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nio w; Lllllylllglllllztillillll gohool Coin- ifnncontirmation School _ Lltany and Sermon. * d SchooL f8 lblleflnilililg Prayer and Sermon.

PRESBYTERIAN

flE KIRK OF ST. JAMES

Minister ueut. tlie ltev_ T. H. Buseell jurors, MA. S.T.M., li..C.A.F. Director of Music. w); E. Lillian McKenzie, Mus. lino.

1m 3J1). Church School. 1| 1.1!]. blaming Worship. Anthem: How Lovely Are Thy , Allure-Maker.

1pm. Evening Worshiii-

Mtiieni: Son ef My Soul- "in..." will conduct the . | and deliver the sermons.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

lrince and Grafton Street

lev. G. Carlyle Webslol’ lira. Edwin Johnatone Organist

a;- ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY

MORNING WORSHIP ___._---

iii AM. Theme: ‘The Stone of . .. emorniion.‘

liyinns: 109. 717. 700. 599- ' Anthem: ‘Ilark! Hark my Soul.

little’.

Soloaist-blrs. Arthur Roper 1J0 pm. The Sabbath School and Classes. EVENING WORSHIP 1:00 PM. Theme: ‘The Church Jesus Christ.‘ Bruins: 74. 297, 538. Anthem: '0 Gladsome Light.’- - van. Baritone Solo: LAC. Stanley - d. "The People that Walked in d?" from The Messiah W Tomorrow the congregation of n celebrates its 83rd Annivers- Irien , old and new, are eer- lly invited to worship with us the commemoration of this ~ event. The Lord hath done great

rs for ns. whereof we are

t

ill Represent anadian Church At antral Assemblies

iosouro, May 2'1 -(CP)— The v ytenan Church in Canada will reresented at the general as- .... es of the Presbyterian liurches in Britain through filial)" lns SISUOIICC. overseas, it was an- iisced today.

lion. Mai. Hugh Davidson of it Erie, Ont. will attend the .eso erion Church of Scotland ~ bly in Edinburgh. while Hon. l‘ G. D. Johnston of Brant- ‘ ~ Ont. will attend the Assembly llie P! _terinn church in Ire- i at Bclfast. Hon. Capt. D. svlord Smith of ‘Toronto will re- mit the church at. the Liver- "Assembly of the Presbyterian ‘t- oi Emgland and Hon. Capt. . P. Rbwgalid of Toronto will at- tl the assembly of the Presbyter- Chiirch of Wales. '

lSTEiili lilIAlllilAll

~.'.VIO.\'TAGUE GRADUATES- v l?‘ cf the rcccnt graduates from _ c” Clllllliy hospital Summer- s. “are Miss. iunilioi Phoebe

“mlllltiil and Miss Margaret Maw’

ill. Montague. Miss Campbell

, Tlllllshter of Mr. end Mrs. H, g Cltmiibcll and Miss MacKeu- l! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "y MocKcnna._L_

l. o. o. rTEonaa-uuirioe lglgs- l-O-QF" Montague, cou- umdlhc third degree on several

ates on Tuesday evening-L

_ _.___ m. CONGRATULATIONS - Arn- M "it is receiving congratula- p, n’; llavllls successfully passed W“ ll year work at Prince of Mm llhllssc Arnold passed his mnslinallon rade eleven examin- ml I li-ti rom Montague Mem- “olc-ml- Last your he took o. on“: with the T. Eaton G0. Ltd. m“, "ll- llitl he deserves much hi; m‘ 611st he should return to . m“ -s after being absent for Wk nnllfld then take third year ‘m Bu?‘ graduating from Mont- ' and i school successfully ass- m {ellelvilil a certif case.

us, mg“ °llly come from herd mi Re ma‘ determination to auc- u m l be in training for the

tum p, palm“ "l5 BXlicotl to re- ma!‘ - .0. for 4th year in the

M515. '_"“

p,‘ Beth cowan and Miss

hvgarlrllulhfilmlflld. Meniscus. “llllly next for Montreal

‘l that!‘ “any °l Biris who have en-

for w,“- attr work. Both these girls inlgfilpfstllsse at onai-lottetown year and are looking

a hnolilldgslig. experiences durinl

1*

0mm! made

9. muoduildfih’

UNITE '- uacn of causes

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Minister n. --~ nir- - - -»- - l- Roy Kendall. 4.0 D"'°“""

-~.,

omens 10.00 are. Bundly School. (SDQdII In; ‘h. Q in: r tii I ill‘ “up, 11:00 ajnuruliruss win-Ham“

-Thiman.

l!" 5l>0keu"-—Towner.

