District Happenings In Winnipeg visits and church service
Mr and Mrs Frank Reid and daughters Linda and Donna visited Winnipeg recently. Jan Finkbeiner spent the weekend with her parents and sister. Mr and Mrs Jack Heise also visited with the Heise family. Christian Family Day services featured The Sunday Superintendent Dave Heise, choir music, scripture by Glenda Heise and Harold Reid, a story by Susan Finkbeiner, offerings by Ron Campbell and Alan Heise, and a sermon on When is a Christian Family led by Lloyd Irwin, with Rev. Ken Murdoch giving the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reid
Linda
Donna
Winnipeg
Jan Finkbeiner
J. E. Finkbeiner
Susan
Jack Heise
R. E. Heise
Family Christian Family
Dave Heise
Glenda Heise
Harold Reid
Susan Finkbeiner
Ron Campbell
Alan Heise
Lloyd Irwin
Ken Murdoch
Beulah U C W Met at Church on May Fourth
Beulah U C W met in the church on May 4 with 12 members present. Mrs. Chisholm presided. Opening included the purpose, a reading from Rev A M Watts, and prayer. Roll call funded the tea sale table. Reports from treasurer and convenors, plans for a June strawberry tea, and sending a food parcel to India were discussed. Meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah U.C.W
India
Isabella W I May Meeting At Home Of Jim Ross
The May meeting of Isabella W I was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Ross on Wednesday May 4. Mrs R Doran presided and the meeting opened with a sing song and the Creed. Roll call brought donations of soap for the Red Cross. Several reports were given including Hospital Aid by Mrs R E Heise and notes on the upcoming Hospital Tea at the Fraternal Hall in Hamiota. A $15 donation was voted to the Museum Committee and discussions covered elderly and infirm housing plans. The F W L C report discussed Greenland. A delegation to meet council on housing proposals was reported and a lunch followed by hostesses Mrs R Doran and Mrs Jim Ross.
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Jim Ross
R. E. Heise
Hamiota
Decker
F.w.lc
Greenland
J. E. Finkbeiner
R. E. Doran
Birtle
Council
Beulah News Local social notes and visits
Beulah reports Fred Bickford spent the weekend at his home. Mrs. Gies Frazer and Sterling traveled to Winnipeg on Friday. Pam Frazer and Carol Ann Gies returned home with them. A car load of ladies attended the Miniota U.C.W. meeting on Tuesday evening to hear Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Armstrong report on the U.C.W. Annual meeting at Dauphin. Miss Helen Ann Grainger spent the weekend at her home. Mrs. A. Barber is visiting relatives at Grenfell, Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bickford
Gies
Mrs. Frazer
Sterling
Winnipeg
Pam Frazer
Carol Ann Gies
Miniota U.C.W
Cochran
Armstrong
U.C.W
Dauphin
Helen Ann Grainger
Mrs. A. Barber
Grenfell, Sask
Beulah W I April Meeting Notes and Appointments
Beulah W I met at Mrs K Mann's home on April 28 with 6 members and 1 visitor. The Creed opened the meeting. Mrs Gow was appointed as treasurer. Roll call cited A Canadian Industry. Delegates to the district convention on May 14 are Miss M Paynter and Mrs Chisholm. Centennial committee reps are Mrs Mann and Miss Paynter. A Nursing Unit support request from Arrow River W I was discussed and carried. The W I donated 15 dollars toward the Hall Club stainless steel purchase. Next meeting May 12 in the church with Festival items. Tea hostesses were Mrs Wiltshire and Mrs Mann.
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Beulah W. I
K. Mann
Gow
M Paynter
Chisholm
Mann
Miss Paynter
Arrow River
W.I
Hamiota
W. I
Hall Club
Wiltshire
Festival omission and piano class results reported
Anne Kirton scored 84 in Grade V piano at the festival. Local notes mention Mrs. John Wiggins returning from British Columbia and Mrs. Hanna recovering at Hamiota hospital. Mrs. Gordon Grey traveled to Saskatoon after her sister’s automobile accident. Spring fever grips the district as church and presbytery meetings proceed, with U C W and council gatherings across the week.
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Anne Kirton
John Wiggins
British Columbia
Hanna
Hamiota Hospital
Gordon Grey
Saskatoon
Arrow River
U.C.W
Messengers Hold Seventh Meeting Led by Mrs Grey
The Messengers group met with Mrs G Grey leading in her absence this winter. Mrs Doherty led the session. The children read George and the Chinese Lady and reviewed the hot house seedling collection. It was decided to invite Arrow River district ladies to a May 27 plant sale at the school. The group is nicknamed The Green Thumbs.
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G. Grey
Arrow River U C W Meeting Reports May 4
The Arrow River U C W met at Mrs D Leland's home on Wednesday May 4. Mrs Sutherland and Mrs Kirton led a devotional on Jesus new teaching on sin with Bible discussion. Community friendship secretary read thank you letters from Senior Citizens to Easter cards. Mrs Tennant reported on Centennial meetings in Miniota and Birtle.
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U C. W
D. Leland
Sutherland
Kirton
Jesus
W. Tennant
Miniota
Birtle
Hymn Book Placed in Memory of Lloyd Wiggins at Church
A hymn book was placed on the church pulpit in memory of Lloyd Wiggins. A $50 donation was given to the local church board as a project plans to raise the remainder of the treasury deficit. Delegation reports pleased local council with unanimous council response.
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Lloyd Wiggins
Clegg
Hamiota Hostel
Gading
Sutherland
Jesus Christ
Moore
Miniota Ucw
Cochran
Charles E Clyde Enters Into Rest
Obituary noting the passing of Charles Edmond Clyde of Vancouver in Shaughnessy Hospital on Saturday April sixteen in his eightieth year. He was born in Miniota and educated at Brandon College, served three years in World War I with the P.P.C.L.I. in Regina, lived in Calgary briefly, then settled in Vancouver. Survived by four sisters, a brother, and a predeceased sister. Funeral held April twenty first with Rev George Turpin officiating. interment at Nunn and Thomson Chapel.
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Charles Edmond Clyde
Vancouver
Shaughnessy Hospital
Charlie Clyde
Miniota
Parkissimo
Brandon College
Regina
P.P.C.L.1
Calgary
Disabled Veterans Association
St. James A.O.P. Club
Happy Hours Club
First United Church
E. Moore
Margaret
J. M. Armstrong
Eva
P. C. Lindsay
Alice
E. S. Golder
Jessie
George
Gladys
Nunn and Thomson
George Turpin DD
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness
I express sincere thanks for the cards gifts and visits and for the food sent to the house while I was a patient in Norma Wiggins ward or hospital.
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Hamiota Hospital
Norma Wiggins
Gratitude Note To U.C.W and W.L from Mrs Pleana Hurst
Special thanks to the U C W and W L and friends for cards and enquiries while I was in St Boniface. Mrs Pleana Hurst expresses appreciation for support during her stay.
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U.C.W
W.L
St Boniface
Pleana Hurst
Gardham Couple Return to Arrow River Thanks Community
We thank everyone in Miniota and Arrow River for inquiries, cards, gifts of fruit juices and sweets. The W L the U C W W H s and C GLT girls. We are back in Arrow River. Sincerely Mr and Mrs F Gardham.
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Miniota
Arrow River
W.L
U.C.W
W.h.s
C.glt
For Sale Netted Gem Pot Notes Crandall Ex
Short classified item offering for sale Netted Gem Pot Notes. Includes contact by phone listed as 2534 Crandall Ex. Unclear full details due to damaged OCR.
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Crandall
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