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Mr. Earl Pearson; Chelton, who was operated on in the P. E, 15- land Hospital I t. comlonably‘ as week is resting

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heustis. CHM“. have returned from a motor trip to Mahone Bay, N. s, Where they visited his brother, Rev. and Mrs. Emmerson Heustia.

Mr. Gordon MacCallum, Char- 1°"°1°WI1. who was visiting at the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Craig, Middleton. Sims a solo in the Bedeque Un- ited Church Sunday morning. lvlhlch was very much appreciar.

o" F'1.'1da3"_9\'°1111lE a farewell party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Leard at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacFai-lane. Fernwood. Mr. Harrison MacFar- lane presided and expressed the regrets of_tho community at the departure of two good citizens. Mr. Learcl ha; been a life long resident and a prosperous Iarmer in tha district; Mrs. Lear-d has always been an active worker in the Women's Institute, and is a talented musician and they will be greatly missed in the commun- ity. Presentation of an ‘electric twilight floor lamp was made by Mr. Robert Waugh and Mr, Bren- dan Sherry and an address was read by Mr. Alexander MacFar- lane. Mr. and Mrs. Leard thank- ed ali for their thoughtfulness in remembering them with so nice a gift which was very much ap- preciated, and extended an in- vitation to coma and visit them in their new homo at Bedeque. A sing song was enjoyed with Mrs. Leard at the piano. Refreshments were served by the ladies present.

A farewell gathering was tend- ered Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray and family on Tuesday evening at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Sherry, Fernwood. Mr. Harrison MacFarlane called the folks to order and expressed the regrets o! those assembled at the departure of their kind and ob- iiging neighbors who are leaving the community. Mr. Murray with the exception of a few years spent in U. , A. has resided all his life on the old homestead and will be greatly missed by his neighbor-a where ha waa always Willing to lend a helping hand; Mrs. Murray, RN. was ever ready to help out in times of sickness. A presentation of’ a chest of‘ silver and a purse of money was made

address was read by Mr. Cyril liIacFarlane; Mr. and Mrs, Mur- ray thanked all for their kind remembrance and generous gifts and invited them all to their new home in Albany, Where they have recently purchased the farm and residence of Mr. J. Noonan. The remainder of the evening was spent in aociai intercourse. Re- freshments was served by the ladies at the Close. oi’ a pleasant evening and all wished them many prosperous years in their new home.

‘FLAXY MARTIN’ AT CAPITOL. SUMMERSIIJE

—Threc stars. Virginia Mayo. Zach- ary Scott arid Dorothy Malone top

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hich opens today at the Capmci ’ hoatre. From a story by David Lang. the drama reveals the oper- ations of a shady gambling syndi- cate and it‘s grip on the lives of three individuals. Miss Mayo is cast as a. sunning, unscrupulous show girl. named Flaxy Martin, who stops at little to attain he: goal. Zachary Scott is a young lawyer who becomes involved in murder and gunplay. Miss Malone. tho third starring member. plays the sym- pathetic part of Scott's sweetheart.

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—HIGH SCHOOL ILECITAL -—, An interesting program was pre. sented in the Surninerside High School Auditorium by Grades VII VIII and IX on Fhiday after- "flfm l1l aid of the Junior Red‘ Cross Alter the singing of a num-' be!‘ of Christmas carols, with MLssI Patricia Saunders at the piano. Dickie Noonan announced the fol. 119111118 numbers: Recitation by Wendell Waite: piano solo by Reginald lianseu; a chi-ism“ 5011K "N091" liv n group with Carol Elderkin Stﬂpﬁllr; to the front and singing “$519M Night"; 519M111; by Hnddon Mcllish; piano solo by Ann Sutherland; musical selections by Douglas Pineau and Sonny liuestis on the piano ac- cordion and clarinet; vocal solo by Merle Elderkin; a playcf. "Dad; Q\116tEven1nz"n-itli the follow- 1118 “K1118 Dart: Jackie Simpson. Mary Mountain. Sally Woodside, Herbert Crockett. Vance Harris and Sandra Logan; recitation b3. Donald Cameron; a Sailor Song with the girls and boys in cos. fume: recitation by Birdie Cairns; vocal solo by Margaret Shaw: piano duet by June Geddis and Doris Heckhei-t; recitation. Janet H0111“? B- llllllrl. “Christmas Eciies" with iiie following taking part. Shirley Burns. Jessie Blng-' 118m. R-uth Cahiil, Bessie Darby Joyce Jenkins. Betty Mach-mfg, Alice Ramsay. and JnAiine Smith: God Save the King. ._5

