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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
4
The Regular Meeting of ours Bemtote So ile held to the Orange Hall on the fret ont third Wednesday of cock owth 21. Visiting Brethren Welcome. Suits cleaned and pressed for $1.00. Thos Lemon, Tailor, Hamiota offers Dominion Business College scholarship at attractive cash rate via Echo Office.
Snow spreads over glen and vale as toboggan ski and sled gear up for the season. Rail and road access makes Canada-wide winter sports centers reachable, with hockey curling skating and carnival events boosting vacations. The National Parks of Canada, Ottawa, offers information on winter attractions.
An excerpt discusses how results matter in health and training, then explains digestion from the mouth to the stomach and small intestine. It notes that proteins digest mostly in the stomach, sugars fats and starches move on, and combining meats with bread or potatoes aids digestion. The piece mentions gastric juice and reussin, then outlines absorption and waste passage to the colon. Questions go to the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto.
Decker notes include a Sunday School Christmas Tree on Friday December 21 at 8 pm, a White Gift service on Sunday December 9, and gifts distribution to needy districts. Community guests, WI and C G T activities, honors for Mr and Mrs Strickland, Bible gift for Miss Stella Strickland, and arrivals and visits among residents. Oddfellows at home social, Court Whiet tournament winners, curling meeting officers elected for the year in Corona office.
The C Street Anglican church invites parishioners to Advent Sunday with Sunday School at 11 30 a m and Evensong with sermon at 7 p m The message asks readers about church attendance and personal power from historic figures and invites all to attend with words about two town churches offering opportunity and no regrets.
The U. S. meeting at Rev and Mrs Car ruthters home on Wednesday November 21 featured a devotional led by Phyllis Williams and Gertrude Tremaine with an orchestra. Miss Warren presented a missionary paper and Dorothy Hawkins read the class paper. Contests directed by Gertrude Tremaine and Roy Williams delighted attendees before lunch. A social evening followed at the home of Mr and Mrs A Thompson in honor of Mr and Mrs Robt Milne.
Mr Campbell extended evening wishes to Mr and Mrs Milne newly wed in the district and presented them with cutlery. Mr Milne thanked everyone for the gift and best wishes.
Mrs W Hyndman was named president of the local branch of the Women’s Institute at the annual meeting held here Monday night. Mrs R E Vanoa was named vice president. Other officers elected include Mrs A B C Dickey secretary and Mrs M W McConnell treasurer. Conveners of committees were Mrs T Gary Mrs H Collyer Mrs S Robus Mrs H Johnston and Mrs J Harouns. Miss Edna Shier and Mrs R L Dickey and Mrs D L Johnston named dramatics committee. A satisfactory financial report was given.
Reverend T D Barnett invites at 7 p.m. for A Look in a Mirror exploring faults and a reading of The Hound of Heaven by Thompson. The program features Maxfield's poem about Saul Kane the village drunkard, in ring and saloon scenes, plus The Ninety and Nine story.
Crandall United Church outlines worship at 11 a.m. with Sunday School at 12 10 p.m 12 10 p.m 7 30 p.m. Palmerston schedules Sunday School at 2 p.m. and Worship at 3 p.m. Rev H H Kippen serves Crandall.
The W.1 group meets December 4 at 3 p.m. in the Orange Hall with a Christmas hymn roll call and a 10 cent tea. The annual Concert and Sale for the Children's Aid Society will be December 7 and 8, with donations accepted at McConnell's office. Farmers are asked to donate wood and other goods for sale to raise funds.
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