NQVEMBER 21, 1949.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE ELEVEN

"i; WESTERN GUARDIAN /-"""‘ Eamon COUNTY ornca

a Summer Sires: Summerside. Phone s3 yewa, Suhscrlptio Advertising Representatives

J. ELMEB MURPHY and GEORGE GLOW The Guardian may be bought at any of the following stores in Summers ’ okstore. Summer Street: Gourllee Drugstore, 2f Central ltireet;

sellfl Nmuiand, water Street; Mark Gaudet, e1 Grenville Street; nun", poucottds Grocery, Second Street; island Motor Transport, Water Street-

dian will be delivered to any home in Summerside by Carrier

T1923: p" u, or 15o per week. Phone 180 for this service or [Ive n’; order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route. {i} GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph —l WILL BE absent from my m“ summerside. office from November 22nd to No- l. M“ ' ___ vember 29th inclusive. Dr. Henry

Jgvixt; all kinds and sizes in Moyse, Summerside.

bug Highest prices. Rex

D “on Album, -BONSON IJGHTEBS repaired. | .

___ Quick service. All types. James D PARTY Hflmmun Ham H. Schurmsn, 300 Arcona Street. ‘at? Evfllliilg 'November 22nd. summerflde- I pier '

serum“ "y ‘m’ wmnenl’ In“ -MISSIONARY MEETING - tim- The November missionary meeting

. ‘.2 _ will mo“ m. of the Erromanga Group of the mtflnxgilggare o! the gedequ, Summerside Presbyterian o Church Wfiwd ézwwery kindly send their was held on ‘rilesday afternoon in Bwlm Von" in the undemgrmt the church hall. Those taking part °°“°"b“§-i....o.rn Central Bedeque, 1n the devotional were Rhoda Bak- livwl-id ‘ __ ' er. Myrna Hancock, Irene Mount-

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aln. Jane Morrison and Shirley . - d m u, i MaoKay. Plans were discussed for Afmmefb‘ fiemmyglendéuudfiu the missionary studies for future to?! S“): “on me prevxous d“ u, meetings. It was decided lo hold mi" gqw_r,ions_ out o; cm, the December Social meeting at W" P ‘who tclephona 61553;. the home of Mrs. Maurice Mill. The idulhsfffxhouk, pamcularly be... singing oi‘ "Can a little child like flmi c ‘ 1;, me" and the Mizpah benediction m" i" '"‘“" W____ brought the meeting to a close-s. 4.4mm GUILD MEETING - m Liidirs Gilild of the Bummer-

—ORANGE LODGE AT BOIL-

_ . . 1d u _ DEN — A joint banquet of L.O.L.

u“ Bitfljinfflilffayhe ,,,§,-,,’,§“‘,’,, 2829 and L.O.B.A. 52o was held in

m $52.13,} \li’< c. B Jelhflspfjng the Orange Lodge rooms at Bor- ‘Elf... “vii i. splcndld attendance.

den on Noxember 17 at 7:30 p.m. Over fifty members and their Tilt iil"","d""t' Mvrs’ aging: wives were served a delicious olltmd,l"“nwpi-m§s,.‘\. m unison goose supper. The chairman for 111K 0i H“‘,Imd'? _ “Him for mg the evening \vas Mr. Avallne Mac- Alflllilfil-"m ‘P5112 was League o‘ Callum and speeches werc made Plliwmpflf,“ 31.1.8 r 111Gb will be by Mr. MacPhaii, Most Worship- llml/ D{-‘Y‘"‘Y a‘ t? n Plans fui Grand Master for P. E. 1.. Mr. h“ ml “rdnosday ahemoo l" m Cudmore, Deputy Grand Master. W M". m“ ‘m’ Y e “s” ,“ h! Mr. Wilbert Dickie, Worshipful Work All" 1m“ “mjdngl églfdou; Master of Borden L. O. L., Mrs. Thlll-‘dal ncccmbel ' b m Neil Darrach, Worthy Mistress of ‘ “We "Wed Y e Borden L.O.B.A., Brother Russell Bell, and guests Miss Mary Milt- tart and Mr. Harvey Bernard. The banquet closed with "The King". after which all present retired to the lodge room where a social hour was spent-A.

Personals —Mr. Andrew Perry of Summer- side is a patient in the Prince

County Hospital undergoing treat- inept-S.

