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”,,tcoME AND hear the ten member Libby family present the old time gospel in special music, mging and preaching at the pgntecostal Church. Murray River, on Sept. & and 23 at I p.m.

, 'LoDGE MEETING - The regular meeting of ACME Re- benh Lodge, Montague. was held Thursday evening, and was con- ducted by Mrs. Lillian MacDonald. Rug, Lodge opened in usual form (allowed by roll call. which was answered by a. large number of officers and members. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. Miss Edith Mae- Donald. and were approved as read. imports of committees were then rend. Mrs. Florence Stewart. RN. 5,, reported that a movie "Small Town Girl" sponsored by the lodge, would be shown in Yeo's Theatre inis week, and committees were appointed to supervise the sale of tickets and candy. Plans were llnalized for receiving Miss Ruth Miller. warden of the Rebekah As- sembly of the Maritime Provinces. when she officially visits the Is- land lodges the last of the month. The sick committee reported that Miss Sue Hemphill, P.G.N.. is ill in hospital. It was also reported that Brother Heath.Stewa.rt was ill in lhe P.E.I. Hospital. Deep regret was expressed at the sudden death of Sister Mabel Macbean at her home in Montague last week, and the sympathy of the members was extended to Brother MacLean in his bereavement. At the close of inilze. degree practice was held under the direction of Mrs. Marlon uacDonald, P.N.G.

Macllenzie - Penny Wedding

. "rhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Penny was the scene of a pretty late summer wedding. Sept. 1, at four o'clock when Bar- bara Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Penny became the bride of Roderick. son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. MacKenzie, Lower Montague. P. E. I. The ceremony was performed by Mr. Kenneth Norris. Montague.

The wedding music was played by Mrs. Kenneth Norris.

The bride. given in marriage by her father. wore a ballerina- length gown of powder blue silk organza over blue taffeta. Her shoulder-length veil of blue tulle was held in place by a band of matching flowers. She wore match- ing blue wrist-lcngth gloves. She i'2'I'l'lCd a bouquet of white glad- loll.

ihe bride was attended by her sister. Kathleen. Her ballerina- icngth gown was of salmon pink silk organza over pink taffeta. She wore pale pink hat and gloves, and carried a bouquet of white glad- loll.

Mr. Paul Dewar was best man. Following the ceremony Mrs. Kenneth Norris beautifully sang. "I'll Walk Beside You." accom- panied by Mrs. Elsie Strickland at the organ.

For the wedding the bride's mo- ther wore a blue flowered nylon dress with a pink corsage. The groom's mother wore a wine suit with a corsage of sweet peas.

A huifet lunch was served to immediate relatives of the bride and groom. The bride's table was centered with a wedding cake dec- nrated with an arch and bell. and was cut in the traditional manner by the young couple. Mrs. Vivian O'Connor and Mrs. Albert Els- worth assisted in serving.

Following the lunch the happy couple motored to the groom's home for a very-enjoyable eve- ning of dancing and singing. fol- lowed by in dainty lunch.

After a honeymoon through the Eastern U. S. A. they will reside in Lower Montague. where the lzroom is a prosperous farmer.

Out-of-town guests at the wed- ding were: Mr. and Mrs. William Gilson and Billy. Rye, New Hamp- shire, U.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caiin, Beverely and Marion. Northam. P. E. I.

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.-.'0BGANIZE LADIES AID - Mra. James King. Milltown Cross. was hostess to the United Church ladies of the community on Wed- nesday evening. The meeting was called for the purpose of organ- izing a Ladies Aid Society. Rev. W. A. Paterson. Georgetown. open- ed the meeting with a short de- votional perioil. and the appoint- ment of officers followed. Mrs. Harvey Moore was appointed as president; Mrs. Duncan Bruce as vice-president; Mrs. William Stew- art as secretary and.Mrs. George Acorn as treasurer. Eight ladies paid membership dues. On motion it was decided to hold the meet- ing on the third Wednesday of each month. An invitation to meet at the home of Mrs. Acorn In October was accepted. The meeting closed with the Lords Prayer. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs Duncan Bruce.

Personals

..'Misa Belle Bruce spent a few days visiting at Milltown Cross on her return from Boston. Mass.

..'Mra. Eva Godsoe, Milltown Crou. left recently to visit her sister. Mrs. Maclieod, of Boston. Mass.

..'Mis.s Joan Nicholson. 1630118? at Brackley Point, spent the week- end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson, Milltown Cross.

..'Mr. Arthur A. Peters of Kent- ville, N.S., was a recent visitor to Montague, the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald.

..'Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parkman. Surnmerside and Captain and Mrs. A. A. Mosher. Montague, return- ed to their homes this week fol- lowing a trip through Maine and Massachusettcs.

