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jhad with him color ides to fi- ‘lustrate his message. |. Presbytery deaconess Mary IA. MacKenzie continues to pro- mote interest among WMS, CG- IT, Explorer and Young — Peop- le’s Societies. She also conduct- jed teacher training classes and - bible vacation schools. Two new auxiliaries have been orgawizeed. Elected to office at the an-

The beginning of organized many Yoreign lands, bursaries | nissionary work by women of to student ministers and déacon- | he Presbyterian Church in PEI jesses, grants for literature and | segan in 1825 when the ''Prince- the education of native women, | town Female Society’, for the Girls’ Homes’ and» Nuursing | propigation of the gospel and schools. ‘ : } other religious purposes, was | A special roject of the formed at Malpeque en Presbytatial is the up-

-This -was-the Te ue in-Ca: eee of Camp Keirat- French nada. In P.E.1., groups of wo- River ‘Which accommodates men ‘cohtinued ie ‘organize auxi- campets of all ages in the liaries until in 1886 there were church, The second annual Pres- enough members to form the byterian Women's Conference first Presbyterial. The name at |was held in July under the direc- that time was the Woman's Fo- tion of the camp leader, Hugh reign Missionary Society. |Lowry of Marshfield.

In 1905 it became the Women's; At the annual meeting in July |

farter, president; Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie, Mrs: Malcolm MacEach- 4 ern, Mrs. Wyman Waddell, Mrs. George Dixon,. Mts. Clarence Marchbank and Mrs. Arthur

Home and Foreign Missionav@| at New London .. Mrs. Mildred /Campbell as _ vice-presidents; Society and fianlly, in. 1915. the Gehman, on furlough from In- iMrs. A. J. Murchison, record- present name ‘‘The Women’s ‘dia, brought first hand knowled- ing sect'y; Mrs. Stanley Delan- Missionary Society’’ was. adopt- |ge of missionary works, needs ley, treasurer.

ed |there. Mrs. (Red) Leslie Files | A project for 1966, which will

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Presbyterial meets an- ‘was also a guest speaker and be completed in the Centennial nually to hear reports and-elect |told of mission work in the Bhil |. lyear 1967, is a memorial book officers Proviricial ase Rev. Claire MacGill, al- ;which will include names of

tions go to the general board of |so on furlough from Formosa, the WM§ (Eastern Division) and | pent many years with the peo- help. suvport mission work in ‘ple in that beautifu' Island and

MRS. R. LARTER WMS president

jhave eben served and are serv- ing throughout the Eastert Di- vision. Contributions “will be ‘us- | ed entirely for. missionary pur- i of

. }(Confederation) Wing RCAF -As- |sociation was formed in Dec- . Officers of-the Auxiliary are: ‘timed at 60 m.p.h. when chased.

nual meeting were Mrs. Rendle |

imen, women and children who | ;

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ed in April 1949, as a women's auxiliary to the Sunset Lodge on Walthen Drive, by Lilia Mor- | ris, who called on her own and |other city churches to - provide | members. Miss Morris being ithe first president.

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| receives a gift from ‘the bea bow-€lub,-and-every—month— i small treat of fruit and candy. is

iprovided. § The ee ifor this being handled by the different churches wha

ithe club.

Anniversary celebrations in | April take the form: of a supper | party, by, a decorat-

) Auxiliary supplies |. comforts to Lodge

The Rainbow Club was. form- |

Each guest on her birthday, |

MRS. C. GLEDHILL . |

highlighted cake which is cut by the old- = est resident, and by the reading |

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| cial holidays’ some entertain-~ iment is provided, musical and | otherwise, and sometimes guests

entertain the . Clubs members | with -.music and recitations.

‘TChristopher Gledhill,

i'Mrs. M. W. Weeks is honorary |

Rainbow Club President « ‘of a poem especially written for

the occasion by guest. Meetings are held once a

month at the Lodge, and on spe-

The approximately 30 mem- | bers of the Club consider it a | privilege and a pleasure to be ‘associated with these charming | elderly ladies—and—-with those | who care for them.

The Club's executive is Mrs.

IN REMEMBRANCE OF

These words speak of a de voted mother, a dedicate. father, a beloved child.

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Legion Auxiliary gives generously. to building fund

“The year 1965 has “heer one of the most successful.in the his- tory of the Charlottetown Branch | -one-of..the Royal Can-

members pat ‘the past year: honorary president, Mrs. ‘Sutih- Jand MacLean;—past—president.

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Mrs. Malcolm. MacDonald; president) Mrs. Russell Roper; ist vice pres., Mrs. Maurice Burgoyne; 2nd. vice pres.;Mrs. Fred Gates; treasurer, Mrs. Roddie Cummings and sec’ry, Lorraine DeCoste. : Outstanding..events. other than catering to numerous banquets, | weddings, and social evenings, | included close co-operation with | all activities of the legion mem- bers. Treats were supplied to all veterans at Easter, (‘whether

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Donations included many such. as Retarded Children's Asso- | ciation, Red Cross Society, Red | Shield Appeal: etc, Aid as also | sem to any veterans families | fj who suffered loss from fire,

‘At the November meeting of the branch the president, (Mrs. Russell Roper) on behalf of the Auniliany members presented | a cheque for $450.00 to go to- | wards the building fund of the’, Royal’ Canadian Legion Branch | Number one,

Many more. activities of a) helpful nature took place, but ’ their | enumeration. Renewed co-oper- ation with all- activities in con nection with veterans has beer | -promised-for-the year ahéad = and the annual meeting in Jan. | uary shoudl see the initiation | of many new members mote lenen eo. neat ie: mnie dN

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