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:.'f.';Ii.i1' i1°afi..°..°c'1f' ° "°'“ "'“"" the province loaded hose. while
eleven Shilriing clubs this present
The second annual membenlilll olmtlillli is new in progress. THE NEW ST0RY*"MY Beit week were active in loading hell- ,e-_--_...___ -
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E,-.ryanc in thc community ll llivltad to ioin the association this ,Rid At least three concerts are assured of world famous artists md musical attractions.
iiicrnhcrship dues $5.00 per year. students rise. campaign
iwadquarten Maritime Electric Company. Telephone 1366.
DEFEAT 0, “ls the non-intoxicating qualities of
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i’AUL l\ibl` TILIFE this beer to be taxed. Other mem- THE CAVENDISH PASTORAL lake Verde preseriieid their pl
bers, battling evidently with some (MARGE _ ohmch s°"’i°°S f°" lentitled, The Gate To Happiness.
‘tra where he was stoned, kind °f °°n5°i°“°°~ °°“id "W5 1°* May nh; 11 R' m' o°V°“d‘5h: 7305 a large and o.pD¥°Ci°*»W° ““d1°“°°.'
int at Llét B Church mm; 3.05 per cont. beer, but not for 3.2. New G”“"H°‘”‘ °°““°“- "R¢ff°Sh- Following is the cast of characters; For he bun alonica where he Wu There were Senators who had the lm! SDYUIBS-" W- A- P“3°‘°~T"»’ mm' Miss Eden Gay, the heroine of tht' N0f abbggicss 00Ul'88e i-0 declare their righteous mer' evening and a dancer on the stagq.
‘"0 laéwd B church them, convictions that this 3.2 per cent. '“°_ U who disguised as a. school teacheri
for |10 P ,_ Beer .act violated the spirit and CHUM” 0" s°°'"“““"'“"“'iwas very capably accomplished b 2
No, it phllippl where he wainbetah- lemr or tha Eighteenth Amend_ tral parish services on Sabbath, the Mi” Mai-ga,-,ii iggdmond; Je _
,ii with rods and Pl-lt e ment ‘tm holding its place in the 7th. in Nine Mile Creek at 11 a.m. Gay, who Wu Edgy, gigigy on sale In ohhrlottotown By
stocks. commune” and in Church Hill at 'I pm also much in iovg Wim we stage .
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vtr1iff°“"“°" ,_ , bi A it was atronsiy contended that °“ T"°s"" M” 9"” 1" °*‘"°= C°"° played by Misa WH* R*dm°" ‘ LLOYD W~ PRUUD . (srl rival i . -t fi
C°"“m where ‘L “as as at 73° Pm Jack Ga their oun and in' '
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' Notplicnied, Egetymzrty' ii;;o;i_;l;i;;ofwt:-2 53;; _ spomiblenbmther yan: much 'l 56-58 61°&ft0l1 SUN” 1- Uhii.l'16tl’.6t0W`ll i
i-or hc founded a. church there. ot “B mtoxicmng quality ns SERVICE FAIRVIEW HALL- I iovs with his fiddle, was played hy
transportation into dry statcabcinr sunday’ May nh' them- Wm be 1‘°“i° °“‘u"h”“ °’°“ GW' mei’
Noi at Ephesus where he was ex- forbidden is one proof and nke_ service in connection with the father and village drunkard as he
posed to the fierce wrath of thc wt” the ' mmm” of 'permits to Presbyterian Church in Canada in was known, was taken by Joseph
h sians the Fairview Hall Rocky Point at Lacey; Aunt Sara who keeps house
