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Young Couple Pledge Vows

A picturesque wedding was solemnized at the Zion Presby- terian Church vestry when Ella Margaret Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, Alberry Plains, was united in marriage with Windsor Harvey Adams, son of Mr. John Adams and the late Mrs. Adams of Lake Verde. Rev. Donald Campbell

performed the double ring cere- |

mony. The bride given in marriage by her father was charming in her white floor length bridal gown of nylon lace over taffeta, a fitted bodice featuring an orie- ntal neckline trimmed with se- quins and pearls, The full length sleeves tapered to points over her hands. Her chapel length veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a shell shaped cap of nylon and lace. studded with

‘ pearls and sequins. To complete

the ensemble she carried a bou- quet of roses with white stream- ers.

Miss _ Beatrice Farquharson, friend of the bride was brides- maid. She wore a yellow nylon over taffeta dress with picture

In Double Ring Ceremony

hat of yellow. She carried a yel- low nosegay with white stream- ers.

George Myers, cousin of the groom was groomsman.

Mrs: Walker, mother of the bride was attired in a blue suit with white accessories and cor- sage of white carnation.

Following the ceremony a re-

at the Queen Hotel, ‘Ch’Town. The bride’s table was centered with a three tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and wedding bells. Mr. Campbell proposed a fitting toast to the bride to which the groom most capably responded.

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Gelep A, MacDonald, Women’s Editor. Phone 48508

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Mrs. J. Donald MacKay, as- sisted by Mrs. Russell Hunter, and Mrs. Mark. Gaudet, as pianist, led the devotional period on Mondy evening for the Even- irig Circle WMS and Guild of the

ception for 40 guests was held |

Telegrams were read by Beat-| rice Farquharson from Miss Vio- |

let Walker sister of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Leod, Searboro, Ont. Mrs. John Duffy guest book.

After the reception the happy couple motored to the . home of the bride’s parents where many useful gifts were received.

Mr. and Mrs. Adams are re- siding in Charlottetown.

MARY HAWORTH

Wife Finds Difficulty Trusting Erring Husband

Dear Mary Haworth: Having read your column with great interest for 15 years, I am hop-

~ @g that you can-help-me.

Bob andI have been married —happily, 1 thought—for 2 years. Recently, however, it has come to light that he stepped out of line a year or so ago with someone I counted a very. close friend. Let’s call her Jane.

When I finally realized how naive I had been and asked him about it, he readily admitted the attraction but said it hadn’t am- ounted to anything. This I bel- feve; but still I can’t quite dis- miss it from mind:

» I recall several occasions when he had reason to stop by hér

house, which I thought nothing |

about at the time. Now of course I realize why.he went and he doesn't deny it.

He has been wonderfully un- derstanding about my appre- hension and more than willing to Jet me talk about it. However, I still can’t get hold of myself. This concerns me for I am sure he really loves me; but how can

Jane has no idea that 1 know of this; and for Bob's sake I Mustn’t let her know, as it would betray his confidence and hon- esty. However I find it very difficult to be nice fo her

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you for any suggestions. J.G.

Dear J.G.: The truth is, you ean't recover from your former trust in- Bob. It was a blind trust, based on the illusion that

he possessed all the plus-qualities | of character that you suppesed |

he had.

For help in getting this en-|

compassing view of life, read C.S. Lewis’ book of essays “Christian Behavior” (MacMil- lan); or Hannah Whitalt Smith's classic “‘The Christian's Secret of a Happy Life’ (Revell). M

Dear Mary Haworth: Can you tell me whether or not there | are respectable ways for a div-| orced woman to’ meet respect- | able eligible men? I find the predatory types mentioned in} your recent column. They are all too common and I’m fed up with | them; they consider lonesome | women fair game. I will great- | ly appreciate your guidance.L.F.

Dear L.F.: The divorcee, like anyone. else;-meets new friends, including occasional. eligible | men, through the friends she has | already. If she has no friends,

she has to begin by making | point

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“The Church of the Future in British Guiana” was ~presented by Mrs. MacKay. Mrs. Milton Dyment and Mrs. Ronald Whid- den were in charge of the lunch.

Mrs. A. Hubley, district com- missioner, presided over the local association of Girl Guides on Tuesday evening in the home

economics room of the Summer- side High School. New members | were welcomed. The treasurer, Mrs. Gilbert Gallant, submitted | her report, following correspon-

dence read by the secretary. |

A report of the Guiders’ Club was given by Mrs. J.A. Brophy. Mrs. R. A. Dewar, division commissioner, announced that | Latham from the United States, | will be in Summerside in April | to give a five-day special train- ing course. Plans were finalized |

| for the Girl Guide Tea to be

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held in the Royal Legion _Home on _ Saturday, March 24, with Mrs. Wilfred Burns, as convener.

Miss Marlene DesRoches, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Frank

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Peas | The many friends of Mrs. James Robertson, Kingsboro, are pleased to see her out again after being confined to her home

the past six weeks.

Mrs. Celia Rogerson has re- turned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Spurgeon Mac- |

Mrs. Clayton M. Smith of Kentville, N.S. is a patient in| Kentville Hospital.

