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C HURL H UF ENGLAND 9T, PETERS CATHEDRAL Anslioan

Boohtoro elonsrl

________._.._..__......._ Rpv. Canon E. M. Malone pi..\,, l..’l‘li.. Incumbent. organist and Choir Director liliss rsuranns Brenton. Lie. Music

susnKv-Esiivicz 5.00 Holy Communion ' 10.00 Mntlns

"pi (hi-rsl Eucharist and Sermon 11o suiidny $611001 wry Evening and Sermon

Week Day Servlcrs lri All Souls‘ Chapel

"Hi, (nmniunlun. _ sir. Monday and Pride!- 1.45 ‘fueiiday, 'l‘hursday. Saturday. _ Wedncsdly-

Eutnoiig 7.30 Friday.

Ail seats are free and unspprop- rum-ii. Visitors are welcomed and the. incumbent ls (lad to see them liter the service.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

'51‘. PAUL'S CHURCH

Rev. J. T. lbbott. R.D., Rector Rtllhitlll F. Mugford. A.R.C.O.. tirgniyist and Choir Master.

second Sunday After Elaiibr 55in n. m. Holy Communion. ll.fili n. m. Mnming Prayer ninl Sermon. Prrziehel‘. The Very Rev. iir. ii‘. r1. l-‘uller. Dcsn oi Saskatoon. tnihrm: "Ave Verum“ -Mosari. 1.3a l’_ Al. Sunday School and llililn Flam. 7,00 p. m. Eveninz Prayer and si-rmtn. Preacher. The Very Rev. l)r. iv. ii. Fuller, Dean of Saskatoon.

Anthem: “Like As A Hart”- No y cl lo. iioiiors will receive a cordial

welcome at St_ Paul's Church.

PRESBYIERIAN fill) KIRK 0F ST. JAMES

Minister Th; Rev. T. B. Bunch Centers

0r uriist » Miss E. Lilian McKenzie ' Mus, Bac. ll .1. m. MORNING WORSHIP. Sermon: “Affirmations ct‘ the

Christian Faith" ll. “We Believe in Irsus Christ. th; Lord’: Anthem: "Christ llath a Garden liailcd Around" (Eric Thlmam) 2.30 p. m. CHURCH SCHOOL i i1. m. EVENING WORSHIP Scrmon: “He That Is Not With Mo. ls Against Me" Anthem: “Come unto Me, All ye llini Laliour“ iWilIiam Spcrcz) The Minister will conduct ths service unrl deliver the Sermons. ZION PRESBYTERIAN , CHURCH i

Prince and Grafton Street l nsv. (i. CARLYLE wtcissrsn i

Minister ' Mrs. Arthur llopcr. (Jholr Director

11.0w a.m. Theme: Christian Per- srirrance." . lLHIlllS l2, 717, 554.

Anthem: "0 Saviour oi the World.“ Goes.

‘$.30 p. in. The Sabbath School and Bible Cloned

Evening Worship

H0 p. in. ‘Theme: ‘What God Ex- pects oi Us,"

Hymns 663, 4'14. 532.

Anthem: "0 Taste and Sea." Goss

"ieek iii-st the Kingdom oi God. smi all these things shall be added lmtu you,"

You are cordially wcrshlri with us.

Qi-i._-_-___ NEW FILM CENSOR

LnNDON - (OPI - Sir Bid- ricv \\'. llurris has become chief Briivn iiim ccnsor. succeedlnl the late Lord Tyrrcll.

Gospel iHall fiper Prince Street‘

lord's Diiy

10.00 a. m. Swidoy Scliocl

ll u. m. Breaking ot Bread

7-3“ i1. m. Gmlptl Meeting

"0 li- oi. Wednesday night: rrayer llltl Ministry. .

WI n. m. i-"i-iss, night Children's Wetting.

‘Christ Jesus came into t‘ie world b m. sinners. r rm 1:15"

y ALL WELCOME SALVATION ARMY m!" and Mrs. l-‘it-tor Mlill

"-99 s_ in. Holiness Mselay.

