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CAPE TRAVERSE W. M. l. hyrmn "O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing." Mrs. E. W. Harper took the part of reader. Extracts from the Bible were given by Mrs. ‘Stewart MaoMicken. followed by

prayer by the president and the

and Mrs. W. Maclbdyen; after this, was a short period of silent prayer for those who, on account oi illness or accident were unable to attend; followed by prayer by the president. The singing oi ‘In

The Auxiliary W. M. B. o! the (tape Traverse United Church met it the home of Mrs. Harry Mut- iart Thursday, March 4th. at 2.30

“n, hymn “The Heavens Declare Thy Christ There is no East." or West," The President, Mrs. Ralph Mac-‘Glory Imd." Those taking part and the Benediction closed this llauil presided. The theme for in the study book. "Great is the part oi the service. Mrs. John 8.

go rn was "The Field is tho orl “-"The Seed is the Wor (‘he meeting opened with the

Haslam‘ was pianist. » ~ The business part of the meeting lfoilowed. Very interesting reports

Company" were Mre. Ralph Mae-i Cau‘; Mrs. Nathan Bell, Mrs. Hed- iey Muitiart, Mrs. Frank Muttart

of 3mm!‘ 1| gleam: shaking the hand of one of New art's finest. while his

, qsean Helen. smiles her approval. The broadly grinning sergean la Idtlie Hoffman. on

royal-party arrived in New York aboard the luxurydiner the Queen Elisabeth.

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from the Presbyterial, were givee by Mrs. A. Norrlng and Mrs R. MacOauii. Mrs. N. Bell the secre- tary read the minutes and called the roll. 1e rnemibers and i visitor being p ent. Mrs. Haeiam. the treaurei- reported 3 boxes being sent through The Robertblmpson 0o. to England. Mrs. Hedley Mut- tart, the Community ﬁiandehlp Bees-story reported 'l cards of ayrn- pathy sent. l8 sick and 10 hospital calls made. The birthday offering at this meeting was $30.11. trill)!!- ing letters from Mrs. J. F. liiaeton and Mrs. J. D~ MacFarlene ‘were read by Mrs. Gordon Harvey and Mrs. Nathan Bell also one uom Miss Elma Inman was much en- joyed. The Lord's Prayer in unl- aon closed the meeting.

Dainty reiaﬁlhmtlltl were served by conunittee and hosteee and a aociel hour was enjoyed.

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MALPIQUI AND BALTIC WJLI.

The regular monthly meeting of Malpeque and Baltic W. M. S. Auxiliary oi the United Church was held Tuesday evening, March 9th. at the home of Mrs. llrneet Bryentcn.

The President, Mrs. -Cross open- ed the meeting with prayer and lli Joined in alilllng "O F0!‘ A Thousand Tongues to S ." Mira. Gerald Locirhart. who was in charge of the worship service, read the parable of the lower from Mark 4-2-8. Short prayers were of- fered by Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Cross. The minutes and roll call were given by Mrs. Ralph Deer- ieto. Illeven members answered to roll call. The Treasurer's report was given by Mre. Preston Green.

It was decided that Mrs. Simil- son write to Toronto and order two dozen Easter programmes. lies- ter ‘lhank-oilerlrsg meeting to be held hater Monday afternoon in the Memorial room to which

ladies of the congregation are ivttnd. Mrs. Simpson lb have charge of the program. Mrs. laiph Bear-lain. Mrs. hank Iearialn and Mrs. lrneat. Ityenton for refresh- ment comrnltlae. The community friendship secretary was asked to send one sympathy oerd. and mail‘ hater Oarde to lick and shut-ins in the community. lirwlen eaiil were made ‘on the alcir for the

also three Hospital calls. Letters ct intsrut. were

of OIIWNIII. u": J. I-ll

months of January and Iabruary ,

g .. from the followlna. The Deluxe i council I.

