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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
1
The Review introduces a new weekly sermon by Rev. Robert Harvey to aid readers who have difficulty attending church, especially in winter. This brief feature aims to serve both distant readers and churchgoers by providing accessible spiritual content in each issue.
The text explores the sacred mysteries granted to the devout who fear God through stages of access from outer to Holy places. It links biblical secrecy with learned mastery in art and life, urging patience and reverent waiting on the Lord for fellowship and the highest secrets of Christ’s redeeming love.
Manitoba Agricultural College invites farmers to enroll in winter courses including Traction Engineering Dairying Poultry Beekeeping Live Stock and Forage Crops plus an annual Agricultural Societies Convention. Short courses limited to one week to ten weeks are available with a one dollar registration option. Free bulletins on farm work household science and debating clubs are offered. registrar circulars can be requested.
The Ladies of the Deepdale Community under Ladies Aid announce a Friday evening event in the community hall starting at 6:80. Admission for children is 1 shilling. Proceeds support local activities.
W J Ward expresses gratitude to Dauphin Federal electors for loyal backing to progressivism on oct 28 1925 and pledges full effort if re elected to represent their views in Ottawa for another four years. He vows to dedicate time and seek laws reflecting the constituency’s desires.
J L Bowman writes to electors thanking loyal campaign workers and supporters for their effort in a close defeat. He notes Conservative gains in the House of Commons and predicts a possible future election while congratulating opponent Mr Ward on his Ottawa victory.
Next Sunday's church services will mark Armistice Day with a reverent two minute silence. Programs include subjects Tummer and Cromarty The Heavenly Master Roll Roblin The Shattered Serpent and children's talks They Shall Not Pass and Cross or Crescent inviting attendance.
A series of revival meetings opened Tuesday evening at Orange Hall under the Free Methodist church. Evangelist Hamilton, based in Yorkton Sask, is in charge and has begun promoting the campaign with the question Lord what wilt thou.
Miss L Forsythe of Rolt visited this week. A.J. Griffith of Winnipeg renews acquaintances. Reserve Nov 28 for fowl supper and concert by All Saints W.A. A Hallowe en party by Boy Scouts at Alva School. Union Church ladies hosted a Hollowe en party. Togo school pupils give a concert at Davis Hall on Fri Nov 18 at 8 pm. Adults 50c Children 25c. Mrs Olive Gleason of Willow Brook visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Carter last week.
The W I will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon next Nov 10 at 2 80 at the home of Mrs C Kennedy. Mrs P McGinness is visiting here and friends in the district. Thanksgiving services will aid farmers as work progresses. The Girls Club elected new officers and hosted a lunch. Mrs Hinkson, nee Martha Sinclair, died October 26 at Cimix Sask. Funeral held in Sask and mourners noted. Confirmation was performed by Bishop McAdam Harding for about 35 candidates. Women’s Missionary Society branch formed with Ladies Aid. Church services affected by Pastor illness. Largely attended bazaar grosses include 128 00 for the Ladies Aid and 23 50 for the Girls Club stall.
Special Thanksgiving services planned for Sunday November 8 at United Church with Rev. W A Hattrick of Liverpool as preacher. Afternoon service at 2 30 titled A Positive Assertion. At 7 00 he will lecture on From Ocean to Ocean about sailing the seas and preaching to sailors and immigrants. A Bazaar with supper and music is scheduled for Friday November 18 hosted by the Ladies Aid.
A church service drew a good crowd as speakers urged that God has a rightful claim on every life and that true happiness comes from finding God and being born again. Meetings will be held each night at 8.
Mr and Mrs Everatt Brown and family visited Mr and Mrs Bramwell while Mrs Findlater of Gilbert Plaing lectured on missionary work on October 28 at Mrs Fraser's. Mr John Taylor and family visited and left for St. Rose du Lac, Manitoba. Forty ladies gathered at Mrs B Ward's to honor Mrs May Gardner with a pleasant shower and pretty gifts.
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