7" ll- m. Bundsy School. Inter- ,’ "u"! lessons for boys and girls. Pt iI-m. Evanrellstle Meeting.

a lleeknight Meeting each Thurs-

l!‘ Rt I p, m,

Th“ Sunday Meetings will he iéftndiioted by Major I-nil Mris_ Tp" Pretty. of Fredericton. ma. d 0:0 will be special music and h“! "l- All are cordially lnfltd

attend the above meeting at

ini ltetl it:

UNll w LHURLH oi CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Reverend '1‘. n p] . u.

5- Rcy llcndail.glf.’llt?A.i\l. A c0 Q Orwilu ma can. Direct-tar

iooo s. m. J FT . oi Church o 5m“ m“? 11.00 s. in. rrimiir q 5,31,", Department l-n n”...§|';'§,||_ "l: 11-00 s. m. PUBLIC WOBSHIPI} .

mngufl“ b? the Minister. §~$Zé'.“-"?-.~°.li{.§l‘i?.“ “m” ‘ souc/iriorr? l" AM’- Sopraiio Solo: ‘Come [Into lllm"' -—llaindel ~» 5'1"!‘ 5010M. Miss Rhoda Pendle-l 311M211. ‘roost Allison Conservatory Anthem: “Ye That. Love The n?» ,5. C£lerid|¢.']';y|o|-_ i . p. m. ou P I ‘ i Ch". “I "PCs Bblel mo p. m. PUBLIC wonsiiir con-i ducted by the Minister nlysfvieot: "A MODERN necess-

Bvnrano Solo: "A Prayer" --}lill¢-; Miss Rhoda Pemdletoit.

Anthem: “Ye Iloiy An;tl."_. Thlrnun "last every thing that hath

breath praise the Lord." = YOU ARE INVITED TO worn; SHIP IN TRINITY CHURCH ’ BAPI ISI THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Minister ltev. l. Judson levy. B.D.

Morning Worship ll a. m. Sermon: “What Christ Expects From His Followers" i Anthem: “The Shepherd Psalm" (Protheroe) The Church School l2 noon Evening Worship 1 P. M. l Sermon "New. Unto Iiim Who Is Able to Keep You" The Male Choir will lead in the‘ evening music Duet, "Ccms Holy Spirit" ,

Mr. R. D. Qulgley, Mr. Barry Budzen. Organist a Director nt‘ Clinic.

Miss Hole Stewart. A.T.C..vl. i

You are cordially welcomed tol worship with '1‘llE issrrisrl

_ ‘CHURCH. I

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ‘CHURCH |

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Kent Street MARVEL D. DUNHAR. B. ‘LII.- Mlnister. , MRS. M. C. STEWART. Organist.’ and Cliolr Director

10.00 a. m. Church School anti Family Hour.

11.00 a. rn. Morning Worship and Communion ‘

Sermon: "DID IT JUST HAPPEN"

(Doctorfme o! Cosmogony)

Boloz-(Selectedl-By Mn. MeKe-nna

7.00 p. m. Evening Worship. Sermon: ‘The ETERNAL

ESCAPE" . Anthem: "The Lord ls My Shep- crd" .

Gospel Team

Central Christian urges its mem- bers and cordially LIIViMs its friends to Worship on the Lord's Day

The British aiiil , Foreign Bible l Society

iN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

REQUESTS

During tibc past years the Society has received con- ...‘ ‘ under the wills oi departed friends of the Society who. durlnl "W" iiiethne. had made rrovh- ion tor the r-rtherance oi the work of the Bible So- ciety, either in the Domin- ion oi Canada and New- foundland or the various Mission Fields. In many ln- stances these friends were generous supporters oi the Society durlnr their llie~ "They now rest from their labors ‘and their worlds do follow than."

Many who cannot give lsrro some to the world- wide work of the Bible 5o- ciety duriii¢_ their lifetime. may. through a bequest. 6X- tend their influence many years. Be sure and mark your bequest for the I'.E.I. Afigillary or Branch. Ana- lllasy Office. It! Prince Stu

_ Charlottetown.

1e Citadel this week-end.

29' Elm

WlLL SPEAK 3 PM

United Pentecostal llhurch y

Evangelist ii. lluiiioy of ll. l.

ii Man Who ilas on Delivered From Tiic illlliii DALI-El IIIIK

REV. DUDLEY IS A PLAIN-POWERFUL- HOLY GHOST FILLED PREACHER

ursus saws-mus MEALS) m. J. c. KLEINSTIUIEI, mo. s» clicrpe.

