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PAGE FOURTEEN M .” , ' .. .. .. --- .. MAY 18- 1951 g at Dgllrouais University in Hali- Communion Table, the purchase urea" by Mrs. Henry Macmieraon. and ter Paul Newcombe: soloirt..an.d at-ice. Mrs. R.H. Ba.:..ru..r.. teInp.e.:'- r...':gardi.r.ig plans for the dmra O fax. while his wife is a member of to be financed by the Sunday The.ro was a reading. "The Senna 0 Mrs. Ray Birohesnd Henry Bimbo awnoe conIven.e.;.. l.:r.e.:.. o o.:'.:....: ..erri.v'en:..t.:.n..cv.i.last..he?.rd. Mrs. L. yl..,;,,;., WW 2.1:.-..:v.::::.L;;":.so'v....:.:: lideford an-. -. T.”:.:: t.".”...: ..::;:::.: .... ....- :;:.:d

me can y see y B - ' ,, r Mr. Wilfred Harris of the R. C. 3'... TgJ"'wH.?nl:,ret, vmch" and .'3i.':hee'.'.'so'Q'-'e'.'i Tiydleilldoul luncheon . Bideford Anglican Aid. lIIlr.i.e:.l.i:.i..:hi.;i.:o;i.....li.E1.;-I.-:.l.x:..:1.'.. P.AE.'5IR,',l.'9V:&. w.l.l.l.l.ni.).l;dM..l;la.c..es in M31 J" N smymh Mb"ul,(1l1' ::ierI:t'tal:uM!o?l1ier.': g:'mo3'sek?enrltd . . - 9 . L0MSi:sm1gETlS!ld1:.g:.T:::dI; Vmmr Mr. Harold Ross was a visitor ed the Biblical quiz from "10 Ch'mplI?;. and M” Michngi on" B;.t.urd?.ye.:.l) take up res 'l gt his home in o-Leary .the guest h.EI:.l...l.l.s.e.D1I1a.;D'().;Iel.llt:. cofA The Umonvue waning Imnb to Summorside on Wednesday. migaclos in the. NH: 'I.:st..a6m:n.t 32...": ..;micV..Il followed by l ' ' of W5 P”'"”- MT-""1 M” 5'" ' ' ' ' ute held a very suocsasful Bazaar Mrs Clarence Cooke was a pas- E" "V5 W 5”" "E ” - Mrs 1-lube;-i c

h b ted f St.JeI Gue- ' - g 991 . The .n. . ggeley invild Junk”, Cumme" who Spam the hur Harris. bx me m..;3....g. mil-mwy and Pantry Sale on Saturday. May senxer lo Summerslde Saturday. ....xrs;.....lig.e.:l;'.ien 6.1-.l.l.l:cl.l.l.r;4.in'..:.r.l.t: 31;. nreeagd .n.l... ;l.i.g.pkd. g.:.r.l. cl..l..e.: mennbe" for the J"... ...........c... "Ht month It hm home in Hm; Rel" 6' 3- C"""i"3h'"l "ll men” wish mu young "m" ""7 gm 'r.'ltl tlilfvslo Iffr'llr.f'.',:".?ls 9:- M and Mrs Bel-tl-sm Phllljpg of Mrs. Earl Simmons. Summer- were reported and the secretary Sgdlecan m be '"'w'”d Will a Inn has left for Fredericton. N. . Mrs. C.........gham. Mbe,,..,n. ""1 success as he serves in the armed ...f.-.. m: ......yy home cookmx. .p.og Werz. Nee". V...-........ to Summer- side on Tuesday. .. ;;.:......:m.;..:....t: fl-.e..;n...ov.fheM:'.:,.okl':Ul.l,1 A delicious lunch was served by.

where he was fol-merlyemployed.

The X-RAY Chest Clinic has been visiting Ollcary for the past two days and many children and adults have taken advantage of its 'acilltiea to be X-rayed:

little son Peter, left on Tuesday for their annual vacation which will be spent in Toronto and Orillin. 0nt.. the guests or their parents.

