THURSDAY. 1

Did you MACLEAN your teeth today?

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Yes. .. more Want-TO sruins for me!

blaclcmta Th-r mt! ‘truth l'.t~t0 keeps my teeth glistening wl1ite—i' ~.~ t~l ~ 111.». ~ t-iotr-lttzws-A. Anti it docs that without Strllirltlzl; t-r l ~t l

t tl- t.'ll'l1'l in any wuy——you sec, I - - IllWUfil-IWS or lrurttlfitl ingre- t-tttts" rofrcslrirlg taste, and

hlal'lt'llil\ (‘ttlll die/arts of an;

antiseptic nuttwn lllJlv‘ 11;;- ntoullt fccl clean, keep my gums lrturlllt)‘, 1u_'. I11". .1ll1 purv tutti Stnrct. . l1<':\t1'.\"< 9.1L‘ "-1 :14 l tlm-Mocleun OIII‘ teeth! or _ Y

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TVAYFI" .1111 girls I'm" Office “Ytfk Ilnoltl. ‘v2.1.1; mt! :<it~s1:1-;1':1117r\" trozcntiztl Good oppurllnfll; uith :1 l¢ll"_'"_‘ firth in the Nlllritimc l’rt1\l11t~<~-. l"_tt1u11\ 1o Irc filltul immediately. Afqziy, <tultt1v ' .""..t-o. u-‘Ptfitliitn and sulmy \"-;.YI.I‘ . Iérurrtiiznt.

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Peerless "- ‘gl “w; lmh .\t . New York. N. \-

ucs on their hemllnes

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L ‘ '“ T’ from clteckcd gingham vslveteen, some

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11c: . '\ rt C/llvn the" motif is bothcr or sleeve, tt-ortt le-rveu, Contrasting band; are

on silk. cotton

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~ T111“ rltrulm meeting of Bonshaw

C-Tll ~ Ifl n. the crowd .1» exclusive

I ‘ mrmbers and two 3.9,- m“. Tho president, Mrs. Neil and (‘ozv "fflllllczl the chair. Meet-

'I‘\\'0cd h/»x\ Pr you can't. tel;

~rl wizh Ode and followed ' New committees were

‘ to hnw any entertainment remainder of the War ‘.Tt-:11I1~1'~ instead LO take Old yarn ‘ - rnnko nlaltati for refugees, work "I ‘to mrrltrl on after business part '1’ Intflihl. It was moved, seconded 111d carrictl that. Institute send -‘ "fl w» .\lr.<. William Muttch, Rocky t, to tmlsh furnlshad room at 11101111111. It was also melded ntembers to pay 2 ctr, m n Mcmlmrs Fund Collection

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'“ u lw ‘nkort at ncxt meeting. It wag

_ "lnotvrl that fxfrs, Fred Shaw. Mrs.

Should mvztrlztllly M. 1'. wrc Crosby be delegates to T. B. what is wk“, I , _._ rvnrcntlon. Mrs Benton was asked patients. Ymll w); Hull" Intru- thrce ncw blinds for school. ' SHIL >\- wt mootlng to be held at Mrs.

of oblnittim: right "Nd. tctncs only :11 .1 drug store where t't~:|l |1ll.'ll‘-

vl Slmvis. A ricllc‘oua lunch was zl by ltnstcss. Meeting closed Ntwottal Anthem.

m]??? l8 prnt~tirvtl __ romwmn W ere contpnttrttiitt: i": ‘ . NT To Cum (fl 0 n e xcitrntifirully A1" LLOTI-TORT tom pun, drum‘ Ur ‘POACRC gr covets good _ ‘ " .k;rts and fine srveaters. standmd -“ll"»'";'lll. 11v Fllfit’; bt-long in a college _ wardrobe al=o. Good woes You can hung _\nt|r "Mir 1111c better wcar. but

y ihrlrtlzl hr: tvvrn by girls for com- , m: .mtl tho vrtro they give the

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prescriptions ht-ro with assurance that they , _

wt" be rlyrhll}, w“ , , x|l:.v.'lv(li\'c:r/x1‘l.ifir\(girl's sh'c wardrobe pllffld and lltlli the (‘mt - I . A campus ‘shop of quallt wi" be right. '.\-tt:-kt11:iusl11|1 and nmtorlal whlcEi

; "v-ttlflc 111 corrcct ("are of the fect as JAMIESUIII“

" r1 rrrtrlorl. DRTYI STUH in‘

l .\lll't"'ll(ll‘ shvc that looks ex_ .\~- l. .1u.<' of lt= simplicity -‘ I 111ml 1~,' nrllr-rlnl. C:llcgc glrls r th-ur .=11.=~cl1to1's for week-ends

s or: (tattoos.

