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Skills Church Organizations Meet

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administrative work. The young missionaries have gained special distinction Hmong ths Churches of Christ for their pioneering meal. Flourishing missions In the Peace ltlver Country owe their existence to the thmxi work of those servants of God. They have jurt. completed a tour of hlatny of the churches In the United States and lro now addressing public ggtherlhgs In the Churches of Christ In this Prov- lnce.-$.

-M.rs.-J. 0. Cobb entertained the Ladies‘ Club of Summerslde Presbyterian Church at her homo on Tuesday evening. The president, Mrs. G. F. Cameron, “as in Ifha chair. The members were busy with crochet and om-broldery work also the pricing of completed lrtlcles. The next meeting will b0 held In the church hall for the final details regarding the St. Patrick's Tea, Bazaar, Patitry and Candy sale. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess assist- cd by Mrs. Erlmst L. Walkcr.—S.

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—-'I‘he Y.P.U. o! ‘ Summerside Baptist Church met on Tuesday evening in the Qhuroh Hall for the regular tncctlng. The Juniors were led by Joyce Jenkins during the devotional period and the prest- tlcnt was In charge of the business session. The special feature was a debate "Resolved That There Will Be No More War" \vIth Robert. Lefurgey. Shirley Poole and Clive Mncdonnld speaking on the af- firmative side, and Betty Gay, Joan Morrison and Arlene Jor- dan for the negative. The a4’- Ilrmutlvc won by one point, the tulnlstcr Iwint; the Judgc. Arrange- mmits Wurc nmdo for an l-Zttsler pageant. Mrs. Clifford Bmltlt led the devotions for the Seniors and the president was ‘n the chair for the business period. An interesting (Ilscussiozi was held on "Will There Bu. Another War?" Volley ball svas played at the cottclusiun of the nteetlsng—S.

o -Wal1ace Harding was In charge of the devotions in the Summer- side Church of Christ at the YRS. and ho prcsident was ill charge nflhe business. The remainder of the evening was spent In rehearsing the play “The First Easter."—8.

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—The Tuesday evening program of the Y.P.U. o! Summer-side Triu- lty Church was in charge of Miss Bernice Lldstonle and was held In Epworth Hall. After the worship period the feature on ‘Culture’. the writing of the columns of a newspaper was much enjoyed. The. minister conducted the Bible Study on “Our Responsibility to the Mmlonury Maintenance Fund." Final plans were tnade for the Surprise Supper for the following evening. A report was received on the Young People"s rod-m which has just been completed. The three classrooms upstairs In the hall were made into one room 33

5U MERSIDE & CIIARLOTTETOWN

“WHERE OLD FRIENI1§ MEET"

CARLETON SCHOOL I John MtlcMickett; Eugenie. 2. llco Smith; 3. Ivan Puynter. i Arsenpult, ‘ lhghcst average in all grades, Report. m‘ primary tlepltrttnenl. Grade 11 tst~.>--1. Gall stat! ‘E§;‘r‘&m‘ M)“ for‘ the tnottth of lebrua-ryl ‘ o Williams; Cntlterlnc Pnynter; 3. em grawgord Lavom’ Jame; 515w- Grade IV—1. Ivan smith, ..: Walter Paynler. M.“ walk... Paymcr‘ Clayton Lb

Grade II lJrJ-l. Paula Noonan. V019 mm Ruben Lavom Gmdc 1-"1- Allslln 513411151“ Mar McCarville, teacher.

Cordon Myers; 3. Darryl Francis. Grade III—-1. Albert Hnslanl; 2..

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feet by 15 feet, the partitions be- lug taken down. New electric light; were Installed and the 1'00"! ccmtplctely redecorated. Alli the work was done by the young peo- ple, the girls making the drapes for the windows. Money was voted to purchase pictures by the fam- ous artist Sallman for the walls- also to buy an oil heater. A vote of appreciation was extended to Mr. Eric Pearson. who supervised the work. It was decided that. on the Tuesday evening of the Passion Week services the Y.P.U. attend In a body in whatever church the meeting Iwlll be held. Games were played at thr- conclusion of the merllttg. ullcr which thrive W!!! R rehearsal on one-act plays.

