Winnipeg couple visit. local news and events noted
The Misses Helen and Norman Turner of Winnipeg visited in town. Duncan Williamson becomes Swan River drug store manager. Manitoba Conservatives hold Brandon convention. May 21 handicap tennis entry and draws organized by P J Paul. Minstrels perform at Masonic Hall May 18 with admission 35 and 15 cents. Community safety notes warn menacing window smashing and insulator damage with penalties. Public sentiment on reporting local incidents discussed. Various visits, Women's Institute meeting planned for May 19, and Arbor Day observed with stores closed. A French soldier tale titled Surrender plays at MacGregor Theatre with two comedy showings and grocery hampers prize. St Pauls W A tea and apron sale on May 19. candy table for juniors.
L.O.B.A. to Meet in Orange Hall. Empire Day Events Set
The L.O.B.A. will hold a monthly meeting in Orange Hall on Tuesday May 17 at 8 p.m. Grand Mistress will attend. Britannia Chapter 10.D.E. will celebrate Empire Day presenting a film show for public school pupils at 3:30 p.m. Adults and high school students may view the films in the evening to support the chapter’s educational efforts. Adults 25c. Mother's Day service at United Church featured readings, songs, and solos by Mrs. J Clark Mrs. A G MacKinnon and Mrs MacDonald with Rev R H Fotheringham delivering the sermon.
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L.O.B.A
Orange Hall
United Church Sunday School
J.clark
MacDonald
Muriel Hay
Eilene Marsh
Strath Booth
Miss Bousfield
Reg. Scobie
Bert Pepper
R. H. Fotheringsham
J. Clark
A. G. MacKinnon
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Royal Crown
MacGregor
C. W. Lye & Son Ltd
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Helen and
Norman Turner
Winnipeg
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Duncan Williamson
Swan River
Manitoba Conservatives
Brandon
P. J. Paul
Masonic Hall
Sam
Daisy
Canadian Pacific
The
Herald
Messrs. Eldon Shaw
Holand
Geo. Shaw
Women’s Institute
W. J. Burrows
G. L. Armstrong
Deloraine
Rev
G. M. Armstrong
Helen
Len. McIntosh
MacGregor Theatre
H. F. Giffin
Manitou
St. Paul's
W.A
R. E. Lye
Clark
Texas
Florida
Brunswick
Canada
S. R. Lamb
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