The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MacLellan of 0'Leary.

The choir under the leadership Lois. underwent an operation for if Mrs. J. M. Macwllliam hndlappendlcltls at the Prince County ipocill music and an ll-ppr0prLtitelI-iospllal in Summerside on Wed- iermon was preached by the min-inesdny. May 9th. Her many later. Rev. w. G. Dickson. friends wish little Lois a speedy

l'Ot'0Vl'F)', Mr. and Mrs. Orville Phlllips,i . Dartmouth. N. 5.. spent the week-' -The Ladies' Aid of OI-ear.v nnd ln orb,”-y and dlsu-lcl. meillnltcd Church met at the Manse

u 1 Mr. phlll m lh .lin 0iLeary on Viledncsday night. nu 0 ms OM:-Q May 9th. with the president. Mrs.

services of our Country.

The choir under the leadership of Mrs. A. W. Craswell. was heard in s. special anthem: ”F'alth of our Mothers” and the minister. Rev. w. G. Dickson of O'i.leary was heard in an appropriate ser- mon on the text: "Her Children rise up and call her blessed.”

Miss Betty Thompson, O'Leary. daughter of Mr. and Miss. Preston Thompson. who graduated from P. E. I. Hospital School of Nursing on May 8th was successful in winning the prize for the highest in clinical nursing. Her many friends offer

found ready purchasers.

-There was a splendid con- gregation of over 200 people at the Mother's Day service in the 0'Leary United Church, May is. The Church was nicely decorated with flowers and there were sev- eral memorial flowers: In "loving memory of the late Mrs. Walter Gorrill from her husband and daughter. Lillie: also one in mem- ory of Mrs. Walter Gorrill from Mrs. Stephen Baker. In memory of Mother and Father from the Carruthers Family. In memory of Mother from Mrs. Esta Boulter.

S31lll'd8)'.

and daughters Helen. Frances and Patsy were visitors

side.

Mr. and Mi's. Harold Gillls were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sim- mons. Summcrside on Sunday.

and Mrs. Erwin Dennis to Summerslde on

Mr. were visitors Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter accompanied by Mrs. John Cough- lin motored Lo Swmmcrside on

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bridges

to Summer-

cent

-"Miss

ly.

and Mrs.

Shirley

Grant.

Miss Doris Morrison, Sumner- side, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Williams were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hardy, Freeland, re-

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchin- son and Maxine were week-end guCiS7iS of Mr. Hutchison.

Hubert

Summer- sldc, spent the week-end visiting

it was in the books in Summer- -side where she now resides. Cor- rospondencc was dealt with. Meeting closed with a hymn. and Mrs. Rolland Williams vice pres- ident of the Ladies Aid presided over the Aid meeting in absence of the president. Mrs. C.R. Hayes. Meeting opened with .hymn and scripture read in unison. Roll call

and minutes of plevious meeting. The treasurer gave a report on the pantry sale, also a financial statement up to date. There was some discussion on the wiring of the church and parsonage and de- cided to leave such matters up to

the hostess. Ralph Connlck D gan. Kl g..

BURGESS IIEIITIME

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ji? trying to knock Ohatterer oil the trunk of the tree.

assisted by M". and Mrs. Lester Meeting closed with the

Poor Chsttererl He was out all breath. He couldn't dodge and duck quite as quickly as he had at first. Mrs. Chatterer. watching from a. neighboring tree, felt most of the time as if her heart were right up in her throat. She did so.

s.SersenntPhi1Iira and . , .. their gratulati t 3 in d . hmlpg p,,,m,,. M,-, and M”. 1:. Vi. Turner pr.esIdml: and con- Man 13:? conunnggssugcens K. :11, The Bloomileld United Church side on 5a;,,,d,,,., her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. the trustees of the church. Plans n W" gxcmng, ll: was seagull, an wommde. M... orvmeidtlctlng the opening devotions. it chosen prmuslon. was. almou complelely gllled on William Grant and Mr. and Mrs. were made to sell candy at the ucmng, would chstterer save Colin Hutchinson. play being presented by the Lad-

hls life? Or would one of those

Sunday morning. May 13. when a big Hawks get a breakfast?

