NOVEMBER 23. 1950.
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WESTERN GUARDIAN
-BAZAAR AND PANTRY SALE in Presibyteriars Church Hall. Ken. singion, Saturday. Deco-niber 9th.
-SEE "AIJIIALIA BRIDGE FROM HEMDOCK RIDGE". in Freetown Hall. Thursday night November 23rd. sponsored by South Freetown Home,and school.
-ORDER your warm morning coal stove now. Burns up to 50 hours on one filling. Thermostat controlled. The only stove or its kind in the world. Liberal trade
in allowance. Louis Moose, New Aniian. -ENTEIITAINS W 0 M E Nls
GIIILD.--Mrs. Chanles Clark en- tertained the meinisers of the Young Women's Guild of the Siirnmerside Presibyierian Church 0" -VT0HdH.V evening at the Novem- ber meeting. The pfcsjd. eni. Mrs. Emmett Ranagan opened the meenng with the repeating of The Lord's Prayer in unison. Dur-
ing the business period final plans;
were made for the Charlottetown Male Chorus to be heard on Tues- d?-)" evening. December 5th. in me Baptist Hall. The Mizpah benediction brought the meeting to s close.-S.
-Y. P. S. MEETING. - Mr.
Marshall presided over the Y. P. S. ;
c! the Surmmerside Church of Cari-st at the regular meeting on Tuesday evening in the hall. The devotions were in charge of Miss Edwina Delaney. opening with the hymn "I am resolved" with Miss Sijlijia Rayner at the piano. The minister conducted the study per- iod on fold Testament Prophecies lndplhmr Fulfill-mcnt. in Christ." During the business session plans were made for the Christmas Y. P. S. activities. Following the meeting the members cndoyed I igz-song of Christmas hymns.
-SHOWER FOR BRIDE AND GIIOOM.-The Kensington Post Office staff and rural mail cour- icrs arrived in a body on Monday evening Octcibcr 30th. at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howard. to bestow upon their son. Bruce and his bride. their heartiest. felici- iaiions. accompanied by the gift of a handsome chenille bed spread. and other articles. The party was informal and the evening passed pleasantly with cards and conver- sation. Refreshments were served by the hostess.-Bur.
-ENTEBTAINS C n U 3 c n CLUB.- Mrs. R. W. Wood enter- gined the members of the Ladies liihb of the Summerside Presby- .ciial Church on Tuesday evening gt her homc..The president. Miss
.ara Mountain. opened the meet- ing with the singing of a hymn. with Mrs. Cleve whalen at the g-V-ant). followed by The Lord's Ix”-Wfyln unison. Collectors for .nc childrens Aid Society were Riilpointed. A social hour followed K it-ii the hostess was assisted in -b"n”-"K refreshments by Mrs. Hil- F-rt Johnston and Miss Jean Mac-
adlttii.-S.
fTELEPHONE FROM .WELLv 3;;-At the festivities of the Km ms of Dr. James Ira Hig- ' ” V-Sn VII. and Joan of Arc
Esgnard. at Welland. Ont.. some- CH Hid the happy inspiration to iom 9 Mme folks by telephone. min 0 four-lof the Higgins family was different parts of On- meir rut: were present. spoke to Mrs vzner and mother. Mr. and Sim; PEiEm Higgins of Summer- onh-, . .. Such an occurrence is rapid one demonstration Oil the advance of sczcnvze and the
"msequent boon to the social :,enraVs1s”5', N9W3flifiys the modest. "ml"! citizen may enjoy
mlileges and lperquislles that mars; and queens couldn't. com- "Ve" miy years ago.-K.
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T3APTls'1' C MAR IIUBCII YOUNG ward3;,fJgleonour. - M... Ed. Hp service Cronducted the wor- group of tho the Young Married Church on Te Summerside Baptist ll .uesda.v evening in the Win: with the .. us sing i me pirnllh Mrs. Colin Waugh at the gmuhanvzl responsive reading -,5 Ms W0 lesson in Matthew 5 harp” olfiier which Rev. W. A. 3 hymn fvieduprlyer. The clos- e In Jeni!” What a friend we iiess session Si D""!"K the busi- wud ooh over which Mr. Ed- rgm" wt Dreslded. a pleasing recent Musicals from '1 was submitted. Cmlde for starting a lub in the near lut-
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THE GUARDIAN. GTARLOTTETOWN
Be Wise! Be Smart! Be Practical
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Merchandise.
