Richard Kent Players to perform in town October 11
The Richard Kent Players visit for an October 11 performance of A Rich Little Poor Girl with a dance to follow. Notable attendees at the Y P U Conference at Shook Lake include Miniota group and Arrow River members such as Pauline Tennant and Cameron Martin.
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Richard Kent
Y P.U
Shook Lake
Miniota
Jennie Bonner
Laurie Chalmers
Doris MacPherson
Matelie, Taylor
Gordon Long
Arrow River
Pauline Tennant
Helen Tennant
Bernice Wiggins
Cameron Martin
Alvin John
Uta Roe
St Hag
Watton Ene Vernton
Anniversary services draw crowd and fundraiser success
A large congregation welcomed Rev J A Stephen a former pastor at the anniversary services. A Monday fowl supper followed with a varied program and an address urging faith to see the brighter side of life. Proceeds totaled about $80.
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J.a.stephen
J A. Stephen
Evans and visitors figure in small town notes
Beulah Lloyd Evans left last week for Prince Rupert British Columbia. Mrs Lougheed of Foxwarren spent Sunday at the Hull home. A Spargo returned last week from a three week holiday in England. The cup and saucer tea and entertainment to have been held on.
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Beulah Lloyd Evans
Prince Rupert, B.C
Mrs. Lougheed
Foxwarren
Hull
A. Spargo
England
October Tth Postponed and Local Community Notes
October Tth has been postponed to the 13th. The WMS held their recear meeting at Mrs. A Haney's home. Mrs. T Foerster read a chapter of the new study book. Lunch was served. Two truckloads of vegetables were distributed to district families via Rev H I Bowman. Vegetables were conveyed from Cardale by H E Forster. A farewell party for the Mackie family with 95 attending featured singing and dancing. Rev H J Bowman spoke, they move to Ochre River, aluminum ware given. Rev T A Payne led United church anniversary services. Choir directed by M Johnson performed two anthems, a duet by Bray and Leland, and a solo by A N Sawyer. Peggy Woods was organist. Offering totaled 103. Board of managers and ladies express...
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A. Haney
T. Foerster
H.I Bowman
Cardale
H.e.forster
T. A. Payne
Foxwarren i
United Church
M.johnson
Misses Bray
Leland
A.n.sawyer
Peggy Woods
Board of Managers
The
Ladies Express
Appreciation for the hearty response to appeal
The piece notes broad support and gratitude after a public appeal, with organizers praising volunteers and donors for their quick, generous help and urging continued participation in ongoing fundraising efforts.
For Sale Cleaned Thatcher Wheat and Hall Dance
Auction note lists cleaned Thatcher wheat for sale by E Morrison with phone 16 1 2 Crandall. Dance to be held Sunday October 5 at Arrow River Hall under Hall Board auspices with music and lunch. admission 35 cents.
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Thatcher
E.morrison
Crandall
Arrow River Hall
Hall Board
Local Notes From Brandon and Surrounding Areas
Isabella visits Mrs Smith in Brandon while Mrs G Scorgie travels to Toronto for her father’s illness. Mrs Reid attends niece Pearl Reid’s Fork River wedding. Claude Reid heads to Winnipeg for barbering course. The WI plans a meeting at Mrs T Kennedy’s Wednesday at 2 50 pm. Two October anniversary services with supper Tuesday Ich. Rev H I Bowman and many youths attend the Y P U U Conference at Shoal Lake.
Winnipeg update on infantile paralysis patient
Mrs Al Clarke accompanied Margaret Marshall who contracted infantile paralysis at Yorkton. She was admitted to Yorkton hospital and is now out of danger.
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Winnipeg
al Clarke
Margaret Marshall
Yorkton
Community Notes From Birtle and Surrounding Areas
Rev J A Stephen of Birtle conducted the service here on Sunday. Miss McNhinney of Brandon spent Sunday with her sister. Mr H B Whitney, Mr and Mrs Warren and Ken of Brandon spent Sunday at the J N Warren home. The W I completed two quilts last week for general funds. At the Handicraft Fair at Birtle Mrs Todd won third for a knitted suit and a children’s dance directed by Miss Kirter won third. Mr and Mrs Bradburn and son of Winnipeg visited the Hope home over the weekend with Mrs Bradburn remaining two weeks. The Evening Auxiliary were guests of Mrs Chambers of Hamiota who entertained with travel stories and curios. The W A and WM gathered at Mrs H B Whitney’s home to honor Mrs Goddard prior to her departure for Winnipeg. Mrs Borland read an address and Mrs Whitney presented a wicker handled china cake plate. Mrs MacPherson Sr read a poem written for the occasion.
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Birtlé
Mrs.Bradburn
Winnipeg
Hope Home
Mrs. Bradburn
Hamiota
W.A
W.m.s
H.b.whitney
Goddard
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Readers urge Isabella to build polo park track for Robertson’s horses
Jim Warren writes to The Editor praising J A Robertson’s show horses and urges Isabella to fund a near half mile training track. He proposes a community effort with plow, harrow and drag and cautions against prairie wear on horses, suggesting the name Polo Park.
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J.a.robertson
Isabella
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