Ep 9 ’ manufacture prohibited in dry ' ' '
M he built e. church there; ` "M" is mother 3 p.m. Mr. Lewis W. Mills, student 3 for oscar. was well played by Miss Wi gi Berea where he was pur- Dr hen Scot; National Le is catechist, will conduct the service. Helen Acorn; Reverend John Blair
sued by the callous enmity of lam; Reprennméive wuhmggo ' the village Preacher was played by
Jews. ' ' n’ `*`- James Redniondt Mrs. Blair, the
“won mmyww, md ,,h,,.,,_ ‘ftlxixsgzlxlreif fel; mgfntiv siiinirlidn coiini~ic."~Don't wits or the viiissa Preacher, was Fl’ 1" ’“°° th’ dm” °' M' m’ or the states is that if the connros rail to xart it¥hBest Gm* Don* p1°y°d by Ml” I““°1d° Hughes: at Athens where no violence dechres 32 per cent beer nogiff Pm md Man 8;! h M°iFZ° ltlnd he’ Stephen Blair, their son and c. V” "‘°"“ mm- toricating' then it is nttin and Joe the hc wir Ss rksz`Mt:~pr°mmmg mug mmm" Wm Ms
But where they were indifferent. prop” fo; them to get raven; b Maggie in U; Fw° “gr” W’ in love with Eden, was played by Arc you indifferent? tnminn Y new sto “am V 6'8" ' '1'h° Leonard Hughes; Rex Curtis, who
--Church Chimes. .men 'mn' W” ‘ G ,ry "7 50°" ’“ Th” is also in love with Eden and
“nn” muy “ard m' iplayed as e. sport from New York
uornaits' ns!-sacorm §"",’:_°°fn;‘,°“ "“°,°’ ““k’““ “‘° “" WM wall attended to by Henry
svrmsv m wiv 3;” The Afn:’;fm';u:;;””;a:r‘;; ‘visiran nitimcu-Mr. J. J. HUBIMS B“““Y who ia J°<=1< Gays
` 0 ' , Murray, Waterloo, Ontario, Super- Y°““8 bride W” Wen Played bl'
Bill
"Backward, turn backward. 0 Pr
Tims in your flight, u
Mako mea child again just for ev
tonight! th
h“’""°“ ’°"“d“°i°"- °h“"“3°- intendcnt ci agencies of the stair M1” MW Red-'“°Dd Aff” the W “W fmt °f llilillfl’ 1511082 "The of the Dominion Life Amman” play. lunch was served and the re- lly jest will trenspin that for can visited the local bunch omce mainder of the night spent in W ”°°'°°o'°°° °f be” ’°v°°“°» this week. He left on return for d°'“°1“3'
° pe°p1° mmm mv’ t° my at the mainland by plane on Thurs- "_““"*'*
"°”‘°"- °°“‘° W" "°‘“- ”‘° least ssoo.ooo,ooo into the ccirsrs oi . rsicsonats
eeholess shore, ‘
'rsks -mc again to your heart as - of yore.
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[lock me to sleep, mother-rock me
Mother - memory is treasured
th, brewers for their narcotizing mod .. -"'-'
~ “°'” 'rim niir'r1s'r cmiitcii.-The M* "°‘“‘ 3‘m°“- °f W S- S-
mormng “mm Wm be bmadcut Hochelega Co., was in the city yes-
LAKE “BDE SCHODL by station O. H. U. K. Dr. Vincent “rd” °n business'
if speaks in the morning o "The
to sleeP." Honor roll of lake Verde School Ch,-ist who Distmm.. ,mdnm me. Miss Eva Beer, matron of the
, . for the months of March and April: evening on ...I-he .rmgedy of me P. E. I. Protestant Orphanage, has
March Empty Hmm. Included in tha retumed from a. delightful holiday
IWW 3-3095331 .ieweiir but it Gilda X-1, Charlie Boylan; 2, music of the day wiu be Sminm-is Visit to friends in Halifax.
