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TLJL GUARDIAN. CHARDOTTETOWN

UVEMBER 1;, 1949 . M

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Upper Floor —- House Furnishings Store

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lwssrilill iiullllnlill

l —BUYING all kinds and sizes in used bags. Highest prices. Rex. Dawson, Albany.

—RESERVE December 2am m5 Dance in Kinkora Hall, sponsored by Home and School Association.

--RONSON LIGHTEBS repaired. Quick service. All types, Jamel

Summcrslde.

-WILL ANYONE having s gift

Wednesday morning.

-—DON'T FORGET the

tile Knights oi Columbus

will be served,

guarantee insertions. advertisers who telephone

this in lnllld.

—WES’l‘ POINT Y. I’. S. ELECT OFFICL S — The annual meeting of the West Point Presbyterian Young People's Society was held in the Church rccclliLv. 1t open- ed wiili ii worship service nflcr which the minister. Rcv, George (Tunninizllilnl, presided at ,the elec- tion of officers as follows: Past- lwrcsidcni, Vcidn Easter; president, iilzirie hinr-Plicrson; viceqaresidenl. Belly Barivise; secretary, Kntll- leen binclsnnr: trclisilrcr. Leslie hlnclsolu“: roll secrctnry, Lila Muc- Lezlll; fellowship corlvcncr, Annie llrlacisnnc; missionary convcner.

luster; worship convcncr, . inusione; group lenders.

Mnchean and

Aficr n short discus-

Herman Iilzicwilliilnl. sion the nlcctinlz: closed by tho Mizpnh bencdiciion.~O. ~

-ENJO\'ABLE SUPPER AND ANNUAL MEETING — The Si. Luke's Socini nnd Study Club of the Church of England at; (YLt-illyvl Corner held n vci1v silccessfilll noose supper on Thursday, Nov. 17

.71! the home of Mr. and Mrs. ivnn IWchh of Iiowinn. The following toasts were given: (l) The King. proposed hy the president, Mr. Alton Rayner. responded to by singing the Notional Anthem; 1'2) lhc Cilurch, proposed by lav-reader, ‘Mr. Ivrln Webb, responded to by

‘of Aiberton; (Ii) the club, proposed h_v John \\'ebh, responded to by Alton Webb; (4) ihc bride and groom, IMr. and Mrs. Keith Webb, proposer! by Mr. Arnold Wood, re- spolulcd to by the groom, A pre- sentation wlls mode to the happy yOlllUZ couple by Mrs. Alton Ray- ner. <5) the ladies, proposed by Mr. Bum \Vehh, responded to by Mrs. J, R. MélChi-‘lllﬁll. A hearty vole , of thanks was extended icriilr. and ‘Mrs. Iron Wehh for the use of l their home, The following are the Incw officer: \\'llO were clcctcd: lPrcsident, Keith Wcbh; vice-presi- ldent, Heller Brynn: secretary-fren- lsurcr, Mrs. Bnnl Webb, very enjoyvlble llnd hoppy eveninlz. ‘ Rev. Russel \Vebh of Waterford, N. lil., was n welcome \'isiior.—O.

H. Schilrmnn, 300 Arcona Street, m(;,__on Wednesday evening, No-

10! m9 Lellguc of lvlmv T85 kindly W, P. Sr. D. Llnklstter presided. lend ll lo the EIWVOIUI Hull 0X1 The foliowins held office, Chaplain

weekly Records of the last. meeting were card ]llIl'i_\‘, uni-lion and bridge at rend gm] approved, One new mem. 1101116. ber was initiated into the order Summersille, on 'I‘llilrsday evening namely, L_ Baglolg, Jr, A very ln_ at eight o'clock. Delicious lunches tprgsﬂng temperance reading was given by E. Waugh, entitled "Alco- ' hol and Machinery."

—N0'"('E T0 ADVERT!5ERS-— some discussion regarding the sell- Advertlsers are reminded that their in; [,1 tickers for m, speclgl bug

99D)’ musl- llc llv lllv Gull-Tali!“ 110$ io the Charlottetown Forum next later than noon lhc previous day t0 iveek. It was decided to sell them Out 0f Elly ln advance at $1.25 per ticket, lt classi- was decided to try to get some flcds, etc. should particularly bcnr (elllperance lluestls was appointed to arrange for film Wcclnos ay evening if possible. Good of the fable hockey which was very much enjoyed. Meeting closed in L. P. & F.—S.

LCONOEBT FEATURE! STE- PHEN FOSTER MILODlES-Fun, pathos and Southern charm chur- acterlze Stephen Foster's immortal songs, “Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair", "O Susanna," "Old Folks st Homc".—-these are a few of the lovely melodies that will be sung and dramatized by the Ken. slngton United Church Choir iii their forthcoming concert on Nov. 29th, and 30th. You will love the “darkles".

