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,2" .?i.iiii'ii22..)ii.” siliil hisrside on Mgnd.BYfV"”"B- . I iii"li.”t'.i'i5.3.i 3.”"E'll2i2 .nems;i3fn Wm, her sisters, Mrs. L. ap Hum and 11,11-5.. K. Rogers.

M cDougall and son. ”'g..i.e.minu;) MacDougall of t,” visited relatives and friends ii:””S..;..n..-rside on SundIY- . .

. Clifford Smith has return- home in Summerside - I -' -l d ”2'...f”i.'.':. w...:'.".. . .

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M, and Mrs. George Bernard icbmied their 60th Wedding. An- ”. .5...-V uith relatives and friends 1TU”,(...3- home in 0'Leary last a .

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- h Tamlyn of Sumner- lM”l)l::ll::Cd the hundredth an- w'::1'slll'V of her birth on Thurs- "nv -1 vth relatives and friends. 335 iii . o - 1

W ,.,.,i Mrs. Leslie Ramsay of Mimi. Riier. uere visited last vening by friends. nelShb01'5 and Flatiirs hho called to tender r.:..gmu1i.iiions and best wishes on in. gain anniversary of their wed-

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A iiighiv enjoyable evening. yp',,,,5,..-pd by the members of the 3 O.'B A. was held in the Orange Hm, Smnmerside, on Wednesday

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evening with Mr. L. R. Allen was Master of Ceremonies. The follow- ing program was ,rosontod: In- strumental music by Miss Mary Geldart (piano) and Mr. Alex MacPherson (guitar); reading by Mrs. J. 5. Perry; vocal solo by Mrs. Wendell Clark; Magic Tricks by the chair an; Monologue by Miss Jean Ma Fsdyen; Piano solo by Miss Geldart; Dancing by Mr. Roland Sheen. accompanied on the piano by Mr. Lowell Husstis; Vocal solo by Mr. Robert Betton: Vocal Duet by Mrs. Clark and Mr. James Phillips. Each number was en- cored. This was followed by delic- ious refreshments served by the ladies. . . . .

Mrs. Elmer Offier. the presi- dent. was in the chair at the Nov- ember meeting of the Lsdies' Guild of the Summerside Presbyterian Church at the home of Mrs. Rus- sell Hunter. Following routine busi- ness is gratifying report was re- ceived on the recent hot turkey dinner served in the Hall. Mrs. Emmett Ranahan assisted the hos- tess in serving refreshments.

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Mrs. Ralph MacFarlane enter- talned at her home in Bummerside last. evening when bridge was in play.

. . . Mrs. Cecil Mill of Clermont is visiting in Summerside, guest of

her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Hunter. .. . .

Mrs. K. Lefurgey of Summerslde. was hostess at bridge at her home on Wednesday evening.

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Mrs. Basil Kelly of Summerside, is spending the winter months at the Lennox .1-lotel. Charlottetown.

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Miss Helen Schurman. R.N.. who has been superintendent of the Prince County Hospital is leaving today for Woodstock, N. B.. to as- sume her duties. Prior to her de- parture she was presented with a farewell gift by the Summerslde Women's Business and Professional Club of which she was the first president. The presentation of the gift was made on Wednesday at the charter meeting of the club. Again at the hour of tea. yesterday. Miss Sehurman was guest of honor of the Hospital Lulies' Aid at Mulberry Lodge. Presiding over the tea table. with its artistic arrange- ments of autumn flowers and light- ed tapers were Mrs. Harold Schm- man and Mrs. A. G. Kenyon, Mrs. R. L. Willet and Mrs. Preston Ken- nedy. On behalf of the members.

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Mrs. Heath Strong made a pre- sentation of a farewell gift.

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IN MEMORIAM

MES. MAUBICI WHITI

The death occurred at the City Hospital Charlottetown in the early morning hours of Sept. 19, 1953 of Mrs. Maurice White nee- Cathsrino Feehan in her 83rd year.

For some time she had not been enjoying good health and in May 1952, she underwentamalor opera- tion.

From this, she recovered tempor- arily and was able to-enjoy her family and friends. so much so that she spent the greater part of the winter of 1953. visiting with her daughters in Virginia. She ro- turned in the early spring accom- panied by her daughtor Patsy, who gave up her position and lovingly and tenderly cared for her mother until about a week previous to her death. when it was deemed advis- able that she enter the Hospital, where on the above named date. and fortified by the rites of the Roman Catholic Church, her soul took its flight to meet her Maker.

Although suffering from. and having the knowledge that she had a malignant disease, her interest and thoughts were ever of her family and friends. She was al- ways happy and glad to receive visitors and invariably. in the most assuring manner. talked of the Great Beyond and the Joys await- in her, frequently mentioned how she would have the privilege of sharing eternal joy sooner than those with whom she was convers- ing. To visit her was a joy and in- splration.

