04 Dec 1953
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1953
Page
1
Community notices include St John’s Bazaar and Tea tomorrow from 5 to 5 as friends send birthday greetings to Arthur Burns. Corrections note Jap oranges priced at 1.85 per box in Co op ad. local residents urged to note update. Also mentions Geo Milburn's hospital progress and LaMarsh Millinery’s clearance sale with Christmas hats and accessories.
Medicine Hat Maternity Hospital reports 17 births this week including SCHMELZER, BUTGEREIT, SEITZ, AUMBACK, HURLBERT, MCCQUARRIE, SHEPHERD, GRIMSRUD, HAUCK, CLARK, KUSLER, SCHULTZ, ERTL, WEISGERBER, HANSEN, STICKEL, PIERCE. Tenants listed with full names addresses and birth weights or dates.
Irene Gaylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Gaylor of Medicine Hat married John Birk son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Dirk of Medicine Hat at St Johns Presbyterian church. Rev Ro L Taylor officiated a double ring ceremony. The couple planned a Edmonton honeymoon and will reside in Medicine Hat.
A reflective verse by Marvaker Edds notes time as a mortal thought and the solar year as a divider, while eternity is presented as God’s measure for soul filled years. The line blends philosophy and spiritual imagery without a newsworthy event.
The YWCA announces a Golden Rule junior club for ages 7 to 12 with Friday radio broadcasts on CHAT from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Adults must submit signed good deeds, consent required, and a monthly scroll design prize funded by a registration fee.
Members and friends attend the St John s Presby terian church bazaar with Mrs J Fitzgerald as convener Mrs R L Taylor and Mrs J Hac erty welcome guests Tea room run by Mrs W C Cambell and Mrs Koopman home cooking table staffed by listed volunteers Tea service by Mrs J Davies and Mrs C Dowkes then Mrs H Patton and Mrs A Slater Circles offer new work items Thursday circle features novelty candles Christmas stockings and sift items Missionary Guilds sell homemade candy Proceeds support church activities.
A concise proverb notes that a small gift given with reasonable intent can excuse a larger gift's burden. The maxim emphasizes propriety and reciprocity in generous acts between individuals.
Ifant and Child Health Clinics list sessions at Rolling Hills Legion Hall on Wednesday December 9, Rainier School auditorium on Friday December 11, Medicine Hat at 442 First St on Tuesday and Friday December 8 and 11, Bow Island Legion Hall and Kin Hall on Monday December 7.
St Barnabas Scouts and Cubs group committee meets tonight at 7 30 in the rover den Jolly 50 club gathers with Mrs Chris Giesinger 519B Allowance Ave Friday evening Dec 4 Mrs Jack Giesinger co host Mos Dale Carnegie club dinner at Connaught Golf Club Saturday Dec 5 6 45 Anna Carbett chapter ICD E Christmas party at Mrs Howard Moores 430 Cambridge St Dec 9 3 00 not Dec 11 as previously stated
SPROULE died in Regina on December 2 1953 beloved wife of the late Frederick H Sproule and mother of Audrey Sproule and Mrs R Donald of Regina Funeral Sunday at 2 00 pm from Pattison s Chapel on the Corner Rev Robert Tay officiating Interment Hillside Cemetery WEISS died in Taber Alberta on December 8 1953 Annitta Weiss 51 wife of Rudolf Weiss of the Taber district Funeral arrangements to be announced by Cook s Funeral Chapel Proverb appreciation line included.
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