Sunday Service and Meetings Schedule
The notice lists events including Sunday School at 1 p.m and a Church Service at 7 p.m. There are additional gatherings at Castleavery at 11 a.m, Bield at 2 p.m, and Roblin at 4 p.m. on the same day.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
4
The notice lists events including Sunday School at 1 p.m and a Church Service at 7 p.m. There are additional gatherings at Castleavery at 11 a.m, Bield at 2 p.m, and Roblin at 4 p.m. on the same day.
The notice lists services at Sunnyslope with a 2.30 p.m. worship, 10 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. worship, and a later Young People's Service in the afternoon. It records multiple service times for a single church event.
DEEFI VALE reports Mrs R McBride visited Mr and Mrs Boece last week C T Argent and T Roberts were business visitors to Benito last week Roberts and Argent attended a Masonic meeting at Grandview last week Mrs Alex Taylor visited friends at Bield School children gather scrap to aid the war effort Willis Phillips marked a birthday and hosted young friends Red Cross met at Mrs L Taylor's home Rural Life service at Silverwood United Church drew attendees Hugh and Mrs Albert McCulloch returned home after visiting Roblin Deepdale Birling Sask
Darrel Crawford of the RCA F. spent a short leave with his parents here last week. Miss E Christoff returned home at Tummel on Saturday after three weeks in town. Several residents are patients in Sacred Heart hospital. Word came Friday of the death of Patrol Officer G Mackie. George went overseas in March. Community offers sympathy to the Mackie family. W I delegates attended the Foxwarren convention on May 20. Cpl Joe Steffler of the RCAF Winnipeg spent Sunday with local families. Mrs J Steffler and others joined Mrs J De La Mare for a bridge party and a farewell presentation for the guest of honor.
Walter Ostrowski, longtime farmer in the district, died at Winniper General Hospital. He was known as a good neighbor and successful farmer. Revival meetings led by Pastor Brennen of Gilbert Pleins and Rev. McCallum of Oldin concluded last Friday, with strong community attendance. Merridale also hosted the Olson trio from Yorkton for singing evangelism at the spacious schoolhouse on Sunday afternoon.
Togo residents note visitors from Regina and distant towns including Gawley Hackney Eisner and Harper while Gawley Inglis start moving pictures. Local events cover church services board of trade meeting Anglican WA conference and a wedding shower for Helena Vip.
Grand Narrows Mr and Mrs Franklin Basso of Durban paid a district visit this week. Mrs Erma Webb visits the Webb household in Makaroff. Mrs Wm McMurray travelled to Winnipeg on May 26 and her son Harvey receives hospital treatment there. Set Max Hofford Mrs Hofford and their baby daughter visit relatives before heading west to Baldwinton Saskatchewan to see Hofford's sister Mrs R Chism. The M F A met last week and decided district women will gather at the hall on Wednesday June 6 to perform the spring cleaning and bring needed equipment.
MAKAROFF Pte. Chas. Elder is home on furlough. Miss FE. Grundy visits relatives in Winnipeg. A large crowd attended the Rural Life service at Silver Wood on Sunday. W. T. convention attendees Ars. W. G. Kerswell and Mrs. Cor. Rogers at Foxwarren on the 26th. Udell and Mrs. Curle left Monday for the United Church conference in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. G. BL. Brown with Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown of Togo attended the funeral Sunday of the late Wm. Morris at Foxwarren.
A. Burns lost four horses on the CLN.R. track east of Bield last Saturday at midnight. Over two thirds of Bield school children join a salvage program to collect materials from families or deliveries. From June 11 to 12 the drive will receive metal rubber rags bones tires and other items, with credits for participating youngsters.
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