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PRINCETOWN ROAD W. M. S.

The Prlncetown Road W. M. S. held their May meeting at. the home of Ilrs. Russel Proudc \vitll the Vice President having charge of the meeting. The theme of the meeting was "One World on Our Doorstep". The meeting opened with hymn ‘Thy Kingdom Come Oh Lord. Psalm 118 was then read respcnsively and the Creed was repeated in unison followed hy hymn. City of God How Broad and Far. The devotional period was closed by the Benediction. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Thirteen mem- bers and two visitors answered roll call.

A letter of thanks was read from two members for fruit received when sick and s letter on Chris- tian stewardship was read by Mrs. Dale Proude. It was moved that all bills be pal-d and decided to make a quilt in the new future and to send fruit to Mr. Kent.

Mrs. Imster Johmstone kindly

she needs to produce eggs.

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ing the Benediction. A dainty lunch was thcn Served by the hostess.

BERLI?‘ WORKERS BURIED

BERLIN. June iz- (Reuters)- About 10 workers clearing up the debris of the former German Air ll-Iinlstry in Berlin were buried.

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‘Ann-Deacon Harrison. ,sid¢ ‘were the _ lfinals in the Festival.

llllifll’. ymilestone has been ‘dramatic art. regardless of a smal Interest n devsloplnml land the value cf dramatic art. Pn-

cannot be‘

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peclally l l over-estimated.

twith land so bsnemurg from the COH- lstructive criticism of our adjudic-

adjudkating ihg and Mr. J.A. Lawson, managing director of the Little Theatre Guild of Charlottetown. have the follow- ing remarks to make concerning the Drama Festivals, sponsored by lllhg Woman's Institutes:

Mrs. TTainor — It is interesting‘; to note the progress made in the Inst two years by the Warren's In-l lstitutes in promoting the Dramatic Art. I am looking forward to ad- judicatlng the entries in the final lfcstival to be held at Cornwall this lwcek and seeing the plays which! I arrfsure will be equally as good‘ than those which com- ,petcd last year. As one who has always been inter ateur theatre, I am pleased that the Women's Institutes are doing so much to promote dramatic art ,ln the rural communities. It is to of groups, taking part in the festivals ,will increase each year and that ‘some day. one of them may be Prince Ed- ward Island in the Dominion Drama.

‘ or better

ltles they serve.

mer high Nazi official. was sent-

Britlsh military court today for killing pilot officer.

firmatlon by higher military auth- orltles.

which enable; bllin specialists to obtain diagnosis in a few seconds

been asked

Out of this experiment grew th

llarger idea of a Provincial Dams lFestival. and the executive of the .P.l-J.I. Womens Institutes appoint-j led from its member-g the foliow- ‘ing committee to draw up rules‘ lard regulations to govern such u. ,Ft"stlvnli hhalrman. ‘Laird. "treasurer, Mrs. Ray MacLeod. Gra- ~ham‘s Road and Mrs. William Ag-i ‘new, Cardigan. l

Interest in the Festival this year. m“ llwlng wcs encouraging. but for s num-lllel‘ l” Bu- , bor of reasons, the printnpal oneiWBS like" being the more than usual amount "llflrsland-

Mrs. Kelvin

lie winter and early spring. man!’

‘Institutes which entered the com- ,petition were forced to withdraw is felt. however. that a.

It reached

in rural areas

With the competition open to

lany rural o.- small town group. it us hoped that the Prince Edward‘ lisland Drama Festival will be. from now on. an annua‘. event, fraught

suCh a growing enthusiasm,

Mrs. Trainer. who will again be

he hoped that the number

chosen to represent

inestimable value to the

en's Institutes every silccess

the future in promoting

in the amateur theatre. Mr. Lawson - The

‘Institutes are to be commended for today when parts of the building recognizing the value of the A-m-l nteur Theatre in rural conunun» fies from 1h educational as well as] social andeentertalnmenl standq Chflrlle- Sl- Palrlcl“ R44 Fhllkt points. and for promoting the pro-' 155110» 9-354 5nd L" ‘m m. duction o! plays and festivals iulhmnesllmd-

l'U\'."l Prince Eduard Island.

