W M S Annual Meeting Highlights Missionary Society Gatherings
The seventh annual W M S meeting of the Dauphin Presbyterial convened at United Church Stay Ltd and 4th with delegates from various points. Reports from Auxiliaries YSW Auxiliaries and Mission Bands. messages from Vice President Mrs Inglis. banquet with welcome by Mrs Belton and response by Mrs Shortreed. interchurch greetings from Anglican W A Mrs Edwards Tumme l and Free Methodist WMLS Mrs Ritchie. Public meeting featured Rev Matchett, music by Roblin choir and Mrs Warkentin, a pageant on Using our Talents for Christ’s Service, and Mrs A White of Winnipeg delivering The Challenge of Missions. Thursday included secretary reports, business, and an evening address by Mrs D D McDonald. installation by Mrs Matchett. closing solo by Mrs Caldwell and closing address by Mrs D D McDonald. tea for delegates before departure.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Dauphin
United Church
Stay Ltd
Peach
Swan River
Ysw
H. Inglis
W.M.S
Belton
Roblin
Matchett
Warkentin
CGLT
A. White
Innipeg
S Jone
Andrance
Gers
Caldwell
Gilbert Plains
D. D. McDonald
Theyre Gambling Again The Farmers Annual Gamble
The piece portrays the farmer forever sowing seed with faith in Providence, facing an uncertain harvest and political impacts on markets and taxes. It contrasts farmer risk with producer steadiness and ends with support for the farmer as the foundation of business success.
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Providence
Togo News: Local social notes and upcoming Davis Hall event
Dr G Phipps Baker stayed in Kamsack this week to practice. Mr and Mrs Burt and O Kissock of Sask were guests of the Painters on Sunday. A concert and dance in Davis Hall on May 23 under the Agricultural Society is announced. Dr J R Segal of Winnipeg plans to practice in Togo. Stores will close at 12 30 starting May 11 and stay closed all day.
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Davis Hall
Agriculural Society
J. R. Segal
Winnipeg
Iace Maternity Hospital
Togo
Local Notes and Upcoming UFM Contest in May
Grand Narrows residents report Mr W Middleton visited Kamsack last week and Mrs C McKnight visits for several days. Don’t miss the Junior UFM speaking contest on Friday evening May 1 12 in the UFM hall. Congrats to Mr and Mrs C Fillmore on the birth of twin girls last Sunday. Community thanks for support at the Sunday sacred concert, deeming it a success.
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U-F.m
U. FM
Mrs. C. Fillmore
Cromarty Sunday School Reorganization Meeting Report
Miss A Black remains on the sick list this week. Mrs Davis visits at daughter Mrs Cliff Sneddon. Miss Elma Smale visited Miss Grace Collins. A Sunday school reorganization meeting followed a Sunday service. Mr R Kelly and Mrs T Kelly called on Nurse Anderson of Dropmore as Mrs R Kelly recovers from illness. May W I meeting at Mrs W Prucker with good attendance. Mrs Tucker elected delegate to Provincial Convention in June. Mrs C Chapman spoke on Should Married Women Hold Positions. Current Events by Mrs F Thompson. Jigsaw puzzle contest by Mrs F Duffe and Miss Violet Nott. winner Mrs Soutan. Lunch served by hosts Mrs Tucker and Mrs ???.
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W. Prucker
Cudance
Tucker
C. Chapman
F. Thompson
F Duffe
Violet Nott
Soutan
Concert at 1.0.C.F. May 12 by Ukrainian Drama Club Star
A concert will be held in the 1.0.C.F. on Friday May 12 at 8 p m under the Ukrainian Drama Club Star. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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1.0.C.F
Star
Ottawa Talks On Roosevelt Bennet Talks and Trade
Ottawa reports warm receptions for Ramsay MacDonald and Bennett in talks with President Roosevelt. They stress international cooperation to raise commodity prices, stabilize exchange, and move toward a common monetary standard. Possible US Canada pact and looming London Conference set for June 12. Wheat prices rise offering hope to farmers amid tariff debates and pension reforms advance.
