Decker Community Notes and Local Meetings
The missionary Y P S meeting at the ball Sunday evening opened the Sunday school session with a missionary paper by Edgar Lists. Musical numbers were by Baldwin Liots Doris Liots and A C Sweet. The OGIT met at Mrs F W Decker's home with a fret sid demonstration by Mrs W Little. Final bonspiel games Friday crowned winners in multiple rinks and consolation. Pearl McConnell started piano lessons with sixteen pupils enrolled. J Pangman family moved to H J Wyatt farm north east of Decker. Rev J D Robinson gave a father and son address at Sunday service. The Taxis Group and D Cox were welcomed by Mr and Mrs B Wyatt Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.ps
Suedey School
Edgar
Baldwin
Mies Doris Liots
A.C. Sweet
F. W. Decker
Mre. W. Little
Lavinia Young People Stage Play and Socials Report
The United Young People's Society met at the Lindesy home March 4 with high attendance. They presented The Path Across the Hill at Lavinia Church on February 27, earning thirty four dollars. thanks given to Mrs P Taylor Mrs W A McConnell and Mrs H Beamish for music. An Irish supper and concert follow Lavinia Church March 13 with all welcome. Proposals to perform in Chomab March 11 and other members traveling to Brandon and Virden were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Lief
Brandon
Bob McConnell
Virden
R. Williama
Mises
Bradley
Retta Aldred
Birtle
A. B. Campbell
Young People’s Society
Joe Lindesy
A Skion
P. Taylor
W. A. Mc. Connell
H. Beamish
Chomab
Lavinia Church
New Bulletin on Sweet Clover Published at Brandon Farm
A new bulletin on Sweet Clover issued by the Domin icn Experimental Farm Brandon is now available. Copies can be obtained by writing to the Experimental Farm Brandon or the Publications Branch Ottawa.
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Dominicn
Brandon
Department of Agricutural
Ottawa
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