Sunday School Timings At Four Points
Decker hosts at 11 a.m. Ortwold at 1 30 p.m. Lavinia at 3 30 p.m. MecConnell at 7 p.m. Sunday School usual hours at each point.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
8
Decker hosts at 11 a.m. Ortwold at 1 30 p.m. Lavinia at 3 30 p.m. MecConnell at 7 p.m. Sunday School usual hours at each point.
The Oakner United Charge lists church services and Sunday School times. Rev. J. Dunnett delivers the 11 a.m. service. Scotia holds a 1.30 p.m. service and 2.30 p.m. Sunday School. Chumah runs 2.15 p.m. Sunday School and 3.00 p.m. church service.
The Anglican Christ Church announces Rev A E Saith B A will lead service on November 10 1935 the twenty first Sunday after Trinity at 11 30 am with Sunday School and at 7 pm Evensong and sermon. An Amistice Address titled The Unconcerned Spectator discusses 1914 1918 World War and World Peace and asks what the Christian message is and what our responsibility is in the present crisis. True service must accompany true religion.
A label on brooms at the Red and White Store in Hamiota advertises they are made by blind workers. The notice urges customers to ask for these products and buy them to support the makers.
Chiumah Mre E Hazlewood hosted a miscellaneous shower on a Wednesday evening in October for Doris Delbridge, a June bride elect. Guests enjoyed games and a mock wedding titled When the Partner took a Wife. Mrs John Smith spoke briefly. Olive Sill and Louis Kirk delivered gifts from a hay rack, Doris thanked donors, and dainty refreshments followed. Mrs A Bray of Virden stayed with her brother Geo Delbridge for a week.
The Lavinia organization met on October 30 selecting officers including President Misa Warren and Vice-president Harold Tremaine. Other posts covered secretary treasurer Phyllis Williams devotional leader Dorothy Foxton and more with Roberta Grieves, Edith Grieves, Henry Hadl, Bob McConnell among leaders. Halloween games followed by lunch served by the committee.
The Decker W M S plans a Thankoffering service Sunday at 7 30 pm inviting all. Mr W Little visits Winnipeg representing the local grain growers society. Miss Ruth Bailey departs for Brandon for the winter. Decker Consolidated School destroyed by fire in the early hours, 1920 construction cost about $40 000 with $22 000 insurance and modern amenities including a piano and orthophone.
Hamiota Co Op advertises a Newcastle Lamp Coal car on track and invites orders by phone. It also promotes two Dominion Business College scholarships for sale at cash price, usable in Winnipeg or at home with details at The Echo Office.
The Hamiota Curling Club invites applications for two caretakers of the Hamiota Skating and Curling Rinks for the 1935 36 season. Applicants must state monthly wages for running either rink and submit by 6 pm Saturday November 9 1935 to F H Squibb secretary treasurer.
Mrs. W Colbeck has returned home from Winnipeg and is active in town life. J Dunnett spent a day at Rosendale with Mrs Dunnett and their baby, after three weeks visiting her parents. Hunters with duck blood took to the freeze up days, finding plenty of birds and some hit the bag limit.
WEDDINGS ROSS-FREEDY The marriage of Mr Whitliam Ross and Mrs Phillys Freedy of Osakner Man was celebrated at the home of the bridegroom on Wednesday October 30 1935 at 730 pm with a few intimate friends present Rev John Danvett of Oakner performed the ceremony The bride attended in brown crepe with silver trimming During the signing Mrs H D Brown sang Oh Happy Home The room was decorated with white bells and streamers The couple will reside east of Oakner
Doris Pearl Delbridge and William James Pollock wed at the United Church Chumab on November 2 1935 at noon. Rev J Dunnett and Rev J Carlyle Parker officiated as guests from Kemnay Alexander Fairfax Brandon Oak Lake and Virden attended. The reception followed with a buffet luncheon and a three tier cake before the couple departed for Winnipeg and beyond aboard a black and white rabbit hair wool traveling outfit.
A reflection arguing that war is unjustified philosophically and ethically with international unity as the path to peace. It notes the reduced role of war within the British Commonwealth, critiques nationalism, endorses the League of Nations, and urges viewing nations as one global family under the Prince of Peace.
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