"PAGE TWELVE Golden Wedding

ME. AND MR-S. J. A. O'BRIEN

On Sept. 24th last. Mr. and Mrs. James A. O'Brien of Morell Vii- lage had the very great privilege of celebrating their "'Golden Wed- ding".

In the morning they attended Mass at St. Lawrence Church. Mo- rell Rear. and knelt side by .side at the same communion rail. where fifty years ago they pledged their marriage vows.

Mass was celebrated by the pas- tor, Rev. Phalen McKenna.' ap- propriate hymns were sung by the choir. and nuptial music played by Mrs. George Christian.

Immediately following the Mass wedding breakfast was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien anil was attended by Rev. Phalen Mc- Kenna and the immediate relatives or the jubilarians.

The Birthday Murder

By Lanna Lewis CIlAP'l'l-JR. THIRTY-Follll

Part One

If 1-lazel's testimony had weigh- ed in Victoria's favor. Bernice's hat did so to even greater extent. Tuck decided. looking at it with unpci-ejudicod eyes, that it was the most extravagantly ridiculous hat he had ever seen. Although dressed entirely in severe black. Bernice had allowed herself one flourish. The hat which topped her sleek coiffure was made entirely of pink feathers. overlapping as do the feathers of a bird. The hat dipped crazily down over one wide! brown eye. and what held it to her head he could not guess. From the exact center of the round. for- ward-tilted, pink-feathered crown.

time. George Hastings

on before dinner Leighman and Moira testified.

I.elghman's brief evidence prov- ed that Albert had pai-taken of nothing but black coffee during theirchat in the cafe before din- ner. Under questioning from the coroner he elaborated on his rela- tionship to the dead man and his wife. when he spoke of Victoria. his voice was warm with admira- tion and friendliness.

Moira. Hastings provided the highlight of the day. and the only surprise for Tuck. she was also in black. with a little white jeweled collar. Her eyes were jewels, too. and looked too heavily made up in the revealing light. Her voice was soft and clear--the voice of a lady. She did not cross her legs. Her hat was as noticeable as 'Ber- nlce's had been. but in a happier way. It was a little round tipped box covered with small gleaming stones like those sewn to her col- lar.

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the eye of the beholder. That hat 3”” Leluhmw and her ugem

greeted the happ' con lc. Rev. . . . Reginald Phalen bf Molijcell made made 3”” Mk l ””””h' 9”” had departed- dy woman, quite capable. for a

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Very Bpproprlate remarks and the . Clearing his throat. the coroner Ii-Wlllniz WM Sllellli in singing. dan- 1”o"'3h- glddy rmsmh M 5?l””,g spoke. "During a conversation cmt ew. Refreshments were mV- '” ”' ”"" W50" '” 1"” "was with the detective investigating l

ed by the ladies of the village. kitchen. During the course of the evening 3EHllC6'-'1 bwlllhless. l-lny V0106 several addresses were read, and went with the hat. ” . . .so I just many gifts presented. thought. why not throw it away. The many friends Of MR and then everything will be all right." Mrs. Oilirien join in wishing them (shiny, giyljgh brown eyes raised many more years of health and to me impassive mm. of the Cm-on. h3PP1n"'- er.) "I mean. it was a dreadful Fonowmg an ”” mdmss”: thing to do. I realize that, but I T" was SO u 'et!" Mr. and Mrs. James A. OiBi-lent: The 1001350,, me face of the cor. . w9- ym” mmds 3"d "elghbms oner was echoed on the faces of Mid W9" T"Ck W” M5 of Morell Village, Bristol and vic- the uve men in the jury box. It may have somehow given 1”” heam1y.wls" to jam Mm was a look of conscious masculine Tuck that imP”9551””-" she 55” you in celebrating your golden an- F ioru The wouuu were look --1 don-L remember what 1 said. niysrsary oft hzliaitny uedded lgfe-.1 jig”; mfguat ' But if 1 did give such an im- e regre ia. a your amiy V ' u, . . . r, H. 10 h, is not present to celebrate with Bemlce has excused mm N52251:: is girugxggb )Qes:.ibh, rt”, youybut we know thug (heir hearts sharp comment from the coroneranbl Wren Ate the ume was are here although they themselves 0" her Willi?-is d95"'UCU0n 09 9Vl' Vt. dg' h t uus uwxul uuu" an- far away, dence. She took this meekly, herllllli” W?” t ? it" do f Mr Him ,5" We. who are living about can lids lowered over her eyes. I had JUS Vea.ne o 1 .h 4: visualize some of the trials and To establish tho' nonpossibility dealhr It M” 3 t””be 5 Mk 9 hardships. the Joys and happiness of the administration of the pois- meglie had be?" "l05'- kl"? W "'9 of the past fifty years, but you during our business discussion. alone can really tell us the true OT and had SW9” "19 much ellwul” story of making a home such as God, and as we are told so often, agemcnt, a thing a young actress you have today. He gave you the grace to bear azl often needs. I was so upset over With you. we give thanks to burdens. his death that I wouldn't be sur- God for your physical and splrit- The past half century must priscd 3; gm1,h1ng1 may have ual health and for many more truly hold a store of memories for Sum But I have onh, the gfegtgst,

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granted the same privilege as you monetary gift along with our most I to celebrate fifty years of cordial sincere wishes for health and. . ' partnership. contentment, leading on to youri I" As an outward sign of our friend- Diamond Jubilee. BRAN- J- Hoxdlldi ship on behalf of your friends and ulrifty precious years are gyeamim g4,nu?1b53Yt 2;--t fieighboiirs, we ask you to accept Thomgh 5 Vista bright today I. ll - '59 this small ml" God's own smile is o'er We greally appreciate the privil- heammg age to be here on this great occa- Light and shadow mum: them lion and wisli from the bottom of pl”, our hearts many. many more years Every though; Ind word and . of health, happiness and prosper- action "5" Every effort all for Him ' . ' Fifty years this Golden Chaplet London, nt. Get DOUHLI: Youn. Dear Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien: Iu whose hgh! an 9159 grows MONEY nacxl

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