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"SEE THE BEST" see Gen-I N--.i1 Electric television line at, M.,.ttague Electric Co. Service guaranteed. i

fti0'i'HERfS DAY SPECIAL- otir windows . are broken. our prices are smashed. Bone china tops and saucers, regular retailp un to s2.00-special 31.00. EIICIIIICF. Jeweller, Montague.

GEORGETOWN Parish. Angli- ran Church of Canada. Holy Trin- jly Chlirch. Sunday. May 13ui,l

DANCES in Beaver Club Hall cancelled indefinitely.

!United Baptist lAssociation Met lAt Murray Rivgr

The spring district meetings or

UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH. th U t d B t't Montague Charge, Sunday, May pftncenltgdwnf: Iisslatdsoticditeiolield

DANCE Lower Montague Halli in the United Baptist Church at

every Friday night.

DANCE at Cardigan School. Friday. May 11. Orchestra.

GEORGETOWN in the Baptist Church-Sunday. May 13. Hear Dr. Lawrence MeA1lister, B.Sc.,

North Turners

Murray River. Tuesday. May 3 The Vice Moderator, Mr, cm',,-tag Scranton. was in the chair. The pastor of the Murray Rivet- l the delegates in a brief period of worship. after which the delega

tes were welcomed to the Church

5Hllil3.V 3"" Ascension 11 a4"'- BE.. Maritime director of the. at Murray River.

holy Communion and

5e”"0"'lCanadian Sunday School Missioni

0" request of the Maritime Re-

liN0"”ld w G H039 Plies" "Vat 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. All ligious Education Council. Miss

cI:arge.

GEORGETOWN Pastorall tiliziige United Church of Canada, st-riices for May 13th. 11 a. m.l lii'()l'HeI.DlNII Junior Choir. Sunday School in attendance. Ordination of Elder 2.30 p.m. Milltown Cross. Ho p.m. Sturgeon S.S. at 6.30 pm Mothers Day or "Christian lV;iiully Day Services All parents milled to be present. Rev. W.A. PitlPi'S0n. minister.

l HIURCH OF Christ. The Lord'5l

welcomed.

JUNIOR BOARD MEETS - A short meeting was held Thurs- day evening by the Junior Board of Trade, Montague. to finalize the plans for the teenage safe driving road-e-o to be held short-

BEACH POINT Gospel Chapel. Sunday 13: "Land of Heaitbreak." the most profoundly moving doc- umentary film to come out of Korea will be shown by Mr. Glen

lGrace Crosby of Charlottetown was appointed to represent the Association on the Girls vvut-k Board of the Council. A re.-tilttt. ions committee was appointed from the chair consisting of Mr, Colin-Waugh. Mrs. A.K. MncPhee . and Mr. Heber MacPhail. . Rev. C.A. Britten. D.D. of Cent- 'ral Bedeoue gave the Key !tl.m's report which covered denominat- iional funds and contribution; to Moncton Bible School. He said that 'in some things on Prince Edward

I”-IV May 13' Mmnague 10 atmilstewart of the Pocket Testament Island "I9 P909” 3"? Way alitad

Bible School for the whole family II am. The Lord's Supper and l'ii-aching. Murray River 10 a.m ll:li1c School 11 a.in. The Lord's Svitiper and Preaching. Sermon byl KT. Norris. Murray Harbour 6i p.m. Bible School and The Loi-dist Supper. Combined l"r.'ingelisticl Ki-rvit-e at the Montague Church, ol Christ of 8 p.in All wclcome.l hmncth T. Norris. evangelist.

BOY SCOUTS-The First George.-l town Troop of Boy Scouts met in! Ilivir hall at Legion rooms on liidiiy night. May 4th. A study tnriod was held in which 'l'ender- tom and Second class work was: t..ri-icd out. including knotling. iiimpass, first aid. etc. This was- inlliiwcd by tesLs of skill. strcngthl and balance enjoyed by the troop tt'I'X much. A short period of box- in-.: followed. The meeting closed nilh the '1'roop in horseshoe. flag silute and Scout silence.

l'PTON GOSPEL C H A P E t..l liiiiidas. 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, tlllll classes for all ages. 11.30 aw in The Lord's Supper: 7.30 Gospel st-rvice. Special singing by Sam and Evy Lou Bears. Speaker - llr. Sam Bears 4 who have rec- i-:illy returned from studies at N. B Bible Institute. All welcome.

