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I Conway and Vicinity

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. '. Lewis. sutnmerside in gtreucgzeek-end with friends

relatives at Conway-

” Mllllgan who is em- Com? the tug Fredericton his home here recently.

31-, and Mrs. Oscar Machlelll wave in summerside Saturday on mgmess and in Charlottetown on

vnpsday. in and Mrs. George Skerry and my;-Eric of Lot is were guests at

me home of Mrs. skerry's mother, mg, John Eroome. on Sunday.

iii. played visit ed

and Mrs. Danny Adams and

da1::;'f,,e; Rgby were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mur-

phy, MacNell's on Sunday evening;

M.-. and Mrs. George Key and 1,'mtly, summerside attended the 1unPl'hl of his nephew. John Key on Sunday. MW 13-

ftir. William Millisan and sons 3m,-ay Road, are busily encased in buying and sellinz Junk-

xu-. and Mrs. sonnler. summer- side were recent guests at Mrs. somtleru parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mi1liS3n-

M1". and Mlrs. Wallace J. Palmer. summerside. were visiting friends and relatives at Conway and Free- land recently.

Palmer who is em-

3ll'. Guy

plowd at Summerside spent the week-end with his wife and fainiiy.

Mr. and Mrs. MscNevi.n and Mr. Richard Delaney, Brae were guests at the home of Mr. John w. Palm- er on Sunday-

Don.a-ld- and William

--.llt'5sl'5 Ramsay. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clarcilre Ramsay left Monday

m0rllllL'.' for work at Moncton, N. B

Mr ciiireiiceliamsay who is em- ploymi with the C. N. R. at Bordon as ii section-man spent the week- end with his wife and family here.

Mr". Robert Morrison who is em- ployed with Morrison and Mvliae at Summerside spent the week- rlltl him his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WIIILICC Morrison.

All-. lgnatuis Murphy. Charlotte- lmrn. spent the week-end with

his mother, Mrs. Bernard Murphy anti his brother and sister-in-law M1 and Mrs. John J. Murphy.

The funeral of John Key, Foxley River was held on Sunday. May 13 ill and was very largely attended. Ti 1 sympathy of the community is ox-pressed to the family in their bcrmvement.

'rs.c- many friends of Mrs. Sterl- inz Palmer will be pleased to learn shr has returned to her home after hPlliL' a patient in the Prince County Hospital for sometime.

air. D. I-l. Boyle accompanied by .iir,and Mrs. Wallace Thompson and baby. Kensington, motored to runway on Sunday and were. the izllcsls of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simmons and lllr. Samuel Simmons. summer- sidc were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, -Sunday.

The auction sale held on the J"!!! of Mr. Eric Ramsay on .'rhui'sdaY. May 10 proved very successful with Mr. Thomas Wig-

'm0r9. Fredericton as auetioneeri

gsnd a large crowd of anxious bid- .dors in attendance.

i The many friends of Mr. Clinton tllnrrlson will be sorry to learn he has been transferred to Camp Hill iiospiial. Halifax. He will receive ireatmcnt for his back there.

”'I'Vhe following fishermen with liar wives who spent the week- lgass. at Hardy's channell spent lunaay at their homes, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. George Mbrrlson. Mr. and pills. Elsie smith.

fiiss Donne. Palmer, Teacher at brac spent the week-end with her father. Mr. John W. Palmer. Mrs. Pnlmcr is in south Orange. New .lrrs0.V mending some time with nor (laughter. Mrs. M. 1". Kuhl.

V-133' friends and relatives of -CWWBY and vicinity attended the iilllerai of Mrs. Samuel Hewitt toreta Rogers) at the Brae on . Sunday. The sympathy of the com- "ilmiiv is expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and Harris on their and bereavement.

The many friends of Mr. John A. . Mamlnllon. Conways oldest Citizen who is eighty-sight years

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-Mr. and Mrs. James Macbougail of Halifax arrived in O'f.csry last: week where they will visit with their daughters Mrs. Cyril Easter and Mrs; Wilbert Dennis, also other relatives and friends.