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l I Tlgnish plenti- of Mrs. Edward Harper. Ciirisiopiici a Cross, rcgrct to hear

other uiiicss and wish her e speedy NCOVPTY

Mr. anti Mrs. Ernest Richards. lmvel], liinss, motored to Tignish first iveek L0 attend the funeral of Mrs. Ritliartis mother, Mrs. Arcade Poirier.

-.Mes.srs. Kenneth and George Walker of Summer-side spent the week end in Sackville, N.B.. guests of their brother-in-law and sister. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Frank-S.

Miss Velda Gaudet lies returned to Tighish after a successful ap- pendix operation performed in the Prince County Hospital.

To Mr aiitl Mrs. Everett Des- itoches. Si. Felix is offered sin- cere sympathy on the death of their infant son in Ciiy Hospital, Char- lottetown, recently.

-—Among those attending the Maritime Winter Fair at Amherst were Mr. and Mrs. Colin Waugh. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waugh. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jardine. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hogg. Miss Eileen Waugh, all of Wilmot. Also attend- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hog: and Mr. Lloyd Hogg of Central Bedeque-S.

llxss Tcrcsa Handrahan and Miss Evelyn liitsworih, Ascension left ior Si. Ciitherines, Ontario. last week WhPTP both girls have accept-

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M“ Carleton and Miss Elaine Ready.‘ R.N.. rc- . . .

tlirncri t h dutie n Western

IIOSPilitLO Alderton ‘ on Monday

morning after a pleasant week-end spent with her parents, Mr. and lirr. l-‘rzink Ready, Christopher's Cross.

Messrs Mark and Leonard Mc- Oarvtlle of Carleton recently mo- tored to Saint John, NB. on bus- iriess.

Miss Laura Shea, Tlgnish, has accepted the position of treasurer of the Tignlsh Credit Union. Ltd. This position was left vacant by the resignation of Mia Eileen Hindi-shah. who for the pest sev- eral ivnrs had very efficiently car- ried on this work.

Friends of Mr. Chas. MscNeill of Cape Traverse, are happy to learn that he is progressing at his home nicely after his recent accident.

ML. and Mrs. 10h Muttart. left by oar for Toronto this week where they will attend the Cana-

m ‘Ymwimy °‘ m“ °°'"““““Y iari National Exhibition.

is extended to the family of Mrs. Oreade Polrier. whose death oc- timed on November 9 at the home oi her son. Mr. Aurele F. Arsenauli. Si. Felix. Mrs. Poirier was ninty iwi o! as: and is survived by one wii Aurele and three daughters. Mn. Jaimes w. Gtlils. St. Felix; Mrs. Erllcst Richards. Lowell, MasL. And birs. John M. Doucette. Mont- real, PQ. The funeral was held oil the morning oi November i2 to the much or st. Simon and st. Jude. Tlznlsli. and a Requiem Mass was W"! b!’ llrr pastor Reverehd J. A. .\iacDonnlii. Burial was in the 5d- Wlllhil cemetery.

Friends of Mr. Ivsn Smith of Carleton are happy to see him home again after his recent illness in the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Kay Btcrdy recently had a very enjoyable trip to Amherst. Moncton and Truro, where she visited with her brother, Mr. John L. Sturdy.

Little Dale Morrison of Carleton returned to her home on Sunday after spending two weeks visiting her grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Rose at Mt. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacWilliams accompanied by Mr. snd Mrs. Thomas MeMicken of Carleton. motored to Halifax lest week for a few days visit with relatives.

Professional Bards

l B. F. Hunter, RD.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macwlll- l i isms of Cape Traverse returned to or-roru-raisu i’ their home last week after a very . Complete visual Analyses enjoyable motor trip to different

i mum Fm“ cities in the Ufjl PHONE ‘Ill Friends ‘of Mrs. Edwin Nfacwll-

ilams are sorry to learn that shc is s, patient in the Prince County Hospital at Summerside and all wish her a speedy recovery.

