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i spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.

Miss Blanche Mcnougall. student at P.W.C. is spending her holidays with her parents.

Miss Ina Phillips. teacher at Northam attended the 'I'eachers' Convention held in C-harlottetown.

Mr. Norman Ford attended the Teachers' Convention in Char- lottetown this week.

Miss Phyllis Colwill is spending A few days visiting her' friend, Miss Norma McDougall. Bidaford. . -Mr. and Mrs. Lcaman Camp- ,bell and son Arnold have return- ,ed home after a brief motor trip to Moncton. NB.

Mr. Arthur Ramsay has return- ed home after spending the past winter months working in the lumber woods in New Brunswick.

Much sympathy from this com- munity is extended to Mr. John Baglole and family in their sad bereavement.

Sincere symvpathy is extended ic Mrs. William Sheen upon the death of her brother the line An- drew McLeod.

Sin-cere symlpat-hy is extended to the brother and sisters of the late

sudden bereavement.

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Miss Dnrcen (lnivill spent her Fiaster holiria r uith her pzurcnt.-, Mr. and M .. hni Colwill.

holidays with Mrs. Clark's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colwill.

Mr. and Mrs. liarvcy (lolwill

and Mrs. Charles Cohvill.

Mr. and Mrs. Aneel Ladncr and fnmilv srprnt Sunday with Mrs. Ladnci 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Athol Colwill.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKay spent their Easter holidays with Mrs. McKayls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McDnugall.

'lVlr. Shelton MacKay has return- ed to his home after being cm-

VVilllam MCNevin lll their sad and '

1 Friends of lVlr.s. (T. T. Moore at-c'

Mrs. Lena Clark and her dnugh- i ier Ernestine, supent their Easter.

0 '0 I and Vicinity Mr. arid Mrs. Ancil Ballum and Blair spent Easter at Conway.

Doris Morrison, summersicle, spent the week-end with Louise Ellis in Mt. Pleasant.

Miss Muriel Ladner and little sister. Grace were visitors to Vic- toria West on Tuesday.

Friends of Mrcs. Richard Cotton will be pleased to know she is somewhat improved lately.

John Waite. West Devon. was a visitor to Mount Pleasant dur- ing the week. ,

--VII. and Mrs. George E. Bal- lum of Bedeque were Sunday vial- tors to Mount Pleasant. They were accompanied hy their daughter, Ed- wina of St. John. N. 13., who spent

icrs of Northam and the Junior iF;irmers of Montrose. There was 1a large crowd in attendance. The 'judges were: Mrs. Ivan Linklettcr. James Phillips and Lee Donald.

fTne judgment was in favor of i Montrose.

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i Friends of Mr. Charles Colwil'.

-regret. to hear that he is confin- ed to his home through illness. His many friends wish him a 1 speedy recovery. Mr. l)nna.ld Marllcan is spend- -in;: his Easter holidays with his ; brother and smtrr-in-law, Mr. and

Mrs. Ralph MncLean. Charlotte- 1 t.mvn. While in town Mr. MacLean inttencled the Teachers convention. ' llnstcr Brian (fobwiil, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coiwiil has returned home after being a patient in the Prince County Hus- pitai for the past two weeks.

The many friends and relatives of William McNevin. were shock- ed to hear the sad news that he passed away suddenly on March 22, at Veteran. Aluberta. Mr. Mc- Ncvin was the send of the late Mr. and Mrs. Luugiiiln McNcvin, Tyne Valley. He leaves to mourn his wife and one son Roland, be- sides one brother and four sisters.

few days in Victoria Wont recently.

Mr. MeNevin with his wi-fe visit- ed his home here last summer.

Friends and relatives of Mrs.i .Tc-hn Baglolc learned with regret, of her death on Monday, Marchl 19. The late Mrs. Baglole was e.-. highly respected lady. Mrs. Bag- -

Mrs. Mary C. Ballum spent

visiting with relatives and friend:

The W. F. M. S. of the Church of the Nazarene were entertained

at the home of Mn. Roderick Mat.-Lezdl Thursdry afternoon. -Lzj

Mrs. Edgar Ramsay, Joan Ind Nccmn. summerald . were Sunday viaitcrs to Mount Pleasant.

Mrs. Mrytlo Ramsay and Norma were Sunday visitors to West Devon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Boyles.

Mrs. William Wilson, Mr. Horn- tlo Campbell and Iceman Camp- bell w- e recent visitors to River- side, N. B.

Inverneas. l in Mt. ,

Mrs. Lottie Brydges, is spending n. few days Pleasant.

Mr. Eric Ladner. Summerside.i spent Good Friday at his home here.

i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Macbean and' children. Summerside. spent Stun-' day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mcore. I

Miss Margaret Macfntosh left Friday for Ottawa. where she plans to spend two weeks holidays. 1

Several from this tended the funeral of Leighton MacArthur. MacNei.ll's' Mills and sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. ,

district at- the late,

Friends of Mr. Eldon Ramsay, R. C. A. F., stationed at St. Hu-” bert's Quebec. will be pleased fol know he is convalesclng satisfac-i tC1'l1Y after a serious operation in: the hospital there.

Sincere sympathy is extended to, the family of the late Mrs. John, Baglole. Sprlnghill, whose cenm took place recently after a long and trying illness. The funeral wnsl held Wednesday afternoon to Vic- toria West cemetery. Rev, Mr, Howe officiating, l

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MRS. W. 1!. WARREN

.1-mm puaod peacefully d-way, after I brief illness in the Prince County Hoqoltul on March 14. Mrs. W. B. Warren of Max-gate in her 56th year.

