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SASKATOON STAR-FIfOENIX. FRIDAY. DECEMBER ti, MS. PAGE TWENTY-ONE Battleford Church Group Organizes for New Year Kinistino C.G.I.T. Holds Candle-Lighting Service' II, Jean Tarleton.

Rev. Canon H. BATTLEFORD. Mr. CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS and those who had trained them.

Barnes wm elected preildent of Church Boards Meet at Laura A special vote of thanks was ten Hives offered invocation earlier in the evening. The guests of honor th Battleford United Church La- dered to Mr, Home of the Forest FOUR PROGRAMS Included Mrs. Hives, Mrs. Currant diet Aid Society to sifeceed Mrs, Reserve for providing a fine Students Give Fine Pageant BATTLEFORD. A Christmas pageant was the highlight at the and Marlon Currant.

H. Burllngham who was unable WASECA. The Waseca school LAURA. Wednesday evening A large congregation attended to continue In office owing to fam- the official boards of th Laura Christmas; party was held on Mon drill, Christmas pennant; recitation, Walter Schlmelflnlg; drill, "Christmas choral singing, high school students. The chairman for the evening was J.

Donovan. Tha winner of a cushion raffled C.G.I.T. group held a candle-lighting service in the United Church parlor Tuesday, when the girls and their leaders, Miss Evans and Miss J. Holllngs-worth, sang carol and said special prayers in keeping with the Christ-ma season. On the previous Tuesday the group enjoyed a social evening with game and contests.

R. McEwen ha been awarded second place in th whole of Can the annual Christmas service at lly Illness. Others were named as Donavon and Dellsle United Churches met in the Laura church follows: Honorary president, Mrs ff .1 day, and Doreen Bennett, the teacher, conducted a program which Included a Canadian pageant a Robert Rlsdale; vice-president, for their regular meeting and 30, Battleford United Church, when special music was provided by the senior and junior choirs, with Cameron Innes as soloist. Miss annual entertainment of St. George's was Marian Tebo, A collection of Mrs, Percy R.

Rlsdale; secretary, Mrs. W. D. Sutherland; treasurer, Anglican Church Sunday School, members and friends attended. Rev, J.

C. Cinnamon presided and gave the statement. He explained the ministerial pensions play, "School Days," and contributions In drills, aolo, duets, and reg Lelth was in charge of the music, Mrs. John F. Allan; manse com $11.76 was taken.

ANNUAL EVENT GLIDDEN. The Glldden Com mittee. Mrs. S. J.

Taylor, Mrs. ada for the decoration of his hard with Mrs. Innes at the piano. The minister took for his subject, M. Harrison and Mrs.

Gordon Wal held in the parish hall on Friday evening, with Rev. Canon H. E. Hives in charge. Tableaux scenes were enacted as follows: Virgin Mother and Joseph, Marlene Nunn and Winnie Scott; Wise Men, board's definite Dlans.

ware store windows during the Fifth Victory Loan drive. Mr. Mc "A Few Thoughts About -Christ lace; flowers, Mrs. T. Currant and munity Hall was packed to the doors on Thursday evening, when C.

D. Ryan was re-elected for his 17th term as secretary, N. Robbins mas," suggesting that the usual Miss M. Isobel Lelth. istrations by Mary Howson, Stan Bower, Glen Broadhead, Arthur Burt, Violet and Adeline Kraft, Betty Campbell, Edith Summer-feldt "Sonny" Kraft and Violet Kraft.

Irene Campbell was mistress Ewen had arranged an -artistic display of beautiful photographs and rush to be ready for the anniver The financial statement showed of Laura was elected delegate to Julia Sayers, Florence Wuttunee the pupils of the Glldden school presented their annual Christmas concert The program which was the income for the year to be $359 the presbytery. The Laura women snaps of all the men and women sary of Christ's birth symbolized the unprepa redness of the world and Evadne Hives; Angel Host, Junior auxiliary led by Maureen Donations of $50 to the committee served refreshments. from thl district who are in the of ceremonies. of stewards and 110 to the mission- for the mightiest event in history armed forces. varied and interesting, included patriotic drills, short sketches and vocal duets.

