Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 17, 1937, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday april 17, 1937. In is a vivid picture of life in a fron in the programme to Temperance or jio3pital where the nurse is study housekeeper teacher spiritual and j a Painter and Coachman was by miss Edna Brown of Hospital thursday at Racheon when she addressed oif jars and delegates to the Lith meeting of Manitoba con Branch women s Mission society. United Church Jda in Crescent fort Rouge United e president was and introduced the and workers in various Steirman mrs. J. A. Greenwood reported Eaker 31 i til missions who were Honor mrs. George Belton spoke following a Scheon bring m from the ., Aid urged the study of scientific am France among the Young men i lad women in the churches. She 1 that More time be devoted and Sale Oriental rugs pictures. Pottery antique furniture Etc. From the collection of f e. , est. Librarian of the University of Manitoba. Opening saturday april 17 Richardson Bros. J35 Jiaxi Street pm. 86 851 Coronation capes made from your of Fox Scarf the Cost is Small Arthur w. Ingraham co. Winnipeg piano big. 87 177 102 life memberships made during the year. A steady increase in associate helpers during the year was reported by mrs. W. H. Greenway Crystal City. Miss a. R. Gordon reported 209 auxiliaries with strangers secretaries. Over 100 Bales of used and new clothing and supplies were sent out to missions and eggs butter and other supplies provided for sum Mer Camps. Mrs. J. M. Bannerman reported Christmas gifts were Given 850 children. Mrs. T. L. Arnett re ported 280 Temperance secretaries appointed and forwarded a suggestion received from the Board that oct. 31 be generally observed As Temperance sunday. Over names have been signed on the peace petition said mrs a. M. Campbell who said Over names have already been for warded to Ottawa from Manitoba. A three months stay As acting deaconess at Gypsumville was briefly told of by mrs. A. C. Osborn. She described a clinic held in the ". Hospital operations per formed and related cases of health being restored to Little children. Mrs. W. E. Hobbs reported 192 . Groups affiliated an in crease of 20. Mrs. R. F. Argue told of 24 Mission bands and an increase of in Givings. Mrs. J. J. Shaw led the devotional period in the afternoon. Rev. J. W. Clarke was the speaker at the morning session. He chose for his subject the revelation in the pointing out that temptation s today Are were in the Days of Jesus Christ and the. Story of his temptations Are the divine mrs. A. M. Campbell presided at the i morning session and conferences were held by Mission Circle groups . And Mission band workers. In the adult group miss m. Sted Man and mrs. E. H. Morgan were Avenue and Rutland Street Are dead hairs. Such lashes fall out officers and delegates to the annual meeting of ., of the United Church and school for Lead ers which is in session at Crescent fort Rouge and United enjoy a few minutes re taxation. At luncheon shown above Are from left to miss Edna Brown nurse of Ethelbert Hospital who was guest speaker mrs e. E. Bayne president mrs. H. Aselti nejd mrs. B. C. trails Coila pair leaders. St. Patrick s anglican girls auxiliary at Lorne of mrs. D. Fry 880 Spruce Street on monday. 7.30 Do you know what time it is can you Tell to the second what time it is now does your watch gain lose is it tempera mental see for yourself How your watch runs the most ingenious machine Ever devised. See it run hear it run on the time micrometer instantly detecting any de most accurate test known formerly a week s task. Your watch tested free no in today the Only one in Western Canada at Mckinney s 324 Smith St. Opp. Marlborough hotel ask also to see the world s latest machines for cleaning watches slender Siar plice style or. And mrs. John William Vin cent of 25 Victoria Avenue trans Cona Man., celebrated their Golden wedding All their fam ily with the exception of Edward of