Missionary Is Scheduled. To Speak Here Wednesday __

-MISSIONARIES from Brazil, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Cass and their four children, Peter John, 5, Earl Lew, 4, Nathan-

. Lew Cass, missionary te Bra- ail, will bring the address at the seventh annual fall convocation -ofMaritime —Christian_—College here in Charlottetown. Mr. Cass arrived in the city Monday with his wife and family after five years of missionary work in the -eéntral part. of that great South American republic. Mrs. Cass is the former Vida Stewart, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Stew- art of Upper Queen Street, Char- lottetown. They have four chil-

Ss Sen, ‘three of them bors in Bra-

a ha convocation of the local Christian College will take place op Wednesday night of this week at 8 p.m. in the building of the “Central Christian Church —en- Kent Street. The choir of the col-_ lege,under_the direction of Mrs_ Helen MacRae, ARCM, will be singing special numbers in song. Prizes won by the students last-

jel Scott, 3 and Melissa,.one (The oldest was: born in this province, the others in Brazil.

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Classes at the College eae :

last week with a number of new students present. The opening

president of the college, deliver- ing the sermon, and G.B. Wat- terson presiding. The first of the weekly. fellowship luncheons fol«

ors from Lansilig, ‘ Mich., Winston-Salem, North Carolina, were present.

taught by Mr. Cass.

tia, New Brunswick and Toron- to, and a student-instructor from Tennessee, Dean Tate. Leslie Jones,- few minister of the

year will also be resented.

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Hospital, Summerside. Emmanuel Gallant had’ to en- ter the Community Hosspital for en appendix operation. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John

im the Piusville hall, purpose of iwhich was to distribute prizes bo. the grade eight students who

a-@uceessfully possed their exam- Inatinons. First prime went te Carmel Corcoran, Piusville; sec- end, Joseph Corcoran; third ‘te Helen Dalton, Burton. The epeaker for the evening was William Costain. Several women also spoke and congratulated the prize winnérs. © The prizes were donated by the five insti- tutes: Duvar, Bloomfield Cor- ner; ; Burton and Pius- ville. Entertainment was fur- nished by Erma and Gloria Gal- lant with singing and guitar musie. Refreshments were serv- -- by eome of the ladies laa

Robert Bieren returned Edmonton, Alberta recently to spend a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bieren, Kilmuir before resuming his stu- dies in Aero Nautical engineer- ing at Mt. Allison” University, Sackville. :

‘William Clarke, Antigonish, N.S. was a recent visitor to Com- mercial Cross and Georgetown, @ guest of his niece, Mrs. Spur- geon Walker and Mr. Walker. vv Mrvand Mrs. James Deane returned last week to Woburn, Mass, after spending the past three weeks at their summer home at Whim Road

Michael Howard Wight, gary. visiting ‘with friends and rela- tives in Sturgeon and vicinity.

Mrs. Gordon Nicholson, Com- mercial Cross and her mother, Mrs. Alexander Duncan, River-

glade, N.B., returned home last

week from a Tagnth’s visit to

Cal- | formerly -of Sturgeon, . is“

_lalso conducting a ¢lass.

Mh spent some time in Van-

jcouver_and in. Oregon and were} guests of Mrs. Duncan's sister | in E Nesdian, California. They al- j

so visited Mrs. Nicholson's dau- ghter, Elva.

Mrs, Albert MacDonald, Sr.,

-|Pinette, spent a week at Whim Road recently, visiting relatives. |

She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Deane.

Mr. and Mrs, William ‘Stin-.

Cross, guests of their cousins,

The Stinettes.left Florida on June 14 on a trip

and of Canada. Enroute the

parks and from coast to coast, Mr.

will be. guests of Mr. and Mrs.

James. Stewart.

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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kane ton and son Louis attended the Knowlton-Darrach. wedding rec- ently, in Hopewell Cape, N. B. They were accompanied by Mrs. Archie Hawkes, also of Hope- well Cape, N. B.

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