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Former Islander Featured By A Minneapolis Writer

Mrs. F Douglas Henderson is featured by Jean Wooroll of the Minneapolis Star, The article is an follows

"Serene" is the word one must in to describe Mrs P‘. Doiiglas Henderson. wife of the headmas- Ldr of Breck school

incidents that would Hflke ter- ror no thezheart of many other rtomamakers are just “ftin" to Mrs. Henderson The Rev. Hen- derson. she explains with a smile, has the habit of inviting guests for dinner. ltinch or overnight without warning her.

This causes her no consterna- tion whatsoever. says Mrs lien- derson. because she is so pleas- ed to see old friends or meet new new ones that she couldn't be up- let. tBesides. she has teamed to keep a well—stocked larder of simple foods.

At one gathering for 34 tshe had expected 18' on hot stint- mer da_v. the bottom of the punch bowl dropped r i g hi otit. leaving the refreshments on the carpet and the guests in a state of shock. That Mrs. Henderson can tell of the incident - and chuckle’ gives an indication of her composure and sense of hu- mm.

The Henderson: have guests of- ten for small. meditim and large dinners. T h e r e are overnight house. guests at least once a week She can give a steak din- ner for 36 with no Olllslflf help — without becoming either nervous or tired and still find ttrne to enjoy the party herself.

A Henderson rtile of the house for L’_ll(‘<l§ is tint fuss over thctit Let them have a good time.

\lrs Henderson somewhat re- liit-tantly confesses that the hob-

by she enjoys most of all is paint—‘ in and wallpapering and a

source of frustration for her is

that their home at 1369 W. .\iin-; nehaha parkway had been com l pletely redecorated when the)

m

The urge to "do ox er" pr ably is acquired by clergymerrs wives

who move about a good deal,l

thinks Mrs. Henderson At any rate her eyes glisten with an-

itrespaadenceaaabnuwaretaoa readaaddlscuaaad.8choolcont-

necessary allblllsordered .

sed. It was moved sec

I)ec. 20, 1957;,“

Wage 8 The Guardian Friday,

HAPPENINGS

same. it was decided to clean school before school concert at ‘Christmas.

Programnu for the evening‘ consisted of readings. Jokes and

a penny auction. Mrs. George A.‘ d

A ll\'Fl_V holiday season is an-tmedical and nursing staff of the Gflhlm 811 MP3» w¢“d°“ Gr‘

lticipiiied h_v the .i. Keiller Macisaiiatoi-tum. The party was heldhlm were appointed on the pro kays of 'l‘orontti. Two of theirgat the Found residence. North Ri- STORING ¢0mml“9° 70'' 1'9‘? R .

sons will be home front school‘ver

oad. Miss Mary .l a n et 3000"‘-

t .'\Ultit.'4 the scliool wtiich be- I-‘ound assisted her parents inl M”- Ml?“ J'°k5°“ "“’“°d "'9

a

W‘? p”'\|(ll‘lll. Mrs 'l‘ W t\"‘*’ lH‘t‘\'Idt’Hl. and “IS Alla" -T . lovt-d l. M ‘\ioiitgotnei- '3 sons at-llooking after the guests. 3' i (""9

l. Pl'1l\\\?. wife of Lietiteitaitt-Mai-lionald, trcasuict 'l'ht- |llT‘.\ll[(>"'](xf‘i and anmher gun tiovcriior l't'ii\\se and charter‘ dent of this oi'gani7attoti is ‘\li's. (run, _\i-tittand

