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Cup and Saucer Tea At Montague.

..'Mlsa Shirley Livingston. R.N., was the guest of honor of twelve iriends at a cup and saucer tea

vat the home of Mrs. Leroy White.

Montague. Monday evening. On arrival. the bride-to-he was re- ceived by the hostess and escort- ed to a prettiiy decorated chair of honor. The gifts were strategi- cally hidden in the living room and to the accompaniment of the alarm clock bell. Miss Livingston sought and found them. and the verses were rent by Mrs. Alan Nelson. Twelve beautiful cups and saucers were received by tho honored guest who graciously thanked her friends for the gifts and good wishes. An original hu- morous skit by Mrs. C. A. Show featured a mock groom (Mrs. Shaw). a family photograph al- bum and a hilarious proposal. when the "groom" had enacted a number of weird promises from the bride-to-be. a vocal solo "0 Promise Me" was beautifully sung by Mrs. J. D. MacLeod. An hour of singing and an original story in which the entire group took part was greatly enjoyed. At the toe hour. Mrs. R. G. Mac- Donald presided over the teacups and a delectable buffet lunch was served by the hostess. The dining room table was centred with a beautiful bouquet of narclssus and lilies-of-the-valley, flanked with tall white tapers. A delightful party ended with the singing of "For They (the bride-to-be and the hostess) Are Jolly Good Fel- lows" and "Good Night Ladies."

Peakes

..tMr. and Mrs. Chester McCar- thy wera recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Duffy. Byrnes Road. -

Miss Rosella Devine. left for Boston. Mass.. June 10. where she will spend a two weeks vacation

- with relatives.

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Ruth Boswell; Miss Kiwanis, Barbara MacDonald.

In Memoriam ERNEST S. MCINNIS

The community of Savage Her- bar was shocked and saddened whgn on May 14th word was re- ceived of the sudden passing of Mr. Ernest S. Mclnnis in Boston. lilass.. son of Mr. and Mrs. An- gus Mclnnls and a former real- dent and native son of Savage Harbor.

As a young man he yielded to the urge to go west and while there he answered the call to arms and enlisted in the Cana- dian army of world War I. After demohillzliioli he resided for some time in the U. S. A.. but wishing to be with his mother in

her declining years he returned

to his old home and for some years was actively engaged in iarniing. later returning to Bos- tnii where he has been well known as a painter and interior decor ainr. until ill health forced his retirement His plans were al- ready completed for his return to

' native province and there uiiidst the scenes of childhood he would spend his nmainlog years. llut God willed otherwise atnridmonod him to his eternal re- va .

Ernie as he was better known was a refined and cultured gent- irman and because of his respect for old and young alike he was a friend wherever he went. He leaves to mourn Ms one brother John D.. Point DI do and three sisters Berbarai Mrs. Elisha Doyle). Savage Harbor; Marion (Mrs. John MacDonald). Boston: and Vonie (Mrs. Paine) of Western Canada.

The funeral which was very

I3l'ReIy attended. was held from I

the home of Us sister. Mrs. Elisha Doyle to St. Andrew's Church, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated fry the pas-

'0r- Rev. Geo. Maocormae who lilo conducted die service at "ll nave.

The pallbearers, el nephews of the deceased were: Ernest Doyle. Ronald Doyle, Bernard Nlile. Reuben Mckinls. J. D. liclnrila and James Mclllnle.

Card oi-Thanks

hills brothers and sisters of the it Ernest 8. Maefnnis wish to mend their sincere thanks and hf? anorectaloa to all kind Miends and neighbors who sent ass Cards and messages of nimnalhy or assisted in any way "riniz their i-grant sad bereave- innit

June Wedding At Souris

..'A wedding of interest was solemnized in St. James United Church, Souris. on Saturday, June 11th at 8 o'clock, when Ellen Doreen. daughter of Mrs. Dun- lap of Souris and the late Alfred L. Dunlap of Moncton. N.B.. and Walter Auid. son oi Rev. Wald- ron A. MacQuarrie. D.D.. and the late Mrs. MacQusrrle of Hope- well. N.S.. were united in mar-

p.m. (D.S.T.) on Tuesday night. will mark the speeding-up of the summer centennial activi- will include: Left to right: Miss Junioi Board of Trade. Nancy MacNevin; Miss Lions Club. Connie Chandler; Miss Rotary. Noryne Ma.cPherson; Miss Kinsmen. Rita Shanahan; Miss Centennial Y's Men.

Eastern Guardian

..'CLEARANCE SALE. Entire stock at reduced prices. Joanna Dress Shop.

. 'S1'. MARY'S Parish. Mon- tague. chicken supper. July it. Beaver Club Hall.

..'ANNUAL meeting tonight. Montague Home and School As- sociation. new school at 8:30.

..'lALE CONTINUES until June is by popular I 1 Stewart & Beck's. Montague.

..'Mth BIRTHDAY -- Congratu- lations are extended to Mr. Nor-

riage. Dr. MacQuarrie perform- ed the ceremony A T by Rev. D. A. Sharpe.