1t is t be hop d and expected, Fl camp Bmdg" last slilurdflY- ,tl:at that: efforts ewlll develop and! llrandchlldle“? 5"“ Harm‘! "l4 lfl-yeflf-flld Edward Jllllll UHQYH- expand. and that from among t-hel lUClUHSbCl" University student. died 1mm] dyflmaflg gmupg, some msy-Sfill. Tllflmfl-i and Bernard Wil- in Christie Street Hospital here be entered-in lhe gub-ypilnng] (anti-g;- ers

At the Dominion Drums

of

I wish the Wen-lens Institutes

stimable benefit to the commun-

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HAMBURG. Germany. June 2- Reutersl-Johsnn Luotfrinz. for-

nced to death by hanging by s an unnamed Csnsdi

The sentence is sublsct. to aera-

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Manna Lo" to bloom in that Heavenly Ctar- ville.

lvcnilon in July, lvn-s. Frances Hall 5R1! I“ The Arms Of Jem- and ‘Trainer, having 5pm,, on Drama “Stlval “Mk gavel mains were being carried out the

an amanlmn vlctrola lion and scoring, and a number of‘ 3W5" W“ “m? P15?"-

one-act. plays for reading. Later]

Harold _ Grove. Secretary?

lot sickness in rurul areas during;

int; 1. on earth.

'4'” ators. that each succeeding yea: I l will ses s bigger and better Festq lvsl.

finals this year. ma“

ted in the am-

‘ducing of plays should prove of various communities and well worth the efforts expended. I with the Wom- f

nnfiegl‘ Mass was celebrated by Rev. Basil

womang~ grave were also conducted by Pr.

I l an details of the M- .tival. which it is expected will be,‘- "lllem “m? "Vallnbll" Yrevived in Prince Edward Isahdl ' " next year. FESl-I. ivnl this year. the creation of a1 National Theatre for Canada was‘. seriously considered. If and when, such a theatre comes into b81111." ls will provide a valuable stenplnr, stone for any of our talented young; pecpie who desire a theatrlcal car-j err. Prince Edward Island. in thel past. ltas produced lrlrly leaders ln clhe: walks of my. Given en op- Pflllllnily. there is no reason why} Intyre and family. Charlottetown. t she should not produce stars the screen and stage as well.

the best. of luck in their feativalsfl family, st. ‘rhgfggfm which I am sure are proving of in-

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thin 'the shelter of l-Iis love, they'll‘ find their Darling there. Fairlie. who is four years old. the only other member of the family. who was so attached to her little sister, saying to her as each day passed by. "D0111!"-

‘I love you and can hardly wait 't'.ntil you'll come out to play with me." Dollina’s only response was: smile. which endeared: We wonder why she

but some day we'll “ Gill/Pine MacLean; 3, Edna formerly ‘Townsend. A great grandfather in the ' home is also left to mourn her_ ‘passing. She was just a sweetl

little rosebud. a sweet little flower from birth. God called her home ‘to Heaven before she was soiled

Interment was in ADD"! 3°55

Cemetery. Flowers included: i Crcscent_Mr. and Mrs. Judson

‘AIncEachern and family. I Spray———MLll'l'lmy, Daddy

ll‘ lrlie. Bspray-Nanny and family.

CARD 0F THANKS

, M: . Si Corner W11! 9b thltfilrk lllilelr still!!!’ R914 mam“

and

l y ways, also those who 88M messages of SYmPAthY- alums ‘their recent. sad bereavement.

lain Moratorium

MRS. THOMAS ROGERSON

It ls with slncsre regret that

Mrs. Thomas I-‘eogerson (nee Ellen G111“) g very highly esteemed resident of Fanninz Brovk- 111W an illness of only one week. She failed to respond to bestrnsdlcsl treatment and nursing skill. and after being fortified by the last. rites of the Holy Catholic Church by Rev. Basil Crokeri, she passed peacefully gway at the n89 01 eighty seven.