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacNevin special Mother's Day service was

llllllpa is A student in DEntL9t;-y'Was decided to purchase a new accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Dick-

ies Aid on Thursday. Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson invited the members

l Congratulations are extended to and Mrs.

Mr. Ernest Paynter

VM. 1- b held. The church was nicely dec- 5 d d me Ed . Q d . :sl3rrin;i')ieldt Wt1:seton:erigen Ir;-illrezselfrofli mated with flowers and me fab ioorSll::nci'sai:.ilE onr Satlfdayo are accompanied by Mm Earl Coat," to her hmnc R" me next ""5't' W lo.Lean.. Son 0'! Mr. and Mrs lnwing memoril(a:l flowfrs were lgggg l.iVndmo.t.ored to Summerside on .i.r.ig (:2 l(;el.l.alf 3.! llt.er mother. Mrs. I - l - ' d on the ommun on Table: ' c c nes av. am i is. cctn- closed with Sterling Frlzzell. who is one of pace . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mllllzan - , . 3 . llhls yea" gmduaws of Prince 0. In loving memory of Mrs. Allan were Sunday guesl, gf M", Mil- . Mlzpah Benediction. A delicious nvam college in Cnulotmown. He Hardy. from Jennie and Duncan. nnnnxs pa,en.,s. M... and M”. Em- Mrs. Alberta Walsh and daugli- lunch was served by the hostess. i.enm.ed P. w.c. in nun but in me In loving memory of the min! as; A,-Senault. ter Grace have returned to their

after

Today & Saturday

faithful Christian mothers of the home here spending the

FROST KING ICE GHESTS

imeantlme had spent four years , . . SPRING VALLEY W. l. fnutalde college. three of them in Blo”:.n:l: ':::)”gl.,e.g?g,.”e'; w)g;..5l.:;'3 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coullhlin and w””” mumhs m B”w"' Uis'A' .teachin;:. He received his First pus son Calvin visited with Mrs. , . M", Mlchul Brennan was : Keep your food ;Class Teachers License in 1947. from Mr” and M” Lem" Pmmit Coughlin's parenis. Mr. and Mrs. M” Muriel E”""d5' Piml” hostess to the Spring Valley Wo- ' V Next year ML Frizz” mm” 17” am" The (ll rl llttl hurl Russell Cotton. Spring Hill on GT0”: Li.” 11 Si-Wm W” M 5" men's Institute for their May l fresh for days dur- ltinue his studies of medicine at 0 fl” ".3 9 " ml sunday. Week Visiimg mi" h” d'””"” meetinz. Thirteen members and .'Queen,5 Unlvgl-glfy md ms many .V(.:;'..9Aual.3:.l.l..i. zeil..0';n Ed.l.V.”do.L21.;i:ly8 and S02-1.1.13-..1FW. ME Ind Ml'3- three visitors were present. Min- - ' . lfrlem-15 wlsll hl ml d , v - M. d M... G H33 , d RYTYIOH 1 iS- utea wt-rc read and approved. It mg the hot Sllm m can ue Hue Alli-18.1950.8Ol'i 0i M13 Ind MY5-T F an N eorgfm V:le:Te. was decided to ask in llllly to

ccss in his studies. O'Lear,v lioung Union of the United Church met

daughters. Arlcnc . were visitors to Sllmmersldc on

-Sa iurday.

come to the hall. One sick call was made and fruit inlu-n. New committees nppolntcd were:

Edward MncAuslal.d. Lorna Mae Dlgnan. born in O'Leary, May mi, 1950, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-

Miss Marie Smith. student at Prince of Wales College. Char- lottetown. visited with her par-

mer weather in TM P..o........