Th" -~ . 'hn~ lo do With d1;- ' "rnnirc shcc. prefer- iwrtcdc. ,- - l \- I. r1‘: shoe, glamorous in siglc or ntalcrlal,

fall younger crowd. n the very tiny girl 11 up high school belle

for clover. Hearts, bow lr-s cut out and appli- hcms of full . Some of the appli-

from . dept titling on the fabric of the

. Btu. nccdlcss to say, t-hey .~"~rt‘_v rcalstlc, just a color and a novel

repeated such as a 011 a romantic young

‘d. too, far color interest. and and

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN‘

IBETITIIAL ttunnnmu

‘I'm; column l: raerved for new: of foul Interest. but odvcrthln; cl n nun; nature may be Inserted at 6 cents a word. strictly pay- able In advance.

CONFBDEIATION LIFE INS UB ANCE. [r9731

YEO

THEA TIE

“TALL, DARK and IIANDSOME”

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Cesar Romero Milton Berle Virginia Gilmore

COOKS f Pb B081’ aha. wL-lllgfi-T-R-Ll. JU-LY 5|

REMINGTON Portable ‘PSDEWTII- ers for sale at. Miller Bros. Ltd. 11-382-9-4-21.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND SER- VICES Sabbath. September 7th Cape ‘Iraverse, 11 A. M. Stanchcl 3» P. M. DeSable ‘l P. M. L-365-9-4-1i.[ —- I MISSIONARY RALLY

Caven- slons 2 P. M. and "r P. M All we.- 00316.

__~ ‘“'"“"’"“" Montague, Sat. 6th BINDER TWINE. — Call at_uur Seed Store for rltlfi celebrated "SIIWI

Sour-is, Mon. 8th leaf" Binder ne and den the,

m" w“ a‘ °°" “'““""“" I a

L-375-9-4-3l. . In Memorzam berries for Calgary shipped by The Trunk Western Llnes of the Can- ,tl1e bars-sun: of Mrs. cauh U811 F9!‘ one lulu been til for about five

_lTIontague, Fri. 5th

BLUEBERBJES SHIPPED WESTI —Amonz the outgoinx freight S1111)- ments leaving this provmce ycstet- day was a carload of canned blue- Royal Packing Co. Another car r111 Mus. CAPT. DAN l-hRC-USQN be leavlntz shortly. ———— ——— The people of Hampton 811d vic- LBAVFS FOR P. E. I. —C. L- inity were saddened on Monuagl Block, paymaster of the Grand August 25th. when they learned adlau National Railways, Detroit. 111115011. Mrs. Fcrtllléofl W85 55 3'95"“ and his son were guests at the Olfitit’. Al: l_011I1B1l_Y_1-11§1Y 34:13: Brunswick Hotcl and left ruesduy "IRE? ,j,'-“’.“ ‘mu m“ “W u ‘ for Prince Edward Island to spend U“ \ WM‘-

their annual vacation. -Moncton‘ vars much m m“ time sunemm “Rmcflpt- lisp-early but. was never lmogn to’ +- . ‘com lam or murmur. Possesse o: a. 79mm“ .5C0UTER Now checTltll and kindly disposition shcl CLERGYNlAl\_—Rev. Douglas‘ ‘rlcn- “as loved by an who ha“ he “was delw“ 9i Rrldgewaufi- N" b" "““ ufb‘ o1 1W1‘ ncctuulntatrce. She will be 5115911 “Pmmled Anzhca“ "ecu" of mum tntsscd by a ucvotcu fauna‘ G°°1'§°l°“""mwr"y Yum" Imus“ 11nd runny friends, and will be iono- Gcorgetown. He will assume charge ‘y ,.c,,,cn,,,ereu m,- nm- Banana gndl 0i ‘he Parish September 13' Rev other Christian virtues. Mr. Henderson it \v1ll be recalled

