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krivktnlllver. P..!:. 1. He was the 3,, ,1 the late John Maclilachern
at Debert for the last I,::nyUEI':lwith his daughter Mrs. Norman E. Day and was former- ly from Charlottetown. The late Mr. '”lIcEachel'n had been ill for the Deal with but I" ,pite'of the best of medical care. he failed to rally and passed peace- muy away with a heart attack- He will be well remembered as um" , boy he worked with the me Benjamin Hcartz wlilch was known as the Heart: Farm East goyaity. He also worked with the late Frank R. Heartz. Ind We!” worked for twenty year! at "W P- E. 1. Hospital. The late Mr. Maclilachern was of a quiet disposition and always-re- my 10 help at any time of trouble. He was a member of Zion Pres- byterian Church. and his place was seldom vacant when he was 1. Willie leaves to mourn besides his widow Sadie Matheson formerly of Charlottetown. one son Gordon, Amherst. N. 8. two daughters
orman E. Day. Debei-t, N. S. Two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He also leaves to mourn, four sisters: Miss Francis MacEacharn. Charlottetown. Mrs. vary MacDougall. Peabody. Mass. Mrs. Katherine Hume. Bedford. slass.. Mrs. Lottie Bradley. Cam- bridge. Mass.. and one brother. Allen MacEachei'n. Cambridge, Mass.
The funeral service was held from Zion Presbyterian Church on her. .1 by the Rev. W. H. Brown. who spoke words of comfort and hope to the bereaved. The hymns rung were; "The King of Love My Shepherd Is” and "Ablde With Me". Interment was at the Peoples Cemetery. Rev. W. H. Brown also officiated at the grave.
Pallbearers uerc: Messrs. George Douglas. Ernest Cudmore. Daniel Gariibum. Emmett Morri- son. Amman Burt. Leslie MacKay. FLOWER TRIBUTES Pillow, wife and family Crescent. Davida Crescent, J. A. Duncan and Gor-
don Basket. Gordon. Mayme. Dick and
.l in.- Baslket. Staff Morgollions. Amherst. N 5
Cut Flowers. Roses. Mrs. Helen Matbeson
Wreath. Office Staff DeBlols Bros.
Wreath. Fred and Lena Duncan and family
spray, Mrs. Chas. Brooks. John and Bernlece. Amherst. N. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burns
Miss Annie Mackenzie
Mrs. Christine Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Danlci Gariiliuin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacEaehern and family. B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Amman Burt and family
Miss Lois Macljachern. Toronto. Ont.
Miss Yvonne MacEat-hern. Town to. Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Amherst. N. S.
lilr. Russell Stewart
Mr. Edgar Doucelte
Mr. George Moore.'Soiitli' Boston
Mr and Mrs. Edward Balcom. Dartmouth, N. S.
Mr. Robert McQuarrle. Toronto. Ont
Osborne Brooks,
Mr. and Mrs. Seymoure Darrach
Mr and Mrs. Edward Martin
Mrs. Katherine Street. lliisquodo- hit Harbour. N. S.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Day. Misquou dobit Harber. N. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mulse and, family. Debert. N. S. '
M: and Mrs. Joseph family
Mr. Ben Baird and faintly Amherst. V S
Rush and
Mrs. Mary Macvougall. Peabody. Mass.
fttr. and Mrs. Earl MncLeod
Miss Janet MacLcorl
Mrs. Hines and family
Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson 1-Nun. Mass.
Miss Thelma Lartcr
Mr. and Mrs. John Todd
Roddie and Freddie
SPRAYS
Zion Y. P. S.
Mrs. Heart: and Ruth
Emmett. Lottie and Betty
Russell Stewart
Les. Marie and Casolcy
Mr. and Mrs. John Luiid and family
The Muise family. Deliert. N. S.
The Galivan family. Dcbcrt. N. S.
The Murphy family. Dc-hcrt N S.
Mrs. Maclllillan and Farquharsoni family
EVMPATY CARDS
Mr and Mrs Frank Moore. lior rhcster. lilass.
Mrs. Maud Bcaton and tziinily
Mr. and Mrs. R. Larter. Charlotte- town
hlastsusan MacEaciiern. Tot-oiito.
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lit. and Mrs. Vanitlcrsline
7.inn Church W. A.
Mrs. Ed Connors and family
7.ion Church W. M. S.
Ruth and Marion Hardy
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Cudinorr
Mrs. Katherine Hiinn. Bedford. Mass.
llliss Nettie Mathcson, Dori-hcstcr. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and (Emily Quincy. Mass.