Aisnue

.-AL$O 7:30 P.M.

751i wlllmn ls reserved tor news sf loeai interest. but advertising oi I "WI! asters may be inserted at iive oents a word strictly psy- sbli- In advance,

As Best I

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UORONTU. APPil lil __ ICP) _ Wmlfrtd Bombrick. Montreal liar. IPl-fl. has Won the Govcmcr-Gcner. '51" UWYl-"y Award for the im. HOWARD Mcmms. Fm“ ggijgn tlhemelof 1946 with iicr first Footwear at I75 Queen Street. mm ‘Arg:"‘"g°""“' "Vi"? Wil- l‘ W001i. president of

sfiwgcéiunsriow LIFE m- srlenomlgfillgdguthors’ Association. I ..___ l Last year the s 1rd BEAUTIFUL Chesierflcids. Cus- Huflh Mlvl-ennsri. Miliiilffbii irOm made -— outstanding Him. Montrealcr, whim; “Two solitude!” wmbs Music Store. WM adiuclgcu the oiilstandln . J 8 ex- RESERVE Kira ' anlzfiilsdefifirckcllllilialdlljli mum By. evening, ‘ i i (1- - . gzuiy 10tlh. for Knights of Columbus Ont. won the gleam/be cereatom Centre Carnival. award f0: his autobiographical uh CHERR" VA ‘ V ‘ Search 0i Mysgify . cnuiw". _ Seal-lg} ASHNLQIQ1E£ ioghveagwiizrd to: academic non-fict- nco A. M. st. Andrew's. Oiiwcli at i, uppoirligie/rinprotg-sohra’qinmgajrzmgz. T00- Vtrnon River service cancel~ Queen's Universi Ki ' I m, R ,l _ , ._ - 1y. nizston, Ont. €\ A s.vven. Minister. lfor his Canadian history entitled

000K’! for known-ppm cumin-s TAXI. Phone szs

"Colony to Nation" OPEN TODAY. - . ' Lead Liuniicil. will beMglgfiriei king?!’ himbert‘ylncll o’ T°r°m° “apmred and welcome your m“ in n,“ de_ award ivith his volume po-t c 1.. M ‘ Lirlnilibdn q 00m & McLeod I" humm" ""1131 L- Symoiis of ' Toronto won the I/cacock Medal . tiered the Ste h I5 “i; CHURCH NOTICE for r or ° < . l’ "I ‘i Milton and Rustic“ ‘or gfiayJrembiflili Committee. Orillil. QC» Apr“ ZOUL S‘. Johns‘ Mum". oi hs Gilt-say Melcdy." Moiniiig Pi'i\_\'f‘l‘ 1100 A. M. Si. P/llVflCF. Rllslico, i-Iv MP-Illg Prayer‘ 5W0 l‘. M. licv. Sidney J. Davies, Rector. I

Successful llarpivl

Ottawa-born Winifred BIiiIbbflCkl yllflS l1-Pd'B successful career as,

CAVENDISH UNITED ciiuiicirfrfimm and ma?‘ “m” Nmhi __Pubn: \vomhip_ Sunday Apr“ American tours since licr musicaL

946 Novelist

Lowe: spent most of his teaching

NIB?!” B5 professor of history at} United College. Winnipeg. ‘ An accomplished pianist and‘

painter. Robert Finch is associate professor cl French ct Un-lvcrslty o.’ Toronto. 1

Harry L. Syiiioii.~-. an insurance company cxcuiive, previously pub- lished "Friendship." a bcok of essays about summer heme life on a farm

Governor-General medals will be, presented winii-cis at the annual‘ dinner of the Chadian Authors‘ Association iii Vancouver. July il. The Leacock Medal for Humor will be bcstowed at s ceremony arrang- ed by the town of orillis.