los Angeles being present. Or. And mrs. Vincent have been Active in Odd Fellowship or. Vincent be ing a past grand of no. 81, and both Are members of Confidence Rebekah Lodge. They Are among the oldest members Yale ave nue United Church. They were married at Lockport Illinois april 14, 1887. Mrs. Vincent was formerly Anna Carolina Johnson. Her brother Albert Johnson of storm Lake Iowa who was Best Man at the wedding was also present with his family. Or. And mrs. Vincent came to Canada in 1904 and settled at Prairie Grove coming to trans Cona in 1910. There Are five Chil m. G. Covell of Regina town and George of Transcona Oscar of Chicago and Edward of los Angeles there Are nine grandchildren and one great grand tuesday a family dinner was held at the Home of or. And mrs. J. L. Vincent or. The table was centred with Golden Spring blooms and Gold tapers. The Toast to the Honor couple was proposed by or. M. G. Covell and an illuminated address and a purse of Gold presented from the family and purses from or. And mrs. Albert Johnson. Wednesday afternoon a recept of. Was held at the family residence Victoria Avenue Bath afternoon and evening when friends gathered in numbers local Lodge no. Attending in a body. The Tea table was decorated with roses the Cen tre being a three tiered wedding cake surmounted by a Golden horse shoe and wreathed with Gold leaves those pouring Tea in the afternoon were mrs. Frisk and mrs. A. Brown mrs w. T. H. Peake and mrs. E. J Whitney mrs. M. Mackay and mrs Farha la assisted by mrs. E. Vase mrs g. Buckby mrs. Bannister mrs. F. Fay mrs. L. Lanthier mrs. Dunn and mrs. Maxwell. In the evening she tables were presided Over by mrs. W. Newman mrs. Bradley mrs. Robinson and mrs. Duncan assisted by misses e. Nev ens l. Nevens l. Scott and mrs. W. T. Fuller. Out of town guests were or. And mrs m. G. Covell of Regina sask. Or. And mrs. Oscar Vincent Chi Cago or. And mrs. A. Johnson their daughter mrs. Schweitzer and miss Bernell and their son Ralph of storm Lake Iowa. Thurs Day a family dinner was held at the Home of or. And mrs. Geo. W. 1 Vincent Harvard Avenue. Or. Vin cent who is 81, and mrs. Vincent who is 76, Are both in Good health. Amy Johnson Chapt. Hears travelogue at a meeting of the Amy John son chapter Heldi at the Home of mrs. W. A. Irish Wellig Vogue in verse by Gerry. If you see spots before your eyes Don t worry you re not dying but merely Vogue s pet Way " Wear spots and she s crying. Kiwi for . Of plans Tea and an Empire guest Tea. And Page rant will be held by the Junior woman s auxiliary St. Thomas anglican Church in the Parish Hall Corner Worth and thurs for Lustrous lashes Brush them nightly by Gladys glad mannequins at a recent fashion showing in Paris All wore gilded or silvered lashes. These mannequins possess Lovely thick lashes and the gleaming Cost ing of Gold or Silver makes then eyes seem even More starry Anc they Are naturally i am inclined to believe that Golc or Silver lashes Are rather too extreme for the average Damsel by even without them any will look starry and Bright if they Are framed by Long dark shadowy lashes. They add immeasurably to loveliness of the they can be cultivated too. Brushing the eyelashes with a Good eyelash grower each night promotes their growth and keeps them healthy and Lustrous. There Are at present a Good Many effective Eye lash growing preparations on the Market. Some of them naturally Are excellent while others Are not quite so commendable. Only those preparations of course that Are recognized As reliable and effective should Ever be used for they Are really pure and harmless and helpful in promoting eyelash growth and thick Ness. Both Plain Petroleum Jelly and odourless Castor Oil Are helpful in increasing eyelash growth Anc naturally. Uneedus Guild to hold concert Tea the Uneedus girls Guild of the St. James presbyterian Church under the leadership of miss Dor Othy g. Cornish will hold its an Nual concert and Silver Tea wednesday in the sunday school Hall Rowlin string Harry Rowlin and assisted by Grant will be in attendance and f mrs. Harry Rowlin will be the accompanist. Pictures will a be shown at termination of the stage performance. Iss Evv. 1 f Tei Cret cent fort to ukr United Chwu Annual meeting tuesday z ., in school room. Bib of the Church Corner of Portage room. Crop p a St. Matthew s Church Wom an s auxiliary. Tuesday. 