The church was beautifully de- corated wlth tulips, narciasl. and apple blossoms. The guest pews were marked with bows of white ribbon and-llilee oi the valley-

The bride was given in mar- riage by her uncle. Mr. J. Frank Sterne. she was attired in a bal- lerina length dress of white HY- lon organdle over net and taf- ma. fashioned in I tight fitting bodice with Peter Pan collar. The skirt was decorated with em- hroidered medallions. The sleeves

""1 were three quarter length. shir-

red below the elbow. Her should- er length veil fell from a tiers of seed pearls. and she wore white nylon mitts. She carried a nougay of red sweetheart roses and lily of the valley.

Her only attendant was Miss Anita Cudmore of Charlottetown. She were I ballerina length dress of blue embroidered nylon over taffeta with matching jacket and cap. She wore nylon mitts and carried a noeegay of pink sweet- heart roees and lily of the val-

ey. The best man was William H. Crockett of Dartmouth. N.S. The ushers were Robert schurman. Freetown. cousin of the groom. and Alan K. MacLean. cousin of the bride.

The set soloist was Mrs. G. G. K. eake, cousin of the bride who sang 0 Perfect Love and Handel's Wedding Hymn. The or- ganist was Mrs. Henry Later. The bride's mother were a street length dress of pale blue figured nylon with taffeta Jlecket and snatching hat of straw. net

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.A recap on core- mony was held in the lee View Hotel. Up blossoms were used for decora ons and the brid 's table was centered with a

tier wedding cake and bouquets oi pink and white snapdregon and while tapers. Mrs. Brewer Auid. aunt of the groom and

Miss Haaei ltearns. aunt of the

bride. presided over the tea cups. Miss Miriam Matthew and Miss Agatha McCabe assisted in serv- ing. The toast to the bride was proposed by the Rev. D. A. Shgrpg to which the groom fit- tlngly responded.

After the reception the bride and groom left by car for a trip trough the Eastern U.S.A. and Canada.

For travelling the bride wore a navy suit with box coat. trim- med with white. and matching hat of navy straw. Her eorsage was pink carnatlona.

on their return they will re- side in Dartmouth. N.S.. where the groom is stationed at Shear- water Naval Base.

The bride was formerly on the staff of the Eastern Trust Com- pany ia Charlottetown.

Out of town guests were Mi'I- Brewer Auid. Brigadier and Mrs G. O. K. ealre, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stuart Weir. Miss Agatha Me Cabe, Miss Miriam Matthew. and Miss Margaret Mallett from Char- lottetown, Mr. and Mrs. H. P Cudmore. Hrackley. Miss Olga White. Ottawa. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Albert MacDonald, Eldon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunsford. Hampton, Miss Jean McLean Covehesd. and Nb. Douglas Smith. Dartmouth. N.s.

rain on SI-IINI . . . riieiui-s run A son YOU AND Tl-ll FAMILY TOO-AT THE ?

"NOR TH RIVER "

. annual whim Road school meet-

Jo selecting and crouming the "Centennial Queen" at Queen Charlotte High School in an interesting ceremony be

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man MacDonald. Whim Road. who is today celebrating his 94th birthday. Mr. MacDonald is ex- ceptionally smart for his advan- ced years. and it is the wish oi all that he may have many more happy years to come. it is re- gretted that Mrs. MacDonald is ill in the King's County Hospital at this time, and is unable to join in celebrating the occasion with her husband.

..'SCHO0L MEETING The

ing was held on Tuesday night. June 7. at the school house. Mr. Webb Nicholson acted as chair- man. Following the reading of the minutes. the secretary, Mr. Miles MacKlnnon. gave the financial re- port. The teacher's supplement of 5400 was left unchanged. A sum was voted for improvements to ,ihe school building and grounds ;Mr. Webb Nicholson was re-ap- pointed as trustee for a three- year term and Mr. Robert Camp- bell was named as auditor for the coming year.

Personals

..'Mr and Mrs. Ruehen Waits. York. were recent visitors to

commercial Cross.

..hMr. Cecil Nicholson and Mr. Lyman Nicholson. Sturgeon. spent the recent weekend at their home in whim Road.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camvbeil Commercial Cross. and Mr George Clarey. Whlm Road. were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

..'Mr. and Mrs. James Aitken and family, Georgetown Royalty. were recent visitors he whim Road where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Munro.

..'Mlaa Mary K. Munro resum-

pital after several weeks tioning at Whim Road with her

ed her studies at the P.E.I. Hos- i

Mrs. Josephine Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hughes. Fort Agustua. .lune 5.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Em and daughter, visited Mr. and Mrs. D. Mclnnis. Bangor. June 5.

The many friends of Mrs. Jo- seph Lawler. regret to learn that she has re-entered the Charlotte- town Hospital. for treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. John McLellan and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDon- alrl visited Charlottetown. June 8.

Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kenny. Byrnes Road. received word rec- ently that their son. Eric. who is

a patient at the Children's Hospi-

tal. Halifax. is now making a successful return to good health.

