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The Women's Missionary Society of the Zion Presbyterian Church was held in the church parlor on

Thursday evening at B P. M. The president. Mrs. Rendle Larter, pre- sided.

reading of a beautiful verse. ”I'i-ie Master Comes. He Calls For Thee.” by the president. The devotional period began with a call to wor- ship after which Mrs. Webster led in prayer followed by the singing of the hymn "The Morning Light Is Breaking." -

Mrs. Darrach then read a script- ure lesson the theme of which was "Follow Me And I Will Make You Fishers of Men." The exposi- tion wss given by Mrs. M-uwh. At the close of the devotional period the business of the meeting was attended to. A letter with a cheque enclosed was received from Mr. E. C. White to whom the thanks of the society was extended.

Mrs. Samuel Campbell read a chapter mom the book "Climbing" by Mrs. Jonathan Gorforth, who spent so years as a missionary in China. Mrs. Campbell also gave an interesting review of Mrs. Gor- forth's life. A hearty thanks was extended to Mrs. Campbell.

Mrs. A. A. MacDonald read the report of the splendid work done by Miss Mary Macxenzle, deacon- ess of North Tryon Charge. The meeting closed with the Hymn ”Take Up Thy Cross" and the Mizpah Benediction.

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The Afternoon Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society, Trin- ity United Church, Charlottetown. hold their April meeting on Thursday in the Social Hall. with the president. Mrs. G. M. Avard. presiding. and forty-six members

present.

The worship service was in chnrgc of the Literature Secre- taries, Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Edgar Gillespie. Mrs. Gillespie opened the meeting i by reading the beautiful poem entitled "Pray- er" and nftcr the singing of hymn 148. "Breathe On Me. Breath Of God". read the scripture lesson from Mark 10:17-22 and offereil prayer. Mrs. Morrison followed with a very thoughtful meditation on "The Rich Young Man", taken from the above scripture lesson and after the singing of hymn 358, "Jesus Call Us 0'er The Tu- mult." closed this part of the meeting with prayer.

The minutes and financial state- ment for March were given by the recording secrel.ary...Mrs. .D. B. Bngnall and the treasurer, Miss

Gillls. respectively. The corre- spending secretary readinn Inter- esting letter from Miss Beryl

Morson. India. and Mrs. D. D. Mncl.ennan, Christian Stewardship secretary. read a letter from Mrs.

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Census

Again a reminder that we still have not received all the census forms and registration money and Ocmmissloners are getting really anxious. so please hurry along, Leaders. East Royalty Guides and Brownies will want to be included in our Island total I am quite sure. 1: you do not understand what is required, phone your Com- mluioner or Mrs. Jenkins.

Guideri Club

We would like once again to have a full attendance of Leaders at our meeting next Thursday. 5.30 at Notre Dame Convent. The last. meeting before our closing one and Miss Betty King is coming along to give advice on the First Class I-like so be sure to come and bring your notebooks.

Provincial Annual Meeting ..

You are reminded that the Pro- vincial Meeting will be held, wed- nesday, the lath. It will be adver- tised in the Central News column as a further reminder, but usders members of the public and Coin- missioners are invited to this most

Stewardship sec V1; concerning the new allocatl ., which the Auxiliary decided to accept.

A short synopsis of the 8rd

Chapter of "The United Church Re-enters Japan." was given by Mrs. R. E. Mutch.

Mrs. Avard expressed the sym- pathy of the Auxiliary for two members. Mrs. Earl Clark and Mrs. Claire Hodgson, whale moth- ers have recently passed away. After announcing that Miss Ma- bel Newsome would be in charge of the worship period. and Mrs. Hnzen Howard, Presbyterlal Pres-

ddent. guest speaker, for the May

meeting. Mrs. Avard extended a cordial welcome to the guest speaker. Mrs. Allison Tait. Pres- byterial Literature secretary. Mrs. Tait in a very interesting and in- formal talk. outlined several books in her department. and closed with an urgent plea for more readers reading more, and there- by galn knowledge of other peo- ple: and countries and thus help do our part in'winning the world for Christ. '

The Mizpah benediction brought to is close a very pleasant and informative afternoon.

Ganailian llnit plni Korea -Japan Lift

-ma-(Yo, April it-(Reuters)-A Canadian unit has joined the Kor- ea-Japan airlift for the first time. ' It is a team of five 1?. C. A. 1". men who are making daily nights with experienced men of the Am- erican Gist carrier Group to be- come familiar with the route.

The unit also includes an Am- erican navigator.

The Canadians are Flt.-Lt. J. A. Watt of Montreal; 10 R. A. spratt of Ottawa; 1'0 1:. K. Moberg. of Saskatoon; PO C. G. Jessup of North Bay, ont.: and AC Bob Rogers of Kelownu. B. C.

They are all members of the R C. A. 1''. seem 'rra.nsport squadron. based on Tacoma. Wash., which has been helping the Americans since last July.

The Japan-Korea airlift serves to fly fresh troops and euro 10 the battle area and carry oasualties to Japan on the return flldht.

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The regular meeting of Crys- tal Chapter No. 1, Order of the Eastern star. was held in the

Masonic Temple, Charlottetown on Friday evening, April 5, with Worthy Matron, Winnifred Lovers. and Worthy Patron, Cecil Palmer, presiding.

After the routine business was conducted. the degrees of the Or- der were conferred on four candl- dates. The exemplificatlon of the work was beautifully put on by the degree officers.

At the close of the meeting de- licious refreshments were served in the social hall under the con- venership of Sister Florence Lav- ers. A lace cloth covered the al- tractively decorated table. In the

centre was a silver candelabra con- taining colored tapers emblematic of the Order and on eitha side

crystal bowls filled with flowers of the same colors made an impres- ;lve effect. Sister Elva Ives pre-

sided at the tea service and" mem-

bra of the committee served.

important luncheon meeting at the Charlottetown Hotel on the above date. Charge is 81.50 and reserva- tions must be made with Mrs. P. Jenkins before April 16. Phone 380-J or write 76 school street.

Display of work

You are reminded of the Display of work by Guides and Brownies at the Annual Meeting. All entries should be labelled and sent to Mrs. Jenkins before April 14. we want to show our members what grand work is being done by the children, so let's make a real display, Leaders.

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the Ladies Aid of the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital was held at the Cundall Home on Monday. April 2nd. Twenty-three members were present.

Mrs. Gordon Avard. the Presi- dent, presided and opened the

peated in unison.

The minutes of the airy and adopted.

The treasurer. in her report.

meeting with the Lord's Prayer. TE-

previousiwas served by Mrs. meeting were read by the secret- M". P, sham",

showed a substantial

orized to be paid.

I Mrs. Wendell Macxenzie report- ed for the Buying Committee and lstated that chintz had been order- ed for dr pes for the first floor of the hosp tal.

As the Nurses' Graduation will

The ,egu'1m. mommy meeting of be held on May 8th, the following

committees were appointed:

ms. Rankin MacLalne to make arrangements for the programme; Mrs. Bagnall and lvbrs. C. Currie decorating committee; Mrs. Roy Kennedy seating arrangements: Mrs. W. E. Cotton, cox-sages, flow- ers. etc.

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