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‘m: regular monthly meeting o! mat Royalty W. I. was held in she Schoolhouse with I181" Mm- bm present. In the absence of president. Mrs. England. vice-presi- dent, presided. Meeting opened with creed. Collection amounted ta eighty cents. Red Cross col- lection, $36.00. Report of cake all: at Roger: Hardware Store amounted to $35.50. It was moved by Mrs. Cotes. eeoonded by Miss Lank, to ask Miss Poivvley te teach the children mus/la for remainder :l school term.

It was moved by Mia: hat and ascended by Miss Powers to ask the National Film Board if films could be shown in the School on ove- rung oi May 14th. School com- mittee reported two dictionaries got for school. .

Program consisted of filling in paper on Better Farm House corn- petition.

Next meeting to be held at Mics. Geddla MCLCNYB. _ ‘ _

Lunch committee, Mrs. Lem MacKinnon, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Macleod

Meeting closed with National Anthem. after which a delicious lunch was served by committee in charge.

' ‘Five time: as much Vitamin A baa been found lri the milk of cow: lad on good alfalfa hay as in the milk of cows fed on poor timothy liay.

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"How, do you mean 'di.fferent”f" Jerome spoke sharply.

"Well, he's in love with Alike. See?" '

"I sea. You think she-case: for itulmt" King’: voice we: s: dry. as lmltbfvﬁrd-‘ISCI; a: the form sheet lhe was seaming. .

April tilted her red head. ap- peared to be pondering the matter. "Well, not enough to man-y him just yet. ‘PBrhlipe. but lln afraid she'll fall for him if he keeps on be- ing so clever. Naturally. when a man's in love with a girl he wants to give her thing: and, i1 e want: to make a, real knpreasicn, find: aastth: kind of thins! ehe lihe:

Aprililllghed. Iitiwn: a Iliy little la-ilsh piercing the. beaver-board partitiombelrween Jerome’: office and tihe newly arranged coop neaiit dear, bringing an showering smile to the lip: of the youing men labor- ing at. hl.: desk. That lMlGtlr—h¢ll“ in; April's voice-triads up te Bill Brown for all the morning’: miser- ies. "It wouldn't help Lucius Ariana," April cm on, “to give Al-lxo orchids or Pekesior opera boxes. Money for these helpless women she's been worrying over-security for their old sge- that's a different matter. She can never ignore Lucius Adams sitter ‘this. I'm aure I couldn't. i! any man had done this for me." she paused a moment and added. "It': aiwiuward for Alixe -._ coming after she refused him, Ninth or tenth time, I imagine. The Handing‘: dance, I think."

“mil. tlwt will do." m look: deraily. "No more gossip, please. I'm aiot interested in Miss Vian Eden’: aifhirs- I shall see Adams ex- press my gratitude to him or his client, if he has one, loa- taking lihosetrwowomen offourlietsI can't say I approve of hi: choice for I ‘know a dozen old CPSQMIOI who are mom deserving-look here April if you're going to continue to en- curriiber my desk, you might take a letter."

"I will not.‘ Jew’: visitor owurig her leg: defiantly. "I'm not. your sieve aavy more. I'm a lady citizen of Fhiairnourit, I'm iwolse — I'm taxpayer and I've got to be treated politely."

"l! you'll get of! my desk-J’

“I'm going. I didn't means to ‘bother you. only I do feel ac worried. 1 think Alike i: getting frigihtfully fed up with her mother's nagging, and being treated like a child. A "home of her ow-n would be a tarn- pteition, don't you swpposet’!

“Don't know anything aibollt it. Probably s. very suitable motels." ..Teiy banged the desk drawer shut and drew his notebook towards him

"On yourway out, April, you might send Meta up lo take a. letter. Have her bring the blue folder marked Transient Problems.’ There — if you won't do anything else you ml-ghit answer that phone."

April yanked the desk phone tio- w-uda her listened with interest imtunnuled into it politely. "Yes - yes -- yes of course, Mr. King will be dellslhed to see heir Send her right up."