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Ottawa
Ramsay Macaulaig
Wen -In
Freshaent Dvoosevelt
Bennett
Aso
United States
Canada
Roosevelt
Fordney McCumber
Herriott
France
United
Cnversations
London
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Germany
Argentina
School Trustees Meeting Minutes and Actions
The school board met Friday evening May 5 with Sorbo Bennie Bowley Barber Staples Mitchell and Dillin present. Last meeting minutes were adopted. Warkentin reported April expenses. Insurance on schools and equipment discussed. Insurance renewed with Wawanesa lowered to 1500. Ground committee authorized Mantine trees up to 50.00. Next year's term and teacher hiring postponed. Accounts passed including N Mover Co 29.00 Roblin Hardware 12.44 H C Cranval 4.25 J Klemosky 0.55 W Nowasad 4.65 Christie School Supply 7.65. Meeting adjourned.
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Barber-Staples
a-hi—Staples
BE. N. Mover Co
Roblin Hardaware Co
H. C. Cranval
J. Klemosky
W. Nowasad
Christie School Supply
Chase Family Motored to Dauphin and Local Visits
The Chase family took a trip to Dauphin on Saturday with greetings noted on the back door step. Adeline Hindermarsh from Grandview visited Ruth Chase while the local blacksmith moves to a farm near Dauphin. Harold Chase and William Chase with Ruth Chase visited Grandview. Minnie Snowden sustained a serious head injury but is expected to recover. Arbor Day saw field school teachers and students cleaning up the area.
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Adeline Hindermarsh
Grandview
Ruth Chase
Roblin Dog License Deadline Notice
Village of Roblin requires dog license payments to Secretary-Treasurer John Till or W Nixon by May 13 1933. After that date dogs found without licenses will be impounded. J Hill Secretary-Treasurer.
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Roblin
John Till
W. Nixon
J. Hill
Sec
Treas
Lost item notice from 1933 purse and jewelry
Lost on April 28 1933 a teen purse with a small round gold wrist watch a gold filled bracelet and a roll of 10 raffle tickets for L O B A cushion Please leave the items at the Review office.
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L.O.B
Local notices invite to events and meetings around town
Mrs Nesbitt of Broadview visits the Cranwells. A Ladies Aid bazaar titled Sardines is planned for May 13. The Tummel A F M will host a dance June 9. Roblin W M S thanks supporters of a Presbyterian meeting. Broadview guests Dr and Mrs Allingham visit Mrs Warkintin. Roblin Band concert May 21 funds church. Landry Inman earns pension as St. Catharines store manager. Mrs N King no longer with W O Scots Optician Winnipeg. Chas Grobb to visit town May 15. G cast of Bread wins Dauphin festival prize. Binsearth YPS three act Looking Lovely? well received at J C FF hall. cast honored at Mitchell home.
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Landry Inman
Éleepererey ‘Store
St. Catharines’ ‘Ont
Y.P.S
Binsearth
J.C., FF. Hall
Myr
J. L. Mitchell
Church Notices From The United Church Pastoral Roundup
The United Church bulletin lists clergy notes and community notices for Roblin and nearby parishes. Rev. Clifford is reported among church leaders with forthcoming services and pastoral updates including anniversaries and mission plans for the congregation.
PREE METHODIST CHURCH Weekly Prayer and Service Schedule
The Pree Methodist Church announces class meetings on Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday at Sunny Slope for prayer, Friday evening prayer session, and Sunday services. Sunny Slope hosts preaching at 1 pm, Sunday School at 2 pm, Roblin hosts 2 pm Sunday School and 7 pm preaching by Rev Woaley C De Mille.
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Sunny Slope
Roblin
Woaley C. de Mille
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W.M.S. Annual Meeting
Jack’s the Boy
Charles Huggies
Chester Morris
Tom MIX
The
Four Horseman
Togo News
G. Phipps Baker
Kamsack
James McEwen
R J. M Parker
Miss Elder
Grand Narrows
W. Middleton
Cromarty
Miss A. Black
Mrs Davis
Cliff Sneddon
Elma Smale
Grace Collins
R. Kelly
T. Kelly
Anderson
Dropmore
J. L. Bowman
M.P
United States Farm Board
Fedral
Euler
Lapointe
SiaOuwation Funda
Pension Tribunal
Pension Board
Bield
R. W. Chase
Harold Chase
Miss R. Chase
Minnie Snowden
Mrs. Nesbitt
Broadview
Mrs . Cranwell
Ladies Aid
A.F.M
Tummel
Roblin W.M.S
Allingham
Sask
Warkintin
Bseball Club
Toblin W. I
G. B. Mitchell
Roblin Band
Tummel Re A
le Rev. Clifford
Fealenait Bat
Anglican Church
Silverwood
G. E. Phillips
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