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i950 a more successiui year +or you. +inue +o meri+ your confidence and +o enioy our pieasani reieﬁons +hrough +his New Year and ior many more +0

T0 All Our Customers and Friends

We are resolved +o do everyH-iing in our power +0 make

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Monday, jenuory 2nd. Dancing 9.00 ro 1.00

Admission 60 cents

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Otﬂee Hours: 0 to l2; 1 to 5 and by appointment. IIGINT THEATRE BLDG. Sumner st, Summer-side

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——M’r. and; Mrs. Percy Kinch o! Alliertoii were guests oi Mr. and

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All outstanding acuiuiits must be paid by the Fourth ot January; it not will be handed in lor collection.

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1""- Gwriie Key. Summersldc, lest l Christmas with his parents Mr. l5" ‘li-WIIIBO "v 38.1005 ‘srw pun

week.

—M-P~ and Mrs. W. G. Ellis have left “ side IO!‘ Halilax. N. S. to spend the Christmas holidays.

——Austin Chirley. Ottawa. Ont, is spending his holidays at the home or his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alirad Curley, Freetown.

- MipGeorge Reeves, student st Ksnsington High school is spending the holidays at the home o! his ‘parents. Mr. and Mrs George Reeves Freetown.

-- Mr. Wendell Csllbeck, Engineer with the Frost Steele and Wire Oompeny is expected to arrive by plane in Summerside to spend

WEEK 0F PRAYER SERVIBES

NORTH BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH JANUARY 8

CENTRAL BEDEQUE BAPTIST CHURCH

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. BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH JANUARY 5 All Services Begin At 8:00 PM. Forsslie not the assembling o! yourselves together.

—Mr. and Mrs. George Key a in Halifax. N. S. to Christmas holidays with

Mrs. Cyril Artz.

lianslngton and District

wear or PRAYER SElllilGE

Mon, JAN. 2nd- , United Church

TUES, JAN. 8rd- St. Mark's Anglican WED” JAN. 4th- Presbyterlan Church THURS, JAN. 5th- United Church

FRIDAY. JAN. 0th- St. Mark's Anglican 7:80 p.m.

bins to lend our Praises.

spend the their —5‘ dﬁllkhter and son-in-lsw. Mr. end

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The Three Choirs will oom-

WESTEBN GUARDIAN

AUMMERSIDE Presbyterian Church. Services Sunday- “"11"?

1st, at 11 A. M. and. 7.30 P. M. Mr. Gardiner c Delzell. will presch. Rev. J. A. MoGowsn. Interm- Moderator.

—KENSINGTON and Malpqque Presbyterian Churches. 5811/16" Sunday, January 1st. Kemsington at 11 A. M. and 1.30 P. M. and Malpeque nt 2.30 ‘P. M. Sunday School, Kensington at 10 A M.

Please note elselw-hers in this issue week oi Prayer services in Ken- sington. ‘ Rev. J- A- MQGOWAB-

Minister.

-0'LEARY PASTORAL CHARGE The United Church o! Canada. - Rev. W. G. Dickson. B. A.. Minister- Bloomﬁcld at 11 A. M. Brae 8t 2.30 P. M. OLeary at 7.30 P.M. Watch Night service, Deceimiber 315i’. beginning at. 9.30 P. M. at $116 home or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood- side Knutsford. Let us welcome the ‘New Year by n-orshlpplns God in His Sanctuary.

—CI'IIJRCH NOTICE for Parish or New London tor‘ Sunday. Jim- uary 1st. Si. Marks. lveirsinsioﬂ Senior Sunday School. 10.00 A. M. Holy Communion. 11:00 A. M. Junt- jm- sunday school 3.00 P. M- 5- Thcmas’, New London. ‘Evfnllf! Prayer 2.30 P. M_. St. Shout-nag. Burlington. nvenmc Prior? T P. M. “Start the New Year in the right way, come tn Church axnd Wgfship." Rev. Sidiivi’ Jr Di“ 95> B. A. Rector.

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Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Ellis, Northsm, have taken up residence in Summe side.

'“"—__ Min Ina Phillips and Miss Glen McArthur, teschers, are spending their holidays at their homes in Arlington,

Mr. Steward Williams is spend- ing his Christmas holidays with his brother, Mr. Earle Williams, Tyne Valley.

Mrs. Ivan MacLean returned home alter spending the past week with her son, Mr, Ralph MacLean, Charlottetown.

Mr. Ellis Stewart, Halifax, N. 5.. is spending his Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. Ida Stewart and sister, Miss Glen Stewart.

Miss Blanche McDougall, stu- dent at Prince of Wales College, is spending her Christmas holi- days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Willred McDougall.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Henry Ritchie was held on Mon- day afternoon with prlvnte service at the house for relatives and ser- vice in the Presbyterian Church at 2 o'clock. Mrs, Ritchie was

highly respected in this commun- ity. She is survived hy her grand- son Elmer, with whom slic lived. and one granddaughter, NIPS, James

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Cotton, and slsorons brother, Mg, James E. MacLesn, Northern,

Friends of Northsm snd the community extend their sine", sympathy to Mr. James E. Mee- Lean upon the death of his only sister, Mrs. Henry Ritchie,

Among those attending the fun. ernl o! the late Mrs. Henry Ritchie were Mr. and Mrs. William Horne, Alberton; Mrs. Fred Rennie, Alma; Mrs. Arthur Rennie, Alma; Mi Edgar Williams, Alberlon; Mr, am) Mrs. Harry Barbour, Mr. and Mrs John E. Mountain, Aims; Mr. and Mrs. David Williams, Mr. Hugh Williams, Elmsdnle; Mr. and Mrs. McLean Horne, Rosebank; Mr, and Mrs, Hampton Horne, Elmsdale; Mr. Frank Barbour, Alma.

The Northam School concert was held in the Northam hall on Wednesday evening, Dec. 2i. In spite oi road condition a large crowd was Present. The concert consisted of rerltutlons, drills, songs, etc. Mr, Lee Maynard in his capable manner acted as chsir- man ior the evening. At the close, Santii Claus arrived and gave ouch little boy and girl a bag o! cnndy and promised he would er. rive next, year. A vote of thanks was extended in the teachers, Miss Phillips nnd Miss McArthur, for their splendid talent with their pupils.

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