26 Feb 1944
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1944
Page
1
Single Bedsteads and Double Bedsprings mix with Black and Galvanized Iron Manila Rope 6th to 2%% Oakun Hemp Spunyarn Turpentine Kerosene listed by Arthur Manuel Store Department.
Public notice announces summer voyages of the motor vessel Ivavinia Mullins covering all points in Notre Dame Bay to connect with Bishop's Falls rail lines. Residents with lumber palings vegetables salmon fish meats or livestock are invited to advertise or write by January 22 tf.
Advertises baking powder in 10 lb cans with discounts and unclear pricing phrases. Contains fragmented pricing markers and quotation marks making specifics unreadable.
The 37th Anniversary of Ra hab OL of Hillgrade is set for Wednesday March 8. Members attend Divine Service at the Church of the community then move to their Hall for refreshments. An amateur entertainment and light luncheon follow with dancing and games allowed. Visitors invited. By order of the committee.
Mrs Lucy Freeman widow of the late Frank Freeman dies at Norris Arm after a long illness. She was born Miss Manuel of Exploits and leaves sons Allan and John in New York and daughters Janet Coombs at Round Harbour and Annie Miles at Bishop's. Archibald and Julia Peyton predeceased her. Funeral to be held at Norris Arm. Also reports John Price aged 90 dies at Back Harbour as we go to press.
Churches schedule Lent services across St. Peters St Andrew United and local halls. Holy Communion at St Peters 8 30 am Sunday Mating 11 am Evensong 7 pm St Andrews 3 pm Evensong United Church South Side 11 am Keyv Pitt 2 30 pm Sunday School and Bible Classes 7 pm Lay Reader Wednesday 8 pm Young People's Union Friday 8 pm Service of Worship Little Harbour 3 pm Rev Pitt 7 pm Lay Reader North Side 11 am Lay Reader 2 30 pm Sunday School 7 pm Rev Pitt Joe Head 2 30 pm Sunday School Bible Class Week night services announced
The Salvation Army presents a series of services led by Corps Officers including an 11 a.m. holiness meeting and 7 p.m. salvation meeting with 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class and 3 p.m. praise meeting. Tuesday 8 p.m. Soldier's Meeting and Friday 8 p.m. Public Salvation Meeting. A cordial invitation is extended to all, signed ApjuTANT and Mrs Wheeler.
Premier Tojo consolidates power in Japan as he takes key posts in the Diet and declares the nation faces a critical fight ahead. He joins others of his kind in reaping what he sows as a dictator in wartime leadership.
A radio report on Thursday night said the Library at Fogo would open on January 12.
Ernest Peyton of the Royal Air Force spoke over the air on the Hello London programme Wednesday night, delivering remarks to listeners in the capital.
Mr. Sidney Loveridge was admitted to the hospital on Sunday for treatment. Mr. Berenell Price is recovering well after an operation at the hospital.
Tuesday celebrated Thinking Day the Birthday of Sir Robert and Lady Baden Powell with a Girl Guide programme at St John’s. Lady Walwyn participated by broadcast and District Commissioner received many messages including one from Captain Mary Apstey for the Twillingate Company.
A proverb playfully contrasts wealth and poverty by pairing actions with outcomes. It presents four contrasting maxims about giving, grasping, scattering, and hoarding to illustrate financial fate. The style resembles a pithy moral saying common in old newspapers.
The church outlines a devotional and evangelical program with a 10 30 a m service 3 p m Sunday School 6 30 p m prayer and 7 p m evangelistic service scheduled for Sunday.
A long promotional note from a rural seed seller claims success with vegetables and bulbs. The writer says seeds come from a reliable American grower, government tested, and urges readers to order cabbage, turnip, beet, carrot, parsnip, savory, sage, lettuce, cucumber, flower seed and bulbs with any quantity. Address provided.
Allan Roberts and fellow Newfoundlanders in the Regiment plan overseas duty after receiving messages home Thursday night from the Terra Nove Club where they were entertained.
Confederation Life notes railway delays on the western end halted east bound trains. Mail service delayed though personnel proceeded with departures yesterday morning.
Citizens urged to invest in war savings certificates to fund military materiel for servicemen. The appeal promises 3 percent compound interest and ties the investment to shared citizenship and support for those dying in the cause.
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