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October
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plans
were
made
for
Provincial
Head
Of
Rebekahs
Was
Entertained
Here
Last
Thursday
evening
the
local
Rebekah
Lodge
entertained
Mrs.
A.
C.
Bowker.
president
of
the
Rebekah
Assembly
ol
British
Columbia,
at
an
enjoyable
banquet.-The
evening
previous
Mrs.
Bowyer
had
paid
an
official
visit
to
Cen-'
tennial
Lodge
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course
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558
Church
in
Prince
Rupert
yester
I
day
was
occupied
by
Rev.
(Cap-1
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4
T
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taui
R.
C.
H.
Durnford.
area
W
A
K
iM
J
ft
I
Jil
chaplain
for
Prince
Rupert,
at
the
;
-
evening
service.
The
morning
ser-
.vipp
was
under
the
auspices
oi
OdSieUows
as
well
as
other
Co
w
J
.the
Women's
Missionary
Society:
friends
of
the
Rebekahs
attended
,,c
M
ua'mu,
jwith
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jenner
in
cnarge
Lessons
were
read
by
Mrs.
Q.
V.
number
be-.
the
banquet,
a
goodly
,
,
ing
In
attendance
Mrs.
V
D
'
Speaking
briefly
during
a
special
t
Wilkinson
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock
Smith
the
nojale
grand
gave
a
intermission
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
jwnUe
Ken
Harding
was
the
speak-brief
addrrss
in
welcoming
Mrs.
Saturday
night.
Col.
J.
W.
Nlcholls
er.
Mr.
Harding
took
for
his
sub-Bowyer
who.
on
being
called
upon
urged
support
for
Canada's
sec-
ject
the
Madras
Conference
which
to
respond
referred
to
work
being
oni
war
loan.
He
referred
to
ththe
said
was
one
of
the
most
im-carrled
on
by
the
Oddfellows
and
security
and
tranquility
which
thiS'portant
gatherings
that
had
taken
Rebekahs
In
British
Columbia.
She
country
enjoyed
in
comparison
piaCe
m
the
world
history
and
nokp
hiphlv
nf
Prince
Runert
th
the
conditions
In
the
Moth-
one
that
would
have
very
far-
'and
its
surroundings
and
assured
erland.
reaching
results.
Special
music
those
present
that
she
would
long
amy
oi
uanaaians
an.
saia
was
provided
by
tne
Junior
noir
remember
the
citv
in
which
she
001
NtchoU.
was
to
stand
behind
wno
sang
"Sing
to
our
God."
had
enjoyed
every
minute
of
her
fighttar
forces
and
this
could
(
Rev.
Durnford
spokt
from
the
taking
part
in
the
Dominlon-wiae
NnmM1
wehm.
Vnbie
be
no
oener
aone
man
Dy
sup-
.contrasting
texts
-uiouos
ana
urive
oi
u.e
uiua
w
Grand
of
the
Oddfel'ows.
Mrs.
J.
porting
xne
war
loan
ana
assisi-
for
the
Canadian
Red
Cross.
A
.
.,,
rintv
nrnd.
ing
in
supplying
the
sinews
of
war
,
,
further
check
was
sent
the
local
;dent
of
e
Rebekan
Assembly,
to
the
fighting
forces.
Events
Planned
United
Services
hut.
land
D
Owens.
Vice
Grand
of
the
Fro
me
practical
financial
Red
Cross
i
!
-
.
ijji.h
IrVMfollnruc
nigra
nlsn
rallpri
nnon
nnn
standnoinL
Standpoint.
Cnl
Nieholls
nointed
Thick
Darkness
Are
Round
About
Me"
and
"God
Is
Light
and
in
Him
is
no
Darkness."
The
former
was
typical
of
the
Old
Testament
attitude
btjfore
the
advent
of
i
Brigadier
John
T.
diuingnam,
.
,.
paru
out
that
money
was
lust
as
safelchrist.