-BAP'I‘IST W. M. S. MEETING- i-The Deccmihcr meeting of the \\'. M. S. of tlic Summersidc Baptist Church was ltrgld at, tho home or ivilfreri Inman, Cambridge Street. on Tuesday af- ternoon with a splendid atten- dan-‘e. The president. Mrs. E. .1 Bairass. opened the meeting with the hytnn Jsilent. Night". A num- bci‘ oi‘ dime calendars were brought. in and opened. realizing a substantial amount. in he forward- cd to India to the Sum-mar Rest Home in the i-iiils for mission- aries. 'I‘l:e singing ol"As with glad- ness men 0i old" was followed by the Scripture reading nf t.he sforv of the life of Jesus. as found in tho Gospel 0f Si. hiiitihou", and prayers by Mrs. J MnrLeod, Mrs, J. F. Taylor and .\II‘S. Barrass Mrs. J. F. MacNcill presented an interesting report. of a recent ex- cutivc meeting of the U. B. W. M. U. attended in the St. Germaine Street Baptist. Church in St. John. N. B. It was decided to send $5 to .\irs. G. W. Warren in assist. in the missionary training of two girls at Acadia University, After the re- peating in unison of the Miz;ah benediction. n social hour followed and dainty rcfrcshinr-nis were sev- —-S

-—LA.DIES AID MEETING- .\irs. Heath Strong in-esided at the December meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital on Wednesday afternoon at the Nurses’ Home. On h-"IIIIII of the members of the Lndics Aid. the president expressed appreciation to the committee, undcr the con- venershfn of Mrs. W. P, Callaghan, who made the recent. League _pl i More)’ Display Tea siuli n splen- did success. It. was moved that. a vole of thanks be extended to Mr. George E. ilvillinms for his kindness in donating flowers to lilo LEIIEITIC of Mercy Tea. Mrs, (3.

cALﬂryyfA W. (gp) ,_ Calcutta A. Bor-hnri". who luiri been au-

recenmy played hos; m a Swedish iiinrizcd bv ihn Aid. made the

' kmtban “mm from Halsnmbor; piilTIlRSt‘. of tWPlliX-lﬂlil‘ bedside m 5 which was invited by the MOITHII’ i-“1‘1““ 1111' 1'11" 11‘15D11"1- 11" “'11s Hagan. the leading Indhm team. movcri that the usual contribution

m‘ "5 golden ]ubuee_ s‘ved_.n_i iic given towards the nurses"

winners 0t m0 olwnpic even; m] Christmas treats; if. was also

2943' Wm p1,“, three exhibitioni moved ihni. irrccim; cards be sent.

arms ﬂgahlst’ ‘lndm ‘ in each patient. in tho hospital

‘L __ for Christmas and Mrs. G. W.

_,.‘,‘_ Phillips kindly offered to supply

the wards 'i‘li.~ srwretziiw" was au-

thorized in write a ict.tri' of sym- pntliy to Mrs Donnlri Baker in her rcrcuf snd hercnvroncnt; and .i rniri of rourei. in Mi“. .\i. L. Brad- T show on his illness. After t.lie meeting auiiriirucri. ion was served by lvlrs; Bnchncr. nssisirvi hv Mr; D. Bryciitnn. -Q

_(‘.III'R('I-I AYXILIARY MEETS --’I‘hr~ Aftcinunn and Evcninz; Auxiliary‘ of ihv North Bsidcquc United (‘hu-"vh. in conjunction with ihv Flora Tor-mlis Mission Circle, Wilmui Vniicy. moi ai ihei homo of ill c. Robert ling; for the. I annual (‘Iirishnz-is mrcling. The‘ Afternoon and Evening Auxiliary ies decided in unite and the foi- lowing officers were appointed for the comin! year: President. Mrs. A. G. liIncC-aull: vicc presi- dent, Mrs. Wilbur Stavert: sec- retary, ‘Mrs, Erie liiaclViui-do: treasurer. ‘Miss Myrilc Slavert: liiissinn Band. Miss Erma 138k" and Mrs. Clark. Baker: Baby Band. Mrs. Wilbur Siavcri: scﬁfe- iarics for ihc following. Christian Stewardship. Mrs. Walter H0428;

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Temperance and Christian Citizen- Qip. Mrs. Robert l-logg; C0111" munity Friendship. Mrs. Norman MacMurdo; Literature. Mrs. R. L- Wagner; Missionary Altiili-lli-V- Mrs. Edgar Sobey; 5551x1815 Members. Mrs. James M. Ulﬂfk- The president. Mrs. MacCauli. and Miss Erma Ba-ker were appointed delegates to attend the Presbyter- ial which will be held in Jan- uary in Charlottetown. A candle- ligihting service was conducted b)’ Mrs. MacCaull. assisted by Mr!- James N. Clark. North Bedeqlle- Mrs. Albert Clark. Wilvrnot Valley. Mrs. Fred Waite. Travellers’ Real. Mrs. Ralph Ho“. North Bedcqtlf- Mrs. Erie MacMurdo was pianist. At the conclusion of the meetinl. delicious refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess. assisted by Mrs Ralph Hem; and other members.- —-S.

