Protestant Orphanage Conirlbufions

special:

Kenalngton district Week of Pre- er, 340.”.

south Milton. Collected by John M.

Moore.

Arthur Curtis 38.00 Mrs. C. R. Birt 35.00

32.00 Each: Gerald Hooper. Rev. A. E. Piercey. R. L. Coles, Miss Addie Moore. Wendell MecQusr- rie. F. A. Rodd.

31.00 Each: Robert Hooper. Reagh Younker, Jack Poole, Rus- sell Coles. swilllarn Curtis, Pope Hooper. Miss Annie Crabbe, Ivan Boulter. John MacDonald. Mrs. J. B. Matheson. Mrs. Norman Larter. Vernon Gillespie, Cyrus MscNeill. George MacNeill, Omer Neill, Mrs. Daniel Cummings, Gerald Coles. Jack Rodd. Lesgh Moore. Stanley Proud, John Moore.

50c Each: Fulton Willis, Nell MacNelll.

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .. 347.00 Rollo Bay West. Collected by Mrs. Clifford Townahend Donald Townshend 35.00 Peter Townshend 35.00

11.00 Each: Mrs. Arthur Wood,-

Mrs. Reg. Coffin, Mrs. Edwin Reid,

Miss Cass Anderson.

50 each: Mrs. '.Georga Paton. Mrs. Charles Campbell Total , . . . . . . ..S15.00

Stanley Collected by Mrs. Stanley Coles and Mrs. Elmer

Fyfe A. E. MacNeil 35.00 s2.00 Each: Mrs. W. 0. Myers, Mrs. H. E. MecEwen.

Q.00 Each: Geneva Macxsy, Grace Webster. Mrs. W. 1. Green. Mrs. Lorne MacEwen. Mrs. Eric Bell, Mrs. Blois MacEwen. Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Stanley Bigger, Stanley Coles. John Fyfe, K. R. MacKay, Gordon Fyfe, Carl Wool- ner, Max Ferguson. Earle Carr, Crawford MacKay. John S. Mac- Kay, Elmer Fyfe, Roy Douglas.

75c each: Mrs. Earle Henry,

Mrs. James E. Hiscott. 60c: Mrs. Melville Morrison. Total . . . . . . . . . . . .. 330.10

whim Road. Collected by Mrs.

Freeman Miller. Mrs. B o b e r t

Campbell. Mn. Webb Nicholson and Mrs. M. J. Munro

whim Road W. I. 83.00

31.00 Each: Norman MacDonald, Mrs. Norman MacDonald. Law- rence Stuart. Mrs. Kathleen Fin- layaon, J. W. Campbell. Mrs. John N. MacDonald, Mrs. Garnet Moore. Wesley Campbell. Don Macintosh.

60c Mrs. George Clerey.

50c Each: Mrs. Freeman Miller. Mrs. Russell MacBeth. Mrs. Miles MacKlnnon. Margaret MacFsr- lsne, Mrs. Webb Nicholson Mrs. Agnes Stuart. Mrs. Murdock Mec- Donald. Mrs. M. J. Munroe, Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Mrs. Robert Camp- bell. 40c- Mrs. Leslie ltuart. Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..al8.00 Glen Martin District, Collected b

Johnnie Norman.

Peter MacLeod S2-00

31.00 Each: William Macxenzie. J. N. MacPherson. Belle MacKen- zie. Neil MacPherson. Mrs. Sam.

MacPherson. Mrs. Angus Mac- Pherson. l Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 08.00

Canoe Cove District, Collected by Alberta Macllesn and Psalms Mscxensie

01.00 Each: Jim MacKenzie. Har- old Macxinnon. James Hall, Mack MacFadgen. Hector MacN'evin, George Darrsch, L. E. MacKlnnon, Mrs. Duncan MscCannel1, Colin MacFsdgen. Francis Macbougall, Annie" MacRae, Dan. MecNevin. Milton MecNevin. Roy MacPhee. Hugh MacPhee. Mark lnman, Neil Darrach. Walter MacDonald, Dan MacPhee. - 50c - John Msccsnnell.

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 319.50

Lower Montague Road, Collected Mrs. Leslie Mscnonald

Dr. Ian 83.00

81.00 Each: Mrs. Harold Kin Mrs. Fred Ferguson. Mrs. Frank Dewar. Leslie MacDonald, Mrs. Alex. Campbell. Mrs. John Mac- Kenzle. Mrs. Mont Wright. Miss Ethel MacQusrrie. George Dewar.

76c - -Mrs. Stewart MacLeod. 50c - Mrs. Bert Habefeld.

35c - Mrs. Total . . . . L . . . . . . . . .

