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CHARLOTTETOWN
-AUGUST 5, 1952
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guests of Mrs. Lawson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Bradford Millman, Kensington, and her brother-in-
Vicinity .
Mr. and Mrs. William Cousins. Kenslngton, are vacationing at their sirmmarr home at Margate.
Kenny, Summerside. They will also visit with Mr. Lawson's family at Alberton. ”
? Guests ofsenator and Mrs. G.l-I.
i Mls ,Rona Paynter, Burlington, BBTDOUF. 113 lillelf UPPe1' Prime 59 its spending a few days with her home lll Clllflotl-elewn. 10? me uncle and aunt,Mr. and Mrs. George D355 Week: W3” me” llephewr Mn 3,-mm, Ke,,5mKm,,, Eldon MacLure and Mrs. MacLure , ...D. and family, Clayle, Gordon and . Mr, George Do,,gm,,.tV Long mwrl Donnie of Fonthill, Ontario. Mr. lspent a recent week-end at Welling- MRCLUTC 15 llle Y0lmZe1' 50" ton, where he was the guest of his 0l M11 Alec Milcliure, formerly of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest CE1I'l'.l BIe3'3lall”m”- lmd Mm MacL”rc' me . former Lizzie Caselcy of Kensing- Mrs. Norman Campbell of Sud- l0"- lal" 0! Peace mven "ow 0! lornier Daisy Majonl Vlcmfla. B-Q M5 5”” Ml'5- MaC'
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Mr Jackwvlnceiil, Toronto,l of Mr. MacLui'e's maternal Emlmf arrived on Siinday, July 27th, tol l7fU'FHl-5. the late Ml”-
aiinz, Mr. and Mrs. SlCll".'il'l. Moaso lml0n On Saturday altemoon. -lllll'
and taiiiily, New Aiimin. Later, 26th, at Cavendish Beach, Whllllli he lilll visit l'Pli'Illi'('S in Trirro, was attended by allpfohlmaleli N, s, . 60 members of the family. Incid-
. . D cntally, the visit to Green gables. rurs. Lyle llawklns, the former" was the highllsiit 0! C-avies V1511; Phyll:s Woodslde, accompanied by. as she had read all of L.M. Mont- hcr little daughter. Claire, arrived Kelli-eT)"E l700kS lmfil l"lelUTl1ll.l receiiily lroin Vl1liL'0lli'Pl'. BC. to was delighted to visit the scenes,
visit. li('l' ii:ii'rii:s, Mr; and Mrs pictured Lhefeln. SlllKl3)'- Senllwr. Harold Wimilsidi-. Marnati-, rind, mid Mrs. Barbour and tiir-I other iiiciiibxis oi her iaiiiily. Mr.l Max-Lure famll.V Hllellded ll”. Hawkins. who hail also been int lil0l'11lll8 5t3l”VlC9 Ol W0Y5llll3 PW.
Vancouver, loll to rottlrii to Hang Margntc United Church. formei'l,i'f Kong, WllPl'P ills ulie and daughter, MPll10diSl. Dllfl llle original l10mFl will rcxloin llllll ill September. .
, , ;visi:ed members of the family in-y Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson eluding an aunt,Mrs, Williamcasly and dauglitcr, Lorna of Trentonl and uncle and aunt, M.r, nndMrs.i
out. are sprlldlrllz several we:-iisy Edward Cascly. , on the Island where they have been; Bl"-ii s w o R D I ACROSS 3. City in 21. Music note 1. Distant Holland '22. Broader 4. Malt 1. Milk fish 23. Division of beverage 5. Timber wolf riiiiiinant.'.' 1. Farinaccous 6. God of love stomach food 7. Prosecutcd 24. Aloft. 8. Maggoti judicially 26. Men's 10. Marshal 9. To assemble, nickname Man of France es W09” 29- Km” molar: IIIIJE It. Around 10. Unitof con- 32. A rosaceous Egg Emma 13. Cores diictivity herb ' s 15. Mountain iElec.) 38. Queen of Yesterday I A-an-ci- of Thessaly 12. Tin foils heaven (Gr. ' 15, sh-gngc 14. River (Pol.) Relig.) 37. Measure, 17. Audience 18. Practices 34. Malt. oflength; 19, Music note before I. beverage 39. Island oil 20, gm. eagle performance 36. Malayan Aleutian: 21. Bag 20. Half an em boat 41. Guided
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IN MEMORIAM
Mrs. Alexandra J. Maclieod
-on Sunday. July 13th relatives and xi-lends were shocked and gaadenled by the passing of Du": Bmiche MacLeod, wife of Alex- andra J. Macbeod. at her home. Victoria West, P.E.I..
