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11-8-31. DUI S1082 will close at 1230 Wedneedey and all day Thursday. November llth. Rixﬂs Grocxefyé

i. MEETING Ladies tiariottetown Gel! Club c. in the City Hall, Tues- P. M. 11-8-21.

FII-NEB-HUNTLEY — The ma!- rlage o! Miss Shirley Huntley,

James Huntley, Halifax, w Chgia lee Norman Feener, eon or Mrs. Feener and the late Forman Feener

in Charles Street United Church. Rev. W. B. Seeley officiating. The bride wore a blue silk suit, match- uccessories and a corsage o! re roeee. Later the bride and Sworn left (or a honeymoon at . and will visit e bride'e brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and |Mrr. 0.5. Dihgwell, New Glasgow, _P.E I The groom has been em- ployed with the c. . dining .servico_and was recently accented lf-limmterr service. -1~ialifa.x Her-

‘ rvmon am canes Ac-rrvrr- IES —'l'he following is 1 report of [the Junior Red Cross of crass lROB-ds School for 1942-43. Thirteen ‘meetings were held and the total membﬁfihib was 23 members. P690! Wweie and soap were pro- vided for the classroom and in the *win.er months hot cocoa was serv-

ed. The work passed in to me Red (Floss consisted oi: 2 afghans, I1 Blrli sweater, 1 autograph quilt, I44 face cloths, 18 crib quilts. Don- M10115 0i $10. to the Prisoner ot | w" m“. $8.15 To the Greek Fund, 19.10 to ltusslan Fund, $22.55 w Jhe Orion-ed Children's Fund and ‘$72 54 to the War i-"mids were Iralade. A camlmiln was Dill on for l. i" saline Stamps and s20 worth .0! Certificates were bought. Easter ﬂllfdi. Mayfiowers and iruit were - "ht to the sick and crib led child_ "h- Fur the year a ton. 018113.59 l was raised, and at the beginning of thisﬁﬁfm We were very‘ pleased to ifelVﬁ the Banner; this being the . 1rd consecutive year, we are now the permanent holders oi the Ban- ‘ ner. l -____. ALLAn -- HAYTER. - A wed_ finite! interest to a wide clrclg oi“ eiatives and friends in the Marl. gmes wok place on Wednesday, rpvember 3rd. Qt the Darsonage of t e Church o! hrist. River John, N- 5-. when Miss Lois Hariett. Hay tel‘. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. .1. W. Havter. River John. N. s._ we; I “ﬂied in marriage with Mr. Austin Carleton Allan. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Allan, .1150 q; Rive;- John. N. S. The ceremony was Der. _formed by the brides father and took place under an arch of ever- green and autumn leaves and flow- ers. The bride entered the living room to the strains of Lohengnns IWedding March played by her sis- ter. Miss Winnilred Halter, and was attired in a floor length govm White ehiﬁon. iashioned with sweetheart neckline fitted torso,

halo of orange blossoms. She car- ~ried a white Bible, gift of the 8100111. with white satin streamers, caught up with sweet pea buds and sprigs of maiden hair fem. Her matched earls. FOIICNVUJK the cere- onlv ornament was a necklace of molly. a sumptuous weeding sup- Der was served to the guests pres- lent. The color scheme in the dili- .ing room was sliver, pink and iwhite. The bride's table was cen- |tred by a three tier weddin cake ‘topped by a miniature. brie B-‘n ,RI‘OOIZL White tapers 1h silver wandle-sticks and silver vases roses were placed at either end oi’ the table. Immediately following, and amid showers of confetti, the bride and groom left on a honey- ggron trio thro h tlhe Maritimes. v

navy teilore cessoriee. The many gift-s or silver. crystal. china. linen. and cheques tied to the popularity of the oun couple who will reside at Sea . N. 8.. where the groom e engaged far and the

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Pretty llovenher Wedding Saturday In Zion Church

Tb» Ivan nun were ‘y potrltztic ribbon Mung! Mr T Dunning Keillor.

Hollies. lovely ilowerr and ierne ideal mum for the

be groorgsman the groom. During e ceremony Mre- Edwin Johnston. the abut-c. played softly and Miss Allemnseng tho bridal

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Mrs. Smith chose a ama-rt powder sorta being carried out in navy . with cor-sage of Hollywood

aner the ceremony a dc htful reception W84 held at the - iottetown when happiest congratu- lations were extended to Lieut. Smith who left on a ort honeymoon trip by car. the bride wearing a brovrn dress and hat with fur trim green coat and brown accessories.