Between acts of the A Christmas concert was held in The muslo and the message of that Loscombe; Shepherds, other members of the junior auxiliary. A choir ry and maintenance fund were voted. This was the second $50 to Forest Bank school on Friday, and A happy time was spent in St. Andrew's United Church, Kinistino, morning challenged us to better play, "Tha Birds' Christmas oft the stage sang the carols, while the narrative was read by Ellen be given to the church board dur Individual pupils took part in the program as follows: Duet, "One Verne Jackson and Rny Schater on Friday evening, at th Sunday School Christmas entertainment In Two Installations Held at Lashburn ing the current year. After the Moore.

things. Deeds of love and mercy such as we see at Christmas time are the best basis of a new world order. Two illuminated Christmas Dozen Roses," Christine Pike and payment of small accounts a bal supplied muslo with a trumpet and accordion. Wilma Arthur was mas The presentation of the "Pup mas tree, a service which he ha given for several years. Mother Sponsors Pre-Nuptial Tea ELSTOW, Monday afternoon and evening Mrs.

J. A. Stewart en- tertalned at teas In honor of her daughter, Margaret Katherlne, a bride-elect of this week, "X- In the afternoon guests were re-celved by Mrs, Swen Andreen. Tt register was In charge of Ruth' Vanderburgh, The lace covered tea table was centred with a flower and candle arrangement, while mauve chrysanthemums decorated the living room. Tea honors wer performed by Mrs.

W. Sherman and Mrs. W. H. Brown, Mr.

Peter. Stewart and Mrs. Ida Caffrey. Mrs. Alan Rugg, Mrs.

Ralph Durnin, Mrs. Jack Ettle and Irene Trimble -served. Musical selections were' given by Mrs. J. Rusg, Mrs.

B.JV Behan and Mrs. H. Young. Th trousseau and gift rooms wer In -charge of Mrs. Fred Hodge and Lorraine Vanderburgh.

In the evening tea was poured by Marlon Warner, whll Jeanett McTier, Edith McMurtry and Betty Robinson served, Musical selection were given by Jeanett McTier, Freda Sanderson and Mary Hook. The register was signed by mora than BO guests. -2. Bernlee Armstrong; recitation, Mar past years a high standard has been set In these entertainment, and it ance on hand will exceed $30, The peteers" created hilarity. Piano ter of ceremonies for the evening, trees formed the decorations with meeting was In charge of Mrs.

Bur ion Broadhead; duet, "I'm An Old Cowhand," Thelma Wesson and solos were given by Marlene Nunn was well maintained this year. candles and paper hangings. Mrs. A. Rica was accompanist.

Each pupil received a present from The primary children under the LASHBURN. The officers of llngham, retiring president, and was held at the home of Mrs. and a duet by Mrs. J. E.

Nunn and Evadne Hives. An Eskimo shadow Iris Gaadhura; recitation, Joan Jubilee Chapter No, 95, Order of George Cockburn, with Mrs. H. E. play portraying the difficulties of Oakes; solo, Doreen Moss; recitation, Fred Finder; solo, Lois Cork leadership of Edna Roy, pleased everyone with their aotlon song, "Away in a Manger." An Intricate the school.

WINS TURKEY Prepare for the Eastern Star for 1944, were in lovemaking among the icebergs, Pleasance and Mrs. J. Malloch as Joint hostesses. There was large provided mirth. Miss I.

Watson stalled at the meeting held Mon star drill was well performed by er; recitation, Clifford Plnder; duet, "Deep in the Heart of Texas," Maureen Pike and Joyce Broad ELS TOW. A Christmas concert sponsored by the Elstow school was directed the small children In day, December 20, by Nellie Rich attendance. DINNER Rehabilitation Christmas drill and a group song. ardson and W. T.

McMurdo. Betty head; recitation, Bernlct Arm held Tuesday evening. In the school auditorium, with Mr. Elliott as The annual Christmas dinner GIFTS'' strong; recitation, Christina Pike; Conkln was marshal. The officers chairman.