Group i Zion Church
Miss Christine Todd
M175 Ellulth Bryanton. Keiisiugluii.
I-lflyd and Doris The Phillipa
Ulllilt Howes llarion MacDonald Shirley and Norman
l iii MEMOIIIAM
HUMEHT ARBING
The death occurred in the Prince Edward island Hospital on Dec. 24. 1955. of Hubert Arbiug after an illness of several months, borne with Christian patience at the age of 64 years.
Hubie as he was familiarly known to everyone was of a friend- ly and genial disposition and was favorably known by a boat of friends and willing to lend I help ing hand to anyone in need.
He leaves to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father. his wife tnee Isabelle Cutcliffe. and dnugbte-r..Sbii'ley. Mrs. Pat drif- fin, Winnipeg. who flew home the earl -part of the fall, to be .vith her father. during his illness: and two graiid-children, also one sla- ter Elln. Mrs. Hobbs in New York City, and several nieces to whom he was devoted.
The funeral was held from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. the ser- lvice was conducted. by the Rev. Canon G. E. Moffatt. Mr. Wendail Plllllips rendered very beautifully the ”0ld Rugged Cross." a favor- ite hymn of the deceased. The pail bearers were W. A. Davey. Lloyd Cairns. Claude Woodington. Harry Murphy. Daniel Beaten. Steve Mae- Donald. interment was in the Peoples Cemetery.
FLORAL TRIBUTE! PILLOW The Family WREATHS Mr. and Mrcs. Herbert Mayberry.
Cotton. California Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray, Colton,
California ,
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sherrea. Alas-
kn. SPRAYS Manager and Staff C. N. Tele- grams
Staff of Reddin Bros.
Beverley and Ronnie and Marion Harry and Janie Murphy
air. and Mrs. Harry Barr Shirley and Paddle
Laura and Jennie
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woodington and boys
SYMPATHY CARDS
Marina and Bob and Terry Angus and Lucy and Peggy Spring Park Womcns Institute Annie and Claude and boys
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalziel Theodore Carragher. Bonshaw Margaret and Vic, Winnipeg Mabel and Willie and Frank Newe- some. Rose Valley
Hilda and Ted Carter
Mildred and Art Gamestnr Florence Kelly
.lcnnie and Abner Vesey
lllirzlkand Mrs. Ernest Coles. Sol-
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Puts and Flu and Corena and Earle Steele
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood and family, Hazlcbrook
Vernon and Shirley Penny
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Whitlock and family
Mrs. Johuuio Williams, Paddle. Winnipeg
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell and family
Miiietta and I)on and Faye Sally and Steve and family
E. A. Cudiiiore
Gertrude Collier
Vina and famuy
Aunt Carrie
Rube and Ruby and boys. Breads- lbnne
DIIS. Chester Reynolds. Murray River
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Runp
Annie and George and Velma and Roberts Shci-ren. Crapaud Livintlatone Family
Lois and John ilnlroyd
Ni” and Mrs. Kane-y Mt-wlltinald and faintly
Tl.-JLEGRAM
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mayberry. Coi-
ton. California A
l.ET'l'I-IRS
'('ccil Miller. French Fort
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mont Jolie. Quebec.
CARD DF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Brown and nurses and staff of the Prince Edward island Hospital: also the Rev. Canon G. E, ntgmm and other visiting clergyman and to all who sent floral tributes. and llltlisaxzcs of synipatliy. or who in tlllyll'8Y assisted during the recent .'-flfl bereavement of our husband and father. The Family.
Hughes,
REBEL LEADER SURRENIIERS
RANGOON. Burma rAPi - one of the most powerful rebel corn- mandci's in lower Burma sur- icndcrcd Sunday night with 90 at his folIouei's. He neletl undi-r an oniiieslv offcr last October Bo fiarniaiu. ilil-year-olri lcarlcr 'II the iiotorlruis pr-oples' roiootcer 'tI'.!.'Il1- ixatioii iiuikcrl out of the innate after fighting the government for four years
Mrs. Annie MacNeil
Miss Helen Anderson. Alllstor. Ont. Mr. Ralph l)ay.g0ni.
AIR a;id Mrs Henry West. Halifax. Mrs. R l.. .'tiacPher.-eon. Uyslpr lied Bi't'dge
Mrs. Geraldine Reid. Howlan, P.
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Mr.- aim Mrs. William tiallinger. N. v.
CARD DF THANKS
Mrs. Arthur MacEacliern and family wish to extend their at".
