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Anyone ACCIDENT-Two cars lllded at the intersection of Con- w 1 and Spﬂng Streets in Sum- "n side last evenins- N0 m" w“ may“; and only minor damage- Bused to the" vehicles. The acci- Seni occurred about 5 lY-"b Wm“ ‘he crowd was leaving the ball

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..rnAlI. RANGERS RESUME- The first meeting of the season of the Trinity Trail Banserﬂ. Sum- min-side, was held in Epworth Hall on Tuesday gvening, with Mr. l... Bczeiiu in chﬂrllv- The hnuwmg “ﬁlters were appointed: Chief Rang“, Bobby lluestis; Sub Cl1lef nangQl‘, Jack Simpson; T1111)’. l-‘rank Lockhurt; Cache, Bob Bow- ncss. The thcme for tl1e ‘ evening’ ivas the first of the codc "A Trail Ranger Loves God."~-S. . . .

dlNJUllED AT BORDEN —Mr. llansArp, electrician on'the' “car” ferry'Abegweit, was injured last night at Borden when he -was “ruck by n light dclivery truck. l-le suffered a severe cut on the head beside injuries to his hip and ankle. Mr. Arp \vas returning to ihe village of Borden from Borden Inn where he had supper when he was struck. about 5.15. llc was tak- an to Borden Cabins and Dr. Tid- marsh of Bcdeque called and his

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stood the injured man will be tak- en to Summerside today for an X- ray. '

_DB.INKS CLEANING FLUID -A prisoner in the Prince County Jail—he is from the mainland-is in the Prince County Hospital ser- iously ill as a result of having con- sumed approximately three ounces of cleaning fluid on Tuesday night. He was cleaning the jail offices when he took the fluid off a desk. Authorities said the bottle was marked poison. The same man es- caped from jail about six weeks ago while serving a ten-day sen- tence for being drunk. Recaptured s half-hour later he was sentenced to two months i11 jail for escaping custody-S.

—NAB.BOW ESCAPE Roy Mountain of Darnley, narrowly el- esped injury on Saturday while assisting at the grain harvesting on the farm of William J. Profltt, Long River. Roy was on the wag- on pitching sheaves to the thresh- ing mill when suddenly for some unknown reason, the team in the wagon. leaped sideways upsetting the remaining half of the load, wagon and man. Wit-h a dexterity born of danger Roy managed to land n. the table. Otherwise, he might‘ have been thrown directly into the mouth of the mill, with unavoidably disastrous results. — Bur.

—YOUNG PEOPLE MEET—The- l

Y. P. S. of thfSumn-ierslde Church of Christ met on Tuesday evening In the- east mom of the church with the president. Garth Linklet- fer ln_ the chair and conducting. the devotional period. Preparations were made for the next meeting, which; will be Service Night. The‘ mlnistqr then tool: charge? of the meeting and being Religiods Night he took for his theme their motto "You Can Depend On Us", stress- |ﬂ8 dependence upon each in- dividual and as a group putting the motto into operation to make the future look bright. He pointed out that the responsibility of the future. rests upon the young peo- ple.‘ The meeting closed with the repeating of the lilizpah benedic- llon.-,‘-S.

“FRIENDS MET ~ Mrs ma. tie Wickett, Kenslngton, had as her very welcome guest. recently,‘ her friend. Dalmpre, of England.‘ The two first. met. as young girls, “Denali/Ira. D-almpre. then Miss Gertrude Heartz of woburn, Mass, visited Margate. P. E. I. where she met. Miss Hattie ‘hiplin. Af- ter the former returned home. "WY began to correspond. and have continued writing to each other through iltc years. ‘liss Hess-t: married a Church of ang- land minister. Rev. l... D. D. Daim- pre. now retired and lives in Eng- land. ‘Phls Summer, Mrs. Dalmpre came to this continent on a. visit to her sisters in Woburn, Mass, Ind she and a sister. Miss Ange-

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_.HABVB8T SERVICE -- The Harvest rnuikssivins service on gunday evening sl. St. Stephen's Church. Burlington, was attended by p, 15119 wagregstion. A‘ display of beautiful flowers, snd a gener- ous offering of fruits and vege- tables, coupled with decorations symbolic of the harvest had been artistically arranged. by faithful hands, with pleasing eﬂfect. Ap- propriate hymns were suns. with Mrs. Lorne Campbell st the or- gan. The rector, Rev. S. J. Da- vies took for his text, the words, I am the Bread of Life. St. John 6. and part of verse 35. He laid. in effect, that we who live in Prince Edward Island should be lq-‘Ileiai- iy thankful for our many bless- inks. it's similarity to the "promised land." Taking a word, beglnnin! with each letter of the word "bread." he elaborated on each, and concluded‘bv summing up reasons for thiiksgiving, as B for daily bread. R for the Re- deemer, who saved us, 1!: for our share in the evangelism offered by the church, A for the Anglican faith. e part of the worldwide church, and D for the day in

. which we live, even though there

are people, who consider it an unfortunate era in which to be a- live. —Bur.