-ccotiti vice nicmher in (‘liarliittetnwn of (‘ N ’S. (i

members to her home for Jan-* uary meeting. Roll call to be ans-

'riie tinai meeting of the Sun- wered with Sins. Say or Pay- l’¢’DP|n M” Jill!" 'l7 Rudd Ml‘. Justice Mackay will be day school Temperance course The" helfll "0 ll-|1't:¢" b"5ln955-

lB. .\ii-s John B .\llll'l(’). first ' is the ('lln\('fl(‘l‘ of food. swtirti in as ll(’ul(’llanl-Ri)\'€l'll0l',WIS held in the Baptist Hall on "1! meeting then a lourned I:

of l)lllHl'Itt on December 30th and Tuesday

,“9rm,,,,, ])9(-ember singing the island Hymn. after

vents, PTA and services at St ‘Collegiate S(‘l'l(l0l, Scott. 5. goes ll '5 8 l-'l'*‘3l h3Pl’1"“-‘5 l0 ll‘? 1731- Th? "’|0'h9l'-S 0f ll‘? 5('h"l3l'5 which lunch was “Wed um 3

Pauis Plpiscopal church round otii the busy life of this mother

o t tee F.liI.abeth ll, attends Northroplh" m“”“‘r l

to Kindergarten at

‘three sons present at the impor-

ward. 7 monlhl. stays home with ‘am L.e,.9m‘,ny_

Mr. ,ltihn Holmes. who

Their December Meeting

The llccciiiher meeting of Al- pha Rebekah Past Noble Grands‘ (‘lub was held the home of Mrs. Lillian Smith. l"it'I.i'oy Street. with Mrs. Jean Smith presiding. The [tl‘(’\l(ll‘nl [IIt‘\‘I‘fll(‘(l a sitin- mary of the actitities of the club during the past )ear anti the se-

ticipation as she speculates abouti (.n.,a,—\ 1,-(.a\.,,.‘.,— §ubm,m..d the

when she might be justified in starting in again. The former Neveta Ha_vw'ood.

Mrs. Henderson is a iii-itive of‘

Prince Edward island. Canada. where she met her husband. ’l‘lii~) were ittarricd after his ordination into the ministry and had their first parish on the island tine of Mrs. llendersotrs fontiest meni- ories issdrivitig with horse and sleigh to Christmas eve services on the island under a gentle snow- fall.

The rectory there had no elec- tricity and the horse was their only transportation. He pulled a buggy in summer. a sleigh in “H1- ter And during l.ent, which usu ally came dtiring the niiidd_v sea- son. \fr Henderson went to ser vices astride the animal to avoid becoming splottered.

Most women could find much cause for complaint in stich an

existence But Mrs. Hendcrsonl

says she loved it Her philosophy is that if you want to complain. you can always find a cause — and if _voii want to have fun, you can always find a reason for en- j()_\'lfl2 life.

Sewing. needlepoint. reading. Breck Mothers club meetings. parents dinners and athletic e-

“Ito?

MR. AND MRS. VERNON JOSEPH WOOD

St. Alexis Church is Scene Oi‘ Pretty Wedding

A very beautiful wedding. at- tended by a wide circle of friends and relatives was solemnired at St. Alexis Chtirch. Rollo Bay. on

Wednesday. Nov. 20th. when Mar . her daughter's wedding a dress‘

Itaret Faye ‘VlncKinnon exchanic ed vows with Vernon Joseph

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hugh John Mac

Kinnon. The groom is the son of M

r. and Mrs. Carl Joseph Wood. Rev. Wilfred Keefe celebrated the Nuptial Mass. and performed

‘ the double ring ceremony. Rev.

George MacDonald was also pre sent in the sanctuary.

The altar and sanctuary were beautifully decorated with red

.roses and ferns Rows of white

ribbon with pink carnations marked the guest pews

The hymns. during the Mass. were very sweetly r ed by

lso carried a nosegay of white tmiims. centred with pink roses iand pink streamers.

The bride's mother chose for

of sapphire hliie crepe with rose and navy accessories. She wore I corsage of pink carnatinns.

The groom's m ot h e r wore a dress of coral crepe. She also wore a eorsaga of pink carna- ns.

The bride's grandmother was attired in a navy crepe dress with navy accessories. She wore a corsage of pink carnations.

Mr. Alban Wood. brother of the

L: D

were Mr. Somerled brother of the bride. and Mr. How a .

Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown. for fifty guests.

The bride's table was centered

ith a three-tier ‘

MacKir-tnon,‘

and groom in an arch of pink. roses and white roaebuds. The:

financial state 9 t

l The following slate of officers

for the ensuing year was submit- ted by the ntittiinating t'tinllllll- tee and act-cptt-ti‘ Htinoi‘ar_v Pres- idcnt. .'\lr~ ltiihv llotile. (‘l)A. and Past f’i'c.sidcnt of lit-bekah

Assctitltly

Mat-Kay.

Lois Brow n. Secretary

llrs

Hrwk H1 thlat~ka\ l)al'(*lllS to hate lll(‘ll‘ were asked to be present. Book 800181 h0ll|' SP0!“- ‘ ' s were distributed to 22 scho- who had writtcti satisfactory

'answers in the course. A short- n programme was rendered. after

AUGUSTINE COVE W.l. The Augustine Cove W.l. me!

his final _\car at llallitiusie L'tii-Iwhich prizes were distributed by at the home of Mrs. Priscilla

P G d H lversity Law school is arriving to. Mrs. l)t-at-on. At tht- t'l()\P of tlic Macradyen on -rhundfiy .ve_ 0 e S O spend tlic holiday season inlmeetin re hmcnls wcre serv- 'ed

(fharlottcltiiv n.

Iegc has a ftind

President. Mr: Ptiarl Ulll\‘('l‘.\ll_\' of King's College l)e- from George lll is a most . teresting document. The carefully to by 14 |T’“’mb9T-‘ 9’“‘h““3‘“5} . 'r.~;-.-Nit-. Fund.’ 'l‘ticre is a citizens com-engrossed Royal (‘ltartcr, which Christmas gifts. Three new mem-

Vice Presidcni. \ti~s. velopntt-tit Fund or the "King's

The l'ni\t-t'sit_v of King} Col-;

9 tgglses of me w_('_'1‘_U_ ‘ning. December 5th with the pre‘

sident in the chair. Meeting op!

The charlcr which the L'tti\'ei‘~ Cned b.V sintllntl_5|l9M Nlghidml" known as the any of King's (‘ollcge received lowed by l‘9P€3““K "W "9 ”“

in-‘unison. Roll call was responded;

er. Miss Mabel M. Vtiirtii. l-‘.ve- miitec of spoiisors in connectioniflis Gracious Majesty "condes- bers joined. Four visitors were:

t-time. Miss t:iiii>t siiiiii-i—taiid. with this This rummittee is com-lcendcd

Mrs. Lettie (iill and Mrs. .lt-an D0-‘Pd til N‘Dl‘t'S9n1Bll\'95 UT bibl-

Smith.

ncss. iiidtisliv. labour, the pro-

After the ('lost- of the hlls|n('\§ fcssiotis. the cliurch. education meeting an excltange iii’ ('ltt'tsi- and i.:ti\t-riiittciit. The Most Rev-

Kathleen

Mat-l.arcn. lliiring the cwiiini: a “L-

aut-- Caiilcrbtiry is the patron. Spon- prtxos }_‘()|n)_' to ‘Hrs, sors irtitti Prince Edward island (‘ainy anti Mix ‘\i;.ii~_\v are thc following: The Hon. T.

’ l’row~c. the lion. Alexan-

delicititis lunch was .<ei‘\ed in thc d4‘t‘ W '\lzitltc~on. llis Worship 1

King's College Has Long l ,Mr li0.\' lltichctitin (‘oloncl .i\r—9R0“ t

9_ and Mr, 1-‘ten-1," eleven members exchanging , Christmas gifts. Also three \'is- m- R°P°”3 °' °°mmm°" _w°"j titors present. iheard and new ones appointed‘-. ‘ Minutes of last mcctiiig wt-rc‘S|Ck 3nd P|‘0Rl'Bm. Mrs. Wendel

Salient facts about the l'iii\er sity of King‘s College are the fol- l0\\lflE'

Founded i7R.0. Royal Charter. I802 Oldest l'ni\ci'sit_v in the firi- tish Commonwealth overseas \in- ther of higher education in (‘an- Ida.

lit-cord of act-ortiplisliment For 167 years King's has trained lead- ers in hiisiness. industry. govern- ment. the (‘htirt~h. the law. medi- cine and education. Today. three

‘of Canada's Ambassadors. the

president of a leading university and the president of an outstand-

‘lng corporation are Kingsmen.