Personals .

—Mr. Donlld Baker left Silu- . ensida for Halifax. N. S. on Monday morning-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clarke motored from Sarrmnerside to Amherst, N. 8.. on Monday-S.

—The many friends of Dr. S. R. Prince. Lot I6. regretted his iii- ness in the Prince County Hos- pituL-S. .

—Rev. J’. A. Jar-dine of Fred- cricton. N. B. Ipent a few days

B. C. Jardinc in wiimot VGIIQI.—\ S.

—The Misses Grace Riley of Baltic. Lot 18. and Millicent Cou- sins of Park Corner were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Best. Summersidc.-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bow- ness of North Bedequc have mov- ed to Charlottetown where they will reside for the winter months

IN MEMORIAM $8. l-AMUH. LIDSTONE

—The funeral service for Mrs. Samuel I_“ stone who passed away suddenly or a heart attack was held from the home of her daugh- ter. Mrs. Harry Ramsay. Mount Royal on Monday December 5. and was conducted by Rev. W. G Dick- son. Uleary. assisted by Rev. Rl-I. Baxter of Biddeford. Interment was in Mount Royal cemetery. The

tty and tthase together with the ﬁrs.“ number who t/umed out to pay their last respects. shows the esteem and love in which the dec- eased was held by all who knew her. She was a devoted wife and mother. a loyal friend and a kind neighbor and was always interested in the Christian Church. She was '16 years of age, born in Eller-

slie. daughter of the late Mr. and

last week with his mother. Mrs.‘ Mrs.

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George Burietgii. Ellerslia Her husband predeceascd her i3 years ago. She made her home with her brother. Mr. W. M. Bur- lefgh.

Shc leaves to mourn. her daugh- ters. Mra, Harry Ramsay. Mount

Royal, (“Ethel"); Mrs. Ralph Turner. ("Pearl"), of waltham. Mass, and one son. Harold Lid-

stone, Coleman. One sister. Lucy. Mrs. Alfred MacLean, living iin Ellerslie. Brothers: Willis/m. 17d- mond. Lmnuci Buricigh. Eilcslie.

Pall bearers: Arnold and Lorna Bnrleigh, Walter Darrach. Curtis MacPhee. Roy Ramsay. Ralph Lidstone. Flower Bearers: Scott and Dan Buchanan; John Mc- Donald. Preston Thompson. Chapman Jelly. wyman Phillip-g.

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The annual meeting of Free- town United W. M. S. Auxiliary was held at the home oi’ Mrs. Iouis and Miss Mary Cairns on Decunber 6 with an attendance of 1a members and 2 visitors.

floral tributes were numerous and .

The opening WOTSIIIp service was led hy the president. Mrs. Austin Rogers and the members rcszond- ed by songing the refrain of hymn 4'! "0 come let us Adore Him."

The beautiful Christmas candle- light program which was inter- spersed with the singing of carols was carried on by Mrs. Ray Burns Mrs. Austin Scales. Mrs. Will Rog- ers and Miss Mary Cairns.

poadmca secretary. Mrs. Ray Btu-as, concerning Prcsbyterfal to be held in Charlottetown Jan. 25 and 2B. Each auxiliary is asked to contribute 1 cent per member to- ward the Bel-wick Camp Fund. The supply secretary. Mrs. Scales, reported several boxes clothing sent. to Home Missions at Labra- dor and three boxes to Canadian Church Relief abroad also a parcel of food to Germany. The Associate helpers secretary. Mrs. Edison Dommareil reported 2) members and increased givings in her de- partment. Mrs. Rny Burns took the chair for the election of officers which resulted as follows: presi- dsntr-Mrs. Austin Rogers; vice- presldent-Mrs. Ray Burns; rc- cording secretary-Mrs. Prank Calms; corresponding secretary- Mrs. Will Rogers: treasurer-Mrs. Prank Deacon. christian steward- ahtp secretary-Mrs. Will Rogers, community friendship secretary- Mrs. George Rogers. literature sec- retarw-Mrs, Albert Stetson, mis- sionary monthly secretary-Miss Mabel Burns. temperance and Mrs. Mary Calms. organiswlvi Prank Deacon. associate helpers secretary-Mrs. Edison Dommeraii,

sirprply secretary-Mrs. Austin Scales. Mission Band Leaders: Frec-

town, Mrs. Brewer Auld. Mrs. Hu- bert McNeill; South Freetown- Mrs. Wallace Reeves. Mrs. Elmer smith; Lower m-eetown- Mrs. Allison Protitt.

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