one of these white . , , win Dignan. Kenneth Lea Corn- . T .. , , V ts. M, d M H c. o.e smlyl-l Sick-Mrs. Keith Harrington !i)l:IoTl?rl:a;5lg.3rtniiza,l:'s Nlfiac-);t1-(l)lthl'.9.t)V:iitc'; N” b'"'" m 0'Lei"3'- F” 7 1950- M" ?n.d Mlsnhhl-"M Izlabcnm (tiger mi v?3sr.e.f3. 9 rs ' and Mrs. Harold Champion. enameled Frost inrssldlnx null t-onduclint o enin 50" 0' M” ""d Mm Ami”? CW 3'"! ”h”d”"' Ca "1"". an N?" School-Mrs Charles MCI-GHML ildcvholions Tho worship; wgs tag- 1'15” and Beverley Jean Lewis. born m"' Wm 3”'”””.M M” 3'” mi Mrs Mark White and children P'”8"'"""”rM'5- R” T”"""' Kin Ice chests ken by Bill Bcrnurd and Harold 1" s”mm"5id'3v N9V- 30- 1950- Chammg coughhm Lot 16 on Eihel-and Bruce were Sunday Mm zplm" C"””:V 8""! Mrs" g iMacNeill. There was a fine show- g:u3.gii” M M” and Mn” Hurry sundnyi zuests of her father. Mr. Willard R?IPheg" cE.,l.?;:.;ndm.N, was mad . . i W i i . . ' ' Whlcll are insulated l";Eje:::o.,”l:.ni.,;);dthlf go.r1Yl1mug:.3: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchln- I”G1"whm5;;”! 31” smra End M”' and discussed. 53.00 was votcd lp d Th Dy p Uyn d lyn 0-. The following Children were up. son and daughter. Susan, accom- 59139 W95 9" U" 35- toward "The Salvation Army "M" e i ' i B e panled by Mrs. Theodore Gillis. Fund". A report from the ox-

with rock wool

and have a 50 lb.

tized: Francis Myra Phillips. born Dec. 18, 1950 in o'Leary and Lor- na Ivy Phillips horn in O'I.eary, Dec. 1. 1948, children of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Phillips. Janice Louise Macwilliam, born in Al- berton. Nov 1. 1049. child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcwilliam. Con- stance Nadene Matthews. born in

'I.cary C. G. I. T. as guests. Rev. Hi. M. Sheen and Mrs. Sheen of lkllmsdalc and young sons, Allan "and George. were also welcome ,visitors. The benediction was -pronounced by Rev. Mr. Sheen.

Mr. and Mrs. Channing Cough- lin and daughters Phyllis and Betty were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlln on Sunday.

ecutivc rnccting hold in Sca View

CAPITOL Summer.-side

Today 3:30-7-9:20 - Saturday 2:30-7-9:20

motored lo Summcrsidc on Salut- day.

It is hoped Port Hill will have the pleasure of having this group once again another year. The Rev. L.A. Dignan officiated as chairman for the occasion and in- termission was supplied by Mas-

ice capacity. . Mr. Henry Grant, with Mr. and Mrs. William Grant and Mrs. Carol Cody and daughter Shirley motored to Summe side on Sun-

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. , I , . V The Dunblane Women's Insti- Thls lS your chance to modernize your home at a re-

llutc met at tho homo of Mr. and

pre- sented their 3-act comedy play, "Sheis My Daisy" in the L.O.L. Hall at Ellerslie on Monday even- ing on behalf of the Bidefcrrd Anglican Ladies Aid. The hall was filled to capacity and the play was one of the best ever presented with plenty of laughs. thrills and sus- pense with each and every play- or acting his or her part to per- fection. The cast of characters are Daisy Darling - Mary Birch; Donald Darling (her husband - Clarence Ramsay; Freddie Adaire - Ernest Murphy; Annc Adaire, his wife - Bertha Birch; Lucy Belle Barrett. a bride Ruth Dignan; Peter Barrett, her hus- band - Keith Dennis; Dr. Apple -Allison Dennis: Queenie-Dacia Strongman: Mr. Snooks - Edgar Dennis: Mr. Kelly-Glenn Adams.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Strang.