,ilituld be an unforgettable fact Willie Wood. . “what me These?" Mamesows no _ ~
We year's three hundred and Grade IX-I, Alan Callaghan; 2, Love Thai Wiii Noi, Let Me go," Mrs. Augustus li/im/ilaliion and
ive days, with its scores of Helen Acorn; 3, Pius Redmond. guiiivimig "sing, Qi Heavens," Mrs. A. Mahler and John Mahler
of Rocky Poi-nt have returned
ilu quarter day thrown in for the 1V811R2dm°hd- roucz comm' ._ your men heme after spending a very pit-asnt like of sood measure. figures con G"“d° VI-1- M2110" B°Y1°“2 2- char ed with vs cnc a cared in visit with their sister. Mrs. James
g gr Y DP
ilantly in Mothers Day. Equally he’ R*’dm°"d5 3» B”-SH R'°d-"“°nd- the Police Court yesterday mom- Doirvn of Wheatley River. with the precious recollections of Gmde IV_1' Mary C“u“3h“n ‘md ing. Two were given ten days in Z-
uinocricss, suniccs nights, and with Grade VIII-1. Mix Redmond: 2.
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thc "Translated" should bs an ap- fi-53"-“el” 1 E""° Shea- icii, and the cases or the other Keir Clark or Mt- Stewart. Ralph predation of thc prosaic. practical, °"°d° IHA' Gm" B°Y"°"? 3- two were dismissed. A man charged L- Douglas. of Georsetown. Horace present any duties oi motherhood. "°h" A°°"" with being drunk and incapable Fraser. of Charlottetown. Walter tcih by inc mother horscir and cmd” n“" E'"°”‘ R“d“‘°"d‘ 3' had ss bail cstroatcd. A case of Mutch. of Hopetowri and Chester
ena Callaghan; 3"DaWs°n Coles' breach of thc Excisg Act, brewing S¢€W3l`t. 1518-hd Sifildente 8-ii Dill-
ihose .surrounding her. T
The w. c.'r. U.stsnds“1='or cod Gm” I`1'A“‘”‘ H““h"; 3' Har' poor without iiccnsc, was adjourn- hoiisie University. have arrived
I D °ld~R°d‘m°nd and Mary Duny mm' ed till Monday. home to spend their vacation.
and Home, and Native Land." The al
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atmosphere of the home is largely win so ‘__ ' *--'
that created by "Mother," and with-
home _that makes for s righteous
exnpliasizcd 'as it should have been
rn” ’°“° g pupil’ “"°"f“° % ziou c. 6.1. r. Ai' noivia-zion Rev- H- D. Raymond and H. A.
, occ din to it Ev -
out donut it is thc God-rearing giaxxiarzid isis.: caiilriian nails C- G- I' T' held “n A” H°’“° “‘““" Scmh °f °““'1°“°°°‘"“' 0"”
' ' day afternoon which in spite of the M°°f°- 01' W°5'1m°l‘°1B“d. Bild Will-
Russell and Mary Callaghan, Govan
nation, B°y1m_Mamn Boylan' Helm Mom inclement weather was very sue- W1' Darby. Of Bummerelde. have re- Anothcr fast, that im, not been and ¢hM.i_ie Boylan cessful. The decorations depicted Wmed f"°m Hama* Wm" they
Am," mu,-iii-ies go which the pm,byi,e,_ attended the meeting of the Dio-
isllie accumulativc quality of here- Grade X-1 Charlie Boylan; 2, 15-" Church Sends m|$1°’““'i°“- The “san symd °! the chmch °f
dltv. especially that handed down wiiiis wood. ' °1°=~“‘°°mS f°Pf°S°11°°'1 the differ- E“51““d° by motiicrh°0q_ Thi, i, m,i,i¢,,i,i, or-we 1x_1 Heian scam; 2, cnt countries of which the first was W-*-
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'iihysicuiiy in “stun wior of ey" mum Hughes; 3, Aim Qaiiaghgn. “The North American Indians.”