ThP
latter
was
typical
of
"At
a
meeting
of
the
Ladles'
;
divisional
commander
of
the
Sal-'spoke
apUropriately.
The
proceed-
In
war
bonds
as
in
the
bank
and
the
new
outlook
when
Christ's
ad-Orange
Benevolent
Association
vation
Army
for
Northern
British
jngj
came
to
a
close
with
the
drawing
twice
as
much
interest.
tvent
brought
a
new
significance
,
plans
were
completed
for
the
hold-
Columbia
and
Alaska
with
head-
sm5lng
of
tn
National
Anthem,
"And
may
you
hope,
when
you'
into
the
meaning
of
life.
Most
tig
or
a
tea
Wednesday
at
the
quarters
at
Wrangell.
and
Mrs-,BCCOmpanjeii
by
Mrs.'
J.
W.
Mc-
buy
your
bond,
that
it
will
be
the
peoole
were
either
oDtlmlsts.
pes-home
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Proceeds
Glllingham
arrived
in
the
city
on
jpy
at
the
plano.
bond
that
buys
the
bomb
which
simlsts
or
Christians.
The
optimist
of
this
tea
will
go
to
the
Protest-
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday
J
exterminates
Hitler."
saw
everything
through
rose-tinted
ant
childrens
home
which
Is
the
afternoon
from
the
north.
Briga-j
Col.
Nieholls
was
presented
by
glasses
and
too
often
does
not
chief
work
of
the
order.
The
next
dier
Gillingham
is
making
one
of!
John
Skog
returned
to
the
city
D
Q
sonant
manager
of
the
recognize
the
sterner
facts
of
life.
bridge
drive
of
the
series
will
be
his
periodical
tours
to
corps
injon
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday
theatre
:Tne
pessimist
saw
only
the
dark
held
Wednesday
evening
and
the
this
district.
afternoon
from
Tulsequah.
ihp
and
is
without
hope
'for
the
rn
4
.
UsfitO
i
future
The
Bible
or
Christian
at-'tltude
recognized
the
facts
of
life
but
had
assurance
for
the
present
:and
the
future.
There
was
no
datkness
that
comes
from
God
for
He
was
light
light
that
meant
knowledee
and
loy.
The
finite
mind
might
not
be
able
to
cem-
(218)
Wilson
sang
the
duet
"God
Hear
.My
rrayer.
i
Mrs.
John
C.
Kurulok
and
family
omy
cooker
and
complete
wiring,
formerly
of
this
city
and
for
the
Also
incinerator.
$75.
Phone
961
past
few
years
residing
at
Daw-
FOR'
SALE
Chesterfield
suite
$100,
"V"
CU?
U,m
nrth
"
u'se
piano
$150.
frigldalre
$55.
Phone
the!Princess
Armour.
78.
tf.
Urday
&ttemPn-
I
Mrs.
Thomas
Graham
and
child
arrived
in
the
citv
from
Tulseouah
FOUND
Brown
glove.
Owner
can
on
the
iPrinfc,ess
LotiUe
Satlii'tlav
haver
SJime
by
calling
at
Dally
atierriooWr.
mrahanjjft&llrfbe
New.ab;d"
paying
for
this
ad.
coming
a)&
short1
v.
'Hwrne
Graham
also
arrived
frornTulso-
quah
on
the
Princess
Louise.
I
Harold
Davenport,
well
known
air
engineer
and
long
Identified
with
commercial
flying
in
the
north,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday
afternoon
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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ptuncer
Mrs.
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prehend
all
for
God
managed
the
Episcopal
Bishop
of
the
Yukon,
the
well
know:
world
according
to
His
divine
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prln-
was
a
passeim'
knowledge
not
according
to
the
cess
Louise
Saturday
afternoon
go-
cess
Louts-
Ej
limited
knowledge
of
the
human
ine
through
fronn
Wraneell
to
colne
rhrou
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