ThovshW-it. s. Ambrose. Visitors and Students cordially

welcome. can] IST

IW- l. Judson MW. 5.5,

M°flillll Worship ll l-Hl. Sermon: "A Prayinl Church."

Prayer." (Archadclt). The Church School 2.30 p.m.

Events: Worship 1 p.m. Imnolsihle."

xlgllxfll"! (filldfiliftr) o n no , _ , and choirrnasteiuu. Bu“ on-nm You are invited to would ylfl] Tl-IE BAPTIST CH Cl!

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Ad interim Minister, Rev. Low. ell C. MaePherson. mMiss Marlonne Saunders, Organ-

ll aJn. Morning worlhlp. Sermon: First Things First. Anthem: I Hnow That my m. deemer Liveth (Fillmore)

2:210 pm. Bible School.

7 p.rn. Evening Worlhlp

Evenin Anthem: Nearer, My God. To lice tHacklemnn) Mid~week meeting Wednesday,

7:30 P. M. EVERYONE WELCOME.

McLEOD-MCEACHERN WEDDING

(Sydney Post-Record. May 26)

Solemnized at seven o'clock Sat- urday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Grancly, 184 Union street. the marriage of Jessie Ruth MacEnchern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. MscEnchern of Cardi- gan. P.E.I., to LAC. Alex Mac-Lead son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacLeod of Lorne Valley, P.E.I., took place ir. the presence of e number of relatives and friends.

Rev. C. M. Nicholson performed the ceremony which took place un- der an arch decorated with wedding bells and streamers.

Given in marriage by her uncle. George Bearse. the bride was attir- ed in a two-piece dress of rose crepe with navy accessories and carried a corsage of Brier Cliff roses with lily of the volley. The bride's sister. Miss Evelyn MscEachern. R.N. of Charlottetown was her only attend- ant, wearing s two-piece turquoise frock with beige and brow-n acces- sories iind corsage of talisman roses The best man was George Moor of Halifax, formerly of Perth. PEI.

Following the ceremony the re- ception and wedding supper took place. Mrs R. E. MacLeod and Mrs. George Hearse resided over the tea. services wh le serving were Misses Daisy Agnew. Mildred Mair Donald, Ethel MacSween. Georgina Matheson, Pesily MacNeil Josie Mormon and Mrs. Douglas Agnew. Mrs. Gladys Keefe made the tea. After the bride and groom cut the cake jointly. this was completed by Mrs. Grandy.

The bride's table was laid with a beautiful hand made lace cloth. Pink baskets with lilies of the valley were used along _wlth double candle holders with white tapers. The large wedding cake was used as a centre- piece.

Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Alex liincKny, Bras d'Or. Mrs. Mar- garet Musgrave. North Sydney; Miss Evelyn MncEat-hern. Charlottetown and George Moor. Halifax.

For going away the bride wore o fitted rose wool ton coat. The couple will reside in North Sydney where the groom is stationed.

ALEXANDRA W. I.

On ‘Thursday evening, May 6th, the Alesandrs. Women's Institute "not at. the home of Mrs. Henry

roll call was responded to by seven members and one visitor. Two new members were welcomed. Minutes of

the various committees were heard,

and the following committees ap-

Bruce Judson and Mrs. Nat Mac-

tion sale amounted to $7.77. INVALIIYS MOBILE CANTIIN

completed

till-Time of was ants-t.

