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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun announces subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada and 1.50 to England and other countries. Advertising rates vary with display length and contract terms. Notes of Thanks read 25 cents each and late letters not guaranteed for Wednesday noon.
Roosevelt administration faced a constitutional ruling against the NRA as Supreme Court actions and Senate hesitancy shaped national policy. The U S Chamber condemned the New Deal while Wanderers Cricket Club announces a local Cup competition open to all teams with the winner to defend the Cup next season.
The Sunday evening service at N S United Church featured a chorus aiming to sea lore with old time singing. Rev Laite preached a marine life themed sermon and the gathering, many connected to the sea for livelihoods, received it warmly.
Mr. Stanley Warr traveled aboard the Prospero to St. Anthony then to Cartwright where a Grenfell Mission hospital is planned. Stephen Loveridge arrived by the I'm Alone from Lewisporte after a transatlantic City visit. Miss Mullett rode Prospero to open goods for S. Zuber at A Col bourne's St John shop. Wiltanski occupies S Facey's sample room and joined Prospero. S Facey, previously ill, was out for a motor tide and appears to be recovering from a January heart attack.
Expresses sincere gratitude to friends for help during sister Georgie's illness and death. Special thanks to Dr and Mrs Olds for attentive care.
Dr Paul H Yourd argues that desire drives both material progress and inner search. He cites scientific advances and explorations as fruits of dissatisfaction, and contrasts them with the spiritual quest for God offering lasting joy through service and worship. The church invites participation.
Sunday services listed for St Peter's Martins St Andrew's United Church and North and South Side venues. Rev U Laite and Mr T G W Ashbourne are named for multiple evensong and matins. Mariners' Services with mate Choirs scheduled at Little Harbour Church 2 30 and South Side Church 7.
L1a.m. Holiness Meeting led by Mrs Adjt Jones. At 3 p.m. Free and Easy Praise Meeting. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Meeting and Alter Service for the ingathering of the Self Denial Effort. All are welcome.
The M. S. Spirit of Nild, under Capt. Percy Barbour, put in here Thursday on the way north.
Unclear text appears to be a damaged notice referencing hospital precautions. Readable fragments indicate a temporary alert or restriction but lack concrete actions, dates, or issuing authority. Further enumeration or clarification is required to determine exact instruction or scope.
Inland news notes plentiful codfish and salmon around Bauline with salmon at fifteen cents a pound in the city. The Soper case advances to trial as he faces charges. Colonel Daniel of the Salvation Army spoke to Rotary on Modern Miracles. A UK shift may see MacDonald replaced by Baldwin amid cabinet reshuffles.
The Commission notes no complaints of inadequate relief but reports strong demand for work. It is currently impossible to provide jobs on a large enough scale to absorb the unemployed in St. John’s and other areas.
The Child Welfare Association calls all mothers to a June 5 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Court House to discuss expanding work for child health. Proposals include a Pre-Natal Clinic and efforts to prevent disease, notably tuberculosis, through prevention and cooperation of parents. The committee urges attendance to aid early life care.
Heavy rain reduced Empire Day turnout for the season opener between A B and T A A. The wet field hampered play but T A A won 4 goals to nil after the first half remained goalless. Walter Wood refereed.
In a tight contest both sides push for a winning goal with R F Hayward officiating as referee. Com or club representatives clash over decisions as the outcome remains unsettled.
About twenty members of The Youth's group from South Side Burak burst into the Manse on Tuesday evening after Rev Mr Lane returned from addressing the 1st Twillingate Scout Troop. They sang For He's a Jolly Good Fellow and expressed birthday wishes. They presented a silver and gold gift to Mr Laite. A midnight meal followed with games and a heartfelt address by Mr Thos B Rose, praising Mrs and Mrs Laite for two years of friendship and their example to the youth. The gathering strengthened church youth ties and closed after a long, pleasant night.
Messrs. A. Manuel E. J. Lin field and Edward Anstey went to Lewisporte on Thursday en route to St. John's aboard Manuel's motor boat.
Confederation Life reports the death of George Purchase at Botwood on Tuesday. He was the last of the Purchase brothers of Back Harbour Twillingate. A sister, Mrs. Alfred Newman, survives him there.
At South Side United Church on May 19 Rev. A Laite spoke to a large gathering of Boy Scouts and Girl Guides about Psalm 31 8, urging the audience to pursue bigger nobler deeds and a higher life of faith. He linked past achievements to a better future and called for unity against alcohol’s social harm.
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