Remembered Suffragette Nell Hall-Humpherson Turbulent Days
Nell Hall-Humpherson recalls militant suffragette actions in London 1914 including plans to dynamite houses and her three month sentences for conspiracy and possession of dynamite. The veteran Briton notes 1918 and 1928 vote expansions and later gatherings of surviving suffragists in London at Emmeline Pankhurst statue.
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Toronto
Nell Hall- Humpherson
Hall-Humpherson
Britain
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
England
Nell Hall
Wiis
Community notices and club meetings in Medicine Hat
A dense list of Monday and Tuesday gatherings includes Xi Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs R Coleman's home 870 16th St NE. Medicine Hat Retarded Children's Association at the school. Pythian Sister bingo at Moose Hall with 27 games and a $50 jackpot. Little Symphony practice at the Public Library. Holy Trinity WA parish hall meeting with hostesses and talent. Wildey Rebekah Lodge. Memorial Salem United Church UCW Unit 2. Soroptimist dinner with speaker Dean Neville Matthews. Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Betty Bajnok’s home. Lillian Gust Nursing Division meeting. St John Ambulance Hall lecture by Dr A Wilke. Ukrainian Catholic Church whist drive. Westminster Cub and Scout Committee. Mission Circle First Baptist Church. Medicine Hat Badminton Club. Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs Jim Simpson’s. Ruth Rebekah Lodge. Medicine Hat Camera Club slide lecture Operation Orient by Dr D Bruce Johnson. Canadian Mental Health Association at First Baptist Church. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 17 general meeting.
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Medicine Hat Camera Club
D. Bruce Johnson
Public ‘Library
St John’s Presbyterian Circle to Meet at 477 Seventh St SE
The St John’s Presbyterian North Side Circle will meet with Mrs E J O’Reilley at 477 7th Street SE on Wednesday at 2 30 p m.
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St. John’s Presbyterian Northside Circle
E. J. O'Reilley
7Th St. S.E
Jaycettes Complete Save-a-Life Week Course
The Medicine Hat Jaycettes finished the Save-a-Life Week program led by Mrs. Darlene Wagstaff and with St John Ambulance support under James Mills. The two part course covered emergency first aid mouth to mouth resuscitation and Holger Nielsen methods with demonstrations and practice, ending with certificates for each participant.
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Medicine Hat Jaycettes
Darlene Wagstaff
Jaycettes
St. John Ambulance
James Mills
Medicine Hat
Holger-Nielson
Mills
Modern Grocer Aids Quick Family Dinners
New shelf items let cooks prepare meals in minutes with Italian noodle flavors gourmet soups and cheese centered soufflés. The piece argues quick meals strengthen family security and ties and suggests children join in setting, serving, and cleanup to teach manners and good eating habits.
Mothers' Auxiliary Rummage Sale Planned in Market Square
The Mothers' Auxiliary announces a rummage sale in Market Square on March 12 starting at 8 30 a.m. Items can be picked up by calling 526-4166 by Thursday.
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Westminster Cub and Scout Mothers’ Auxiliary
Market Square
Missing Until You’ve Shopped the Want Ads
A compact note highlights the need to browse local want ads for deals and opportunities. It suggests shoppers check listings for items, services, and notices available in the community.
St Patrick's Tea and Bake Sale At Crestwood School
Crestwood Home and School Association hosts a St Patrick's Tea and Bake Sale March 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. in the school auditorium with Mrs Helen Beny Gibson and others pouring. Eileen Emann leads the event with aides including Eileen Clark and Dorothy Flemmer. Bake table supervised by Edith Eisenbarth and Clara Seitz. Tickets handled by Myra Anderson and Sheila Benson. Grade VIII girls serve.
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Helen Beny Gibson
D. R. Pound
Peter Condon
O. P. Larson
St. Patrick’s
Crestwood Home and School Association
Eileen Emann
Mesdames
Eileen Clark
Herbert Mueller
Helen Maetche
Ruby Sherman
Quotarians Hear Welcome Wagon Origins Speech
Mrs Jangula spoke at the Quota dinner outlining the Welcome Wagon origins from pioneer days to today. A film on the Welcome Wagon followed by Mrs Ruby Popperwell. District Governor Miss Lee Kep ron of Winnipeg will visit March 18, with a dinner in her honor.
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Ronnie Jangula
Welcome Wagon
Ruby Popperwell
Lee Kepron
Winnipeg
Weekend Visitor Brings Emmanuel Schile Home to Parents
Emmanuel Schile, a Calgary Technical Institute student, is spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schile, in the city.
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Emmanuel Schile
Calgary
Recital Plans Discussed At RMT Association Meeting
The Calder meeting of the Registered Music Teachers Association outlined a recital to be directed by Mrs. Guy Olmstead at the public library on March 19 at 7 45 p.m. Three top city students will receive awards including Erica Pratt for the senior prize and Merelle Armstrong and Lynden Will for the junior prizes plus a March 25 television recital.
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Guy Olmstead
Royal Conservatory
G. W. Staffin
Erica Pratt
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Merelle Armstront
Lynden Rill
Calgary
Smeal
Sylvia Gibbs
RMT Association
Nanes de Candole
F. Scott
Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Granny
Beta Sigma Phi
R. Coleman
16Th St. N.E
Medicine Hat Retarded Children's Association
Moose Hall
Holy Trinity WA
Horace Smith
Val Cool
J. A. Burton
Wildey Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Memorial Salem United Church Ucw Unit 2
John Gramm
Edna Herman
Sor Optimist
Corona Hotel
Neville O. Matthews
Junior College
Zeta Chapter
Betty Bajnok
Elm St
Lillian Gust
St. John Ambulance Brigade
St. John Ambulance Hall
Senior Citizens
A. Wilke
Maple Avenue
Westminster Cub and Scout Group
First Baptist Church
St. Mary's School
Jim Simpson
2501Th St. N.E
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No
Canadian Mental Health Association
Royal Canadian Legion
Towne House
Salon Perms
Havard
Buckley
Plymouth
Taylor's Iga
Crescent Heights Iga
Foodland Iga
Association
Pink Lady
Permi
Eiks
Nott
EE. Macdonald
Melvyn G
Ers
Calder
Gordon Nott
T4th
St. NW
Uid Alm
Levinson
Aserdeen
3Rd St. S.E
Oliver Dry Goods
AGT
Alberta
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