Possesslnz a personality l! l“ times pleasing. an affable dispo- sition. and a. sweet. temperament. she endeared herself to all who 11nd the pleasure of her acquaint-

once.

Friends from far and near cams to sea her mortal remains and pay their last tribute of respect. and on Monday her remains wars conveyed to St. Cuthbertb Church. St. Theresa's. where requiem High

lCroken. Funeral services at. the lcroken.

She leaves to mourn the loss of a loving mother. Jennie (Mrs. l Wilsoni Cardigan: Walter and

Her husband pra- deceased her seventeen years ago. The pallbearers were hsr six

Aubrev Rogerson. Leslie Roger- l-learse driver was Walter

May fler soul rest in peace. . i’ Mass Cards

Lina and Leo. Margaret and Charlie. Pearl and Walter. Jennie and John. Geraldine. Bernice and his, Wilfred Hogan and family, Mo. rcll.

Mrs. Gertrude Handrahan. Pia. l quid . Senator J. P. and Mri.

Mac- Gspt. . n. Moncton. c ‘m,’

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly and

and Mrs.

Mr. and» Mrs. Thomas Brass] and family. Fanning Brook.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly and ‘morass. St. Theresa's.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, pa. Theresa's.

Mk. and Mrs. John W. Macin- nis. Elllotvale.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. l. P. Donnell]. Charlottetown.

Miss Donslda MaaDonslcLChar- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. l8. Mao- nohald. Little rand.

Miss Mamie Cameron. Stflrhar- en's.

Mr. and Mrs. James Gillan. 8t. ‘Theresa's.

Mrs. Charles Grant and family, St. Patrick's Road.

Mr. Art. Donnslly. st. Patrick's Road.

Messages 0f sympathy Mr. and Mira. Chas. B. Mao-

Jossph Gillan,

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“Whispering aid Cherry Hill. Mrs. To the parents who srs left to rclv: . ‘ Mrs. ‘Prainor. and the Venerable mllumt m"? "1 "m9" ""1" "° ' summerwkrzow that. God still keeps Eternal: adjumcuu,“ m. m, watch above the one who sleeps.

land when the night has passed.‘ e‘ and day again shines fair. wl

GARII 0F THANKS

The family of the labs Mrs. 111cm» ltogsrson wish to thank tllsir many neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness. also those who sent Mass Cards and messages of sympathy dur-

votfre gettin! Krander every day: ‘in? m9" m“ PIQCE STREET QCHQUL

l-Ionor Ron's.»- any. and; x _ 1, Carol Marie Coles;

and neighbors. who helped l!‘ 5° t

we record on MBY 3- “W ‘lam l‘! ‘

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Mill Donalds MMDQIILQII-

don above. What. s. wonderful Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doyle. thought. ‘Tits hymns sung wars: Sumrnersido. Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson. MacDonald. w, when He Cometh. While the rs- Charlottetown. Grade III-

and Mrs James MacDon- iCurrle. Law-

Catberins Gillan.

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nt sad bereavement. and

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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archi- bald MacLalns of Rice Point. but had spent the greater part. of her llfs in Charlottetown. In addition to her duties as a de- voted wlfa and Christian mother. she carried on a dress-making trsde for over forty years and will be much missed by a host of friends and relatives. She was s life-long attendant at ‘rrinlty United Church and the many beautiful floral tributes which adorned hsr casket. bore silent testimony of love and esteem. Her husband predeceased her over fifty years ago. She is sur- vived by one son, Percy Pear- don. a prominent funeral direc- tor at Hyde Park, Mass. who with

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his mother. Also left emu: are one sister. Mrs. Joseph M“, Neill of Rosendnle. Mass. and two brothers. George llfanmln, of _Dedhsm, Mass, and Con“ Maobalua of Arlington, grass three grandchildren. Noreen. nnlpfl and Arthur Pesrdon. and m, great-grandchildren.

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Interment was in the People’; cemetery.

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