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Miss Barbara Sonya Ward, dav-

ring ceremony was Rev. Mons. P. Mc- Mahon, whe also celebrated Nup- Mass, The organist was Joseph Dougan. The solo-

ist was Mr. James Flannagan. Summer flowers and vigil lights decorated the altar. The guests

Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride was radiant in a long sleeved ballerina length

nylon lace and large bow, with sequins and pearl trimmings. Her headdress was a crown, trimmed with sequins and pearls. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. ° Miss Paula Ward, was brides- maid for her sister, and wore a shrimp ballerina dress, with taf- feta skirt and two layers of net, matching headdress and white accessories. She carried a bou- quet of white and shrimp carpa-

tions. Mr. Desmond Whitlock was best man. The ushers were Mr. in Dowling and Mr. Leo

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For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Ward chose a blue sheath dréss and her accessories includ- ‘ed a white picture hat and glov-

GEORGETOWN

Mr. Mervin McInnis of St. eans, Quebec, who is holidaying is home in Elliotvale, was a visitor to Georgetown and guest of Mr. and Mrs.

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guests of Mrs. Poloun’s grandmother, Mrs. Annie Gard-

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fitzgerald of Brookline, Mass., who are va- cationing at Lanes’ Cabins in Mon- . were recent guests at the fhome of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Fitz

Mr. and Mrs. Charies Collings and: three children of Sydney, N. §., who are holidaying in the Pro- vinee were recent guests of Mrs. Colling’s grandmother, Mrs. An-

Cpl. Alton MacKenzie of the R.C.M.P. who has been stationed at Yellowknife, North West Ter- ritories, and who with Mrs. Mac- Kenzie and son Graydon, are vis-

Cpl. MacKenzie’s parents,

. and Mrs. Robert J. MacKen- zie in Souris,-motored to George- on Saturday and accompany- them was Miss Ellen Stead. While in Georgetown they were ts of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Lavers. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Meaney and family left ‘recently by car on return to their home in Corner brook, Nfid., following a holiday in Georgetown at the home of Mrs. Meaney’s grgndfather, Mr. Michael Burke Sr.

Mrs. Douglas Gray and son Ro- bert, who have been the guests of Mrs. Gr L.H. Douglds, left recently on re- turn to teir home in Portsmouth, N.H.

