Sunday School Reorganized for Summer Program
The United Church announces Mothers Day Special Sabbath School at 11 am on Sunday May 9. The Sunday school has been reorganized for summer and will meet at 2 pm each Sunday with church service at 3 pm.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
8
The United Church announces Mothers Day Special Sabbath School at 11 am on Sunday May 9. The Sunday school has been reorganized for summer and will meet at 2 pm each Sunday with church service at 3 pm.
Miss Winnifred Skeet has returned to Brandon Norman after a visit. Miss Margaret Gevens, ill but improving under Mrs. Jos Thompson’s nursing, is highlighted. Mr George Henderson traveled to Hartne district for new employment. he will be missed socially. The town awaits a homebound epidemic inspired program with special services May 9th Canadian Mother's Day hosted by Deer Range SS and friends. The local church schedule notes pastor trips to Orangeville and Pine Creek. Mr Sanwood led a notable Rom. Power of God unto Salvation address. The Istian Endeavor Society held a thoughtful meeting with Miss Watson and Mr Wancen contributing. A farewell social is planned for April 2 at the Patersons. Ladies Aid concert at Angville school drew praise despite sickness affecting attendance. standout performances included Jim, Jack, Cassie McGillvery, Mrs J Currie Auld, and Miss Marjorie Smith. Bert Bradley offered a varied solo program.
Vancouver hosts Lieutenant Governor Robert Randal Bruce as surveys outline prairies and British Columbia potential. Vancouver officials praise renewed optimism among farmers and business leaders. Canada exports January show sugar and grain movements, with Ontario soil survey commission studying tuber culture and land suitability.
Readers are urged to settle subscriptions promptly as only about half of subscribers have paid in the past year. The publisher warns irregular income burdens publishing costs and asks those who have not paid to do so now as a matter of fairness and sound business.
A civic appeal urges Manitobans to show pride in living there and adopt a neighborly, community focused mindset. It contrasts with big centers and asks residents to act to improve towns, boost local spirit, and spread a positive message nationally.
Seed potato ad touts Early Snowdrop Lightoio and Macgregor as top triad with superb yield and table quality. Smut protection offered. Prices listed at $1.00 for standard seed and $1.25 for select seed.
Classified note shows Crtichlow offering goods for sale and vats with a phone contact 8-15, Mac.
Hatchery eggs for hatching from the Agricultural College strain, noted as the winning line. Price listed seven cents each for fifteen eggs.
A seller offers borey in 10 1 pail lots at reduced prices. The price is $1.40 for a 10 4b pail. Availability through Gordon McLachlan’s garage or via D. F. McLACHLAN of Bagot, Manitoba.
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