Island. History

Martha Tibbetts is a name which has an international stand- mg, But it is the wish of Martha -mbetts to be known, pre-em.in- ,,,.t1y, by her h-usband’s name, which is Russell W. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Knight have been visitors to the province this week ",1 much of their time has been

WELLINGTON C.W.L.

The annual meeting of Welling- lon Subdivision of the C.W.L. was held May 11 in the Vestry, with an attendance of 16 mem- bers. The president, Mrs. H. Mc- Quaid Dresided. ‘ The meeting was opened with prayer by the director, Reverend Father McDonald. The minutes of the executive . eeting. the last ' monthly meeting and the last an- nud meeting were read and ap- proved. The financial report was read by the treasurer and showed $360.28 taken in. with disburs- menhs of $318.17 leaving a balance of $42.11. The president gave a splendid repoitut the year’s activities and thanked the Rev. Director for his help and guidance and also the other orflliicens for their assistal ~. Conwenens‘ reports were then given Spiritual, Mrs. Li-nus Mc- Donald, Education-, Mrs. Russell Barny; Press, Mrs. John E. Ca- meron; Social Service prepared by Mrs. Ray Brown; Altar con- vener was absent. The auditor Mrs. Russell Barry, reported the books in correct standing. ’ Fr._ McDonald addressed the m99l1D1g- ‘He spoke of the good Wk done, and tlhanvked the re- llmug olficers tor their work. A vote of thanks was presented to Fr. McDonald. ‘The chairman of the election

next two years: President, Mns.

Vice President, Mrs. Male Good- W1; -3rd. Vice Presidnet, Mrs. (lus Perry; Secretary, Mrs. Her- l’°1‘l_Ml"-Quaid-; Treasurer, Mrs. Sable Cameron. The newly elected officers We duly installed with the Act of Consecra-tlon.

WEDS DESPITE CHURCH LONDON (AP) —— The earl of lllalhmore and kinghorne, cousin the Queen. Thursday an-

hls engagement to R Maw ‘Brennan. an Irish rlfman Catholic nurse. The earl's “Vale chaplain. an Anglican, an- ulunced last year goat he ha-d de- marry e couple be- _ “Ilse Of the religion diflference. EM be 40, His father was _ Moth eldest brother of Queen _ 61‘ Elizabeth. Miss Brennan Ill her early 305.

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Spent with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Calllbeuck, Charlottetown. T he bond of friendship is founded on an historical incident in that Governor Phillips Calllbeck, the ancestor of Mr. C-alllbeck was taken prisoner in 1775 by Captain John Selman, ancestor of Mr. , Knight. I Mr. and Mrs. Calhbeclk and Mr. and Mrs. Kmlght motored through- out much of Prince Edward Is- land and dined together several times. Mrs. Knight was very modest about her career, a brief num- many of which follows: Martha Tibbetts was a former stage and screen actress She was on Board- way in the early 1930’s in “Face The Muslim” “Let ’em Eat Cake” and “Say When.“ She was with Warner Bros. in 1935 and with Columbia pictures in 1936. She made many westerns which now are being played on televis- ion. She is best remembered in mo- tion pictures for her co-starring part wi‘th Pat O'Brien and James Cagney in “Ceiling Zero.” Mr. Knight is the owner of the Everett Plant in Lawrence, Mass which employs 5,000 people. Mr. and Mrs. Knight, a very likable couple, had a delightful visit to the Island as is evinced in a note written for the Memory Book of young Miss Claudette Callbeck. The following is the note ver- batim: We have so enjoyed our few. but busy, days here in Char- lottetown where we have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Calllbecuk, who have treated us far more graciously than Mr. Knights anvcetsor treated Mr. CalLbeok’s ancestor! Miss Claudette Call- back presented me with a lovely tea cup which has the lady’s slip- per and Maple leaf on it as a memento oh my happy few days here.

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Making fun of the perfume ad- vertisers‘ claims has become a popular pastime in recent years, but you show me the man who isn't sus- ceptible to the fragrance of a good perfume, . and I’ll show you a man who lacks a sense of 'smell—or a sou1——or both! Whether or not women are greatly influenced by perfum ads is a moot point, but there’s no doubt that a large number of them are quite aware that the tiniest of bottles can contain the most potent of magic powers. And many of them make use of these powers with considerable ingenuity, tho.-.gh even some who are successful in their conquest of the unsuspecting male are in the habit of using perfumes in such a way that they needlessly destroy a favorite garment. what happens is that a woman ‘will dab a trace of perfume on a dress, instead of behind her ears or at her hairline. Of course, the difference in the location of the magic potion dosen’t matter much to said unsuspecting male. He's hooked. anyway, u s u ally after the first wriff.

But perfume-—-or cologne, too, for that n’. .tvter—is capable of causing a color change in many types of dye.. fabrics, and the result of repeated appl1c:at1ons_1s likely to be .1 dark stain Wl'llC‘h even the best joeople at our Plant can't remove.

In other words. perfumes are dangerous in more ways than one, and on dresses Tabu should be Taboo!

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sorry, fellows, but I could hardly tell the women to stop using per- fumes aitogether, now could I? I mean, after all, you could hard- ly expect them to take advice like that from a mere man!)

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