Contest Judges l Following were ilic judges [or the‘ awards: 1 Fiction — Joseph Lister Rutledge, of Toronto, general manager ofl Liberty magazine; Charles Jenn-l lngs of Tcrcizio. OBC executive. and Ira Dilworih of Vancouver. British Columbia CBC superintendent. Poetry - Prqf. E. K. Brown of the University of Chicago. Earle Blrney of Vancouver. ediior of Canadian Pccirv mnsuilnc and Leo Cox of Montreal. acivcrifsing ixcc- uiive. crown, iinii-ficilcn licdcriek s. Kennedy of lliOllirttll, editor-iii. chief of the Family Herald and Weekly Star; DI‘. Marguerite R-Obctis of tlig English deparimen-i.

' ry-;oo@>oo<@oe@ co@e1r@6

Winners of the Governor-Generals Literary Awards for the best works uf fiction. poetry, cre-

ative non-fiction. ucadcniic iiun-fic

cd by the Canadian Authors’ Association.

sion, Oni., tscudemic non-fiction! Winniircd Bambrick, Montreal, onto. (hunter).

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Masters iii The Parachute Mail

By Peter Benedict l.)

"You {new A Place?"

Peggy leaned forward upon It elbows on the table. She answer. erl_ tlcli-bcruicly: "What rio you iliiilli? Ever iricri in gov, ; or thing

odd I had on me is more iliflihl know; and evm for those I had some awful moments. No. after there six are from‘. I'm iiilisliPd unit-w I i-nn contact mni- so.- rf

ifictionl;

lion and humor published by Canadian" wriicrs in i946, sl announc- Fvcm left to rig-iii: A. R. M. Lon ‘i'. Winnipwg and Kinc- rcreatlvt- nun-fiction);

: Frederick Philip Grove, Si-mcoc. Ont, l-iarrv L. Symons. Tor-

Robcrt Finch. Toronto. (poetry);

' SOURIS

HAVE BEEN OPERATING NOW FOR SOME TIME ALL OUR WORK l5 GUARANTEED AND

We Style Your iiairf to Suit Yciir

individual Personality WRITE, PHONE, OR CALL IN AND MAKE YOUR

l Bible?

20th. 11.00 A. M. Cavendish. 3.0!) P. M. New’ Giargow. liev. E. Cof- fin, B. A., hfliibtvi‘.

DON'T MISS Variety Concert, Zion Church l-lnli, ‘Fuesilay. Apr.) 2211i. B o'clock. Auspiccs Christian Endeavor. Tickets ~10 cents, on sale at Old Spain and Hughes Drug Co.

CONCERT PARTY ARRIVING.—- A Mount Allison Concert party ae~

Icolriipanicd by Dean n. w. McKiel

will arrive in the City today. ‘fir: artists CUIYIDIiSiIIZ the party aie: Misc Rhoda Ptizizllcton, Soprano;

(Miss Doreen Hall, Violinist; Miss

Eleanor Hickman, Pianist and Mira Elizabeth Anderson, Accompanisi, Tihese artists are being entertained by former Allisoiiians while im the City and i-hcy will render a perfmm-

fiCblli. as a young girl. Btrfure the,’ University of ’l‘crcnto. rnri Richard $990M! Wflrlrl Wfl‘ she spent iwoiCroiit-h of London, Ont, vhicf lib-

_ supply iicrc in Loiirliwii D n‘; lvlis cl the Alhambra theatre, Lon-l YJTiP-Tl of the London public librcry. ~0

mo there must he 011C. D.

_ PROMPT REPLIES TO ALL LETTERS

g0". Elillland and later toured thei Avademic pron-fiction — Dr. it? But how to get a; when oniliicnt with a show which she} Sydney Smiili. president of the I'm still practically a siranpr-i- dfiflrlbes in her ilrizc-wiuriiing novel/University cf Toronto; D2‘. A. W. hot-c, is a hI-t of‘ a iaroiilcm‘

Frederick Philip Grove, author“ 0f 12 D001“ of which nine are novels‘ wus born in Russia '76 years ago ‘of Swedish and Scottish parents. Coming to Cnndaa as a youth, he spent most of his life in Manitoba. first. ns u form laibcrer and later as a school principal. New iii ill health, he lives cn his ,i'ai'm near Simone, Ont.

Native of Barrie. Ont, A. R. M.i

Truernan. president c! the Univers- ity of Manitoba. and Dr. N. A. M. MacKenzie. pflsideni of the Univer- sity of British Columbia.

