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Get PDFGleaners Class Gives Lawn Fete The Gleaners class of the Beulah church entertained with a lawn fete Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton McKinley, near Bangs. Over 100 persons, member of the Sunday school and the church congregation, were the class\u27s guests during the eveing. A delightful time was spent in music and games, and ice cream and cake were served
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Get PDFAnnual Banquet Debaters\u27 Society Representative high school spellbinders and exponents of logic for the past eight years assembled Friday night at Turner\u27s restaurant to banquet and attend the annual meeting of the Mt. Vernon high school Debaters\u27 society, which reunions are becoming more and more popular as was attested by the presence of some forty people at Friday night\u27s affair. The banquet tables were decorated with the orange and black of Mt. Vernon high school which was so arranged as to form pretty squares of rather large proportions. Potted flowers around which orange black was wound, also rested on the table at intervals. The following excellent menu, prepared by Frank Turner, propietor of the restaurant was serve
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Get PDFEpworth League Give Lawn Fete The Epworth Leauge of the Gay M. E. church delightfully entertained with a lawn fete Wednesday evening at the home of Postmaster and Mrs. S. G. Dowds, North Main street. The lawn was artistically decorated with Japanese lanterns. A large number were present during the evening
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Get PDFPerhaps the most encouraging feature of the 235th Session’s busy programme was the revival of interest in the presentation of Dissertations by members.In recent years relatively few have taken this opportunity to express their knowledge and views on a subject of their own choice and to defend them if necessary in the face of all comers.One only needs to look at the list of topics chosen to appreciate that the interests of Society members are still as wide as they have ever been: “Lignocaine — its rational use in Clinical Practice”, T.F. Benton: “There's nowt as queer as Folk”, R. Bolas: “The Effects of Prolonged Spaceflight on Man”. W. A. Branford: “Out Damned Clot” , I. J. Cartlidge: “Carcinoid Tumour” , N. J. Douglas: “Consciousness Altering Drugs” — Man’s Search for Unreality”, A.R.W. Forrest: “Some Aspects of Cystic Fibrosis”, Diana Girdwood: “ Concerning the Function of 3' 5' Cyclic Adenosine Monophosphate in Brain”, M.A.R. Knock. Happily, at the time of writing, a sneak preview of the new syllabus reveals that the 236th Session also has its full quota of Dissertations
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