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Saturday
Night
Orcaon
of
Klrthday
pt
A.
Jyar
sun
s
Honored
y
Partjr
of
Friends
A
nartv
Of
eighteen
frtpnrtt
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t
Joined
In
a
surprise
visit
on
fiuur
day
night
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Ivar-son,
i2
Eighth
Avenue
Eajt.
U.e
occasion
being
Mr.
Ivarson's
birthday.
During
the
evening
bridg-playing
was
enjoyed
and
he
prs-sentation
was
nude
to
Mr.
Ivsr-
son
Qf
a
handsome
barpqiftej-
a
a
token
of
esteem
and
wel!wlsh
inc.
In
lbs
mt&
st
the
ftenW
delicious
refreshments
were
served
A
Prince
George
i
'Spirit'
Lesson-Institute
Has
j
Sermon
Subject
New
Officers
!
Of
Scientists
.PRINCE
GEORGE,
Feb.
8:
The!
Prince
Qeorge
Farmers'
Institute,'
'
a
its
annual
mtetliig
at
Pjntvlew,
elected
officers
for
1932
as
follows:
i
president,
James
L.
Atchison.
I
Yfce-Pretldent.
H
C.
Thompson.
Secretary-Treasurer,
R.
Black-
bum.,.
.
.
j
Auditors.
Jtmes
Rive
and
William
'
Cornell.
Director
S
single,
Tanvs
Barrett,
S.
E.''an
Busktrk,
John
Hed-Iger
and
fJ.
y.
Rich.
Women's
Institute
At
Prince
George
Elects
Officers
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Feb.
ft:
The
Cariboo
Women's
Institute,
al
Its
annua)
meeting
held
recently,
el-
ected
officers
(or
the
ensuing
year
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
A,Larsoji.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
J.'DraVe.
Secretary-Treasurer,'
Mrs.
J.
Barrett.
Auditor,
Mrs.
II.
M.
Kit's
'.
Director,
MUi
Buby
Wdkfo.
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
in
all
Christian
Science
churches
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Spirit;"
Amoner
the
Bible
texts
inrludpd
it
tt)e
lesson-sermon
was
the
fot
lowjng
from
1
'Samuel
3:10:
"And
the
Lord
came,
and
stood,
and
caj-.
led
as
at
other
times,
Samuel,
Sarn-uej.
Then
Samuel
answered,
Speak,,
for
thy
servant
heareth."
The'
lesson-sermon
also
included
the.
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook,
"Sci
ence
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures,"
by
Mary
Baker
Erfdy
one
passage
being
as
follows:
"To
understand
that
Mind
is
infinite.
not
bounded
by
corporeality,
pot
dependent
upon
the
ear
'and
eye
(or
sound
of
sight
nor
upon
mus
cle
and
bones
for
locomotion,
U
a
step
towards
the
mlnid-science
.
by
which
we
discern
man's
nature
and
existence."
Mountie
Officer
Wanted
Outside
Headquarters
at
Ottawa
Send
For
frupector
SinJ)s-yinvh
to-Leave
Llard
Post
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
headquarters
at
Ottawa
have
In-4ruptfd
Inspector
T.
V.
Sajidys-Wunseh.
officer
In
charp
of
the
lleUchmen
at
LJartf
Pwit
Jn
the
wiwenmss
bf
northeastern
British
Columbia,
to
report
outside
as
soon
as
josslblc.
Rauio
broadcasting
sta
i
.
wops
in
Vancouver
naye
oeen
broadcasting
the
Instructions
to
this
effect
in
the
hope
that
InsDec
torBandys-Wunsch
might
be
lis-
lening
in.
jne
uggesUon
is
that
the
Inspector
would
come
out
from
L1$rd
Post
by
plane
and
take
a
steamer
from
Ska
g
way.
Corn.
Thomas,
Brlce.
formerly
of
Pr
nee
Rupert.
Is
one
of
the
mem
bp
rs
of
the
Llard
post
detachment
wmcn
went
in
last
summer.
AdyertUe
tn
the
irvany
ppvi.
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