When in good health her door was always open to the poor and needy. and many a weary soul found rest and consolation in her home. i

She will be missed by a host of friends, but most of all in the home. She leaves to mourn her husband and six daughters viz - (Margaret), Mrs. Rolland Alchorn. Rocky Point; (Olga) Mrs. Trevor Davies and (Reta) Mrs. James Atkinson. Charlottetown; (Cath- erine) Mrs. Philip Hogan. Toronto and (Eileen) Mrs. Ernest Hartune and Patsy, Virginia. also a sister, Mrs. George Cowgill and a brother, William Feehan of Iowell. Mass.

The funeral which was largely attended by relatives. friends and neighbours was held on Monday morning. Sept. 21, 1953. from her home at Rocky Point to St. Martin's Church. South Shore where solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Father Enright assisted by Rev. Father Murphy as deacon and Rev. Father Coyne sub-deacon.

The burial took place in the family plot where all that was mortal of a. devoted wife. mother, and friend was laid to rest there

to await a glorious resurrection. Tho honorary pallbearers were Messrs. James Srr..ith. John More- side, Seymour Murphy, Wellington Murphy, Malloy Norman MacDon- ald, Allison MacMllian, Gordon McEwen and Peter Morrison. Act- tlve pallbearers: Messrs. Jos. Doiron. Stanley Taylor. Herbert Gorveath, Edmund Handrahan, Richard Griffin and John Smith.

The Floral tributes. Mass Cards and spiritual bouquets. were many and bore silent tribute to the memory of the deceased.

Flowers Pillow. Family. , Wreaths

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor. Char-

lottetown.

Mr. J. O. Hyndman, Charlotte- town.

George Ellie and Family. Lowell.

ass. Kathleen Bill and Family, Lowell, Mass. Crew of Rocky Point Boat. Martin Mitchell, Rocky Point. D. F. Bethune. Charlottetown. Ringwood Womens' Institute. Rocky Point. sprays ...Kltty and Clifford Orford, Char- lottetown. Mary and John McLean, Char- lottetown. Margaret and Jim Brady. Char- lottetown. Esther and Calvin Russell. Char- lottetown. Joan and Irene O'Brien. Char- lottetown. Ruth. Ina and Neil. Joe and Mary Doiron. Rocky Point. Mr. and Mrs. Enmund Handra- hsn. Rocky Point. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Georveatt. Rocky Point. Ivor and girls. Rocky Point. May Dongle. Rocky Point. Jack -8tontiford, Rock Point. Percy. Austins. David and Judy. Lee, Lloyd and Lowell Tuttle, Washington, D. G.

Mr. and Mrs. Black, Virginia.

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Mr. and Mrs. Kelly. Virginia. U. B. A

'Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, Virginia. '0. B .A.

Mr. and Mrs. White. Virginia, 0. S. A.

Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Virginia. U. 8. A.

Jean and Dot, Virginia. I). B. A.

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Margaret. Julie and Vie Boron- son. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDonald and Family, Charlottetown.

Isabel Storey and Marion Ready, Charlottetown.

Charlie.

Lester.

Mon Cords

"Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bmith, Char- IOCCGIDWH.

Mr. and Mrs. Eton Doiron. Char- lottetown. -

Joe. Gladys. lhoiio Malloy. (2) Charlottetown. Mrs. G. L. Smith, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Dswolfo and Family Dartmouth. N. 5. Harry and Louise Conway, Char- lottotown. Mr. and Mrs. James Doiron. Mrs. Selina McMahon and larle, Rocky Point. Mr. and Mrs. Denis 0'5hea and Family. Glenfinnsn. Harry and sun: MacDonald. Oharlottotown.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Landry. ,1-felon Murphy.

Blancho Caron. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald. Charlottetown. Charlottetown Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. James Csrragher.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O'Brien, Moncton. N. B. (3 Pilot Officer Bummerslde.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cavanagh and Roma. Charlottetown. (High)

Louise Murphy. Charlottetown. (High)

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blanchard, Charlottetown.

J. Elmer Blanchard, Charlotte- town.

Celine Gaudet. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and Family. Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Charlotte- town.

Lena Hsrtinger, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Berrigan and Bernard. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Florence McAleer, Char-

) Gaston Proulx.

lottettown.

Evangelina Vessoy. Charlotte- town.

Josephine and Anna. Grimes. Charlottetown.

William and Vincent Grimes and Family, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Decoste, Charlottetown. -

Mr. and Mrs. Albert MacRae, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moreside and Family, Charlottetown.

Helen and Alfred Currie. Char- lottetown.

