School Gerders Club Fair And Choir Announcements
The Boys and Girls Club hosts a school fair Friday Sept 28 with inquiries to manager Mrs D L Clarke or secretary Mrs Wm Thom. Attendance reminders urge punctuality and note absences affect high school continuity. Junior Choir members meet Thursday at 7 15 pm in the church basement. Senior Choir plans a sermon series on The Four Square Christian starting Sunday and baptism will be administered at morning service. Harvest Home services and social events follow with decorations, music, readings, and a fruit and vegetable donation drive for Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Clarke
Wm. Thom
Middleton
Glen
Hughes
Leech
Harvest Home
J. G. Kippan
Dominion City
Glover
McGregor
Man
Cooper
Park
T. A. Crerar
Winnipeg
W. Crerar
N. R. Park
Sid Temple
The
Street Railway Co
A. Temple
Jackson
Assiniboia
Silver Creek
Lockerby
Freefield
Rebekah
Union Church
Miss Mary Peddie Elected President of Union Church Girls Club
At the annual meeting on Monday evening Miss Mary Peddie was elected president of the Union Church Girls Club. Officers include Mrs. C Middleton as Honorary President, M Angus as secretary, and Mathoeon Callin as treasurer. The club reported about 400 raised last year for hymnbooks church basement decor manse painting and a $10 donation to the missionary fund. Meetings will be on the second and fourth Mondays, with plans for a Christmas bazaar December and a play next year to help reach a $300 fundraising goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peddie
Union Church Girls’ Club
Presa
C. Middleton
M. Angus
Aoe
Farm Dunn
Sunday School Library
Girls' Club Begins New Year With New President
The Girls' Club opened its annual meeting Monday evening with Miss Ma Peddie elected as president. A full report appears elsewhere in this issue. The Taxis Boys listed twenty eligible members at its Tuesday meeting and scheduled Sunday classes and a follow up organizational session next Tuesday. District agent T H Liddon of London Life Insurance Co. agreed to teach the Taxis class on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Peddie
Taxis
T. H. Liddon
London Life Insurance Co
Community Hall Dance Promised Friday Night
The town plans another big dance Friday at the Community Hall with music by the Harmony Three of Russell. The hardwood floor has been scrubbed for sliding fun. Refreshments will be served as the W A of St Matthew's church hosts a silver tea at Mrs J Mann's home on Saturday. Reverend Nixon preaches his farewell service Sunday night September 23rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Thompson
Winnipeg
Wesley Coi
L. Argo
Dr. Lanigan
A. W. Joliye
N. Braendle
Onicere
Qer
Fat
Harmony Three
Russell
St. Matthew's Church
J. Mann
Nixon
Celebration and protest letter in 18th century notice
The letter details a church schedule with Holy Communion at 8 30 a m Morning prayer at 11 a m Sunday School at 2 30 p m and Even song at 7 p m It also protests the mispronunciation of Inglis the town north of Russell honoring William Inglis of the 226 Battalion E F killed in action in France on November 6 1919 The writer decries slovenly speech and lack of patriotism in misnaming the town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Inglis
Illiam Inglis
E.F
France
Harvest Thanksgiving Services At St Cuthbert Church
Harvest services will be held at St Cuthbert's Church on Sunday at 11 am with a children’s service at 10 30 am. The Masonic Order held its anniversary service last Sunday at the Presbyterian church drawing attendees from Roblin Foxwar ren Binscorth and Russell. The Roblin Band led the procession from the lodge room to the church and performed a valued musical program for townspeople. Prof. Baird past Grand Master of the Manitoba Grand Lodge delivered the address on Masonic aims and tenets to a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cuthbert’s
W. G. Laxton
Masonic Order
Presbyterian Church
Roblin
Foxwarren
Binscorth
Russell
Citg
Baird
Manitoba Grand Lodge
Education ties Boys and Girls clubs to schools for better training
The Boys and Girls clubs shift from Agriculture to Education department to link home and school projects. The change aims to reduce costs and improve nature study, writing, and practical learning. Parents and teachers should support balanced, humane youth development and promote the motto Play Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
Schoo
Miniska Rally Day and Parental Responsibility
Rally Day set for Sept 23 with twenty cars and one hundred attendees inviting friends. Notes a million Sunday school children with many outside Canada missing church and urges parental duty for future welfare. Bishop Mayo of Rochester warns medicine extends life, but neglect harms offspring, stressing parental responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Charles H Mayo
Rochester
Local subscriptions urged by banks and drug store
Subscriptions are solicited and will be received by the Bank of Montreal Union Bank the Drug Store and Post Office to support the referenced fund or project. The notice directs local participation through these institutions for collection and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Union Bank
Drug Store
Evening Service Planned at Local Schoolhouse
A church gathering is set for Sunday next at 3 pm in the schoolhouse. Rev. W. G. Luxton will conduct the service.
Harvest Thanksgiving Service at School House
The Harvest Thanksgiving service is set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in the school house. Rev W G Luxton will conduct the service.
Thanksgiving Day Set On Armistice Week Monday
The law designates Thanksgiving Day for the week containing Armistice Day. Since Armistice Day falls on Sunday November 11, Thanksgiving Day will be observed on Monday November 12, with both days celebrated together.
Compound Interest Seen Through Early Saving Plans
The article extols the power of compound interest, showing how a 6 percent rate doubles money in about twelve years and grows dramatically over fifty years. It urges fathers to start sons saving early, with a sample of 35 dollars yearly at 6 percent yielding over 16 000 in half a century, and notes local notices about community events and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
America
Minister and Bride Share Luncheon Jest with Waitress
A minister and his bride sample luncheon fare when a heavily made up waitress arrives to take their order. The minister smiles and asks about the chicken, and the waitress responds with a witty retort asking how he is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niss
For Sale Car of 1922 flo xi vies
Car of 1922 flo xi vies offered for sale by C. H. Staples in Angueville with additional note of fresh meat for three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Staples
Angueville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell School
Enid Nelson
Zaidee Boulton
Dorothy Clarke
Union Church Notes
Binscarth
Christ Church
CLUS
Cleopatra
Egypt
Minniska
Manitoba Red Cross Japanese Relief Fund
W. G. Luxton
Endcliffe
Rene
Renee
Reese
Crete
C. W
Dudley
Irene Ledingham
Wesley College
Banner
Lodge No
Thomas H. Riddon
Roland
R. C. Jamieson
Brandon
Harold Work
Toronto
Geo. Ledingham
P. H. Nelson
Calgary
Army and Navy Veterans
C. A. Boulton
W. A. of Christ Church
Shellmouth
Mr. J. Bryant
A. Elliot
Minniska Church
Minn'ska W. M. F
Ed. Mearows
H. Rowan. McNutt
Geo. Haas
Ralph A. Cooner
Union
F. W. Dudley
Ledinghamre Drug
Crystal Rebekah Lodge
Oddfellows
Mise M. Setter
WN. R. Park
Bradbrook
F. Middleton
Russell Orchestra
Pratt
A. Robin
Fred Vinnell
Manitoba Liquor Commission
F. M. Bleck
Manitoba
Russell Cemetery
Temple
Fred Gordon
Y. J. Attwood
Rochedale
E. Meadows
Whitmay
Wroxton
Atkinson
Nellie Temple
Dropmore
Sid
Jack Temple
EB. Lucas
F. Hughes
J. McIntyre
Bert Robb
Robb
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