The Guardian loin; in happiest good wishes.

Protestant Orphanage COLLECTIONS

(Qharlottetown Continued) $60: irom several Friends. $1.80 from five Friends. 75c each: Mrs. A. C. Duchemin: Amv Jones; Miss McQuarrie; Mre. Larter. 60c: Mrs. Jcesie Morrison. 50c each: Mrs. Johnston: M. Peters; Sadie Acorn; Rhoda Binns: Ada Dluican: Mr. Gallant; Berna- dette ‘Iralnor: E. M. McGrath: a Friend: Joe Duggan: Margaret. Ceilings: Mrs. John McEachern. 45c: Mrs. J. Carmichael. 40c from: Mrs. Thacher: Dawson: Janie Small: Mrs.

unn: Mrl. N. Moiynenmc; Miss Vaniderstine: Mrs. John Simpson: Mrc. Albert McDougall; Mrs. s; M", Crnig; Mrs. Eric f‘ ‘ e: is; Holmes: W. L. McCnnnell.

33c: A Friend.

30c: Frances McLennan: Two Friends.

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“I USED to get e kick out of just being 2 home girl. While others sought jobs and careers, l enjoyed helping out at home.

“I know the home is still important . . . but other things are far more so today. Boys we love are ﬁghting to preserve those things. That's why, when my brothers joined up . . . I felt I should too."

That's the way every patriotic Canadian girl should think . . . and an‘ . . . today! There

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25c each: Mrs. W. Larter; Mrs. Holland; Jean Scott: A Friend; 1". B. Conrad dz Co.; Horace Phillips: Mrs. Hamilton: Miss Clark; Mrs. "ulnar." Mrs. Eddie; . Con‘: H. McPherson: Peggy unmpbcli: Mrs. Best; . Tweei; Mrs. Porter; A Friend: Mm, c, Gallant: K. MacRae; Mrs. Stead; Missjlatts; Ruthﬂagerts; F. Mill:

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Mary Macliac: Friend; Grace Diamond; Mile M. Craewell; Mile M. McManuI; Mrs. McNevin: Jennie Turner; Mrs. A. Walker; J. Weatherblc: Two Friends: Mre. Bakervilie: Warren; Mrs. C Mrs. G. E. Hart: ' Mn. uriel McDonald; Mrs. Rose ' Mre. Rose; Mrs. J Mrs. A. ' Mre. J. Bell; Mrs. Claude Milli Two Blends; Mrs. Wm. Cameron; Mrs. Mrs. Gurney; A

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"Phantom of l-he ODE!!!" _ today to the Prince w_ Theatre. The ionn-antici ductio . heralded as super thrill-classic. is been filmed on a is listed as one of the year

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1 one of the most success- iul attractions vet made bv Uni- vgrgn] studios.

Nelson Eddy. Susanna roster and Claude Raine are oo-starred. Dis- irmrhed players in the huge MIP-

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Hume Cronyn. Material l: Extraordinary The Get-eon lreroux comllesliifm- on which the story ie bB-Wd- is N‘ arded es extraordinary screen material. combining M it 11°95 1° mm“, “watery, music and an cle- ment m dramatic terror unique l" literature. The magniﬁcent Perl-Z pera. complete in everv ortnﬂ _ detail. was repxlsdlibed 11v U“ V" eal for the i} and serves Be B_

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The groom was suPborted b)’ h" brother Eugene

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. W.J. Pequot nccolnpnnicd Y nrs Paquet Krho also plaved the lweddlng marc .

After the marriage a weddinl breakfast was served to immediltl relatives and friends at the home 0t ‘the brides parents.

The brine and groom left 0n I honeymoon through the Mnritimes. ‘For trn\'elliii* llic bride wore I black talilor . Still with accessories i lO mntc l

The groom is a Bombardier with an ack-ack regiment and leaves for 'his unit sho

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hite of Souris Wesz. . The marriage ceremony and "up" tial Mass were perlormed nv _ j DP Orokeri with Rev A i. Sin- nott and Rev. Leonard hiacKermﬂ

‘present in the sanctuary

. The bride looked clmrinln _in [a ifloor length gown nf \\'hl.c sl l. tn - feta, finger-tip veil with cranes blossom wreath. and 'v'\'EHl‘ll’1iZ_ =1 cog-sage of American beauty rgsﬁﬁk- ahacarried awhile dialer 3°

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to her marriage m‘ bride was teliderzd a 507D shower zit 11H‘ home where mnﬂy friends attended and gave U19 briric-to-be mnnv usciul gifts and n_t_evenir~"

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