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LODGE No. 16, 1.0.0.F,

NOTICE OF RE-ORGAWIZATION MEETING

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There will be a ition

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Re-Organization Meeting of the
botsford Lodge No. 16, 1.0.0.F., held in the
at 8:00 pm. on...

Friday, October 4th, 1946

Purpose of the meeting is to discuss the re-organiz-
Abbotsford,

H. PEACHEY, Past Grand.

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| MATSQUI HALL ASSOCIATION
: Schedule

of
Dances

9:30 to 2:30
Oct. 11 and Nov, 22

———————
COMING TO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,

BADMINTON
High Schoo! Auditorium
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT

7 to 10 p.m.

All who wish to play welcome

a
MATSQUI—

MAUDE OBERG

Jane Page and Clara Runtz
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 8 p.m. — One Nite Only

DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR THESE WOMEN
FORMERLY OF THE UNDERWORLD

—— ALL ARE WELCOME ——
—S—==

DAN

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SANDY'S SERENADERS ORCHESTRA

IN MATSQUI HALL

FRIDAY, OCTOBER

ADMISSION 75 Cents

Dancing 9:30 to 2:30

11th

Refreshments

groom’
was centred with a
ding

Miss Ardelle West has
elected pi
Wn., Flying Club. The
intends to

ADMISSION 75 Cents

Sumas Co-operative Assoc. No. |

Annual DANCE

WHATCOM ROAD HALL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25
MUSIC BY THE AMBASSADORS ORCHESTRA
REFRESHMENTS Included

a plan
offer instruction in flying
members.

» Archie McNeill
of Vancouver, and the ushers
were James Rankin and A. B.
Whitson.

During the signing of the reg-

of
s parents. The bridal table

resident of the Sumas,

A full heart helps others ‘when
it overflows.

SOCIAL EVENING
WELCOMES WAR
ENGLISH BRIDE

i last Friday evening in
Soe honor of their son Howard who
ter | Tecently returned from five years’
service overseas and his
‘ide | War_bride, Ivy, who arrived
on Tuesday.

-| MISS DOROTHY JONES
WINS FOTO NITE
AWARD OF $145

been

Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Frost en-
a ot

their

PERFORMANCE

The look of quality can perhaps be imitated but not
the performance of quality — the quality in Gregory-
Price clothes is not a Surface matter—it is built
in by the work of conscientious and expert crafts-
men. The Gregory-Price label in your garment is
your guarantee of quality that looks well and per-
forms well. In @ word, in the Gregory-Price manner.

egotys Siice

“WHERE MOST MEN SHOP”
ABBOTSFORD

Baptist, Mi
group] Sunday, Oct. 6th: Sunday our supply of lamp,
e and] School 10 am; 11 am. Rev. and pick up a stock
to its] Griffin will be the speaker. time,
Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 8 pm,

Oberg,
Runtz.

‘edn y
Special service featuring Maude
June Page and Clara

AT THE
CHILLIWACK

FRIDAY,

ADMISSION—

They Met Behind Bars!
Tuesday, October 8th

AT 8:00 P.M.

-MAUDE OBERG
Jane Page and Clara De Runtz

HEAR THIS GREAT TESTIMONY of the 20th CENTURY
“FROM THE SHADOW OF THE
_ GALLOWS TO CHRIST”

Before her conversion, Maude Oberg was known as

“Angel Face” of the underworld, and spent many

years in various Penal Institutions, She was a habi-

tual criminal, a dope and alcohol addict, and faced
the gallows at the age of 22 years,

‘The trio are noW “devoting their lives to assistiig
others to a life in Christ,

TSFORD, B.C,

Also Hear: David Tillman and his “Musical Bells”

Pentecostal Tabernacle

Pre-Sale Tickets $1.10 Sal
Tickets available from Hipwell’s, Cunningham and
rber Drugs; also Gleig Bros., and Athletic officials

AGRICULTURAL HALL

OCTOBER 4th

Dancing 9 to 1

le at Gate $1.30

Moose

ORCHESTRA

East Essendene Ave,

|} Protect Your Eyes!

— With long dark winter evenings closing in on us,
think of your Eyes and take measures to protect
them, Adequate lighting facilities and correct Jamp
globes will prevent eyestrain. Drop in and look over
both table and stand style,
of light globes at the same

NELSON’S ELECTRIC

AND PAINT SHOP

Abbottors

MT. LEHMAN

Th
D.
ments.

Mrs, Hendley has left to reside
at loco.

weeken
Mrs. Gibson entertained

Sewing Circle and friends at her
home on Wi sday afternoon.
Guest er was Mrs. n
of the Beaver Club, Londc
vl very interest
dress on the work of th
where she was co-hostess
the war years. Mrs. ibs

club

at tea-tim

RETUR!

TUESDAY

October 8th

~——— ABBOTSFORD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ——

5d
NED FROM CHINA

Rev. William Dickson

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THRILLING STORIES OF WAR ESCAPES —
— SLIDES OF WAR AND FAMINE scrNES

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1:30 P.M, = WEDNESDAY

October 9th

and Mrs. L. Stewart. A

itful afterno
POPLAR
Mr. and Mrs, Sullivan of New
Westminster were visiting over
the weekend with Mrs. Sulli
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T
King Roa

. EB. Brown from Vancouver
called at Poplar Kennels on. Fri-
el meetings being held

Poplar are
the

North Po
woving of Kreat interest to
Pemdents of the district.
The Ladies Aid of he pet
af Rev
R. Tench labt Thurs-
tstord.

y i
9 their home in Regina,

Church met at the hor
and Mrs. G.
at Abbo'

Mr, and ae, Renee v
nd sir vacation in
with Me and Mrs. W, BE. Bi

have been
BC,
uckle,

. Sidle on Wednesday.
@ hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Nicholson in serving refresh-

the |

ring |

earty
vote of thanks was given for the

Marshall Road
Mr and Mrs A Hall have left

the district to take up d

SHOE

Bring in your Shoe Repairs

to us, We are specialists
in all form of repair work
such as new soles, new
heels, etc., ete.

.
| Men's & Children’s Shoes
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| MONTROSE

SHOE RENU
x! Shoes Like bl
R. H. GRIGG, Prop

Montrose Ave. Abbotsford

in Surrey they have pur

where
chased a place on the Mason Rd

ABBOTSFORD
TIME
DELIVERY

Anywhere in Abbotsford
Anytime

Ie up to 25 Ibs. on Group
Detiveries at 3:00 pum,

50c Minimum over 25 Ibe,

Outside Points plus Mileage
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