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CHRISTIAN CHURCIISCIIOOL- 0- W- L- MEETING-On 0551M ROOM-Oyster stew or chicken sandwich and tea, Thursday 4 to,

gue 0t’ Little Pond subdivision held 10 p.111. L-60-11-4-2i i

their meeting. Correspondence was

Short- ion and

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, — Services Sunday, November 8th.‘. ‘ Mount Stewart 11 A. M. Coimmmion; pfesidenl’ M“- juex’ A‘ MCDM" Service. ltiaishiicld 2.30 P. M‘. Com- | ad’ n’ was mined by Mrs’ Chas‘ munion Service. Highflcld 7.30 P. M. J- M°D°md “"1 Sewmled by M155

L_135_11_0_n_ Annie Steele that. a. donation be sent; to the Regina Fund and cha- pel in the West, in memory oi’ the late Margaret Jones. After some discussion it was decided to pur- chase the necessary linen forni- iur. Meeting (rloscd with prayer.

lot’ convention were rend by the

UNITED BAPTIST SERVICES ‘ for Sunday, November 8th, 1936.‘ Pastor, Rev. B.G. Mzuizcr. 11.00 A.M. at Long Creek. 3.00 P.2d. at Clyde River. 7.30 RM. at Kingston. L-IOS-ll-(i-li.

WEEKLY CARD PARTY —'I'he xeckly card party and dance took gilace at. Green Road School, Fri- .i.'i_v 30th. Thcrc- was a large num- >'~r present, and n most cnjdvnble evening was spent by all. After zmrtielpiznig in curd-playizic, uesng contest sponsored by Rev. C. Pilrc- proved to be very interest- ing 3.5 well as SilCCJSnilll. An im- iortant feature at the evening was stcp-rluncing by scvcml res- idents of thc district, and the

Rl-TIJOVI-JIIING - Many friends will be pleased to hear that Miss Mary C. Gallant. of North Rustleo has returned to her home from the L":i:1i'lritteioi.\'1i liospiizil and is able to be up around auuun after UIldCTg-llllﬁ ll serious operation about two months ago.

REMINDER TO IIIIYIEIVPISICIIS. L-Advertisevs are rcminrlrw’. copy for new advertisements, or correr-ti n:- must reach the Guardian Office bv 11 A. M. the day previous to mser- I lion. Recently LIICIK‘ has been n ien- i dcncy to dc _v copy vifc-rcing us l.» carry atlvcrtiscmeuts over to ad- vertisers‘ inconvcniezicc mid disap- pointment. Please maize a notc- "Aris must be in Guard; n Oiiﬂcr- by 11 A MA" L-ttwl l

lunch was served by the ladies of the district alter which’ dzinchzr: unis indulged in. All then departed looking forward to the ifnrl :1 .1 iuncnt which takes place Friday, Nov. (iih. I-‘ihuv... n1‘. the prize iviniivrswlsrirlitxs- M.hi. CllSllCkj Gents —- Charlie

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llrﬂiLOioi N PARTY — Tilt“ Borden Girl Guides lizld their nn- nual Halloween 1 on the ev-i ening of OCIDIIOI‘ 31st. Thr- hull was‘ nicely decorated for the .ibn

in (irange and black with the usual accompaniment of witches, black} cats, rmdd JllCk-0—lIilll(‘l'llS. The} cnpiuin, lvliss Jennie Aiuclionaltl.

opcncd the party by reading ti‘

Gnughcy; Guessing Cotitcst- Ev_ ereit Condon.

Mr. Edmund (iillis of Tignisli. P. 1., has been spsncling a few I.i_v.s wit-h his shit-r, iVIrs. P. W. Connors, Black's Harbor, N. B.

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Charlottetown lor Silmmersldc 8.15 AJII. 1.00 RM. 7.00 P.M. Bnmmerside for (‘Imrlottrinwn 10.34) AJII. 5.00 I’.M. 8.45 PM. IATURDAY NIUIII‘ EXTRA. LIL-IVES

Chnrlottetown fnr “Iummcrslrle 10.30 l'.lli.

In Charlottetown lhis loaves from Ilrddin Brim, Drug Store, phone 86

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' tests were cnjvycnl by all. Lunch Grade X-l» 3Tl"'l»'m'¢l' ~FilllllPYi “.35 thgn gpfYCil by the pan-Q} 2. Eleanor Smith nnd Adele Mc- Ilcadcrs, nitcr which singing mid IVOI‘; 3. JDSCPhiIII‘ GFPPYIHH.

ghost stories was the order oi Grade IX—1- Rsrlnond Smith:

The tiuidcs, all of \\'llt'l1i were in ‘ mlgo,l‘-da,,ghfc,. of Du and M“ masqncrnrlr‘ cosiun" were seutctl stwhvnson’ _ Mo,,_c.~on T.1_an$m_i1].~‘ in horse-shoe formznioii. Aiuch ‘ mcrriiiieiit was Cl1ll$i'(l by rundingi, the Childm‘ fortunes The usual! Hnlloxvcfcn games such as ducking‘; for apples, music-til chairs, and con- .

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‘ 2. Almn Monnghzin; 3. Illl. liicivor. Grade VIII-l. Preston KclLv; 2. RoseleenMcCnrvillc; 3. Ivan Farm- cr. ‘ Grade VI—1. Tcrcsn. Mclvcr; J-‘rnnccss Brennan; 3. Hilda Sulli- van. Grade V—-1. Katherine Farmer; 2. Mary Corr; 3. J. D. McCnrville. Grade IV—l. Elnine Robert; 2. Patricia Johnston. Grade III-l. Edna Gallant; 2. Carl Smith: 3. Irene Grccnnn.

procorlurc. Prize ior ihc best (:05- tume was won by Patricia Rodg- ers who rcprescntctl n Swiss peas- ant girl. The party was brought to o. close by singing Tops.