' i -EXCBLSIOI DIVISION M25151‘. vember l6 the regular meeting of

Excelsior Division S. O. T. was held in Wllmot Valley hall. The

J, Jsrdlns, A. R. Scribe, S. Bagloie, Con. E. Waugh, A. Con. V, Reid.

There was

films. Brother K. and projector for next

order consisted of

Following are the toasts and pro-

gram: Blessing. Rev. S. J. Davies,

B.A. The King: proposed by Ro- bert Howiard. responded to by the National Anthem. The Vacant chair: Two minutes silence. The

Legion: Comrade Lloyd Millar, re- Maine and

sponded to by Comrade Rev. R. F. MacDonald. Sing-son , led by Rev. Mr. Davies. The Ladies, pro- posed by Rev. G. S. Stevens, ne-

sponded to by Mrs. Ellis Profitt. Pime- Spent s weck recently

Vocal solo. iencored). Mr. Russell Xvvflfigfgftlflrlglllilllgiliéte

ln_ that chy.

McKay. Vocal solo. (encorcd), Mrs. Alfred McKay. Vocal duet (in costume), Mrs. Rcagh Sudsbury

and Mrs. Lester Linlkle-tter. Srpeok- s o - . _ ing impromptu were Mayor W. F. l5oilisblfoiihduCniilifn133mI Taylor, Rev. S. J. Davies, Rev. G. gue was held on S. Stevens. Mr. Murdock Mec- the home of a mom Leod and Comrade Alfred McKay. Gallant, Th0 firsl

I a Tlgnlsh

Mrs. Cumlil C returned to beer lllollrlrlseso? "will? after a pleasant trip m ‘sulbinlsi Alhol, Massarh m“ Where She visited for a l um relatives and friends, ‘Eek “l

Mrs. John ‘P. Doucem t,‘ l l l

Mrs. Dome

r llfhq "M"

The weekly nut-lion mm p t ‘l El

hll snbnlrl: llionlenq; l!“ ovemhs, 7 M llrr, i\fi-s_ _l_ l; lli-lZe w“ “m;

Sins-sens. concludiniz with Auld by Mrs. lilnxivell liens... Lang Sync and the National An- Svvuull prize i>_\' Nil-s hiulslnlllnlg l?‘ . . my. a‘

them. Acconipanists Russell McKay, Mrs. Ernest Dilu- liing and Mrs. Murdock MacLeod. Among the veterans present was Captain MacDonald of Kensinzion a vc-icrall of he and of the First World War. -—

we" M“ Refreshments wr-l-n y...“

Til! Tlillilsh Lndlcs‘ Md h,“ ‘

successful card party l ll . Home on the evening :1 l:,\l;i:§i)t

Bur.

l Personals

-MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER -Mlss Nina Wedge and Mr. Norman Cameron were guests of ‘ honor on Wednesday evening pro-l vious to their marriage, at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. Vincent savidant, Summerside, when a. number of friends gathered to ten- der them a miscellaneous shower. Tile hostess escorted Miss Wedge‘ and Mr. Cameron to decorated scnts of honor, after which little Sylvia Gallant and Allen Savidnnt, dressed as bride and groom, wheel- ed in a carriage o! attractively wrapped gifts. Miss Irene Gallant read an address after which she assisted in the unwrapping of the presents, while Miss Rose Cameron rend the accompanying verses of good wishes, Each of the honored guests expressed appreciation for the many lovely gifts. The re- mainder o! the evening was spent in music and dancing and de- licious refreshments were served

by the ladies. —S

—BEMEMBBANCE DAY, KEN- SINGTON — The Remembrance Day banquet st Kenslngion, was held in the Lei-kin‘: Restaurant. and was a very successful event. Attendinz were veterans and their wives. all resident clergy who were able lo be present, the Mayor of Kensinzton and several talented guests. The program was well balanced. combining "fun and nonsense". with deep notes. struck by the various speakers, which, if taken up by the Leiion and its supporters, and carried lo a successful conclusion. could only make for the betterment of coin- munity welfare, and consequently for the wellfare of the nation. The

ll was a past president of the Legion, Cap- tain S. L. Caseiey, M.C.. was ap- pointed toastmaster by the presi-

Phec. and ihu ser-nnrl ..- . , . Tcreso Siicn. The f|l~=vlZll~.-l'l..“fl" bridge was won hy Mr Davin lR: lngston and the Sbcnllil l... ' Gerald Gavin. Mr. Tr-r,.,,,}, ,';n_ \'ill wns the \\'lillll‘l‘ ,.l m.» u.“

—Mr. Iioydcll Dylnent, Margate, prize. A hezlillifill r-.l_.. dun,“ left rcccnily for Toronto, Qnl_ __ by Mrs. J. J. Bil-Null), proud... o‘! Fiur. the Lzidics‘ Aid, v1.15 \'.r\il l.» 3,7.‘

F‘, J. Sherri: Paint)" m... n.1,, u.

