ENGAGEMENT

\Il’ and Mn. W.H. Cameron. Slimmchide, wish to announce the engagement at their only niupnier. Claudia Adrlce, to nnhori Thomas Cullen, ton nI (ﬂ.

On The Duty

The regular meeting at the York UCW. was held In York Church on Tuesday evening. Alrx Frank Veaaey aaaiaied by sir. lilnto roster and Mrs. ii'nlinr Mullen led the devotion hi uliirli opened with n Circle ot ilmu‘l‘ iiymn 253 was sung iol» imit‘ti by the Scripture reading it! Isaiah chapter 29 Verses 11 tn 2] in unison. The meditation rnlw en (IL I reading "There's the \ .l\"' by Mrs. Foster and a poem Br stili" by Mrs. Vein set Mrs roster led in prayer. The \lilrsliiit service has Closed \iIIII hymn

In tho absence oi Mrs. Lowell

Walls. who was III, the Bible at: was conducted by Mrs. Httllzird \Vatls. Mrl. Lowell Willis will be leader tor next. month's Bible sludy. Illiss Francis Vesiry preai- ed She thanked Mr]. Arthur Johnson for holding the pool- tlnll aiprelident {or the paat ioni- due to Miss Vessey's III- nrs~

Roll call wai answered to by an memben by rope-Mug irom memory a verie of scripture. Tho minutes of the last meet- in Here read by the secretary Ilrs Waiter Mallett. The buar mess of the meeting was div cussed.

.Iirs. Elmer Brown reported rendlng l large box of used atnmps to the Toronto Depot Tor tlw Leprosarlum in other lands. Il \ins reported that Mrs. Dew- ar Silan recently received I Dnrkane from Mrs. Ernest Colea ni Siliinllt.

\irs Raymond Veasey re- Wril‘d one panel at clothing spill lo the United Church Depot iii Toronto Tor overseas relief anti also I nnrnei sent to the de- pot at. Charlottetown tor Unitar- llin ReIIeI.

\lrs Howard Waits. Citizen- ihil) Secretary read an article mi "Tim Duty of a Worker“. Mrs William Crockett counted the number of Sick cnIyls. cards Houch and treltl. Mrs. Dewar Sivan ﬁnancial Secretary re- ported the Easter thank otter- III "T $57.75. She also reported $3.155 sent away to Presbyter- Ill and $72.61 to be Sent. away at once. I total at $106.17. i r. Frank Veue'y Introduc» rd the Study books “The Word and me Way." The leadera lor Warshiv and Study hunk {or next met-ting Ire Mra. Richnrd \‘rssoy. Mind Francis Veney and Mrs. Reuban Watt:

The meeting closed MOI tile Ililzyiah benediction.

VORTH nusrico Iicw lllrs. w.c. Purley wns hostess to North iiuitico United Church Women recently. The president presided. .nd the meeting open- ed will the call to worship. toi- lnacd by hymn 15 “For th a penny oi the north". The Scrip titre reading was Lune lz. verse l-Zi Mrs. John MacLure led in

my

prayer. l-lynrui “Take my lite inn let it be". closed the devo litiIizil period.

Tile minut'u were read and Ipproved. Roll call wan answer- ,\' lﬂ memberi. The War "iliih" will be med tor roll call

u _v. A tnient uio wll held. which transit sud Egg day eollec» inn $4.00. Plans were made tor the ucw or the Cavendish rharce to be held in North Rustic-o Cl'IIII'Bh. Sick Elli! and um: yeni were also reported. .\Irs w.i.. Toomhs led the hib- le Study period and the meeting rinsed with the benediction.

oovnann ROAD WI The coveheui hand WI held their .lune meeting at the home oi iii-i. Adrien Van times with members present. The meet- lni opened by liming "In th e I old summertime". Roll nil wss anlwered with an artic- ‘P '"r onntry ute.

Thrsumouauu votedtnbe donated in the retarded clin- dnhs camp-Ila. It wu noun iii-i Sit had previwniy been vot- "I For prices to the pupils at the klionl rinsing. Tee-in are to be inescnteri.

“The district convention wu Missed Ind plans wen made

. Doyle. Mn. rich :ty Maroon-id and Mn. nan-y nt were appointed to make out mmmmn tor are next six

CLAI‘DIA A. CAMERON ROBERT T. CULLEN

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS York UCW Hears Article

'dIsaDprovaI OT A recent article

Th slum

urn-min "them

new '. There were it momentum and Mrs, iienry present,

[gnu Church worn-e.