TIIE M0 NT A G U E Pastoral l”li;n'ge. The United Church of L';in:ida. Rev. J. M. Fraser. Min- islcr. Sunday. May 13. Services our Christian Family Day I”Mo- tlit-i-'s Day") as follows: Lower ilontngue: 9:45 a.m.. Morning service and Sunday School;

.11 on t a g u e: 10.00 a.m. Sl.ll'I'- tl.-iy School: 11.00 a. m. -; Morning service. Sacrament oil

Baptism. Junior Sunday Scliooi

1110 p.m. Mission Band: 2:30 p.m.. ('G.l.T. closing mcctiug. 7.30 pm ni - Evening service. with our; men's choir. ,

M. In Festival

Father And Son Banquet At Georgetown

On Monday. May llth. St. David's Elli-ii's Association held their final iiu-cling of the season in the lt)l'llI of a father and son banquet. After the delicious supper served hi ladies of the W.A.. a sing-song

was led by Mr. Harry Yorston. imnocialiy enjoyed by the younger ilsllors.

The business section of the meeting was presided over by Ur. Cecil l.eLachclir. Mr. Nelson llluison was authorized to select ii power-mower for the church. ltii. 1-Edward Easlon was deputized to lllill((' the animal canvass for: the Cemetery Fund.

The Rev. W. A. Paterson spoke Ill appreciation of the excellent work being done by the Men's Association. Mr. Harry Yorston.

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THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. services Sunday. May 13: lllontague. divine worship. t'lii'istizin Family Day 11 ('ardigaii. afternoon service 2.80 p.m.; Montague. evening service 7.30 p.m.. Sunday School at

Rev. D. A. Campbell. Minister.

DUNDAS-ANNANDALE United Clilirch Circuit. Sunday. May 13. S. A. Custance. Pastor: Annap- dale 11 am.. divine worsiiip. ltlotheris Day service. special music. Sunday School 10 a.m.: Dundzis 2:30 p.m.. divine worship. Mother's Day service with special music; Sunday School 10:30 a.m.

ST. PETERS BAY Pastoral Cliurge. The United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday. May 13th: Marie service at 9:30, followed by Sunday School; (irccnwlclt Sunday School at 10:00. Service at 11:15. St. Peter's Sun- (inv School at 11:00. Service at

1 Rev. Russell A. MacLeod,

a.m.;.

the rest of the world. but in denominational giving they are ,way behind. He urged upon the delegates the importance of their churches meeting their allot. . ments. p Rev. DI. McClarc. East Point. stated that his church would (nt- ertain the Association when it

A I0 meets In June In the place of the l3-"1- A Wfillal Welwme I07 all United Baptist Church of Central

J Bedeque. ' The delegates of the various churches represented at the meet- lings were called upon to give ihrief reports of the work being done in their churches. These re- ports indicated that In all the 1CIllIrCIlCS the work is holding its own and in many cases is show- ing advancement. There seems to he a spiritual awakening among the United Baptists on the island. On motion of Mr. Heber Mae- Phail seconded by Mr. Victor Runtz. the appreciation of the Dis- trict was extended to Rev. C.A. Britten. D.D.. Rev. C.O. Howiett. and Rev. E.J. Barrass. D.D. for their long and faithful service in the work of the Kingdom of God.

Church. Rev. A.M. Roget-50" ted la

selves having begun at I sect.

Rev. ,E.J. Barrass, D.D., In speaking on "Church Potential". said that Baptist have a future on the Island. and must be prepared to meet the challenge it will bring. Hp set forth two plans either of which might be used after care- ful consideration to strengthen the Baptist witness. The first plan cal- led for the extensive use of lay- men in providing regular services of worship for all churches in a given area, regardless of whether they have a pastor or not. The second plan called for a pastor at rile.

Mr. Ralph Adams. 0'Leary. Spoke on "Stewardship." stating that few. if any. of the Baptist people are giving to the point of sacrifice. The discussion resulted in the establishing of a commit- tee consisting of- the pastors under the chairmenship of Dr. Barrass to consider the plans and present a workable solution to the Associa- tion. The committee to seek the assistencc of the lay people in the matter of finance. came into being on motion of Mr. Heber MacPhaii seconded by Mr. Ralph Adams.

Mr. Alfrcrl Taite led the wor- ship service which opened the. afternoon session. Mrs. Alethai Rilntz was soloist for this service. Following the worhip service.; Rov. Keith Hobson of Summersidei ;nuIlined the plans of the Board of Itlvangclisni of the Maritime United Baptist convention. Mr.