_Mm, Erlc lllaclllurdo, Kelvin rcfrcshmenls were _<r~r-\-._| l... U,“ Grove, was hostess i0 eighteen {ml n! m" him“ “i ill“ U‘! "l1- friends of hcr dnilirhier, lVl-arlene, 510'} of m" mm l"“l~"- in honor of illc ilitlc girl's lltll T, " birth l._- 5.: d; , N m. '“""‘"“°_ T“ "“" lY-“n 5w i132!‘ ml '1 lll l)’ Ovi-‘mber Hnndlnhzln, Nolwlrv, nlnl ML my

" i llnrper, Ncw York, .\'_ 1'__ was 10b

niniz d W d _rl r ,i . ,

._3‘lrs. Dnnnld Archibald and ion. in fol?» chills; l»?

Mrs. Fraser Ross or Halifax, N. S.. nnrl Si, Jilde, 'l‘i,cili>|i

Silroincrside on Sunday thirty nupilnl lllllss l'l‘l|l when they attended ll. soecinl ser- Rev. J. A. Iiiricllonulll, l" , ‘United Chrrch attendants were Mr. nlnl “m rim chimes in memory men, Callaghan, and age the bridal pririy nmlored m

were ill

vice in Triniiv ivhere the o.‘ their grandparents. Mr.

Aiicr lilo ni-lrrl.

.\1rs. John Albert Brace, were (le- Summcrside for hrvnkfirt at illQ dicnicd by ille Moderator, The Queen Howl and Miler len by mll

Riclit nrrn Willard B. n, n, D. -s

Bren-lug for New York. Prior in ln-r nlrlrrl-

ziize Mrs. ilzlrlier was treasurer of the Tignish Credit Union, 1.ld.. lol- several years and that hSSQCitlilOﬂ

dent, Commde Frank MacEiven.

l’m hack again with Better News than ever. l’ll be in O Y T O W N

Thursday Nov. 24th

Yes, I'll 5e in TOY TOWN, in person. to greet all my little friends, to meet all the boys an ion. of Howlan and Port Borden, Miscouche, Summerside, Kinkore—an lages from all over the every one of you, and a welcome to your parents too. Re- member, little ones. that either Mother or Dad must accompany you—when you call to see me_ in TOY TOWN.

0 Y0u’ll ﬁnd Me in ToyiTown at SMALLMMI‘ "livery Thursday, at 2.00 P. lil. and Every Saturday, at 3.30 P. .

Island. Welcome-all

clgirls of Tignish and Kensing- of Alriia and _Port Hill, of cl oi all the towns and vil-

i UP T0 AND INCLUDING '

IKENSINGTON ‘V. A. MEETING ‘

The W, A. of the United Church I 0i’ Kullsilluion lilet lit, the home

also lziven a pair

along with the Tlgnlsh Co-Opcra-

lve, presented hcr with a twin

lillzlzngdset at n pnriy held in 1r"

lonour. At this linrly, she nos of hcrluilflll

of Mrs. \\'. F. TlLViOl‘ on Wcdnc-s- _ ‘ 9- l» Mrr1>~l~lrr~ .%‘.i:.h".ii.“§.§r: ‘ - l1

Kenzie presided. Meeting opened

and Co-Operailve offices. On Na-

by relieniini: the Creed. The rnin- ,

lites of October meeting were read. lfdrsbiaelfdqa n‘??? {ff-,.““°“',,'°f'~"

Roll (‘iill was responded to by 14 .1}, “he hum}, n‘ M; Tifﬁglnwlsis? . . .. . r .~ ,. . _ ,

members present.

The treasurer, - - - _ Mrs, \\', Dnrrllch reported $325.35 Efmifkrw (“for ‘hm. h“ “him

npproachillll nlarilaga.

realized from supper and sale of when M!” Hundralmn aﬂlwd 8-“.

hand work held Nov. 2.

I‘ W“ was escorted to n sent of honor

decided to continue sending clin- under an arch or pmk and w“...

ned goods, ctc.,

owrse“ “Ph streamers by Mrs lnseph Walsh .. . ,

nmmh: “l” i" “m! $2500 i0 H"? while Mrs. Andre, Pnlilrcl played

Hill BLIYSIIF)’ Fund. Mrs. -T, MiicKillnon nnd Mrs. B.