.!Mr. and Mrs. Robert Masher. Dartmouth, N.S., have returned home after a short visit with Mr. Mosher's parents, Mr. and Mrs A. A. Mosher, of Montague.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc- Kena. left yesterday by plane on return to their home in Hamilton Ontario. after spending their vaca- tion with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard, Charlottetown. and Mr. P. J. Mcxehna. Montague.

..'AC 1 Eric Weathcrbie, R.C.A. F., left Sunday for North Bay. Ontario, alter spending, thirty days leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Weatherbie. Val- leyfield.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lake, Tor- onto. are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Lake. Montague, and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Llewellyn, Charlottetown.

..Mrs. Crawford Blachett cl Annandale has Just arrived home after attending the wedding of her grand-daughter. Jean rouhy, daughter of Jessie E. and John B. Fouhy of 4: Bacon Road. Belmont, Mass.

BED POINT W. I.

..”I'ho Red Point W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Foster Gar- rett. East Baltic. on Sept. 7, with I large attendance. Due to the ab- sence of the president and vice president, Mrs. Alexander Robert- son most c'apably conducted the meeting.

The meeting opened with the Creed followed by roll call and reading of the minutes. Corres- pondence was read and discussed. It was decided to hold a chicken supper in the Red Point School on Sept. 30. It was agreed to send 010.00 to the Iron Lung Fund in Charlottetown.

As there were no further busi- ness a pantry sale was held and the proceeds were 35.00.

A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by members. Next meeting is to be at the home of Mrs. Jerome Sutherland on Oct. ii. Roll call for next meeting is to. be answered by favorite cake and cookie recipe.

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Dr. M. L. Bonneli, provincial chairman of the cancer campaign announces that Mr. Gilbert Ole- ments (above) has consented to act as campaign chairman for the town of Montague. Mr. Clements is an experienced and capable dir- ector .of fund raising drives and has about completed his organiza- tion for the Montague cancer campaign. He announces that the canvass of the town will be made this week.

Murray River

..'Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Beck. Searsport. Maine. are spending their holidays at the home of Mrs. Beck's mother, Mrs. John Beck. Murray River.

Mrs. Reginald Johnston, Murray River. was a recent visitor to Summerside, guest of her aon-in- law and daughter. L. A. C. and Mrs. Marshall Greene

Mr. Earl Munn, who is employ- ed in Charlottetown. spent the week-end of Sept. 11 at his home 1 in Murray River.

Messrs. Cyril and Vernon Mac- Lean have returned to" Charlotte- town after spending their holl- days -at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLean, Murray River.

Miss Olive Beck, Cambridge, Mass.. is spending her holidays at the home of her mother. Mrs. John Beck, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welton and children. Larry and Donna, High Bank, have recently taken up res- idence in York, where they have bought a home.

Miss Bertha MacLean, Sum- imerside, spent the week-end at ,ihe home of her parents, Mr. and glilrs. John W. MacLean. High I Bank.

Mr. Stirling Whiteway and Mr.- .Norman Stewart. spent the week- :-end of Sept. ii. in Halifax, N. s.

I Miss Catherine MacDonald, Char; lottetown. is spending a week in Murray River, visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas White and land family. Toronto, Ont.. are l spending their holidays at the home of Mrs. White's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cuddy. Gladstone.

The sympathy of the district is extended to the parents and sister of the late Barry Hugh, Murray Harbour. whose death occurred in the P. E. Island Hospital on Sept l5.

Miss Hazel Vanlderstine has re-I Charlottetown after, spending her holidays in Murray River, guest of Miss Alice Mac- Lead.

Mrs, Fred White, who has been a patient in the P. E. Island Hos- pital. is visiting at the home of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Brehaut. Mur- ray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Buell and young son, have returned to Char- lottetown after spending a few days in Murray River, guests of Mr. Bueil's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sim- on Buell.

Mr. Fred sharam. Calgary. Al- berta. who is spending his holiday; at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Sharam. Mur-

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Chairman Aileciares I Chest X-ray Inailequalei 7 ln Fight Against Cancer of The lung

By PIANI CARE!

WASHINGTON (AP) - A San 1" clsco doctor said Monday x-ray is the best available ”' g lung cance in the general population but it is far from good enough.

"if a significant attack is to be made on the lung cancer problem." amore effective method of detec- tion on a mass basis among ap- parently healthy people will have to be found, said Dr. L. Henry Garland. himself an x-ray special-

st.

The doctor suggested that re- search in pushed to develop some biochemical" or other method- pouibly including some kind of blood teat-as a means of detecting lung cancer on a more sure-fire" basis among the general public. SEVERAL DEAWBACKS Garland. in a report prepared for the iidth annual meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society opening today. said recent surveys in several large cities showed mass x-ray had several draw- backs, including:

1. Mass x-ray detects only about 10 cases of lung cancer in every 100,000 persons of all ages ex- amined, compared with an esti- mll&do prevalence rate of 18 per 1 , .

