‘mi: GUARDIAN. CHARLUITETOWN
IUNE ‘l7. .1949
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TIAR OUT TIIIS IMPORTANT MESSAGE
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IN MEMORIAM
Ml. GORDON WEBB
There passed peacefully away at the home of his daughter. Mrs. John White, 23 Pleasant Street, Charlottetown, Gordon Webb on June 2. i949. in his fi year.
The late Mr. Webb had been in failing health for the past two years. but had been up and around as usual until May 23 when his symptoms became more alarming and he was taken to Charlottetown where he was tenderly nursed by his wife and family. “Gordon" as he was familiarly known was the son o! the late James Webb and Isabelle Dennis of 0'Lea.ry.
In early manhood he lived in California, returning to PEI. he farmed for a. few years then took up fox farming while that indus- try was booming. Of late years he followed the carpenter trade.
In 1908 he married Lydie Stew- hrt of Vernon River. ‘Three chil- dren were born to them, Carl died in infancy, Ruth (Mrs. John White, Charlottetown), Reginald, Char- lottetown.
There are left to mourn a dq- voted wife, one son, Reginald and
sons, Bobby White and Reginald Jr» and James Carmen Webb. Also two brothers, Edwin, of Morro Bay. Cal. and Ernest of Cavendish and two sisters. May, Mrs. Wm. MncKendrick, Campbellton, P.E.!., aBclle, Mrs. Wm. Hill, Westport, Conn. both sisters attended the funeral. One brother and three sisters predeceased rn. During his sickness he was isited by the Rev. J. H. MacCallum.
The funeral service was largely attended at the MacLean Fun- eral Home. The service was con- ducted by the Rev. J. H. Mac- Cnllum. assisted by the Rev. Carlyle Webster. The ’i'ollowlng hymns were sung: “Til Lord is My Shep- herd" “Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and a solo “Good Night and Good llélorning" by Ivan Bryenton, Brack-
y.
The pallbearers were: Messrs. Arthur Burke, Perley Mutch, Samuel Good. Jack C. Stewart, Norman MacPherson and William Younker.
Following are flowers, cards and letters of sympathy:
LETTERS OI’ SYMPATHY
Mr. and Mrs. Shaffner Mac- Nutt, Truro
Ernest and Myrtle Webb, Caven- dish '
Miss Lena MacLure, Toronto Miss Anna Stewart, Charlotte- town. Mae and Earl Thompson, Bos- ton. Mass. Florrie Vickerson, Vernon River" Mrs. Edith Nelson, Charlottetown Harold and Dorothy Home, Mill River, PEI. Mrs. Janette C. Benton, Winsloe Edmund and Hazel Robertson.
Helen Carter, Winnipeg, Man,
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one daughter Ruth, three grand- ca]
lingerie Making Public Appearance
NEW YORK. June ll-(CP) — Lingerie is making its public ap- pearance thia month — it can be seen u easily under the new sheer dresses ae through a plaic- glaas store window.
Laces, ribbons and rainbow hues are much in evidence. And shoulder straps are out on some models.
One of the smoothest-looking affairs is a strapless slip incor- porating e carefully-engineered bra top. Not only Is it cool, but it eliminates an array of shoul- der straps which never seem to synchronize. Some taffeta models have net insets ornamenting the bra, cups. Some have corselette-type control around the ribs. .
Jean Carter. WinnIPflI. Man. Agnes Graham, Winnipeg. Men. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Schwartz, Lunenburg, NS. Ted and Anna Webb, Morro Bay.
I CARDS OF BYMPATHY
Ellwin and Ethel Champion Keith and Ade. Champion Harvey and Bertha Jenkins
C. J. and Gertrude Wood Edward Younker, Den-y, USA. Mr. and Mrs Wm. MacGarry Audrey Miller
Marjorie Cameron
Kenneth, Margaret and Glendon Eddie and Marion Smith, Bos- ton, Man.
Ham and Marion MacCannell Earl and Elsie Palmer
Ernest and Dot White Clayton and Lucy Oudmore Harry and Hattie Gander Bunbury WMB.