markable saving. These Frost King Ice Chests reg- Mrs. Willis Bulger. The mce.ting ovmanv. AP,” ,5. mo. cnnd O. . Tm TION ularly Sell for 536900 and now Clearing for only Iimifld I-lv!r'rl1n"m:ni'lmiTilt2”Clf)eted Trh; ML End Mm Uoyd Muthewl Mc ahon of Alberton. The study gin:-3;. Eiriflisllgatfxgayfvlth ML and BIG DPUBLE PILL A AC . 9 lpemd ,,f ,,,,l,,,,,, The ml. all 3'.i;:i.yD:ifi'”., f:6o"”'.n:”';ime” will e the last. two phases of the NOTE: Both Pictures will be shown at all shomngs. S4 0 was answered by delc:y.e:.i mem- Jenn nan,n:'bo',n in oauuy R: AD08iiC5..Cl'EN.i..'.'.I gcolggvenm. ..- Mr. and Ma-s.bWerAdall, P:l.ll- ... g u .- .- , . . 4-. hers. Bulbs were iv e among 13. 1 ' . hnd . ' ' rssurrec on o e ups. accompan-le y nnle ou E0” ll”! hale to hulry for there me only 10 lef' ithc members; also plant sllP5 mugm :dIm:nI::n1;,bM1::: life everlasting" and Rev. L. A. sablng, H";-y Glllls. mg clmord .0, 596 them today air” were exchanged. The sick com- bum In ovmary May ,1 1950 .,on' Dignan will be asked to lead H99 Ross. motored to Su-mmerside on J , imm” '.'g.”"i"' iWPk W" .3” of Mr. and Mrs. Percy 'vsy' Eva Study by prepa1;i)ne.z. .3 NP". 3." Saturday evening. - t ..treats. it! new slc comm ee 1 be i mesa laplog cous re res - . Jelly is llepartnlent Store Mn s- 1 mm or ........ ....... .. ..... C. .. PM .

Howlett; and a vote of thanks was extended to her and to Rev. Mr. Howlett. who is the Vice President of the Association. for their grac-

Bulger. The program of the eve- ning was two contests, "Just One "VVcights and Meas-

PHONE 8 Rev. Blair B. Colborne of Spring- gell: Wesg... bfeven miles from ' ary w leaving shortl t attend ' the student Chrnlhlg ious hozpitality. The meeting bonn- Movemeni; National Conference at duded by the Bmedmmn e K

Guelp . Ont. May um .nd 15!... pronounced by Rev. Mr. Baxter.

Rev. . Golborne has rec 1

been .m,.,l,,,,d ,, me stuifeinf -The Bloomfield United Church cm-lslllm Movement secretary Womens Missionary Society met. for Dalhousie University in Hali- !or me” May meeung m me fax . N. S. arid will be leaving his Church" Eleven memhe” respond" pulp,-lll charge me nm onme ed to Roll Call with a. verse of conlmm, yea... June mm md scripture. A letter was lead from wlll . take up hi, new dunes In Mrs. John Scott who is the Pres- Halifax at the beginning of the fall byieml s""'”3". ””'”"”"E 9"? term of Dalhousie - University. w' M' 5' mm mm allocation mm wlllle he, husband amends the 5. 3325.00 an increase. of 025.00 over c, M. conference. Mn. conmmc the previous year. It was decided gyld they, lnlnnt son. Michael. Wm to accept the increased allocation no to on"... and Mn be the Wes” and the W. M. S. will do its best to of her parents. M... Jusnca M. B. raise it. Mrs. John R. Dlgnan gave M-chlbald ma M”. Archibald. a short. account of work done by Miss Edith Bevin. R. N. of the The west Devon Unn Indore. lndia. Mission and prayer young .peoples Union meetdof was offered for her. The study and nelday. May 9th qt me name of worship wa..s conducted by the ylr, and M". J. A. cm”. The President. The" United church llresldent. Miss Ruby Cornish pre- Rbentus Japan WM COmpM'ed' sldpd md conducted opening dc- This program tells of the educa- vnuons. The Y. P. U. decided .0 Mental work carried on by the mis- llold . 5a1e of Candy and an wet. slonaries and was piresentcd in the ion and a showing of films by the mm i" T 91”” by M” A' w' communlly projector on May mh Craswell as leader. The following in the west Devon H8”. The ladies impel-sonated the various money wlll be used rm. Church characters. Mrs. Arthur Metherall, purpasg. The Y. P. U. decided .0 Mrs. E. R. McAusland. Mrs. Heber send Mmhnrvs Day and and 3 Re- Profitt, Mrs. John Dlgnan. Mrs. membu-Ame to Mrs. Boynm. Wes. Arthur Dignan. Mrs. L. E. Profltt. Devon who 15 m hm. mnenem Prayer was offered by Mrs. Errol yen,-, -1-he away on Ilmmm for the Stetson. A generous donation was clmsmn some)... was led by me received from Miss Pearl Craig.

