P'Ac'e- rounrssn ,1, L A IN MEMORIAM

MARY MOKLER.

-On Thursday, October 30th, in the Provincial Sanatorium. there passed to her eternal re- ward. Mary Mokler. in her thirty- oeventh year.

Mary was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mokler of Ebbsfleet.

In her youth she attended Tig- nish Convent. and Prince of Wales College. Afterwards she taught school for a number of years. Her amiable disposition and natural kindness endeared her to all who knew her.

Left to cherish her memory are her mother and father and six brothers, Irving. Palmer Road;

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" PHONE 2338 Earl. summervllle, U. S. A.: Ger- ' aid, Arlington. U. s. A.: Howard -T""T"-" i- at. home; Raymond, Montreal and

Leonard at home. One brother, Lorne, predeceased her. ' The funeral took place on Satur-

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. . day. November 1st. from her home Upt'D'l R 0 to the immaculate Conception 0PTOME'l'll.lST Church where Solemn High Mtass Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined . Office Hours:

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was solsmnlud by Reverend Mu. uel- Richard. Reverend Patrick Wallh. the Pastor, was in tho' sanctuary.

The pallbearers brothers.

The many Mass cu-as, me. cram: and letters of sympathy testify to the high esteem and love in which Mary was held.

were her six

"Beyond the gate our loved one Finds happinem and rat,

And there in comfort. in the thought

That a loving God-knows best."

Cord Of Thanks

The family of Mary Mokler wish to thank all those who sent Masses, flowers. letters and cards of sympathy. and to express ap- preciation to the doctors. nurses and-staff of the Provincial Sani- torlum for the many acts of kind- ness shown Mary during her stay there.

Ill MEMORIAM

DIES. FRANCES MacKINNON

-Friends near and far were saddened to hear of the passing on November 14th at Charlottetown, of Mrs. Frances Macxinnon, wid- ow of the late Albert Macxlnnon of Southwest, Lot. 10.

The deceased was formerly Miss Frances Reeves of Lower Freetown. P. E. 1.. daughter of the late Charles and Mrs. Reeves. she had been in failing health for some time.

Left to mourn the passing of a loving mother are four sons, Charles in No. St. Eleanors. Mayn- ard. Truro. N. 5.. Urville, in Char- lottetown. and Leslie in summer- side. also one sister. Mlrs. Florence Jardime, city. and one brother. Wilbert Reeves. Lower Freetown.

The funeral, held Sunday Nov- ember 16, was largely attended. service held in the home and at Central Lot 16 United Church was conducted by Rev. Mr. Ross. In- terment wss in the cemetery ad- joining the church beside her late husband.

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. Alborl-on , and A Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Johnston and Mrs. Harry Altkcn. Fortune Bridge,-were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Me Ewen. Alberton. .

Friends of Mrs. Howard Clark will be sorry to know she is a pa.- tient in the Western Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Weeks. wsndall and Alden, Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Bell, Albsrton, motored to Charlottetown Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Weeks spent the wsok-and there. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Weeks. ,

Mr. George Schrader and Mr. Ernest Hardy, New Glasgow. Ne 5- were overnight guests on Wednes- day at the home of Mr and Mrs. Erskine Campbell. Alberton.

Mrs. willam Jenkins. summer- side, is visiting relatives and friends in Alberton and Monl.1'05e-

Mr. Gordon Jeffrey. Alllerton. has purchased the bulding form- erly operated by Mrs. Haber Mc- Lellan as a bakery. Plans are to move it to 9. new location and H1- large it for a house. Mrs. Michel- lan will continue bnlnnl l0!' We public at her home.

Montreal Boy Awarded Damages

MONTREAL. Nov. 2': -(CP- The psychglogical effects resulting from disfigurement of a boil YEW were recognized a SHPGHOT Court Judgment Wednesday.

The court allowed an item claim of 31.800 in the action taken by Hector Campbell Armour in be- half of his seven-year-old son. The boy carries a. scar as the re- sult of a brush with an automo-

bile. , other items in the claim court's award to

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Mr. Justice George S. chsllles recalled that the boy had told him in court that other children

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--ANYONE lN'rEll.EsTED in at- tending the Liberal Rally Dinner at the Charlottetown Hotel on Tues- day. December 2nd. 6.30sP.M. please contsct Mr. R. S. Hinton, summer- sldc. before Saturday evening if possible. - l

-ANNUAL VISITATION of Bsdeque District 1.. O. L. will be held at Caldwell Lodge, Kensington. on Monday. December lsl; at. 8 o'clock. Grand Lodge Officers will be in attendance. All visiting Breth- ren are welcome.

