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_ 34 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon, May 11, 1959 members of the committee and °: anthem) “Stand up For Jesus,” |running water ing For the future.” The ° Sori in gfield-O'Leary Bapti appreciation was expressed te O'Leary Baptists (err. ty the chon The minister took as his Text.|closed with the hymn “O rE ‘ oo Snes oe ee testimonials were | AM#iversary Meditation. “Build-'Christ Grow Thou in Me.” + : , grega are eader-| Hold Service Stewardship Se terete geen meee tier ye Consumers Ass’ n Hold Chuicn Fellowship Meal |r ie sores eareac siven by Mrv. Earle deley and as : a, prcarem. O'LEARY — The second anni-|Ralph Adams, after which the : ul & ooh ctr «oe cat eee oe eee melee mere} HOW YOUR LIVER BILE also” was shown by a|Church of O'Leary was held in| dren joined in singing a number , by ‘Names Officers Master of ceremonies for the |few remarks of dedication prayer |the Church Sunday morning.|o¢ choruses this was followed by Gi

evening was the pastor of the/for all present with special men-|Rev. Ross Howard conducting : S church Rev Ross A. Howard with 5 a service of dedication of memor- - ¢

Mrs: Christian Education Centre tion of the canvass visitors whd/|the service. . os a : : pom Parga: was re-, as re, presenied & comprehensive fe O'Leary wrere over 260 Baptist |Deacon Earle Jelley, chairman | go out next week to give all the The service opened with the| 2 Painting of Sailman’s Head o ie ~ we 4

rane, Proidest of the Prince port on the year's activities peqple sat down together to 8 a coe to share in the work /hymn “Tell Me The Stories of Christ given to the church ©) tahorstory tests have now proved that Carter's Little Liver Pilla eachasing Canadian Association of Con- Wi ee ae ta se hig See See Sean ts ear eee bed teat Tae croaked of tellowehip ana?” be used in a‘ center of worship] liver bile emulsifies fat .. . actually formula of natural, vegetable ingredient wumers at the annual meeting Yasunaka of Barrie, Ont. Miss | Ujnited “Charch the tables were | the evening of fellowship possible.| praise was brought to 2 close by r Hymn “T hoje Ce Canter gens See ee 2 ns eae relieves irregularity gently and electively, » held Friday oe) Se Se temeita Sapares many at- | sppetizingly decorated with spring | A solo entitled “It Took a Mir-|a men’s chorus singing “Have |Church’s One Foundation, was|it was _— See thie — — oes - At the same time, it actually improves the \Sfiernoon’at the’ YMCA day tractive examples of her work figwers and hand stencilled |acie”, was rendered by Mrs.|Thine Own Way Lord” followed |sumg by the congregation (the mer aera SS . fatty solids, broken ___ flow of liver bile needed to break down fa

* banquet and demonstrated the technique menus placed in front of each | Watson Silliker with the organish, | by “Biest Be The Tie That Binds” | : . forms a smooth, easy-flowing mix. im your body.

fa ws us bee 8h kG ee a eecmcae | Mrs. Melvin Etiis and benediction by former pas-| Baptist Church under the aus- ee In your body, precious liver bile helps So whien you feel sluggish, headachy, »

Jones, were named firs., second craft articles which could be | Smith and Frank Hamill <8 wheat sak: Bevens: Ss = y group who provided games, |> Sa Aniuarias Selewed| can oma’ — ee Tae Se enn, Cele

eed: third vice- sale medsgare Thea a Flower bearers were Joey: gave words of personal testimony. CHILDREN’S PARTY | movies and a lunch for forty boys = fatty solids. Your golden liver bile helps not only relieves irregularity, but actually

spectively. Mrs. F.-Waller Hynd. ve ie Stratic cna val, Raeburn Matthews, Peter | COMMITTEES ; In order that parents might | and girls.At the same time two|Which consists seven class- down thisfat ...unblocksit...for improves the flow of liver bile needed te

man is honorary president, and eliry poser sana ge reated | Gallant and Devid Gallant. The pastor then called upon the|attend this loyalty dinner to-|leaders from the United Church |Tooms. Laboratory furnace room, and more complete digestion. break down fat. Only 43¢.

Sos; W. A. Matiioden “te bhoner- aS tole, Fein cee at faok ; chairman of the ten committees| gether a childrens party was ar-| looked after the infants who main auditorium and “kitchen| .

av vi S SN ericton. Tanged the taken .

a include: Miss e—atenrnrere Mabel ms, . treasurer; . Mrs. ‘John P. Nicholson, recording Alberton Infant ny and Mrs. W. G. Hogg, d R Fr. eorcespond’s« .se-retor- - ' est Mrs. J: A. Lawson, eastern ‘s Loi To vi>s-president of the national as- ALBERTON — The funeral of sociation, told the group that C. ‘tle Gwendolyn Hutt, six-week- A.C. has presented a brief on -~'d daugh'er of Mr. and Mrs. every tariff question brought be- “enneth Hutt, was held Thurs- fore the tariff board during the jaw afternoon. A family servies * Jest 18 months. She pointed out at the home in Alberton south the association was becoming -vas conducted by Rev. M.R ‘an imoortant voice for the con- ‘ess. _ Sumers of Canada. Pall bearers were Claytor The president Mrs. Manning .

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