In Memoriam

.iiB. ELMER ADAMS

'1! in lint the tear in this moment slicd. .

M”... the cold turf has Just been ILIICI o'er him

rha. can tell how beloved was a friend that is dead.

or how deep in our hearts we deplore him-

lt is the tear through many a long day wept;

ii is iile's whole path o'er shad- tt is the one remembrance fondly

kept. , when all lighter griefs have fad- ed."

The death of Mr. Elmei Atiaiiis. which sad event occurred on April 25th.. in Prince County Hospital. calls to mind the beautiful and pathetic words of the P091 Death is at all times sad. but when it comes so suddenly, especially to one on the threshold of manhood. it is indeed overwhelmillg.

He was the eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Adams of Elmsdale and but twenty-five years of all?-

Three years ago he married

Miss Marjorie Doyle of Bloom- field. in Toronto, then returned to his native Elmsdale where he purchased a farm.

Besides his farm duties he suc- rcsslully operated a truck. and by his sterling character. hones- ty and integrity won the respect and confidence of all with whom he had business relations. Pos- sessed of a cheerful personality and a keen sense of humor. Elmer was a general favorite with the olrl as well as the young.

Although not enjoying the best of health for ii brief period, he

carried on his duties, until on the ct

advice of his doctor he entered Hospital a week and a half prior to his death. Following treatment there. he underwent surgery, which failed to restore his health, despite expert medical skill and kind nursing. From that time he realized his condition was serious and his words and deeds could be summed up in the sentence. 'Not my will 0 Lord. but Thine be done." '

The funeral seriicc was held at the Elmsdale United Church. on April 28th.. and was conduct- or by Rev. Alexander McDowell. assisted by Rev. Albert Lewis. Hymns sung were: ”.lesus. Savi- our Pilot Me." and "Safe In The Arms of Jesus." A duel - ”Shall we meet beyond the river" was rendered by Messrs. Alvin Ashley and Russell Leard.

The large number of friends and relatives who came from far and near to attend. as well as the many and beautiful floral tri- butes. and the large uiiiuut-i' of memorial Bibles placed in loving memory. all hear silent testimony of the esteem in which the de- ceased was held.

A dutiful son. a kind husband. an indulgent father. a loving bi-out. er. and a sincere friend was laid to rest by the following pallbear- ers: Messrs. Robert Campbell. Bruce Currie. Ralph Rennie. Orin Wallace Everett Hudson and Ger- ald O'Brien.

The deceased is survived by his wife and son, Jackie, his parents, IIX listvrs. tTlielmal Mrs. Harry Wells; (Roberta) Mrs. Bren- don Wallace; Blanche. Ruby, Gail, Lorraine: and four brothers. Ivan. Alvin. Eric. Walter.

A number of Elmer's young viends were the flower bearers:

ernon Hudson. James Currie. Ralph Duizgan. Everett Adams. Erskine Matthews. Perley Hardy, Roy Adams. Gordon Warren. Nor- man Narren. Ernest Adams. Mike White. Stephen Doyle. Donald Doyle. Myrtle Matthews. Heber Ramsay Warb Murray. Ray Fras- er. George Wallace. Willard Congbiln. Douglas Horne. Alvin Wilkle. James Adams. Sidney Hardy. Erskine MacMillan. Wil- liam Hutt, Wilfred Griffin, Harry Dunn, Loughlin Horne. Lloyd Adams. Ralph Adams, Roland R-irke. Herb McAualand. Cyril Mrxenna.

Following are the Floral Tri-

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B. F Goodrich

MocEwon's Gauge

Pillow -. Wife and Son Mat -- liivither. l":itiiei'. Sister: and Brothers. -

Wreaths

Uncle George and Auiii Doll. Uncle George and family. Ruth. Shirley. Ernie. Ralph. Doris, Irene and Eddie.

I. 0. 0. F. tPer) Charles Foley. Edith and James.

Mr. and Mrs. and family. Marjory and Fred. Virginia and Jewel.

R. A. ML-Kenna

(Byron. Nadine auri Eldon.

Willa .l Mari) ii

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hudson Regal Hockey Club. l Ida and Arthur. Florence and James.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy and family.

Jean and Vernon Hardy. United Ladies Aid.

Helen and Ewen Nicholson.

Bouquet Florence Earle and Jimmie.

F-'-'e'""-' Presentation I

eon Monday evening. May 2nd-. the neighbors of Mr. and MH- Carl Greenan and family, Newton. met at their home to exPN?55 their regrets and extend them good wishes on the eve of their departure to make their home in Charlottetown. Mr. Clayton McCabe -called the gathering to order and called upon Mr. W. P. MeKenna to read an address While Mr. Louis Mulligan and Mr. Ernest McKenna on be-

Dot and Earl. Sylvia and Ben- ny. Michael and Nina.

Mary Arthur. te

. I wish to convey my sincere Dowel, Rev Mr Lewis. Ind yo Eileeniand Ralph. V thanks and appreciation to Dr. 3” who Sam "oral tributes and Pearl and Merrill Mattheus. Beet. Nurses and Staff of the memorial Bibles M50 our good Lois and 'Everett. y Prince (rounty Hospital. also to mends who assmed in so many Aunt Emily and Mike. the special nurses, Mrs. McWil- W8 5 mm" our recent bereaveg Ida and Cliff. liams. Mrs. MacLeod, and Mrs. m.,f,,' Thani You Nazarene Church. Mcvetie for kindness to my hua- 4 '

Thelma and Stanton. Frances and Blld.

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Bibles placed in loving memory by the following: til Aunt Kate and George.

ball of their friends and neigh- bors presented them with a love- ly 5 piece Chrome Dinette Suite.

Belly and Jan' Rev. Mr. Morrison. Rev. Mr. Mc-

band while it patient there; also to the following. clergymen. Rev.

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The May meeting of the New Glasgow W. I. was held at that home of Miss Anne Stevenson on May 2. The President presid- ed. Meeting opened by singing the Ode followed by the Creed in unison. Roll call was ansut-rcd' by 12 members and one visitor

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to bring a prize to the June meet- ing. when it will be decided whe- Osborne regarding a Fun Par- ade, depending upon the amount of prizes received.

letter was read from Mrs. Manning. also one from Mr. Wins- ton Smith regardng a 4-4 Garden Club.-A letter was read from Miss

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Mary Robin informing us of'Dls- irict Convention date. which is to I be June 2 in Cavendish. A thank-

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Sick Committees reported lev- eral calls made. School Com- mitten reported several articles , needed.

New committees were aPDU"!l' ed and are: School. Mrs. Edwin Stevenson and Mrs. Leith Dickie- son; Sick. Mrs. George Dickieson and Mrs. C. S. Dingwell: Lunch. Mrs. Paul Richardson and Miss Elsic Laird; Program. Mrs. Her- bert Stevenson and Mrs. Lorne Stevenson.

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