Personals l-Mr. Jack Kelly of Summerside

has returned from a two weeks trip to Boston-So

—_Mr. William Matheson has re- turned from Montreal to his home at Rand's COTIlPl'.—S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caseley.

new home at Margate. —Bur. -Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muttart of Seven Mile Bay were visitors

to Summerside on Saturday.’ -K

—Mrs. Peter MacDonld recently left for Boston, the reason being the death of her brother. —K

--Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johnstone, Long River, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stavert, North Bedeque, spent the week end in Tatamagouche, N. S.—S.

--Rev. E. J. Barrass left Sum- rnerslde Wednesday morning for Wolfvllle, N. 5.. where he will at- tend a board meeting-S.

——Rev. James Wilson, who at- tended the district Knutsford, visited friends in _Sun1- mersidc before returning to his home in Halifax, N. S.~S. '_‘—Mrs. Ernest MacEwan. Stan- ley Bridge. was a recent overnight guest of Mr. anr Mrs. James Mac- Kenzle; Kensington. -Bur.

-.-Mr..md Mrs. James Kllgore. have returned to their home in Hartford. Conn. after spending s. week with Mrs. Kilgore's sister, Mrs. hes Crane, Margate.

—--Mr. and Mrs. James H. An- drews, Hunter River, were visitors to Nmbcro and Clinton. on Sun- day and attended the official op- ening of "Hilton's Airport." —Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Jack McRae and son of french River (Yankee Hill Farm) and Mr. Lamont visit- ed Kensington and Summerside on Saturday. -K

—Charles Kennedy and Ronald, Ervin Jay and son yd George Webster all of Kensin on were interested spectators st the ball game on Memorial Field on Sunday. -K

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—Mlss Sadie l-Iolloran of Boston, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George Sherry were visitors to Spring Valley on Silday. guests of Mrs. Robert Glover: K

-—Mr. B. L, sears, representative of the Morrell Chart. Acct. 00., and Afro. Scars and young son W.‘ visitors to Summeraid. on Satur- day. Mrs. Sears is one of the happy "English brides. —K

-Mrs. Andrew MncNelll has re- turned to her home' in George- town after a two weeks vacation, when she visited friends at Mal-

line Hearts, motored to Prince Edward-Island. where they visited relatives at Charlottetown. and friends at. Margate and Summer- side, u wall as Mrs. Wlckett. atl iiensington. -‘Bur.

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—Mr. Walter Stavert, Lower Freetown, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cannon and family, Kenslngwn, were visitors to Elmldale on sun- dsy. where they were guests of Mr. Cannon‘: mother, Mrs. James Cannon. —Bur.

—Mr. Leighton Mllllgan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mllligan and ‘Emily. Sherbrooke. were guests, on Sunday or Mr. and Mrs. Jus- tin woodside, Clinton and attend- ed the official opening of "Ellen's AirportT-Bur.

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18- Wyman Clark. St. Eleanors. was united in marriage to Staff Sergeant Hans Menke. son o! Mn pad Mzs. Priiz Menke, Staten 1s- and. N.Y. Rev. K. G. Sullivan of- f elated and Miss Mary Gan-thug, Chumh Ofsllhist. played soft music Uifolllihout the ceremony.

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march. the bride entered the Church on the arm of her father, who gave her in mazriage. She was lovely in her wedding gown of white taffeta. floor-length, with fitted bodice and full skirt, sweet- heart neckline, short sleeves and

fell from s. coronal. of seed pearls and she canted a bouquet of orchids and bouvardla. Her only ornament was a double strand of pearls and matching earrings, the gift of the groom.

Miss Helen Stewart. as maid of 1101101‘. was gowncd in floor-length blush pink taffeta with matching beaded coronei: and shoulder length veil. She carried a bouquet of Queen Elizabeth yellow roses The blrdesmalds. Miss Elaine ln- rnan and Miss Gwendolyn Clark. wore floor-length gowns of tur- quoise taffeta. with matching beaded headdress. They carried bouquets of Better Time roses.

Lieutenant Harry Millar of Newfoundland supported the groom Ushering the guests to their seats were Messrs. Maurice Mill and Al- bert Silliphant. »

The guest. soloist during the signing of the register was Mrs. L.M. Callback who sang "Because" Following the wedding. fifty guests attended a reception held at Birch l-llll Tourist Home where the rooms were attractively deco:- ated with pink and white streamers and a profusion of early autumn flowers. Receiving with the bridal party was the bride's mother. who

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and a silver fox cape, her corsage was an orchid. The bride's table had an artistic arrangement of ‘mums with a three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and grocm. The toast to the bride was pzoposed by Mr. Albert Silli- phant and to which the groom re- sponded. Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Menke left on a wedding trip to Bangui". Maine, the bride travell- ing in a suit of black taffeta with black accessories and platinum fox cape. ller corsage was an orchid.