-NEW LONDON PHESBYTER- IAN CHURCHES. - services Sun- day. November 30th. Clifton. the Sacrament of Baptism will be ad- ministered at 11.00 A. M. South Granville 2.30 P. M. Long River 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Minis- ter.

-ST. MARY'S GUILD - The Ladies' Guild of the summersldc sc. Mary's Church held lts regu- lar meeting at the home of Mrs.

Harold Schurman on Tuesday evening. V Archdeacon Harrison "'"""'l "'1?-ll Prayers. Final plans

were made for the sale of food and the tumor which will be held in Decembe. During the social hour dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.

vs, -8. AND P. CLUB MEETS - At a dinner meeting of the Sum- merside Business and Professional Women's Club held at Milberry Lodge on Wednesday evening the following officers were appointed: Pmlldent. Miss Helenxschurman. R. N.: vice-president. Mrs. Keith Compton; recording secretary, Miss

Fraser; corresponding secretary Miss Estelle Bowness: treasurer. Miss Clara Mountain. Approxim-

ately thirty members were ln at- tendance. It was decided to hold the meetings the second Wednes- day evening of each month.

-S. -NEW LONDON PARISH. - Church of England. The Rev. R. W. Coupland, B. A.. Rector. First Sun- day in Advent-Saint Andrew's Day. November 30th, 1952. Kensington 10 A. M. Church School 11 A. M. W. A. Corporate Celebration of Holy Communion. Burlington 2,30 1:, M. Evensong. New London 7.30 P. M. Evensong. All members of Kenning. ton-Burlington: Sea View and New London Branches of the W. A. are asked to attend the Corporate Cele- bratlon-of Holy Communion in st. Mark's Church. Kensington. at 11 A. M. Sunday. November 30th.

-PRESBYTEEIAN -0. so 0 U r MEETS -- The Young Adult Group of the Summerslde Presbyterian Church held a meeting in the church parlor on Tuesday evening. "ml the Dresident. Mr. Kenneth Walker. in the chair. Two minutes of silent prayer was offered for an airman who is seriously ill in the hospital. after which The Lord's Prayer was repeated innunison. The following nominating r.or.V””'”” was appointed to bring in 3, slate of officers at the next meeting Rev. J. Donald MacKay. Mrs. Mll- ton Dyrnent and Miss Kaye John- ston. Plans were made for the sending of remembrances to mem- bers from the congregation who are patients in the Provincial Senator- ium. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Carl Manse. Miss Kays Johnston and Mrs. Eldred Simmons.

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-Messrs. Layton Schurman and Windsor Corney of the Depart- ment of Transport. Charlottetown. spent. the week end with relatives in summerside.

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-l!EDEQUE UNITED CHUIIOII CHARGE. -- Scrvlcca Sunday. Nov- ember 30th. Bedequs 11 A. M. Bor- den 3 P. M. Albany 1.30 P. M. Rev. W. Burton Orowe. B.'A. Minister.

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DPROG.-CON. WOMEN MEET -A meeting of the Fifth District of the Women's Pr0EY9IllV0-990' servstlve Association was held on Wednesday evening in the Party Headquarters, Summerside. A let- ter of appreciation from Misc 5- Bennott. Women's National Presi- dent, for the courtesy extended to her in summerside during her Maritime tour. was read. The pres- ident, Mrs. Donald Lidstone. gave a report of the Maritime Confer- ence held in Halifax. N. S- Pllnl were made for the work which will be carried out by the Woman's As- sociation at the -Progresslve-Con-

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-Mrs. Ralph Oatway, summu- side. spent the November 22nd week-end with her husband at Iffrscland.

Mrs. Clarence Ramsay. Borden, was a recent visitor at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsay.

Mr George 2 Thompson was i in Summer ” lldlimday, November Mth, on business. '

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Paugh and family. East Bldeford. visited their daughter. Erma. at Conway on Sunday, November zsrd.

Tho Conway community club held its regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Pslmer on Monday evening. No- vember 24th, with seven members present. . .

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A social hour followed when bridge and auction were in play. after which refreshments were served by the committee in charge.

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"Lone Star." now showing at the Capitol Theatre. is the epic story of the Texas of more than one-hund- red years ago, days of strife and conquest, when it appeared for a time that there was to be no state of Texas but rather an alien country which would stand be- tween the United States and Mex- ico. it is the story of how a group of brave patriots fought for and won annexation of the area to the Union. It is also 9. love story as untamed as the great outdoors In which it is played; an action story as savage as the six-shooters with which it is played: and a dramatic story as fiery as the characters by whom it is played.

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