.Mr. and Mrs. Colvin Hewett and son, Russie. have taken up resid- ence in Charlottetown for the win- ger month; where Mr. I-iowatt is

employed. Among those from Carleton who

smunusrv-s aimmmo summerslde. t’.E.i.

l‘. Eerie Hickey ' l

Ullsriered Accountant

5- E. Parkman, °=>+-D.. mo. OPTOMETIIIQT Eyes Examined Glee". an.‘

Office nun", 9 to ll; 1 h g F" "Y immanent. “EGEIT ‘Insane awe.

l u, om“ " attended the Winter rair in Am- Gmwm‘ 5"°" herst N5. were‘ Mr. and Mrs- Phone 675 Harold Muttart. ldAnMsndJ Ml’!- su Cedric Csmilbell In T- 5m” ‘m “Mann”: ‘I Oarruthers. ’ The many friends in Carleton and Cape Traverse of Mrs. Lloyd 1L Inman of Borden are happy w

learn that she is Priikflllliil I'll“- ly. Mrs. lnmsn at present is a pa- tient in the Victoria General Hos- pital in Halifax where she is un- dergoing treatment.

Mrs. Alf uorrlniz c! Owe Tru- erse wili leave Halifax on the iiitii of this month for a visit t0 ha!‘ relatives in Denmark. it is t-Wlfl- ty years since Mrs. Norrlnl If" her homeland, snd wit‘ 8W0 W" in lngland to visit friends there. Mrs. Norring expects to remain in Denmark for s few months and sii wish her lion vorlec Ind l"

llniied Church Y.P.il. Fail Rally Held Ai iryon

—The Central Presbytery Young People's Union held theirsnnual 1311 filly in Tryon United Church on Wednesday, Nov. 2. The theme of the rally was "Growing with the Years." '

The president, Keith Moase pre- sided. Young people from the following local unions were pre- sent: Cavendish, Summerside, 156051121011. Cape Traverse, Rose Valley, Bradalbane. Lot l6, Tryon‘. Freetown and Bedeque.

The afternoon session began with s worship service led by Cape Traverse Union, Rev. Leon- ard Bacon welcomed the group to Tryon. The prmldent. introduced the guest speaker, Rev. A. D. MacKenzle, to the group. He told about his work with Young Peo- ple's groups in other parts of Canada and gave a summary of the book “Growing With The Years" and urged all young peo- ple to read this book. The group then divided into two groups for discussion. Two chapters of “Growing With The Years“, were discussed. namely. “In Christian- izing the Social Order" led by Rev. George Goligh and “In Sharing and Sacrifice” icci by Rev. L. M. Mur- ray. Aftcr the discussion groups there was a short business meet- ing. The Resolutions and Nominat- ing committees were appointed and the treasurer gave the fin- ancial report.

The evening session began at 7.30 with a sing-song. The local .union reports were then given. Miss Aletha Graham gave e re- port nf the \'.l’.U. camp held at Augustine Cove and Miss Evelyn Bell who attended Maritime Con- ference Young Peoples Summer School gave a report of this school. The report of the resolu- tions Committee was given by Mrs. William Moase and the re- port of the Nominating commit- tee was given by Mlss Geraldine MacLean.

The evening worship service was led by the Summerside Young Peoples group.

Rev. A. D. MacKenzie gave an inspiring address, the topic of which was "Evangelism of Youth." Two films, Who is My Neigh- bour? and Brotherhood of Man, were shown.

The ncw officers for the com- ing year are: p

Honorary President, Rev. George Gough. a

President, Keith Moase

Vice-President. Jennie Moore

Secretary-Treasurer, Geraldine MacLean. ,

The new convenors are: Mis- sions, Aletha Graham; Fellowship, Evelyn Bell; Culture. Joyce Schur- man; Citizenship, Gordon Mac- Kenzic; Leadership Training. David Murphy; Recreation, Wil- liam Moase; Publications, Thelma Adams.

The newly elected officers were installed with an impressive can- dieiighting service conducted by the honorary president, Rev. Ralph Wagner.

The rally closed with the sing- ing of the hymn "Bless Be The Tie That Binds" after which Rev. George Gough pronounced the Benediction.

BEDEQUE AND O I I Vicinity Miss Katherine MacFarlane.

Bedeque. has returned h_o'lne from visiting friends in Shemogue, N.B.

Mr. Stuart Waugh has returned to his duties in Halifax after spending a short holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Waugh. Wilmot Valley.

Miss P083? Sherren, Moncton. came over by plane to spend the week-end at her home-B.

Mr. E. H. Howait, North Wilt- shire. attended thc funeral of his aun-t. Mrs. Eliza Hayes in Bede- que United Church on Friday af- ternoon.

Mr. Norman Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mont- gomery. Lower Bedeque. left re- cently for Truro. N.S., were he is taking a course in the Agricultural College.

Mr. John Chaig. Middleton. who enlisted in the R.C.A.F‘. left for Toronto to train as an air-pilot. He is s third year student of Prince of Wales and taught school for one year before enlisting.