Members of the 4-H Sewing Club of Peakes, held their Achieve- ment Day June 6. Mrs. Maylea Manning was present to judge the sewing and to present certificates and prizes. Misses Gertrude. Lor-

raine. Miriam, Juanita and Anne

Gillan successfully completed 2nd year .while Misses Moyra Kelly and Mary MacDonald lat year.

CHILD KILLED RICHIBUCTO. N. B. tCPi - A Rlchlbucto child. Mary Comeau. 8. ran in front of a truck here

Saturday and was killed. The truck

was driven by Albert Call of file- liibucto.

VICE

parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Munro. ' ..'Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mac-

Donald and daughter. Margaret

Ann. Wood Illnnds. were recent visitors to the home of Mr. and

Murr H-irhor worth

-IMr. and Mrs. Donald Mac- q"""I9 Md young daughter. Heather of Roseneath. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mlllar on May 29.

M” imd gMI'S- ROY Graham and daughter. carol. New Glasgow. N. S.. were recent week-end guests of the former s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Graham.

Guests at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Marvyn Johnston on May 22 were: Mr. and Mrs. George Newman and son Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Good and family, Char- lottetown. and Mr. and Mrs. Mer-

vin Scott and daughter. Lona of Dartmouth. N. S.

Profound sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Hector Stewart who passed away in the Kin s County Memorial Hospital on ay 24. after a brief illness.

The many friends of Mrs. James MacLure are led to see her out again after beng confined to her home with the "flu."

Mrs. Weston Johnston was a roc- :3! business visitor to Charlotte- wn.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kerwin. stu- dent at Pictou Academy. spent the holiday week-end at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kerwin, Cambridge.

Ilriiss Mary F Jiihiiston is va- cationing at the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Marvyn John- ston after having successfully com- pleted her first year's studies at Prnce of Wales College.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. James Graham regret to learn they are confined to their ,home through illness. All wish them a speedy return to good health.

Air. and MX'S.'-IllI'Il1 MacPherson. -"WW GIBHEDW. IV S.. spent the rec- enl week-end with Mrs. MacPher-

son's father. Mr. lrnest Graham.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron and family. New Glasgow. N. 3.. were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Condon.

The Mission Band met in the veatry of the Church on Saturday afternoon, May 28. with l5 mem- bers present.

Mr. Wesley Mciiillop and Mr.- and Mrs. Lorne McKilIop left by plane on Tuesday for their home in Regina. Sask.. after attending the funeral of their brother. the late Chules Mcl(illop. while here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn.

Mr. Neil Mat-Swain. Peters Road. is a patient in the King's County Hospital. His many friends wish him an early return to good health.

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Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Llewellyn and loll. Gary. have returned to their home in Peterborough. 0ot.. after attending the funeral serv- ices for the late Charles MacKll- lop. While here they were the guests of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn.

Mrs. Neil Macswain. Peters Road. is spending some time in Montague. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Johnston.

Mrs. Thomas Miller has return- ed to the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond, Charlottetown. after s ending the winter months at te home of her brother. Mr. Harry Reid and Mrs. Reid.

Friends of Mrs. Newton Hiclten are pleased to see her up and around again following her recent illness.

Mr. Robert Vanlderstine. Char- lottetown. Nnd Mr. Carter Van- Iderstine. New Glasgow. N. S., were Sunday guests of their bro- ther-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. lvan McKeemsn and two daughter have returned to their home in Brookfield. N. S.. after spending several days in

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Murray Harbor North. the guests of Mrs. McKeemsn's brother and

Llewellyn.

nierside. were weck-cnd guests of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.

returned to their home in Peter- bornugh, Ont. after spending sev-i eral days at the home of AIl'xi.R

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Lorne Valley

Mr. James Mat-Leod. a former . V resident of this vicinity. who has 5111001? Hymllalhy is extended to resided at Bonahaw for the past

ster-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Milton

the family of the late Mrs. lliau-grew” ygarg, lg gt preggnt spending rice Creed who passed away Nd-lsome time at his home here. A denly at her home in Sturgeon on May 26. in her 34th year.

host of friends are extending a cordial welcome to him and many old acquaintances are being re- iiewed.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. New Perth. were recent Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. My- Mr and Mrs PIi'ncst Brown Ital'0im-,t pa,-9"”, Mr. and M", Dune;

-Shaw.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe. Sum-

nd Mrs. Marvyn Johnston.

Due to the absence of our min- lcr. the Rev. D A. Campbell who is attending the General Aa- scmlily of the Presbyterian Church

rown's parents. Mr. and Mr.s.i erbert Llewellyn Mr. and filrsl

Brown were called home due in-in Canada at Toronto. Ont, serv- me made" p,,m,,g U; M”. gram. 3 ice at Lorne Valley Church was brorther-in-law. Mr Klliop. were accompanied by Mrs. Killop and young sons.

chart” M... conducted by the Rev. L. M. lpium. (hgy Mar.-Naughinn of Marshfleld. on gm-.lSunduy. June 5. Mr. MacNaugh- Kenneth inn dellvcred an inspiring mea- first visit to this

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AI entries to he in not later than June 25th at l2:3D Al'emrles to he left at the "BIKE SHOP".

Hot Rod Race! June 27 at 6:30 P.M.

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