‘Who's that? I won't see any one. If it’: one of those Women's Clubbers . . ." _

"It's not a Clubber. It‘: Alixe." Aibrll spoke he eeeualiygga tf she did not lenow how unu 1 a mat- iler was a visit. from Miss Van Eldon of the Vn-n Elden Memorial Bureau to‘ Mr. King of the Emer- gency Relief, "Come to see about prying Poly ama- Zore off the liats, I suppose." she added.

“Misc Girice can handle that. You go down and tell Miss Vhin Eiden to talk to Miss-" _

"I iwish you would atop ordering me around, Jerome King. Oh ~- itiulio, Allxei" She burned with a delighted sciatic to the girl in the doorway. "Jay was just saying how cautious he we to talk to you."

"That's kind of him. How are you, Jerome? And the ohilldren?"

.“My boys are doing nicely, tihamlcs. Won't you alt here?"

‘Thank you."

Aiixe Van Elden smiled as she tool: the chair King indicated, Tall, quirle dignified in tihc plain gray tailored dress chat might have been a uniform but for its per- feution of cut, sh_e showed no em- baairesarnent over this. her first private meeting since his divorce wvtth the men also had once loved She did protest when she saw April making for the door.

"Do stay! We three oughlt to talk aver your ‘old girls’ together- ‘Ilhe ‘Lucky Ladies’, I call thorn."

"Sorry, darling!" April waved a farewell, "Got to be on any way. You tell Jay our ideas, but, don't let him bully you. I never do. Good-bye Ailxr-‘Bye, Jerome!”

In the hall April slanted for the stairs but halted, seeini than: it was occupied by wrangling clients Tlhe OTlelierity and the S-alidardc were at n again. and today each wnereinvforeed by loyal relatives. The interval gave her time to sel- ect from a wall pocket .a large ‘card vﬁtli SUSY-DON'T DIS- ‘TURB printed on it, and to affix the name on Jay's door.

"Iherc, he can't say I haven't done scmcthlng for him this morn- ing.".:tie reflected. "Ola, it only Jay and Aiixe let time to talk! If they'd fonn the habit of seeing each other again. aometning might come of it."

(To Be continued)

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‘Mr. and Mrs. Lana Ieard were visitor: to Victoria West an Sim- day.

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Mra. Prank Iii-seer kindly invit- ed the members to her home for the next meeting.

lb. and ‘Mr: Alvin Bell and family recently visited in Oleari. thegueateofsdkandllraltae- ford Inc-lie.

Mrs. Eric Corbett and little ace Teddy have returned from a'n an- Joyable wet’: stay in Fernwood. where they were the guest: o! Mrs. Corbett’: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Msclhrlane.

Mrs. Charles Perry and grand-

granddeughter, Betty, Albertoo South. are receiving a. we. come home, after the

winter months in St. Eleonora.

-'rhe United Church Guild met at the home of Mrs. J. C. Matthews on Monday evading at 8 o'clock Eleven member: and one visitc" were present. Worship was led by Mrs. Pike. It wa: decided te have a. food and rummage aale some evening early in May alt the Rebek- ah Hall. A program of poem: and contents wdro prepared by Mrs Arthur Wilkia.

The Albertcn Branch. C. W. t. held their annual meeting in the Burke Hall the evening of the 3nd. instant. There was a large num- ber of ladle: in attendance. all ana- ioua to resume the year’: work with eager and enthusiastic interest. The President, Mrs. Maurice Perry, pre- sided. The Secretary-Treasurer read the minute: of the previous meet.- ing, which were aipwoved. After the usual business routlne hll: been completed, the retiring Presi- dent gsve a brief address in whlcl.

for their kindnm and co-operation during her term of office, and urg- ed the members te show their par~ sonal interest in the league, by at.- tending the monthly meetings with every best wish, ahe hoped that the present membership would be increased one hundred par cent The following excellent report was given by the Secretary-Treasurer, Mira. Michael Ahesrn. During th-i year eleven regular meetings. anc

' one special meeting were held

There was a paid-up meanbershii of twenty members. Mrs. M. A‘ hearn attended the Diocesan Con venticn in l‘ erlottetown last. Aug ust. . Donations were made to The Sis

iers of Service, The Velda Matthew Fund, T. B. league, The Wester: Hospital. Parish Fund. The Canaa

ian Appeal For Children mad. Mass Offering for deceased mem-

charitable purposes.