Roy MacDonald of Albany, | employee on the M.V. Abegweit | is a patient in the Prince County | Hospital, Summerside. |

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffin, | Souris, who have recently mov- | ed into their néw home, were | honored during the weekend at two surprize parties, given them |

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murphy, East Baltic, left recently to} spend the winter months with | relatives in Montreal. |

Miss Florence MacDonald, East Point was a visitor to Red | Point during the weekend.

Miss Rowenea Garrett and | Miss Edith MacGregor, students | at Prince of Wales College in|

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Would the moon, for example, be a pictured place as was this, with the. velvety dark of- the woodlands set beautifully against the white of the fields? Would a dog's bark from some farm up

with a broken ankle for the valley ring across the Feb- | a as we ¥. . i the ’

Consumers Ass‘n »

Executive Meets |

The Prince Edward Island | Branch of the Consumers As-

| sociation of Canada held an ex- | Scampie grinned setting us down | ecutive meeting at the YMCA (at our door. ‘Just think-away

Feb. 5. | A report was given on recent |

| visits re meat inspection made | Otly @ happy sigh.

to the Mayor, the Minister of | Agriculture and Minister of | Health by the president and | other. members of

tion of meat in the ieee a | Prince Edward Island. {

Plans*were made for a gen-

eral’ meeting to be held March |

arranged for this meeting in-

cluding a -fashion display of children's clothing ran; from 6 to 12 years. This ts

made according to the Canada Standard Size regulations. In addition, a panel discussion will be held on Consumer education. An announcement was made

| Charlottetown spent a recent | % the first National Consumers

Conference h is scheduled yeaa. et Sat hemes Bae) he ee Uni ’ |” Mr. ~ Edwin ~ Robertson, | Kingston, Ont., June 18 and 19.

Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Young | and daughter Gail Ann, (Char- | lottetown spent the weekend with Mr. Young’s parents, Mr. |

and Mrs; Foster Young, Kings- | Plant, returned from a pleasant | fTwarded from

boro.

Mr. Richard Ching, Basin Head, was a recent business visitor to East Baltic.

Mrs. William Baker, Lake- ville and Mrs. Alex Cameron, | South Lake attended the funer- #l—of—their brother-in-law, Mr. | Arthur MacNeill at the United Baptist Church in Montague on | Wednesday. |

Mr. Clive Bruce returned to his home in, Elmira recently after being a patient in the Vic- toria General Hospital in Hal- ifax, N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garrett and Miss Anna Robertson Red Point were, recent visitors to Brookfield.

Miss. Heather Rose, da of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rose, | the Prince Edward Island Hos- | pital in Charlottetown recently. |

Mr. Gus Gregory, Chipstow, was and East Point recently. Mrs. Harry Bruce, Red. Point spending several months with

contacts; and contacts are madé| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dixon in usually;through joining group| Moncton, N.B, «

activities. Church, Sunday Sch- | ool, YWCA classes,

roads to companionship. Mary Haworth counsels | through her column, not

Now the fact has been forced | dolph Barak has been charged

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volunteer | taking the civil defence course work for good causes—Salvation | in Charlottetown, spent the . |Army, Red Cross, your political | weekend with his parents, Mr.

| party, etc, -- all are respectable | and “Mrs, Foster Garrett, East M.H. | Baltic.

by | attended the funeral of her

mail or personal interview. Write | uncle, the late Mr. L.J. Mac- |. Millan at St. Anthony’s Church

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ble-dealing state funds and “gross violation | of husband, neighbor and so-call- | f Socialist legality,” it was an- ed friend. Which means that, re- | nounced here.

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Mr, Ellsworth Liewellyn, man- | ager of the North Lake Fishing |

holiday with members of his family in Hamilton, Ont.

Mr. Wayne Couley of Massey- Kerguson in Charlottetown vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Young in Red Point recently,

Messrs Chester and Lorne MacNeill, Red Point, attended the funeral of Mr. Arthur Mac- Neill in Montague on Wednes- day.

Mrs. Robert Dixon and daughter Carol Ann, East Bal- tic, were recent business visitors to Charlottetown:

Mrs.. Lawrence Sutherland, Black Pond, has been confined to her home due to illness.

Miss Patsy Coolen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cool- en, is a patient in the Souris Hospital.

“Mr. Ross -young, Red Point, was a business visitor..to Char- | lottetown and Hunter River.

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Informative literature was distributed among the liaison officers to be taken~ back to their groups. This material was National office and contained great value to consumers.

late Arthur McNeill in Monta- |

gue on January 31.

Miss Norma Jean Bennett, North Lake, is a in the P.E.I. Hospital in Charlottetown, where she recently underwent } surgery.

Mr, Fred Rose, Red Point, at- tended the funerat of the late Arthur MacNeill in. Montague. recently. Se :

Mrs. B. J. Massey is convel- escing at her home in Bothwell following surgery in the Char- lottetown Hospital.

Dr. E. Kassner, Souris was a visitor to the tern District on Saturday. ~ Mrs. DOTO, ~ S cen Charlottetown where she - ed with Mrs. Clifford, son and her sister Miss Mary |

a business visitor to Red hore, aitended the funeral of the | Stewart.

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