' crsdc vin-i, Felix Redmond; 2. This room Showed an Indian war- "INT DE mc” 5C"°°"
tlirety of handing dw t its f Ivan Redmond. rior and his family reposing among _ thimctor? n ra ° Grade VI-1, Marion Boylan; 2. the trees by the side of a. lake. H°“°’ "°u f°’ m°’“'h °f AVN:
Esther Redmond; 3, Basil Redmond. The sunny -colors of China, Japan, Grade Vm_1 ‘7°h“ M°m“1S» 9 Grade IV-1, Mary Callaghan and Korea and Formosa were well car- Mmgaret campbeu' 3 Chafms Doris Russell; 2, Ernie Shea. rieci out in an Oriental Scene, the Campbell'
Grade IU-1. GBVM1 Boylan! 2. girls being dressed in Oriental cos- _ John AGM". tuincs. The tropical scenery of In- o°'th°’m° Mcmms' Grade II-1. Everett Redmond: 2. dis and British Guiana bcautiricd °'°"° V'“1 M‘°’“‘*1 F°"h““» 3
Tam Caiingiwn; 3, Dawg,” 001%, the third mom pormying me en_ James Mclnnis, 3 Vincent Feehan,
_ - Duncan Doy c.
Th GFNIGI 1. Anna 141181185. 3. MBU’ trance to a native garden of s ‘ lccoriirpliiiscide for wlhiitdiiisoamd hu Dim! and Harold Redmond. princess. Above the centre room a cmd” IV"`l wmnmed ommlcy than Dumsh °r C m°r° Perfect attendance-Marion Boy- sign appeared bearing the words
ment 1°’ |mm°'°‘"'° mi-5' lan, Esther -Redmond. Laevenla ncamda sends sunshine my and Grid” IH (B) 1 MBI? 190310. 2
A Cvavan Boylan, UGYBWM M|f>0°l'miwk. 3 George
lnrl liair. How much more is the
N-.ltlu-r should it be forgotten
Mt-lic child world is exceedingly “I in its outlook, and this should Man unusual importance in im-
:Mdiatc surroundings. As a. rule, Mother said so" is an imperative .verdict in a. child's court case.
Grade VIII-1 Sextus Feehan, 2
2 Mary McCormack.
‘mdarstanding of what is wrong. Shea John mm
on I » - _ from this sign yellow streamers
0 0 the first principles tending gathering shes and Everett Red mdmed to the three room! which Mclnnis.
:“ulf“C¢i0n in raising a flmily mind. represented the various countries Grade nn (h) 1 Be", M°°°”“'
cultivation of good physical fit- The following made 80% or over- M ad d nb d to which me ack, 3 Anna. Mclmiis, 3 Arletla
:ess and this helps wonderfully in Gavan Boylan, Everett Redmond, shire; siifds e miss,onm_1es_ The McCormack. _ "Pins the child happy, ‘ Mary Callaghan, Doris Russell, Tena centre table at which Mrs (Rev) Grade II-1 Clarence Mcinnis. .~o hands Caucasian. Mongol, and ,Callaghan and Anna Hughes. O bsw d M C P é'_ Grade I (al l Reggie Mclnnls.
The $011026. the clean, the black,
ilie brown, the white,
ln one unbroken clasp of strength
G. . We r an rs a
Malay, Josheph G. Lacey--Teacher. t d t b t I Grade I tb) 1 Minnie lvlloconn-
.ilii’.2.§.°“.ff. ..i“.Z'.?.Z...°°l’i‘$.1’ M1-~ 2 Ga-vw- Mwafm-fi- =
DOVER SCHOOL ‘ ' Mary Mclnnis.
we piece of daffodils and pussy Cecelia Mcint Teacher
willows with mauve candles carried 3
unite, The following is the standing of t th rm colour scheme. Gm! (Patriot please copy)
Flint; wide the doors to Love and
Life and Light."
F CRAZY FOB. BEER. ' mm the White House down in
Mitch 22' md Woe to have become
:§ur‘:“"‘*"\ arms that sro iss ru l characteristic of their trade. wi-iitqway.
erefore the hour for legllieetion U. Reynolik-Teacher Claire MacMillan; solo. Miss Thai-
_____,,______._.__ ma Dingwell: S010. Miss Susanne
‘W-April 1. ' mont oi certified os- iviscxinnon; auartotta. the Missa
UMM States Breizrllgsgssxpzztiisiiie nsitlialiimpozgtg seed is being fully Stella Jay, Olla Partridge, Claire io make doubly mi- ed Mm' ..,.e_' waged in the island of Cyprus in MacMillan and Margaret Webster.-
ihe Mediterranean to demonstrate Miss Moore was the accompanist, the merits of Canadian etott. ‘_ ‘ for the above numberu
ai m;n“° W" Nt for one minute past
:;'\;1a." held bscir the ioaminr “°i»° 0 sm.. ani-ii 1.
