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C()..EMAN CHERCEI ANNl'ALi Mliil-ITING '1'he annual meeting of the Colenian-Milo Church 0! Scot-5 land congregation was held in the Kirk. Coleman, on Mondayy

June 5th. at 8.30 p.m., with Rev. J. H. Blhllol). minister of the congregation, acting as chairman:

The iitmuci.-ii report by the; Secretary - Treasurer, Rankinel Wallace. showed the congregationI to be in a healthy financial; position, a large balance being out hand in the treasury.

It was agrccrl that the newly elected trustees be authorized to; have work becin immediately on. raising the church and in having. a new foundation placed underi the church and tower. with silt

necessary repairs.

Report or the work done in the congregations cemetery in Milo. revealed that extensive work had been done this spring in cleaning, levelling, etc, the cemetery, with the erection of a new fence. chart of the cemetery was drawn up by Messrs. Braddord MacKay and Albert Milligan. This chart is now being blueprinted. The congregation is to purchase a power lawn mower and appoint a caretaker for the cemetery.

The trustees. Bradford MacKay, George MacNevin, and Wilbur MacQuarrle, with the Secretary- Treasurer. were appointed attend the annual meeting of the Parish to be held at Dosublo, June 27th.

The Women's Auxiliary ol cole-

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.man, which was organized at the beginning of this year, purchased a new pulpit cloth. carpets for the church, and intend to have the church painted after the neces-

sary repairs have been completed. The Lad-ies' Missionary Society

of Milo, organized last Autumn, is to co-operate wtlh the Cole-

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i Both Women's groups gave

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SUGGESTIONS FOB. FATHER'S DAY. - Pipes. Cigars. Cigarettes and Tobaccos at Fred Lunbros.

BIIADALBANE U N I '1' E 0 common. Sunday. June 18th, at 7.30. Dunning and Johnston in duet. Also Sheila Mclnnis, soloist

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YORK PASTORAL CHARGE. - A special Anniversary service under the auspices of the W.M.S. will be held in Central United Church on Sunday evening. June lath, at 7.30 o'clock. Special music will be provided. Everybody wel- come.

BIRTHDAY GREETlNGS-Con- gratulations to Mrs: A. 1. Mc- Laine w-ho yesterday celebrated hei 93rd birthday at the home of her son. 8. P. McLaine, North River. Although advanced in years she enjoys I good measure of health and takes a keen interest in world affairs.

HOSTESS AT DALVAY -- Mrs. Inez Sweetwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mutch Euston Street. has arrived from Kelowna. B. C.. and Will be host- ess at Dalvay this summer. On her way to Charlottetown. Mrs. Sweetwood stopped nff in Winni- peg for several days.

MILTON-RUSTICO PARISH.- Rector Rev. A. E. Piercey. R. D. Services for Sunday. June 18th. are as follows: St. John's, Milton. l0.00 Sunday School. 11.00 Morning Prayer and Sermon. Christ Church Cherry Valley. 400 Evensong and Sermon. St. Mark's. Rustico. 7.30 Evensong and Sermon. Special Preacher at. all services. Rt. Rev. R. I-l. Waterman. D. D.. Coadjutor Bishop of Nova Sootis. Come and bring the whole fasmil-y.

COMPLETES STUDIES AT UNIVERSITY-The Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Toombs arrived in Char- lottetown from Drew Universily Madison. N. J.. Mr. Toomhs having completed his studies there, They will stay with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Toombs. 310 Kent St.. Charlottetown. until August. when they will to Edmonton. Alta.. where Mr. Toombs will take up his duties as Professor of Old Testament Lan- guage and Literature in St. Sic- phen's College.

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SUCCESSFUL TEA- On Wed- nesday afternoon the garden of Sunset Lodge was gaily decorat- ed for the annual tear of the Rainbow Club Auxiliary. Chairs were grouped around a lace cov- ered table. centred with peonies and iris donated by Mr. E. R. Brow. Presiding at the tca-cups were: Mrs. A. Roy Cudmore, Mrs. James MacFadyen, Mrs. James Montgomery. and Mrs. E. D. Nich- olson. Msjor Huicheson of ihe Salvation Army supplied recorded music for the afternoon. The waitresses added still more color to the garden. in their pretty aprons, trimmed with the rain- bow colors of their club. More ossociaie members were enrolled and any who were interested were shown through the Lodge. noting especially the new radio installed for the ladies, an extension tele- phone on the second floor. a fil- ing cabinet. afghans.. a glider couch for the vcrandah. and many more improvements made by the Rainbow Club Auxiliary during their first year of uniiring service to the guests of Sunset Lodge.

can? or THANKS

1' wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Mwxenzie and Nurses of the P. E. I. Hospital. for their kindness to me while a pat- ient there.

I also wish. to thank those who sent letters. cards. flowers and treat: or helped in any way to make iny days brightpr while in the Hospital. sinoorely.

Doro Someru

IN -MEMORIAM

In loving memo y of Mrs. George S. Lower who deported this life Juno l'll.lI, 1044.

win. no heart I vuu.-Izod you And IIW you pass any

Aml though I loved you dearly

I oould not make you stay,

You no not forntton Mother dear Your memory will never lads

My thoughts are Always with you In "I0 lrlvo whore You on hid.

Inserted by Her son Gordon. lrooklluo. Mun.

IN MEMORIAM

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Theo. Baker of Medford, Mass; also three brothers. Namely: Colo- ley and Ray of sea view. and Wal- lace in out: three brothers pre- deceased her. namely: Erie. Jerry and Claud.

The funeral service was conduct-

IN MEMORIAM

MISS GEETILIIDE ADAMS

Again the community of Sea View is called upon to mourn the

ed by her pastor. the Rev. Davies. who spoke highly of tho deceased. and brought ing words to the bereaved. pall-bearers were nephew: of the deceased. The flornl tributes were many and beautiiul.

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loss of one ot its residents. in the passing of Miss Gertrude Adams. who passed away in Mcdviord, Masa.. after I lengthy illness.

Miss Adams, who was born and brought up in Sea View. was held in very high esteem and much beloved by those who knew her, which was much in evidence by the number present at her funeral which took place on Thursday. June 8. from the residence or her brother, Mr. Ray Adams. where a short service was held, thence to st. stephorvs church. Irishtown, where interment took place.

She was the daughter of the late Wm. J. Adams, and his wife. 5 Kitty Jane Csseley or sea View.

she leaves to mourn the follow- lug sisters. Janie. Mrs. A. Blakney of Kensin ton: Plossie. M11. Chis- Pnynter. ailfsx. and Marie. Mrs-

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