Aunt Carrie. Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril MacDonald and Family. Charlottetown.

Capt. Jerryv Doucette, Charlotte- town.

Joseph B. Griffin, Toronto.

Mrs. Julia Byrne.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robison, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. W. McDonald. Charlottetown.

Inez and Vincent Grimes, Char- lottetown.

Bernadette and Edmond Arsen- ault, Charlottetown.

Sisters of St. Martha. Charlotte- town Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doyle, Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. George Conglll and Family, Lowell, Mass. (High)

Mr. and Mrs. Linus Monaghan,

Kenneth Flavelle,

D. E. Gallant,

Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walsh, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson. Charlottetown.

Aldina Poirier. Charlottetown.

(High),

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Andrew Walsh, Charlotte- town.

Annie and Eva.

Mr. and Mrs. South Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aubrey. Lowell, Mass. (2)

Priests atst. Anthony's, Virginia, U. S. A.

Gustin Dowling,

R. E. McNeill, Manuel Mello.

The Waggon Family, Virginia. U. S. .

Mr. and Mrs. John Closslck, U. S. A.

Marguerite Clossick, U. B. A. (3) Mrs. Shirley Martineill, U. S. A. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Babineau. Moncton, N. B. (High) Mrs. Leo Dailey, Lowell, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie O'Brien,

Halifax, N. B. (High)

Helen White. '

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diamond and Family. v

Mr. Henry Sencabaugh. Fair- view. Claronco N. B. (2) Joseph Murphy. South Shoro. T-he Griffin Family. South Shore. (High) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrison, Rocky Point. - Mrs. Catherine Feehan and Fam-

Babineau. Moncton,

ily. Rocky Point.

Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison and Family. Rocky Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tuplln

and Family. Rocky Point. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith and Katie, Rocky Point.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. New Dorr..tnion.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murphy, South Shore.

Billie and Lizzie.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmuund Handra- han. South Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy. South shore. (High) Mrs. Michael Murphy and Fam- ily. South Shore. Pauline ,and South Shore.

Leo Hagen. Rocky Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, New Dominion.

Mrs. Margaret Mahler,, Point.

Wellington Murphy. South Shore.

Mrs. Peter Currie and Family. Rico Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

The Taylor Family. (2)

Mrs. John Quilty and Family, South shore. (2)

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Murphy, South Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Doiron.

Clifford Hogan.

Rocky

Warren Mahler, Jack Champion,

Mr. and Mrs. James Dowling, South Shore.

Billie Guilty.

Mrs. Blanche Taylor. Rocky Point.

Charlottetown Sub-Division of

Csthloic Women's League. Pearl and Jim Burch. . Mrs. Wm. D. Shaw. (2) -3?

spiritual Bouquoto "T Leno Collins. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly. Charlottetown.

Sympathy Carlo

Margaret and Danie Gou. Clyde River.

Mary and Bruce Smith, Shore.

Marion and Hamm Maccannel.

Mamie and Jimmy Gorvoatt, Nina Milo Creek.

Myrtle and Robert MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Worth.

Ross and Alice Mocarthy, Wash- ington. D. C.

Bessie and Arthur MacDonald. New Dominion.

Mrs. Annlo Cooford and form.

Edith and Wallaoo Morrison.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill MaoLeod. Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Loggins, Wash- ington, D. C.

Mrs. Vinnie Gamcster. Charlotte- town.

south

CI-IARLOTTETOWN

Edie and Garfield Taylor, Char- lottetown.

Mrs. Mabel Mcliinnon and Fam- ily. Charlottetown.

Mary and Fletcher Macllachern. Rice Point.

Mary and Aubrey Blanchard. Charlottetown.

Rice Point W. 1.

Al and Roy Carter, Charlotte- town.

Marion and Earl Maciiachern.

Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hodgson.

Helen Wood, Pownal.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy.

Ella MacDonald.

Horace and Muriel MacDonald.

Muriel and Wesley and Family.

Haul and Robert Payne, Bos- ton.

Annie and Donald and Family, Long Creek.

Dr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Anita Cudmore.

Anna. and Will James.

Charles Newson and Freda.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lacasso and Family, Lowell, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boy, Lowell, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cautin. Lowell, Mass.

Hon. George D. DeB1ois, Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. P.J.Keenan, Char- lottetown.

Florence Johnny and Family.

Christine Saunders.

IF. A. McMillan,

Gerald Lacasse,

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mello. Lowell. Mass.

Wendell andp Margo Bcaton, Charlottetown.

Florence Flynn.

Mary and Earl Burke.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duffy.

Jean and Victor Robertson.

Lillian Watts and Family.

Management and Staff of Hughes Drug Co.

Aphra Wisener.

Mrs. Beatrice Waller.

