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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1938
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun announces department notes from the Department of Home Affairs printed in Twillingate Newfoundland on March 26 1938. It states charges for notes of thanks memoriam announcements and other communications and notes policy on submission timing and responsibility for correspondents opinions.
Twillingate salvos celebrate the Golden Jubilee of their Salvation Army work begun in 1887 with Sunday meetings in Temperance Hall later Victoria Hall. Cadet Field and Captain Collier led pioneer efforts. the Citadel opened in 1892 and a Sunday School in 1912 built by Adjutant Hiscock.
A compact note urges trying CINDER Ella flour for baking. It promises fine results and recommends the product to readers, highlighting a positive experience with the ingredient.
Magistrate Abbott traveled to Fogo on Monday with Alfred Young and a dog team. They left at 6 30 a.m. and reached Fogo by 11 a.m. She returned on Wednesday.
Mr Max Hawkins transported freight from Lewieporte yesterday in a brief confederation life report. The Hodge Brothers were noted in the remarks as the consignors or related parties.
The Salvation Army in Twillingate celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with Sunday services, a large 2 pm parade led by 81-year-old Havoy Samuel Dove, and a packed 3 pm meeting in the Citadel featuring His Honour Magistrate Abbott. Remarks from visiting officers and local leaders highlighted the Army’s social gospel and hospital work, followed by a Monday night service and a birthday party with a decorated cake and crowd turnout.
The oldest soldier cut the cake and recited a self written verse for The Army's Jubilee. Attendees felt satisfied as funds were collected for the party and donated to the coming Self Denial. District Officer Cwillingate led the arrangements, with Lt-Col. 'Tilley, D. C., represented at the gatherings. The Adjutant was aided by Captain Watts, Pilgrim, and Guy, Mrs. Adjutant Rideout, and Cadets Wells and Thorne.
A Wednesday evening gathering drew a large crowd to hear Adjt. Rideout speak on the Object History and Present Position of the Army. Officers shared their joy at being present and Favoy Dove offered a closing prayer for the Army's continued success. The 8 A. 50th Anniversary passed into oblation.
The line notes the process of washing before milling into Cinderella Flour, emphasizing cleanliness and preparation of the grain.
At St Johns March 19 the 258th Commission Government meeting records Governor Walwyn’s extended term approved. A Companies law amendment was slated for publication. Trade talks with General Sea Foods, Harvey and Company reviewed. Educational development plans approved for reconstruction policy and a 1937 Commission Report draft discussed. Botwood storage tanks plans approved with safeguards. Hangland and Italy trade pact takes effect March 28, boosting British goods by about 27 percent. Settlement of old Italian debts to Newfoundland Burma and the Colonial Empire within six months noted. Newfoundland cod quota retained. Spanish rebels assault Barcelona with seven air raids and many deaths while Britain and France condemn the slaughter. France appeals to the Vatican. Poland faces danger of war.
Lithuania has accepted Poland's ultimatum and tension in Europe has eased considerably. Reports from Berlin say Germany will take no action if Poland allows seizure free Danzig. In Bay Bulls a man was found guilty of manslaughter in the January 15 accident on Goulds Road, receiving a twelve month sentence. Forestry plans near Bay D Espair and Ganders watershed will saw birch wood for shipment to England. Pat Kelly leaves for Boston tonight to race in the Marathon on April 19. Sydney Millionaires hockey team arrives to play local series.
Government in Mexico seizes foreign owned oil industries amounting to four hundred million dollars affecting 17 British and U S companies. They plan to challenge legality of the seizure as tensions rise in international markets. Also notable are war and political developments across Europe and Atlantic regions, with naval and political shifts shaping policy.
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