Thursday,
September
8,
1938.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FAQE
TKRTB
Terrace
Bride
"
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"
Is
Honored
By
Ladies'
Guild
M
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Rpnt
s.
The
Ladies'
J
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xxiv'-.
-j
.
..n
nt
Knox
United
Church
held
its
first,
meeting
ol
the
fall
season
f
at
the
Minse
last
fTiaay
anernoon
with
a
good
attendance
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank,
president,
In
the
chair.
During
the
business
session
a
presentation
was
made
to
Mrs.
It.
Mun-ger
who
Is
leaving
Terrace
to
re-,m
fn
Burns
Lake.
Following
the
meeting
a
happy
..nt
in
the
form
of
a
post-nuptial
.hower
was
held
in
honor
of
Mrs.
e-A
TPrnnk.
formerly
Miss
A.
Longworth,
of
the
Terrace
school
staff.
A
beautifully
decorated
chest
containing
the
many
useful
gifts
was
presented
to
the
bride
by
Mrs.
Elwood
Brooks
and
Mrs.
Frank.
At
the
close
of
this
most
enjoyable
afternoon.
Mrs.
Frank
expressed
hr
heartfelt
appreciation
and
ex
tender!
a
warm
welcome
to
those
present
to
her
future
home
at
Kal-
um.
The
Manse
living
room
was
decor
ated
with
gladioli,
sweet
peas
and
gvpsophlla
in
shades
of
pink
and
nhite
A
similar
color
scheme
was
carried
out
in
a
tastefully
arranged
umbrella
forming
a
canopy
above
the
table
with
streamers
extending
to
the
table
and
finished
with
rosettes
of
sweet
peas
and
fern.
The
hostesses
for
the
occasion
were
Mrs.
W.
Klrkpatnck
and
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp.
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank
presided
at
the
tea
table
while
Mrs.
Vernon
Glass
and
Mts.
J.
A.
Stout
served
the
dainty
refreshments.
BURNS
LAKE
Miss
Marguerite
Van
Tine
and
Merk
Van
Tine
left
on
Thursdays
train
for
a
monurs
vacation
inp
to
Iowa
and
Dakota
where
they
will
visit
relatives.
Miss
Rhoda
Campbell
R.N.,
matron
of
the
hospital
here,
left
last
week
for
a
six
week's
holiday
trip
to
Brantford,
Toronto
and
other
points.
Mra-OewgeBttymondi
of
6mith-
a
.
m
I
ers
was
tne
guest,
oi
Mr,
ana
mis.
John
Oowans
last
week.
Miss
Mary
-
Haddock
arrived
on
citiirHa's
train.
SDendlng
the
.ftir-nri
it
ouMt
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
John
Gowans
before
taking
up
her
duties
as
teacner
ai
uecK.er
t,a.c
school
Mrs.
George
Hadden,
with
.her
Ufle
daughter.
Betty,
spent
last
week
visiting
her
father,
S.
Lee,
at
Vanderhoof.
Mrs.
P.
V.
Tallon
and
daughter
Miss
Dorothy
have
returned
from
a
visit
to
Ottawa.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
T.
C.
Holmes
re
turned
last
week
from
their
vacation
srspnt
in
Vancouver
and
r
ether
southern
points.
.
daughters,
Misses
Ellen,.
Bessie
and
Mary,
nave
reyirnea
irom
a
mp
Victoria.
Miss
Kathleen
Tracy
of
New
Westminster
spent
the
week-end
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Bushfleld
at
the
Manse
before"
taking
up
her
duties
as
teacher
of
Tintagel
School
i
Gordon
Clark
of
Hedley,
principal
of
Burns
Lake
Superior
School,
arrived
by
car
with
Ills
family
on
Mnnday.
Miss
C.
Manson
of
Nan-aimo
and
Miss
A.
Bourgon
of
Telk-wa.
teachers,
arrived
by
Saturday's
train.
Miss
Anne
Coplthorne
R.N.,
formerly
acting
matron
,of
the
hospital,
arrived
last
week
to
'join
the
ttaff
for
a
year.
Miss
Pearl
Mill
RH.,
formerly
matron
of
the
hospital,
is
a
guest
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
Wlls
-n
tor
a
two
week's
visit.
CONCERT
AT
DECKER
LAKE
Enjoyable
Kntcrtilnnirnt
by
Young
rcople
In
Aid
of
Church
BURNS
LAKC
Eept.
8,-At
Decker
Lake
Community
Hall
last
week
th"
voung
people
of
Tailing
and
"cckpr
Lako
communities:
gave
a
Nuccrssfui
coneert-which
was
well
attended
by
both-
the
young
and
''i
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j
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song
entitled
"Where
Did
you
Oct
tnai
nair
ouuk
.-by
Mr.
