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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
4
Rev K A Swyers leads divine worship on Mother's Day with the meditation The Sacred Influence of Motherhood. Children and mothers are invited, with Sunday School at 7 am and an afternoon service The Healing Touch of Christ at 2 pm, plus Bible study at 3 pm and a Mother’s Day tribute service.
Rev Geo Lougheed of Brandon will preach at the evening service and participate in the morning Mother’s Day service. The day includes readings recitations and special music by the choir with no Sunday School classes at the 7 pm service. A Sunday School session is listed at 2 pm followed by a 3 pm preaching service.
A wartime speech recalls Nelson and Trafalgar then shifts to Manitoba voters on June 22. The Temperance Committee urges residents to vote against the Moderation League Bill, warning liquor stores, hours, and distribution could worsen finances and harm families.
Miss Reis R, after thirty years in China, spoke on mission work at Christ Church Saunday evening. Her account emphasized urgent needs for support and the fruit of preaching Christ to distant lands. Church members heard of cross church efforts and related visits at Oak River and Hamilton.
An obituary style verse remembers Harry Hamblin who died in May. A mother laments his lost touch and voice, cherishing his place in heart and home. The poem expresses longing, love, and grief.
Vancouver Merchants Exchange statistics show Hec and There Vancouver as a grain port will meet the 15 000 000 bushel objective for 1922 23. A Canadian Pacific train from Oshawa to New York carried 52 flat cars with automobiles, the first solid run to the city. Grain loading on western CPR lines from Sept 1 1922 to March 7 1923 totaled 118 565 cars, 16 000 more than last year. An Empress of Russia wireless link with England was reported by its captain. Owen Sound deputation urged a new line via Meaford Collingwood toward the Sudbury line near Coldwater. Officials showed interest in the proposal.
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