JUNE 7.'1950 F4": WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE . 3 summer street. summerelde. Phone loll News. subscriptions. Advertising Representative. J. ELMER MUIWIII and GEUIOIZ GLOW House Phones: 8083 Ind 8082. The Guardian may he bought in any at nu following Iioree ill Sumlnernldet Boolsllore, Summer street: Gouriies Drugstore. ti central stun. N"-pgund. Water street: Marti Gaudet. I1 urenvllia sheet; Doucetwe Grocer). Second Street: Inland Molar rrualpon, Water Street; AlbIn'I Grocery. tzo Iluaoeil Street. IL. L. Waite In Iieuelngton Guardian will be delivered to In: home In siummereide by Carrie: ac per day nr lilo per week Phone loll for this Iervlce or give riler to the boy responsible for delivery on your rouia.

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..ui;Nl-JRAL lNsUIsANt.'E. Ralph G. Mutlarl Summerstde.

-S'l'li.AYEDi - White heifer call from premises. Notify Lloyd ra- Sharpe. Kensington. P. E. I. or ..n.!iNL'i-1 - Albezlon. Friday. phone 43-5. Collect.

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-HEAll J. WATSON MacNaiighl. KID Mp, gponk over CJRW sum- "mm... 'fl1ui'stIzl)'. June 8th. ill it ill

Lsi-;.i HEW Juno ilth at 3.30. K'.n".mg-,,.,. Prcr-hytcrian Players pmwn R4-iuly-Mnde l-amily span- mreri by St. St:-plirlfs W- A-

-"HEBE COMES CHARLIE" three act comedy St. MI.rk'a Par- ish Hall. Lot 7 Friday night. June 9. Curtain 8:30. Specialties. dar-cc after. Canteen service.

-PIE SOCIAL and dance It CI- sino Dance Hall (Formerly West- ern star) Wednesday, June 7th. aid of Manitoba Relief Fund. Modern .old time dancing. Ladies with pics free. Admission so cents,

...Wi2 HAVE two one row. nevi. W”, l)u'-1'0 pizinit-rs still available: 11159 on ii.iiid iivn Aspiiiwull plant- "5 "ind iivo )'E'ilTS. rccunditioneni. .. '-rm-tori sh.'iiH": one Eurrrkl t"m'm.l us.-.1 i.n.(- )v:irs.. Call I ',. ..r pimnc Jiiuics A MacN--ill

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-THE ANNUAL Sunday School convention sponsored by the Mari. time Religious Education Council for III: Summerside-Kensinglon District will he held at Margaie Uniied Church. June 8th. Sessions at .'l p.m. rind 8 p.m, Mr. Whitny-y hnlrymplc is M.R.l-2.C. representa- tive. Stile of lunches by Marzwte Women's Missionary Society, Spec- ial music evening service.

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.:.- P. J. Borrlamn We-iii -.-i'r1'i:.Vus vvr-znnnvu - Mrs. H..-.- illJIl'IiIliZ4' in take ninfc i"iG. i.. Ramsay of Malpcque flew

Junr 28th.

ito Montreal last week. motoring from there to Kingston, ont,, to be present at the wedding of her daughter. Miss Eleanor Ramsay. R N., in Mr. Stephen Russell Amery iin Trinity United church. syden- iiam Street. Kingston. Mr. G. L. . H Ramsa . brother of the bride ave lilntlcrn iuini:aI0i)' ii" (',""'."iher my marriage Miss Hgelen Sircci. Siiiiiiiit-rszdti. bill. 3"i.l:mrs was bridesmaid and Mr 19.12. All niodt-rn convent:-Ir ii-lrank Leggett best man. A re- in w:'-'.".'. '.;"W., img1;::””::.r:;...i?”'t..:ir..:.”2.”i':”:..:f i"'0i”""' 9”” " c 9".” 3” parents of the groom. at which rooms and b1IITl- D0-slmble '9' over 50 guests were present. The sidcntial location. following day the bride and groom Apply XII the office of D. 0. accompanied Mrs. Ramsay to Dor- Sit-ivart.

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-A very pretty wcddlng was aoiemnized on May 10. In St. Marks R. C. Church. Lot 7. when the Rev. rr. Trainor united in the holy bonds of matrmony, Eva. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pezer Rogers of Lot 7. to John Eusebe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arse- nauli. of Howlan.

The bride was very charming in I light navy gabardine suit with grey accessories and was It- tended by Miss Lauretta -ArIe- nIult. sister of the groom. who was gowned in a wine suit with blue accessories.

The groom was capably attend- ed by Dannie Rogers, brother of the bride.

The groom's gift to his bride was a white prayer book and the bride's gift to the groom was a shaving outfit and pen light. To the brides- maid. a compact with gold initial: to the groomsman. a bill fold.