Funnell
sr.
of
Decker
Lake,
caused
such
a
great
amount'
of
applause
from
the
.the
audience
that
he
rad
to
perform
again
in
another
role.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Funnell
sang
a
very
appropriate
song
for
the
occasion.
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Funnell
played
the
ac
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evening
was
as
follows:
Recitation
"Out
on
the
Farm,"
Jean
Long.
Violin
Solo
by
Rosa
Goodwin
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Funnell
on
the
piano.
Song
"The
Little
Homestead
by
the
Sea,"
by
Hllbert
Anderson.
Playette
"When
Ypu
and
I
Were
Young
Maggie,"
Alberta
Miller,
Ray
Long,
Jean
Long,
B.
J.
Miller,
E.
A.
Bushfleld
and
h.
Saunders.
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"Poor
Old
Jlmf
Harry
Orr,
r
is
for
your
entertainment
that
an
army
of
the
world's
greatest
talents
is
ever
on
the
march,
forging
ahead
to
open
new
vistas
for
your
delight
adding
brilliant
new
recruits
from
all
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arts
every
day
in
the
year.
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nothing,
says
Hollywood,
to
make
the
motion
pictufe
theatre
the
happy
haven
it
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the
place
to
which
millions
may
confidently
come
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freedom
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and
care
.
.
.
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suspense
that
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faster
.
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for
romance
that
warms
the
heart
.
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.
for
hearty
laughter
and
eye-filling
beauty.
C
The
unseen
hands
applaud
and
we
who
make
motion
pictures
hear
the
echo.
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guides
us,
inspires
us,
challenges
us
to
fresh
endeavors
to
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the
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we
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and
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tneqtrei
I.TTTLE
SIISS
IiROnWAY
Shirley
Temrde,
Gears
Murphy
MOTHF.n
CAKEY'S
CHICKENS
Anne
Shirley,
Ruby
Kecler.
Jame
Elliwm
PltOFF.SPOR
B
F.WAKE
.
Harold
Lloyd.
Phyllit
Welch
THE
AMAZING
CLITTEHorSB
Edward
G.
Robirwon,
Claire
Trevor
THE
CHASER
x
Denni
O'Keefe,
Ann
Morris,
Lewrt
Stne
HARFFOOT
BOV
Jackie
Moran,
Marda
Mae
Jonea
ALGIERS
Charles
Cover,
Hedy
LaMarr,
Sigrjd
Curie
BULLIHIG
IIRL'MMOMI
IN
AFIH'..A
John
Howard,
Heather
Angel,
H.
U,
.arner
GATEWAY
'
t,
Don
Ameche,
Arleen
Whelan
VM
FHOM
THE
CITY
.
Joe
I"enner,
lichard
Lane,
Loralne
Krweer
i-ETTFH
OF
INTRODUCTION
Adolphe
Men
jou.
Andrea
Leeds,
Edgar
Bergen
THE
CltOWU
ROARS
Robert
Taylor,
Maureen
O'Sulllvan
MR.
CIIl'MP
Johnny
Davit,
Lola
Lane,
Penny
Singleton
KEEP
SMILLNG
Jane
Withers,
Gloria
Stuart
TAINTED
DESERT
George
O'Brien,
Laraine
Johnson
RICH
MN
TOOR
GIRL
Robert
Young,
Lew
Ayrev
Huth
Husey
THE
MISSING
GUEST
Paul
Kelly,
Constance
Moore
TnE
TEXAN9
,
,
,
Joan
Bennett,
Randolph
t
Scott,
w
May
Kor.m
RACKET
BUSTERS
Jlumphrey
Bogart.
George
Brent
THE
GLADIATOR
Joe
E.
Brown,
June
Travis
ALEXANDER'S
RAGTIME
BIND
Tyrone
Power.
Alice
Faye,
Don
Ameche
BLOCK-HEADS
Sun
Laurel
and
Oliver
Hardy
M
GIVE
ME
A
SAILOR
Martha
Raye.
Bob
Hope.
Betty
Grable
SMASHING
THE
RACKETS
Chester
Morris.
Frances
Mercer,
Rita
Johnwm
BREAKING
THE
ICE
Bobby
Breen.
Charles
Rtiggles
DARK
RAPTURE
African
Jungle
Feature
MARIE
ANTOINETTE
Norma
Shearer.
Tyrone
Power
SPAWN
OF
THE
NORTH
George
Raft,
Henry
Fonda,
Dorothy
Lamour
SPFED
TO
BURN
Michael
Whalen,
Lynn
Bart
BOY
MEETS
GIRL
.
.
James
Cagney.
I
'at
O
Brien.
Mane
W
Uson
UNDER
THE
BIG
TOP.
