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l. ELMEI MURPHY Ind GEORGE GLOW

The Guardian may he bought 1g my o; m, _ following stores in Summerside u“ Manure, Summer Street: Cwourlies Drugstore, 21 Central §treet~ "%.:"“.'::-. °.'“.‘.'.7" l" "w? u“ - Ne ' sn M to '1‘

My" wmi- Streett u I ‘In-pm’ Th, Guartllln will he delivered u» sny home in Summerside by cam" my l; 5o per day 0r 180 per WOGRuPDOIIB 280 for this service or give you; order w the boy Iﬂlwllllbiﬁ l0!’ dﬂlitwfy on your route.

GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph p, Muttart. Bummeraide.

iTliE DENTAL OFFICE of Dr. ‘rmceni Grant will be closed from October 17 to October 26 inclusive.

BTHE OFFICE of E. E. Park- man’ optometrist. will be closed for eye examinations and fitting y glasses from October l'Ith to 14m Will be open for repairs.

.-1\'i1\V ANNAN Women's Insti- zuti- “ill celebrate their 35th anni- wrsatjt’ on November 10th with a mnquct at Birch Hill tourist hone. All former members and others in- termni wishing to attend please my“; the Secretary. Mrs. John ifoaﬂ- bcfore October 26th.

_._\'il"1‘lAL SHOWER-Mr. and Mfg |.l‘.'\illt'l|l Rccvcs, nee Minnic ;-|,-,,,~,|ii<>ii, Burlington, who were rpppiilil‘ niurtjcd hy thc Rev. J, r. ilt-lloitltn, nl Kcnsingion, were tin- gucsts of honor at a ntisrel- iinwtis sitoyvci‘. at Burlinatott ~h||('(‘ itttii. mt Tttcsdny evcninir. Pnik and white streamers docked nu- iliiii. amt the bridt- and i-trtwnt “m? scaled by Miss lifuriul ghampinn. sister of the bride niid lir. Lioyti Mann. friend of the jrdntii, who had also attended he tntiplt at thcir wcddinrl. An ttd~ w,“ tins road by Mr. Pcrlcy [luv- isrtii, nflvt‘ Viilith flit‘ gifts wpvitrtii hy Miss Goldie Cztmpbcll. n-inie Miss Ruth Profitt read the dnnm-‘g nnmcs, A variety of love-- h. um; worn received, for which ilvmitwii nit behalf of his wifc. avprossvd his thanks. and "For Thor Arc Jolly Good Fellows" was mini; Dancing was enjoyed for the remainder of the evening, to "iiisir provided by Messrs. Elwood and (‘nrl Crozicr. On the previctts Tuesday. a shower was held for [hp young couplc, by friends anti rclativcs, when the hall was beau- tiltilly trimmed with dahllns and sir-carriers, Assisting in the Dre- sentaiion of gifts were Mrs. Cecil ("ampbPii. Miss Jenn Adams. Mus lime Crnzicr and Mrs. Robert StnrcrL-Bilt‘.

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—DON"l‘ FORGET the chicken salad supper tn Baptist Hall, Thursday afternoon from four till six thirty.

—COME T0 dt. Paul's bazaar and supper held in the basement of the Church. October 26th and 27th. Sale of fancy work, bingo and other attractions.

— BIBLE SOCIETY SUNDAY OBSERVED - Bible Society Sun- day was fittingly commemorated on the O'Lcary pastoral charge of the United Church on Sunday. Oct. 16th. by the minister, Rev. W.G. Dickson. The morning serv- ice was at Brae. The first after- noonservlce was at 2 p.m. in Bloomfield. The second afternoon service was at. West Devon at 3.3-.‘ pm. and the evening service was at O'Leary. The Minister said in part: "The British and Foreign Bible Society was founded in 1804. At that. time the Bible or some portion of it had been translated into ‘ll languages or dialects. By the blessing of God the Society can now offer the Scriptures or some portion of it in 1081 lang- uages. Within 145 years the Bibie Societies have increased the translations by seven new lang- uages every year of their history.

It is a marvellous accomplish- ment. No university in the world has done anything cnntparaiile

with this in the discovering. the analyzing. the recording of, and the invention of writing for new languages.