the novar school for thc month of °“ ” Si’ 5
i C. G. I. T. if'
April: :wats ‘mm 3; °';1n;fveibg'e° 0\?erheaid at the races: What I
Grade IX-1 Daisy Bowles. Mauve and pmk sweet pe” “mea oan‘t understand, George, is how Grade VII-1 Fred Whiteway. _ h thc bookmaker can possibly find
t th l I h
-=» »-1 to = an f..:r.:1“i.:; ;';‘;.‘;..: :.::":§ if
iii Whltcwa . t
e American Republic a strange Gndeyv__1 Bubnm whlwmy’ girls also in uniform. The guest;
b°°'°"11o. seem l in om- were received by the real n
WW with the has m‘;£;a;‘a°Lu"' equal' 2 mm Miss Suzanne MacKhmon,pan:eght|; M a maddening hold on pub- cmd, w_1 Harry MuKe,,,,e_ 2 leaders, Miss Frances Moore, ma, Th Umoht. mm, wmwmy’ 3 mm Mwxem, J. M. MacFadyen, Miss Margaret um’ 3-2 per cent. beer bill WU sie. Miller and Miss Alice Partridge. med by President Rnqgsvgii on Orme nI_1 Huw Whiiwny During_th¢ afternoon Mrs. Rody".
Orme I (sm 1 Clarence whit” son and Miss Dai-Sy Swan render-
hetctivc April 8, but gym me wly_ ed appropriate music. The follow. “|118 fratemiiy ni., ,mud oi Grade I (JL) 1 “mi MMLUN' ing musical program was also ren.
2 Henna" Mcxemie, 3 “umm dered during the afternoon: Dust,
, the Misses Margaret Webster and
Girl," the Guardian's new serial for Mollvwn Ind UhN`l°"i?’f‘°W”' ,, V P... _ _. story. starts on Tuesday. Watch out Club loading thi, 'nk W", ‘L "i..‘,}»g!" ' ' ifor the iirst instalment. g,,.,.i,_ Sh P,i,,.,_ M., stamp, _I , '_-I
Mlontegue, Cardigan, Murray Riv-
‘ ENGAGEWNTPMY- and Mrs- er.`r'odh1e. Miiivisw, 1-:unter River.
_ B- Brvoriwn. announce the engage- Emerald and Kensington.
-/' -* . . ment of their daughter Mary to
‘” In a six-hours' debate on March Earl Archibald Livingston. Marriage, Lug; VEBDE HAY .__ A vary W. C, 7: Us Nvtes 16. Senator Harrison, as chairman intake place the middle of May. ,mi bi, “iam was d ml
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of the Finance Committee, dwelt on 9791 5 5 11- Lake verde School on Easter l_i/IPI-. ~ "
day when the young people o
` Wherever-whenever they meet, and the conver. :lation turns to Electric Refrigeration (as it inevitably
‘ ces nowads ) the i turali ‘ ` ' when Miladyyils ablerigo :a;:- y ‘ mm of Pl-me
"YES, INDIED, MINI IB A GENUINE FRIGIDAIREI"
With so many untried and doubtful names of
electric refrigeration from which to choose, it is so
easy to become confused. .
And yet,-far easier
to be SURE! Insist that the
mime “1i'R.IGIDAIB.E" is on the cabinet. Do not be mislead by the statement (incorrect of course) that AIi.L electric refrigerators are “frigidaires "-A sp endid t 'b ta, b t, ` you" Is li1'R1}GIDXI éiist another reason to be sure
priced as low ss $111.00 iastsiisd.