In Memoriam

In loving memory of my darling Mother, Mrs. Cameron Bold. Mur- ray Harbour North, who passed away, January Hill. 1048.

Your cares on earth are over The Heavenly Crown is won God saw you were getting weary. He thought best to call you home.

More and more each day we miss 10!! r Along u:e' path of life we tread. sweet lslemorlg we cherish forever. 0! one we shall never forget.

ladiy Missed by her Loving Ron Howard and Daughter-in-law llnrne and Grandson

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VISIT! slsrna -- Mrs. Oecil J. Bernard of the nlgin Hotel. Ot- tawa accompanied by Mia Walsh were guests of the formers sister, Mrs. and Dr. J.'I'. Higgins of Char- lottetown over the Christmas holi- days and returned to Ottsavs by air Saturday morning, Oecll. who is a son of Hon. J. A. Bernard and late Mra Bernard has been hold- ing an important position at this hotel for several years and meet; many Islanders.

Rebekah l.0.0.F.

At the first meeting in January. 1956, the incoming officers of Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. 10, I. O. O. 1"., were installed in regular .form by the District Deputy President. Miss Mable Worth. with Miss Hil- da Harper, P.N.G. ss Deputy Mar- shn.l, and Mrs. May Adams, P.N. G. as Deputy Warden. The es- carts and Guard of Hon- our, their pastel evening gowns forming a colorful contrast to the officers' white drones. were all Past ,No(ble Grands. Miss Bertie Stewart, lM.rs. Guuie Bryant, Mrs, Lulu Nicholson, Miss Helen Fin- layeon, Miss Myrtle White. Mrs. Tillie Fl-lull, Mrs. Jean smith. Mrs. Josie I-lowatt. Mrs. Loretta White. Mrs. Agnes Dickleson. Mrs. Helen Turner and Mrs. Ruth illn- man.

The incoming officers grez- Noble Grand, Liza Hansen; Vice- Grand, ols Brown; Recording

Sec'y, Pc gy Dennis; Financial --

Sec'y, lelay Stewart; Ilressurer, Catherine Smith; Warden, Mar- guerite Goff; Conductor. Norma Iae Haslam; Colour Bearer, Sadie Shaw; Chaplain. Cllvo Hansen. Jr: Past Noble Grand, Noble Gael; Pianist, Helen G. MacEachorn: R. S. N. 0.. Myrtle White; L. B. N, 6, Sarah G-illeapie; R. S. V. 0.. Margaret Macxlnnon; I... s. V. 0.. Anne Burhoe; Inner guard. Naomi Mmer; Outer guard, Kathleen Cauty.

During the installation ceremony Mm June Foster sang very feel- ingly "Bless This House" and "Look Over Your shoulder" and when the retiring Noble Grand. Mrs, Noble Class was presented with her Past Noble Grands pin. and welcomed into the circle of Past Noble Grands, June sens "We Love You Truly".

The new officers spoke briefly, as did several of the past officers. after which luncch was served and a social hour enjoyed.

WELLAND, Ont. (CP) Robert. Henry Hamilton, 72, a leader of the Free Methodist Church in Canada, died Monday. The minister of Welland Free Methodist church was editor of the Canadian Free' Methodist Herald for 25 years. He helped organize i.he Canadian executive board of the church and the Holiness Fed- eration of Canada.

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Death Of Miss Annie MacDonald Miss Annie MacDonald

Sympathy of a wide circle of friends and relatives is being kind- ly extended to the family of the late Miss Annie MacDonald, who passed away in Boston, Mass., Dec- ember 26th, 1954,, alter a brief ill- ness.

Miss MacDonald, a sister of M. D. MacDonald. Kiilross, made her home in Boston ior a number cl years but quite frequently l'el.ul'll- ed to P. E. I. to visit her brother and sister-in-law and many other relatives and friends.

She leaves to mourn, besides her brother, M. D MacDonald, two sist- ers. Mlss Christine MacDonald. Box. ton, Mass. and Mrs. F. Mathcson, Vancouver. 3. O.

The remains accompanied by her sister, Miss MacDonald. arrived in Charlottetown, Friday evening and were transferred to the home of her brother in Kinross, when on January lat, the funeral service was conducted by Rev A. C. Fras- er Hymns sung were "I heard the Voice of Jesus Say". and "Abide With Me", Mr. Lloyd Martin, Orwell sang very leellngly. that beautiful

solo. ”sunrlse Tomorrow." Mr. James Fraser had charge or the music.

The remains were taken to Bel- fast and laid to rest in the family plot.

Until the day breaks and the shadows flee away.

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