in growing animals.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed for a Dollar
Thos Lemon, a tailor in Hamiota, advertises suit cleaning and pressing service for one dollar, questioning why customers should send garments out of town.
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LEMON
Hamiota
Crandall United Church Services Weekend Schedule
Crandall United Church holds worship at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday. Sunday School runs at 12.10 p.m. Palmerston offers Sunday School at 2 p.m. and a worship service at 3 p.m.
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Crandall
Palmerston
Y P S Meeting Held At Skinner Home
The Y P S met January 9 at Mr. and Mrs. Skinner's home. Dorothy Wray and Alice Hadland led devotions. Lawrence Tremaine spoke on The X Ray, Bob Knight presented Jesus our Teacher, Phyllis Hadland read the class paper. Next meeting papers assigned to Rex Hadland Eva McLean Dorothy Foxton.
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Y.P.S
A. Skinner
Dorothy Wray
Alice Hadland
Lawrence Tremaine
Christian Fellowship
Jesus
Bob Knight
Phyllis Hadland
Rex Hadland
Eva McLean
Dorothy Foxton
Land
Prince Robert Pioneer Alaska Cruises Planned from Vancouver
Canadian National Steamships announces four special cruises aboard the Prince Robert, one of the West Coast’s most elegant twin-screw liners. The 1 day trips start June 28, adding Sitka Skagway Ketchikan Juneau Gardner Canal and Douglas Channel to the Alaska itinerary with a Dean Channel approach past Mackenzie Rock. Departures are June 18 July 12 July 26 and August 9 from Vancouver, targeting renewed demand for Alaska travel.
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Canadian National Steamships
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West Coast
Ineide Passage
Gardner Canal
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Pacific Coast
Canadian National Railways weekly revenue up in 1935
The gross revenues of the all inclusive Canadian National Railways System for the week ending January 7, 1935 stood at 2,436.58 dollars, compared with 2,359,693 dollars for the same period in 1934, an increase.
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Canadian National Railways
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