NOVEMBER 20. 3953 llorotlly lllx's t:oIumn--
Continued from page 2
' ',T,,'.I;1 purpose of renewing old ties? Invite Jed and let your plea- ! ,.e”at meeting him againbe evident. That doesn't come under the of "chasing a man," but just doing a bit of pursuing. It's all in
the tactics.
Miss Nlssen cannot reply personally to readers but will ahswuiof Christ, Summerside. were thrill-
nmhlgnls of Inter-eat through this column. ..,;-jm-im
Mid-week , lbarqain
Rail Coach Fares
MONTREAL
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GOOD GOING: TUESDAY -
WEDNESDAY NOV. 24 - 25
Iernon Iovel apple rings to amislr the Christmas bird. or to eat like candy. Simmer till tender in 1 cup water. 2 cups nu ar. 2 less oons Shirriirs True I4-mon intact. Tbefre swell!
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CUPS AND SAUCERS
Anniversary Special.
Each 75;
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GANONG'S
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93 Year Old Layman l Inspires church liners At S'sirle
-on November 15 the members or the congregation of the Church
;
ed and inspired to hear a mes- sage from one who had celdsratea his 93rd birthday." The speaker was Mr. George A. Jeftery. who reached that grand old age on November 14.
His massage entitled "Satisfied Christians" was delivered with comparative ease and forcefulness. It embodied many high and lofty thoughts. Most inspiring of all was Mr. JefIery's numerous quotations from the psalms and other pas- sages of scripture. These quota- tions from memory revealed his unusual ability to memorize and quote whole chapters from all parts of the scriptures.
To commence. Mr. Jena:-y quoted as his text psalm 1715, "As for me I will behold Thy face in right- eousness; I shall be satisfied when I awake with Thy likeness.” Brief- ly he spoke of the benefits of reading the psalms. He alluded to their spiritual uplift as well as their poetical superiority. He urged his hearers to find comfort, strength, warmth. vigor in the reading of the psalms.
The main body of Mr. JeI'Icry's message contained three distinct divisions. First. the unsatisfactory period in man's existence; said he. "that period is now". He showed conclusively, that from the lowest to the highest, men are not com- pletely satisfled. for life holds many grave problems, dlscouragements and disillustons.
Then he spoke on the period of transition when man takes greater interest in the things of eternity and those things pertaining to God and His righteousness. This tran- sition, he said, ”takes place when man becomes aware of God's con- cern and God's promises through the Gospel".
Lastly, Mr. Jeffery spoke on the satisfied condition when those who put their trust in God and His word will experience the realities ol God's promises.
In his concluding remarks he revealed his own personal Joy and satisfaction in looking with faith and assurance to the great prom- ise of eternity with the Lord.
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IHVEEDALE-CHURCHILL W. I.
The monthly meeting of River- dale-Churohlll W. I. met on Oct- ober 7. at the home of Mrs. Dr- vin Carney with an attendance of it membe. and several visitors present.
Roll call was answered with each member paying a. dime.
Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Bell Lamont. Roll call to be answered with the annual fee.
Meeting closed by repeating the Lords Prayer in unison after wlucih a dainty lunch was served by hostess.
BRITISH TEA
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THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN
O'Leary and I I Vicinity Mrs. Thelma-I3:7)y of summer- side, spent the week-end visiting
with her sister Mrs. Oisude Jelley and Mr. Jelley in Otoary.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson and family of summerside, were vis- itors to 0'Leary on Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. Alfred Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webb oi Howlan. were visitors to Summer- slde on Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. Doug- las Adams, are glad to see her home again after undergoing an operation in the Prince county Hospital in Summerside last week. All wish for her a speedy get. well.
Mr. Baby Adams, and son Lorne of Knutsford, motored to Chu- lottetown. on Friday. where they spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Adams and family.
Mr. Medville Bryan of Halifax, has returned to his home after spending a few days visiting in Unlonvale, guest of his mother, Mrs. Edward Bryan and family He also visited with his brochu- ln-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Raby Adams in Knutsford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rlx of Locke Road, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Smallman and family or O'Leary. motored to Alma on Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smallman and Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar and family.
Mr. and Mrs, John Moreshead, 300031-D8nlPd by Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar Harris of Springfield West, motored to Beach Grove on Sun- day where they visited for the afternoon.