Mrs. Howntt opened the meet- ipz by reading a selection en- lpghsn. Mrs, Leo Richard itltled"'Ttle road oi lile grows l:er perry, Jack Gillespie andialtend some or all oi the ses.

m uh. oh It

tnrll Charge. met [or (ne’er. "Bolted .Iunr meetlnl at the home or the bniance. Ereaident. Mrs. Everett I-iowntt r

Mother Superior. Mrs. Gerald heat conducted the marrizge course. Mrl. Mar- be catered to duran‘tlIE mmmer the worship service, using the tin Richard, A letter also read ; theme "The Glory oi Gun". The lrom the Girl Guide Association. hymns sung were “The Spacious

Mira. Edward Mchslll remdtlle Edward McNeili were appoint. [allowing currelpnndence: thunk Cd delegniea to the provin you card: tram Mrs. w. e. Cal. 1 convention

member!

quim. mnn- my a auhIt-nllli b-nklgu e. Itmdlnl cnrnp

Barnard.

town! anus-alum

Mr Cliitord Gnudet'nnd Mra.

l n Charlottetown.

Mn, Others were aim encouraged to

one "I Several wedding banquets will months. It was decided to pre. sent past preaidentl pins to nll

;ahd one (rpm the provinciul sec. paat nresidents of the league at

Firm-ment on High" and “Lord ietary oi the ow L. and the na- Ihc September dinner meeting.

or all Being. Throned Atrr" Mrs. iiuwnti presenied the study “Okinawa and the nyuky- .ur" lmm the book “on Asia's ern"

ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. I'LE. Cullen,

Dartmnu , NS. The in!!- rlage will take place It St. Andrew's United Church.

Haliiax. August 24. 1903.

Of A Worker

Walter MacDonald and Mr I. Hnrvey riald. Winners wen: Mrs. Rilla Pardon Ind‘ Mrs. Ernest MacMilinn.

The next meeting il to he held at the home of Mn, Rilla Pear- don. After the cloning at th e meeting. the arIchea brought {or the pantry sale were held by Mrs. Rllla Pearl‘iou. auctioneer.

Lunnh son-ed by the hosted: brought the evening to a close. l

SOUTH WINSLOE W] l

The membrrs ni South Winsloe. WI met at the home 0E Mrl. Org ville Turner [or their meeting. The president. Keil- Ford. presided over meeting which wns opened bYl repeating the Mary Stewart Cni- lei‘t

r: t members nnswered roll cell. Correspondence wss rend; and discussed. Seven members subscribed to the institute News.l New business was discussed It: was mov seconded ‘ start a travelling nprnn.

It was decided to have no‘ meetings ior .luly and August: The District Convention W a l discussed. Committees gsve re- ports and were paid tor Mill. The September meeting will be held at the home at Mrs. Bennett .lenkins with Mn, Freddie Tur- ner end Mra. Ivan Turner o n the lunch committee.

The surprise package was won by Mrs. George MacKly.

Collection amounted to $1.50. The remnants received irons Eaton: and Simpson: were dis— trlbuted among the members end amounted to use. The meeting wns than hrouﬂht. to n close. The members went to “The Towers" reataurnnt tor lunch.

comiAN BANN Cm. . Mrs. Aiired Morrison presid. ed at the limo meeting oi cirr. ran Bunn C.W.L. with a good nttendance nl memera. Tia meeting opened ’ prayer. Minutes oi the dnnual meeting were read and Convener: gave their roports. _ During the business period it was decided to present First Communion close with rosui-ies; in hold the annual 'nlrkey Sup. per August 3rd; to have a mess altered for the repose oi the soul or the laie Fntht-r Ayers and In send u letter or con- dolCnce to his iamiiy. Members were reoucsicd to write to the noveriisers in Mic. ‘

Lean: mlgazine voicing their

by Pierre nurton.

Mrs. LInyri Muolntyre wal up

olnted delegate in the Provin- cinl c,w.l., Convention. .

The director. in his rein-rill to the members reminded them . nr the outdoor procession and Benediction oi the Blessed See rsment slicr 1030 Man on Cor- pui Christi Sunday.

Commenting on the rctrent held tor the senior pupils at the parish he dutrlbuied booklets to the members entitltd. "How tn foster mentions in the home . The meeting closed with ony- er.