The Bible Society exists to en- courage the translation of God's word- into every tongue spoken by any race or tribe in the world. 1r- ternational and ‘ lnterdenomina- tional. it. belongs to all churches As the awakened masses of the East emerge from the illiteracy, what kind 0f literature will they read? About '75 per cent of liter attire distributed in Korea 1:. Communistic. Are the churches going to be one whit behind the

powers or secularism and athe- ism?" — O f§§0OO-&§§—§4—O-§40-O-O-§-OO-O-§-§ 00-0-6464-0-00-0 O CAPITOL-Summers!“

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0'l.eary w.v|.s. tutu’; Thankoffering And Anniversary Service

The O’l.esry Women's Missionary Society held their snnusi Thank- offering service and forty-second anniversary on Thanksgiving 5un-, day. The church was nicely dec-. orated with flowers and fruit! Members of the Mission Circle and} Mission Band psrtlcipsted in the service. Mrs. Robert Woodsids pre- Sidﬂd. The Scripture was resd by Miss Hester Boates. A splendid history 0f the W.M.8. and allied missionary organizations wsa givepi by Mrs. AJ. Mstheeon. I

Members of the Mission Bond sang an anthem snd took up the] offering. A fine address was giveni by the Minister. Rev. W.G. Dick», son. The regular choir under the leadership of Mrs. J.M. MacWil- iiam rendered special music. Spe- cial mention m-usf. be made of the beautiful new choir gowns, 18 in number, which were purchased by the choir and were used for th

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Firicnds regret the illness of Miss Annie Weeks at. he-r home, in Elmsdale.

Mrs. Alfred Glllls and daughter Nancy were visitors to Charlotte- town tlie latter part of the week.

Miss Margaret Hardy. RtN. re- cently returned from a pleasant holiday vrith relatives and friends in U.S.A.

Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Oallazhun spent the week-end in Emerald, PEI. the guests-oi.’ Mrs. Callagh- ans parents Mr. and Mil‘!- Joseph Hughes ,

Mr. Eric Murphy recently left‘ {ctr Elizabeth. N.J. after an eniov- able vacation at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Murphy. ' i

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Mn. Eileen Roman of Ohio. who is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Conroy, Tignish. recentlyi enjoyed c. brief holiday renewing former acquaintances ln Aiberton.

Messrs Jackie O'Brien. Claude Callaghan and Reggie McLellan students, at St. Dunstan‘: Univer- sity, splint, Thanksgiving in Al- berton. i

Mr. Fred Whalen, who is em- ployed in Mr. E2. Foley's drug store Sunz-merside. spent the yveek- ‘end in Alberton. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Callaghan.

A warm welcome is being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey l-iutt who have again taken up re- sidence in Mrs. Barboufs home.' where they plan staying for thei winter months.

Mrs. T. Konopka (Muriel Murphy) returned to her home in Windsor 0m. 0n Wednesday after an extended vislf. at Alherton. the

guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Murphy. Her numwotia friends are sorry

to learn that Mrs. David Camp- bell is confined to her home with a broken left arm as the resulti of s fall at her home in Mont- rose on Wednesday.

The Alberbtm High School was closed for s. day the early put-t of the week, as the teachers attend- ed s, demonstration conducted by Mia; Altine Hahn. s. specialist in reading from the Scott Foreman Company, Chicago.

Mre. Edward Barbour left on Tuesday for Worcester. Mass, where she plans remaining for the! winter months. she was oc-i companied by her daughter Miss; Mary Barbour who will spend a two weeks vacation in USA. |

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James Murphy. While in Albertnni Sister Anna Marie was the meet of the Sisters at the Nurses" Home.

Mn J0. nmfit hes Accepted s. position ss teacher in Alba-ton South School. This school been closed since the last of June, 1949. and therefore, the tmym have been fortunate in ‘iznctiring an effieicht Medan, ivfrs. Profit began her dimes the third week of October.

Miss Lona Hunter vs; hosts" to the Daffodil Mission Bend on last Friday afternoon. Nine mom. bers were present. The worship was led by David Morrell. Hem. hers were . minded that pup. scriptlone to "World Irimds", Ire now due. Mite boxer sre m be brought to the November meet. ing. The study was led by M", Green. The newt meeting will be at the home cf Mrs. Green with Dorothy McNevtn leatlne the worship.

Dr. J. Mitchell Mrs. Mltdtell and little daughter Vivian left Alber- ton on Wednesday sftc s stay of about six weeks st the Weep;

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To the electric light and power users in Prince County west of Summorside. Starting October 18th, 1949, power will he cut off for periods of from one to two hours each fine day starting at 1.80 .m. Standard Time, until necessary repairs are comp cted on the msin line. ~

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i i i i Sept. 30th, 1949. and that I have resumed my maiden 1 name of Helen J. Key, pursuant to the said Decree. i

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I, Helen J. Key", of Suntmerside, P. E. Island. give notice that my marriage to Glynn Alden Johnston of Summrrside, was dissolved by decree of the Seventh Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada on

Dated October 18th, 1949.

(Sigiied) nanny J. KEY. Witness: N. W. Lowther. -