2.30 In Sci in to Fig i t it mrs. A Litchfield will perform the opening ceremony. Ladies in charge of the various tables will be a. Cobb and mrs. F. Clarkjr. G. Blondell Scotland mrs. F. Mitchell mrs. R. Hill ire e. Ward. Guests will be received by the Rector Rev. F. J. Ison mrs. R. Wardle and her assistant mrs. E. Mulley. Receive Tea the ladies Aid of Kildonan thickness. These preparations have Long been favourites with Many stage beauties. Indeed Many of them Brush their lashes with either lubricant for daytime instead of print Mascara in order to give them a Glossy Lustrous appearance choose one of these simple growers or one of. The effective eyelash preparations a you you wish Beautiful eyes Groom ing of your lashes. Use a smal Brush arid Brush the lubricant lightly Orston your i lashes with a upward stroke each night when to retire. Do riot apply too much in the Hope of getting speedier re however else it May see into your eyes during the night o Day. And always Brush your Lashe upward when applying the preparation in order to encourage them to curl upward in attractive fashion. Sometimes women get the idea that this sort of treatment tends t you la find that l Ideal permanent for j i any occasion can had at the scientific hair dress ing for less greatest bargain of the Beauty world thousands of women Are enjoy ing the superiority of scientific permanents. We want you to enjoy perfect satisfaction also. Ginger Rogers Cro Quinol i latest Ameri i can style Illus tried i i to b Mouthy scientific luxurious lasting wave i greatest Rotl Meven i i Guan tit perfect scientific be Mcnutt wireless permanent lbs. George e. Smith presi Dent of the ladies of St. Ann of the immaculate Conception Parish is convening the Coronation Tea which will be held monday from 2 to 5.30 ., in the t. Eaton As Sembly Hall. Curlers en30 United Church will bold a Daffodil Tea in the lecture Hall Corner Kil Bride Avenue and main Street wednesday from 2.30 to 5 and. 8 to 10 Mrs. Lee Fletcher the presi Dent assisted by mrs. . Knowles will receive the guests. Tea table conveners Are Mes Dames s. C. H. , a. Mackay w. R. Gunn. Tea hos7 testes for the afternoon will be mesdames g. D. Wilkie f. J. Boyd e. Bush w. Wright c. Cook a. Corrigan. B. Dickenson h. J. Sey Mour a. Gunn t. Farmer d. Mackay. Men will pour Tea in. The evening. There will be a Sale of Home cooking convened by mesdames h. Carter Elder decoration com mesdames f. Hardy h. G. Mortimer a Steele miscellaneous stall conveners mesdames d. Hys lop r. Gregg w. G. Armstrong and r. N. Lyons. To make the lashes fall out it in t True. If lashes do come out after no wires no electricity no harmful Mooney provincial president and past presi Dent of the Assembly conducted the installation. J the officers for the coming Yeai Are president mrs. O Neil first vice president mrs. A Campbell second vice president mrs. Lish recording Secretary w Aikenhead corresponding s. J. Lupton to cd mrs. G. Weston mrs. J. Donovan miss j., Paterson mrs. Adams mrs. W. Gray mrs. J. English mrs. C l. Smith. Mrs. H. Hutchison. James Crowe by mrs. W. Thomp son to cd mrs. Weston. Mrs. R Wilson mrs. P. Wens mrs. C. Sharkey mrs. R. Sanders mrs. J. Donovan mrs. S. M. Acheson mrs. R. Adams. James Richardson Call Day by mrs. W. D. Gray to mrs. R. Sanders mrs. W. Barrie miss Paterson mrs. G. Allan mrs. C. Townsend mrs. J. Moore mrs. H. Hutchison mrs. Sharkey. Consolation All to mrs. J. English mrs. .1. Donovan mrs. Acheson mrs. Wens mrs. J. Braid mrs. R. Wilson mrs a. B Cameron mrs. D. Ross. Mccarrol construction by mrs. D. L. Plumton to