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MEANS I0 MUCH TO WQMEN-FOLK - ~`
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A Day ,
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simpsons , ‘
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BJICE.
ed and signed.
the ensuing month.
it was decided to hold 5 dance in
by Miss Grace George and Mr.
Miss Grace George and Miss Mar- garet Kennedy, Mrs. Malik Mc- Cormack and Miss Mary McCorm- ack, dancing by the Misses Grace George, Mary and Arletta. Mc- Cormack and a contest put on by
Mrs. Ruei McCormack.
Mrs. Ronald 0'!-ianley invited the
members to her home for the June meeting, roll call to be answered
em brought a very pleasant even- ing to a. close. (Patriot please copy)
MR. ALEXANDER FERGUSON
lowing an illness since January. He
Hazelbrook, P. E. Island.
HERBERT FRIZZELL
day, May "sth, st 2.15 o'cioci¢.
woivnzrrs rNs'rrru'rs
T110 1'€8'l1lBr monthly meeting of
the Point' De Roche Women’s In- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. Ruel Mccormack on Tuesday e"°ni“8» MW 1. eight members 2 Ralph Howard, 3 Ian Henderson, and seven visitors were in attend-
The meeting was opened by re-
cital of “A Club Women's Creed." R'°u ‘mu amwefed bl’ Plmliflg alzil Howard, 3 Percy Folland. tail on a donkey. Minutes of the Previous meeting were read, adopt-
fR€l>0rts of committees were
heard, and were deemed satisfact- Jolm Henderson.
ory. new ones were appointed for Grade I (ai 1 Ralph Bearisip, 3
Er
A discussion on ways and meansi
Of Obtaining funds was held, and l Tuplin 3 Ami;-ew J.,-,imson
Mrs. Milton Doyle, prize merited by
iby "My Pet Aversiori." The usual C lunch was served by the hostess. n Tho singing of thc National Anth- of Fbreign Missions
Alexander Ferguson, aged 'li, S
died Wednesday at his residence, 21 t
Lovejoy Place, Lynn, Mass., fol- W
was hom at Dunstaffnage, P. E. I., of
:ri;::1;nt';l§;§d°?gr5g7y;';‘;rg; is prominent Presbyterian described a. motorman with the Eastern ‘Massachusetts Street Railway Coin- pany until several years ago when he became employed in a. spring water business. He was a member of West Lynn Lodge, I. 0. O. F., and Calenthe Lodge. He leaves to mourn his widow, Mrs. Cora E. Ferguson. his daughter, Mrs. Eun- ice B. Shipman, two griuidchildrenf Wallacs and Kempton Shipman. all of Lynn, Mass., and his aged moth- er, Mrs. I-Iannii B. Ferguson, of P. E. 1'.. and tvvo brothers, Al- fred of Dunstaffniige and James of
At Cornwall, P. E. I., May 3rd,
Herbert Frizzell, aged 57 years. Mr. Frizzell had not been in good health for over a year. Ho was in the P. E. I. Hospital twicc and had three operations. After the ampu- tation of his leg he regained his health and had a. pretty good win- ter until two months ago when 'hc again became ill and rapidly grew worse until- thc end came on' Wed- nesday at_noon. He was it quiet, peace loving man, of good charac- ter, an elder in the Uultcd Church of Canada at Cornwall. and was Treasurer of tlic Sunday School for the past 17 years, and was also a Sunday School teacher and will be greatly missed from his placc in the church and Sunday School. He leaves to mourn his sorrowing wid- ow and one son Gordon, at Corn- wall. Thrce brothers and two sisters also survive, Walter and Frank of Providence, R. f.. and William of Attleboro, Mass., Mrs. Hucstis of Yarmouth, N. S., nnd Mrs. Fletch- . or of Providence. Tht funeral will be held at Comwali Church Fri-
Why are fowls the most econom-
ical things to keep?-Because for
Honor roll for April.
Grade X-l Gerald lviajor Grade IX-1 Vivian Marks, 2
rge Howard, 3 Clint/on Glydon.