on May 14th she was stricken wltfl & paralytic stroke, and all um, medical skill and loving hands cou1d do failed to restore her and 5m passed on to that eternal world where "he that doeth. the will of God abideth forever."
The late Mrs. Alcxandra Mac-
Lure were agreeably surprised at they is visiting llPr))1Il'0lll.S, Mr. and Ml'S.l Wel00me accorded "mm by me”. Pris elle Gerrill Ramsay. Ill 1930
relatives She married and moved with her to come again! hug nd to their farm in Victoria beiore many years pass. The family W95' where she was a real hell!-
and Mrs. mo” spend a week with his uncle andl Samuel CB5eleY- held E lllmlly ”' Vlct
ichiirch of the family. Later they,-
Leod was born in Northam, P.E.I. in March 19th. will, the daughter of the late obediali Ramsay and
a faithful wife and a. devoted r. She was a member of the la West Presbyterian Church. adtes Aid and the Women's
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Sh leaves to moiu'n her passing besi 5 her sorrowing husband, two as and five daughters. Ramsay
eaman at. home. (Prlscillai ohn Myers, Carleton, Freda
and Mrs
at l me who tenderely cared for her other in her illness,iAnnlri Mrs Ivan Craig, Victoria, (Muriel) rim Eric Pearson. Baotou, Ont... who cair. home and was with her moi: r and helped care for her in her i ess. and (Helen) Mrs. Gordon M-.'i y. Harmony. Two daughters
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ilii Jean. There are six grand- n.
left to mourn her loss are other, Mrs. Priscilla Ramsay
St. eancirs. two brothers, Hudson, Rich and and Percy, Summerside. Tlll'l' sisters, Mrs. RayFord,North- am, is. Arthur Walker, Newton Mae. and Mrs. Bernard Maclnnis Betiir d.
ome followed by service in ictorla West Prcsbytcritin was conducted hy Mr. A.W.
the life of the deceased. The sting were "Nearer My God ", "Rock of Ages", "Thereis
f Time. are Sinklng" Inter- as in Victoria Wcst People's Comet ry.
all-bearers were neighbours ends of the deceased, Lehman Charles Moore, Wesley
Edward MacLcnnan, David Enmai and Lloyd Leard. The large concourse of people
who 1: thereof from far and near, the b autlful floral display arid the to H cortcge of cars that lol- the hearse bore a silent tribute to tho memory or one held esteem in the community in wlil it she resided.
Funeral arrangements were imdcr the capable direction of Mr. Ensor Bowncss.
IN MEMORIAM
y south Bedeque W. M. S.
Bedeque Notes
Mrs. Allison Harper and chldren Harley and Garth, spent a recent week-end in Tyron guests of Mir. and Mrs. Dixon.
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Miss Jessie MaoFarlane, Sum- merside. was a recent week-end guest of her tfrlend Miss Freda Myers. North Carleton.
-Mrs. Arthur Murray left. on Monday. July 28th. for a. visit with relatives and friends in New Bruns- wick. She was accompanied by her two little daughters, Linda and Joyce.