About 5:30 P. M., on Tuesday afternoon April 24th Wendell Mac- Quarrie. young son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert MacQuarrie oi Heb- ron was hit by a car driven by John Rayner of Cascumpec. He was cut and bruised and otherwise shaken up but was not seriously hurt and after receiving medical attention was able to return to his home. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. William Trcnholm returned on Tuesday April 24th from Montreal, Quebec where Mr. Trenholm underwent a very seri- ous operation. They were met at Sackville. N. B. by Mrs. Tren- holm's brother, Mr. Robert Oulton of Brae and Mr. Claude Jelly of

Hugh MacPhee

O'Leary in his ambulance. Mr.

Trenholm who resides in Bum- merside is a little better and his many friends are hoping his health may improve.

There was a very successful Auc- tion Sale held on Tuesday night April 24th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Maoheod ln- Brae. Grab bags were sold. Games of Chinese checkers were enjoyed. The very efficient auctioneer was of the Brae. A fine sum was realized which will be used for school purposes. Delic- ious refreshments were served. Much credit is due the young and active school teacher. Miss Donna Palmer of Freeland. and those who have co-operated with her, in presenting several of these very enjoyable Auction sales, the mon-e ey of which will be used for the Purchasing of new and modern desks for the Brae school.

Rev. J. W. Howe, B. A. the Min- lster of the Wellington, P.,E. I.Pas- toral Charge of the United. Church of Canada which includes bmides the village of Wellington the con-

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lregations at Union Corner and Victoria West. will be retiring at the end of the Conference year June 30th and he and Mrs. Howe Ire Planing to live at their newly Oquired home at Carletpn.P. E. .1. The Wellington charge will then become vacant. During the short lnlnlltry of Rev. Mr. Howe the chlrse has made progress and this desirable circuit offers a fine field for Christian service.

After giving splendid service as the Minister of the Alberton Pas- toral charse of the United Church of Canada which besides the town of Alberton includes the congrega- tions of Tignish and Casousnpec, the Rev. Percy A. Fitzpatrick will be leaving Alberton the last of the Conference year. June 30th. Dur- ins his three year pastorate Rev. Mr. Fitzpatrick has been in great demand as a speaker at Church Anniversary services and in special Women's Mlissloiury societies ser- vices. He has taken an active part in the Western Presbytery Young P909198 Union and in the West

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well as in the P. E. I. Presbytery. He was ordained in 1912 and has served the Alberton charge since 1948 with marked success in all de- partments of Church work. He has also served for five years on the Bedeque. P. E. I. charze from 1922 to 1927. Before coming to Alberton he sewed at Windsor. N. 5.

Rev. W. A. Paterson, M. A. B. D. of lockeport, N. S. has accepted a Call to the Georgetown, P. E. I. Pastoral charge of the United Church of Canadl. subject to the approval of the Yarmouth and P. E. I. Presbyterles, and will be com- mencing his pastoral duties the end of the Conference Year. June Iloth Rev. Mr. Paterson has served at bockeport since 1945 and is an ex- periencod minister and a capable and conscientious Pastor, having being ordained in 1924. During the second war he served as a naval chaplain and has held pastorates on the Montrose, P. E. I. and ihc Cavendish P. E. I. pastoral charges. He succeeds the Rev. 5. J. Boyce 3. .5, who has given splendid ser- vice as the minister at Georgetown

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since 10411. and during his ten year pastorate the I charge of Georgetown has made marked pro- gress both materially and spirit- ually. Rev. Mr. Boyce was ordained in 1915 and it is believed he will be retiring from the active Min- istry this year.

The closing service of the second week of Revival meetings in the 0'Lenry Church of the Nazarene was held on Friday night April 27th. There was a very good at- tendance. The Evangelist is Rev. H. 5. Mullen of Havelock, Digpy County, Nova Scctla who is assist- cd by his wife and also his son Paul and his wife. The service featured a number of special gos- pel songs by Rev. B. S. and Mrs. Mullen and son Paul also a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mullen and also the singing of a number of re- quest hymns. The pastor, Mr. Underwood presided. A special offering was taken up for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mullen. The Evangelist was heard in I WW9?- ful and convincing sermon on the topic: "is your heart right with

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God?". A number were present

these meetings. They will son.

from Cascumpec, Elmsdale, Mount cludc on Tuesday night May first.

Pleasant. Brae, besides

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Evangeiists are planing to

There have been a number of de- conduct evangelisticai services at

cisions made

to follow Christ at Mount Pleasant

and Elrnsdale at the close of the o'Leary meetings.

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