The program consisted of YORKTON. The -rehabilitation Refreshments were served after and social was held at the Battle-ford School Home with Miss M. duet, Lois Corker and Doreen Moss are: W.M Alice Hall; W.P., W. plays, songs, recitations, drills and the distribution of- children's gift th junior girls under Beth Evans. PAGEANT An, interesting pageant of "The Nativity" was presented by the older girls and boys.

The stage was beautifully decorated for the occasion and the parts were well performed. Mary and Joseph were represented by Beath Piercy and Don Campbell. Th readings were given recitation, Keith Evans; tap dance, Lois Corker and Joyce Broadhead. dialogues. Santa Claua was present McMurdo; A.P., J.

H. Moore; sec Lelth as hostess. The latter directed an Interesting program of and reconstruction committee, under chairmanship of Mayor Charles A. Peaker, named major committees Monday night. The committee to parents and members of the congregation, who were the guests with gifts for tha children.

retary, M. Langford; treasurer, A Christmas party was held In A turkey was raffled Wednesday of the school. Battlevale school oii Friday, under Johnson; conductress, E. Dillon; games, after which the distribution of gifts took place with Dorothy Brown making an excellent Santa On Sunday evening St George'i decided to employ a paid perma the direction of Miss Sciban, the associate conductress, Mrs. A.

Sec- morning at the Elstow school, the winner being Janette McTelr, The proceeds will go to the Junior Red teacher. The program was as fol Church Choir presented Christmas music and The selections Claus. The day closed with family nent secretary and also to invite the Saskatchewan Reconstruction Council to sit in Yorkton, probably combe; chaplain, M. Robinson; marshal, F. Phillips; organist, W.

worship conducted by Mies Leitn, were taken from "Yuletlde Mem lows: School chorus; play, "One Whole Dollar," Nellie Janus and Dorothy Christopherson; chorus, "Santa recitation, I Won assisted by Rev. T. Currant and by Lorn Rutherford. Th music in this event was particularly good, and the carols sung, was under the leadership of A. S.

Rumbelow, B.A., ories" and from Caleb Slmper'i in February, 1911. Young; Adah, M. Carruthers; Ruth Cross. ALLAN. The annual Christmas concert of the Allan Public School was staged by the pupils in the "The Nativity." Particularly pleas- A.

Lonsdale; Esther, B. Conkln; ing were the contributions by the der," Larry Hinde; dance, "Anni who is directing th music of both Committees are; Co-ordinating, E. A. Crosthwalte, R. J.

Priestly, W. H. Morrison, Mayor Peaker, Howard Jackson, temporary secre Martha, D. Lamont; Electa, A. Joint Service junior choir in "Praise and Glory' C.C.

Hall on tha afternoon of De Smith; warder, D. McNaughton; versary Waltz," Joyce Hlnde and Nellie Janus; play, "Christmas and the duet, "Holy Night," by Junior and senior choirs. Mr. Rumbelow was th piano accompanist sentinel, N. Richardson.

The re Evadne Hives and Maureen Los throughout th entertainment. COLONSAY. For the second an REORGANIZES SPRUCE LAKE. Th Sprue Lake Calf Club waa reorganized at a meeting held December 20, and -officers elected as follows: president, Lawrence Jackson; vice-president, Donald Ingram; secretary-, treasurer, Russell Arnold; leader tiring W.M., Mrs. M.

E. Guernsey, combe. Solo parts during the eve tary; welfare, Dan Morrison, H. Ferman, A. A.

May, E. B. Smith, Mrs. H. A.

L. Portnuff; general, Fun," Gordon and R. McKerchar; dance, "Pink Lady," Dorothy Christopherson, Joyce Hlnde and Nellie cember 17, and the program was under the direction of the Ursullne Sisters. The program consisted of school choruses, dialogues and recitations. nual event the congregations of nlng were taken by Mrs.

Loscombe, Mrs. C. E. Light, Miss D. Simpson, R.

