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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1955
Page
5
Chumah Hebi Haight of Harruota stayed with his cousins Mr and Mrs C Lewis over the weekend, enjoying hospitality and family time away from home.
The W A and Women’s Auxiliary met at Mrs Roy Williams home with 13 ladies present. A baby band is planned under Mrs Glen Stewart. The worship theme was Growing together of the Church of India. Oakner play to be sponsored on April 6. Mrs A E McConnell is hospitalized in Hamiota. Mrs George Anderson dies February 25, a longtime Hamiota resident and church worker born in Perth County Ontario, educated in Stratford and a former teacher in Collingwood and Hamiota.
Longtime Sunday School teacher and Mission Band leader praised for devotion to good works. Survived by sisters Miss Mary Stewart and Mrs Frank Copers of Owen Sound Ontario and a brother Peter in Vancouver. Funeral held March 1 in United Church Ham iota conducted by Rev. A H E Barber. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Hamiota Cemetery.
A wedding in Capreol Ontario featured a white taffeta clip hat and cascade of garderoas with white freesia bouquets. The matron of honor was Dorothy Archer of Ossining New York. bridesmaid Marie Johnson wore pink taffeta. The groom James Conquer attended by ushers Wes Rose Sinclair and Fred Johnson. After the ceremony a dinner for family and guests followed. The bridal party traveled to Winnipeg and Hamiota, and the couple resides in Capreol. Hamiota Institute met March 8 with Mrs Rutherford presiding and showcased dresses made by the blind. The writers thank all who helped with Curlers bonspiel week.
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