THURSDAY.

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETQWN

Freetown llotos Mr. wyvlue 5.3. left on Tues- day for Brantlord. Ontario, where he plans to spend the winter months.

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The mlny friends of Mr. llasll Taylor regret to hear of his illness. at his home in Freetown, and all hope for him a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Charla Mlcxeruiie of winsloe were visitors to Free- town recently. at the home of their daughter Mrs. Brewer Auld.

Mr. Robert schurman spent last week in Charlottetown attending the Leadership training course. sponsored by the Provincial De- partment of Agriculture.

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Miss Susan Jardine. little dau:h- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jardinc of Montague returned home on New Year's day. after spending an enjoyable week in Freetown. at the home of Her grand parents Mr. and Mrs. George Jardine.

Mrs. S. A. Burns returned home on Friday from a three weeks visit to Dartmouth. N. 5. where she was the guest of L. A. C. Fmnlt Adams. Mrs. Adams and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mccarville of Smith Freetown spent Christmas week pleasantly in St. John N. B. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Mclror and fa- mily. Mrs. Mclvnr is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mccarville.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Auld were visitors to Kensington recently where they attended the baptism of their granddaughter, infant daugh- ter of Dr. Waldon Auld and Mrs. Auld. The little one -was given the name of Barbara Anne. and the of- ficiating clergyman was Rev. L. M. Murray. Others present at the cere- mcny included Mrs. Gerald P. strong the baby's maternal grand- mother of Windsor. Nova Scolia. Miss Geraldine strong and Miss Dorothy Auld.

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- A very enjoyable evening was spent in Birch Grove Hall when the pupils of Freetown school present- yecl their Christmas concert. The iprogramme consisted of songs. recl- tatious. and dialogues which were very much enjoyed by all present. The hall was nicely decorated for the occasion with Christmas tree and other decorations, Much credit is due the teachers. Miss McPhee and Miss Hughes for the excellent way in which the children staged the performance.

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O'Leary and Vicinity

The Canadian Girls in Trlininr of the Omeary United Church met on Friday night. Jun. 5 in the Sun- day School room of the church. The devotions were led by Bessie Dennis assisted by Florence Gill- lsn-t. The business period was presided over by the pruident. Isabel MacDonald. The girls were prwented with beautiful religious mottoes by their leaders. Mrs. W. G. Dickson and I Mrs. Herbert Vatcher.

Mrs. Keith Matheson of 0'Leary underwent an' operation on Fri- day. Jan. 5 in the Royal Victoria Hoapitavl in Montreal where she has been a patient undergoing treatment and observation. Lat- est reports indicate that she came through the operation splendidly and her legion of friends wish her a. speedy corwalescence and an early return to home and loved ones and friends in O'Leary. Mr. Malrhcson accompanied his wife to Mont.r'eal.

The Women's Missionary Society of the O'Leary United Church held their regular meeting at the manse on Jan. 5 with a splendid attendance and with the president. Mrs. Alice Turner, presiding and conducting the worship service as- sisted by a number of the ladies who had diilferent parts. in the service or who led in prayer. Mrs. Claude Jelly gave a fine reading on "Stewardship". A very inter- esting letter was read from Miss Elma Ininan. a native Islander, who is a missionary in Trinidad and who last year on her furlough spoke in a number of centres in Prince Edward Island among them O'Lcary. Her letter was very in- tercsling and instructive. The secretary-lreasurcr. Mrs. A. J. Malihcson reported the fine total raiscd.in 1950 for missionary pur- poses to be five hundred and thirty-eight (5538) dollars. This marvellous amount was raised by con-triibutions from the members of the W.M.S., the Evening Auxili- ary. the Mission Circle and the Mission Band. This is the largest amount ever to be sent away and reflects much sacrificial giving. Last year the total was four hun- dred and fifteen (&415) dollars. The president, asked the ladies to please stand. when she heard about the fine financial standing. and asked all to sing "The Doxo- logy". The minister. Rev. W. G. Dickson then used the beautiful ritual as he installed the officers of the W.M.S. for the New Year. The meeting closed by the Bene- diction.

-After the Week of Prayer ser- vice on Friday nighi, Jan. 5 the annual meeting of the West Devon United Church was held. The minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson of 0'Leary presided. The minutes were read by the secretary-trcas- urer. Mrs. Charles Moreshead. who also presented a very fine report of the general church fiancee. showing that. a total of 3437.15 was contributed from envelopes. con- tributions, etc. After the denom- inational funds. the local bills and the minister": salary was paid. there remains a smal-l surplus. Mrs. Moreshead also gave the re- port for the Ladies” Aid which showed receipts amounting to 3117.29 and expenditures of 359.11. The Ladies' Aid helped in the manse repair bill. bought blinds for the church windows. bought wire and steoples for fence, etc. The Mission-any and Maintenance report was given by Mrs. J. A. Grigg and showed a fine total of eighty (030.00) dollars. Mrs. Grigg was warmly commended for her work as well as for her valued ser- vices as the church janitor and was reappointed. The Sunday school report was given by the Superintendent Charles Moreshead. The Young Peoples Union had a fine report. presented by its pie- sidenl. Miss Ruby Cornish. which showed receipts of almost 350.00 with expenditures of 345.00. The minister gave the Session report and thanked the Elders, the Trus- tees. and spoke of the fine co-op- cration of every family. He rc- -Ha--lvrl on the splendid altenvdannc during the year and asked for the t...i.......i CU-...J:tl1ilDil of the people for the year 1951. The min- ister complimented i'h-eh fine scr- vicc of the organist and secretary- ireasurer. Mrs. Charles Moreshead. A1-l church officers were re-clect- ed. The meeting closed by the Benediction.