The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Hayes, formerly of Scarleiown. who was living with hcr daughter. Mrs. Fraser Sililkcr, Cape Tormentlnc. was held in Bedeque United Church on Friday afternoon. Rev. Burton Crowe conducted the ser- vice nssistcd by Rev. Harvey Bishop. Charlottetown and Rev. Theociorr Ross. Bayfiflld. N-B. who was pastor of the deceased. Her daughter and a number of grand- children from Cape Tormentine attended thc funeral and relatives and friends from different parts of the Province. She was buried in the Seerietown family plot be- side her husband who predeceas- ed her 25 years ego.

The W.M.S. of Bedeque United Church held their November meet- ing on Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage. with thepresident. Mrs. Ernest Weeks presiding. The meeting opened by singing 0 God of Bethol By Whose Hand. and prayer by Miss Louisa Callback. followed by the business period. Mrs. Orville Johnson. secretary. reported lthospitsl cslls and 11 house visits were made during the month. Mrs. Pearle Affleck. Mrs. Orville Johnson and Mrs. Carrie Lenrd were appointed a nominat- ing committee to bring in a list

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Yesterday morning in Trinity United Church. Sitmi-nerside, the beautiful new chimes. recently in- stalled. were dedicated during the service by the Moderator, Rt. Rev. willsrd Brewing, B.D.. D.D. The memorable event was witnessed by s. congregation which filled the church to overflowing. Many were ulwble to gain admittance and these gathered in the Sunday School in the basement and in Epworth Hall, both of which had been wired with a sound system for the occasion. The dedication fll-‘PBIYIOIIY was attended by people of many denominations and from many parts of the Province who came also to pay their respects to the distinguished churchmen.

Orr behalf of the trustees repre- senting the congregation, Mr. WI‘. Strong addressed the Moderator, sayllls. "Rewrend Sir. the Moder- ator of the United Church of Can- ada. the trustees on behalf of the congregation of Trinity have re- celved the gift of a beautiful set of chimes. These chimes. in meni- ory of two departed members. have been donated by their children. We pray, Reverend Sir. that you will dedicate these chi-mes to the glory of God, and in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Brace." In dedicating thc chimes, the Moderator said:

"Our help is iii the name of the Lord who made heaven and earth. Blessed be the name of the Lord. Let us pray. Eternal God. who has made all thy works to show forth thy glory and has given wisdom and understandili-g lo thy pfiople to cle- vise instruments of music for thy Praise. graclou-ly be pleased to re- ceive. at our hands iiiesc chimes which we now dedicate to thy ser- vice and grant. ive licsecch thec. that l" may adorn thy worship and assist the praises of iliy people to the glory of thy holy name. through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. In the faith of Jesus Christ we dedicate these chimes to the glory of God and in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Brace."

Presented To Church

These Maas cathedral chimes which ivere prbscnted to the church by Mrs. L. R. Alien, Summerslde and her brother George Brace of Infield, Alberta. consist of twenty- five standard cnimrs with a master chime nine feet in length. They hang left of the organ arranged in V formation. They arc ivircd fol" amplification and yesterday all people in Sunimersidc and sur- rounding districts licard for thc first time their dezp l'iCll tones a: ihcychimcii the qusirier. halves. and thrce quarter hours using the Westminster melody. four notes on the quartci". eight iiolcs on the ‘half. iwelvc lioics oil till- tiircc quarters anti SlXtE8ll notes on the hour.

1n his sezninll to the assembled congregation the blsderntor extend- ed the greetings of the whole Church to the Summcrslde Church. During the past ten years. he said. he had been privileged to see the Church going forward in all phases of ils great work. Ovcr three thous- and churches, six thousand preach- ers and five thousand Sunday School teachrrs all reap great spir- itual dividends.

He, took for the text of his ser- mon tile words of Paul “I long to see you that I may impart to you some spiritual gift." Comparlnl Paul as one who spoke from the circumference to the centre repre- sented by the mighty Roman Em- pire. he poinied out that that Em- pire. long since decayed. looks mighty small in retrospect. whil: the words of Paul are read even unto this and future generations in thousands of places of worship.