The bridal couple w-ill reside in Newfoundland-S.

United Baptists ilolll Meetings At linutsford

The P. E. I. United Baptists held their falldistrict meetings in the Knutsford United Baptist Church. Tuesday. September ﬁth. Three sessions, held morning, afternoon, and evening were largely attended. most of the United Baptist Churches on the Island having de- legates in attendance. The Moder- ator of the district. Rev. J. A. Dav- ison of Charlottetown, was in the chair. The clerk of the district Rev. E. J. Barrass of Summerside was at the desk. The work of the day opened with devotional exer- cises led by the Moderator who spoke on “the hand of God". During the business session Rev. Maurice Fletcher of Montague was welcomed as a pastor recently settling on the island. Rev. Edwin Simpson. Rev. J. B. Wilson. and Rev. A. D. Matheson were welcom- ed as guests attending the district meetings. The secretary expressed regrets at the inability of Rev. C. A. Hicks to attend the gathering due to ill health.

The Moderator presented his re- ‘ port on the sending of parcels of food and clothing to Great Britain. which was duly adopted, warm thanks being extended to Rev. J. A. Daviaon for his work in this connection.

Rev. F. A. Brjllen nf (‘rnlral

Bedeque gave a report revealing that during tha last. financial year the churches of the district had not only far exceeded the amounts asked for denominational enter- prises but» had given a total amount which was the largest in the history of the Baptist Church- es on the Island. Rev. C. A. Brit- ten also spoke on the ‘highlights of the United Baptist convention. es- pecially dealing with the decision of convention to establish and maintain a Bible training school in New Brunswick for the train- ing of Christian workers.

Rev. A. D. Matheson oi.’ Dundas. formerly of India, spoke on the theme "Evangelism in our Dis- Lrict“.

A committee on resolutions was named as follows: Deacon Spur-

i100" Clarke of Tryon. Mrs. E. J.‘ jmirrass of Summerslde and Mrs. ..l‘. A. Clarke of Charlottetown.

Prayer offered by Rev. Maurice Fletcher closed the morning ser- vice.

A brief business session in the afternoon was opened with prayer by Rev. E. J. Barrass. Further discussion on “evangelism” took place at this session and after other business had been consider- ed the meeting was handed over to the W. M. A. S.

Dr. Zella Clark. Provincial sec- retary for the W.M.A.S. was in the chair and gave a brief report con- cerning the recent Women's Mis- sionary Convention at Wolfville. Devotions were conducted by the W. M. A. S. of Knutsford. The chief address was given by Rev. A. D. Matheson. returned missionary from India. A fine financial report was rendered by Mrs. J. F. McNeil of Summerslde.

At the evening session the speakers were Rev. J. B. Wilson. the newly appointed Field Secre- tary for the United Baptist Board of Christian Education, and Rev. Maurice Fletcher, pastor of the Montague group of churches-S.

Piusviylle And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. She -id‘n Corcoran were visiting in Plusvllle Sunday. -Pius.

Congratulations to .\ir. and Mrs Paul Doll-on. (nee Evelyn Finnanl on thrir rccrnl rnnrriallr.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran,' Hazel. Arline and Winston, motor- ed to Summerside on Saturday.

Bosebanlr School has closed for a week's fall vacation. ‘The teacher is Miss Zeta Corcoran. |

Piusville School closed for two weeks fall vacation. The teacher fo this year is Mrs. Norbert Cvécoran.

bliss Louise Gallant, Charlotte- town in at present visiting her parents, lvir. and Mrs. llieophalls Gallant.

Most. of the farmers of this district have begun to dig their potatoes, having finished the" harvesting u-ork of the season.

Miss Ella MacArthur has re- turned to her home in Charlotte- town after spending a few days with her friend, Miss Doris Hardy, Rcsebank.

Miss Adele Macausland, Bloom- field Corner, has gone to Char- lottetown, where she will resume her studies at. Prince of Wales College.

The many friends of Mr. Dennis Brown are sorry to hear that he has been confined to his bcd due to illness. at the home of Mrs. Jacqueline Brown.

Miss Hazel Corooran and Miss Marie Corcoran. teachers of Mill River East and St. Lawrence Schools. respectively, spent the weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones (nee Rose Blanch- ard) of Campbellton, whose 2:14.171. age took place in St Mark’: Church, Burton, Lot seven, m “Tdnﬂsday. September 22nd. Many of the bride and groom's friend; from Piusville attended the re- ception at the home of the bride's Parents. Mr. and M_'|'5_ Fﬂ-n Blanchard of Burton. Lot; seven A bountlous supper was served m the guests and many bcsuwu] and useful gifts were received.

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Miss Kemmle MacGregor. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn MacGregor of Burton, Lot 'l, is at present the guest rot her grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran.

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