TAPIOCA SOUIlCll Manloc or cassava root. source of tapioca and manloc meal. grows profusely in most parts of Brazil.

ed I short holiday ln North Wilt-

sllealedy at N. A. Outcllffes store. spent the week-end at her home in Pleasant Valley.

spent the valley the .guest of her mother. Mrs Hammond Ling.

position with schurman's at Ken- sington. l-(ls Fredericton wish him success in his new unher- taking.

student in summerslde. has resum- ed her studies after spending an enjoyable holiday win: her mother Mrs. Hammond Ling. Pleasant Vel- ley. y

I-lvu learn with regret of the continued illness of their infant son in at Halifax hospital. All look forward to renewed health for this winsomo child

Charlottetown accompanied by their ycung son. Ha-l. spent the week- end'in Fredericton the guests of Mrs. Dunsford's parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Cutclitfe.

ton, is almost a. daily visitor to Charlottetown the daughter. lreta. who is still a pati- ent in the P. E. 1. Hospital. Beat

had to discontinue her studies at Prince of Wales College due to a virus condition.

of Pleasant Valley have entered a new world-the world of electrici- ty. 'ro many the door has closed Upon the days of the oil and gaso- line lamps, and now lights shine more brightly from windows. yards are lighted and the farmers and their wives enjoy new conveniences.

Women's Auxiliary of the W. M. 5. met at the home of Mrs. N. Aubrey Cutcllffe. The president Mrs. Har- ry Weeks presided. Mrs. N. A. Cut- cllffe was leader of the devotional Period A beautiful candlelight ser- vice was presented. The five lighted candles tn the table were symbolic of the thoughts expressed in the ser- vice-joy. love, light, peace, and hcvpe. The Christmas read, and sung: "Angels. from the Realms of "Come let us sing of is won- derful Love,” long in darkness plned." "It came upon the midnight clear." and "All my heart this night rejoices". Mrs. J. B. MIcDowell, christian stew- ardship secretary. read Matt. 2:9-ll, also a poem from the missionary monthly. Roll call was answered by twelve members and three visi- tors. Minutes of last meeting we're read and approved. Collection was taken and mite bcxes were opened. Correspondence was read. including a letter from Mrs. MacFarlane, our Presbyterlal president. committee gave their report. There were eighteen heme and twelve hos- pital calls during the month. Mrs. John Weeks and Mrs. Eldred Weeks were the new sick committee ap- pointed. Next meeting to be held in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry weeks, the officers for the coming year will be installed at this meeting. Meeting closed by singing. "Light of the lonely pil- grlms by Mrs. J. B. Macbowell

Russia is believed to need more oil. so its easy to see whom the Iranian Prime Minister sees as the most like- ly to try out his army.

stop? That worries India and Paki- stan too. '

along the Afghan frontier have Imig been agitating for

They want to set up an independ- ent state to be called Pooahtoonlstnn. named for the group of languages spoken by many of the peoples of the area. There are Pooshtoonl on the Afghan side of the border. too, but little has been said about carv-

NAPOLEON and UNCLE ELBY by Clifford McBride

. Frederletoli and Vicinity

i Master Gordon Stevenson enjoy.-

shire visiting his friend Randolph Nicholson.

Miss Edith Mscbellan. obliglng

Miss Phyllis Ling, Summeralde. week-end in Pleasant

Mr. Fred weeks has accepted 8 friends

Miss Joyce Ling. commercial

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. gh Mocxlnrmn, Pleosuit Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dulmord of

in: out A be included in the new state.

the Pooshtmnletln thing

Elm!” lnllilred. but it's certainly another one of-thou Olctilgmllllilll stands. ready to Do

not unfamiliar with the ten-ltory. Within" it is located the Khyber Pun. Red Russian spieeqmd, be. fore them. Ourllt Russian spies - have swarmed through that for year

however, say that Russian spies never fooled anybody much. They ask so many questions I trader would never ask that they give ' themselves away.

tortcd spite. All the time he was ecglng a little. He paper! that 3ha- i don! wouldn't notice it.

you big pully. because you can't." snarled his small cousin in white, whcse eyes were red with rage.

dow' vanished, as by magic. more was a small hole at the foot of p t'ee close to where shadow had been just a moment before. spite saw Shadow's black tail vanish In that hole. A moment later shsdow's face appeared just inside the entrance.

pleeeefukhanistuto

'1'heu's no" strong is that

'is thinuthqt

And communists certainly dare

pus s. dressed as traders. Peoples who have lived in India.

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”Don't think you can catch me.

spite made I euden ruah. eha- i

"can't catch me!" he taunted.

. Mme Vegelzililes - Rich Beef. Stock . Really llelicmus

1 Family llmms ullllllll llualitil

Mrs. W. E. Stevenson, Frederic- guest cf her

vlshes are extended to Ireta. who

During the past. week residents

The December meeting of the

story was the following Carols

"Joy to the World." "The race that

The sick

heart." followed by prayer

India Begins To Feel

Continued from page '1.

Where would an invaslcn of Iran

Tribesmen of the jagged region

independence. They bothered the British when they were governing India. and they're kicking up their heels again.

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