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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

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Sunday School Lesson on Paul and the Gentiles

The article outlines Paul’s role in opening the church to Gentiles, tracing Acts events from Jerusalem to Antioch and Philippians, and explains two key ideas: one mediator Christ Jesus and one path to salvation through repentance and faith. It notes the shift from Judaism to a universal Christian faith and the early church’s leadership under Paul.

Loeson God Christ Jesus Paul Jerueziem Trephimus Ephesus Antonia Macedonia Europe Neapolis Philianos Apostle Rome McEde Jesus Bates Tee Oak Peter Antioch Judea Moses Cannabas Man Lord Jesus Christ

Union Church notes urge full attendance for Friday board meeting

The Board of Stewards reminds members of a Friday meeting for urgent business with full attendance required. Sunday services resume the usual order with worship at 11 a.m., Sunday school and Bible class at 12 15, and a missionary program at the opening of Sunday School. The pastor begins five minute talks for youth and preaches a sermon to young ladies in the evening.

Board of Stewards

Community notices from Binscarth and area

Fragments show social updates with residents attending events. Jim McGillivray visits Shoal Lake. Miss Taylor leaves for the Old Country. Fred Cookman returns to Winnipeg. Ralph Innis takes Durant and Star car agency. Mrs Ebern Sr suffers appendicitis. Miss Caswell visiting.

Jim McGillivray Shoal Lake Miss Taylor Smellie Old Country Fred Cookman A. S Crerar Winnipeg Ralph Innis Durant Star Cars Ralph Miss Waller Ebbern Lanigan Coivering Miss Caswell

Tennis Interest Grows At New Community Courts

Mr and Mrs D Me Gillvray returned to Saskatoon Wednesday morning. Oldsmobile cars tow others here, and a tin Lizzie towed in a car with a commodore present. The new community courts spark local tennis interest with players including the “Butcher” and “Ex Butcher” joining the club.

D Me.Gillvray Saskatoon Oldsmobile Wit Co Clad

Community dances and beachgoing wrap up summer social

The report notes well attended dances on Thursday and Saturday and frequent beach visits by locals from Foxwarren and Angusville. Cottage closures by Sept. 1 and continued warm weather suggest a late season at the Beach with Keller Orchestra slated for a Harvesters dance on Sept. 7.

Mrs. Astbury Harvesters Keller Orchestra

Annual Children's Service at Schoolhouse Sunday Evening

This Sunday at 7 30 p m the annual Children's service will be held in the schoolhouse All are welcome.

Russell Tennis Tournament heats wrap with final wins

The Russell tennis event finished with Hough defeating Dr. Shaw 6 0 6 3 in the final. Jamieson and doubles teams claimed numerous titles across men’s, ladies, girls, and mixed divisions, with Pratt and Hough dominant in several doubles matches.

Jamieson T. Tod Dr. Brownlie Howgh S. Warrington Dr. Shaw Hodgson R. Bates A. M Pratt J. W. Pratt J. Smeliie Thom Rlates Hough Tod Plates Moore A. Thom A. Li. Pratt J. S. Warrington Miss Warter McCauley Miss Doig A. M. Pratt Miss Boulton R. C. Jamieson Miss Bates Dr. Bates Ames Pratt Doig Miss Setter Graham Brownlee J. S.warrion Mies Wolfson Is Doig Mrs. Brownlee Jamiesen Sy

Harvest Progress Report From Angusville Area With Wheat In Stock

Mrs Chittick of Angusville visited her daughter Mrs Revie and returned home. J F Moore, summer resident, left for Neudorf. Harvesting is well advanced with most wheat in stock. rust damage is limited to isolated low wet lands. Some threshing planned this week. T L Elviss of Brandon traveled here with wife and son, returning the next day.