mrs. Weston mrs. J. Moore mrs. H. Hutchison mrs c. Townsend mrs. Smith miss Paterson mrs. W. Co Burn third Competition by mrs S. Johnson to mrs. R. Wilson mrs. English mrs. Wens mrs. C. Smith mrs. Wes ton mrs. Cameron mrs. Sharkey. Green curlers won by mrs. C. Sharkey and mrs. G. Stration to be v sponsored by group no 5 will be held May 21. After a Short business session the meet ing was taken Over by group no. 4 mrs Hamilton convener. A paper by wars. A. Baker what the country women of the world Are was much enjoyed. Little r most sad breath comes from food particles in hidden i crevices Between cleaned advise Colgate s rental Cream. Tits special penetrating foam removes These odor Breeding deposits. 1 most bad breath begins with the Teeth Check your breath with Colgate s toothpick test Don t Ever let bad breath inter Well Back in the Throat then Fere with happiness. It s so easy to flush the water through your be test. Simply clean Teeth Rose Agam with Clear Between your Teeth with a tooth water. That s All. Pick or some unscented Cental you Colgate floss. If it reveals Small food de co Gate s penetrating foam gets it has an unpleasant into crevices and Between the odor it Means Diat you Are even where the Toothbrush suffering dentists say Frap cannot reach. It dissolves odor Breeding food deposits and improperly cleaned Teeth. Washes them away. Colgate s Safe clean your Way polishing ingredient with Colgate s dental Cream keeps your Teeth Brush thoroughly the upper Teeth White and sparkling. From Gums Down lower Teeth Colgate s delicious from Gums up. Then rinse your Peppermint flavour Mouth. After that put a bit of leaves your Mouth Colgate s on your Tongue and refreshed and your another sip of water. Gargle breath fragrant. 3 months later to bad by fat behind sparkling a Milf Coloa trs dental to adm prefer it will give the Celete tin Allan were also presented by mrs. Johnson. The new slate of officers is As Fol lows past president mrs. J. S. Johnson president mrs. J. Knight first vice president mrs. G. Wes ton second vice president mrs. S. M. Acheson Secretary mrs. W. J. English treasurer mrs. J. Dono Van ice convener mrs. J. Moore social mrs. C. Sharkey executive mrs w. D Gray mrs. C. L. Smith mrs. R. Adams mrs. W. Barrie mrs. C Townsend delegates to mrs. Knight mrs. Acheson mrs English alternates mrs. Weston mrs. Smith. Club events municipal chapter. i in Toom 200, Donalda Block tuesday 8 Central p it s so easy to follow palmolive s Beauty treatment says Lovely Debutante or it keeps All my skin soft and smooth i always use palmolive continues mile. Only for face Suad Throat but for my Bath too.? palmolive keeps All my Skia smooth and refreshed. Its simple Beauty treatment is perfect for my Why not give your skin the gentle care that1 Only pal Mollye can give. Let this famous soap keep All your skin Lovely through the years. Use palmolive exclusively for your own face and ban. Cleanses soothes beautifies costly Oriye and Palm oils give to palmolive mild penetrating lather. Going deep into your pores it floats out cosmetic particles and other impurities lets your skin breath and function i normally. And while palmolive cleanses it soothes i your skin leaves it healthy Radiant Beautiful Don t wait. Get palmolive today. Let it prove How soft and Beautiful it can j make and keep All your skin. W Liuigi tary mrs. N. Reid treasure mrs s Curtis Secretary treasurer miss Joscelyn chaplain mrs. J. Vaniderstin sergeant at arms miss j Knight assistant sergeant at arms. Miss m. Historian mrs. Merkley pianist mrs. B. Pope Guarco mrs. B. Mcclure Cor responding Secretary mrs. W. Us 6mrs s Evans retiring president was presented with past presi Dent s pin in appreciation of frer services. Loren to Street. William e. Gladstone chapter Ira Perial order daughters of Empire special meet ing wednesday 2.45 ., in 200 Donaida Block. Women s Union Home Street United Churell wednesday s Rev M. 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