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MR. AND MRS. CARL PRIDHAM

Young Couple

Pledge Vows

At Elmsdale, P.E.I.

Potted plants, cut flowers, with pink and white streamers and white bells made a pretty setting

Wesley Degnan, Woodstock, P. E.I., wore grey acetate with blue atcessories and a corsage of pink

at the church of the Nazarene, | roses

Elmsdale, P.E.I. on Wednesday, July 1ist., for the wedding of Bes- sie Blanche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rayner, Green- mount, and Cari Alder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pridham, Montrose.

The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert Samp- son, assisted by Mr. Byard Thur- bar, Truro, N.S. Mrs. W.O. Weale of Summerside presided at the and accompanied Miss

Ashley as she sang “O Happy Home” before the bride entered the church and “O Per- fect Love” while the register was being signed.

The bride given in marriage by her father was radiant in her gown of white tulle lace over net and taffeta with inserts of lace across the back of skirt and form- ing and apron effect of lace down the front, it also featured a scal- loped neckline. The shoulder length veil of embroidered. tulle fell from a tiarra sequin trim of lace with long lace sleeves. She carried a cascade of red roses. For her attendants she chose as maid of honor, her sister, Mrs. George Bowness who wore bal- ferina length mint green chiffon ever net and taffeta with match- ing crownless scalloped hat and carried a nosegay of pink cana- tions and fern.

Her bridesmaids Shirley Prid- ham sister of the groom and Edith Rayner sister of the bride, who wore ballerina length pink chif- fon over net and taffeta with matching hats made on identical lines as that of maid of honor. Each carried a nosegay of yellow mums. Darlene Pridham,. niece of the groom, was dressed in pow- der blue taffeta with matching hat preceded the bride up the aisle as she strewed petals from the basket of mixed flowers.

Mr. Herbert Pridham acted as best man for his brother. Mr. Bur- ton Rayner, brother of the bride, and Mr. Eric Hardy ushered the guests to their daintly trimmed seats.

Mrs. Rayner, ‘mother a the ride, chose for her daughter’s wedding a dress of toupe chiffon over taffeta with satin applique centered with sequins with white accessories and she wore a cor- gage of yellow carnations.

Mrs. Pridham, mother of the groom, wore a gusty rose lace

dress with white accessories, ny- fon stole and a corsage of white carnations.

A buffet lunch and reception for abéut 80 guests followed immed- iately at the home of the bride. The bride's table centered a beau- tifully trimmed wedding cake flanked by silver candlesticks and white tapers and tiny vases of flowers.

Pouring was Mrs. Wilmot Reed aunt of the bride and Mrs. Austin Rix, aunt of the groom. Replen- ishing: Mrs. Herbert Pridham and Miss Elizabeth Rayner. As- siting in serving Mrs. Rhodes Ashley, Mrs. Edwin Dignan, Mar- Byard Thubbar, Mrs. Harold Ash- ley, Missew Doris Dignan, Mar- jon Barbour, Eleanor Ashely, Lil- lian Macnnis, Barbara Mountain Pauline Gordon, Eva Rayner, Janet Proffit, Melrina Martin: The guest book was in charge of Miss Lorraine Campbell.

For her honeymoon trip through the Maritimes and U.S.A. the bride donned a white brocaded accetate dress with orange ice accessories and a corsage of yel- low mums.

Prior to her marriage the bride Was a very efficient saleslady at Callaghans Store, Alberton. On their return the popular young couple will reside in Montrose where the groom is a prosperous farmer.

Out of town guests: Mr. and! Mrs. Frank Pridham, Frederic-' ton, N.B.; Mr. Lebert Pridham, Moncton, "NB; Mr.

side, P.E.I.; Marshall New Glasgow, N.S.; Mr. and Mrs. New Glasgow, N.S.; Mrs. Keith Murray, New Glasgow, N.S.; Mrs Camilla, New Glasgow, N.S.

TIGNISH C. W. L.

At the August meeting of the Tignish Parish Council, the Soc- ial Service convener being ab- sent from last month’s meeting reported having attended Social Welfare conference at Summer-

side, and gave an accouht of}

Rev. J. P. O’Hanley’s address, which’ aroused much interest and discussion on home enthronment of the Sacred Heart. Resolution drawn up at C.W.L. Annual Convention at Summer- side were read and discussed. The usual catechetical prize money was voted for the pupils of the parish having marks fn both senior end junior French and English exams. Plans are under way to hold a

Bazaar in October.

The bride’s grandmother, Mrs.

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JANET MAE CONRAD ARNOLD JAMES HICKEY) —

‘ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeWolfe Con- and Mrs. Edgar Clarence Hickey,

Indian River, P.E.1. Wedding to

The Long Creek United Bap- tist Church Women’s Missionary eae held their annual Thankoffering service on Sunday evening, August 16th _Rev. M. O. Briaton of eld United Baptist pi New Brunswick, was the guest speaker.

A solo, “How Great Thou Art,” was beautifully renderel by Miss Stella ‘MacEachern and the male -| members of the Choir rendered an anthem, suitable for the occasion, as the members of tthe

society are this year observing the seventy-fifth anni- versary of their society.

A very substantial offering was received which goes towards the missionary work.

rad, Halifax, announce the en

‘gagement of their daughter, Janet | 19 o'clock Mass Canadian Mar- Mae to Arnold James, son of Mr.ityrs Church, Halifax, N.S.

place September 5, 1959, at

ed the Convenors, Lionel Strong

perfect party.

Mr. Beck showed excel- lent sliies of the Becks recent trip to Scotland, while Mrs. Beck told of their trip to Skye; where they were guests of her

charming wife, on the old Martin Estate in Husabost. On this Es- tate was the famous MacCrim-

=~|mon School of Music, and the 8} Monument to the MacCrimmon

papers still stands there.

General Martin, a medical doc- tor, who served with honor in India for many years, recently has been proclaimed Chief of the

the home of Mrs. J. Raymond MacDonald _with—an—attendance of twelve membes.

The meeting was chaired by the president and opened, with prayer, followed by roll call, reading of minutes of previous meeting and treasurers report which were approved and signed. It was moved and seconded an entertainment be held at Alex D. Macdonald’s at a Jater date and a canteen to serve cold drinks in- stead of lunches being served.

A detailed account of Dioce- sian Convention was given by! delegates who attended:

Next meeting to be held at | home of Mrs. John Blackett, roll call to be answered by donation of piece of material for quilt for Social Welfare.

dainty lunch was served by hos-

and a pleasant social hour | lowed.

Martin Clan by the Lord Lyon! of Edinburg. They were also!

Pond Parish Council was held at/

Annual Martin Picnic Enjoyed By Clan Members

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cousin General Martin, and his}

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Meeting closed with prayer. A|

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