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Grade II Sr.~1. Genevieve a . , Grccmm; 2. Leo Carr; 3. Marjory Use Meniltolnium Mbmm '0 hen, open "w Grade II Jr.-—l. Frances Farm- noqrils and m-rmig er; 2. Mary Gallant; 3. Louis freer breathing. Shrccnan.

Grade I-l. Louis Monnhnn; 2. Terese Farmer; 3. Desmond Sulli- van. '

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LOTTIITQWN GUARDIAN

ember] Ada Adzuns and futility of Darnley, Rally' motored to Sunimerside on Friday

ANYTHING BUT LOVE — Be; and family, accompanied by Mrs. sure to read the opening chapter: Aubrey Hiltz, spent Sunday in Ken-

ilth the Catholic Women's Iss3 Q11 Film‘? nlllmm? m!‘ 9MP“

read by the secretory; two reportsi

1 ed in a. lovely gown of sand crepe a .

111x505 Costcllos, Tryonc. A dainty’,

, William Brown. At :1 lutc- hour all

‘ Adams, Sea View.

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Airs. Herbert. L. Donald, Sea View;

returned last week from a four ‘ “pt-ks visit in Boston, Mass.

M.r. Preston Pickering and Mrs. and were the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Ilowarli Waite.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murphy

sington the guests of Misses Jessie and Lillian Murphy.

1 Mr. Roy Dussan. Sea. View, ieit

where he is attending a meeting o1 l the Mink Association. ' Mr. and M38. Theodore Bayer, Charlottetown, motored to Sea View Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Donald.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Campbell, Burlington, was the scene oi u happy gathering on Monday evening, October 19th, when a large number of friends and relatives as- sembled to tcuder their daughter Hilda, who is one of the season's brides, a miscellaneous shower. Mic dYlHYlllg-POOIII was prettily decor- ,atetl with ﬂowers and yellow and ltvwhit: streamers. The wedding - march was played by Miss Bertha

Millmun and the bride-to-be dress-

was escorted to the seat of honour by Miss Kathleen Proﬁtt. The num- erous gifts were presented by Misses Louise CilllllilJCll midEnid MacLeod and opcncd by Misses Molly Keough anti Ilene Campbell while the ac- companying verses were read by Ruby Cousins and arranged in order by Evelyn Johnson. Miss Campbell graciously thanked hcr friends after ivhich all liﬁlililly joined in singing "For shes a jo.ly good fellow." ltcfreshmcnis were sewed by the radios and u delightful evening was ..pent in music, Song and social. mtcrcoursc. '.l'hc musicians for the‘ evening were: Miss Molly Keough and Messrs. Ferdie Killbriue and

dispersant to their homes wislnng bliss Campbell many years of happy wedded bliss".

bliss Hilda Adams, Summcrsjd-c, spun. the week end at the home oi her parents Mr. and Mrs. James

The Anglican Women's Auxiliary was held at the home oi Mrs. J. Weeks Murphy on Wednesday aftrrnoon, October 21st, with an at- tendance of ﬁftccn members. Alter the devotional period a vcry intcr- esting "talk" was given. by Rev. Mr. I-‘reanie on Africa. \v.th map illus- trations and a reading on the hos- pital of Aklavik. Meeting closed ivith the hymn "Blesl. be the tie that binds." Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.

On Friday evening an enjoyable 1Iztllowe‘en social in Sea View Hall under the auspices of the Women's Institute and a very satisfactory slim realized. A large numberat- tended and Mr. Alt Stewart cap- ably presided as chairman. The following program was much en-

i rovers | e EXAMINATION

Fitting and Supplying Glnssel Etc.

N. J. MABON

OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE, P. E. I. Ofllce Connected With

Drugstore.

joyed: Musical selections by Mrs- Lome Campbell and Mr- Roll-Rd Pickering; Reading by Miss Iouise Johnson; Bolo by Mr. James E. Murphy; Dialogue by Miss Mar- garet Blakney and Mrs. James E. Murphy; a drill by seven witches and an amateur band. Two contests were put on and the winners are Miss Gladys Adams, Messrs. Edwin Murphy and Roy Hlltz. The door prize was won by Mr. Wilson Adams delicious refreshments were served to all present-N.

MOUNT MELLICK W. I.

‘The October meeting ot the Mount Melilck Women's Institute met at the home o! Mrs. W. J. Mulch on Thursday eveninv. Oet- Bth, with twelve members and three visitors in attendance.

The meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode followed by creed in unison.

The roll cell was responded to by each member giving a recipe. The minutes or the previous meet- ing wen read and approved.

The dlﬂerent committees gave their reports tor the month, after which some time was spent in making arrangements tor a cake sale which was t0 be held in Charlottetown on the following Saturday.

A very interesting and instruct- ive paper oh "Restoring color to furniture" was given by Mrs. Jack MacRae.

The collection tor the evening amounted to $1.05.

The November meeting will be held at the home oi’ Mrs. JEMM- Eachern. At this meeting Nation- al Peace Day will be observed by having a special speaker on “Peace?

Lunch was sewed by the host- ass and the. meeting closed with the National Anthem.

2. Edna Conway.

Grade IV- (a) 1. Raymond Coh- way.

Grade IV—(b) —1. Toole; 2. Frances Conway.

Stephen

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