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iliosipaon - Barlow. wedding

--A pretty wedding of interest was lemnized in Wellington Uni- tad Church on Wednesday after- noon. Sc tember l. at three o'- clock w on D aisy Elizabeth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barlow. was united in marriage to Maynard Henry Thompson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thompson of Grand River. P. E. I. The doti- ble-ring ceremony was arformed by Rev. A. J. Macbonal . assisted by Mr. J. T. Waldron.

The church was beautifully dec- orated with baskets of gladloll in pastel shades and fern with nose- gays of sweet peas on each win- dow. The guest pews were marked with tiny white ribbon bows with long streamers and pansies. Mrs. Charles Allen. sister of the bride. presided at the organ. Mr. Lowell Barlow. brother of the bride sang. "The Lord's Prayer” immediately after the bridal party entered the church and the Wedding Hymn "0 Perfect Love." during the signing of the register.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attired in a nylon tulle over satin. The gown floor-length model with l a y e r s of nylon tulle over satin. The gown was fa s h i on e cl with a ifiited bodice. with lace in s e r t s ;complcte with m a i c h in g long- isleeved jacket of Chantilly lace studded with pearls and irridescent

sequins and peter pan collar. Her finger-tip veil of bridal illusion fell from a matching pearl studded tiara. She carried a cascade bou- quet oi white gladioll and mums. The bride was attended by Miss Joyce Edwards as maid of honor and wore a floor-length yellow ny- lon bouffant skirt and taffeta lac-

Lot 14 ll. Olluroll Marks Anniversary

-on Sunday. September 10, 1904. the Lot 14 united church, which in september 1020 opened its doors for the public worship of God. ob-

served its twenty-fifth anniversary

To the services came not only mem- bers of the local church but also former members residing elsewhere in the Province and Clturchgoerl

of other denominations nearby.

At the morning service conduct- ed by the Pastor, Rev. A. J. Mao- Donald. a. warm welcome was ex- tended to the guest speaker for the day, Rev. E. R. Woodside of list-

hurst. N. 5

who, seventeen years

ago. concluded a successful pastor-

ate on the Lot it

and Lot to

charge. The congregation listened with rapt attention to the inspir- ing Gospel message brought by this

gifted preacher. A letter from Rev

W. E. Aitken of Dartmouth. N. 8.. during whose ministry this church was built and dedicated. conveyed warm greetings and a challenge to the people to emulate the seal and devotion of those who labour-

ed to build this place of worship

and who through the years, have passed on to higher service. The choir. augmented by members of Bideford Choir, led in the service

of praise and Messrs. Turner. Mac-

William and MacDougall of O'Lesry.

with Mrs. J. M. Macwillism as ac-

companist, rendered two Gospel

songs.

Before. the hour for evening ser-

vice had arrived the

church was filled nnrl to his hearers. Mr. Wood- side, during the course of his ser-

mon. made a strong plea for unity among the different communlons of the Holy Catholic Church. so that

the coming of Christ's kingdom on

earth may be hastened. At this ser-

ket with matching halo and mitts. She carried a bouquet of pink gladioli.

Miss Blanche Day was brides- maid and wore a floor-length mauve nylon bouffant skirt and lace jacket with matching halo and mitts, she carried a bouquet of yellow gladioli.

The groom was supported by his brother, Mr. Raymond Thompson while Lowell Barlow and Roger MacArthur of Arlington, P. E. I. acted as ushers,

The bride's mother queen's blue gown with velour hat and accessories. Her corsage was of pink roses. The groom's mother chose a wine gown trimmed with lace and black velvet hat and accessories. Her cm-sage was yellnw roses. The groom's grandmother wore a light blue gown with black accessories and a Corsage of pink roses.

A reception for 50 guests was held at the Birch Hill Tourist Home, Summerside. which wasy beautifully decorated with mixed- flowcrs. The bride's table was centred with a three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom under an arch of orange blossoms and lily-of-the-valley flanked with white iapcrs in silvery candelabra and low bowls of mix-; ed flowers. Rev. A. J. MacDonald) asked the blessing. The toast to

the bride proposed by Mr. J. T.

Wsldron was fittingly responded to

by the groom. Mrs. Harold Hark-

ness. sister of the bride. was in

charge of the guest book.

Amid showers of confetti and

good wishes the couple left on a

honeymoon to places of interest in

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

For -travelling the bride changed

to a blue fallle dress with winter

white shortle and while acces-

sories, her corsage was of pink

roses.