CHURQHE§ TQMQRROW liiharlottsto

gsfllvlu Mv- Huh Miller, ma. Anthem: Christ Hath A and“

n bl i, . volcee-uu loll-airlift; "alhianhsg 9151:;

7.00 p-m. Pubiie We D%ermon: Rev. Hugh Mull,“ up“

‘Anthem: “on; 3'3", 50km‘

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and litany Streets

Anthem: “Give Ear Unto My

This Bible Story Service of the Church often a rich opportunity to students of all ages and needs.

Srrmom “The Appen of the Anthem: "Rags Th,“ m,‘

Sermon: What About Our Homes!

Burhoe. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode and creed. The

the previous meeting were read by_ the secretary and the reports o! 1B

olnted for the ensuing term:- hool. Mrs. Harold Benton and Miss Wlnnlired l-layter; sick, Mrs.

Kinnon; program, Mrs. George MacLennan and Miss Wlnnlired ‘ l-loyter, Following the adjourn- ment, lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge. At. the next meet- ing, which wll. meet at the home oi Mrs. Angus Benton and Mrs. Lester Benton. the roll cell will be t0 answered by the presentation of each member's “sunshine box"; and the lunch committee will be the hostesses and Miss Wlnnlired Hay- ter. Proceeds from miniature auc-

LONDON —(CP)— An experi- mental mobile service has been in- augurated in suburban Finchley iuidiu- which hot meals are taken each day to the aged and inval-ds- The canteen was provided ivy the Church Army. the driver by the Women's Voluntary Service and the cooking by a civic restaurant-

he received the college prize fol 3rd year work. Mack passed in 2nd year work in 1N2. after hovinE the High School work Ii

tiouple Observe 40th Anniversary

0n Thursday evening, M 1r, friends and relatives, sonasy and

daiavhter rein ed

m. rria'ir.rr.'iI=-:eeali1lil§§.l¥i§f t? observe with them the fortieth an. nlversary cf their marriage. Arte;- "ll lllw tweets had srriveq Mr. Ire. Ml“ "l" lewd 8s chairman for the 9V . explained the or

them with a Well-filled so, Gwmisteiy taken by first“ m. lilo wiiple thanked all present lglneo ioklmlgyingl-tslsm-i-Khm ‘n ' r e Jlilly Good Ilbllows." y A" The remainder of the evening W16 s nt. in music furnished by Miss era Livinillone on the guitar and Rollie McKenzie, violin, aicoom. lliiled by Mrs. Adam Livingstone. ter in the evening a delicious Will!" was served. Mrs. Chester Ward and Mrs. Sterile Ward cut- tin the toes. Mrs Wison Stewart en Mrs. Elmer Wand served the while tea was poured b wia-“Cecil Ward and Mrs. Mails

Dllrlns the evening solos were rendered by Miss Vera Livingstone and Mr. Ira Auld, also e, duet by Mrs. Chester Ward, and My, Anid, M the close of the affair all loin- ed in singing "Till We Meet Again". Following is the address:

To Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wang

l5 K911i Street,

Charlottetown. PR1

-Dear'F‘red and l-lettic: It. is ‘with much joy and pleasural

that “woo.- kith and kin —have gathered at your home this even- ing to celebrate with you the for- tieth anniversary of your wedding day and to convey to you at this particular time our very sincere re- gards and feiicitations.

The years that have flown by

and joys from the Giver of every good and perfect gift. 'I‘hose years. we know, have not been wholly

have had your cares and trials but

providence and protection.

of your sons are at present serving King and Country and doing their

hold dear and sacred.

Proud you must be tonight that your children have brought you gladness and that they can nlivays look back to the family he-irth with gratitude and prai' The memory of that heart-h arfidilslite pleasant associations shall ev r be to them a source of inspiration and Joy and e guiding light in the varied temptations and perplex- ities oi life.

Your home has at all times ex- tended e. most cordial welcome to your guests and a sympathetic and ready response to those in need of encouragement and aid. We all hone that there may remain to you both many more veers of useful- ness and of devoted and loval oom- nanimishin. and that. as you tread lovinvigr fll"'l’1*2 together towards the sunset of life. you shall have that inward peace which comes from lmotwing that,

"Before you, even as behind, God is. and all is well."

we, therefore. one and all. sin- cerely wish you many happy Felllmi oi this day -— the anniversary oi your marriage — and hope that continued good health may be granted you both in the OSXS that lie ahead.