On Merchandise
On this Plan you make a Small Deposit down. tract is made out and you make regular payments to the Cashier until the article or articles are settled for. Then you take delivery of the
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On Either Plan
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A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS
A "Lay-A-Way" Con-
i TWO HOLMAN LAY-A-WAY PLANS
Both Very Simple
10.00
2 NO DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED
! Select the Merchandise you want (under 5810.00). The Sales Clerk will put this away for you until wanted. tou make regular payments to the Sales Clerk until the article or articles are paid for. . delivery of your purchases.
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Merchandise Be Seflled For Before December l6l'h
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Shop For Christmas The Easy Way iOn HOI.MAN'S LAY-A-WAY
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ihonored On 35th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arsensult.
sheen Street, summerslde, were tho iguests of honor of a social evening ion Friday when fellow workers and ' other friends gathered to honor them on their 35th wedding an- nlversary.
Mr. Donald Baker assumed the
role of master of ceremonies for iohe evening. The outside staff of iHolmans Ltd. gave the couple a.
ieautlful lamp and chair. Mr.
H. T. Holman presented the couple with s. substantial and gratefully
I received cheque. Many other gift! were presented to the honored .cuple.
Buy Anything On The Lay-A-Way
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Complete.
" You Avoid Thol Last Minute Rush and Jam A ll": Easier On Your Pay Cheque .
Be smart!
Be Wise!
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L50! AWAY A GIFT A DAY
(in They NOLMAN LAY-A-WAY PLAN
SUMMERSIDE
CHARLOTTETOWN Where Old Friends Meet and Shop For Christmas
PANTRY SALE FRlDAl'. November 24th. Holman's grocery department. auspices Catholic worn. en's League, Summerside.
.. PAINFULLY BITTEN - A lady canvassing for the Children's Aid society drive in Summerslde yesterday afternocn was painfully bitten by a dog at a home on Fitz- roy Street. The dog was in the porch and when she opened the door from the walk he attacked her. There was no one at hcme at the time, - s
-CONDUCTS CHURCH SER- VICE. - Rev. W. J. Phillips. Al- berton. conducted the services in New London. Parish, on Sunday. November 19th. Taking for his text. the 21st verse of the 17th chapter of St. Luke, he brought to his hearers in clear accents the fact that we make our own Heaven or Hell. We either accept God and tho Kingdom. and the peace and conlcntmenl. it brings. or we re- ject i'. to our sorrow. and "end in a muddle of jumbled thinking or worse." God holds out his hands. to us at all limes. ll is up to us to face up to our responsibilities in life. Too many fall to accept the responsibilities of church and community. and so fail others who would find the Kingdom of Hea- ven.-Bur.
-POST NUPTIAL BIIOWII. - The home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Paynter. Clinton. was the scene of
gaicty and cheer on Friday even-
ing. November l7th. when the peo- ple of Clinton and surrounding areas. to the number of approxi- mately 120. gathered to "shower" their son. Roy and his bride. the former Grace Nicholson. in hon. or of their recent marriage.. A niece and nephew of the bride. groom. Esther Paynter and Chos- tcr Payntcr. carried in the laden baskets. The ribbons were cut by Mrs. George Pickering and Mrs. Ivan Pickering. and the good wishes and names of the donors read by Mrs. Bloice Dunning and Mrs. Hillard Woodsidc. The many beautiful and useful gifts. which included a variety of articles clear to the housewife. as well as a thick sheaf of well filled envelopes. were arranged by Mrs. Francis Payn-fer and Mrs. .Lelth- Paynter. On be- half of his bride. Roy adequately expressed his thanks for the gifts and good wishes. A bountiful lugrh was served by the ladies. - ur.