. Sue towns to mourn beside-i 116M “'35- 9' few V°"5.B5°- “Walled m husband, the following daughters Boy Scout organization work .11

m“ Drovmce. lulu sorts" lvtumurct. Mrs. Juca blac-

‘KlllllOlI outrcal; Amy, Mrs. ‘Jm-| GOES TO MT. ALLISOPL-lvliss

ultl n..¢1=1.~..11, _Argy1e Sharer Mabel '.

Helen Calbeck, Licentiate of Music, i grgtrggn, m H \ ,|

who has been supplying at the , y o omDLOII n 01611-

ggg~pchg§mtthe ,§;“*;,",*3.‘§ Qgmgfj; 11.3%.: T.éi.“h.lll.elf“‘ltlé§"‘ilttts:1 h 1 _ ~ ‘

‘and Gladys Nina. predeceased nor‘ iscnto wars azu. She also IBZIVcS a number" of Krand clnldren also tuo brotuulxs‘. Stcllztrtt unu lyfprlty Null-l lms of 'I‘1".'on and two sisters Antuc, Mrs. Gt-orze Pratt of 'I‘ryon and Gwen, A115. Ltmcuti Maclxmtrutt 1.1

home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Calbeck, St. Avards. Miss Cal- beck returned yesterday morning to Sackvllle where she has accepted a position as piano teacher at Mt. Allison Conservatory, and as mustc Dngfltfim teacher in the Sackvllle Schools. I 1m: tuneral, held on Wednesday ‘@1111 ruoun at 2 P. M. tvas one of Ll'e MacSwAliE-ADAMS EA pretty ' weddlng too pace Mon av even- ;_ ~ , w . _ _ mg at the residence of the offlclat- [Ilse fiflceusénliltlgd‘"ggigihwmrfeéilléy l"? clergyman‘ Rev- Dr" Bu“ D whore the tzenernl service was :01:- Kmm- 935V" of m? First BMPUFP d1 .ctl uv her 11:15:01‘. Rev. Hat": y ‘Church, when Norma Isabrl “Sign, by m“ D‘ J_ Mm. Adams, daughter of Mr, and Mrs y _ was“), o; me church, 1119 ‘Arnold Adams. of Slffllllfidflllh llrvtnns uliich shc loved. so much, Northumberland County. became |"'I‘hc Lords Mv Shepherd." “Jews the bride of Lester I-Illls Mac- Lovcr of My Soul,’ ‘and “Sale in P18 swat“, son 0g Mr_ and Mrs 511e,; l Arurs ol Jesus" WmTC sung durlnzrtt e w. Maoswatne‘ of Mm-yay 111N313 p_ iservlcc. The llox '_ were very buflll- E. I, The bride wsa becomlnglv I '-1'f_\'1,{‘11d_111¢lu§1°~‘f'm3 _ drr-ssed in a gown of dusty pink Qllfnlldnwls n“ ‘ml y- triple sheer with mvu blue but and _.‘ -' ansrluvs Mr and Mrs Du-t- les to match, The bridrs- , " . ' . ' . “CUFSSOT . _ I can MacKtnnon, Mrs. George Pra mutd wns Audrey Hccn Adams. .L and Mrs Rowan Nlmxenz sister of the bride and Harvey and Mm Boyd Macqua" Hicks, of McKvtfs Mtlls was tho groomsman. Mr. and Mrs Mac-

iMts. Iva French; bouuuets, .

_ -Clnvton 3111111" and Mr .ut1d A1115. D. swaine were tcndcred a rt-crtniton after the Wedding ccrt/‘tnony and

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RIGHT NOW—MAKE

MARKED.

SGIVQ.

