K. C, Myrna Smith; 3. Eugene . I Grads VIII: 1. Elizabeth Dicki- son.

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HAMPTON

Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Trowsdale .compalIiQd by Mr. and Mrs. Ev- grrit Rogerson. leit here on Nov- emger 22. on an extended motor visit to relatives and is-lends resid- mg at Lynn. Mass.. and at Toronto.

Business visitors in the city II w ber 22, included Mrs. Rob- rgflmlttlerguson. George MacLean. and J. W. Maclaean.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Callbeck. were visitors at Chelton on Nov. 20, and returned. with their son Ralph who had been visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Pear- son. Ralph is now able to move about without the aid of crutches.

congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mae- Phail on the ocasion of their wed- ding which took place at Long Creek Baptist Church on October 13. Gifts were presented at the bride's reception. acompanied by best wishes for much hsppineas. Mrs. MacPhnii is the daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stretch, St. Catherinea.

Representatives from Seven Un-

ions attended the United Church .

Rally at Tryon United Ciiurcb on November .

Rev. Wheelock. secretary oi the 1 British and Foreign Bible Sciety. ' delivered an inspirlns address in -

Hampton Church on November 24,

on the work of this Sociew illusirat- 1. - ed by films showing "The Living I

Word."

Much interest was expressed by

the large attendance at the M.R.E.C

Conference ior Boys including cler- '

gymen of all churches held in the Baptist and United Churches at Tryon, ending November 27.

Members of the WA oi Hampton '. sale at Prowse Bros. Store. on Nov-

ember 3!.

Visitors in the city on November 3 '. . Waldron iiow- p v ntt. Maurice Cndmore. Mrs. C. C. 1 ,9

25, included " Inca and Mrs. George Villet.

i , Relatives and friends from this? .2

district, were present to convey lin-

sl tributes of respect ior the late i

Mrs. Sinclair Aiileck. widely known and highly respected resident oi Bedeque (formerly cl Chelton), whose death occurred at her home on Novemba 38. in her list year. Funeral services. were conducted by the pastor. Interment was in the Baptist Church Cemetery.

Sympathy is extended to Rev. Bacon. a former Islander. now Min- later in charge oi the pastoral charge at Port Eigin. inrthe des- truction by fire of undetermined origin, of the United Church there with contents. including a recentb Installed 81.000 pipe organ.

Weekend visitors here. included Misses Joyce Ferguson, Sadie Mae- Fndyen. Ada Campbell. Margaret hlimw. Daphne Shaw and Anna Gul- l on.

At the evening service in Hamp- mn Church on Novembu 27, under lllc supervision oi the W.M.S. Mrs. liazen Howard gave an interesting and informative address on til work of the W.M.S. in India. illus- trated by lantern slides under the heading ”When the Healer "Came". A supplemented choir sang the lam- lliar hymns and the Charlottetown Quartet sang: "Wandering Child, 0 Come Home." and "How Great Thou Art". Mr. E. C. iiolm pre- sided at this service.

DARLINGTON W. T.

The annual meeting oi Darling- ton W. i. was held at the home oi Mrs. Emerson Deacon on Nov. 7.

The president presided and meet- lna opened by repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. Roll call was responded to by seven mem- ber! paying dues.

The iinanclel report tor the year "I given by the secretary. Total Hcelpts were 3176.1! asrpsnsss 3131.51 Balance 343.34. It was de- Cidcd. to Ewe 810.00 to can Nat. Institute for Blind. ' ed'l'hfa iollowing oiticsrs-were elect-

or ensuing yeu: Prestdaut. girl. lgaonaldn l:iscPhe1-son; Vice- l'eI.. rs. el Campbell; 3ec'yI- Trel-!.. Lloyd Macleod; Dir-

son Deacon; Sick Cornm., Mrs. Sterling MacLean. Mrs. Nell Camp- bell: Red Cross, Mrs. Angus Mae. diffs. 'iiiZ' ,I3';'.f.'"i2..r3.”:””"t Mrs. Claude Younker. mom

Cuuespondence was read and discussed. it was decided we don- ate to the Blind. Cancer Campaign and Salvation Army.

The December meeting at ham.

Mrs. Claude Younlrer will he”: charge of the program.

Contest put on by Mm Dona MacPhereon was won by Mn, Nun Campbell. Lunch was served w hostess and meeting sdjourugd,

m outsoow NOVEMBER REPORT . Grade X: 1. Avonna MacAne-

Joan Stavensnt 1. ayna Dickieson; Laird: I. Orville Smith.

Grads V1: 1. Gwenneth Mae- Donald;'2. Lawrence Delleeux.

Grade V: 1. Carol Dickieson; 8. Etta Laird: 3. Gloria Houston; 4. Merlin Stevenson.

Grade V: 1. Patsy Stevenson; 2. Mlldr Gallant; 3. Elmer Blanchard: 4. LeRoy Gallant.

Grade ill: 1. Elizabeth DcVeIIux: 2. Louise Seller! 8. Norman Smith.

Grade ii: 1. Carl Blanchard; 1. ':'"!Pn Diclrieaon; 3. Francis Blanch-

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