Mystery and Faith in Pergamum Sermon Reflection
A weekly sermon explores Revelation chapter two, urging endurance amid persecution in Pergamum. It links manna and a white stone to spiritual nourishment, innocence, friendship, and victory, stressing Christ's presence in the church and the mystery of life resolved in him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Asia Minor
Pergamos
Ecking
Neptune
Adams
Uranus
Job
God
Israel
Ife
Roblin Local Happenings Include Ball Plans and Death
Roblin locals report a Masquerade Ball planned for February 12 with further details to follow and a Scotch Concert set for January 28 at J.O.C.F. hall. The L.O.B.A offers a Silver Tea and Home Cooking Sale January 28. A death notice for Mr M Rolston at 54 follows a pneumonia illness, with his funeral in Cromarty and many attendees from the district.
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Salvation Army
Oddfellows Hall
F H Reltén
Army
M Rolston
Cromarty
United Church
Rey Robt Harvey
Darcey Johnston
Joe Schneider
Walter Black
William Chapman
Everett Fletcher
Harry Robertson
Rolston
Muriel
Togo News and Local Social Highlights
Miss M Weaver returns from Dauphin and Mr Alex Sinclair spent the weekend in town. Donald Sinclair visited Roblin on business while Margaret Burnett stayed a few days. Tony the Convict plays at Davis Hall Friday the 22nd under W A and J D Fogg. J H Aber crombie returned from Saskatoon. reports a strong Agricultural Societies meeting. S.D. 1168 annual ratepayers meeting Jan 26 at 2 pm to elect two trustees and conduct business. Thawing reduce lake ice thickness due to light snowfall.
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Togo S.D
W I News Briefs From Roblin Area
Mrs Davis visits Roblin with daughter Mrs Sned don and thanks locals for hot school lunches. J Bradford returns as station agent after holidays. Makaroff Girls Club meets at Mrs Curle with 20 present including visitors from Silverwood. Elsie Boyce chairs. WI meets at Mrs W J Kerswell. Miss Powell reads on Queen Alexandra. plans Scotch concert January 29 and home craft exhibit. Hazel Isabel Grundy and Charles Alexander Grundy wed at Mr and Mrs W Elliott home. reception and shower follow. guests from Silverwood attend.
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The
W J Kerswell
Miss Powell
Queen Alexandra
W. Elliott
Hazel Isabel
Charles Alexander Grundy
J. H Grundy
Makaroff
Mabel] Miller
Roblin
Local residents report visits and travel across towns
3fte J B Fraser visits sister Mrs A Diamond at Togo. J Saunder of Buchanan visits Merridale. Alf Calver loses a dairy cow. Kelly Cockerill moves to mill camp for winter. R Sutherland prepares to harvest lumber. Mrs B Cockerill and Alf Calver return from Wisconsin visit. Mac Fraser heads East for a commercial course in Toronto. Miss C Morton returns home to Elphinstone after a visit. a party was hosted in her honor. Forest Ranger Hamerson injured in bush work and is recovering as his team waits for him.
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Silverwood
Togo
Miss C. Morton
Elphinstone
Mres Cockerill
Hamerson
Card of Thanks from Mrs Rolston and Daughter
Mrs Rolston and her daughter express sincere thanks to all who kindly helped during their recent sad time. They appreciate the sympathy comfort and assistance shown by friends and neighbors.
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Rolston
Goring
Revered Harvey Leads United Church Service in Cromarty Roblin
Rev Robert Harvey presents subjects for Sunday including Tummel Cromarty and A Knowledge That Inspires Children Address The Penny Bank Roblin The King of Salvation and The Bad Brick A reception of new members and the Lord's Supper observed at Cromarty and Roblin in remembrance of me.
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Tummel
Cromarty
Roblin
King of Salvation
Cromarty and
Silverwood Bazaar Fowl Supper Dance Set for Jan 27
Farmers busy with wood cutting while plans for the F U of C Bazaar Fowl Supper concert and dance on January 27 proceed well. Supper 6 to 8 pm adults 50 cents children 25 cents. whist drive and dance by UFM last Friday drew good attendance with prizes awarded for whist winners and booby prizes.
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F.U. of C. Bazaar
U. F.M
J Johnston
Gent
R. Boyce
B. Pillen
W Burrnett
F Donaldson
G Finch
UFM Convention Attendance and Local Grain Pressures
Delegates Pitfield and Baour report strong turnout and engaging program at the UFM convention in Brandon. A Silverwood Whist Drive on Friday the 15th was successful and enjoyed by all. Aberdeen Angus bull Pride's Brigadier No 15927 returned. Alva Blackman No 20946 received in its place. Farmers face near break-even threshing costs after low grain prices and poor weather. Many wells and stock water sources dried up after a wet fall and ongoing drought considerations persist.
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U.F.M
Silverwood
A. Sangster
Aberdeen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Harvey, M.A
the United Church
Cristan
Biman
Browning
Roblin Brass Band
J.0.c.f
Union Ladie
L.o.ba
Stasward
Lambkin
Deepdale
U McKenzie
Cromarty WI
Muse
Chapman
Tummer
Togo News
Miss M Weaver
Dauphin
Alex. Sinclair
Donald Sinclair
Margaret Burnett
Tony
Davis Hall
W. A
J. D. Fogg
J H Abercrombie
Saskatoon
Mrs Davis
Mrs C Sneddon
J Bradford
Portage
J B Fraser
A! Diamond
J Saunder
Buchanan
Merridale
Alf Calver
Kelly Cockerill
Mr R Sutherland
B Cockerill
F Calve
Wisconsin
Mac Fraser
East
Toronto
United Church News
Robert Harvey
M.A
Grand Narrows
Pitfield
Mr . Baour
Brandon
Oddfellow’s Hall
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