lit-"ercy MacPherson. Mrs. Willis 0'LEARY '

Word" rind

Mrs. E. S. Burleigh was hostess in the ladies of the Bldetord Un- ited Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Society on Wednesday afternoon with a large attend-

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Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15. Matinee Saturday 2:30. Robert Ryan. Au- drey Totter telling the inside story or a prize-flghter's life. un- masklng with thrill. shock. amaze- ment. the kind of people in the

The singilf star's.laiost , , .scmn lliti :

minister. Rev. w.c;. Di k.: . Tl Vi” P”"”iP” i” ii” ”'”"'3' k cl ii ht -k t. "run am- meeting closed by .lfnKm1:,”5pa1; School. R former member of the :.'l8.?.edmmE. Mrugnucrage M My. Benedlmon. W. Mr S.. in be used for Korean Mm Sam and News.

gm” ' relief. Miss Nellie Arbing donated .-l-he Wu. Prime Mmismnn a. quilt top for relief work in

Associllllon me; on Monday nnerg Korea. Mrs. Earl Palmer closed noon, Mlly -m, at me Ba ml P g the meeting. The June meeting , willie in O'Leary andpwere 3:: Wm be held i"- "W ch"'Ch- The glluu of Rev. C. 0. and M”. How. worship will be conducted by Mrs.

lett. The presldem. Rev. R. H. Earle Palmer. Miss Nellie Arbing .

Baxtertof Bideford re id :1. Th Wm chm” 3 mlmomnw 15" p".5," W:'' C . ' opening devotions weprcscoenducted en The R011 cull wmd H w"k' i R. "In" R. o. 1.

COMES UP BRIGHT AS NEW AFTER EVERY RAINFALLI The secret is Martin-Senouris "Controlled Chaiking”. A microscopic layer oi "chalk" washes of! with each rainfall, carries all dirt and stain: with it, leaves a completely fresh, bright surface! No cracking or Raking. . . no crevices for

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b , . - NOTE: Both Picture '1 " '- water to seep in. ..wnodwork completely protected for the full life of the oxteaxrr T(l2cwelY'1nlnlll::er?i':?: relfzi o"0"'m'5T S W” shown at an Showings paint! Oullulr ordinary pain! by as much as three ycar.v.' by tht; serrctary. Rev. w, G. mnk, 2 l cnmplou vb”. AMI",

son o O'Leary and we c d l

FULL RANGE or BEAUTIFUL COLORS -a men. he also save cim"33.'a3i.'u ldIElER9ay4 ”'""' ""”" . - q-1'3 ' in addition to "I00" Pure" Self-Cl ansin Wlfte ” rtin-Sen oders colors raised during the week of Prayer "'0": "u E R E Today ---- " 3'30'l".' - W E 8 l , Aral A services. the first week of the New Wk" lM.Al.LM.AN'l BUILDING ' Saturday .. 2:30-7-9-19

to mcct every modern decorating need, and a choice of rich, permanent, deep-

hued trim tones. Be sure to see them before You Painti Ym-' under the ammo" 0! me

Ministerial Association as follows: Aiherton 847.13: Eimsdale 810.32: 0'Deary 333.79. Expenses were as follows: Alberton for travelling

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2 BIG HITS

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