George and Massie Webb Alvin and Jean Webb
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ranahm Ed and Hazel Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Parkman R. R. Bell
Ilett and Emma Richards Ruth Johnson ' Dorothy Mouse
The Stetson Family, Brookiieid Walter and Margaret Wakelln Ed and Lola MecRae
Art and Georgie Rodd
Edna Pineau
Rebekah Past Noble Grand Club Bill and Gwen
Mrs. White and Ida Isabelle Brehaut
C. Rupert MaeKay Mildred and Cyril Wood Mr. and Mrs. R. T. White and Myrtle I Percy and Linda Worth ' Zion Women's Auxiliary J. B. end Mrs. Arsenault Annie Kennedy
Florrie Stewart
Syd and Minnie Clay Zion Church Christian deavour
Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. l0 WMS. Zion Church
Edith Davis
Mr. and Mrs. S. 'Korry
Mrs. George M. Stewart
Allie and Lizzie Bryenton Waliie, Annie and Family Norma Yeo -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitehead Nelson and Anna Good
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Mrs. Haber Barrett. Mrs. Proud, Mrs. Fylpha Newson. Meet- ing closed with Mizpah Benedic- tion after which lunch was serv- ed by mittee in charge.
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the 36th of June with special choir. Christian Stewardship read by Mrs. Heber Barrett. Prayer ior missionary by Mrs. Lorne Smith. Collection $2.74. Frienship 59c. Next place of meeting, Mrs. Al- ton Newman. Lunch committee. Willard
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Gordon Webb, wish to thank rele- lives and friends for all acts of kindness, and letters of sympathy.
United W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. Edgar Newton. The meeting opened by singing "Just As I Am" followed by repeating Creed. Res- ponsive reading Psaliu 84, readings of Scriptures by different mem- "hers. service was of "Keeping the lord's
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Day". was sweetly lung by Mrs. Alton Newman, Mrs. Ralph Younker and Mrs. Roland Buehannan. The worship service closed by alnglng “What a Friend We have in Jesus.” The mlnuteeof previous meeting were read and edhyrolloallby smembersanu two visitors.
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Edward and Maude Selliek , Pearl aud George Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Royston Emma and Waiter Newcombe, Amherst, NS.
Hilbert and Louise Priuel Myra and Willard Prowse Frank and Sadie Gard Francis Teed and Thelma Doris and Keith Bryentom Lottie and Roland Harper.
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KINGSTON UNIT!!!) WMS. The June meeting of Kingston
The theme of the worship "Sweet Hour of Prayer"
proved, follow- One former member
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rqarding ‘ Charlottetown in September. It was decided to have Rev. J. B. Skinner have a special service on
ea and was farmed out.
prison football and baseball tar, was ruled eligible to play for'Al- bany in the International Base- ball League l4 years ago today after considerable controversy. He failed to llve up to advance notic-
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MORTGAGE SALE
THERE WILL BE SOLD at Pub- llc Auction‘ in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown, in Queen's County, Prince Edward island, on TUESDAY, the FIFTH day of JULY I949, at the hour of TWELVE 0’CLOCK NOON. ALI. that tract, piece and parcel of land situate lying and being at Launching on Lot 55, In King's County, being at the extremity of Bruce Point, bounded on the north by the Launching Road, on the south by the Gulf of St. Law- rence, on the west by land in pos- session of John H. Walker, Rod- erick McDonald and Angus Me- C ", containing eighteen acres of land a little more or less; ALSO, all that other tract. piece and parcel of land situate
lying and being at Launching
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aforesaid and being back of the last mentioned Point, bounded on the north by thirty-nine and one- half acres owned by John H. Walk- er, on the east partly by land of John H. Walker and Michael Mo- Cormaclr, on the south bv land now or formerly in pooseasiou of Isadore MoCormack and on the weot. by the Grand River‘ Road containing twenty acres o! land a little more or less; ALSO all that other tract, piece and parcel ol land situate at Launching afore- side and being on the west and abutting on the last mentioned Road bounded on the north by land owned by John H. iilalker. on the south by land owned by Isaac McCormack on the west by land owned by John H. Walker, James Walker, and Mrs. P. Walk- er, and on the east and south by the Grand River Road aforesaid, containing Twenty-one acres of land a little more or leae . . . The above ‘eale Ia made under
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and by yirtue of a power of ale contained in a certain indenture of Mortgage bearing date the Eighth day of June, 1923, and made between John McCor-maok. Jr. of Boughtoa Island in King's County, Farmer, and Mary J. MoCormack, his wife, of the first part, and The Registrar of the Court of Chancery, of the second part, and which said mortgage has by assignment bearing date the First day of June, 1949, ber- come vested in the undersigned. because of default having been made in the payment of the prin- cipal money and interest thereby secured,
For further particulars, apply at the office of MacPhee and hein- el», Solicitors, Riley Building, Charlottetown.
Dated this First day of Jnne A. D. 1949.
l. l. Trainer, Asslguee of Mortgage