Heritage of the Bible Society Report Emphasizes Global Translation
The British and Foreign Bible Society releases a popular report titled Our Heritage Over Heritage highlighting Bible translation progress in English and mother tongues. It underscores the Book’s power, includes frontispiece on Bede, notes Canada’s role, and urges broader support to share the heritage worldwide.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Jobe Patten M
Tts
Bede
Canada
Bible Society
Dominion
Aristotle
George Herbert
W. Sackville West
Sir Henry Jones
John Patten
Social notes and upcoming church bazaar events
McConnell Eva Levins of Grandview visits relatives in the district with Annie Paterson at home last weekend. Lorne Elliott plans to visit his aunt Mrs. H Paterson. Helen Quinton of Decker stayed with relatives Rose and possibly Mr. and Mrs. Rose Richardson. A Sunday School program is planned for November 9 at the church with Miss Crumming giving an address on her European Trip. Admission is 25 and 10 cents. The Ladies Aid Bazaar is set for November 16 featuring a candy table rummage apron and fancy work, with a program and lunch including a fortune teller. No admission charge.
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Eva Levins
Grandview
Annie Paterson
Lorne Elliott
H. Paterson
Helen Quinton
Decker
Rose Richardson
Mise Crumming
Crandall United Church Service Schedule
Crandall: 11 a.m. worship, 12:10 p.m. Sunday School, 7:30 p.m. worship. Palmerston: Sunday School 2 p.m., worship 3 p.m. Morning and Afternoon subject Miracles of Christ unperceived by many today. Evening message Master and Lord. Rev H H Kippen officiates.
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Crandall
Palmerston
Christ
Loss of U S cotton markets warned by Barrons writer
A Barrons weekly writer warns that U S fiscal policy and restricted production threaten the cotton trade. Congress and the Federal Farm Board ignored industry realities, risking welfare and purchasing power in the South as international buyers shift to other producers.
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United States
Barron's Weekly
Congress
Federal Farm Board
South
America
Halloween Party At Mrs Hodgson's Home Delights Village
Missee Cox and Florence Bailey led a Halloween gathering on Tuesday at Mrs N Hodgson's, with guests in fancy dress and prizes for Miss Helen MacFarrens and John Clack. A balloone'en lunch followed. The Ladies' Aid mourn removal of Mr and Mrs Strickland from the village.
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Toe Cag LD
Margaret Cox
Florence Bailey
Mre N. Hodgson
Marjority Clack
Charlotte McParrens
Helen MacFarrens
John Clack
BE. W’ Alexander
Young People's Society Meets at Beamish Home
The Young People’s Society gathered at Mr and Mrs Beamish’s home with forty seven attendees. Roberta Grieve and Harold Tremaine led devotion while Mr Campbell oversaw officer installation. Phyllis Williams Rosselli Williams Allan Taylor named as paper committee. Rex Hadland led the social committee. lunch provided by hostesses and committee.
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Young
Peple
Anniversary service at Ham Io ta United Church draws full houses
The Ham Io ta United Church anniversary services Sunday filled both morning and evening audiences led by Rev E Land of Minnedosa former pastor. A large choir directed by G A Rattan with Mrs Rattan as soloist assisted. A Monday supper preceded Rev Land's lecture Life's Friendships and a varied program led by Rev T D Barnett. Parishioners from McConnell and others attended.
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Hamiota
McConnell
Mise Switzer
L King
G. McGonnell
HJ Woimeter
E Gray
G. H. Ruttan
W. Kirk
C. Devroome
A Dillon
A. Fraser
W. G. Few
J P. Moore
F H. Squibb
Suyday School
Christ Church Anglican Sunday Services and Bazaar
Sunday School at 11 30 a m Holy Communion and sermon led by the Rev Edward L Williams of Rivers. Oak River Anglican Guild Christmas Bazaar on Saturday afternoon November 3 followed by an Elocation Contest with an attractive programme in the evening.
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Orange Hall
Belt of Rivers
P m
Edward L. Williams
Rivers
Go-Operate! Winter Lubrication Offer for Automobiles
Go-Operate offers winter lubrication for the moderna Automobile Motor. Visit your local Co-Op to have your car motor drained and refilled with this good oil. Priced at 1.00 dollars per gallon and 0.30 dollars per quart.
Antifreeze offer guarantees protection in extreme cold
A local ad promotes G W Antifreeze claiming it protects motors in the coldest temperatures. It advertises radiator filling at 1.25 dollars per gallon or 40 cents per quart.
Bob's Lime Grit and Bal ancer for Winter Egg Production
A local Co-Op offers Bob's Lime Grit and Bal ancer claimed to boost hens egg production during winter. The ad urges farmers to stock up for higher output.
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Bob
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