Church Notes The United Church Parlor Gathering
P Swv holds regular meeting in church parlors on Wednesday at 8 o'clock, likely for members of United Church activities.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1932
Page
8
P Swv holds regular meeting in church parlors on Wednesday at 8 o'clock, likely for members of United Church activities.
The Bib Class met at Mr and Mrs G Grant's home on Tut day amid a storm with many in attendance. They agreed to add a monthly timely topic, plan a Burns concert at the church, and discussed a World Peace disarmament paper that sparked lively discussion. The evening concluded with lunch. the next meeting will be at the president's cell.
The annual meeting of Holy Trinity Church parishioners drew good attendance. Reports showed work completed across departments and were thanked. Officers retained with one vestry addition W H Hartin replacing W Cohier. Delegates Whit Howard C Elerington to synod with A Spencer W Mossop as alternates. Welfare fund raised $502 with $411 spent.
The annual meeting of the Junior Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church elected officers for the coming year including President Mary Mossop Vice president Rut Oliver Lectress Gladys Henderson Literary secretary Dorothy Coleman Sick visitors Irene Mossop Kathleen Spencer Social Committee Io Richardson Jean Howard Audrey Leland Organist Grady Henderson The next monthly meeting is the third Saturday at 3 PM at Superintendent Mrs O Day's home Church calendar requests should be directed to Mrs O Day.
Secretaries of all departments must submit activity reports and financial statements for review at the annual congress to be held Tuesday evening January 19 at the church.
The column welcomes Mr and Mrs W Maddock as new residents in the community. Mrs Hobbs of Salem Ure has been visiting with her sister Mrs Freland and left for home. The hockey team traveled to Crandall Thursday night but did not succeed in their match.
The hockey team held a Friday night dance to raise funds for installing electric lighting at the rink. Proceeds go toward clearing debts and completing the project.
The fourth gathering at Mrs D Sutherland’s home saw eight members present. Leaders Laura Miller and Marion Wynes guided the group in hems corners buttonholes and pockets with strong instruction and clear interest from all attendees.
In Friday afternoon sessions at the iwi hall leaders explained corner techniques and pockets and members practiced making them. The group agreed this method approved the usual illustrated approach.
The W M S met at Mrs Wallace's home on Monday afternoon and elected officers for 1982. President is Mrs ED McNal, Vice-president Mrs C Craig, Secretary Mrs H Attwood, Mission Band leader Mrs Jas Wiggins and Mrs Wallace. Plans were made for February Day of Prayer observance.
The Pioneer group held its third meeting last week at Mrs. KR Pierces home with full attendance. Mrs. J Mitchell opened with a New Years hopeful message. Wiggins gave lessons on sewing and others welcomed the help and samples.
The fragment notes annual meetings of a coalition, with unclear spelling and missing details. No clear dates, places, or participants could be confirmed for a precise recap.
A church gathering last Tuesday evening, attended by eight at tendance, heard reports from department secretaries on yearly accomplishments. After reports, officers were elected and all previous officers were returned. The pastor Rev. Stephen urged continued loyalty and thanks for cooperative support, followed by a social time and lunch.
Isabella notes W Baruwell took a stock car to Winnipeg on Tuesday. The brief item records a move of stock in transit and the involved party, with no additional context.
Cliff McKinnon of Winnipeg is visiting with his sister Mrs HM Brisbin. The brief social note places the siblings in Winnipeg, highlighting family ties and local social life.
The rink management committee plans a stunt night on Friday. Arrow River team visited for a game Monday and left the larger end of the score there.
Rev. A. J Radley conducted services here on Sunday last. The Pastor will lead the next Sunday as he is expected to come on Wednesday.
The Winnipeg death of Mrs. W. R. Williamson nee Mary A Heise, a longtime Isabella district pioneer, is announced. Born May 21 1857 in Richmond Hill she moved west in 1880 and settled at Isabella. Funeral from United Church was conducted by Rev J A Stephen with a large gathering. interment in Isabella cemetery. She is survived by her husband one sister and three brothers.
Canada produced cricket like hockey sticks valued at 177,689 dollars in 1930, and 83,245 tennis rackets worth 254,503 dollars. Population reached 10,352,778, Ontario home to 3,426,488, with Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba following. A new hardy rose debuted at Ottawa farm, and Banff hosted the toboggan slide opening. Moose hunted in New Brunswick reached 66 inches, while Quebec hosted the dog sled derby and costume ball. Canada formed Department of Communications for the Pacific Railway, with W D Neil as general manager and E H Goodfellow as assistant.
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