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IN MEMORIAM

MB. GEORGE MeeNEILL MATTHEWS

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The community of Union snd sur- Iﬂl-lﬂdlﬂl districts was saddened on April 19th, 1969, when it became known that Mr. George Mncﬂgill Matthews had passed away in the Prince County Hospital. Summer- side. Deceased was born in Union, on April 21st, 1911, son of Mrs, H. E. Matthews and the lste Mr. Matthews, had spent most of h|| life in that community where he was known as a kind and obliging neighbour, always willing to help in time of need. A friend to young and old. the late Mr. Matthews will be greatly missed by all, es- pecially in the home. . He leaves to mourn his mothe one son Earl; three brothers and six sisters. namely, Lloyd in U.S.A., who was home during his brother's illness and death; Frank and Ver- non at home; (Lottie) Mrs. John Oliver, Union; (Viola Maude) Mn. Tyler: (Anna) Mrs. Greene: (Paul- ine) Mrs. Reeves: (Helen) Mrs. Eld- er. and (Mildred) Mrs. Nicholas, all 0f U. S. A. His wife, the former Ruth Bell, predeceased him in 1940 and his father, Mr. H. E. Matthews. in 1942.

The funeral, which was very largely attended, was ' held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with a short service at the residence of his sister, Mrs. John Oliver and was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Sheen.

The funeral service at the Uni- ted Church, Elmsdale, was also conducted by the Rev. Mr, Sheen, assisted by the Rev. Mr. A. F. Cone.

Hymns sung were: "What A Friend We Have In Jesus", "Rock Of Ages”, “Safe In The Arms Of Jesus", a solo, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken", was sung by Mr. Cone

Pall-bearers were: Messrs. Stir- ling Wilkle, Russell MacArthur, Preston Inman, Edgar Williams, Robert Campbell and Ralph Bar- nett. -

Flowsr-bdhrers: Messrs. Dave.

Hcssei and Everett Matthews. George Coughlin, Ted Eidcr- and John Oliver.

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Church cemetery, Eimsdale, P. E. I.

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MR. ARTHUR MMBWILLIAMS

On April 11th, 1949, Mr. Arthur MucWiliiams, a highly respected citizen of Montrose, passed away in the Western Hospital, Alberton, af- ter a few days’ illness. Deceased. who was 7B years of age, had lived most of his life on his‘ farm in Mcntrose, with the exception of four years spent in Western Can- ado.

He leaves to mourn one son and two daughters. namely, Lloyd (nf the Merchant Marine) at present in Italy; (Blanche) Mrs. Lester Miller, Chuln Vesta, California; (Florence) Mrs. William Carroll, Providence, R. L: also one brother, Stanfield Mac- Wiiiinms, Bur Harbour, Maine. He. was twice married. His first wife was the former Hannah Pridham, and the latter, Helen MacMillan, predeceased him sixteen years ago. The funeral was held on April 13th, from the home of his nicer. Mrs. William MacLeod, Tignish, P. E. 1., to the United Church, Moni- rose, where the service was con- ducted by the Rev. Mr. John Shcen. Hymns sung were: "Safe In The Arms Of Jesus". “Tender And True", "lvill Your Anchor Hold in The Storms Of Life." A special hymn, n favourite of the deceased. was benutifuiiv rendered by Mr. Sheen. The pail-bearers were: Messrs. Howard Bowness, Waiter Bernard, John MarMiilan, Brenton Ramsay, Watson Hardy and Harry Pridhnm.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JAMES A. FERGUSON

The people of Argyl; Shore and surrounding districts were sad- dened to learn of the death of Mrs. Joules Ferguson on Friday, April 22. i940 at the advanced age at eighty seven years.

The late Mrs. Forth-son enlwed good health up to eleven days be- fore her death when she suffered a strobe. Medical aid was liinv moned but to no avail for God willed otherwise and sent the Angel of Death to claim her for his own.

The late Mrs. ilbrguson was a devote Christian. She was one who never seemed to grow old. Her keen interest in life, her Winsome personality, won for her m, af- fection of both young and old. She was patient and unoomplein- lug and grateful fOr the many kinclnesses of relatives and friends. The lair: Mrs. Ferzuso was mar- ried twice, first to John Campbell- Argyie Shore. Of this union there were threq daughters, Grace Mei- inde- (Mrs. Ambrose Seller). Char- lottetown, Mary. deceased, and Katy Isabelle (Mrs. Daniel Mac- iiean), Canoe Cove. Her second husband predeceased her eleven months sgo. ‘mere was one daugh- tr, Flora Belle (Mrs. Cooke) who so tenderly cared for her mother. The funeral was held from her home on Monday, April 26. Rm. Donald Nicholson conducted the service at the horn; and grew. By request the hymn "Bale in the Arms of Jesus" was rendered ef- fectively by Rev. Donald Nichol-

son. .

The pallbearers were John A. MeoDouitull. hirii NAcDouﬂll. iltod MetPheil. Neil lhoPhnii. roster ifacPhaii and Bert Mar:- Pheil.

EASTLEIGH, Hampshire, Eng- lend — (CF) -—- George Williams. 92, former stage comedian. died. Ho once worked in a confeetloners shop with music hall comedienne Marie Lloyd before joining tho stale.’

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The desth occurred suddenly at his home in Riverciale on Nov. 7th.. 1MB of William Osborne. o mo“, highly respected citizen at the age of eighty eight years. The deceased had always en- joyed good health until the time of his death, which came as a sudden shoﬂ to his family and friends who always thought o! him as an ‘honest and obiiging man, always ready in lend a hand in his most jovial manner. His passing will be be a great. loss to the community but his own de- voted family bear the greater loss. He was ever a kind and loving father and showed a good example by his faithful member- ship to the Roman Catholic church, and has gone to reaP his reward of s. well spent ills on earth. There are left to mourn his sorruwing family of three sons and one daughter, Patrick of Brooklyn, N.Y.; John and Edward ol Riverdale and Katie (Mrs. John Moll/miner), Albany. His wife pre- deceas ’ him by twenty-one years and a son Joseph by five years. He also leaves seven grandchild- sen.

The funeral took place from his late residence Tuesday morn- hm, Nov. 9th. to Saint Ann's Church. Lot 65. where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by his beloved Pastor, Rev. Father Mc- Oormac. who also officiated the last rites at the grave. There the remains of a kind and loving lathe!‘ awaits his glorious resur- rection. The pallbearers were: Janus; '1‘. McQunid, Norman Mac- Leod, William Nolan, simon Oa- vanaug-h, Ralph Conway and Dn- vid Mclvmrrer. "May his soul rest in peace."

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By Alton L. Blakeslee

BUFFALO, May 5 -— (AP) ——Thc next step against diabetes will be n machine that does blood tests automatically, to find hidden cases.

It will be able to test 500 persons a day, It will need the help of only two laboratory workers, tak- ing less than a drop of blond from each person being tested. The ma- chine will do all the testing. It will point to the people who may have diabetes.

One survey indicates that 2,000,- WO Americans have diabetes and that nearly half of them don't sus- pect it.

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