E. Forbes, superintendent of th Sunday School, welcomed those present, spoke of the meaning of presented the officers of her year with gifts, and Mrs. A. Hall and Mrs. A.

Smith received bouquets of Ken Willis, W. H. Morrison, Mayor Janus; school chorus, "Idle Mrs. M. Layton, R.

D. Wilson, H. C. St Matthias Anglican Church and the United Church joined with a Peaker, Tom Shepherd, S. N.

The various numbers were an flowers from their families. The Adams, and Evadne Hives. dance, June Chlstopherson and Noelle McKerchar; chorus, school, Christmas, and then congratulated and thanked both the performers H. R. Preston.

number of other visitors for a car "Sweet and Low." necessary committees were appointed for the forthcoming year. Wynn; agriculture, L. B. Larson, W. H.

Boucher, J. Sherwin, R. Barbour; education, Dr. D. J.

Brass, E. A. Crosthwaite, R. M. Baldwin.

RED CROSS ACTIVITIES Landmark Lodge, 44, F. On Thursday evening, Waseca school concert was held In the school under the direction of the ol 'service held In the United Church Sunday evening, December 19. The church was Illuminated as far as possible by. candlelight to provide an effective atmosphere nd A.M., received the official visit The nominating committee was TEA instructed to name an airport com Junior teacher, Miss E. Coles.

The of R. A. Leslie, D.D.G.M., for dls trlct No. 7, at its last meeting. Af i nounced by Veronica Steckler and Bill Marback.

A special guest of the afternoon waa Rev. Father O'Grady, who had been visiting his parents here at Allan. After the program Rev. Fathers Schulte and O'Grady extended their thanks to the staff and the pupils. The publio school will reopen on January 4.

DEPICT NATIVITY WASECA. The Red Cross sol program included the following mittee and there was some difference of opinion as to whether the ter his usual inspection of the for the singing of many age-old carols, as well as several modern numbers: Recitation, Helen Hogan; diers' comfort group tea was held after the annual meeting on Tues Soard of Trade's airport commit work he addressed the members on the scholarship fund. Then with ones. The combined choirs entered the tee should continue under the board or transfer to the rehabilita day, with Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.

Rowed as hostesses, and proceeds W. H. Tweddell, assisted by B. A. Carruthers and Milne and tion committee.

with W. T. McMurdo as D. of C. were $3.

One soldier comfort parcel has arrived In England, as word Mayor Peaker stressed the ne the following officers for 1944 were BEST CHRISTMAS WISHES SPRUCE LAKE. The Nativity was received from Capt. cessity of committees compiling concrete and practical proposals, lis installed: W.M-, Fred N. Lonsdale; was depicted by the children in th Rowed Tuesday that his parcel had arrived, and it was a fine S.W., J. M.

Johnson; J.W., D. La including blueprints and costs, The church singing Come All Ye Faithful," and after the invocation, all joined In the singing of "Hark the Glad Sound the Saviour Comes," The prophecies of Isaiah were read by Rev P. W. Downer of St. Matthias' Church, following which the congregation was introduced to the quaint carol 'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime," composed in the 16th century by a Gifts Exchanged By Homemakers NEHJ2URG.

Tha Neilburg Homemakers held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mra. A. T. McAuslan on December 9, when Christmas carols were sung and small gifts exchanged. The members decided to sign the "Refugee Petition." The high school literary society mont; treasurer, A.

S. Snyder; sec Spruce Lake school Chrlstmia eon-cert held on Tuesday night December 21, under the direction of Saskatchewan Reconstruction one. He expressed thanks for it retary, J. H. Moore; chaplain, The soldier comfort group sent 20 Stevenson; J.D., C.

Schom; D. of the teachers, Isabel Turner and in parcels overseas to the men the services. Council was emphatic on that point, Mayor Peaker said, Mr. Jackson said Dean Cronkite told him recently that the council would W. T.

