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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph neliy oi Borden on the birth of a daughter at the Charlottetown Hospital on Thursday. June 12th.

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(By The ‘Canadian Press)

JUNE 19, l916-Russians report- ed capture of 170,000 prisoners in t-wo weeks’ fighting on the Eastern Front. British airmen raided Turk- lsh-German airdrome at El Arish, east of Suez Canal, 'I‘urki'h attack near Gumeshan in the Caucasus repulsed by Russian forces.

MORELL TFACIIERS STUDY (‘LIIB

Morell Centre- teachers Study Club met on Friday afternoon, June 6th. Twelve teachers from the surrounding districts were in ' attendance.

The president. Mr. A. A. Gil- more, called the meeting to order, while the Secretary. Mr. J. T. Val- ley. read the minutes of the last meeting.

Reports on the "Silent Reading Assignment" were given by the president and Miss Agnes Coffin,

the teachers. A Paper on “Democracy and Dic- itatorship" was read in parts by y the teachers and commented upon. after which general questions were discussed. As this was our last group meeting for the school term. members and officers are to be congratulated upon their at- tendance and for the interest ewhlch all have shown.

NORTH rayon lNST-ITUTE

The June meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Wendell Lea on Mon- day evening. June l6. The Presl- dent- opened the meeting with the. use of the Creed. The minutes of‘ the last meeting were rend and! adopted. Roll call was answered by each member giving a flower bag to be used for lining Red Cress quilts. 10 members responded. $34.10 was reported made from concert nut on by Institute for war work. It was

gouliigad Cross and $15.00 to Queen's Il .

Miss Bertha Lord and Mrs. Archie Thomson were appointed delegates to annual convention In Charlotte- town. It. was decided to invite the amateur comedy club of Charlotte- town to but. on their nlav in Trvon soon proceeds to go entirely to war w

league of Canada was read and sitmed to be sent w Ottawa. Mrs. Wendell lea invited the members to use her home next Frlduv ulter- noon to quilt n Rea Cross quilt. The School committee reported water fountain was broken. This énattier will be attended to without e ay. Offering amounted to 45 centl. Mrs. Otto Johnson invited the members to her home for the next

mee n2. Our hostess served a dalnv lunch

and the meeting closed with G01. Save the King.

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Cli-ASWELL for Photoannha. CONFEDERATION LIFE INQUI- INCE. b8’!!!

Modern and Old-time Dancing. Morell Hall many. June 20th. 5t. Avards Orchestra. IrW-O-la-zi.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN

day School 10 A. M. Morning wor- ship 11 A. M. Breadnlbane 3 P. M. Fredericton 7.30 P. M. Rev. R. E. Shaw, Minister. L-600-6-19-1l.

CENTRAL BEDEQUE BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP, Rev. D. M. Fraser, Pastor. Sunday. June 22. 1941. 10.45 A. M. Central Bedeque Community Hall-ll Cor. 4. 7.30 P. M. Central Bedeque Community Hall-“The Church's Mmistry." Everyone wel- come. L-0O3-6-19-1i.

YORK PERSONALS — Mr. Arte- mas Cook. Montague. spent yester- day with his brother, . Pope Cook at YOIlL-Nll‘. Clifford White. Pleasant Grove arrived at 5t. Hu- bert‘s airport. Montreal. terday and ls working there with la form- er neighbor. Hubert Morrison of Pleasant Grove.

INJURED IN CAB, ACCIDENT- Arthur Arsenault, of Wellington, PEI, who was brought to City Hospital early Sunday morning suffering from possible rib frac- tures received when the car he was driving left the highway east of Petltcodiac, ls reported to be resting comfortably. -- Moncton Times.

W. M. S. MEETS-The W.M.S 0f Darnley and. Sea View met at tne nonie of Mrs. James Hicney on ‘Inursuay evening lor their Julie meeting. President Mrs. Wallace McNutt, presided. and the devotional part, was opened uy singing ILymn "Day is uymg 1n The West." Scrip- ture Reading in unison by the members. ‘rue Topic ior this meet- ing was Courage and the roll call WaS answered with an appropriate Bible verse. Sentence prayers on tne Topic was taken part by all and hynui "Fignt the Good right’ was sung after which the minutes were Ptud and several letters of correspondence. An encouraging letter was read from the Presby- terial Secretary of Christian Ste- w.irdsh.p containing many helpful thoughts. Treasure gave tie finan- cial report 0f the Play. The Study Book was in charge of Jean Mc- Iiay, and the treading of tins was most interesting. Mrs. C. J. Crow- dis then led in player and the singitg of hymn "Simply Trusting Every Day" followed by the Mlzpah benediction, brought the meeting to a. close, after which a. beautiful lunch was served by the hostess and a pleasant social hour followed.