Grade VII (a) 1 Evelyn Johnson
MARGATE SCHOOL ‘ ‘ ' t B
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Grade VII (b) 1 Olive Woodside,
2 Enid Henderson, 3 Charles Den- nil. \
Grade V-1 Daisy Major, 2 Den-
Grade IV-1 Ewen Clark. Grade III-1 Vera Henderson, 2
Phyllis Woodside, 3 Amy Johnson _ Grade II-l Reggie Dennis, 2
ic Howard, 3 William Henderson. Grade I (bl 1 Earl Crane. 2 Eve-
YH . , Perfect Attendance: Ralph How-
school. After business part of meet- ard, Olive Woodside, charles Den- his 4 vary aiiioyablc program was riis. Marion Howard, noisy Maid.-_ carried out, which consisted of Deng
several violin selections rendered Percy Folland. Harriet Major, Eric
ll Howard, Lome Glydon.
Howard, Ellwood Tuplin, Et-eiyn
Joseph Doyle, two vocal solos by Tuplin, Earl Crane. ‘
Teacher-Ella Stavert.
MRS. BUCK RESIGNS
MISSIONARY POST
NEW YORK. May 4.-Mis. Pearl S. Buck, author of "The amd Earth" and "Sons", and since her girlhood a. Presbyterian missionary in China, today had ended is long ontroversy by terminating her con- ection with the Presbyterian Board
Recently Mrs. Buck was criticized
by some members of the Church for doctrlnal views which she expressed in a magazine article. After Rev. Dr. Cleland M. McAfee, junior secretary of the Board, had announced her re- lgnation yesterday. it became known here had also been controversy ithin the Church Council of the harshness of opinions she expressed
fellow niissionarics, and of what
as "the emphasis on sex in her nov- els." Pubiic critic oi`thc wsu known
writer. Dr. J. Greshen Machen of Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, said some weeks ago he would ask the General Assembly of the Church for the resignations of all "Modemistlc missionaries" and the dismissal of the Board members.
After announcement of her disso-
ciation with thc Board, Mrs. Buck said she still stood on anything she had previously said or published.
In The Christian Century. a relig-
ious publication, Mrs. Buck wrote last year:
“Almost every missionary who has
achieved distinction in appreciation and understanding of a culture which he was sent to Christianize. and who has expressed that appre- ciation and understanding, has been forced to leave missionary ranks."
T0 EXPLORE GOLD FIELDS
(Canadian Press)
QUEBEC, May 5-The geological
expeditions in Qucbec's mining fields will be organized during thc coming summer under the auspices of the Quebec ministry of roads rind mines. A. O. Dufrcsiio, director of the Quebec mining service, will supervise the 10 expeditions.
Areas to bc explored and tho
name and thc scientists in charge of each expedition follow: Mount Bt. Louis and district south, Dr. Islwyn W. Jones: northern St. Law- rence, Dr. F. F. Osbome: Temls- couata, Dr. I-I. S. McGerigle; Pon- tiac and district north of Ottawa River, Dr. J. A. Retty; district cast of Lake Saint John, Dr. Bertrand D. Denis; Lake Maniccuagan re- gion, Dr. Carl Faessler; Pascalis and Louvicourt townships in Abiti~ bi district, Dr. A. M. Bell; Dupar- qllet townships in Abitibi district. Dr. J. J. 0'Neill and Rouyn District. Dr. J. E. Rowley.
‘every grain they give s peek. :__
` lnnsers usisunt ue Lenten.
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Life In India
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Muiistei Urges
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MONTREAL, May 4--"HAWK"-
CAPE TUWN, April 4-(C.P.)- Cisons-' (ict us rent-iv our French
A-U Ultenfmwef °m'°1“°d 8' vivid aspect) is ilie wtiiciiivord of thi: impression of women's life when movement which' by giving back talking with 'the Knunwaranl wife to his m_O\,mC,_ ns muted French Of th9'A9'°m'“C‘ener°1 mr mdia in cncliet and cliiirin, calculated to S°\-‘th Africa' sh' Mahan! Singh' have iiiiniiciiil as \\'cil as cultural
"Women in India,” he said “are 'benefits' Hom _,_ E, Pc,-muit' Que. . .
bec minister 'oi' roads. told a meet- ‘
very much the homemakers, and although puifolic life is attacting them in gieot niimbers, the run-
ing of yciini: mon hero.