In closing we ask you to accePl

esteem. in which you are held

u; and as s. remembrance from us oi that happyaxid unforgettable day, Just four decades 8S0. Wlifll you two were united in the holy bonds of matrimony and set out. together in love. joy. and hope to gonna for yourselves the dearest and happiest spot, kncum on earth, and called home. sweet home.

Signed on behalf of those Dre!-

mt’ HAMMOND JOHNSTON IRA sum

IN MEMORIAM

ma. smear roou:

The sympathy of the entire com- rnuntty goes out to Mr. and Mrs- John E. Poole. Montague. in m“ loss of their son Emery who suc- cumbed to s. heart attack while ll his work in the Pictou ship Yards. passing away about ten minute“? utter bein stricken. l-lis tuner was fro-m is home and was very largely attended, Rcv. Paul Rich- ardson, pastor of the Christi“ church was assisted by Rev. Mait- nd Watterworth, retired fomiei‘ astor of the same church.. Mr. ichsrdscn ei-ousht a comfmllif- messa e to the grief stricken ar- ents. he hymns sung by the oir were: "Be Silent, Tread softly, the Master ls Here" and "The W55 M She hard." A special number t ight, Good Night" was sting very effectively by Mrs. William Garrick

were very beautiful was e. wrea

Keith, Leslie MacDon h d many friend who came ion l’; to pay Se. last tribute o

cere sympathy.

Card ’ of Thanks

Montague irteiscifltgefii 233:; e . an all round etu-

frion

kindness and synapatgy during

“cent MO. veme

the middle of June.

this purse as a token of the lilfi‘

Among the floral tributes which from the Shipbuilding firm at Pic-

u.

Interment. was in the Inwer

Montague Cemetery. beside his old-

est brother who passed awe as a

very oung man. The ll arers

were essrs. Harold ynes, Earle iel Campbelil dinoalgl-iil

[p ry, Dan

Mnvgtensie. The late Emery Poole,

tenses respect, He leaves to mourn besides his parents one sister Gladys and three brothers, Lowell, Arthur and Lloyd. to whom we extend our sin-

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Poole and family‘, Montague, wish to thank and neighbours for their

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This column is reserved for news of local interest, but advertising or a neIey nature may be insert: at five eenta a word. etriotly pey- able in advance.

COOKS I01‘ Photographs. CRASWELL tor Photogrlphl. CONFEDERATION LIFE ‘NEUR- ANCE

RESERVE Thursday, June 8rd for Legion Dance at Sporting

UNION ROAD UNITED CHURCH e

‘Sunday, May 30th 8 P M Gosp

Service conducted by Charlottetown Christian Comondos. 5-29-li.

CENTRAL PARISH. — Sunday. May 30th. Clyde River l1 A. M. Canoe Cove 3 P. M. Churchill 7.30 P. M. T. W. Goodwill, Minlsgeréa u

FARMERS WHO HAVE ordered seed oats may now get their re- quirements at Creameries Feed House, Crapaud. Creamery Com- pany. 5-29-11.

NEW smash-Ev? CHRISTIAN cnurtcn, Sunday. May 30th. l0

since that suspicious and happyl

o» i»- b-n. 0- n- oon. m- s- lt"ii‘?‘ii’é‘.i'ti.'.lwfi.".l.itlifii°‘t?ii: garlalgz’ kind l‘) Y“ ‘mil Pa" Cavendish Baptist church service. TOUQ you innumerable blessings Re“ R“ E_ shaw’ hiinisyer. 5_39_u_

CAVENDISII CHARGE. - The Lord's Supper will be observed in

free from sorrow and loss. You gtgnley Bridge on gundhy, May

‘Oth at l1 A. M. Service in North

you have come through them all Rustico at 7.80 P. M. Geo, W. Tiliey, strengthened in character, refined Minister. 5-29-11. ‘in spirit. and grateful for God's

HERE ON HONEYMOON —LAC.