Sudden Death At Montague of GEORGETOWN Friday. May1l.1956 The Guardian, Page 5

Mrs. (Dr.) Mclntyre Yesterday

The death occurred suddenly at her home in Montague on Thursday of Mrs. lntyre. nee Alice MacLeod. wife of Dr. McIntyre. She was in her fifty-sixth year.

Alice, as she was called by a host of friends. was born at Vic-

Preston Mc-

toria Cross. daughter of the late M-r. and Mrs. James D. MacLeod. She attended public

school and Prince of Wales Col- lege. after which she taught school for several years. She graduated from Mount Sinai Hos- pital Nursing School. New York City, and practiced her profes- sion there for some time.

She was married twenty-seven ycars ago, and has been a cease- less worker in and for the com- munity. Due to her untiring ef- forts, the Beaver Club. a hos- pital auxiliary was formed. and eventually the club erected a

hall which has been the centre at many community activities since its erection. and from

which there has been contributed a large amount of money each year to the Kings County Hos- pital. in whose erection Mrs. Mc- lmyye also played a major role.

ilobson said that the present plan called for evangelistic services in all Unit:-d Baptist clilii'clles in the lilaritinic Provinces in 1957. T he. caiiipziiuiis wtuilil he of two tyi)cs.. conti'.'lll'I.cd and i'cL'.iuil2il. A stccr-”f ing couimittec consisting of Mr. Alfred Taite. Mr. Brent Wood. Mr. Colin Waugh was appointed to work with Mr. llnbson on the plans for twangcllsiii

Dr. liai'i':iss was then given at few minutes to furtlicr outline hisl plans for strciuzzthening the Bap-1

noon was giicn to the Women's, Missionary Society. l

At the evening si-ssinil the min- utes of the day's incctlngs wcrel road and apprlivetl Ttliss Barbara! Pound. Charlottetown. was ap-: pointed to tllc ('hil(lrcn's Workl Board of the Murilliiic Rcligiousy Education L'ouncil.

Mrs. McIntyre was Widely known in the Maritime harness racing circles as. she W85 an ardent horse racing Ian. HEP husband owning several well known racerl. p

M rs. Mclntyre was I faithful

member of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church and any active uorker in the Church Guild.

Besides her husband. she .:.j--em?-j-:"' the singing of the Hymn. ”The Light of the World is Jesiis". The Vice Moderator. Mr. Scranton. read the scripture lesson which

is

list witness on Prince ltitlwarrl Is-lwas taken from the GOSPE-'l AC" land. The rcniziindcr of the aftcr- cording to Saint John, chapter :1.

after which Rev. D.l. Mcclare lead in prayer. The Charlottetown Male Chorus sang ”The Beautiful Land" and "Child Come Home." Rt-v. C.E. Armstrong, Hazelbrook. brought the message Of. the We- ning on the story OI Nluldemul The session closed with the bene- (llt'lI()n as pronounced by Mr.

The worship service began withl Armstrong.

lyallkl Toiiisn Ytliin-j5.,n' R you It . ”” -ll"i"lH'-. llm 7!n on re- ; '1'" 1" kliiwuii. Uni. .yh('I'P she.

., . lulll resunie her nit;-t . ,1 , . ; survned by three sons. .lohn. at-: M” WWW” S. Mtalili-ell Uvgrledg

tending Dalhousie University; hm. hwmnd n" S. i , .l1llfiI,V. BI Ila

Elected County Orange Sec. For 43rcI Consecutive Year

Bill. a dentist with the armed forces and Kenneth at home.l Also one brother Milton. Chit-ago,

(llarltillcttmn Hospital where he is a pzititiiil. p

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IHltll.l.s AND susrsussi

Minister. 13th: Montague ll a.m.. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Murray Harbor , 3 p.m.: Murra River 7:30 p.m.. ”1"- I t

with song services at 7:15. The M13 C911" Wautilh Wllm0t Val- sertmm --Hanmh the Model Mo. Icy. chaired a panel discussion on ther". Remember Mother. by be-j"W8.VS and means to strengthen ing where she would have you be.. H10 l33l'ill-it Wllness 0n P. E. I." "At cliurcli". Ordinance of the Participants in the panel were Lord's Supper at close of evening Mr. Victor Runtz. Charlottetown, scrvice. Rev. A. M. Rogerson. who spoke on the "Radio minist- Ministcr. .ry". emphasizing its importance

and statilrlijg thptbit reacllileeg pimple -wio cou no e reac 0 er- Pupils Perform

they being the first ordained of the ministers now serving the pMaritime United Baptist Convent-

wise. Mrs. E.S. Rose. Souris. out- lined the history of ”Church Sects and Splinter Groups" stating that Christianity began as a sect. in Judcaism. that sects have sprung up all through the existence of the church with Baptists them-l

