Newtonville Social Roundup and Local Notices
Mr Lawson Millson was in Tor onto Thursday. Miss Bertha Thompson visited friends in Orono. Milton Morton RAF has gone to England. Miss Isabel Laing visited Mr George Laing's Orono. Mrs Wilbert Hancock spent the week end in Peterboro. Miss Evelyn Stapleton Orone was home for the week end. Pte Edgars Millson Woodstock was home for the week end. Mr Raymond Bruce is in Bancroft. Mrs Bruce went down some time ago. Mr and Mrs Meredith Vasey Port McNicholl visited Miss Betty Stapleton. Mrs Jennie Robinson Peterboro visited her cousin Mrs T Coatham at Cecil Stapleton's. Sympathy extended to Mrs Raymond Bruce due to her father's death in Bancroft. Mrs George Smith Starkville and Mrs Robert Martin Lake Shore spent Sunday at George Stapleton's. Mr Wilbert Hancock entertained bachelors at his home Saturday evening. Mrs J Wade returned from Lindsay Friday. Miss Jean Wade Lindsay came with her. They spent the week end at Mr Harry Wade's. Sympathy to Mrs Geo McCullough and to her mother Mrs Luxon on the passing of Miss Margaret Luxon. The March meeting of the W A United Church met at Mrs S Smith's home March 29 with nine ladies. Meeting opened with The Church's One Foundation. Lord's Prayer led. Mrs A Lancaster presided. Hymn When I Survey the Wondrous Cross, readings by Mrs A Wade. A paper on Home by Mrs S Lancaster. Mizpah benediction and a dainty lunch served.
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Lawson Millson
Toronto
Bertha Thompson
Orono
Milton Morton
R.C.A.F
England
Isabel ‘Laing
George Laing
Wilbert Hancock
Peterboro
Evelyn Stapleton
Orone
Pte
Edgars Millson
Woodstock
Raymond Bruce
Bancroft
George Smith
Starkville
Robert Martin
Lake Shore
George Stapleton
J. Wade
Lindsay
Jean Wade
Harry Wade
Geo. McCullough
Luxon
Margaret Luxon
W. A. of the United Church
S. Smith
WCTU Meeting Delights Mothers With Temperance Program
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosted the Little White Ribboners and their mothers on Thursday afternoon March 30. L.T. Ls performed, Mrs. H. Walsh welcomed guests, Kay Gamsby and Jean Rainey played piano, Margaret Yorke and Ray West recited, and Miss Sherwin addressed the children. Twenty S. T. L. members led an exercise titled Temperance Town and Whiskeyville directed by Mrs. H. Rowe. Four prizes were awarded and a sandwich, chocolate milk and tea lunch followed.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
L.T. ‘Ls
Canadians vow to hold line against cost of living
Government advertisement urges continued restraint to prevent price rises and deflation later. It highlights wartime measures such as taxes, Victory Bonds, price ceilings, and wage controls, noting price inflation dropped from 60 percent 1914–1919 to 18 percent 1939–1944 and urging ongoing thrift and avoiding black markets.
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Government of
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