J. Alurrimn. later left; on s. honeymoon Lrlp.crs~ln-ln\v. George Pratt, Duncan

The DZIIIUPIFGTS were fottr broth- mrough Nova Senna They will , IVIIICKIIIIIOII. Wilfred Fcruuson. Will

take up residence in Halifax whore QCOIWIIL 5<>Y15'i"'1""\'< Dnnflld M?‘ - _ Plmtl and Russell Fcrtruson. >1w Mwswalne is emplowd" was ouictlv laid to rest in Craoaud

Moncton Transcript,‘ Cenmervl

MTWIELLANEOUS SHOWER-H- Wc loved her. yes we loved hcr On Monday evening. Attgust “la h. p,“ JQSHS loved he, more upwards of two hundred friends rmct And HQ 1mg 5\\‘(‘('tl\' called her roIMIVQS iltilhefetd BY» llletlwmf ‘g5 To yonder shining shore. Wllfilé? Y°R1§Zed3lé§..;“§1.;l.; w» GflldclrGfltk-s “we owned - to her daughter. Doris, who 1s l0 A Wm}? V01“ 9nd come be one of’ the season's brides. 'ltt'e $111111 zlfrlllgnretétgt-tli tlrxrgsggken house was tastefully decorated by ‘ ,“_‘~' 7.9“ re < girl friends of the bride. The er- L'\5‘9"9"!'11- enlntz was pleasantly spent bv garvcs and social intercourse. Later 1n the evenlntz the brlde-to-be was led by; Miss Kathleen MacFarlanc to nor. seat. under a beautifully dQCOIWP-‘Pd “at?” rd rtvmmzltr

' , ver 11a, t‘ . , _—‘_ gtgudzveigc Egg“? b‘. M1055 Mat-gay}. Mr Patrick O'Connell who is MacFarlane and Mrs. Earl Duttze t-mployvtl at Dcbert. N. S. spent while Mrs, Stheldgn Dixon road the Lnelwcck end at his home in North accompanying umprous verses. Careton. Miss Flerne Bell tastefully arranced M155 Jean Denoche whg h“ bum the Km’! 0H the tflblfi- The bfldfilofl visit-lug hcr sister, Mrs. Wilfred be lhBfl- 111 he!‘ BEEN"! ""',m_“"'- MacNnlly of Borden returned home thanked all present for their ow m, Saturday‘

Borden

lmgfiyeafilclkglgwltvvzfgo“ Mr. and Mrs. James MacElroy, 5.1m. refreshments were then scrv: the" daugmer- Ml“ Mugfle‘ MacElroy and Miss Barbara

ed by the ladle!‘ Ritchie who have been summer-

tng at. New Haven left on Monday morning en route to their home at

PETSOIIGIS Brooklyn, N ‘ _ Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Jay and Registrations at Pictou Lodge. 58111113’. B150 M11 John JBY 0! A“; 30m included d_ Ldn and Bloomfield were visitors to Borden

over the weelcend.

Mrs. E A. Willis of Detroit. Michigan who has been visiting her mvbhfir. Mrs. W, H. Irving o! Cnpe Traverse left On Monday last to return to U, 5 ,

Misses Wynne Ohappell and Glenn Sharpe also Mr. Gordon MacTavish left. on Tuesday for Charlottetown where they will at- tend P. W. College.

Bordon school opened after the holidays on ‘Iuesday, Sept_ 2nd. with Mr.. C B. Jelly a; principal Miss Louise Hessian oi’ Charlottc- town Vice Principal, Miu Noreen Cullen of Charlottetown and Mlu Marjorie MacCallum of Summe side. Assistants.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Leigh Sharpe and son Paul, Mr_ and Mrs. Chen. tt-r Sleeves and son Kenneth of Moncton and Mr. Polar Whulen of Kent Junction. N. B. wen guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe of Borden over the week- cm .

Regular monthly meeting of the Bordon Women's Institute was

Mrs. H. J. Henley of C arlottemwn.

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Miss Irene Wood has returned to

her home in Hazelbrook alter

sipendlntz the oust year here ln he c ty.

Dr. David D. scannell and Mrs. scannell of Jamaica Plain, Mass... are now at their summer home ln Georgetown.

Mr. and Mn. D. M. Robinson of Parkdale were among the visitors to Nova Scotla last week. the zucas of Rev. Hugh Miller of Brooklyn, N. B.