You have had the joy oi seeirigiM L l-fowatt. is visiting his par- your children grow up. establishjents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Howstt of themselves in their own homes, and North Wlltshire. l-le is accompanied undertake the responsible duties of by his bride, the former Miss Betty family life and citizenship. Three Lee Evans 0f Vancouver, B. C.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. —

bit in the preservation of freedorrnjservices Sabbath May 30th. Desable

justice, religion, and everything we‘ ll A; M. Stanchel 3 P. M. Cape

Traverse 7.30 P. M. Rev. R. J. West.

Way of Cain-bridge, Mass, i5 ex- pected to visit the Island in July. 5-29-

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. —

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kiggins, an. ncunce the engagement of their niece Margaret Mary Gallant, to Borden Gavin Harding, son of Mr. iand Mrs. Gavin R. Herding, Char- o

ttetown. Marriage to mk% goes

Children's

RED CROSS Cripple

d Clinic conducted by Dr. T. B. Acker H) the Town Hall, Summerside, Tuesday, June 1st and at Red Cross House. Charlottetown. Friday, June 4th. These days for children only. Adults by appointmeng $1181‘ days.

2a-29

ENGAGEMENT-Jsieuh-Ool. and Mrs. Edward Lisle announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances. to Angus J. MacDonald, of Kingston. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. MacDonald, of Summerside, P.E.I. The marriage has been ar- ranged to take place June 26.—0t- tawa Journal.

NORTH RIVER. BA P T I S T CHURCHES. May 30th. Services:

North River: S. School 10.15 A. M Service IIPA. M. Clyde River: S. . M.

view: gs. School 11 A. M. Long Creek: S. School l1 A. M. cordiai welcome invites ou to worehi . Rev. A. E. Todd, inister. 5-29- i.

The car ferry S. S. Prince Edward

these crossings 25 car loads of mix- ‘ied to this province. On the rc-

cleared away before midnight.

CHURCH NOTICE. — The Vic- toria Y. P. will present their pag- eant. with service of song in Crap- aud United Church Sunday evening, Mav 30th, at 8.15. Owing to change in time of service Rev. Ward Mac- hean will be at Borden Sunday in place of Rev. Roy essey, who

service. 5-29-11

received by Mrs. J. S. Macleod

town, Pa.

rnons. Miss E Lillian McKenzie

Artshlll‘, M. A

the sermons.

pail-bearers were Plight Lieut

to Glasgow, Scotland. for in

at.

will be

the sermon at both die

CAR I-‘ERHY MOVEMENTS- gram island made four round trips be- fore eight o'clock lost night. Oil

ed freight and 14 empties were car-

l

turn trips six car loads of otatoes and 27 empties were ferric to the It was expected that

main n . freight at both terminals would be shill“?

afternoon and at l-la ton at. 7.30 will be present at the Cranaud

ISLANDER PASSES- Word was

Bridgetown, P. E. I. of the death of her brother Duncan F. Stewart. Brighton. Mass. which occurred Mav 15th. The late Mr. Stewart, was born in Mt. Herbert, P. E. I. in 1668 but has resided in U. S. A. for over 40 years. H0 is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Annie May McLean, Dundee, P. E. I.. one son Roy, Brighton. Mass, and one daughter, Mrs Harold Still, Jenkin-

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. - The Minister will conduct both

Kirk tomorrow end deliver e oer.

Mus. Bee, will direct the music. At l0 A. M. the Church School will meet. During the Minister's voe. stion in June the Rev.‘ S. J. Mec-

-. B. D.. Minister of Knox Church, stellar-ton, N. 8., will conduct the services end preach

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fu- nerel oi Mrs. Agnes Blnckie. iviie of Sgt. George K. Blacllie oi the R. Al, woe held in the Ba tist church Thursday afternoon. rvice was condtxsted by Rev. I. J, Levy and Squadron Leader Cameron. The

. E

A. McClund , Flt. Sgt. C. V. Davies, Sgt. D. Da es Bruce Maolieren, 1e Baron Tait. The remains were for- warded from the MacLean funeral home yesterday morning to saint John. N. 5-. where cremation will take Dlece. The cremated remains will at e later date be forwarded termentl