A sick coirimittee visited the sick in the homes. also in the hospital. The aged and sick were sent treats. and messages of good wishes at Christmas.

All our regular meetings were reported in the press, and the Ca- nadian League Magazine was kept in circulation among the members.

Entertainment-In an effort to make the meetings more interest- ing and entertaining, a: well ad instructive, a new departure was put into effect. Each night of meet- ing, alter the routine business had been concluded, one of the mem- bers prevented something, WhlCll required a a minute period, such as a scrambled word contest, : short test and etc. A small prize was always awarded the contestant with the highest points. 1

Card parties, pantry sales, chick- en suppera, the aale of ticket: and several social gatherings were tieid for the purpose c! raising funds.

Much credit is due the church convencr, Miss Maude O'Connor for her. artistic arrangement oi flowers at all seasons of the year. and emeciallly during the summer months, when the altar was kept prettily adorned with flowers from the gardens.

The financial report showed all national and diocesan obligation: as well as a-li bills paid. .

During the year the sum oi‘ $217.70 was taken in with expen dltures of $213.78 leaving a balance on hand of $4.01.

At the close of meeting a vote of thanks was tendered tn: retir- ing President, Mrs. Perry, who a- gain thanked the member: for their kindness. and asked them w give the newly elected President their loyal support.

A very enjoyable social hall hou: followed. The contest prepared by Mrs. Merritt Callaghan wa: won by Mrs. Frank Dunn. who was ile- sented with a prise.

Miss Doyle kindly offered ‘to prepare the contest (and donate the prize) for the next regular monthl meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. John A Callaghan. . .

Lunch committee for June:

Mrs. John Wallace and lira. Michael Kinch.

A bounteous luncheon of Io: cream and cake was served by a committee in charge.

. Officer: Heated

The chairman of the nominating committee, Miss Bertha Doyle‘ sup- mttted the list. of officers, forth: coming year as foilowsz. i

President - Mrs. A. D. O'Brien.

lat. Vice Resident. Mrs. Brydou

Smith.

2nd. Vice President. Ilsa. ltay- mond Saunders. ~ v

3rd. Vice President. Mrs. Frank

, Dunn,

Secretary Treasurer. Mrs. Mich- ael A‘hearn (re-elected) .

Convenors: Alter:- ,.

Mia: Maud .0’Connor (re-elected) Mrs. M. Rheum.

eriha- Doyla. Mrs. Brydan Smit , ran. Jame: O'Brien._l£r:.. Prank Dunn Mrs. ln-iniett O'Connor. In. lame Oahiil. ’ . _ a »

Social Service: Alb ten -— Mrs. S. Burke. Mia: .

S tel Service. llmsdal: _-" Mrs. ‘Jae. O'Brien. Mr: Charla: Dunn.‘

she sincerely thanked the membezs '

ber and. several arnall donation: fa:-

O'Coniior. ~

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Social Service: Raymond Shes; Cshlll.

Alma Social Service: Mrs. W. B. MaLellan: Mrs. John Wallace.

Social Service: Alberten south- Mre. Maurice Perry (Sn); Mrs. Michael Klnch.

Converters (Measbershlp):

Alma- Mrs. John Wallace.

Alberten South -. Mrs. M. Kincn.

Klidare - Mrs. Ierne Cahiil.

Auditors: Mrs. Merritt Callaghan. Mrs. Everett Shea.

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An interesting quia on well- known hymn: was conducted by Mrs. Louis Mecleaai. Mrs. Boyd Dixon was appointed leader for next. meeting assisted by Mts. John Beer acﬂ Billy MIBKQIIIIQ and moment-unis leaehaan.

Hell call for next night - a review of the firet half of the books cf the New ‘renter-aunt. Hymn ‘to: “When Be Cometh" was sung and meeting closed by repeating 15inch Benediction

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