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S- EVELYN KEYES

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TONY liiib WEDNESDAY snows 3230-7-8245

KINGSTON Y. I’. U.

Gite Appreciated

To the President. Officers and Members of "The Queen Mary Needlework Guild."

Another very successful year in both your worthy work, and ours has passed. Our success has de-l pended greatly on the unfailing support of so many individuals. and Societies whose heart ts really l-n this great work of doing some- thing worth while for our under- privileged children. -

Foremost gmo these ornnisl-

tlons is your s endid group of ladies. wboae hsndwork in making so many children's garments is magnificent and the display re- cently shown, was perhaps never excelled in all the long. and faith- ful history of your Guild. ‘i The ‘Prustess of the Protestant iOrphanage are deeply grateful for l the very great assistance your an- .iiual contributions have given and ‘would hope that every member oi . your highly skilled group will con- Isider themselves personaly thank- ‘ ed.

May you long be spared to con- tinue in this labor of love for chi‘.- dren i-n need.

Yours very trull. Chairman and Trulbt-s P.E.I. Protestant Orphanage

Ira M. Brown. Secretary Treasurer

LONG CREEK Y. P. U.

The regular meeting of the Lieu:

Creek Young People's Society mo; l on Wednesday night in the Chuich

with the president Vera Miﬁr- Leod presiding. Meeting opened by singing

hymn “My Faith Looks up Thee‘ Scripture reading lst. John. 1th

chapter was read by Rose Mac-i

Leod. followed by prayer by luv A. E. Todd. The minutes of gas‘. meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered by eleven

lmombers. Collection amounted to

Am Thine 0'1 same

$1.12. Lord" was then sung. The

Hymn "I

T“ ‘e§“1‘“‘ meeﬁng °i m“ King" officers We?" re-clectcd until the

sion Y. P. U. met at the hbme of ‘.4

Miss Christine King, Oharlotte- ‘Int Of Jm" Ho“ can ‘or

town. ‘The Worship period opened‘ Todd.

with a prayer by Rev. A. E. scripture lessen was led by Errol Green 1st Samuel 8—l-14- MYS- Parker Ncwson read a story about “The B Samuel". Hymn "Guide Me 0 ou Great Jehovah" Min- utes of the last meeting were road and approved.

Proceeds from play was $11-09- The next meeting to be held at the home of Mr. and lvirs. Wm. Oolwlll. The following committees were ap- pointed for next meetlns. WorshlP Period-Shirley Newson. Study Period-Norma smith. Errol Green- Recreation Pariah-Mildred Paul and Edna Colwill. Lunch Committee _.lvlrs. Parker Nowson. Verna Green Velda Green. The roll call was answered by 2'1 members and full!’ visitors present. Collection was taken which animus/ted to $180. Study Period was then led by J98!‘ Docherty. Miss Christine Kill! president of the Y. P. U. expressed regret of the departure oi: Mr. Todd. She then read an address on behalf of the group. and itlrs. Parker Neuson presented him with a small gift. Mr. Todd. -who was taken completely by surprise re- plied very feelingly saying he had always enjoyed working together. Lunch was served the hostess an committee in charge. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs. King and family for the

closed with the Mizpha Benedict- ion end Blest be the tie.

use of their home. The meeting

next meeting to be answered by the first 30 books of the Old Teste- ment. The lesson for the evening was conducted by Rev. A. E. Tu-id. A presentation of a pen and pen- cil set, was presented to Mr. l'odrl from the Young People's Society. the address was read by Pillie, and presented by Vera Mae- Leod. Mr. Todd thanked Young Per/pie in his usual

pah Benediction. Copy) . .

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AISOHBprIngfieId .22, repeating ' ' i‘

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Alice

the kind way for the gift. Meeting closed by singing hymn "PasfMe Not Oh Gentle Saviour". and the Mie- iPatriot Please