Anne
Nagel,
Marjorie
Main,
Grant
Richards
CAREFREE
Fred
Astaire,
Ginger
Rogers
FOUR'S
A
CROWD
Errol
Klynn,
Olivia
de
Havllland
FRESHMAN
YEU
Dixie
Dunbar,
William
Lundigan
'
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ASl
THE
LAW
.
EdwrdG.Robinon,JohnBeal,WendyBame
MY
LUCKY
STAR
Sonja
Heme,
Richard
Greene
SING
YOU
SINNERS
Bing
Crooby,
Fred
MacMurray,
Etlen
Drew
TIIRFE
IOVES
HAS
NANCY
.
Janet
Gaynor,
Robert
Montgomery
BOYS
TOWN
Spencer
Tracv,
Mickey
Rooney
IN
OLD
MEXICO
William
Boyd,
Russell
Hayden,
George
Hayes
SAFETY
IN
NUMBERS
The
Jones
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Jed
Prouty,
Shirley
Dearte
THE
AFFAIRS
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ANNABEL
Jack
Oakie.
Lucille
Ball
THE
COMET
Wm.
Gargan,
Joy
Horlies.
Andy
Devijie
SECRETS
OF
AN
ACTRESS
Kay
Francis,
George
Brent,
Ian
Hunter
THE
LADY
OBJECTS
Latin
y
Rosa.
Gloria
Stuart
JUVENILE
COURT
Paul
Kelly,
Rita
Hayworth.
Trankie
Darro
HOLD
THAT
CO-ED
John
Barrymore.
George
Murphy
RENEGADE
RANGER
George
O'Brien,
Rita
Hayworth
SONS
OK
THE
I
-KG
ION
Lynne
Overman,
Evelyn
Keyes
THE
ROD
TO
RliNO
Randolph
Scott,
Hope
Hampton
TOO
HOT
TO
HANDLE
Clark
Gable,
Myrna
Loy,
Walter
Connolly
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SUBMARINE
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George
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oft
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TAKES
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FLING
Andrea
Leeds,
Joel
MeCrea,
Dorothea
Ket
suggestions
about
motion
pictures
will
Margaret
(Peggy)
Saunders,
Albert
Canada."
A
DfiD
Ta
A
V
Orr.
,
Ian
Porter
as
chairman
con-
I,
ADUfi
DAI
Song
"wnere
Did
you
Get
Tnai
auctca
me
wnoie
auuir
umuig
Hat?"
by
O.
Funnell
sn
evening.
j
Recitation,
by
Jean
Carroll.
"
The
proceeds
from
tne
concert
,
KITWANGA
and
Marjorie
Shearman,
i
The
baseball
game
between
the
local
native
young
men
and
Cedar-vale
was
fought
out
in
splendid
spirit,
first
one
leading,
then
the
Bone
"LamD
Llehtlnit
Time
in
were
donated
towaras
neiping
w
KITWANQA,
Sept.
8.
Labor
Day
other,
out
tne
game
resuiwia
in
a
the
Valley'
by
Mr.
and
'Mrs,
O.
pay
off
back
taxes
on
the
Manse
was
celebrated
in
Kitwanga'
with
tie
of
seven
runs
each.
Jack
Berg
Funnell.
:
In
Burns
Lake.
i
girls'
Softball
and
men's
baseball
was
an
outstanding
first
baseman
Piano
Solo
Margaret
Saunders.'
'
'
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flames
and
a
dance
in
the
evening,
with
Stanley
Williams
one
of
the
Recitation
"The
House
by
the!
A
patrol
party
is
'being
sch
by
Before
a
good
attendance
of
stars.
I
spectators
the
local
native
softball
In
the
evening
a.dance
vras
held
Side
of
the
Road,"
Mary,
Carroll.
the
Provincial
Police
from
Stewart
team
r
Shl&met
Cedarvale.
A
very
In
the
Community
Hall.
This
was
Play"RaU
Miss
E.
Neville.
J.
ln
search
of
MaU
Telrgen
who
was
"
Clarence
Saunders,
Mrs!
O.
H.
Mil-
wZl-
exciting
,
game
was
witnessed,
.Kit-
well
attended
and
an
enjoyable
ev-ler
and
J.
Neville.
jlost
ln
the
country
north
of
-that
Wanga
.girls
.winning,
by!
twelve
to
enlng
was
spent.
The
local
orches-
The
evening's
entertainment
con-
town.
The
party
will
be
ln
charge
eluded
with
everyboylpglng
"o!
of
Constable
Requa.
,
.
s.
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seven.
The
best
of
the
home
team
tra
was
ln
attenaance
ana
boiomon
were
Hannah
and
Esther
Johnson
Bryant
was
master
of
ceremonlest
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