W. M. S. — The May meeting‘ ofthe Bo-nshaw United W. MS. was held at the home o! the ‘Prea- surer lvlrs. Hector MacNevin on the evening of May 12th, ThePresident Mrs Neil Ferguson pended the regular monthly program was car- ried out. A donat on of $2.00 frr n M15. Clara MacKenzie was grea y appreciated. At the close of the meeting lunch was terveo by the hostess assisted by Mrs. 5WD)!" MacLeod and the Presldﬂll- June meeting was held at the home of the Rec. Secretory M-is. James Boyce on the evening of June 9m and opened with a devotional per- iod under the leadership of the President Mrs. Neil Ferguson This was followed by the readinx 0f the mjmiteg or the previous meeting by ‘he Rec. Secretary. A readinB cnt tied "In the tiardm" yes i; VH1 by the Vice-President. Mrs. Nell Sal- mond and a duet, "There's not I. friend like the 1011113’ JFUS" was pleasingly rendered by Mrs. James Boyce and Mrs. Geddle Maicheod. At the close of the meellntt 1111611 was served by the hostess 8585164 by Mrs. Geddie IYIaQLeSd. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Stephen lVlacLeod on the even- Ina of July 14th.

Hunter River And Vicinity

Mr. Alan wedlock was the guest

OIk. r A resolution rewarding the health'of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ever-

ett Wedlock on Sunday.

Miss Christine MacLeod has re- turned to her home In Hopedale after attending Prince of Wales College.

—Presbyterlan church met at the home of Mrs. Vernon Campbell

roll was answered with a bible verse containing the word "Shield." It was decided to remember a sick member in some tangible way. Pap- ers were read by Mrs. Frank Beg- nall and Mrs. Vernon Campbell on "Do You Believe in Missions?" A paper on "Prayer" by Miss Marlon Gillls. Next meeting to be at. the home of Mrs. Chesley Wood. Lunch was served by the hostess and a

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WEEK-IND WITH RELATIVES -Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacQunrrlc. son Billie and-daughter. Irenm- . Harry MlcGi-egor and Mr. m-nle Brown o! Woatville, N.B., spent 11st week-end with relatives and Irlends In MontaguePEI. -

INVITE B. A. l-i-Mrs. H. L I-Iodgson of n i, n Haven. Mal- peque, has graciously extended her

residence to four RAJ‘. alnnen spending their vacation on the Island. L.A.C. Sears and LAO

Hancock leave next Saturday for Hod son Haven to spend their holl ays.

BENEFITS BY CHANGE-Mr. James MacLean, of Charlottetown, PILL. who was recently very ill, spent. a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. MacLean, Albert Sh, and was much benefited by the change. Mrs. Mutch, his mo- ther-ln-law, accompanied him and she was guest of Mr. and Mrs. MacLeam-New Glasgow News.

OCCUPIES PULPIT-Last Sun- day. Rev. Herbert Buntain occup- ied the pulpit of 5t. Andrew's Church in Mr. coins’ absence. Mr. Buntaln recently resigned his charse at ‘ryne Valley, P. n. I. New GI35KQW 1a his home town and St. Andrews his church and it was natural that many went to hem- hlm. He preached most acceptably. —New G asgow News.

TORCH CEREMONY-Th -' ado Tuesday evening was higﬁli- command of Group Captain E, A_ Blake. officer commanding air training school here. The mm- mands during the ceremony at the Exhibition grounds were given by W! Cortunander D. G. Keddie, RA . The Veteran Guard to whom the Torch was pueed by the escort was under command of Lt. J. J. McDonald. The combined guard to which the Torch was handed next ‘W35 under command 01' Llwt- Marr. R.C.N.V.R. With him were Lleut. James Hashim g1 the C.O.T.C. and Flying 0m“;- A_

The Women-h Missionary societyl

James of the RAF. This guard ‘Inﬁll? handed the Torch back to the escort which has taken lt from the shores of the Pacific. Crew members of the bomber plane “FY1113 the Torch were: First 0110i. Squadron Ileeder D. E, Q31]. oway. Toronto: second pilot, Pilot Officer C. M. Black, Saint John‘ wireless operator, cpl. K. N. Broivnl l. Halifax; air engineer mechanic, pl. G. J. Newton, Vancouver,

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vehicle was in collision with a motor car. ‘Ilte accident was near Charlottetown. They were proceed- ing towards their homo in Milton after visiting the city, when the car which was driven by a com- mercial traveller from Nova Scotia.“ crashed Into the rear of the wagon. It happened at nine o'clock Stand- ard Time.

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