Wed.. Jan. 25. 1956 The Guardian. Page I
Apologizes For Magazine's Brinii . Of. War Headlines
By - JACK BELL WASHINGTON IAP) - Editor- in-chief Henry R. Luce Saturday a p o l o g i z e d for "unfortunate" brink-of-war headlines in a Life magazine article whch brought 3 storm of world controversy swirl- ing around State Secretary John Foster Dulles. .
"If anything in our account of the secretary"! Doaltion caused any misunderstandln among our rea- dera or the pub c. we heartily re- gret it." Luce said in a statement issued from his New York office.
At the same time Luce struck otit at critics of Dulles and the maga- zine article. He declared that any fault on the part of Life "was for- iously compounded by those who. for the moment. put prejudicial or personal advantage above the best interests of the United States."
Luce is a suppoiter of President Eisenhower. The editor said Life alone was responsible for the art- icle. both as to "substance and phaseology-"
SHORTENED AND EDITED
He did not say that Dulles was incorrectly quoted, but declared that the article as originally writ-' ten by Life's Washington bureaul chief, James-R. Slleplelf. hid NH- shortencd and edited by Life Ind that the headlines did not fully re-. fleet the main emphasis of Dulles'l remarks. This emphasis, Lui-el said. was on the administration's. " 1 us ui-suit of peace."
v()Eimt(l)ie ciiver of the Life edition
containing the article was the cap- tion: "Three times at brink at war: how Dulles gambled and won." The headline on the article itself read: "How Dulles averted war. Three times. new disclosures show. he brought us back from the brink." The body of the article quoted Dulles as saying that the adminis- tration walkcd three times to the verge of war-over Korea, Indo- China and Formosa-and averted it by "strong actl ." Dulles was represented as say it that the abil- ity to get to the vege of war and yet avoid it is a "'necessary art” of diplomacy.
Marshfield Church Annual Meeting
MARSHFIELD CHURCH
The annual meeting of Warsh- field St. Coluniba Presbyterian Church was held in the church on January 19th. The minister Rev. Lee Mac-Naughton opened the meet- ing with devotional exercises. after which Rev. MacNaughton was ap- pointed chairman. The financial statement. read by the treasurer. Mr. Talmage Foster. showed a balance on hand. Other reports were received from the ses- sion trustees, Ladies Aid. W.M.S. and Sunday School.
On behalf of the Ladle! Aid.
Rev. MacNaughton made present- ations to Miss Macl-Tarlane. organ- ist and Mr. Foster. treasurer for their excellent service. Complimen- tary remarks were expressed to Mr. Charles Robertson, retiring trustee. who has completed twenty- five years in that capacity. The congregation is grateful to their minister for his good work and fine leadership and wish him every success when he starts his new work in Tyne Valley in March.
Pleasant Valley School Concert
The school at Pleasant Valley was the scene of a Chi-istmasl pi-ogriim on the afternoon of Dec.I 23. The school was decorated int the traditional colors of Christ- mas. with a prettily decorated tree.
Mr. Leslie Weeks acted as chairman and directed a program of choruses. recitatlons, mono- logues. drills. dialogues and songs. The .' 1 numbers of the pro- gram were all encored.
During intermission the Jtinior Red Cross carried out a success- iul sale of candy. The proceeds are to be used for the purchase of library books.
At the close of the program Santa arrived amid cheers and laughter. and in his Jolly manner distributed the many gifts to all. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Dickieson for her 30031 work with the pupils. She. in turn. thanked all for their kind- ties: in remembering her with a beautiful gift.
Long Creek Mission Band Meeting
The Long Creek "Busy Ree" Mission Band met in school. .lan. Zttth. Meeting opened by repeating the Mission Band Purpose. Scrip- ture Reading St. Luke CII. ll. ver- sea 1-12 by Pres. Ells. MacNelll. 24 members answered mil call by naming ii book of Old Testuncnt. Minutes of last meeting were rend A Missionary story was read by Mrs. Wanda Robison.
Prog. .onststed of Scripture read- ing by Bruce and Elizabeth. Rec.
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during their recent and horeavp
David. Lesson by leader Mrs. Don- aid Mocliachern. A Bible verse cal- endar was started for I950.
Frog. comm. for next month. Arnold and Freeman and Laura. Next meeting to be held in church Feb. l7th. Meeting closed by i-9. nesting the Lord's Prayer and Mix- pah benedication.
t-ere thanks and apprecigtlon tn Rev. H. W. Brown also Mr. A1. bcrt Macnougnll and those who sent cards and messages of sym- llathy and who helped in anyway
ment. Thank You. Mrs Macfichern. Deberl. N. S.
Arthur
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