Ilsa Eileen Bennett left. Ihresday

morning to take a position ln the Canadian Bank of Commerce in‘ Bridgewater, N. S. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nlckerson, City, have received a cable from their son Pte. Albert (Kid) Nlcker- aon announcing his safe arrival in England.

such eagerness For more.

HAND CUT CRYSTAL CLEAR GLASSWARE YOU WANT-AND. GET IT AT YOUR GROCER'S. CHOOSE ANY PIECE YOU LIKE-EVERY PACKAGE IS CLEARLY

tn every package ol NEWPORT FLUFFS there is c piece ol NEWPORT HAND CUT CRYSTAL CLEAR GLASSWARE. NEWPORT FLUFFS ore the tastiest, healthiest cereal you con

They're ripe, golden wheat kernels-popped to crispy goodness by the PATENTED NEWPORT PROCESS.

Only NEVYPORT FLUFFS bring you such taste delight-—-

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COMPLETE YOUR NEWPORT CRYSTAL CLEAR SETS NOW THE TIME IS GETTING SHORTER.

Higher costs ol production may bring to a close this oFler ol ringing NEWPORT HAND CUT CRYSTAL CLEAR GLASSWARE alter the present supply is gone. ll you've already started your set ol NEWPORT HAND CUT GLASSWARE-compleie it now,- il not, there is still time to start. But

A LIST OF THE NEWPORT

don't de|oy—every day means In: stock

from which to choose.

The Eastern Guardian

.'Thls column ls reserved for new: of local Interest, but. adver- tillng of g ncvmv nature may be inserted at 2 cents a word. strictly payable In advance.

..'Davld Sorry, service man. ls visiting his family in Montague on a short leave.-—L

..'Buddle McIntyre of tlhe R. C. A. F.. spent the holiday in Mourn- tzue visiting his fnmlly.—L

..'A verv successful pantry sale was held on Saturday by the ladks of Montaxue United Church at Stewart 8a Beck's storm-L

tMontatzue, left Tuesdav mcrnlntz to

Hake a position lnSalnt. John. N ' 11-1. I I

..'Mr. Gordon Coffin of tha staff of the Bank of Commerce in Svu- ney. who has completed a six weeks tralnimz course in Petawawa scent- ltho weekend at. his old home m; lMontamle before returnina to his duties in Sydney. he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. I... H Coffin-L

..'Mrs. Harold Craft and ‘lira. Clarence Mason of Saint John who have been called home owing to L112 illness of their father, Mr. Wilbur McKlnnon who is a patient in the King's County Hospital are spend- ing a few weeks in Stumeon and MOIILBRU€.—L| -

..'Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Poole and Colleen MacLcan Montatzue. left. here to make their home in

Mr. J. Milton Crosby and Mrs. Crosby, Winnipeg, were recent vls- itors to Cornwall, the guests of Mr. ,1 W W. Crosby and Mrs, Crosby! "Bhorescres".

day. A113. 27th. Meeting which was called to order by the preal? dent opened by repeating the Club Women's Creed in unison. Sick Committee reported visiting one

Mrs. Frederick norm of Brock- illfgo,'r““lggb°éérf°mrgl°l‘c“mgagfi'

ton, Mus, is visiting ln Cornwall 1 and M" P Mncmma Ex . - . . pensea girtlcrxggeat of her aunt, Mrs. Peter‘ of deegates to the annun com ' ventlnn at Charlottetown were vot- ed to be paid and discussion tool: place regarding the District Con- vcntlon to be held in searletown on September 2nd. Correspond- ence was road and dlscusse’. The ncu- series of card parties beglml this trot-It. Th0 new card com_ tntttct» appointed was Mrs. C stew-

Mr. and Mrs. Abcn MacLean. Mrs. R. Borden Champion and Miss Ester Champion of Chaflottetown have returned from a dollghtfttl trlp over the Cabot Trail. They also visited Sydncy whcrr tltvv were the guests oi‘ Mr. and ,Mr.=

.~1t_ lift-s. N, Ontway and Mrs.