With the passing of another an- nual Musicai Festival. the t'IllI(I- rim of Montague sciionl

and Mrs. Raoul Rcyniond of; Charltiltctown. singing. and Mrs.i . IHIVB Both Alcflowan. dancing; also to settled once again into their ti" ' -i parents and citizens classroom routine. Over 120 who willingly gave of their time l'N1l'illS 5802 in ill? different to ll'.tIlSp(Il”I the pupils to and choruses. along with many solo- from the festival,

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THE LAST HUNT . ;

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lcultliral room, Friday, May

and three sisters. Beulah. Veivl Vlr. XS '1'. . ,. I York City: Creta (Mrs. Edwin IlIl' UI tilil ..ttl.'. E:..'”,'::.lIl,':l .:).I:l' 3. Cox), Port Chester. N.Y..iind I)ltSlllt'sx iisillir to (iti(,,-m,um.r:1 0:

and his family in their bereave- "or ltl his home in tzmii-izetun-nj

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The poslpoiicd mcelliig of Kings. Stewart who was ell-i-ted for u" Phee Lodge room Murray IIlH.'t”lA'aS also ...i'.li.'2,'i'"?.'.'.'.”...3131”-...j' 0YlrFl'lllay evening April 27th uith.sixty years of iiicmhcrshlp in mg a all allcndanrc. Ilro Jolin Mt-ti.

Blanche. lMrs. Harold Smith), 'Iiiii--mix. Um" tlili Orange Order ho had only missed Montague. 1 i - - nlson. County Illastcr pl't'st(l('rl durgnne Annual County meeting. This

The sympathy 0! the Cnmmlm I,-tho ,.-run, Hwml mmix NHNWV ill: the Session and delivered ahls ht-t-thorn hr-limnd constitute! ity goes out to Doctor Mclntyre ',"l I" Ihc 1 iii, was a lPt'PfII vis- MP addlew 3 "Pl'Ul'fl for the Province it not

The different cnniniittees prc- for all tiailarla

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ment. In ltiuiiiliiizl It l ' - rr-ports. Tl ft ' -v - - - . Itt'II In-iiw on 'l't.t.c,t;,l”)'17t'll:i'1,dgllh W3: served. diiring the Pt('lllnL! ft-,r";h:. ',:-lr;:.;(.fIlll(::.gl.'";.(3"::ll?r: BIJND LIBRARY lllnpiii lliiwviilii tllll . ulicrc .xllc um ?t"tt:5 v.T..y..tg39,;”f.'i.'l. l";”'r elmlill llnllx C M . Iiolirrt (look. I). C. A m”.al.y for the mum at -tlm, tr-llvri 1.:-1 lNt'l'IK due to the death Cnumy parade at "x; Aplllldl It.'.(illlI& ('hap.Tt1 .-t MacNeill burg. West Germany. has .'i7.00tl lfvlrll" -Vr'"I'. llrs. Janics itlac-.du..mg the gunumqf "Hay Ill” 50W. -loxcph ('ooli. '. Frcd D vtlmdmes "1 Mame 0” all ilvlds of ' ” d) I The election aiiiilliixlallaiiiin of l;'”'i!l”ml (ii Tr”"' Stewart' 5” 3'- l"Ht-Iiil- of in P. IIt'llIW' ar offi- -A - (l '1 ii if: t W" "' "l" ””"""t C Le” Ktrllt in llt'it'l' lil.'il Iltl is III at hi: M. (.AeS.Mladc3.V:-(fill. "L H )3 l ( H H .(ItliIlI-IPWAV nN”l".t'tx1I.)ltI!II'(,lilI"C.R dlfectlz :ll1'lllII' .iiiil ;i.l uish liliii an early Among the olflct-rs ch-i-led ti.-is Pt-it-r xi-,4-it C...” .”:ld ooh:

l”” i" -"till llldllh. AC the County Treasurer xorniuii C olson.

Back from a trip to lllos-cow, Tim Buck. lczitlt-i' of t'ziiiatl;i's and Your Communists. fell illto the curcnt class "A" Red party line at the May Day , meeting in Toronto. Buck den T'0de'W nounced Stalin. admitting that the clilt of the "great man” was 61 X T6 or a mistake. During the Stalin regime. Buck said. ”many shock- 6'70 X T5 ing things" were done such as Pgthfindeg

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