Met At Borden

The Moderator was met at Bor- den in the afternoon by a large delegation of the Presbytery and members of local churches. The members of the Presbytery were. Rev. K. G. Sullivan. minister of thc Sum-mersiile Trinity Church. who conducted the services yesterday morning. Rev. James Cross, Rev W. G. Dickson. Rev. John sheen. Rcv. Ralph Wagner. Rev. 1,. M. Murray. Rev. W. B. Crowe. Rev. T. G. Head Rev. George Ayrcs, Dr. S. R. Prince.

The Moderator was accompanied by the president of the Maritinio Conference. Rev. A. A. MacLeod and was extended s. banquet at Hill- crest lodge given by Trinity UnLted Church session and presided over by Mr. Wallacefikndshavc. Dr. S. R. Prince gave the Moderator lhv greetings of the Presbytery and Mr-

L. R. Allen, the clerk of session. brought the greetings of Trinity session.

The Moderator gave l, brloi ad- dress in which he expressed his pleasure in being on Prince Edward Island as did also thc Rev. A. A MacLeod.

Rev. T. G. Head. Hampton. ex- pressed the thanks of the lova- ministers at being given the oil- portunity of meeting the. Moder- ator. '

His Worship Mayor J. F. Arnett

tended on behalf of the TOWN of Bummerside civic greelinflfi»

DUTCH COASTAL FLEET It is expected the Netherlands will have a total of 500 coasting vessels by 1950.

Mrs. T. J. Inman and Mrs. W. J- Reid were appointed to take charge of the Christmas program. Miss Louisa Caiibeck gave a talk on the 3rd chapter of the study book. Growing With the Years; Enlightening the Mind. Religion in the Home and Vocational Educa- tion. She referred especialiy to thc Mission schools and kindergardcns where she labored in Japan and said that Christian workers are so few for such an important task. The worship period followed with Mrs. Lesrd in charge assisted by Mrs. Crotfi and Mrs. Jenkins. Singing Our Blast Redeemer Ere He Breathed and the Bent-diction in unison brought the meeting to

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New Chimes Dedicated At Trinity United Church S’side By The Moderator

Rev. A. A. Macleod Guesi Speaker Al Oleary Church

The Rev. A. A. MacLeod, M.A.. B.D.. 0f Whycocomagh. N.S.. presi- dent of the Maritime Conference of the United Church was the special guest speaker at the O’Leary Uni- ted Church yesterday morning. There was a very large congrega- tion made up of people {mm Bloomfield, Bra e. Cascumpec, Glenwood. and O‘Leery. The Rev. W. G. Dixon. pastor, presideii Rev. B. B. Colborne of West Cape offered prayer. Special mu- sic was rendered by the O‘Leary choir under the leadership of Mrs, J. M. MacWilliams. Rev. Mr, MacLeod congratulated the people of O'Leary and district on their interest in the church's Vt/Qrk and on their sacrificial giving and he made a plea for complete dr-dica. tion of time, talent and ability in the Lord's service.

Last evening Rev. Mr. Maclrcod was in Kensington and preached at the service there-S. I

Hampton and y. I U lciniiy Mrs. ATinIe TTTHTISOH, Hampton is spending n holiday visiting id

Churchill. Burst. oi‘ her sister, Mrs. John A. MacKinnon.

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bell De- Snbie, returned on Wednesday’ are. hing from Amherst, NS,’ ‘who... they attended the Fair.

Miss ltleriory Ferguson, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Ferguson, and Baby Janice Fergu. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Ferguson of Hampton, are patients in the Prince Edward 1s- land Hospital. All hope 1o see these small ladies home again soon.

Tile annual meeting of the Hampton \Vomen's Institute was held in the hzill on ThUTSdily. Nov. 3rd. Reports show a good years work dono, New officers were appointed for the year. anti n quilt was completed for n neighbouring family who ius‘, their home by fire.

from Trinidad, spent a short time in Hampton, guest of Rev. anti Mrs, T. G. Head. While hcre, shr- visilcti the school on lliondrijv. ShOWiHR pictures of Trinidad and

Rave nn intcrcstini: inik to the children. In the evening she at- tended the \V. M. S. meeting in

the Church and also related mmiy of her experiences in Missionary work which was listened tn at- tentively, Miss lnmiin, who has muny relatives around Hampton. is receiving a cordial welcome nfter scvcrai years spent in Trinidad.

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Mr. Myles Griffin. Brncton. loft on Saturday for Montreal. where he will spend the winter months.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallant, Halifax, are spending a few days in Piusville.

Mr. Jackie Gallant has returned to Brocton after having spent. the past year in Coalhurst, Alberta.