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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1938
Page
6
Local notice announces A Martic of Elgin will conduct the service and preach the train on Sunday next. Martic a former pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Hamro te is expected to draw a full congregation. A Thursday meeting will decide the date of the Sunday School picnic and Arbor Day plans were delayed by bad weather.
Rev S B Guille presides as Priest in Charge on the third Sunday after Easter May 5th at 11 30 a m with Sunday School at 7 p m Evening prayer and address. Summer schedule lists Kenton morning prayer at 11 o clock Oak River evening prayer at 3 o clock.
Hamiota United Church led by Rev T D Barnett invites families to a 11 am Sunday service on May 8 1938 with Sunday School joined in a special program Scenes from the Home of John Wesley. Children urged to attend. Evening lecture 7 pm titled The Price of Democracy. Professor Haldane questions future of the British Empire and democracy.
A series of small weddings reported from Manitoba. Geneva Isobel Fowler marries Thomas Arthur Thompson at the Manse in Pope. Mary Ruth Woods and William Arthur Dillon wed in Winnipeg with a small reception. Annette Pearl Kidd ties to Cecil Creighton Kidd at the John Smith home. Each couple plans to reside locally, with families and out of town guests noted.
At Hamiota Hospital births recorded for April 19 1938 to Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell Slave Lake Man daughter and to Mrs Dabl Robinson McConnell Man daughter. On April 20 1985 at Hamiota Hospital a son born to Mr and Mrs Clare Sparling Oak River Man. Village Council accepted with regret the resignation of John Hibbert as constable and utility man.
In Chumah on April 28 over a hundred friends honored Pearl Smith, a Saturday bride elect. A mock wedding was held with Lloyd Hazlewood as minister and Mabel Kirk with Jimmy Lewis as bride and groom. Attendants included Bernice Kirk and others, gifts carried by three boys, Edith Lewis presented, then a short program followed by games and lunch.
A banker explains credit as a trust built on the borrower's own credit and character. Banks lend only where repayment is reasonably certain, using deposits and safe assets to back loans while protecting depositors.
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