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Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wisener, Watervale, and the groom is the} son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hen- drigan, Fanningbrook. The couple are residing in Mt. Stewart. (Photo by Meyers Studio)
WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS ~WMS Members Honored
On Occasion
KELVIN GROVE — Mrs. Wil- Ham Stavert was presented with a Life Membership at the regu- Jar meeting of the Myrtle Rhoad Presbyterian Women's Missionary. Society of Kelvin Grove held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Moase on December 11. * The president, Mrs. Horace Paynter, welcomed the minis- ter, the Rev. E. H. Bean, and other guests, and presided over the meeting. Devotions open- ed with scripture and prayer, and the hymn, “‘While Shepherds Wat- ched their Flocks by Night,” Was sung. —Readings—were,—“Tragedy—at Bethich-m’’ by Mrs. Ira Huest's, and “‘No Room in the Inn,” by Mrs. Scott Clark. Scripture was | and each member offered prayer followed by the Lord's prayer, a hymn.
Seven members answered roll eall with scripture, and five vis- itors were present,
Mr. Bean gave an interesting -talk on “Missionary Interests” and spoke of emergency needs such as the typhoon in Japan, and ways to help. He commended the group, which though small \is very active, and said that it takes all the groups working together to accomplish the miissionary work undertaken by the church.
Two charter members, Mrs. William Stavert and Mrs. Ro- bert Crozier were honored on the occasion of their birthdays, Dec- ember 14 and 12 respectively. Mrs. Stavert was the recipient of a Life Membership when. the presentation was made by the president, Mrs. Paynter. Mrs. Crozier who was celebrating her 89th birthday, received a pot of *mums presented by Mrs. Ralph Moase. Also on display was a birthday cake made and present- ed. by Mrs. Lorne Crozier.
At the tea hour, Mrs. Ira Huestis presided over the silver tea service, and Mrs. Moase was assisted in serving by Mrs. Scott Clark, Mrs. Horace Paynter, and Mrs. Lorne Crozier. The tea table featured lighted candles in Christmas colors and the- birth- day cake which was cut by the celebrants and served with ice eream. Highl'gh: of the happy o:- casion were .recorded by Mrs. Bean with camera shots.
SPRING BROOK W.I.
The December meeting of Spring Brook Women’s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Paynter with an attend- ance of eleven members and six visitors. Roll call was answer-
hostess was also presented with
CGIT Has Service At Borden
BORDEN — On Sunday eve- ning Dec. 13 the Borden C.G.LT. under the leadership of Mrs. Har- old Coggins and Mrs. Preston Darrach held their annual vesper
the Explorer group and their lea- ders, Miss H-zel MacKenzie and Miss Roma Ramsay. Mrs. John Eston presitied at the organ.
Betty Campbell was leader of the service and scriptures were read by Dianne Leard, Gloria Stordy, June’ Walsh and Sandra Clark.
Choir selections were “Bring a Torch Jeanette, Isabella” and “The Lowly is King.”
“Christmas Thoughts at Kat- tayam’’ was read by Mrs. Cog- gins and those taking part in the p2geant were: Judy Darrach, Norma MacKenzie, Linda Camp- bell, Elaine Ceretti and Betty MacKenzie. The scripture from translation was
The be-r' cul candlelighting scrvice followed and was taken
by Shelvie Bell as gold, Heather MacDonald as frankincense and
Of Birthdays
a@ small gift by the president on behalf of the members.
The treasurer’s statement was given which showed a balance of
6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Dec. 24, 1950
HAPPENINGS
and Mr. and Mrs. R.R. Hurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Campbell young son, David William of ‘ax, are guests of Mrs. Dora
M. Caimpbell for the holiday sea- son,
Mr. and Mrs. J.M. MacGuigan and little son, Michael, and Miss
Miss Beverly Bryna Block and brother Marven Block, students at University of New Brunswick are spending the Christmas hol- idays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Block, City.
Mr. R.W. Waugh and daughter, Winnifred, Vancouver, arrived by plane last night to spend the Christmas season, guests of Mrs. R.W. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Irlam. Enroute to Char- lottetown, they stopped in Mon- treal to visit friends.