-COMMUNITY HONORS NEW- LY WIDE.-Friends of Kenslng- lon and surrounding districts "in- vaded" the home of Mr. and Mrs. A-ioyd Howard on Thursday even- ll'lC. November 9th. to tender their son Bruce and his bride. nee Marjorie Webster. a surprise party in honor of their recent mar- riage. Mr. Ernest Mill was the genial chairman, and after a few introductory remarks. called upon Miss Mamie Mill. who read an ap. proprlate address. The gtlft of I
beautiful rccliniiig chair and a
comlbined trillght lamp--and night light. was made by Messrs Fred Howard. David Clark and William Blakeney. A purse of money from the Kcnsington Co-operative Dairying Association. and a num- ber Dtf individual gifts were pre- sented io the popular couple by Mrs. William Gill. Bruce exprcss- ed thanks and appreciation on 'e- half of his bride. in a few suitable; words. and all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fel- lows". A happy social evening fol- lowed. during which a singsong was enjoyed with Mrs. Ernest Macliwen at the piano. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assnisled by several of the ladies. - ur.
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Personals - -The many friends of Mlu Jean Cairns, Summerside East.
will regret to learn of her illness in the Prince County Hospital.-S.
-Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Walker. Kensinglon were recent visitors to Amherst. N. 5., during the week the popular Winicr Fair was in progress.-K.
-Mr. Ralph Jennings returned to his home in Maryland. U.S.A.. after attending the funeral of his uncle the late; Rueben Dick- leson of Kenslngton.--K.
-Mr. lz.-rt Campbell. promin- rnl farmer oil Freetown was an
interested attendant at the Am herst Fair last week.-K. ,
-Mr. and Mrs. William War- ren and Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of Kensington were visi- tors to Amherst. N. S.. during
-Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Phillips, Alberton. were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hcnry. Kensingion.-Bur.
- Ordinary searnnn C. E. Cairns of the Naval Air School, I-I.M. C.- s. shearwater. Dartmouth. spent the week-end in Summerslrlc with his wife, the former Della Gallant.
--The many friends of Mr. Golden Reeves, Freetown, will regret to learn that he has been moved to the Victoria General
Hospital from the P. E. I. Hospital for further treatment and join in wishing him a speedy recovery.
-Messrs. Ralph Owen. Hamil- ton. Lorne Glydon and Reggie McArvill. of Kensingfon levlt re- cently by motor car for Hamil- ton and Oshawa. Onl.-K.
--Mr. J. Elmer Dunning. Mon- laguc. spent the past week end in Kenslngton. where he was me guest of his brother-in-law. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hilts. Mr. Dunning was guest solo- ist at the re-opening service of Kenslngton Presbyterian Ch-urch on Sunday morning.-Biir.
Piusville W.I. Annual Meeting
The mutual meeting of the Plus- ville Women's institute was held on Thursday. at the home of Mrs William Gallant. The meeting was opened by prayer, and the roll was called. The secretary then read the minutes of the last. regular meet- lng, and the financial report for the beginning and and of the year.
The committee gave their reports and it was voted that a chair be bought for the school, as request- ed. The new committees for the following month are: Sick-Mrs. Cyrus Gallant, school--Mrs. An- thony G lant.
iMrs. ter P. Gallant then kindly invited the members to her home for the next meeting, where
the roll call will lie niisweird by an exchange of Christmas gifts. valued at fifty cents each. to be
wrapped in Christmas wrappings and not opened iintll Christ-mu Day. The following are to make sandwiches for the next meeting- Mrs. William Gallant. Mrs. Nelson Gallant, Mrs. Phillip Gallant, Miss Noelln Gallant: to make cake- Mrs. Anthony Gallant. Mrs. Joseph H. Gallant. Bingo will be played to raise funds, and two members were asked to prepare it mystery man.
The correspondence was read.
dollars to the Cancer Fund and two dollars for a Mass for the souls in Purgatory. Mis. wllllnm Gallant. Mrs. Nelson Gallant. Mrs. Cyrus Gallant, and Mrs. John P. Gallant volunteered to scrub the school for the month of November.