Brandon

Edythe Mae Paddock Weds James Hugh Cameron in Presbyterian Church

In Wirniregosis Aug 23 a Presbyterian ceremony joined Edythe Mae Paddock daughter of Mr. and Mrs W H Paddock to James Hugh Cameron eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Hugh Cameron of Russell Manitoba. The bride wore ivory charmeuse satin with radium lace and pearl trim and orange blossoms. Attendant sister Pearl wore blue velvet and carried roses and sweet peas. Miss E McArthur sang during the register signing. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple plan a brief honeymoon and will reside at Makaroff Manitoba where the bridegroom is principal. Out of town guests included Miss A Cardiff Miss Ida Cardiff Mrs Nash and M Cardiff Dauphin Manitoba.

Presbyterian Church Edythe Mae W. H. Paddock James Hugh Hugh Cameron Russell Man Pearl Miss E. McArthur Cameron Makaroff A. Cardiff Ida Cardiff Nash M. Cardiff Dauphin

CHRCH NOTES Holy Communion and Sunday School plans

Next Sunday at Christ Church there will be Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Sunday School resumes at 2 30 p.m. and runs through autumn and winter. Evensong is at 7 p.m. A Sunday School picnic at Mr D E Boulton's farm drew many families by motor car for races and games, with thanks for hospitality.

D. E. Boulton

Holy Communion in Trinity Church Sunday

Holy Communion to be held at Trinity Church on Sunday September 2 at 3 pm with service announced for Harrowby residents.

Trinity Church

Smellie Welcomes A New Son Ingle Russell Aug Twenty Third

Mr and Mrs A G Smellie of Ingle welcomed an eight child named Robert Gordon on August 23 at Russell. The very brief notice records a new son and honors both families.

Smellie Russell A. G. Smellie Ingle Robert Gorden

Russell and area notes mix of events and ads

Local items report Labor Day holiday observances and school openings in Russell. Notices include a corn roast at Silver Beach, pawn and bookshop sales, lodge practices, a Salvation Army street meeting, and dairy herd results from Walter Thickett with Holstein records.

Memorial Service at Schoolhouse Sunday Afternoon

A service will be held in the schoolhouse on Sunday at 3 p m. Those able are requested to bring flowers to place on the memorial during the service. All are welcome.

Death of Rebecca Cochrane at age 15 in Shellmouth

A sad death is reported in Shellmouth as Miss Rebecca Cochrane aged 15 died Tuesday evening after a short illness from appendicitis. The funeral is set for this Thursday at 2.06 pm from St Cuthbert's Church to Shellmouth Cemetery.

St. Cuthbert’s Chilren Rebecca Cochrane Miss Cochrane

Town Receives $625 Temperance Act Fine Share

The Town Clerk received a $625 check from the provincial government representing half of fines collected under the Temperance Act. Councillors had pressed the Provincial Treasurer and License Commission for funds with limited success. About $300 remains to be received in the future.

Ster Shoal Lake

Country Merchants Object to Egg Grading Losses

Country merchants complain to the Retail Merchants Association about the new egg grading system. Breakages reduce the price allowed for eggs, wiping out profit for country handlers. The association will raise the issue with the government livestock department.

Retail Merchants’ Association Government Livestock Department

Bank Act Clarifies Shareholder Liability After Sale

The Bank act states shareholders remain liable for sixty days after selling stock. Article 130, chapter 9, specifies that former shareholders who sold within sixty days before suspension of payment, or whose subscriptions were forfeited in that window, remain liable to all calls on shares as if they held them at suspension, with recourse against current holders.

Statutory Conditions Of Fire Policies Explains Exclusion

The text outlines that if buildings or contents are insured for damage caused by defective chimneys ashes embers stored in wooden vessels or unsafe stove installations and the insured knows of these conditions the company is not liable.

Who Better Dig Potatoes In Farmer’s Tale

A tramp watches potato diggers and is hired by the Doss when short of help. The vagrant asks what he must do and is told to dig potatoes. The Coach walks off in disgust, remarking that the man who planted should dig them, and he knows where.

Doss

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