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ed hum service onlleu. hi! purohanad the bemutiful old lam mnle from Mr Milton Bagmll. and is moving there with his wile

.Mlr. James Blown whonuuﬁbm: or rvilurn

Mira. McMiilla home last ‘Ilursdcy and is n. wonderful recovery after he: re- cent operation.

A large congregation gathered at. st Augustive Church. South Rustico. sundav to welcome and pay tribute o! love and respect t0 one who had been a boy o! that

nnnlely His Elznlnenoe Card- al Jalmes McGumaln.

Mrs. George smith and Miim M. E. Campbell attended the musical iestivall in Charlottetown. where

am very ti‘? e

derliﬁ talent. Ir. is to be hoped all the institutes 0n the island will (xi-operate another year. and thus nuke it a Provincial llffﬂll‘.

what mlieih-t have been n. dis- astrous tire ca-med by b grass. on the premises of Mir. muei Craswell was narrowly averted but sorry to say his beautiful hea looks to be completely destroy However. there is s. hope it may spring from the covered roots

ll. Campbell. President Aid Society called on pbell wno

and

Charlottetown vcry shortly" E C. Railings presented her with a fan ot greenimcks. Mir-s. Houston although complete-iv surprised. made a fitting expression of thanks. The Ladies Av; conducted their busines period with Miss Campbell . The cleaning o! the Church was discussed 5W3 Mrs. Allen Wyand muzgeeted when help hug/ht be available for game. Other matters were dlscusaod and satis- factory conclusions reached. An invitation from Mrs. P. L. Cam bell for next meemg was giu y accepted. Hymn. Li I Have Wound- ed Any Heart To-dn/y was sung bringing the nleetlng w a. clone. A

‘bountiful 11inch was mjoyeci by all,

served by cormnittee in charge. aa- alsted by the hostess

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lea Charlottetown Prom m; Al! $2M

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Babies. resented Clark, Margaret Moore and John Thumbs. Instnnnentatl music by imam and- u-

One Act Play, Two Manama. Dlnyed by Ethel Moore and George

e Glut taking ova

, with very ﬁtting re-

unarks paid a tribute to Mm. Show

oi‘ (Itiarlott/ewwn who so capably

directed the plays. etc. Mix Ethel

Moore then presented he: with a

beautiful bouquet oi roses and a

chocolates. Mil‘! Slaw uwtmxsly replied

The program was bmuzht to a close by s giug the National An- them Mrs Noel Hooper and Mrs. Coffin capabl {fled the capacity as organists or the evening. Sale 0t pies followed with Mr Herb

brisk bidding. ‘The

ion and pies wane heard of the good act ng. and all deserve credit.

Mrs. Towns-end MoNeiil was at home to the W M and Ladies Aid Societies u! the New Glasgow Christian Church on the evening of May 6th. It was one-oi the larg- est meetings for me time. when Kitty members and visitors gather- ed. a very encouraging outlook for the work oi the Master’: Vineyard. Mrs McNeull devotional leader. o ned the service by all sinzinz “i Faith Looks Ugxto Thee" then a selection "Fbllow g the ‘Trail o! Faith‘ and Scripture reading from

26: ‘ An interesting win . W. D. Stevenson

s. . ‘ lgs. Mrs. P. A Hmzston and Mrs. Richard Dickie- sorl tock part in reading the “Story of Gideon" Also Readings as iol-

The HGHUETSOH B . All Church by Mrs. Harland Hill. en Bible “a. poem" by l/Irs Reginald McNeill. Selection on Temperance by Mrs. Lowell Wyand. This part

rend close by repeating ‘ e Lord's

of the meeting was brought to a h

Prayer" in unison and singing hymn My Jesus I Love Thee

The president took charge. Min~ uies of previous meeting wele read and accepted Roll call was answ- ered by repeating a verse o: Script.- ure or a favorite literary gem The

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sick wmmitice reported an active month. It was moved and agreed upon that all monies. on hand be sent m headquarters. For next meeting on special request. Mrs Ling is tc be asked to act alder. and the members are’ req ‘. s ccial sturiics‘ from the first; sew-n c apters of the Acts of the Apostles. answering roll call with a verse from same. A hospital patient is i0 be re- membered by sending a potted

i nt and as many as possible to ~

a letter Closing hymn. Would Be True and repeating oi Mimpah Benediction.

In Memoiiam

HUGH J. Mat-DONALD

The death occurred at his home in Bouris West o: Hugh J.

o! Winthrop. Mass»; Mm. Otiazies MlacMahon. mirﬂeld; Mrs. A J.. Boune West; lia at hmne held 110m his . ﬂexes Church, hinlenl mass by his . Snnot. Burial cal-lute

South Africa ilopas For Late ilorn iirop

JOl-lANNESBOUi-‘LG. Mﬂy 22 - in South

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point w n: bread queues have re- laoed the lineups ior meat o1 a

he drought you!

Province and

so MM have eown and

Start your sun fun early . . . get out and play Decoration

my! Come see our exciting collection of bright hare piaycioihes first! Vivid bra swim suits, adorable midrifl playsuiis. peasant partners .‘ . . smart slack sets.‘ See them in the sun shop . . . budget-priced for Summer fun

See them in the windows, decorated by Mr. Jul Hlarldigan who is hack with us from the Air l<'0rcc with which hO

served during the war.