Hc outlined stops already taken
“mg °f the h°me is mu consider' | to fiirllioi' the campaign and call- °4 31° 111°” 1mP°"“"“" '°‘"°°_"" 1 ed upon all to actively support the M"mY M the "any high mm Hm' movement. Because this province is du women, for instance, do all pervaded with French Culture it their °'wn °°°kmg' °r part °f 1t']wil1 attract iouifsis, the minister
and those who don't, superihtehd it vigllantly. They are wonderful mothers.
“Vast numbers, however, .have
made ii. firm foothold for them- selves in piiblic life. The most in- teresting point is that when they take up o. career they do it whole- heartedly, qualifying and practis- ing as doctors. -dentists, nurses. barrister-s, teachers and inspectress- es of schools, while journalism and art attract quite e. few.
Up fo the present the women oi
India. have not been admitted to Parliament, but they hold seats in many of the provincial Parliaments. Their social welfare work ls, in- deed, progressirig in leaps and bounds. Infant welfare work is considered important, and there are a. host of irilPo¢t1'¢S!€S Of fact' oi-les, who constantly review the conditions under which women work.
"At the moment their activities
are concentrated on night schools, where the teaching of home indus- tries. as the basis of economy, plays the most important part. Cotton being one of the chief pro- ducts, tbe women are taught spin- ning, weaving and embroidery - all with cotton. Their work is dis- played in specially organized Cori- grus shops, where all the work is stamped as handmade-and silk is disqualified.
"With regard to sport, tennis is
the most popular among men as well as women. There are quite a number of flyihs clubs, where a few women and a host of young Indian men have proved themsel- ves able pilots. Though, on the whole, flying is still in its infancy as far as the Indian women are concerned. Most of the younger women are enthusiastlc.horsewom- en, and at school and college they play a great deal of hockey and basketball. Golf is one of the few sports whichvthey do not play,
probably because of the heat.
"There was a. tendency to wear
European dress during the first years of their emancipation, bred by the desire to be inoonspicuous (especially overseas) and to merge themselves with the community, but in spite of the fact that tra- ditions that hamper are left in the background, sarls are worn both by women with careers who titko part in public life. and by women in the home. In fact, even for such a stmnuous game as tcn- nis the sari is worn by most wom- en though it is, on such occasions,
rather shorter than usual.
"Indian music,” the Kunwarani
concluded, "is all melody and no harmony and it is all in the minor key. There are four different melo- dies, one for each period of the day-dawn, forenoon, afternoon
and evening.
"So far the woman has no status
in n\'riage, Hindu women cannot get divorceli, and all property auto- matically belcng to the humand. Ae B matter of fact, this is one of the pressing questions being dis- cussed by the All-India Wcmen‘s
Association!
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continued, and thus give a filiP YD
one of the provinces major indus- "
tries.
Roads, the minister continued.
are of major interest lierc not only becaum they link up cities and rural districts but because they her- mit the circulation of tourists. It
is well-kiiovm, lio\\':‘.\.c=: that tour- -
lsts becoirc tot-iists nec iuse of the
desire io sce :iprl cxpci'ion_ce some-
thing new. This "soiiif:tliiiii;" which in Quebec was primarily cf French origin would he rapidly destroyed if
hotel managcmcnts, for instance, 1
continued to libel their establish- ments with such over-worked names as "Continental," “Grand Central" and "Dew Drop Inn."
If builclings were rgly or the re-
verse of picturi-s'iue, good work would bc uiicloiic. Toiirisis wanted to seo French signs and hear French speech and lic urged all concerned to co-operate through the new Tourist Commission which
would shortly lic c.<L:\h1i:<hed to- i
wards iirvsciwliirr ilic pi'o\'in¢e's French t'liai'i\cici'i:stlcs.
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