Hattie Clow.

Wilns. MacPhail.

Jessie Matheson and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Maeliinnon.

Hilda Praught.

Eleanor Moreside.

Lou and Helen Kiggins.

Belle and Mar. MacLeod

Laura Holland.

Mrs. P. J. Casey.

Hans and Mary Peterson. Reta and Jerry Cowglll, Lowell, Mass. .

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McDougall and Family, Blooming Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leclalr.

Mr. and Mrs. A. MacDonald.

Midge Gallant.

Julia Darrach Canoe Cove.

Sandy and Mary Maclsaac.

Bessie Maccallum.

Vaunda.

Mrs. John Livingstone.

Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Duffy and Family, Wellington. N. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsus Mac- Intyre, Mill View.

Helen Freeman, FallsChurch.Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stulgis and Family, Lawrence. Mass.

Florence and Catherine 0'Shea. Boston. Mass.

Jim and Catherine Carney.

Anna MacEsclrern.

Freda and Arnold Davidson.

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cotton.

Hazel Lois and Junior Mac- Eachern.

Mrs. Ruth Campbell.

Edith MacKinnon. Toronto.

Mrs. Ronald MscGillivary and Family. Quincy, Mass.

Isabel MacDonald. Boston. Mass.

Mrs. James E. Coady.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacQuarrie. St. Catherines.

Dhu and Elvis. MacLean.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Barry.

Letton And Telegrams Eunice and Bill Reid. Charlotte-

wn. Mrs. Lois Grosshoff. Medford,

Mass.

Alice Mello.

Rev. Canon Malone.

Mr. and Mrs. John F. MacQuald

and Family.

Isabel and Donna Smith. Lowell, Mass.

Mrs. James Campbell and Margaret.

Mrs. Lorno McAleer. Anne and Jack.

spouses were over. "do you con- sider. in all honesty, you've lived up to that!"

Whether or not wo have, we agree with one who reminds us: "We ought daily or weekly to dedicate a little timeto the reckon- lng up of the virtues of our be- longings-husband, children, friends -oontemplatinglthem in a beauti- ful collection. And we should do so now. that we may not pardon and love in vain and too late, after the beloved one has been taken away from us to a better world." For

"Sweet is the smile of Home; the mutual look

When hearts are of each other sure;

Sweet all the joys that crowd the household nook.

The haunt of all affections pure." Until Monday -, - - - Diary

0: - - Good-night . . . . .

The Stars Says

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L..m.M..M.LL... path will be made a. great deal oas- ier. Domestic affairs and social in- lerests are under excellent aspects during the next three months.

A child born on this day will be endowed with enthusiasm. ambition and an overwhelming determin- ation to succeed.

The Day After Tomorrow

Extra effort may be needed if you would achieve rasulus this day. Take the intuitive. Godhead on postponed plans and do not be too modest about displaying your skills and talents to superiors and co-workers. Make the most of every.opport.unlty-even if it means

taking on additional responsi- bilities at this time. There may be some complic-

tions in social. domestic or ro- mantic affiliations due to inter- ference and opposition from elders, but you can handle such situat- ions if you meet. them with dignity. self-control and. above all. a sense of humor. For the Birthday

If Monday is your birthday. you may, at present. be under some tension which could. unless you are on guard. result in seri- ous discord early in December. Be alert, therefore. in all business and personal affairs bending backward if necessary. to main- tain the most amiable of rela- tionships with all.

Once this rmtrictive period has passed, however, you should be well on your way toward achiev- ing ilie goals you set for yourself at the beginning of 1953. Your horoscope indicates the favor of the next three or four months. Self-confidence and a. little more aggressiveness on your part could speed results more quickly. Em- phaslze methodical thinking in your abilities.

A child born on this day will be a sincere and loyal friend. gre- garious and jovial by nature.

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Maurice White and daughters wish to thank the many friends. relatives. doctors and nurses of the Charlottetown Hospital. and Father Enrlght. Also those who sent flowers. mass cards and letters of sympathy in their recent and bereavement.

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consecrated places, quietly with- drawn from the confusion of living where a little wind of night sings now a low requi m. Stars in their courses attend em there and a

kindly moon . . . and they them-I selves have gone to Another's care- and keeping.

This week saw the wedding of one of a young generation of Jsmes' people. when a grand neph- ew of his chose his bride. He is a tall slender lad-of-the-farm. well practised already in the ways of the occupation; she is smallish and demure; and was winsome and most attractive in her bridal ar- ray.

"Now you just Ellen," James whispered when the Rector began the marriage ritual, "and take note of all the things you once promised! You know. it's a. long time since ours and,” ho bent closer so that we should hear with more certainly. ”I think. you're forgettingl"

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