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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 10, 1952

Page

3

Local visits and church ladies aid meeting noted

The piece records residents visiting Winnipeg and Brandon, with Tews Mrs H R Mitchell and T W McGill returning from Winnipeg. It notes a United Church Ladies Aid meeting on April 2 at Mrs George Kelso with 16 members and 3 visitors, plus scripture reading and Thought for the Day. Lunch was served by Mrs I L Mitchell and Mrs Gen Sonter. Thomas Scott of the Royal Brandon is on holidays visiting his brother Ewart at Flin Flon. The Ford family and Cranwell party visited Ninette to see H C.

H. R. Mitchell Winnipeg T. W. McGill Frank Sitko Wee Kenneth Morris M. Velenchenko United Church Ladies Aid George Kelso I. L. Mitche J. Martin I. L. Mitchell Gen Sonter Thomas Scott the Royal Brandon Tom Ewart Flin Flon

Inter-Mountain Ministerial Association Meeting Report

Friday service scheduled for 11 a.m. hosted by Pastor Olive Olfrey in a newly built rear suite of the Pentecostal church. Rev. W. T. Marchant of Gilbert Plains spoke on The Christian Doctrine of Baptism, followed by discussion. Next meeting planned for Grand View in May.

Olive Olfrey Inter-Mountain Ministerial Association Pentecostal Church W. T. Marchant Gilbert Plains Grandview

The Critics Column Questions Communism and Liberalism

The Critics Column discusses Communism’s global reach and the church’s decline, arguing social change is real and warning against smug Liberal complacency. The piece contrasts Conservatism and Liberalism, asserts socialism’s establishment, and ends with a note on a Silverwood hall dance event.

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