2. Lung cancer detected in man

surveys of large gro , of people "is unfortunately seldom early (cancer)." Garland said the eventual out- look for lung cancer cases detected in mass surveys of apparently well persons "prove little better" than that of lung cancer detected by conventional methods of examining the cheats of persons who already show apparent symptoms of the disease. LITTLE BETTER. He said indications are that not more than ll per cent of lung can- cer cases detected in mass surveys can be cured by surgery. This. he said, is only slightly better than the cure rate expectable among patients whose lung cancer is de- tected after they have shown symp- toms. Garlandi said several doctors have suggested making seml-an- nual chest x-rays of all men over 15-the sex and age group believed most susceptible to lung cancer.

Garland said that with the lim- itations of available curativcs or helpful method being what they are "the yield in lives actually saved or even made more com- fortable" by such a program ”ap- pears to be so small that one can- not urge its imposition on the gen- eral public."

Georgetown

..'Mr. and Mrs. C-uy Beebe of Amherst, N. S.. have ken up residence in Georgetown n their home on Fitzroy St., which they recently purchased from Mrs. Kenneth Mclnnis.

Mr. John Henry Dingwell and Mr. Russell Robertson of Annun- dale, were business visitors to Georgetown on September id.

Mrs. Maddy, accompanied by her son, Donnie of Boston. Mass, are visiting in Georgetown, where they are the guests of Mrs. Maddy's, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Blackett.

Friends of Mr. William S. Marteli, well-known local lobster packer and coal dealer, are indeed sorry to hear that he had the misfortune, several days ago. of falling of a load of grain and sustaining severe and painful injuries. His many friends throughout the province all wish him a speedy recovery.

Rev. J. S. Donnell. D. D., left by plane on September 11, on re- turn to New York. following a month spent at his summer home "The Highlands" in Georgetown. Mrs. Bonnell will remain in Georgetown for several weeks be- fore returning l.o New York.

Friends of Master Herbie Mur- phy are pleased to see him about

itor to Murray River, visiting with relatives here.

Mr. and Ma. Gerald Jardine and family, Amherst, N. S. have taken up residence in Murray River, where Mr. Jardine is manager oi

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once again. following his recent illness which confined him to his home.

Mrs. John R. Stewart, left on September l'I. on return to her home in New Glasgow, N. S., fol- lowing a few days visit in George- town, as the guests of her daugh- ter, Mrs J. A. B. McConnell.

Gerald Murphy, son of Mrs. Agnes Murphy and Bernard Walsh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh, left on September 16, for St. Dun- stan's College. to resume their studies.

Miss Catherine Burke was a visi- tor to Charlottetown on Septem- ber 17. where she visited her father, Mr. Michael Burke Sr.. who is a patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pitzil.

WIIIII ii. Laiim Aid celebrate Anniversary

.."l'he lard anniversary of the

Whim Road Ladiea' Aid was cele- brated wltn a banquet supper held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Colin

MacDonald, Kilmuir, evening, September 3. Over 36 guests. including mem-

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hers, their husbands and visitors.

were seated at the banquet table. Flower arrangements were of gla- dioll. bachelor buttons, cosmos and other autumn flowers. A pink and white three-tier cake. made and decorated for the occasion, by Mrs. Cecil Campbell, was placed at the center of the table. Charter members attending were: Mrs. J. N. MacDonald. Mrs. Jane Daly, Mrs. Norman MacDonald and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Another charter member. Mrs. Maclieth. was un- able to attend due to illness. '

A few well-chosen words were spoken by Mrs. J. N. MacDonald. She told how the Whim Road Ladiea' Aid had been formed 43

that time. The first president was Mrs. Angus Macseth and the first secretary Mrs. Russel MacDonald. It was recalled new difficult it was, sometimes, in getting to and from meetings when transportation and roads were of a doubtful na- ture. A word of thanks was given to the men for their help in pro- viding transportation throughout the years.

The host and hostess were given a vote of thanks for their hospi- tality and for the privilege of us- ing their home for the banquet.

A sing-song, with Mrs. Colin MacDonald as pianist, concluded a pleasant and memorable evening for everyone. -M.

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Stephen Gotell and Freddy Walk- er were recent visitors to Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Donovan returned early in the week froml Pictou, N. 3.. where they visited their son and daughter-In-IIW. Mr- and Mrs. Jack Donovan.

Mr. and Mrs. Alec Maclilnnonl left on September 15. for Digby. N. 5., where they will visit with relatives. En route they will visit in Saint John. N. B.. with Mr. and

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