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Wooilsllle-Burden ; - ' Wedding -

-A charming wedding tool. plau- nn the afternoon of May 6th at three o'clock at the Brunswick Street. Baptist Church. Fredericton. N.B.. when Dr. W. H. Elgee united in marriage Elizabeth Loretta Bur- den, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Burden of Fredericton and George Enslo Wnodsidc. son or Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Wnodsldc, Mal. peque, P. E. I. Miss Gertrude Davls presided at the organ and played special nuptial music and Mrs. Robert Boble. guest soloist. 5811: "I Walk Beside You" and "Because". . The altar was decuralr-cl with white flowers and palms, and guest pews were marked with white sat- in ribbon and trailing rirbrulus. The bride's attendants were her sister-in-law Iris Burden. matron of honour. Miss liluryia Forbes and Miss Betty Reynolds. hrirlvsmaids. Paul Burden, brother of tho bride. was best man. Mr. Molbtirnc Hoyt and Mr. Lloyd Ramsay were ush- era.

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The bride. givcn in marriage by her father. was atttrr-rl in n tzown of white satin with ritt-irl VgcuuM-pAcKED

bodice with not yoke. Ion: point-

'qllcI nl tzzinlcitins mitt sti-pill-iml.-'.

ed sleeves and biittoiied (town the brick with tiny covered buttons. The tulle veil with head dress of vallcy lillics ft-ll to the bottom of the il'(Illt. She cnrri.-(i .1 bolt-

lliirvcy; Mr. aiirl Mrs. W. ('. llriyt iiiiil Mr. .lni- lloyl. tlltiirlnllctoivn;

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THE GUARDIAN CHARLUTTETOWN

honmr d b ,d M I . 1' ion: Mr. and Mrs. Lt-iris I-lloyl,

. ' '3" ” 95"” 5 H”? 3 Milvillc: Mrs. Helen Graham, Sf. dressed -in floor-length drr-ssr-s of Su,ph,.n. M1. and MW Hy C crepe with not nvcr.sklri mill ml" Greonlziiv. Milvillc: Mrs. Chnrlrs ried nos6l:ll.Vs of niixorl flowers. Hum", m.m..m.i”n Jun...” Main;

A rnccplioii was linlirl ill (Dlil'.'ll Mrs. Esther W-mmm5' M... Rodwy l'"' whml" ”"' hl"dC5 mm" W” Williiims. Miliinockel. Maine; Mr.

cr-ntrerl wltii a tiircr ticr wcridln: cake flanked with tall candles and silver holders. Pouring were Mrs. A. V. Gibson. Moncton. aunt of the bride and Miss Alma E. Writ- don. Miss Janet Healy. Mniirtiyit. served the hrirl:-'5 tahlr! iiilwrg pi... sisting were Mrs. Ralph Bolycrl. Moncton, Miss Joan Baxter, Mrs. Harold Kcllier. Mmicton. Miss Isa- belle Jcnnlnszs. Mrs. Melbourne Hoyt, Miss Mertine Le-vnsseilr. lilies Rota llnderbiil. Miss Bctiy John- son, Fredericton.

Receiving with the bridal party were the parents of the bride and groom. The bride's mother was at- tractlvcly dressed in a grey gown with cbartreusr hat and gloves. Stone Marten furs and cni-sage of

and Mrs. Verdcll Johnson. Perth; Mrs. Tlioitias Tnnnt-r. Moncton: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timmins, Keswick; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Saunders. Mr and Mrs. Douitlus Saunders. Prince William: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood- slde. Silinnicrsidn. P : Mr. A. M. Woodside. Mulriciiuc; r. and Mrs. Roy C. Wnorlside, Miiipeqiic: Mr. and Mrs. Brcriton Clrirk. Summer- sidn: Mr. and Mrs. Keith Donalda Mtiipciiuc: Mr, William Dalzeil. Clcrntonl. P. l-Z. l.; Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Donald. Hamilton. P. E. i: Mr. anti Mrs. Laurlds Gerlevs:-ii. Saint John: Mrs. J. R. Lockcrby. Hamilton, P.E.I.; Mr. rial-ph I-loctz. Hamilton. P.E.I.: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph lilai'Leniinn. Oilmary. P.E. Mr. Buddy McEwen. Stanley. P.

pink ratios. The in-rmni's mothcr was charmingly dressed in a gown of powder blue crepe and lace with navy accessories and corsagc of pink carniitlons.

Mr. Russel Lambert proposed the toast to the bride and the groom responded suitably.

All the attendants were remcm-

l.; Mr, Lloyd Ramsay. Hamilton. P. E. 1.: Mrs. C. B. Rogers. Link- lc-iler Rd., P. E. l.; Mr. Wenda.i Rogers. Summerside. P. E. l.: Mr. osa Friars. Moncton; Dr. J. tcriis. Clinrlottetown. P. E. l.: Mr. G. L. Crozier, Iidmundston.-S.

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Acadia University with B.Sc. dc- zree and was honoured guest. lit several social functions.

The groom is H graduate of Sum- mersldc High School and attend- ed Mt. Allison University.

