Conference on Boys Work Set for Medicine and District
The United Church hosts a three day Boys Work conference October 30 to November 1 in Medicine Hat with speakers from Toronto and local leaders. The program includes rallies, worship, parliament sessions, games, a banquet, and a mass meeting for boys twelve and older at Fifth Avenue United Church and St Johns Presbyterian. A 25 cent attendance fee funds the event. Contact K Brasowell or Geo Potter for details.
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Mr. K. Brassowell
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Geo. Pott
R. Maone
Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye
A craft article outlines simple color methods for dyeing fabrics using hot water and boiling techniques. It contrasts dip dyeing versus full boil immersion and provides practical steps for achieving even tones.
Family Rift in Arlington Household Ends in Crisis
Dorothy and Mrs. Smithers confront a fractured home as Tommy falls ill after a nocturnal scare. Arlington, haunted by past coldness, realizes his failure to bond with his grandson. Two mysterious men watching Tommy heighten the tension until Doctor Carter confirms Tommy’s recovery.
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Mrs. Smithers
Diatog Room
Mr. Arlington
Mrs. Arlington
Mr. Arrington
John
Glance
Arlington
Dot
Hector McDonald
Tommy
William
Mrs Arlington
Bra
HW Arlington
Eve
Traud
Iite
Carter
The Music Makers Dance at Park Hall Wednesday Evening
The Music Makers dance event is set for Wednesday evening at Park Hall with lively music. Memorial United Church Ladies' Aid Society will host a Thanksgiving dinner on Monday November 5th from 5 20 to 7 00 p.m. at the church hall.
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Park Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society of Memorial United Church
Alexandra High School Concert and Meeting
Assisting in the program at Alexandra High School tonight at eight o clock will be Miss Helen Armstrong, Mr H Norman Davis and Mr Charles J Harper. Mr G M Slackstock and Mr Chas all will speak on political issues.
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Alexandra High School
Yelock
Helen Armstrong
H. Norman Davis
Charles J. Harper
G. M. Slackstock
Chas
Memorial Tablet unveiling plans at Fifth Avenue church
Relatives and friends are asked to order poppy wreaths or other designs for next Sunday ceremony. Contact the secretary of the mw at once by phone 185.
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Fifth Avenue Church
Mow
Westminster church screens sacred lands tour talk
A large Westminster church audience heard Rev Mr Robinson recount travels over the Jordan and to the Holy Land. He described Jerusalem Jericho Damascus Bethlehem Nazareth and Egypt with vivid scenes of mosques temples and bustling markets. The program ended with a somber Via Dolorosa walk and Gethsemane Calvary imagery.
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Jade
The
Jordan
Lake of Galilee
Fisa Armen
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Jericho
Damascus
Bethany
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Egypt
Westminster Church
F. A. Robinson
Via Dolorosa
Calvary
Two-Night Finales of Rev. Robinson Services
Only two nights remain of the series led by Rev. Robinson with pianist Miss Gru nert assisting. The meetings close tomorrow night. those who felt spiritual uplift are urged to attend and bring friends.
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Vir. Robinson
Miss Grunert
Sure Way To Remove Blackheads
An advertisement claims a simple method to dissolve and remove blackheads using two ounces of peroxine powder and hot water. The powder is sprinkled on skin, rubbed briskly, and the mixture supposedly washes away dirt and secretions, leaving pores clean.
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