.\on-sectarian and (‘o-l-Iduca- tional: Kings trains youth with- out distinction as to sex. race. creed or colour. Students in the faculty of arts and science and

.the residences are predominantly

non-Anglican. Professors are ap- |')()lf‘lll‘d vvithiiiit i'ci.'arri for creed The scliottl of lttvinitt wclcorites students of all contmunions. . Partnership with Dalhotisie Uni- V9f‘Sll)" Since 1923 King's has been on the Dalhoiisie Campus and has shared l)alhousie's class- rooms a nd laboratories. The ttiotc front Windsor was made possible b_v a $titi0,t)00 grant from

groom A delicious hot chicken

a toast to the bride, which was fittinuly responded to by the groom The bride's father and the groom's father also made fitting remar s.

An enjoyable evening of danc- ing followed. There was also step dancing by the bride. her father and two sisters. Prior to her mar- riage the bride was tendcred a shower at her home in Rollo Bay.

‘where she received many lovely land useful gifts.

3 WIFE PRESERV—ERiS

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cmmnittt-e_ he .\l2l)<il‘ l.t. (ol .1. David Sle- ' —" " wart anti the lion. Keir Clark. ‘ The prtit incial chairman from

the (‘arm-gie ('orptii‘atiott of \t‘\\' W. ’1‘miip_ York for the joint use of the two

Prince l-ltl\\ai'ti island is Mr. 'l'lioiii.'is l)cH|ois. Among those ton tlic llcvcltiptticnt l-‘tind com- mittce are Mr. Gordon l-‘. ('0 es,

hur H. Pcak

UII|\'PFSIllP< and $4llfl.0fli t-ontri- Di‘ and Mix. l-I M. l-‘ound en-i _ d‘ htitcd by the public for building lertaiiicd at a buffet slipper Vt'ed« l'98d- -'iDDmV'Pd and stgiicd t'nr-tMacl'adyel1. M|‘S- Alba“ G3“ 9‘

purposes.

nes ay evening in honor of the:

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What a thrill when she opens her (‘hristinas packages - so find two pairs of Phantom Hint of the Tint nylons

to add the lad

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518'? Of lH‘¢‘S(‘|‘\8li0nl Minutes of the last meeting‘ were read and approved. Corres-

ed. it was moved by Mrs. Myr- tle Peters seconded by Mrs. Jas Murray that the Red Cross Con-

send for work. Moved by

vn . Tit: rcrgiilalr 1titiiit\it|)' "‘f“"'""'~ Mrs. Rtiy Cutcliffe seconded byl e ent )l‘tl e onii-n s stitute was licld at the home tif-J0“ I , .‘ph Murphy and Mrs. Lorne

Wilbert (irahatii on 'l‘liurs- . be th eyeing. l)t-ccinhcr 5th. \tith‘('armihers e the president. Mrs. Wcndcll (ira-‘Mr ham prcsi mg. i The meeting opt-tit-ti with the V . . , Institute ()de ftilloweti with the “Wards 8 Km for 8 girl Who has

Mary Stewart Collcct itt utiistiu.

1"" Mrs. Kenneth Cameron that Mrs 1

been hospitalized since July. , it was decided to start meet- was mwundod N, Z‘; ings at 8 pm. instead of 8.30 p.

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paid reta New business was then dlacur zcpreciraillon for her long service assisted by committee in charge.

ondcd and H,- -ead - vised Dengue, also 85.00 pahage at Christmas. It was de- cided to treat children in school

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