St Pauls Church Annual Meeting Report
The annual meeting of St Pauls congregation was held at the Anglican Church on Wednesday January 4. The pastor cited a successful year with a slightly higher average attendance despite three families leaving town. A small number of outstanding accounts remain and a fund drive was urged. About $15 000 has been spent on church foundation repairs. Sir Kay was appointed to act as warden for 1922 and Mr Southworth was reelected. Vestry members listed include Aconley Cowdrey East Ford Lye McLean Merrick Moore Palmer Rowan Thompson. The St Pauls WW A held its meeting at the Rectory last Thursday afternoon. In 1921 expenses totaled $411.10 with a credit balance of $153.76 carried to 1922. Mrs Robinson was re elected President, Maconley Vice President and Mrs Copeland Secretary.
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St. Paul's
Story Bond
Weector
Sir Kay
Southworth
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Aconley
Cowdrey
East
Ford
Lye
McLean
Merrick
Moore
Palmer
Rowan
Thompson
St Paul's WW A
Robinson
Maconley
Copeland
Union Church Mission Circle Elects Officers at January Meeting
The Union Church Mission Circle held its annual meeting on January 9. The treasurer reported nearly 150.09 dollars raised in the year 1021, up about 900 from the prior year, as officers were elected including Hon. Pres Mrs W E Marsh and Treasurer Miss J J Makianon.
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Union Church Mission Circle
W. E. Marsh Mon
Geo Hay Jent
Isabel Lowes Pees
Minnie Course
Sybil
Francis Bousneid
Grain Growers Convention Attendees in Winnipeg
Messrs Barbers Walker and Bolton tele Katrime on Tuesday to attend the Grain Growers Convention in Winnipeg. A Community Hall dance is planned for Friday with social events on Wednesday the 15th. A Whit Drive last Monday produced top prizes for Mrs Lake and Mr Gilbert. The Improumpts provided lively music for an enjoyable evening with several dances.
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Messrs Barbers
Walker
Bolton
Winnipeg
Lake
Gilbert
Herald Seeks Local News From Readers
Editor appeals for district news items to fill columns. Readers urged to send items to the Herald office by Tuesday before press time to ensure coverage.
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Herald
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Herald Ad Ors Warns Readers to Buy from Advertisers
An advertisement urges readers to purchase from advertisers in the Herald, claiming reliability and value from those who pay for space. The note emphasizes choosing trusted local sellers over general sources.
MacGregor Postal Notice Details Milk Price and Orders
To the people of MacGregor a public notice outlines milk and arm purchases, urging residents to place orders by mail for delivery and stating a price of 10 cents a quart. The message references D B White and Sumner, with instructions to send orders to the MacGregor post office box.
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Twat
Sumner
Dave Comme
P.O
MacGregor
Local Social Notes and Community Program Preview
Mrs H H Bagot visits friends as Gordon McMillan sells a bay horse to McFadden for a considerable sum. The Hazot Community Club presents a splendid program in a school pageant with proceeds praised, and thanks extend to Miss Ringard and Mrs ME He for the excellent event execution.
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Geitloment
Chris Tee
Eieg
Mines
Olen Cott
Tnt
Sve Ang
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