George A. Myers. TTW“ _ I. llackctl. The first card party MISS ‘mm Mflcph“, and h; of the now series is to be in aid of

ricer Miss Jean MacFadvert . t tne Mobile Kitchen Fund. It was Toronto, arrived in their natlvr 11m dmflq, m mm a hm“ PM,”

provlncc of Prlpcc Edward Ishno , or‘. ‘Monday and will socrd that. "H "5 m" T- B- MW"? 141m?"

holidays visltln’! rtfatlvcs and dutliit hptri i: "'4 n‘ m" fvd pal-HM . , _ ‘ t: .e urmcr. 1\..'ctlng then friends tn Charlottetown, King ddjoumut A.

stout Rtverdale and other places.

held in the town mm on Wednes. 1°“

quilt at an early date.

tlons in which they were so active

but what is Mon e‘s loss will re

Charlottetownb tza n, and thcr

friends hone than this move ntay not prove oermanent..-L

WHEATLEY RIVER

INSTITUTE

The Wheatley River Women's

Institute met at. the home of Mrs. Ralph Barrett 0n Aug. 20th. with an attendance of 15 members and two vLslmrr.

The President, Mrs. wares presided.

Tho ntectlnc opened by singing the Ode and the repeating of the Creed in unlsotr

Roll call was responded to by

Jame-s

each member nammg "A vetzetalfc and the vitamin it contains."

Minutes or the h=t meeting

tvw-rc rcati and approvrd

PM” w"rc nwd~ to quilt another

I

The committee; gave favourable-

repurts. Lotti-rs of_c'5rFcspondcncc , were slstcd 0f n lctlcr" from J. E Cam- eron. President. of the P, E I, T,

it was unanltnouslv decided to send $5.00 to the T. B. League instead of sending delegates to the ltmch- eun at the Charlottetown Hotel, and for that LhYOUBhOHt the community to raise its shan- of the funds for the pur. pose of the mobile kltchcrw, which s

amounted to 90 cents, racitlng .0 be hold at the home of be answered with o sentence or verse including

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After bring entrrtnined by an decide on date of District Convvn intercstlng visitor, who formerly Itlon, Ratz-ort of cln 11 .i W113- llvcd in the Lowlands of Scotland. tfibot was 2W0" bV

a dalnt lunch was c ved b the MP5. 0:011 Ww-d t . - y s r y a sympathy card to u 1.1.1111" In 1411

road and discussed, which con-

B. League and also one from our lwslcss x 1m supervisor recardllrg the purchase -——i—-—-———— """' - ,, , or Mobile Kit.T:lten_ For the former CENTRAL aovaurr w. t. 4 W" sym- 4 blwaliljdcflfil‘:

Central Royalty Women's Instllule held their Auattst mectlutz at tie home of Mrs. W. P. MucLmd. Wi l1 the President in tile clmlt" the tnctt- ‘ lntz opencd bv members rcpcaiingl the Creed. I

Roll Call was answered by twelve I members. One visitor nrcscut.

The minutes of previous tncetlttgl wen: road and approved. I

Correspondence was read and dis-l cussrd. Miss Laura Cullen and lvl-sl Cecil Jenkins were appointed dtlv- 28185 to annual convention and luncheon of T. B. Lcaguc. Nlnvcd y

the l-.1 tcr Institute

it was send

agreed collectors

Sick-Mrs. Hurry Mtu Mrs. F. RODQI‘.

Red Cross-Mrs. Maior Ilztrltae.

Lu11cl1—Mrs. C- W031i» MYS- H Stud. Mrs. W, Ward.

The Soptcmbct‘ tncctlnn l0 l! held at the home oi Nllss L. Cull“! oll Call-"Hcuscholtl Hull-f-

l Mos-ting clcscd with the Nation! I Anlhcm

of a great necessity. Collection Scptetnbor

Herbert smith, roll cal] to the tvord Victory.

i. The meeting closed with the Is- Mrs‘ ca.“ woods‘ seconded by Mm A d ll l lunch '1: served bl ..'Mlss Marv Stewart of the stuff land Hymn. foll d b - Maj” Mmmle mm’ Mrs‘ P‘ MC‘ f c ms w‘ A U l" o! the King's County Hwpka]. Mom“ Anthem‘ owe y The Na Mod and Mm w,“ 11. the lnstes sasslsbcd bv the o