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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
3
Miss K McCrimmon, secretary of Girls' Work for Alberta, epent Friday. Jean V Simpson writes of God's love as glorious true victorious fathomless and enduring, described as merciful, gracious, pure, wonderful and sacrificial.
Residents and visitors gather for tea at Mrs. A P Burns home with Mrs Hope of Ottawa as guest of honor. Mrs. W A Burton hosts a roses adorned reception with vocal solos by Mrs. David W Hays and Mrs. Gertrude Marshall. J D Farrell, ex-CPR conductor now Union Pacific president, recalls old friends. Sir Arthur Currie hospitalized in Victoria with jaw infection.
An old ad claims Tin and Tiz products relieve sore feet with magical quickness. It promises immediate comfort, claims to drain poisonous exudations, and invites buying a box at drug or department stores with a one year comfort guarantee.
Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado will be staged at the Chautauqua tent under H Goodell Boucher of the Ellison White Conservatory Portland. Curtain rises at 8. Tonight. Tomorrow at 3 p.m. Howard Russell Revue features three musical artists and a comedian. Evening program repeats with Dr G H Bradford delivering This Way Up a sane message.
The Ruricecanal Conference of Womens Auxiliaries will meet at St Barnabas Church Medicine Hat on Tuesday June 2 with a full program starting 3 30 am Corporate Communion and ending 7 50 pm with a J W A Rally and banner presentation to St Barnabas. The agenda includes opening, reports, forward movement panel, noonday prayer, luncheon, lectures on Palestine by Miss Simecox and a lantern slide show of Esquimaux Herschel Island.
Several church groups and fraternal bodies announce meetings tonight and midweek. Knights of Columbus meet at Huckvals Block at eight, Washington Ave Ladies Art hold Wednesday at 7 p.m., guarantors of the Chautauqua convene after the performance in the Chamber of Commerce, Knox church convocation tomorrow at eight, Baptist Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs James Fisher Aberdeen Street at 3 p.m. W C T U president Mrs McKinney to visit Medicine Hat with meetings at YWCA and Fifth Ave church lecture room June 4th at eight. Golf fees apply to non-members. Legionaires meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Moose invite members and friends.
At a committee meeting held at Mrs Arthur Hatch's home the Ladies Connaught Golf Club created three playing classes A B and C based on scores from 56 to 66 66 to 76 and 76 to 86 and over. Members should submit cards monthly for proper classification and draws will be made by class. Third Saturday each month named Ladies Day with tea and visitors welcome. club colors green and gold. Ice cream served 3 to 5 on half holidays Wednesdays.
Word arrived on the death of Melvin Medley at Helena Montana. The funeral was conducted by the I C O F in that city. Medley formerly lived in Medicine Hat and belonged to I C O F Judge No 5. He was employed by LePage Bros Co on Second Street.
The entry forecasts a auspicious birthday with potential risks from rash actions and disputes. Industry and applied effort may bring promotion or salary increases, especially for those employed by others. A child born today is seen as clever and ambitious but needs training to control impulsive conduct.
Westminster Church observes its twelfth anniversary with Rev. Wm. McNichol of High River preaching and Rev. R. H. MacKinnon leading the parish. The service included young congregants and choir music as the leader urged devotion to the temple of the living God and practical Christian guidance for a progressive era.
In an evening talk, Mr. McNichol delivered an impressive discourse on the Elder's character, linking promises of God’s presence at all times with the parable of the Prodigal Son and reflections on faith and guidance.
A special meeting on May 25 saw the resignation of the moderator and the withdrawal of Rev T Wilson from Presbytery and St John’s church. A protest against the Presbyterian Church in Canada Uniting was laid on the table. Rev M G Garah Indian of Orfan elected moderator. commissions to General Assembly named.
Mason group invites all members to join Medicine Hat Lodge No 2 degree team traveling to Bow Island tomorrow. Meet at the Masonic Hall at six o clock for a orderly departure. many cars are arranged and a pleasant profitable evening is expected.
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