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_ NEWS WEEKLY

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5. Mar-Ls nan woman's m- srrrvra

, On. Thursday. April 19th. twenty- Iwo members met in the Club l-‘toom jg their monthly meeting with the preside ‘, Mrs. P. Marchbsnk. in the chair. Meeting opened with ‘Gem's i0 the Prientk We Love" dwmiled by Mrs. Ramsay and a

;sepy printed for each member by ‘ Miss Ellie ldaclielll. Mrs. Taylor i and Mira. Raynor in reporting for "' the sick committee, stated that two

goporiied . lovely library and

I and Mia MacArthur were r welcomed to the

ladiu had been visited and one of

. them given s treat. Mrs. Champion

an excellent-attendance, a a clean school. Mrs. G. Waite and ldire. J. March- bank were w- inied on the new sick committee end Mrs. D. Ray- nor on the new school committee.

Two new members. Mrs. F. Waits then Institute. Plans

Q ywerernadetolrookarugwbesold l} it the district convention.

,. * two new joints of pipe be bought

1t was moved and seconded that

and~a vote of be sent to Iii Ellie lidacNeill for her kind- Jonma splendid Dmﬂlm was en- ﬂoyed which was as follows: 8t. George's Day, Mrs. H. P. Mc- Neil); England's Day, Mrs. Gladys ._ . Solo, “Therell Be No More War", Mrs. Theo Waite. en- ‘oored. Daddy's letter, Mrs. Theo Walla. Solo, The Old Spinning Wheel In the Parlor, Miss Mac-

, Mxthunencorqlavesendsahittie Btdfliosea

i. Ibrtunes of the ladies present f were. all told from ‘Tye Got Your

' Tin lunch committee then served , a vIy arsmphrous ,, after "5 ch they were given a hearty f, pf thanks. Meeting closed with - Night Ladies.

following is the standing oi ilg oi Haaelbrook School for of

March: X-i, Clarence Goody: I.

II-l, Bus Jones. Y Grade V (8r.)-l, Earl Jones; I, ‘.l’..:ta.Coad!; s. luv-M Goody. ' Grads v (Jr.)—l, hone Wood: I. ; 3, Eileen Wood. .)—l. Harold Wood: Wood; 8, Bobbie Pierce. 11 (JrJ-l, Pearls Coady: Oarl Wood. I-l, Keith Jules: I, Iirio

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In Memoriam

HIS. ANN]! TIAINOI

The funeral of the late Mrs. . Peter Trainor whose death, on April 15th, 1934, has been recorded in The Guardian took place m mesdny morning, 17th to 8t. Jos- ephs Church, Kelly's Cross. Despite the almost impassable condition of the roads, the attendance of her many relatives, friends and strang- ers, spoke eloquently of the place the deceased held in the esteem of the residents of the community. The late Mrs ‘humor, whose nmiden name was Annie Hsughey, the daughter of the late John Haughey and Sgmh Kelly, was born on June 11th, 185d, and was married in the year 187d to the late Peter ‘Ii-ainor, Mapiewood, who pn- " used her. A brief sketch-like this notice. very inadequately out- lines tbs many estimable traits I the deceased, as a dutiful loving daughter-an amiable wife, and a mother whose ambition in this \ie was w bring up her large family in the fear and love oi God. Ker wide circle of relatives and friends al- ways could bear witness to her thrift, industry, and good example both by word and by deed, not only in the things which pertained to this world, but especially to the one great goal oi eternity, in which she ever pointed the way to her mo; and daughters, but, moat es- sential of all, led the way. Now that she has gone from them to enjoy the happiness of a better place, the reward for a life of hard work and good deem, both to her own and her neighbors, her ber- eaved family, who knew s0 Well her worth feel, indeed, the loss of their greatest friend on earth. She leaves to cherish an unblem- lahed memory, five sons and four daughters, thirty-one grandchildren and three great children. The sons are, Mark, Anthony. and Charles in Saskatchewan, John E. and Horses in Maplewood. The daughters are, Mrs. M. A. Smith. Mrs. J. W. McKenna, Mrs. J. W. Bradley and Mrs. I. J. Mood Re- quiem I-ligh Mass was sung by the pastor, Rev. J. C. Pltrc, who also performed the sad rites in the cemetery. The pail bearers ware-Harold lidcManus, M “ Malone, G8- ald Nantes, John Trainor. George Duffy, Leo Flood. . May her soul rest in peace.