"llerc Comes the Bride“. gilcst of honour sat in the place

As ills

MacArthur were appointed to re- assigned h", l weddlngmell ha". Punish dishes- 5ll"°'“'“r“- and “up lng directly over the chair, releas-

toivcls for bnsemcnt kitchen.

ed a shower of confetti, and shs

Rmgwis were "MGM at ‘he d5‘ ivris then presented with a hcau- pmmm‘ {mm m" midft or n ‘very ilfui cur work linen table cloth “ﬂuid nwmlwr- MP5‘ Pr“ Hwpe" with mulching napkins by Eleanor ‘vim h“ lmwﬂl i" ‘heir new h°me Hnndrzlllnn nnd John Walsh. Dlilnlv l" P°“'““l~ Th“ 379°“ Wm “f the refreshments wcrc then served hv “New l‘ i" hi‘ "Jmlﬁved '0 her’ the hostess, assisted h_v Mrs. F. J. Mrs. llorrico Glover kindly invited skerrx hi!‘ wade “Hrppr and

the members i0 meet at her home Miss “Nimi- Mlmiml? ivhicli the remainder or iho err--

for December

closed by repealing iillzpilh bcne- mug “Us singing.

diction.

Doreen Mncllolinld, after

spent in music 1nd To Mr. rind Mrs. iinrlicr

A dﬂlllll’ llllwll “m9 “W.” M’ We extend good wishes for a happy the hostess, assisted hy Mrs, Glover married “(a

and Mrs. Ivnn Dnrrzich.

Person - ~

my little friends.

CHRISTMAS EVE

"CHICKEN EVERY S h

CAMERON - VITDVGI

- .A quiet but. pretty wedding Ill

solemnlzed at ‘l o'clock yesterday morning in St. Paul's Church, Summersld e. by MsgnG-l.

Maclrellan when Aims Ninl daughter or Mr. and Mrs. lmisnusi Wedge, became the bride of Nor- man Cameron, son of Mr. and lilrl.

Joseph Cameron.

The brlde,who was given in man- riage by her lather, looked lovely, in a suit of maroon iabardlno with pearl grey accessories and wore I corsage of bronzis chrllqlllllll‘ mums.

Miss Norma Gallant, as brides- maid, was downed in a suit of pearl grey gabsrdine with maroon W" accesso iw and wors a corsaiﬁ °i mauve chrysanohcmiuns. Mr. Emest Arscnault was hm m"- Foilowing the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast ivas served lit ihs homo of the brides parents to the irrmedlata relatives and irlcnril of the bridal parry. The "lid" table, with its decorations of All- tumn cut flowers, was centred will! n. three-tier wedding cake, lollllfd with miniature bride and STOW Mr. and Mrs. Cameron lelt on l honeymoon trip thmuzllmli m‘ Maritime provinces. ill" “m” “'1' ding a top coat or pcarl s"! i“ h“ costume for il'l\\‘(‘lllil'_'. (In "ll": they will reside in Sinnrrlcrsior. -

'UAl"'

scones. ENTERTAINMENT Timllvrrii ma AH-

. . Mill “u you loved MUTPlTPPlHPn ind

Neatly trimmed with t“? M‘ ialnlng milches tlllll m-“wl

4e.“ llilS Big:

ll ' - \' cinematic dclisllih qillﬁicllfe m s gllndlly" tells the ﬁlﬂlgng “w... 5i Tusmn, Arizona. i101" ‘_ ms,“ an the tiu"n of the ocniurl-

e1, the film combine light. human insight v B‘ s alternately liolduis W" qlgiillfldgglll: eyilslixirile "Pkwy ‘ . i. ll deer me . r ﬂmte change o‘! pﬂilithlckell EV of the house in k. ‘he mo“ Sunday" and 11° mﬂ- e6 As his bet! lin acting Wwmmftyinir in ilrwl tor-half. Celeste no nkllll her hud ICSB-ly- she puts up e< and 8"“! band's many WWW‘, 21-, Wlmirliri takes over 1th‘? Icollm‘ the plans a - Colleen Town-VP“ Young tllGB h 5 _ the pic ure W ‘ . - Cdlllll wood. mo"? "=1"‘,‘.";‘,;.... w" lGiichrist. wlllinm gill“ Whit sit Ann Bots. P0"? _f ‘ .R¢bcrll ssll, Katherine Film-h and Hal K. liliwsoill-ﬂ A A _ -ci'rr 0F ‘wifxihlullslt Venice. Italy. l! b"

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