FORTUNE BRIDGE I”. A ml at is m at For-

tune Bridge W.I. met at the home Mn. Cam“ Tar the June meeting. The re.

pirating ol the Mary SWIM Cole 1MB opened the meeting. Milli!“ oi the preth meeting

treasumr'e report were read

Mrs. Bible study on the lite oi Deb- 0- nrnh train the book of Judges. Bradford LICIBir: press M”-‘ The meeting closed with prayer. Alvre Gull-Ill: ways Ind A social hour was emcycd with , mm. mm, by me hasten m hits. Jnaeph Llnitletter; prngrnm committee in charge. MP

The June meetlnv oi the Sum- merIide Pariah Countil oi the C.W L K

prayer by Rev. J

Icy. Mrs. Roland

anMMmlSipn cwt. l W“ held in the of C.. lVlcE.

P. E. 01-)“-

‘thcir report:

Mra. Thomas Linkletter:

s. Thomas Perr - . Mrs. Leo S hieid l magddneil Miss Margaret Wedge; Mrs. nwsid heer; canteen. Mr Cecil clough: trnrn sneisl tor. _ _ ' Mn. Matt Avsenault repor- Mrs. cliiiord Gaudet presided. led til-1352 h-d been silent in tar n dent-mute . The meeting opened with ieagna welfare wnrk- Reports lrnm 50“! since Sunday. David - , units were also heard. .

nnielle read . it was decided to donate mom i schpnl Ini- retarded children Sun- the minutes oi the last meeting. iey for school prizes also money‘dny niternoou.

CALLBECK’S

Linnal president.

The inllowing eonvencrs gave spiritual. Mrs. E:er Perry; education. Mrs. Malcolm Stccle; citizenship, Mrs J o h n Raherl Crnwiord led tile.Perry: Girl Guides. Mrs Mark Cuudet: membership. M r s.

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r‘niher O'Hanley addressed ihe meeting exprersing thanks Ior the purchase 0! lite way or the cross and encouraged the mem- .bcrs to continue their work. The meeting .dlnurncd with the Act or Consecratlon.

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’ Resolutions Adopted By (.WL‘ Convention Are Numerous

Under the chnrrmnusnip nl. Mrs. Allen . MacDonald nl Charlnttetown. provincial ('nm'r. ner oi resolutions. the comm... tee cnmpnsed pi Mrs. B w. DNA other or Miscouehe, ind llrs. EmmetI MacDonald nt :ilnreil. brought in the iollowins resolu- tions which were adopted at the .annunl Provincinl c w 1.. ventlon held last week. courteSy resolutions to the lnliowing. Mnst Rev. M A, Mac- achcrn, liev. George MacDon- aid. Rev. George MecCormnok. Very Rev. J. F. Mslnnoy. c.s SR. Rev, William Aylwnrd. REV. Wm 0. Simpson Rev Dr F. Bulger. as well us all Parish Council Di- rectors; the Sisters at Mai-inn College and the Convent at St Dunstun'a universi ; Dr. .1. ll O‘Hanley. President of the Din- celan Catholic Laymen'a Assoc. ilntinn. Mr. .I. R i. nhn tor ittle State neput . knights or C0- Vernon River in . nncii ior being the green hostesses .t n reception held on Sunday evening at Eugene Mao .nonsld. Director oi Child Wei.

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MacDougnll guest Sullsi at the Chatelaine Ior publishing an sir. dinner inceilng. Resolutinhs nl.ticle entitled “is Aborlinn Eter thanks were also extended to the Rlizhi” in the Mnrch lssur. Ihat

press and radio lor the co~oper- c stion received. othcr resolutions passed includ-

.W.L parish councils arrange to provide Cotholle to hospitals In their press. sud

periodicals

ed one in commendation oi the that copies or Catholic mCdicnl

on- area: whore honesty and Suhri- ethics be

laced in nun~CaItIolic

eiy wore cntorced during the lust hospitals and clinics Itir the our. Federal Election and recommen. nose at the observance ni Cnth dine lhal everything he done to bite laws and ettiii's: inni the

encourage citizens to vnie an d C srrangn their own orans'pnrtII'nn

lo the polls in order to elimin-

.W.I.. support or the p E.I. Uni. It lsmall study groups composed nl

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oi the province more Yeah! and a recommendation to th provincial and local authoritiea

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