Previous to her marriage the

bride was entertained at several

showers in Summerside and Wel-

lington at which she received many

beautiful and useful gifts. The

bride is on the staff of Stedmans.

Summerside. while the groom is

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cloud urine. irritating passages. beg Pains. ( to Kldn

chose a black

vice Mr. Valley. guest soloist, rompanist Mrs. Percy

song.

Tignisli Shore

eAmong the recent visitors all he rngy unduuke,

the Shore were Mr. Edmond Doyle and Rev. Denis Gallant.

Freddie Arsenault and Audrey Arscnuult were in Charlottetown on September 25. visiting with their brother, Hector.

M”. John Leela... W” med M Here are some of his remarkable Toronto on geptember 15? by the achievements: Magna Cum Laud.

sudden illness of his son, Gerald. Mr. Lecl-air is staying with her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. James Arsenault were recent visitors at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Alphonse Gaudct.

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an employee of Dominion Dis- tributors.

Out-of-Province guests at the wedding included: Mrs. Jennie

Harding of Boston. Mass. Mrs. H.

E. Langille. Westville. N. 5., andlprices.

Mr. and Mrs. Lcvack, Ont.

HUNTING DOGS Pointers are descended from Spanish dogs imported to Englsnil in the lllth century.

mission.

accounts.

0. R. Phillips of Tyne and the so-. Birch. as-; slsted t.he choir in the ministry of stowed upon Winston Churchill it

Hiram Thompson,

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PRINCE OOIIIITY HOSPITAL

The Board of Trustees being concerned at the cost of collecting outstanding hospital accounts have decid- ed that as from October 1st. 1954, accounts will be made up and presented weekly.

All patients whose accounts are not guaranteed are strongly recommended to make a deposit on ad-

The Board would like to take this opportunity of urging all ex-patients who have money due to the hospital to make a special effort now to settle their

As always, the hospital is dependent on voluntary

i'l3aa”.'? i.oifoITixs1lesrii'.,l;1yImt7YBTlX.glint: donations and these, however small, will be gratefully oamflata satisfaction or lnonay back. Don”: - d

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Did you know that fun pergong ever see a total eclipse Mcaual it takes three aatronomiell bodlil to produce this effect. - the earth the moon and the sun. Wttila tho

earth is constantly- swinging .. round the sun. the moon is con. stanilg swtngigng around the earth thoug in a plane which differs from the plane in which the earth rounds the sun.

When the moon paual directly between the cum and the sun it casts a shadow toward the earth. If the moon happen! to be close enough to the earth at.the time (its distance varies from 18.- 000 to 460.000 miles) tho shadow will actually touch the earth. and anyone standing within the shadow will see the moon's body cover the face of the sun. That is what we call an eclipse. '

It paid Mrs. Catharine Bessee to go fishing. she caught two small bass in the stomach of a large one and a small 1adies' wrist watch at a stream near Bethel. Maine.

era in the garden of the gulf our fishermen don't have such good luck but of course they do report plenty of tall tales of the Big fel- lows that got away.

Would you say that a female who delivered milk was a milk- man or a mllkwoman? Well ac- cording to a judge in Hollis. Maine. there is only one name for it so he fined Mrs. Frances and Miss Lilliam Southwick who have been tossing around the heavy cans and crates for the past seven years. :5 fines for illegal parking.

Did you know that the person receiving the Order of the Garter has the jeweled gadget actually buckled on his knee by the reign- ing klng or queen? '

O O

C When the recent order was be-

was none other than Queen Eliza-

beth herself who buckled the jewel-

ed garter around his knee. l She then admonished him to fight .valianily and win any "just war" i Honors have been pouring on Ricard Kinny of East Sparta. Ohio. Why? Because you can't keep a good man down. The good man in this case, a deaf and blind stu- dent and he's probably the most remarkable person in the U. S.

Page in into duannaa flluaaday. set. 28. 1954 oat. Recently in graduated at

the head of his class at Mount

Unions College. Incidentally It was

from this southern lnstitutio that Helen Keller graduated some years

were transcribed from print to braille. He uses a lighted friend and guide who spells every lecture and every examinatlo text into the palm of his hand by rnaana gt the one-handed man al alpha- et.

o. -year-old Kennay's test books

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Special mee Legion will be Tuesday. Sept. 28 at attend-this important meeting.

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E. RICHARD, Secretary.

Mon.-Tues. 7:15-9:15. Another big double feature for the price of one. Wild Bill Elliott

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