After Mass the bridal party and others gathered at the home of the bride. where a goose and chick- en dinner. with ali the fixings. and every kind of sweets imagin- able was served,

Rev Father Tralnor sat at the head of the tube In the evening the bridal party and about seventy invited guests gathered at the home of the :room where a de- licious supper was served them

For the caizce in the evening, the bride wore a gown of light blue with black velvet trimmings. while the rridesmaid wore a gown of darker H e taffetn. The bride and groom received many brau!i- ful gifts, including quite a lot of money, a beautiful bedroom suite. from the bride's parens and a

bureau from the parents of the groom. Previoi:s to their rrarrlzige on

May 3 they were tendered a mis- cellaneous shower at the home of the bride and when the guest: had all arrived the gifts were brought to the seated bride and grrom and opened by Beatrice Arsenault with the accompauyirig verses read by Mrs. Henry Gallant and presented and arranged on a table by anoth- er slster, Miss Laurette Ar.enault

For the present the happy coup- le will reside in Lot 7 amid the

best wishes of their many friends '

and relatives.

Alberion and Vicinity Mrs. Amos Adams of 0'l..eary

recently spent a brief holiday with friends in Alberion.

Miss Audrey ilurpiiy s:ent the werlt-end in Bloomfield. guest of her grandfather Mr. Arsenault.

The indisposltion of Mrs.. Hugh J. Cahill at her home in A'berton is much regretted by her numerous friends.

.VlIss Margaret Hardy spent the holiday in Summcrside guest of her sister and brother-in-lnw. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh.

Mr. Lemuel Arseiiault and Mr. Archie Fraser of the S. S. Sorrell spent the week-end at their re- spective homes at Alberton south.

and Mrs.

Mr. Roderick Mac- - Nevin accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Ronald Macxinnon all cf

Alberton recently spent an en- joyable holiday in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Ernest Lerter who for the past two weeks has been under- going treatment in the Western Hospital returned home on satur- dey much improved in health.

Her numerous friends are pleased to see Mrs. J. A. Calla- ghsn about again. after her in- dlsposition of about a week in the Western Hospital the result of I severe cold.

Mr. Carl Jeffrey who is employ- ed with the Bayside Construction Co. Sumrnerslde spent the week- end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffrey It Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacNevin and two sons Everett and Ray- mond of Milo were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Macnevin on Sunday.

mu Helen Moolbe limit the week-and with her sister Min Audrey Mccabe. also with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. R1: at O'Leary P. E. I.

The much anticipated dance with music by Don Messer

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Come in and see the colorful ideas in the new drug nhlrln. uni emn.-g mo; ",0" .hi.-(., llPlIl liurninnlzing socks and of r-mine lianklea.

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Orchestra was capacity house in the Parish Hall on last Thursday night when young and old. tripped the light fantastic until the wee small hours.

Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hogan in the recent, sudden death of their beloved infant daughter. Mary mu. are six weeks. The funeral was held at four-thirty Friday afternoon. May 23th. Internment. Sacred Heart Ceme- tery. Aibefton. Besides her father and mother, Mary Lou is survived by two brothers Leonard Ind

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Mrs. H. J. Larkln. Alberton war i-ioatus to. I number of intimate friends It I anlll but delightful bridge party at her home Monday Ifternoon. Mrs. James Myrlck was the lucky win- ner of the pretty prize. Dainty refreshments were served.

A motor party comprised of Mr. Ind Mrs. James Wilkie. Mr

and Mrs. Arthur wilkie and i daughter Min Belle Wilkie i motored to Charlottetown on

I-Tiday, where they attended the graduation of Miss Ferne wilkie at Prince of wales College. ivtiasl Wilkie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Wilkie won I medal tori accuracy in typing. also a prize! for speed. and another prize for: having Ittllned third place in the '. Cornmerci.l Class. She has ac-i cepted I position in the office oil the Prince Edward Island i Potaioe Growers Association ; Charlottetown. Her wide circle, of friends offer felicltatlons with. best wishes for utmost success in; her chosen work. i

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Mrs. Allan Harvie. Alberton helped her little daughter. Mari-i lyn Anne. celebrate her seventh blrthdIy It I lolly party, when the folio ng young friends were her gue.ts. Brenda and Carol, Perry. Martina Murphy. Meryl

McNeili. Stephanie Larter. Trudy, and Allan HIrvie, Phyllis Mat-

thews Pecgy Mlllman, Terry Bernard. Billie Morrell, Brian Ahearn, inn Orllton. Norma

Wood, Milton, Bonita and Alice Faye Barrett. Ronnie Rose, and' Wayne McKlnnon. Leonard Ho-i gun, Norma and Keith MacNevin,i Judy McMahon and Jeannie Perry. Games and sing-songs iverey enjoyed after which all set downi to I rlelir-tour supper with iii candle-lighted birthday cake thei

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Assisting Marilyn Arinels motlieriiIW.V'ersL;er;oved their! With! din - . . , jcnurt. n on. in is curt Iy 1; "mini: Ml” M” John” 5nd of the heat wave. was not the

"' ” " rI”D””3”II' MIWIYH hottest place in Britain. however. Anne was the recipient of many'Th.-it dubious honor went to pretty gtmy Isouthport. Lancaahlre. which re-

ported 92 degrees.

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