Unlonvale W. I. held their meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Don Mac- Kenzie on Monday night. The slate of officers for the coming year are as follows: president, Mrs. Harold Maocormaclr, vice- pres., Brs. Clayton Stetson, secy.- 'I't'eas., Miss Joyce MacDougali. auditors. Mrs, Earle Jeliey and ,NLrs. Don Maolienzle, directors, Mrs. Nesrie Shelfoon, Mrs. William Bryan and Mrs. wilber Grey.
-Baptist Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. 'E. Norton Thursday afternoon. Scripture was read by Mrs. Arthur Harris. and the devotional leader was Mrs. L. G. Dewar. Mission Band Teport was given by Mrs. C. 0. Howlett. It is pleasing to re- port that the local, Mission Band received the Banner for the com- ing year. Report of the Baby Band which also led the bands was given by Mrs. Ralph Adams. A Bible quiz was given by Mrs. Dan Small- man. General business was trans- acted. Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Earle Jelley.
Mrs. Raby Adams of Knu ford, visited with her mother, Mr. Ed- ward Bryan and brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William
vxmlth hources.
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.wlm addwssed the newly wed: in
Mrs. pllm
Breadalbane and Vicinity
during the week-end of Novem-
ber 1.
Mrs. Oolln Mntheson, Port Elgtn. N. 3.. was the gust of Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Ma-theson. November 2. IA large sum” from here at- tended the funeral of Mr. James Brown which was held in Frederic- ton Church on November 6.
Miss Jean Cousins. Halifax. lbeni the week-and at November I. visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bis- mark Cousins.
Dr. Charles Stuart, New Glasgow! N. 3.. spent the week-end of Nov-l ember 15, visiting his father Mr. i Malcolm Stuart. and his sister Miss Mamie Stuart. s I I l
Mr. Wilbur Robinson, Loyalist visited his brother and sLster-ln- law, MI. and Mrs. Lionel Robin- son, on November 15.
. The annual meeting of the: Breadalbsne Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. lledleyl Woodaide. After the appointment: of the new officers for the ensuing year, and the regular business, a delicious supper w-as enjoyed.
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The Women's Missionary Society: of the United Church, Breadalbanc, was enlertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matheson. Ken- slngIon', on the evening of Novem- ber 11.
l Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Graham! were among those who attended the Remembrance Day Services at Wheatley River on November 11.
Miss Eleanor Murray and Misiy Helen Miller, Charlottetown, spent the week-end of November l5 atf the home of the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Murray, Bread-. albane. i
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Macl.eod,i Breadalbsne, left for Montreal, the; week of November 8. where they. will spend the winter months with their son, Mr. Keir MacLeod.
A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- ' nett Delghan, on November 13, inl honor of their son and his brlde,l Mr. and Mrs. Lyola Deiahan. Mrs. Millage MacLeod and Mr. Georgvl MacLeod conducted the bride andl groom to the living room whercl Mrs. James Snowie and Mrs. Elton Somers presented them with many lovely gifts while Mrs. Alex. J. Mac-
Donald read the accompauviltg verses and expressions of good p wishes. '
On November ll, It number of. friends gathered at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chappell, 10, extend good wishes to their son, Homer and his bride of lx'ingslun.i 0nt., who were vacationing on ”The Island." When Mr. and Mrsf Sidney Sanderson had conduct- ed the bride and groom to ,thel ”seat of honor." Mrs. James Cralgl called upon Rev. M. Watlerwortlil
VERNON J. NOYE
HUNTER RIVER
NOVEMBER
extend our thanks and mark the event with a Special Sale.
BEANS. 2001.. Zfor 35c
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ANNIVERSARY SALE
20th to 28th
This Is our Seventh Anniversary and in appreciation of the patronage accorded us we We warmly invite you to visit our store and take advantage of the many excellent prices.
a humorous congrstuisuory speech.
Murray in. suitable poem while Miss Mary MacLennan presented
Mr, Md M,-5, R.-,be.-c Mgcmod, gifts which included a well-filled Halifax. visited the formers par- DUIML MW! U16 sinainr Of "F0? enta, Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLood, They Are
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Harry Bernard read a. com-
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Jolly Good Fellows,"
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