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Bile Albttmi kiendl will be pleased to know. that tb- l. A. Macias la making a rapid re- covery from his recent operation lnulihe Prince Ildrward- Island Hoa- j) .

The feast o! 9t. Patrick is ob- served in many a home, whether or not you hail from the Emerald Isle. This patron Saint oi Ireland according to traditions fearlessly

. preached the, iloepel to the pagan

Irish using a three leafed srass al-miier to a clover to illustrate the doctrine oi the ‘trinity -hener the wearing oi a shamrock on St: Patrick's" my. '

ﬁght members of Alba-ton Wo- men's‘ Institute gathered at the home of Mrs; W. R. Oulton for their regular monthly meeting. The president, Miss Alice Gordon, conducted the business period. Two new members were welcomed A letter from Mr. seliert Rayner expressed‘ his appreciation of the course in drarnatics which the In- stitute had enabied him t.o attend. For the Sick Committee. Mrs. 11er- bert Champion reported three home visits and several hospital calls. Mrs. Arthur Wilkle reported toe the School Committee and Mn. James Pike for the Hall Com- mittee. Pians have been made for most oi the repairs needed at the hall. but owing to the cold weath er they have not yet been done. On motion, all bills were ordered paid. An extremely interesting and timely address on Interior Decor- ating was given by Mrs. W. R. Oulton. Mrs. Oulton spoke infor- mally. but her talk uras very com- pact and contained a great many helpful and practical suggestions. A vote oi thanks was moved by Mrs. Champion. seconded by Mrs. Wilkle. and extended by the presi- dent. ‘Iihe April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. W. C. Leavitt and the weaker will be Cst. '1‘. J. Keefe. ‘ —M.rs. John Profit was hostess to the Ladies Aid (Western Hospi- tal) sewing circle an the evening oi the llth. instant. There was a good attendance. and a very nap- py scclal evening was spent. while the needles busily plied their way. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Wilbert -si~.ea kindly invited the membcrs to her home on Thursday of Easter Week. The following officers were el- ected at the annual meeting of the ladies Aid d! the Western Hospital held at the Nurses’ Home on Fri-

day evening, March lZth. at 3 o‘- clock.

President — Mrs. John Profit (re-elected).

Vice President - Mrs. Brydon Smith.

Secretary - Mrs. Waldo Mai- thaws (re-eiected.)

‘Treasurer - Mrs. Perry.

Alter the business part oi the

regular monthly meeting had been completed a splendid report of "the year's activities was given by the efficient secretary, Mrs. Matthews. This was followed by an outstand- ing finaneial report given by the retiring Treasurer. Mrs. W. Lawson.

total receipts (for the year) which amounted to the sum oi $1,097.05 also the donation 011750. towards the deirayingof the cost ol the X-Rny.

The ﬁnancial success is large- ly due tn the untiring ailors a! Mrs. W. C. Lawson, whose resig- natlon is much regretted by the aid.

In a. few well chosen words the President thanked the ladies for their kindness and oo-operation during the past year; she urged them to kindly continue with eager and enthusiastic interest, and thanked one and all for their eon- ildence in having re-elected her for the ensuing year.

The Reverend Superior of the l-iiospiihl whose presence at the meetings is always highly apprec- iated. was next to address the meeting. 0n behalf o! the Hospi- tal Stet! she sincerely thanked the aid for ile wholeheerted coopera- tion since ite beginning; she eon- gratulaiod the ofiioars for the cap- able manner in which they dis- charged their duties, and express- ed her good wishes for continued success.

At the close of the meeting a dainty lunch oi ice cream and cake was urved by the Reverend Sisters.

en by Mrs. Ralph Bearieto. There were some very interesting things read of the translating oi the Bible to the Mongo-Nkurdo lang~ uage, assisting with readings were Mrs. Prank Bearisto. Mrs. Tay- lor, Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Cross.

Hymn I47 followed by prayer and the Minpah benediction brought the meeting to a close.

A delicious lunch was aerveo by

ald Lockhart.

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