Weekly Rev U Service Changed to Wednesday
The Rev U will rest on Wednesday in the church basement at Spi in.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1939
Page
8
The Rev U will rest on Wednesday in the church basement at Spi in.
J Spalding attended the funeral of R C Cochrane held at Oak River on Tuesday. The marriage of Russell Gurr to Phyllis Hunter of Lenore occurred recently and they will reside at Portage. Mrs H E Memmons of Wawanesa attended the funeral of Mrs W L Hodnett and later visited with her sister Mrs C E Evans at Beulah.
A.V. Winkler was a business visitor to Winnipeg last week. Mr and Mrs Winkler leave for Pincher Alta where Mr Winkler will head an elevator. R Purkis of Goodlands Man takes Winkler’s place and is now buying grain at the Lake of The Woods elevator in Miniota.
Reverend W W H Thomas of Brandon presided at an annual church weekend. He opened a Sunday School, baptized Arthur James Sparks, administered Holy Communion to a large congregation, and preached a New Year sermon. The Monday meeting reviewed yearly activities, with Vestry unchanged except for two honorary members.
Auditors Ellerington and Kinsey acted as delegates to the Synod with C Elterington and J J Henderson as delegates and W Howard and J Kinsey as alternates. Wardens named W Howard Pepple s L Kinser Messengers Secretary Mrs K M Oliver. Financial report shows credit balance of £574.00 and votes of thanks to helpers in church services.
Mr and Mrs H Shurvell left for Winnipeg on Tuesday and Dive Sturvell returned from Birtle hospital. Wes Stewart also went to Winnipeg to see his wife awaiting an operation. In hockey action at Fox Warren the Isabella 12 years and under team won 70 32 over the Decker and senior teams lost narrowly 32 to the visitors.
A Tuesday night church supper drew a large crowd before the congregational meeting in the church parlor. Rev H I Bowman presided with A E Brad as secretary. R E Heiss stood in for the absent secretary. Reports from all departments were satisfactory and finances meet obligations. Officers were reelected. The choir’s annual meeting occurred last Friday with Miss M Stalker named choir leader and Misses A Clark and J Fink beiner as organists.
Beulah reports Mrs S Hull visiting her mother at Foxwarren while Harry Howard traveled Saturday to Kee Watin Ontario to spend time with his brother.
The junior hockey team secured a solid win against the Miniota juniors on local ice Friday. The result showcased strong defense and timely scoring as the crowd watched.
A junior hockey team traveled to Birtle on Saturday and defeated the Indian team by a 4 to 3 score.
The annual congregational meeting at the United church was held Thursday afternoon with Rev. H. S. Bowman presiding. Reports from departments were satisfactory and debts reduced by $190. No board changes. Chisholm named organist, Sawyer assistant organist and choir leader, Woods president of the Ladies of the Church. Acknowledgments were given to the pastor and helpers.
The W I met at Mrs H E Forster’s house with eighteen members and three visitors. Two new members joined. The program included community singing, a talk on flowers focusing on the lily, a solo, and a demonstr ation from the Youth Training course at Birtle on table setting and food preparation.
Mr and Mrs D Cunningham announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Betty to Lorne Powell of Flin Flen. Powell is the youngest son of Mrs F Sharpe and the late Mr John Powell of Miniota. The wedding is planned for early February at Flin tion.
The sermon and worship are led by Rev. H. I. Bowman B.A. with services at 11 a.m and 3.30 p.m. Sunday school sessions run at 12 noon and 2.30 p.m.
The annual meeting of parishioners will be held in the church at 2 p.m. on Thursday, January 19. Matins and a sermon follow, followed by Sunday School. Canon W. J. Finch, Rector, Bittle.
The report highlights a girls group hosting a constructive program with a True or False contest. They are congratulated for the effort and character. Lunch was provided by hostesses Mrs. J.A. Frazer and Mrs. D. McDonald.
A peaceful end to a lengthy illness came to Mrs. W L Hodnett shortly after eight o clock on Thursday morning of last week. She was a popular community figure active in sport dramatics church and fraternal undertakings. Born February 12 1887 in Brown's City Michigan she moved to Miniota in 1892. She married William L Hodnett in Brandon in 1908 and left a lasting local legacy through the Daughters of England and Eastern Star. Funeral at Miniota United Church with Daughters of England rites. burial in Miniota cemetery. Survived by husband a daughter in Winnipeg a son in Kapuskasing four sisters and one brother.
Words cannot express our gratitude for the kindnesses shown during our time of trouble and sorrow. We appreciate the lovely floral tributes and support from friends. On behalf of my family I say thank you. W. L. Hednett.
Mrs Stuart A. Gellie formerly of the Harmsworth district has died on January 5 at Durne House Pitcable Aberdeenshire Scotland. The obituary notes the passing and residence details.
James McFarren a long time resident of Decker and C N R employee collapsed and died Saturday afternoon. The funeral was held Tuesday from Decker to Crandall Cemetery. He is survived by three daughters and one son.
Crandall resident Miss Bessie Mossop spent the weekend with her mother at Win Jack Fraser is working with hydro linemen in the Oakburn district.
The group gathered Wednesday evening with 13 members present at Mrs. I M Curll's home. Hostesses Mrs Curll and Mrs H Coupe led the third chapter of the study book before a dainty lunch was served.
The annual meeting led by Rev. H. M. McFar lane reported good progress from church groups. Officials were re elected and a Sunday service time was set at 11 a.m with occasional evening services and more use of the church motion picture machine for religious education.
The annual Sunday School meeting was held in the church on Wednesday evening last with E. Mark presiding. Reports of the year's work were read and found encouraging. Officers for the coming year were appointed, including Supt. F. Kirbeyson and various assistants and class leaders.
The w M S gathered at the manse Thursday with President Mrs D L Johnston in the chair. Secretary notes praise for reports and reads on study books The New Church Faces A New World and The World In Canada. Members pledged service, loss of Mrs G Coupe noted, officers installed by Rev H M McFarlane.
Willie Tesluk of Waldron Sask is visiting friends in the district. Mrs Waslinchuk returned on Saturday from Calgary Alberta.
Crandall senior hockey beat by 5-3 earlier in the week while juniors won 6-2 on Friday. Ivan Tennant refereed both games. W4 January meeting at Mrs. W Tennant's home featured singing, a roll call, and talks on the WI aims. Dale Carnegie book added to the library. Bernice Wiggins sang. Hostesses served lunch.
The C G T gathered at Mrs. J F Tennant’s home on Wednesday evening with Thelma Mitchell assisting president Ira Leland. They planned a quilt project and First Aid study, voted calendar proceeds to church treasury, and scheduled 1939 calendars and a February Youth’s Prayer Day service. The group attended a hockey game during activity period.
Two Miniota teams played in Decker on Thursday with afternoon and evening sessions. Decker earned the combined lead as the scores favored the host rink.
Beginning January the Experimental Farm staff will answer agricultural questions on CKX broadcasts each weekday at 1 15 p.m with Saturday talks for youth. Farmers may send questions to Brandon or the Brandon Experiment Farm marked for radio reply and with their name unless they request anonymity. Questions of general interest will be answered on air, others by mail.
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