McMurdo; S.S., Alfred Vivian Heath, The Christmas story was told in song and recitation by Bexfield; J.S., Hector Bexfield; I.G., E. O. Linfleblom; tyler, R. H. BRIDE HONORED send questionnaires out to various the younger members of the school, and carols were sung.

M. Cleve held a meeting on December 10 NETHERHILL The women of school trustee, was chairman, and Roman Catholic missionary to the Christmas prayers, led by Mr. Downer, then preceded a special with Adolph Klsslinger presiding, rehabilitation organizations to determine: 1, work planned after the war; 2, work municipalities would like to do after the war if they the Minor Lake district gathered on Monday afternoon to honor Bert Hlgman was Santa Claus, SING CAROLS and it was decided to regularly buy a magazine suitable for each of the three rooms. Mr. Adam was ap Bertha Herman, bride-elect of solo and duet arrangement of "0 Little Town of Bethlehem," fol had the funds; other projects, Christmas Day, After a short pro ASQUITH.

Tha United Church normally beyond the scope of local pointed to purchase a radio for the gram the unexpected arrival of the organizations. Armstrong. Committees were appointed to carry on the various branches of work to be undertaken during the year. Mrs. Olga Fischer Honored at Party PERDUE.

Tuesday evening, December 14, about 40 of the old- school. "groom" with his suitcases caused In your family'! Joy you will find your greatest Christmas cheer STAFF AND MANAGEMENT OF J. H. Speers Co. Ltd.

SASKATOON Word has been received that Sunday echool held a Christmas entertainment in the basement of the church on Friday night, December 17. The Rev. R. W. Reid amusement, and Miss Herman was lowed by a Polish carol that provided an appropriate background for tie address delivered by Rev.

McMurtry, minister of the United Church, based on the hymn, "Come and Worship, Worship GIFT FOR SECRETARY Lieut H. D. Freeston Is "some called upon to introduce him. Or- WOODLAWN. Tha Sunday where in the Mediterranean val Lafee was the substitute groom and T.

J. McNalr were in chare and Gnr, Jack Parker is serving in and his suitcases were packed with morning church service at Wood-lawn was held at the home of Mr. of the games, Mrs. E. Woodslde Italy, Christ the New-Born fine gifts for the bride.

Those in conducted the singing of the carols and Mrs. A. Doeg, conducted by charge were Mesdames R. Han Refreshments were served and th A quartet composed of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Peters, Mr. Roblson and Miss G. Rosher, sang the fine carol non, Williams, George Anderson, 8 timers and pioneers of Perdue and Obituary children were given the customary MacNair of Hawoods, who also conducted the services at Avon-dale and Asqulth. At the close of Gulliford and Miss Lafee.

Wheatflelds gathered in a house- treat of candy. R. B. Warren "Silent Night" Speoial anthem warming social at the new home superintendent, gave the closing aolo parts were taken by Mrs, Pen the service a gift was presented to in Perdue of Mrs. Olga Fischer remarks, wishing all a "Merry R.

McFADYEN t. E. FAWCETT Jean Doeg from the Sunday Four Generations Howard Harrison gave a short a ft Cftrlstmas," School in appreciation of her work dleton, and A. Pendleton, accompanied at the organ for this and the entire service by Mrs, A. Pendleton.

ASQUITH. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur talk on the part played by Mrs. Christmas services were held In as.

secretary and pianist of the i TO I McFadyen, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mc- each of the three churches on Sun school for a number of year.

Fischer in the early days and presented her on behalf of those Gowan, J. E. McFadyen of Asqulth, day with special Christmas music present with a china tea service as and Dave Fawcett of Saskatoon at The combined Christmas Day serv OUR FRIENDS I a token of their respect and esteem, tended the funeral on Monday of the late Roy McFadyen of Ruthllda, ice will be held in the United Church with Swanson, pastor of A special Christmas carol serv ice was enjoyed by a large congre who died suddenly on Friday. De the Pentecostal Mission in charge gation Sunday, December 19, in cember 17, at his home. Mr.