CENTENARIAN lNJO-YS LII‘!

IDNDON, April 20 -- Med the centenarian with the school girl rnplexion — Mrs. Sarah Guy, of Freegrove 11.41., Holloway, who cele- brated her 103 birthday recently, In addition to possessing a crea- my complexion which many s young girl might envy, ldrs. Guy is unlike the majority of her .,

tion.

She likes the mixkrn girl. She does not object m lipstick, rouge, powder, silk stockings, long skirts. short skirts or even shorts for sports. She reads s minimum of six novels a week. She walks up and- downstairs by herself, Che re- tain; her pamion for whiat. And she has no formula (or old age. "l go to bed late and get up early-l like it," she says.

Publishers Meet April 30-May 3

(Canadian Press) mmowm, April itl-Ptrblishers oi daily newspapers in Canada will gather at Toronto in the week oi April 30. The meeting of the board oi directors of The Canadian Press will be held April 30, continuing the following day. The annual

Presentation‘

On the New "mmlwd 4911i 6th. the

an“ 910 sltheriw to cider. Mrs.

Hector Currie mad the address and

Mrs. Martin MacDonald pesented

the gifts The following is m; g4.

dress-

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m" Mendel-As we gather hers wnlsht to extend to you and your Interesting family tho heartiest welcome we know how m give, p feelthatitisindeedahsppyoc- cssion for instead of coming a; m- We lY-Yl-Illors whose merits time s- lone would prove you come g friends whom we all know, but whom we shall now have the privil- ere 01 kncwlns lust a little more intimately than before. Weareglsdtirstthiahomera- cently vacated has so soon hem N-wcuoied bl’ such worthy and enterprising young people. We hope that you will be happy here, and that the social contacts formed as well as the business relations an. tered into may prove of mutual benefit. And now as a slidit token 0! W!‘ swdwlll we would ask you t0 accent this gift, and may health, happiness and ty attend Nu and yours throughout the coming years.

Sisﬂed oi’ behalf of New Domin- ion Women's Institute.

Mrs. A. R. MacDonald. Preaidsnt. Elisabeth MncEwen, Secretary. After singly] "For They're a Jolly Good Couple", the party sn- gaged in games and contest. Ro- frcshmente were served by the lad- ies and all wended their way hum feling they had spent an enjoyable evening.

Trinidad Postman Establishes Church

LA Bil-EA, Trinidad, April 21-. (CID-Egbert McDonald, a Mayaro man of Grenadisn parentage. is probably ‘Prinidadb most religious letter-carrier.

In every district in which his dut- ies havs taken him, McDonald has established a chm-ch oi the Ply- mouth Brethren. All these churches that he founda are associates to the plgsnt church in Plymouth, mg- He first founded a branch oi the sect at Couvs, where he received his first Poet Oriiles appointment. Prom

to work immediately and found such a ready response from the people that when he was transferred to La Brea in i932, he had not only recru- ited hundreds of followers, but had succeeded in erecting a place oi worship. Starting from open air preaching in La B108. McDonald has had such a great success in his work that re- cently he dedicated a Gospel Hall for his followers at Maiuba.

Mr. McDonald is greatly assisted in his work by his wife.

MARKETING Bill ATTABKEII

(C-P. By Guardhifa Special W!!!)

OTTAWA. April Jib-Tho House oi Commons had another field to- day on the Government market- ing bill with Liberals putting up s concerted attack. A lone Conserve

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Iilrinc season will iasf until June 80. and includes the nor- thern section,

P. I. ISLAND GIIL WIN! OO- VITID AWARDS — Sister

ship rei- the study of the history "Id icvelomnent of children's ut- erature has also been awarded, u;

"Mimi"! to be selected by College of 5t. Catherine's. Sister Mary

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the province. the number of mom- bers having increased without suth.

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Kejlliyh (Prose. A ‘- “- ,Rm¢q,_ oo ucts an enterprising grocery buainea in Charlottetown, while “will”. Harold. is completing his 8rd year in medicine at Daihousio University.

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