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JOHN ANDREW THOMPSON

On the morning of May 3rd. s death occurred at Keneington which caused widespread soriow when the angel of death claimed the spirit of John Andrew Thomp- son after an illness of some months. Two years ago he was ob- liged to undergo a serious opera- tion and after a time resumed nil Work. However. ill-health return- ed and in spite of the best medi- cal skill and tender nursing. by hl-s family. he gradually weakcned until the end came on the above mentioned date. The late Mr. Thompson played a prominent part in ill community activities for many years and will be great- ly missed by all citizens of Ken- sington and surrounding districts. His dynamic energy and self-sacri- ficing spirit made him always re-l-i .' and willing to help any worth- while community undertaking. For fifteen years he served on the Kensinston School board and was beloved by teachers and pupils. As a_mark of respect for such ‘on; and meritorious service the pupils oi’ Kensington School marched J the church and formed a guard of honor through which his funeral procession passed. As a director of the Kensington Rink for nnnv years he fostered winter sports and the many hockey teams he contacted Nspocied him for his fairness and impartiality in his dealings with them. ' He was the local representative of the Great West Life and Mutual Fire Insurance Companies and in this capacity became acquaint- ed with a large number oi‘ peapie who sincerely mourn his nasmng. Ha was connected with all nine Victory Loan Campaigns and mi instrumental in putting them nib over the top in this district. He

was a faithful member of Si. Mark's Anglican Church. Besides his sorrowing widow

(nee Harriet) Walker he leaves to mourn one daughter, Olive, teach- ing in Kenslngton School and tan eons. Allie with the R. C. M. P. at Halifax, N. 8.. and William at home. A daughter. Bertha (Mrs. R. L. Taylor) predeceased him by. several years. One sister. Emma. Mrs. O. D. Beaver of Norwich, Conn, also survives im.

His fun rsl was held on Mon-

When you have four ouds in your partner's major suit, it is us- .\tally wisq to insist that :he can. trlct be played at that suit rather than notrump-but this la by no ‘means m ironclad rule. Observe North's iniudlciotls bidding in to- idsTe deal.

It was lucky for East that he re- have been satls-fied with a ‘ow |atrained himself over North's heart contract-he should not have raised lresponse and failed to bid one,‘ in the remote hot”

‘rill ' ": cgtpwients from a cal-l ever, this raise to W0 iPldN 5119"“ tstrophe. As it was. South. ioilnd‘ have turned out 1'!"- bwtlll" '1"

EIUNIKFHESJIOSQIIITOES y

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up form-sped. conhact and IN! down three tricks for a penalty o! wagon-its. 3o should have done a little better. but when he W" upset as well as annoyed WM" l"

Bridge

Iy Jollphine oiuaertmii

HOSPITAL DANCE

MONTAGUE

THURSDAY, MAY 29 ﬂild every Thursday

is not the issue-it is the bidding thnt we should bring under the microscope. North was entirely out of line ln both his second and his ‘him [mi n, W5‘ pgﬂnissible _til answer the diamond opening with one heart, but ‘when Scu‘h i-hﬂl bk; a spade, North surely should

with Don Messer end his Islanders

that South

nnuse that would have could make a game. Actually. 110W-

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found all five of the missinl "will Holy Redeem“ QUIT V‘. NOTIUMP CONTIACTI in ElBi/l hand. I s Th, p13! at (mu- spades, however. U-NKsHT

The prizes list ss prevailin Billlos in the citv

For Charitable Purposes

TUESDAY DANCE

day, May 5th. to Si. Mark's Church i where the service was conducted by 1 a former pastor. Rev. B. Pram.- The hymns sung were "Nearer My

'l'Goﬂ to Titled." "held Kindly Ll|ht"

and "Abide With Mo." Mreuismea ‘ _Bheen presided at the organ. Mr. Fream delivered e fitting sermon of consolation to the bereaved and paid glowing tribute to the many

fine qualities of deceased. ‘Ilhe members of Mount Zion Loﬁe No. l2 A. 1". and A. M. were present at the church and held their im- pressive burial service at the graveside. Part Grand Master I. H. McFarlane. now of Pictou, N.!.. conducted the ceremony. The pali- bearers were Heath Bowness. Ed-

win Beairsto, Wm. J. Sample. E. H. Morn-lane. Turner Glyden and James L. Saunders. The following beautiful floral pieces were- laid on his casket s/‘hute tribute of love and sympathy.

FLORAL TIIBUTE

The I-‘simdly. Mr. and Mrl. R. L. Taylor and Children, Halifax. N. S. Mrs. C. D. Beaver. Norwich. , Arrnond.

Conn.

Mrs. James ‘lihompeon Viola and Bill. Moncton, N. B.

Dr. and ltirs. Eugene Alien. Mil- ford. Mass.

a ROGERS HARDWARE co. LTli.

"A ‘Phone 105-1808

Queen St-

. Doris and Mae. Mioneion. N. I.

‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Maolariane. i Pictoll. N. S.

' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. l. Brown and imiiznpeih. ohariottetown. P- E. I- i Mr. and Mrs. Keir Woodsida.

Eu-rpus war i

. Hamilton. P. m. i’.

. “he Reagh Sisters. Milton, P. E. I. . .

Teachers and Trustees of Ken- slngtOn khooi.

Pupils of Kensington School. '

congregation of M. Marks gimme, Remington, P. I. I.

R. C. M. P. Recreational Club.

I Halifax. N. B.

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Hyndimanrd: Cm. Ltd. Charlotte- i t. wn, P. E- ~ I oMt. Zion Lodge No. 12 (A. F. t; a. M). Kaneinsm- P- E- 1-

Directors of mitml lire Ins. 00-. Stimmeralde. P. B. I.

N0 BLUGGAID III

m. white own ant at MM" it; My! at ztett some esse a d1! ..4 total of more then 10.000.000 I

th h d iiie bi t. h - trum bid that South then _ . ‘ '"‘ ““ “'““‘“"°" ° " fmfji “in... "i... been nun... AT m: wnstan MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM i t rm l ll e of doietlsﬂ- South ler. §°{“§f,,,§',;,{,f‘°s.,.f... “would make 17s GRAFTON s1‘. 50th ".4" Wllwflm ..‘.~o clllb tricks, for: diamonds and . .14 5 5 I the heart ace. then could maneuver Modern and old Tlmo ‘Q J 7 d East into concedinlﬂ “no M mar: 9—iZ o'clock . 58 3 t oka in spades or mu‘ . 0f?" - _ _ I... __Q h? view of North's lliighly; onion: Music supplied by the __ ea 10 tic raise to two 55o es. 1r m! i" " N .21.... 3.‘“".i.‘2i.3"§°.‘1§i“.‘§i2i, “Itlsll slllllﬁslillt" K T I O .. with e ‘W8 - ' {it q 1 i W E a m...» mum be mic w w‘- CHECKROOM - cmrsm | g . S Q9‘ (m, gei- sli of North's four ‘spades. Ad _ _ 3s Q8 million c. . ‘y . 7 3 ' e-tce3eet>ee§4 ea sselnee corner. n! eIII 4F“ O A Q J 1° ‘ POT boiling to continue, as the drink keep in a warm place. After 5 “in, ‘A J 1° Hk- wizil gimme byltter. 6 d a ‘ m ax? sttllll‘ lhﬁéofiércﬂa S“i‘flllii l a n“ may.‘ l. Measure the required amount f- ttﬁlwred eyrrequlrﬁ] mzilour- mr now“: cpl?’ nis horny d sou“ w!‘ "on" l," of coffee into the coffee pooahd ° C0 ﬁg an v cmesvlv 1 aF-d _ d bu Q o 1o minute. '11s ‘. P“. l. Pa" 5.11%.}... megsuretg imrﬁunt 01.321,“ ed, bo ng hater. tr wei c. lea y to e saved. Pa“ a‘ p“. co or hot. wa 6i‘. dice orl Got. —--%- ti: 'eli, nd l t b t bo . i i‘: gen.“ Dble" gtilr ‘Again? remlbsvc labs like D A I C R O S S W O R D p and add a dash of gold water‘ to ACROSS DOWN ztureu,“ ~ settle the grounds. o not anew llwhir] lvscomsh 2"L°“er ' 5. Missile royal family 22. Grow old DAILY CROSSWORD won»- 1 anyhow- ﬂail/teeth“ _ q _ fl c acnoss 2. Narrow 21. Incen- ' 9, sf; £35,...“ liJ-lvxutjli) 1. Macaw: inlet dilrism (Afr) “ ®vered 35_ Massachu- 8 tGeol.) 23.Bodyot i0 Shower with ink seitacape . mng .Dull pain Water . ll POUly (Negative 26. Crushing cubes 4. Chairs 25. Color u seapon you. snakes \ 10. eAdrgicenowl- lgfgélelsﬂsiion! t-Iep.) 5. Wide int to flight ‘r l I _ \ in. . __ rsrrrnimnsl u gtyﬁgub, 6' ficrliif‘ 2°'?'5‘“‘° d a H Elli-ii‘. giwhoilea no. Mgiliiiiainii ‘ ‘M’ ' ~ °mi3°un 3 ' ' . 31V: ' i

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u flmvlued l?‘ Eiggigmut d s t d A ' ' province lLResorts 35. Tree trunk 38.S.1ci-eri ‘

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