The Trallltangcrs held their regular meeting In the hall on Tuesday evening under the direct- ion of Mr, ant‘ Pcarfotm-S-

sence on sick leave. Mrs. I-Icckbcrt

were in charge of the devotions

William and Mrs. R. B. Dewar

hours In the beIcvnY-llvllli r01!" conversing about New Arsvls and vicinity. and Chlrlottelviﬂ- P-E-L. whilst the Interior decorators were busily engaged In doing their work on several rooms.

The Reyes ltoms is a palatial

residence In one of Winnipeg; wealthier sections and ll I 1H8! and beautiful structure, rlchly and magniﬁcently furnished. Mrs. Kaye: was the former Viola MacSwain, daughter of the late John and Ann tMncKoy) MooBwaln of New Argyle and Charlottetown PEI. Mr- MsoSwaIn — known as Black John MacBwsln to disting- uish him from s cousin who was referred to as Big John MacSwaln "came to P.E.I. with his parents frCm the Isle n; Skye. Scotland when he was six years old. His mother was a Meclood.

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Mr. MaCSW-sinfwho married Ann MacKny of Crapaud. P.B.I., owned and operated a farm In New Ar:- yle, P.E.I. - and had as his next door neighbour the Murdock Mac- Leod family. a first. cousin who also were Isle o! Skye emigrants ~and was well known throughout many sections of the country in an oldllme business of horse trad- ing. Whilst In New Argyle, Mr. MacSwain became puralizcd and the family ~ because the children were small—sold the farm and moved to Charlottetown where Mrs. MacErwain kept s, boarding house- Mr. MacSwaln was a paralytic cripple for twenty eight years. Mrs. MscBwaIn came to Western Canada In 1909 end passed away in I910. Il/r body was taken to IKE]. and was interred beside that of her husband In Long Creek cemetery.

Mrs. Keys: trained st tho Pl. Island Holpltal when Miss Roll was the Superintendent oy Nurses. and came west in 1910-1; short l't.1'le before her mother's death. Mrs. Keyes has four sisters,

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Flora of Winnipeg, accountant at the Vulcan Iron Works, which pos~ ition she has held for thirty-five years. Before coming west, Flora was cashier at the “Old London House", Charlottetown. which dealt on English Ilnes, and later with "Eentnor and MacLeod”. Charlotte town; Belle, Mrs. Owen Gurney In Toronto, who at one time worked ut the Guardian Qfflce, Charlotte- town, Mary. Mrs. Peter Taylcrln. foztnerly of California, now 0.! Tor- onto: and Sade In New York. A sis- ter, Caroline, passed away In Win‘ nlpeg some years ago. O O O

Mr. Keyes is a native of St. Ste- phen, N.B., and ls Vice-President of the Stanley Brock Ltd-Commis- sion bmkers, Winnipeg,

The Keyes’ have two children. Marguerltte, Mrs. MacNalr In Win-

nlpeg; Nancy, Mrs. MacArthy In Toronto. Mr. MucNolr is employed with

the D.V.A. in Winnipeg; Mr. Mao Arthy is a salesman In Toronto; and Mrs. MacArIhy ls an Instruct‘ ores; In figure skating with the Grnnlte Club In Toronto.

Al; 280 Eugenie Sh. Nonwood. Winnipeg, I visited Iwlth Mr. and Mrs. William Vlllet and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farrow at the Villel: hone.

Mr. Vllleb, who is the son of the late George and Catherine (Fer- guson) Villet, and who was born In Hampton, P.E.I. came west In 19M. and curved a way In com- fortable living for hlnuelf and his family.