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Mr. and Mrs. W .W. Lee, Victor- in, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson on Tuesday. July Lilith. They were accompanied by Mrs. Stewart MacPhall, of Toron- to. Mrs. MticPhall is an aunt of Mrs. Lea and a former resident of Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray, have had as their guests, Mrs. Dora Reid, Moncton, and Miss Ruth Briggs, Plaster Rock. N. B., and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell May- liew of Charlottetown. Miss Briggs is attending Summer school at Sackville, N. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ireadi and Miss Judy Ireadl, Cambridge, Mass. Miss Hattie Sterling, Clifton. N. s., and Mrs. James Sterling. Miiitland, N. S., were visitors at the Manseacdeque on Sunday, July 27th, with Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Crowe. This was their first visit to P. E. I. They left on Monday to return to their home.
There was 8. large- attendance at the service in the Becleque Un- ited Church on Sunday evening,
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July 27th. when F,iL George D. Fee, Protestant. Chaplain at the Summerside Airport was guest speaker. He based his sermon on the words "There was war in Heaven" Rev. l2:7. The R. C. A. F. Choir had charge of the music. This service was sponsored by the
On Wednesday evening. July mrd the members of the "Good Fellow- ship Group" of the United Baptist Church, Summerslde, met at lvifr. C. B. Jelleyls cottage, Chelton, for the closing meeting of the group which tool: the form of a picnic. Games and other amusements were enjoyed. after which a dainty lunch was served. Rev. W. A. Bar- per, pastor of the Church deliver- ed a brief address and closed by complimenting the ladies on the fine repeat. The guest of honor was Mm Freda Myers, Carleton, who is leaving for Toronto in the near future. Mrs. Robert Hogs. on behalf of the Group, presented her with a. lovely Kenwood blanket. With the good wishes of the group. Miss Myers thanloed one and all for the nice gift. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jeiley for their hospitality.
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VSANFORD PHILLIPS One of Prince Coiinty's hrs! l(ll0Wll senior citizens, Sanford leliillips. passcd aiv.'i)' at his home in O'Leary nn Jilly ltiih in his
75th year. Mr. Phillips was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tlionins ll. Phillips of Eilerslii-, P. E. 1.
Moving: to O'Loary in 1904 lie purcliascd the farm of Thomas Glover just outside the village. For almost half a century, the deceased lirid Ibeen a leader in farm affairs and in ngrirultural organizations, in the marketing of farm produce, and in coniniunily and political rnnceriis.
What was for the benefit of his own community, country and prov- ince. received not only his en- dorsements, but his active inter- est. and support.
A private funeral service was held at the residence of the de- ceased for the members of the family, followed by a service in tlie 0'Leary United Church on July 18th.
In the rihsrnce of the minister, Rev. IV. C. Dickson, who was on holidays. the service was conduct- ed by Rev. J. M. Sheen of Elms- dale United Church, assisted by Rev. C. 0. Howlett, O'Lonry Bap- tist Church, and Rev. Owen F. Underwood of the Church of the Nazarene.
The hymns. "The Lord's Iii,V Shepherd" and "The Sands of Time Are Sinking", were sung lin- der the leadership of the United Church Choir, Mrs. Lewis Berri- ard, organist. A duct was beaut- ifully rendered hy Mrs. Dan Mac- Plierson and Mrs. Edward Mc- Dougall.
Mr. Sheen spoke of the deceased, and comforting words to the bereaved. So many friends gathered to pay the!" tri- liutcs that many were unable Hi enter the church during the ma- mnrial service.
Mrs. Phillips, nee Lillian Rayner, survives her husband; also four daughters and two sons, Earle of Wag Cape: (Muriel) Mrs. Philip Thomson, 0'Li-ary; (Blanche) Mrs. Garland Brooks, Windsor. N. S, (Vernal Mrs. Herbert Vntcher. 0'- Lenry: (Maurie) Mrs. Edward Mac- Donald, O'Leary. and Waldo of 0'Lr-nry. M. Phillips is also sur- vlved by to r sisters and one brother. Mrs. Josua Miller, Ellen- lir: Mrs. E. S. Burlclgh. Ellerslie; Mrs. Loslin McLean. Lot 14: Mrs. Russell Mclirihur, Mt. Pleasant. and the Hon. Forest. Plillllps, M.I..A.. Ml. Royal.
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