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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 21, 1938
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun explains notices of thanks memoriam and announcements cost 25 cents each and may not publish long letters sent after Wednesday noon. It disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions and notes the publication date Twillingate May 21 1938.
The South Side United Church hosts a mass meeting marking John Wesley born 1703 in Epworth and died 1791. The piece chronicles his 1738 May 24 New Empire Day start of religious reforms, widespread Methodist activity, his Oxford fellowship, and global expansion including America. It notes his preaching, lay preachers, social reforms, and London Archbishop ceremonies next week.
Springtime editorials urge Clean Vip measures to boost health and beauty in towns and coast communities. The writing notes varing uptake of cleaning efforts, calls for drains, lime and raking, and laments poor streets hindering progress for the betterment of home life and public spaces.
The Bicentenary marks a pivotal moment for Christian readers as scholars place John Wesley among the era’s four great leaders. The Aldersgate experience, Wesley’s education, his mother’s piety, and his Oxford years formed a lifetime of preparation. A shift occurred when Moravian Peter Böhler urged him to trust Christ for salvation, leading Wesley to preach faith after March 6 1738, a turning point in his ministry and in the birth of Methodism.
A reflection on John Wesley and the transformative impact of faith in Christ. The text recounts Wesley’s conversion moment, tireless preaching across Britain, and vast influence, noting his 50 years of voyages, writings, and leadership. It argues that salvation work requires a warmed heart to be effective and urges renewed fervor in church life.
In the court before Magistrate Abbott three cases were heard: trespass, disorderly conduct, and tao. Ten boys from Cro Head were convicted and given suspended sentences, another case fined $3 or five days in gaol, and a third case fined $1000. The magistrate and Constable Clarke traveled to Herring Neck on Thursday morning, heard a trap berth dispute between Kearley and Osley, and returned a verdict for Kearley.
Bowater Lloyd Ltd issued a statement clarifying it has no present intent to enter the government draft agreement and expects to announce completion of the Corner Brook Corner Brook Mills property purchase within a fortnight. The communication outlines proposed terms including Reid limits, pulp capacity increases, and export wood quotas, with changes to railway, export rights, and Labrador concessions.
A government committee reviews potatoes and sole as part of a broader food policy discussion. The readable lines indicate ongoing scrutiny of staple foods and related market considerations by officials.
Mrs Langdown of Northtrom Arm died this week at Memorial Hospital. Her remains were taken from Botwood on Thursday by Little Grace.
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