The following resolutions were moved. seconded and adopted:
1. That each member must scrub the school once during the school year or send someone in their place.
2. That a twanty-five cent treat be given to all sick members and any serious cases in the district.
3. That the meetings he held in the first Thursday of each month.
4. That five cents be charged for lunch to visitors at the meetings.
5. Thai: a door prize be given at
r:.i meeting.
8. That two members be sent to Ste. Anne de Beaupre. To be elig- able for drawing, members must attend six meetings from Novem- her to June (both inclusive.)
7. That shower and anniversary gifts be brought for members only.
An en lnlnmeiit was dismiss- ed for the members. and they de- clded to have a bingo and dance in the hall for the members and their partners. bingo prizes aw all ex- penses to be paid out of Institute friends.
The new officers ilien elected for the coming year are as follows:-
President-Mrs. Peter P. Gallant.
Vice-President-Mrs. Joseph H. Gallant.
thanked their host of friends for :their gifts and kindness extended to them.
lful servant of RT. Holman Ltd. 'Fcrvlng the company for the past i L3 years.-S.
. groom. ' attired in a dress of two-tone bro- 'caded metallic top with a black
As the evening progressed o clev-
rr display of step dancing was wit-
nessed by friends. The couple
Mr. Arsenault is a long and f8lI.h1
Murray - Sherry Wedding
-The 8.30 Nurptial Mass Wed- nesday morning, November 15, which united in marriage Mary Helen Sherry. daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. George Sherry of Fernwood. and Joseph Arnold Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Murray 0! August-me Cove. was solemnizeu in St. Peter's Catholic Church. Seven Mile Bay. by Rev. Reginald MacDonald.
Fall flowers and potted plant: graced the altar for the rites. Miss Florence Green was organist and the choir rendered beautiful hymns under the direction of Mr. Arnold McGrai-h. as soloist.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father. was gown- cd in rhone wine Chantilly lace over moire taffeta with a pink feathered hat and a corsage of cream roses. Her only ornament was a gold locket. gift of the groom.
Miss Betty Murray, sister of the was bridesmaid and was
taffeta skirt. She wore an oll.'-the- face hat, in black velvet and a cor- 'i of pink rosrs. L. A. C. Stanley Richard ol.' the R. C. A. F. Station. . .iin:iside. was gi-oomsman. The bride's mother was dressed in a black pin-striped suit with black accessories and the groom's
, .noi.iier wore a suit of grey gabar-
.i:ne with blue accessories. Both .'.'”c corsages of rosebuds. Following the ceremony a wed-
! call): brcakiiast for the immediate
relatives and friends was held at Birch Hill Tourist Home. The bride's table was attractive with autumn flowers and ligrlued cand- les in silver'holde'rs. he three- ticr wedding cake. topped with a miniature bride and groom was draped with a small veil carrying out the bride's sorority colors. A toast to the bride was proposed by Father MacDonald and was res- ponded to by the bridegroom. Congratulatory remarks were made by a number present. .
The bride's gift to her brides- maid was a turquoise rhinestone necklace with earrings to match and the bridcgroomls gift to the best man was a wallet.
Mi-, and Mrs. Murray left on I lioneymoon trip throughout the Maritimes. the bride iravellinil pin a drcss of bronze irridescent with dark brown accessories and a coat of taupe. Hcr corsagc was of mixed roses. On return they will reside
at Carleton SidinE- Wile” lh. groom is en-gaged in agricul- ture.-S.
THREAT FOR FU'l-'-TIRE
BRANDON. Man. - (CF)-NW that the mosquito season is past... Dominion entomologist R. D. Bird thought it safe to announce that at least 12 varieties of iriosqultou are found in the Brandon area. HI supervises Brandonls annual antl- mnsquiio campaign.
lsse Gallant.
Direct,ors- Mrs. William lam.-, Miss Anita Gallant. Audlwr --Mrs. .loliii P. (Iallaiil. Twenty-tlii'ee members enrolled for the coming year. After a. hearty vote of thanks was tendered the retiring officers. the meeting was
Gal-
nnri it was dcclrird in snnd two
Secretary-Treasurer-Mts.s Clar-
iitljoiirnrd.