Mr. Lorne Smallwood, Halifax, N.S., arrived in the city today and will spend the Yuletide season with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, P.L. Smallwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Andrew and family, David, Ian and Donald, Toronto, have arrived in the city
$61.35. Bills were presented and
ordered paid. The school com-|
mittee gave their report. The Red Cross convener distributed knitting and sewing, and two layettes were passed in to be for- warded to Unitarian Services. It was voted that we send $5.00 to T.B. League; also $5.00 to Pro- testant Orphange to be used to buy Christmas gifts.
Christmas greetings were read from the provincial president, -Mrs.—Matheson;—also—a-—tetter—re- garding prohibiting use of Trad- ing Stamps, and one concerning payment of $3.00 per family for use of fire engine of Kensing- ton.
It was decided the usual treats for school children and shut-ins would be given at Christmas.
A paper on “Customs of Gift Giving’ was given by. Mrs. Hil- lard Meek; also “Origin of Dif- ferent Christmas Symbols” by Mrs. Arthur Campbell.
An enjoyable half-hour was spent singing familiar carols.
BROOKFIELD W.I.
The regular meeting of the Brookfield Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Sadie Wood on Dec. 7th with 10 members. Two new members were added to the roll and two visitors were present. Roll cail was answered by an exchange of Christmas presents. Mrs. David ree thanked the members
fryit received when she was sie
Mrs. Ralph Cruwys is to get the treat for the children the day of the ‘school closing. The follow- ing are the sick committee for the month of December: Mrs. Sadie Wood, Mrs. John Matheson, Mrs. William MacLeod and Mrs. Ella Moore, school committee, Mrs. Ralph Cruwys.
Correspondence was read by the secretary. It was decided that the Institute donate money to three different societies each year.
A box was packed for the U.S. C. and remnants that have been received from Eatons and Simp- son—Sears were passed to make more clothing to be sent away.
Program committee for the next meeting is: Mrs. David An- drew and Mrs. Sadie Wood. Mrs. Robert Andrews invited the members for the next meeting, roll call to be answered by “‘How to Stay Healthy.”
CORKAN BAN(C.W.L. Eleven members of Corran Ban Parish Council of Catholic Women’s League met in the hall on December 14. The various conveners gave their reports:
to spend the Christmas holidays | with Mr. Andrew’s parents, Mr. | and Mrs. Melville Andrew and | Mrs. Andrew's, grandmother,.
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Miss Louise Turner has return- ed to her home on Bishop Street | after undergoing surgery at the
Prince Edward Island Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stewart, Pownal, received word of the safe
Naomi MacGuigan of Sackville} ; are guests of Mrs. T.B. Rogers for the Yuletide season. ;
HENDRIGAN - WISENER NUPTIALS
Unit, has been transferred from Camp Aldershot, N.S.
ceiving, have made their annual generous contributions to the senior citizens at Secred Heart Home, the Sisters of the Precious Blood and to St. Vincent's Or- phanage. This welfare work is un- der the convenership of Mrs. J. E. Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacDon-
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Horne.
Capt. and Mrs. Douglas Mac- Lean, of Moncton, and formerly of Borden, attended the funeral
Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Borden, spent Sunday in Montague with her — Mr. and Mrs, Heath Ste- w
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer and family of Borden are spend- ing their vacation with relatives in Conway.
Mrs. Swithen McKenna of Cape Traverse and Mrs. Doris Murphy and daughter, Catherine, of Sum- Merside, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKenna.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keough and daughters, Barbara and Bev- erly, of Cape Traverse, <nent £""»- day in Charlottetown visiting with relatives.
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Feast of the Immaculate Concep- | tion. Father Michael Mclsaac was the speaker. Morning ap
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formed at next meeting. Social Action—Articles for a layette were passed in. Gifts are to be given to aged and infirm of par- ish; also those in Institutions.
It was decided to hold raffle early in January. Members to} make fudge to sell at Christmas concert, It was voted to send $2.00 to T.B. League. Report forms were distributed to conveners.
Father V/ood spoke to the mem; bers thanking them for their good work and co-operation during the past year and extended best w'fh- es for a happy and holy Christ- mas.
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