Mc Marguerite Dingwall will sing Fadyen was a veteran of the First solo. i i i the Anglican Church. The address by Rev, D. Read was Inspiring, his toplo being "There Was No Room Great War and had suffered poor health for some time, The funeral it -t THRFE PAGEANTS in the Inn." service was in charge of the Cana SOVEREIG annual dian Legion branch. Sovereign school Christmas concert and tree was held in the community Word was received the same day, OUR PATRONS OUR COMPETITORS AND TO ALL HEALTH, HAPPINESS and PROSPERITY HAMILTON SON advising the family of the sudden hall on Tuesday evening, December Mervin Choir Sings Christmas Anthems death of another halt brother, the late J.

E. (Ted) Fawcett at the 21. The varied program consisted of three pageants, songs, selections by the rythmn band, a reottatlon, SP Si West Coast The late Mr. McFadyen and Mr. Fawcett were half brothers MERVIN.

A special Christmas a. and a one-act play. It was well pre and were well known here where service was held in the United sented and reflected many hours they were born and bad lived until Church Sunday evening, Decembei of bard work by the pupils and teachers, the Misses Beaton and manhood. Mr. Fawcett went to the 19.

Rev. Ford Forsytl, was in charge and took for his sermon Coast about a year ago hoping that Srd Ave. and tsth St Olaffson, and N. Jacques, At the ft the change of climate might im "The Christmas Story." Two an conclusion of the program Santa GRECTIIIGS prove his health. Burial will be arrived and distributed the gifts.

thems were anng by the choir, "Silent Night," and "Shepherds made from his home there. PLAY FEATURED Awake From Your Drowsy Sleep." Agnes Wylie waa organist. The C.G.I.T. group took part in VT. SCIIOLEY NETHERHILL W.

Scholey LUSELAND. Tha annual Christ a candlellghtlng service, the rep died In the Klndersley Hospital on Tuesday, December 14. He was mas concert was held in St. John's United Church on Wednesday evening, by the teachers and pupils of The four generations of Mrs. Annie Zick, oldtirner of Vanscoy, are shown In this picture.

Mrs. Zick is a Dane by birth and 79 years of age. She left her native Denmark 55 years ago to settle in the United States. The family came across to Canada 39 years ago and farmed in the Goose Lake district for six years before going on a farm in the Vanscoy district In the picture with Mrs. Zick are her daughter, Mrs.

J. R. Griffith; her granddaughter, Mrs, A. Adams, and great granddaughter, Arlene Adams, th latter three all of Saskatoon. Mrs.

Griffith was born in the United States, but has resided in Saskatoon for the pnst 27 years. born at Brighton, Sussex, Eng the Sunday school. The church was resentation of the Christmas message. The church waa filled. The women's association of the United Church held a tea and sale of work in the Legion Hall Satur land, 69 years ago.

Ha came to Canada in 1911. He served four well filled by parents and friends. The program comprised the fol Happy Christmas May the Peace andJoy In your hearts this Christmas be a prelude to the abiding world-wide peace we hope and pray for next year. C.H.WENTZ 1 UMBER C0TOb years in the First Great War, go ing overseas with the 49th Bat A Pleasant Christmas to everybody at Home and In our Fighting Forces. May all our old employees, relatives and friends be back at home to celebrate a Victorious 1944.

day, December 18 and almost 40 lowing numbers: recitation by Doreen and Dorothy Sim, Arlene Weber, Howard Sim, Douglas talion, Edmonton Regiment, and fought through the Battle of the i Somme. was realized, Tha curling rink opened Saturday evening, December 18, with 12 mixed rinks operating. Campbell, Doreen Weber, Rodney In 1918 he married Mrs. Rose Peltron; song by the small children, Millward coming to Canada in 1919, and settled in the Netherhlll district in 1920 where he resided until tha time of his death. "Jolly Old Santa exercises "Christmas Miracles;" reading, Joyce Oeelan; Christmas play "The Candle in the Window" by the older boys and girls; duet by Jean Love and Valerie Onerhelm; recitation The funeral service was held in i Biggar Choir and Artists Present Carol Program to Large Audience Ave.

and 22nd St. 4 a. 616 10th St. the United Church on Saturday, DlSTRIOUTOnS by Louise Hughes; dialogue "Pre December 18, with the Rev, Mr. Little officiating, Pallbearers were BIGGAR.

