Local Social Notes and Society Moves
Notices from The News include updates on residents recovering from surgery at General Hospital, Hilda Kelly visiting Vancouver, and Mr and Mrs J B Cavanaugh staying in the city with Mr and Mrs J Grant Millar. Several births recorded in Medicine Hat with Sullivan and Craven families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. DB. Cavanaugh
City
J. Grant Millar
Cravien
Mars. Woods
Medicine Hat
Alberta
E. Craven
Fifth Avenue Service Highlights Youthful Congregation
A large, mostly young crowd attended the Fifth Avenue church service. Roy Os borne of the Progressives spoke on individual responsibility and influence one life can have on others. Debaters, devotional participants, song leaders, and ushers from the Progressive Class were noted, with thanks given to the class for leading the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
Fifth Avenue Church
Roy Osborne
Progressives
Oliver Reed
Robert Bluver
Moore
Roy Weating
P. Burns
KE. G. Macdonald
Harry Morice
Fred Slack
W. Stothers
J. Robinson
Mr. Delf
Col
Nelson Spencer
Fitrh Ave
Advance Price of Bread Causes City Baker Move
City bakers announce a reluctant bread price increase driven by higher material costs. They note the rise is regrettable but unavoidable, citing external pressures. They add that prices are ten cents lower on ten loaves than in Calgary, or one cent per loaf cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Constable McLaughland Departs for Melville Chief Post
Constable McLaughland leaves for Melville Sask after being named chief constable. Police friends praised his service and he received a gold watch and chain. He joined the local force in 1911 and has served as clerk since September. Constable Price fills the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughland
Melville
Sask
Taylor
Cooke
McQueen
Sharp
Wuarham
Constable McLaughland
Lees
England
Price
British Columbia
Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley at Monarch Theatre
Mary Pickford plays Amarilly a scrub girl in a humorous Artcraft photoplay. Her mother is a washerwoman and brothers are newsboys as the tale follows a society youth’s romance and a humorous clash of slum life with four hundred society folk. Showings begin today with runs through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Amarilly
Clothes Line Alley
Mary
Monarch Theatre
Clock by Ellicott Lendon sells at Sothebys for £150
A chiming bracket clock in a brass mounted ebonized case by Ellicott Lendon sold at Sothebys for 150 pounds. The piece can play twelve song and dance airs and was described in the sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott Lendon
Sothebys
Golfers asked to leave clubs for repair at local stores
Golfers may have clubs mended by W. Cockerill, who will attend to repairs. Leave clubs at McPherson Bros. Hardware store for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson Bros. Hardware Store
W. Cockerill
Veteran Minister Preaches on 62nd Birthday
Rev. Chales Cragg of Calgary celebrated his 62nd birthday by preaching at Wesley church. The veteran minister, active despite age, has spent a lifetime in ministry and has two sons in the church. His family includes Rev K Cragg of Wesley church Lethbridge and H H Cragg formerly of Calgary, plus Dr C C Crags of Lethbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chales Cragg
Calgary
Wesley Church
Mr. Cragg
K. Cragg
Lethbridge
City Band Opens Season With Notable Improvement
The City Band conducted by A. J. Hatch delivered a first concert of the season praised for faithful adherence to the printed program and polished execution. The review notes marked progress over last year and hopes this level continues, criticizing past substitutions and urging faithful performance of announced pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Band
A. J. Hatch
CAL
Funeral service for Robert G. Strachan set for Knox church
The funeral for Robert G. Strachan will be Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. at Knox church with Rev. R. H. MacKinnon and Rev. J. W. Morrow officiating. Interment will be at Hillside cemetery. The body leaves Notts Undertaking parlors for the family residence tonight. Deep sorrow is felt by friends. Mrs. Strachan and infant child with a sister reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Strachan
Knox Church
R. H. MacKinnon
J. W. Morrow
I.C.C.F
Hillside Cemetery
Notts
Loss 6S
City Gospel Mission Camp Meeting Services
City Gospel Mission hosts camp meeting with visiting ministers leading services tonight Monday and also Tuesday and Wednesday. Services begin at 8 p.m.
Next-of-Kin Executive Plans Meeting Tomorrow
The Next-of-Kin executive will meet tomorrow night at the home of president Mrs. Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Gillespie
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J Fma
UIUC
Walter Miller
Yuill Street
the General Hospital
Hilda Kelly
Vancouver
A. B. Farney
Simroe
Ont
James Ritchie
Ross Street
Ate
Norman Davis
Transcanada
Winnipeg
Tom Farmer
Art Trorton
Cavendish
Billie Lakey
F. W. Mills
W. A. Moore
Edmonton
Chase & Sanborn
Pyrite Se
Montreal
Free. Methodish Church
Rev
B. W. Huckabee
General Conference
Rev. C. S. Shaver
Dycone Music Compaq
Third ST
Con. McLoughland
City Gospel Mission
Kene Ob SR
McPherson Bros
Wagstaffe’s
Real Seville
ASM
Hall
The
Daily News
Artmental Medicine
Acaeren
Iroceries
P. C. Bowker
Martin’s
St. N.E
Lake Superior Trout Pickard’s Fish Market
Phono
H. H. Harper
Burns
Fossum Music Studios
Aberdeen BT
Arthur J. Hatch
A.L.C.M
Braemar St
Alabama Moon
Assiniboia Music Co., Ltd
Yaevu
Loys
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