Judges of humor — Franklin DIVey McDowell cf Toronto. novelist and Canadian Notional Railways public relations representative: Pref. John D. Robins of Viciort; College. Un- iversity cl 'i‘ai'cnio. and Kathleen Strange of Winnipeg, author.

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&7~7\7\7\’\'X J’?

since in llfnriz Mrmorial llnll. y) lylciiday‘ evening. I if ) - v. i i And LMG i; THE BIBLE: Twice lbicsstd l5 l g ihe receiver of a gift, if he cii-n "' Z share it with others. “The Word" g) “y lggqkmgn 5 says ihe psalirnist “is a lump uiiio _. d: my fret and a light Ulllu my pnth." ‘mm Can you i‘ii.iik of anything more‘ < .. _ rclzvant tohhe nscds of the world. The Mum“ Ra "Ml darkened by violence, ftar mid The ncelcsm, Railromy. is the

haired, as \\'c so into the unknown future ihuifilic mcssagcs cf the The Bible Sncicty asks for your interest. your prayers and iilfts. Give your support for its werl: tlircugii the P. E. I. Auxiliary cr Branch Auxiliary office. 142 Prince street. Ciliarlcttcicvxii. ' LEAVE FOR OTTAWA (FONVEN- TION -, Mr. John B. Miflfk- Prefi- ideni Prince Edward Island Fish- eries Federation, and Mr. George W. Mcbrcd, Secretary. accompanied by the following dclcgziits, Lorne L. Ncomn. of Defilois

[7-39 V- "1- wfllnudl! - Cflrrlna" Brothers Limited, iid Mr. James L.

Burden of Fisher Brothers Limited. left by ear for Ottawa loday to attend the second annual meeting of the Fisheries Council oi Canada

' to be held in Oitanm April 2i. 22.

and 23. Ml‘. W. H. Tidmarsh the other mcn-iibcr of the delcgalon left earlier in the week for the Capitol. where important matters in connect- ion with the fishing industry of Canada. will be dealt with during this Convention.

THE KIRK. or sr. JAMES.- Ai. Morning Worship in the Kirk

tomorrow the second in s series of,

gertnmis m “Affirmations oi the Christian Faith" will be delivered, entitled "We Believe in Jesus

Christ. the Lord"; at Evening Wor- ‘ship tlie Sermon will be based on the words oi our Lord "He that is not with Me ls against Me"; the

Minister, the Rev'd. T. l-I. Busselll Sinners, M. A., S. T. M., will preach guhkmed Christians going on i0 hospital‘ “so mm

the sermons and conduct the Ser-

vlccs. Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, laugh“ n and um mgmccrs pug; ins l"

Mus. Biic.. will direct the music for the day wihlcii will include. at. Mom- ing Worship, Eric Tiiimazrfs An- tihem "Christ Ilath a Garden ivail- ed Around". and st Evening Wor- ship, William Spcmces Anthem “Ccime Unto Me, All Yc illlli. Lab- our and are Heavy Laden." The Church School meets at 2.30 in the aftemoon.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH; -— The Morning servlcc c-f WorsihiP W“ be conducted by the minister, the Rev. I. Judson Levy. B. D., with sermon "What Christ Expects From His Followers." The morning anthem will be “The Shepherd Psalm” (Prollieroci. immediately following Morning Worship the Church Scihoci will mt-tt for biibie study. Evening Worship will be lioiiducted by the Minister WhNC fl/nal sermon of his pastorate in Charlottetown will be delivered on this occasion. "Now, Unto Him Who is Able to Keep You." The Male Choir will

' lead in the music for ime service, ,.nyrhing_

Messrs. R. D. Qlllaley and Berry

Bugden will sing the duet "Come

Holy spirit." The music oi the day will be under the direction of the organist and director of the choir. Mire Helen Stewart. A. T. C. M. You are very cordially ‘ -‘ to attend and participate in the wor- ship ol tihs day. ::DDS'I‘. — March Iltb. Golden Cooker Spaniel. w. years. Belong- lng to Dr. l. W. ltlaoltenzle. $11 Richmond Street. name "I-sddle" Licence on collar. Reward.