The late Mrs. Warren was foun- ernlly Alberta Wakey .Din'nls. youngest daughter of the late William R. and Jane (Glydon) Din'm'.s of Mnrgate. She was 3.

member of Margate United Church '

and a fatifhtful member of the W. M. Sociey and other church or- ganizations. Active in Women's Institute work. first as a charter member of Irishtotum W. I. and later with the Mai-gate group. Of a quiet and unpssumlng disposi- tion she was greatly beloved by all who know her. Her cheerful manner won for her a host of friends.

Her home was warm with graci- ous hospitality. Deeply devoted to her family and a loyal friend and neighbor. A capacity for friendship surrounded her with 3

t wide circle of friends who mourn

her passing. Her funeral was held on March 16 and was con- ducted by-her pastor, Rev. S. H. liasla-m. A prayer at the home was followed by service in.Mai'- ga-te United Ohurch. Notwith- standing inclement weather and almost impassable road conditions the church was filled with sym- patiuizing friends who came pay a final triibutc of respect. Mr. Haslam based his reunarks on the words "We brought nothing into this world. and it 15 certain we can take nothing out". The hymns sung were: ”Thc Lord's My Shep- herd" and "Peace Perfect Peace." Messrs. Andrew Johnstone and Ernest Dunning sang with feeling "Going Down The Valley."

The pall bearers were nephews of the deceased: Edison Heaney. Willia.m Heaney. Albert Dinnis, Reggie Dinnis, Ralph Johnstone and Charles Dinnis.

Flower bearers were, Wallace MacLeod. Eric Heaney. Ralph Thompson, Hillard Thompson, Werium MacKay and Donnie Beairsto. '

Surviving are her husband. one son Keith at home and two daugh- ters (Anna) Mrs. Glenwood Mac- Leod, Park Corner, and Marjorie. in the Civil Service, Otiwwa; also five grandchildren and two broth- crs, Wilburn in Margate and Charles in Warren, Ohio, U.S.A. Four sisters and a brother pre- deceased her some years ago.

Burial was in the Margatc ceme- iery.

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and'Albnt Dinnint nukeu-Brother chute: and Jun. Ralph, Betty and Al Wu- ren. Ohio. "rho Ledger Control Group," Ottawa. District Income Tax ice. ' Wreaths--Wesley and Ruth. Mil- dred and Will. Elsie and Elton. ,1-Indie-y and Mabel Woodaide, Will. Annie and Aunt Mary. Wu-ren: ;Du-ector. of P.E.l. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. Otto-wl District In- :came Tax Stuff. I sprays-Ruth and Wilbur, Edna. Charles and Reggie; Jean and Cliff; Irene and Claude; Dorothy. .Edl5on and family; Florence and ;Horace; Oscar and Annie; Marlon land Ralph; Grace and Lydia; Rmlphnnd Jean; Ethel Turner and tramuy; Pearl and Albert; Estelle

' and Wes; Freda and Ernie; Nellie. Stewart and Jean; J. W. and Jean Mayne; Mr. and Mrs. Preston MacLeod and Nina: Margate Wo-- men'; Missionary Society; Irish- tovwn Women's Institute; Maibel Weddell. Mission Circle, Ottawa, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Kil- gour and family. Otttywa.

Cut Flowers - Friends in Ac- counts Unit. Ottmwa; Mrs. R. and Iona, Ottawa. Ont.

HECTOR F. KEIR

During the evening hours of February 26. 1951. there passe-:1 peacefully away .one of sotllh Granville-'3 eldest and highly rc- spected residents in the person of Hector T. Keir. ,,

Although the deceased had been in failing health for some time, and was confined to his bed for nearly two years, his death came as a shock to his family and

friends. He bore all his illness patiently without any word of complaint.

tThe late Mr. Keir was born in South Granville on April 7, 1863.

ber of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Keir (nee Cather- ine Falconer).

With the exception of two years spent in Vancouver. 8.0., the re- mainder of Mr. Kelr's life was spent in South Granville where he ,was successful in farming as long as his health permitted.

He was a man of sterling char- acter and always ready to help anyone in time of trouble.

He was a member of the South Granville Presbyterian Church, and for over a period of 2) years he acted as precentor at all the ser- vices.

On Dec. 15. um, he married Emma Wilson of Hampton. P. E. Island. who predeceased him on March 11. 1949. To this union were born ten children, five of which survive to mourn the loss

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The funeral, which wu largely attended was held from hll lat: residence on the nftomoon at March 1st. and was under in: direction of Mr. James Andrew: at Hunter River.

services at the house and grim were conducted by his pastor. Rev D. A. Campbell of New London who spoke words of comfort to ah: bereaved. taking as his text. Isalnr 35:10: "And the ransomed of tin Lord shall return and come 1: Zion with songs and everlastinc joy upon their heads; they shnl. obtain joy and gladnesa, and .'.n:'- urowiand signing shall flee nway.” ”The Lord's My Shepherd." ”itl; ,Race is Run. My Warfares O'er' and ”'rake Comfort Christians". all favorites of the deceased, Weft sung. -

Ballbenrers were: Walter G. Mar- Kenzie, Roy Folland. Patrick Mu;-. phy, Walter Murphy. John H. May. Leod and Alexander Morrison.

His remains were laid to rest ir the South Granville cemetery no. side those of his wife and family who predeceased him.

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iand was the last surviving mem-I

The family of the late Mr. Hm. tor F. Keir wish to thank all relu- tlves, neighbours and friends who .so kindly helped them in any wpy during their recent bereavement: also to all those who sent letter.- and cards of sympathy. we wish to express our sincere thlnK8'"alltl appreciation.

NOTICE

This is to notify all per- sons whose account with the undersigned is still out- standing, fhat these ac- counts must be paid on or before April 30th, 1951.

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