For travellinz the bride wore navy blue f.-iille two-piece dress. navy and u'llllr- accessories and Corsage of rzardcnins.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodside are an an extendrd hour-.vmoon and upon their return will reside at Mal-

John Raceway

SALNT JOHN. N. B.. May 29 - (CPI - The Raceway Sports Cen- tre at nearby Coldbroolc was bought by the Saint. John Exhibi- tion Association with a. bid of 375,000 at 5. public auction satur- day. The only other bidder, F.N. Larkln. Kingshurst. offered s70.000.

Counsel for the Exhibition Assoc- iation sald the organization hoped to re-establish the annual saint

peiiim P. E. Y. Jami exhibition at the raceway but The out-of-town attests were: ddimte plans have ya to be Mrs. Walter Cir-mont. Detroit.

Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Vi'. V. Coflvzi. Ncivcastic: Mr. and Mrs. Neill Bur- den. Pokink; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burden. Mr. Fred Burden. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Wheeler, Miss Jane Wheeler; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kit-rstead. Prasque lsle. Maine: Mr and Mrs. Ellis Bradbury. Wood- stock. N.R.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Belyca. Mnncldn. Mr. F. E. Buyer. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelller. Miss

made. Meanwhile. events scheduled for the Raceway this summer will be held as scheduled. its facilities include the home field of the saint. John Dodgers baseball club.

The exhibition has been dor- mant since. 1935. The old main ex- hibition building at. the Barrack Green was destroyed by (in: early in the Second World War while being used for accommodation of

Joan Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. limp!-

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I O Leary and I O C Vicinity neceat guests of Mr. and Mrs Melvin lzllls. o'Leary, were Mr and Mrs. Milford Ellla of Cape.

Mrs. Keith Harrington, Ken- bome at her sister, Mrs.

Leary.

en-aipioyed in a Bank in st. John. N . O'Leary the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell.

Miss Margaret Stewart RN. or O'Leary, Public lleallh Nurse for Weaterii Prince County has been in Summcrside relieving Miss Eleanor Wheeler, RN. who has been ill in the Prince County Hospital. '

Peter Pate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pate, ottaary. grade nine student at O'Leary school was heard on the Schu.i'man's School Parade broadcast May 19th. Peter was heard in a splendid three minute address on "Citizenship"

The O'.'.eary Canadian Girls held a successful Pantry Sale at .lelly's Dept. More on Sat. May 20th. The many delicious articles nn sale found ready purchasers The money wiil be used by the C. G. I. T. for their camping fund.

The United Church of Canada: has voted ten thousand dollars for the Manitoba Flood R.e2ief Fund. This welcome news was received. by the United Church Ministers in the Province on Saturday night, May 20th in a letter fromi the Church: lieadquiirters in: Toronto. All donations from non- gregations of me Church will be gladly received.

Two young ladies. one of them from "The Island" who graduated lrom Mounv Allison University in sackvllle, N.B. will be leaving in the near future for Japan where, they will teach English in High Schools and Junior Colleges underl the auspices of the Overseas Mis-I stone of the United Church of Canada. are:-Rhoda Palfrey of B.ilTll'lgl.i1l1 Passage. N5. and vodia MacKay or Al- bany. P.E.l. Tney received their Bachelor or Arts degrees and their many friends unite in wish- ing them every success in their work in "The Land of the Rising Sun".

The girls

MALEEQUE AND BALTIC ' W. M. S.

-The regular monthly meeting of Malpeque and Baltic W. M. S. Auxiliary of the United Church was held Tuesday evening. May 16, at the home of Mrs. Sinclair MacGougan. The president, Mrs. Cross opened the meeting. The minutes of the lost MPEUHK read. and approved. Nine members ans- wered to roll call by repeating their favorite verse of scripture. In the absence of the treasurer. Mrs. Cross read the report. The thank- offering envelopes helped the li- nnnct-.s to a very pleasing balance.

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-.A sparkling comedy ealoiilated to keep patrons etlll dtudsttng in appreciation long alts they've Mt the tiheetre is Don I-Iartmorre pro- duction. "Eve-ry Girl mould Be .Me.rried." for RKO Radio, which opened y i i y at the Oepltol Theatre.

starring Cary Grant.

dualng a. brilliant the person 01 Betsy Drake. the Dore schary presentation is based on the any assumption that a mod-

plck the bachelor she want; amt

social censure.

I As a theory this may be nne,i1ut in the picture it develops unex- pected fla.-ws. due largely to the im- petuous disposition of the heroine and Do the wsrineas of the object of her attractions. a successful doc- tor riot. unversed in women's wiles. The result is as funny an offering as has come out. of Hollywood in it long, long time.

Grant is at his best as the dice- tor. and the new ".ttnd,' Miss Drake seems headed for st.a.rvlom in her debut pertbnmuice es the (o-get- tlng damsel. Tone suavely por- Drake uses as to arouse Grant's jealousy. and Miss Lynn delivers deftly as the heroines fas- cinated companion. Alan Mow- brow plays it featured role.

rotary; also community friendship secretary reported eight Easier czirds. lwo get well cards. and A box of fruit had been sent l-I sick and shut-ins since last meet- ing: also eight home calls were made by members. Mrs. Earl Tay- lnr read a very interesting story

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The program was led by Cross. this was taken Missionary Monthly. assisted with readings. also read an article on the W. M- Society which was ized in 1825 in this community.

Juno meeting to he held at the hnmn of Mrs. Bruce Riley- mecting closed with the singing of hymn 374. followed D.V prayer in unison.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the ice in charge.

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