Monday evening, De paring for Christmas;" duet by Evelyn and Dora Gerrard; Christ tion, accompanied by organ, piano and violin. AND STAFF cember 20, in tha Presbyterian Church, an organ and piano prel ft R. Herbek, George Craig, John Lowry, George Williams, Roy and Gordon Hannon, Burial was made In Netherhlll cemetery. mas play, in three scenes "Katie at the Bat" Beth Love and Marian xne Fortnightly Club held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Ross ude, "A Christmas Eva Hohman were accompanists.

King December 18, when Mrs. R. TTv by Mesdames H. McKenzle and A. Kranz, opened a delightful pro Buchanan and Mrs.

E. R. McKay ALBERT CLARKE NETHERHILL, The funeial gram of Christmas musio to a presented papers on the subject large gathering which had assem 'Uem Lore." Mrs. McKay gave a bled to sing the old familiar and service was held for Albert Clarke who died suddenly Friday afternoon, December 17, with the Rev. description of diamonds, their composition and color, the most famous loved Christmas carols.

GREETINGS i The Staff and The choir under the direction of of which is the Cullinan which was Mr. Little officiating. Pallbearers were George Craig, Fred Earl Heron and Robert Storey, presented to King Edward VII of England by the Transvaal Government The Great Mogul Is a fa Mr, Clarke was a bachelor and its leader and organist, Mrs. McKenzle, pleased the audience by singing the following carols: "March of Turenne," "Good Christian Men Rejoice," "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen," "Jesus in the Manger," "Angela Have Heard came to Netherhlll two years ago mous Indian stone steeped in the history of India and has mysteri from Mllden. He is survived by a sister and brother In St Thomas, ously vanished.

The history and drama of other notable diamonds Ont, and one cousin, who attended 3 I- i. i on High," Coma All Ye Faith was reviuwed by the speaker. tha funeral from Conquest ful," "Joy to the World," and Mrs. Buchanan in talking of "Silent Night" WOMAN INJURED From One Friend to Another And a Host of Good Wishes for the New Year gems, took blrthstones as her subject, giving a description of the The choir also presented two an thems, "Hosanna We and stone for each month. She told of Night of Nights," in which Jack the meaning, superstition and magi KTNDERSLET.

Mrs. Bulls of Madison Is a patient in th Klnder-ley Union Hospital, suffering from face nd ear injuries as a result Comer took the aolo parts. Soloists cal powers they are supposed to for the evening were Miss M. Al posses. We derive our habit of EXTEND CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS And Best Wishes for Their Health, Happiness and Prosperity GREY CAB Limited lan, who sang, "On That Blessed wearing blrthstones from ancient Hebrews, she said.

A breastplate of Holy Night" and -O'er Manger of an accident when th car in which ah and her husband were driving upeet on th loos gravel between Klndersley and Glldden on Monday, December 20. The car, and Mrs. Kran sang Aaron the high priest was set with Holy Night" and "Jeau Bamblnol' 12 precious stones and members of if STAFF. AND MANAGEMENT Empire Meat Co. Ltd.

Mrs. E. Parks, violin soloist, gave a tribe coum be identified by the two selections, "Angels' Serenade," atone each wore. which they had Just purchased, waa almost completely wrecked. Mr.

and Mrs. Bull wr returning to thl hnmi after transacting? busi Mrs. Buchanan, accompanied by M0 SECOND AVENTE, SOUTH i GEORGE NESBITT Mrs, H. McKenzle, contributed a and "Ave Maria." Rev. R.

D. Cur-rle read appropriate passages of Scripture during the program. Carols were sung by tha congrega Prop. ness and doing their Christmas shop solo, "Rich and Bar Wert the Gems She Wore." KHXXUiXXUKUXXXUXeiSiUUXUUftfllUUitKKKKtZ. ping in Klndersley,.