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oS ate ster? ihc, ne ‘ : ra eee * bride, The verses were read ty) Yvomne thanke August Bride Mrs. Vernon Sian and re ber. _° ki ¢ a : Eimer Caseley . Cook) After a few well-chosen Is Honoured Eowatt, a former room-mate of |explaining the purpose of Lon Tiras, emning. Jn!7| (ie ee ee ee ee ae en 2 Eimer Smith and Mrs. bride-to-be in her usual |>eeutiful ¢ presented Eimer Reeves assisted by Mrs.| Pleasant manner thanked atl nem by Mise Palsy Haman ex Fred peed vane Uettamte'et 8 ee ee ee ee shower vonne Gauthier, invited vissit ” ther of Mr, ad Mrs. Elmer Gas. her new home in New. Toronto. eee eee brothers Oswald, at her home in South Free-| A delicious lunch was served omne Gen in hee pa Costello, The living ? Pe ee Ranaaaes, sasied by Mrs. "Tye remainder of the evening desta -room was . tastefully Me- . we decorated with pink and white | Eachern and Mrs. Alvin Sietson.|"4* Sent in music and dancing-| Leary, Me. Willard Saunders ‘Family there. They speak tighly of the senate Gnd bemquets of mined Beg tang rigpeetnlyr dieing! assisted by memn-| kinder’ ' suctioaneine, ; ly impressed with London and sembled, the bride-to-be was es-| Billy Campbell. —_ dered @ personal shower by her|ane James alt Racer rossion tock place at jncted he warm greetings extant a aoe oe Se oe et ee jiving |triends in Toronto before leaving Guest epeakers home of Mr. and Mrs. James|ed Canadian visitors. They were “Here Ce Crohen : there im June. She received Ryan cerned bryelln oP yp dig ao played by Mrs. Ray Smith, |the guests deparied ‘wishing [ed much to her ‘eousseau. Sunday were Rev. ied by her husband F. S. Mervin|of Cambridge who befriended so The baskets of gifts were| Yvonne & very happy wedded Som Feanepivania, E. Kahle and their three chil-|many of our Island boys during brought im by the Misses Connie | life. Charles Townsley. on Soler and. Saha Ge seonnd. Sune Tae. ee Ree: Seen cemene, Siaieen, Saaeiay On Tuesday evening August 4, O'LEARY ext, Quebec home from a year|old son, and Joe Ready of Ker Reeves, Betty es and Linda/ Yvonne and her fiance, Robert Mr. and Mrs.- James Dunbar, de tia nlice hd ta 00 te ae ae ue i conser har The gifts were opened by Mrs. ee tae or nee a een ee Mrs. Ellis Smaliman and far ont i ' Sten : . Mrs. Waldron Barbour \ Boulter Boulter - Se eS ee teen] we, rer See Ted Tidmarsh and Mrs. George |land, Carleton Siding, on behslf|dren, Alma, spent ‘Friday. visit-|and wily Mire. Nelll Boulter, Glew Halifax, a aee Sean Their visit Agno dy adh Wood, former school mates of the oi the cast of Borden Players ofjing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'!wood canal 4 oe aon Kahle while in ee nae eae a tone ear elcrere ss” ic a Se ey a4 ho oi Pap 2 Pi Ps x4 fay eG - ‘|Europe spent their vacations tre-|greatly impressed with Denmark MI EI I OE LEE PF EF EPP PE IAP IPP PFE AEEI SD j|velling, and had, the opportunity | and Holland. The intensified farm- oh : , Ae eee = | ae ¢€ . 95 ¢ a. * # ; 4 : shop and Save atE ATON'S= * #¢ |. ae ae bal " * « ¢ «b OPENINGS FOR YOU... im the Senior Matriculation AP: ¥ me ~ ce MER hE PRP: PP Oe (GradeXIII) amd the Bible Departments. Christian Education, ae to a ie ee ee ee ea ee FC ak ee ee as p % Music and Secretarial Majors in the two-year Bible Course. vs The United Baptist Bible Training School Curtains o z ae ty ; j ‘ = ‘ ' cs ; MI 4 ” ‘ . ae: Sandals and swivel straps in the mM, Lacey patterns in colours 2.2 es « group. Broken size range, Clear- ‘yf Rose, Green, Yellow. Sizes 30” i + ¢ ; meme PF 72", eae oe OS P M y Ay SPECIAL, 1 69 Angfng % P.M. Special, ie 2 59 Oe iss a a 2 e e@ Pair §s gh 7 ss e OE 80 aaa PP dat 00-9" 8"8 ee 8 ~9"s7870 ee es and she wore a corsage of | fis - C2 ee EO Oe eens oe ~ shite . tions. f L ‘ € ; sf , ts # Sete see ese BS Fry Pete ecicis iene a se RO PMP I ERIS eg ata at at at ahaa tata amo” Oe ception was leld at the Queen Hi + @ s 2 4 The ‘pride’s table coutinad Ay xe/ Ball Point Pens. ae 20 Piece Set ome see ot as ee A net eter tr, Be BOM % -le a by sil ndle- | em . * sticks and white capers and Of The United Baptists em ° a aS, _ are set. Blue + 3 iny vases cut flowers. igen Sale : Ae OW design ee For her honeymoon trip through MARITIME CHURCHES aa F mr 8 P.M. SPECIAL, 09 my 2 PM. SPECIAL, "e the Mariti New England ps Saturda Each iS : States, the. om fae tenn |y 4 ectBentlal cchecl, Gistinguiond fer Cirteiien Woling, 21 Jewel Movement on y ni & sa 3.95 B green polka dress, with green Sweep Second Hand oe ge Bh g "eee t's" ees" o's) Overjacket and while accessories || uf" ‘cist standards, and thorough scholarship . . - beautifel 1} @ Shock-Proof *%, Remain On Sale While x02 «* PPP OES ieee tetgtat ane eek ecere OS and a corsage of pink carnations. |} buildings ... young people from all Atlantic provinces... Water-Resistant — as . “ bake Pfs s*e' no's e's 0%" s*a*e! nd On their return the young Unbreakable Mainspring At Quantities Last. A ay couple will reside at 123 Summet | moderate cost$ and scholarship help. ‘ : me Hanger and Brush Set tid \ se - S aie || ALSO JUNIOR MATRICULATION AND SHORT COURSES | <x) 7 . *. BD agin Page By dowry an a ors 2 = No Phone Or Mail Coat hanger and clothes brush x wie’ Goes . ao For A Catalogue Write The Principal, Moncton, N. B. m ‘Orders On combined. Varnished wood — Odd and ends in assorted Mat- ilyn Skinners, N. Sydney, Carl , zs JEWELLERS fe 2! These Folds up. ware. Ay Morrison, N.” Sydney, Mr. Tom || ‘ FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 8 f Sy ials, Please! 2 P.M. SPECIAL, . King, Brighton, Mass., Mr. and 121 Grafton Dial 4233 | % . Spec , , Set 19 ee ot a . .° : LS 77 ee wee ne ne £ Oey te 5: san Joos eet 2 aietatatatate etabetaete? ok a Ee «ol , es. ~# . 4 x i f f & & Boys’ eek nee 4 ee “ s 3 "e" 0" en nes c*s aa a8 ‘o*s 4 4 i “— . # Se i oe ee Pant Hangers Jack Knives 2 dyed ee _ — pants. fy up Pant Hanger es aie \ m Colours, , Blue, Brown. Sizes :¢ Bottoms Space eo blades. Assorted colour- &,j 8 to 16. ? Saver—Chrome ve a * ones eG t P.M. SPECIAL, ng 2 P.M. SPECIAL, <} t P.M. SPECIAL, ‘og x Pair 3.99 : Ki, Each 49 } : ~ . Each . aA * 2 % * 8 8 8 6 49 OSS ge Pal ». 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