1 I filo crcv cs0 iiso-znio

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title of an trticle in Ha-wihorncb. "Mssses ,iI'(lll 2n cfd M31133." The idea. is ilizii with a grew many rc- lipioii is looked upon as a sort o! secular business, andi the old idea of conve-sion ls woefully out of date.

He had a dream i0 the effect that. he gci nbcard a train to go io the “celestial city" from BiJ-"ryuifs city of dcshuziioii. His i-cmiunioii r-icl i-‘rioriiir-it was one "Mr. fimooili-ii- tiway.‘ l-Ic found that there was no "wicket gate." but a house \v-:s built there and the keeper nus nc-rie other than "Evangelist" of the Pilgrim's Progress. Tlzo "Slough cf Despond" hart a bridge and the place -w-:s almost filicd up with sermons. scraps of orleninl religions. and German philosophy. They formed a bicck of concrete and there was a baggagc ea: lo lake care of the biirileits, so lhai no one was to be troubled about their sins. Sir Oliver Lodge said long ago that we no longer were worried about them. i

The engineer of the train was ithe former Apoliyon. the aniugoiiisi. oi Chrisiim- in Bunyrcfs story. The passengsrs were oil well dressed- the inference being that. now the poor had no connection with re- liglcn as ii. was interpreted by the modern church. Thc "Interpreters house". once so interesting, Bunyan} picture c.l the church was not. on their stopping list. It was P555" by. Two pedestrians are PMSQd-Old

,the Celestial City. but they H"? ‘smoke in their faces. ' i In the Bible Lot's wife was burr-ed into o. pillar o! salt, but new little is. to be seen for travellers have taken it away bil by bite-o 51y Wily of hinting what modern world

thinks of miracles. r I Vanity ruli- i; round-Bunyan‘:- Ipleturs of the world. The old feuds between the natives and Christians are all dead and sill get along hur- moniously. In fact. many 30 f") farther iii-an vanity Fair. for 11ft he" h“ little or no restraint. Some iDlly lots and build. so much do they lik¢ the place. All this is s picture o! the way ilic avezngc Christian gets along with the world. Sonic were met iiicrc who had gonc 11"?" a digit-dice but had turned back and “id [ii this ualk about. ii better place was but moonshine.

He noticed that certain IhlHGS Cquld not, b, bought there alihousli there was certain script Clllf-‘d conscience that would buy Blm05! But not even that could buy youth back Bdlln-

The mouth of hell, whence issued strange voices. was tier-Nd H! l joke: it was. he said. ills! the mouth oi s. volivno. Here asllfl l5 seen the atiliude of many m?" l"

i; Literature g c"

what we cal-i sin and its wiisequen-

‘ Despair had his casiic ‘l imprisoned snjourners to the Ctlesli-‘i vily there ‘is a house of entertainment. It is kcpi by one

called Flimsy Faith. but our traveller thinks it a very slmkev structure.

Al ‘length they come io iiie river over which Bunyan raid there was no bridge, tiiui is. all must die be~ Ioie LliEv rc=c~ii the city higher than the clcizds. But a f:rry bosi 115d been provided Our fraveilei‘ got in he iiicvght that “Mix Smooth-il- Awny" woirqd have icliowed, but l1:- only laughed and liiade fm 'l‘lie drcamcr tried i0 le-‘p cut on l0 iiie shore. but flzc (Clfi water of the river splashed over iiim and he i"v\'v(.".€(‘.~—illt\i‘.}1illl that ii was but a Cream,

Wliiic Hziivihcrn is I00 severe at time. thcre is rcizugh iiuih in the sketch to make the Gliristran Church piiilii‘. acrcl remember that sin is sliii ' ‘ tliai cause and effect c; Plato -_ iri lung agg are “rivcrteil together", and nIl raced to remember iiiai llicrc is a Cod. ‘niid religion can-not be interpreted in terms of our modem mechanical speech. ,

wasr COVEHEAD women's i INSTITUTE

‘the Women's Instiiuic of, West Covehcad held their rogu- Iar meeting on Tuesday. April‘ 1st. at the liome of Mrs. Erith Hughes. The newly appointed president, Mrs. Grove MacMillan. presided. '