Mr. Villet has three brothers. Warren qt Hampton, .E.I.; Edgar of Sacrament, California; and Rev. Harrison, Principal of the Alherla College in Eérrnonton. (Rev- Har- rison Ville/t obtained his DD. de- gree In January); and three sls- ters. Mrs. Thotnas Stordy of Cra- paud; Mrs. Fay Cook of Winnipeg IMr. Cook is usslltlnt treasurer of

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o; QLIQmQTQIQfMI-rrmlfl} chum}; the Winnipeg Electric C0,); and llteld Its weekly meeting on Tues- Mrs. Alex Mayne of ‘Toronto.

day evening y“ Ebworth gnu, Mr. Vlllet is salalnsn for D. Ack- The preﬂdenL Esther MgBKQy, land (Port Street Auto-Mauve was welcomed back after an sb- branch) In WIMIIPBI-

Mrs. Vtllet was the former Pearl Curtis of Vlctorln, P.I.'.I. and was well known In the surrounding dis-

son of the late Cttpl. James Farrow and Mae who was born In Tryon, P.E.I-, lived as a lad for a time in Sask. later t wards returning to P.E.I, to reside awhile, attending school In 'I‘ryun.

e Canadian Recruiting Office, was with the Montreal Black Wlitrh, nud action frcnt the Ivattle of Arms to_ the and of llle conflict.

l Aircraft Engine Overhaul. CPR. He Invented a skate grlnder, pat-

ll principal of the High I

there); Paul In Calgary in connec-

tion with mechanical equipment. I 5 I

Mr. Ilarold Farrow. who is the

(Howatt) _Farrow and n the Eastern States. and after.

Mr. Farrow was in World War L nlistlng In Boston, Mass. at the and 42nd Highlanders, 53W

In 1M0, Mr. Farrow camc west tnl Ive, and is Deputy Inspector of

ented in 1984; and is past chair- mun of tphe Manitoba Chnpit-r oft the American Society for Metals. Mr, Furor: has throt- brothers. Wlllltm Mcrrell, an accountant or Anshersl, N.S.; twin brother Wel- ton In Water-ville, Maino, U.S.A., where he owns and opcrntcs n book and stationery store; Ralph in‘ Strong, lvlalnc, U.S.A-. In the groc- ery business; and one sister Mur- ion, Mrs, Connors in Wnlcrville. Maine, U.S.A. with whom the moth- er, Mrs. James Farrow lives.

Capt. Farrow was In the merchant marlne In World Wur I and was lost; gt sea between England and France.

Mrs. Harold Farrow was the for- mer Mae Curtis of Victoria, P.E-I.. a sister of Mrs. Vlllct nhd of M185 Ruby Curtis about whom I hdvr‘ alreadv written. Their parents were ‘the late Paul and Etully (Snow) Curtis. The late Mrs, Cut" ti: was a sister of lht- late Mrs . Jcsfne; (Addie) llnwatt n! Cape Traverse and Sht-rbrookc, P.I-‘..I.

BARKLEY W-I. 1h: regular monthly meeting of Dlrhley WI. was held Wednesday evening. March 3rd at the home ot Mrs. Morley Crozicr. Mot-ting up- cnetl with president in chair. hy slnzlng ode and repealing creed in

Following the Prettclt finance ntitlistrys decision to invalidate the flve~tholtsnnd franc xtotc, local holders of these artistic shluplasters ml! now use them as lights for their smokes, as this disillusioned young ma! is doing. The finance mlnlstry Itopes to nln about one and s half billion dollars by thls operation on the premise that a loud deal of the

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and questions to be answered urn.- ong the members to read, and be ready to decide on their answers at the April meeting- Cancer cam- pniitlt IcIt. until April meeting.

At-knoulletlgenlvrllu were rend from those who had received treats and sytnpathy cards since last meeting. Also recelpts from "Ssve ‘Ilho Children" for donation rcceiv. , rd and Canadian Appeal for Child- ren Fund for $40.00 revolved 1mm canvas of district. It. was decldeod to donate an additional $6.00 tram W.I. funds to the "Appeal fund" making a total of $46.00. It was also decided to donate $16.00 to "Red Cross Society" and to dongte 1 pair sheets to Prince County Hospital. Plans were made for puck-

Ltrge bills are held by black mark:

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in usun Inanncr. Three contests were put on and snloyed by Ill- Mrs. Harry Orouler won the Ilrll three prizes. Mrs. Harry Croliﬂ invited members to her home for the April ntovtlng, Roll rail "My Fnvorltc Fruit". A number of all»- irlu wsrc ltandad in for Red 0mm A dnlnty lunch was served by host- ess assisted by Mrs. ll. Crozler and Miss Morls Crozler,

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