QGE TWELVE

Banks-Ilowatt Wedding

The wedding of Elizabeth Louise cloned to hear of the passing of laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haroldlonc of its oldest citizens in the M. Howatt. Moncton. N. B., andipcrson of Frederick N.

Flying Officer Ira Stewart Banksi son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Banks. Conway. P. E. I. took place, of. st. Paulls Anglican Churchi Charlottetown. P. E. 1.. on Satur-i nay December am at 2:30 p. m. ,

The church was decorated for. the occasion with baskets of mauve Poms, with vases of yellow and white Poms arranged on the altar.' White satin bows designated the' guest pews.

The Rev. J. T. Ibbott officiated at the cci'emoii.v. Air. Roystony Miugford. Church organist. rcnder-, ed approprzaie musical selections. '

Ushering the guests were Flyingl Officers A. Martinezu and F. Ber-,' trend of Sumnicrsloc. R. C. A. F.i Station. Mrs. J. M. Colcs. Hail-v fax. N. S.. was matron of honour and Flying: Officer K. Bzuiks ofl Summcrsidc, was his brother's best; man.

Thc bridc Vl0l'C a two piece iial-l, lct lciigtli dross or white sill; vol- vct. ovcr A t-rinri'.liio and taffeta- fittcn Jftftkfli

pettlcoat. '.I'hr. shmt.

had long tapcrinp, sleevcs softly, padded at the shoulders, a iilch. collar. and buttoned in front witlil

self covered buttons. Hcr wliztej velvet calot sliapcd it-at was triiii-i med with tl:llc and hrilliaiiis. Slit-l carried a cascade bouquet of Pink, Delight roscs. i

The matron of honour wore a' silk velvet. ballct. length dress of orchid. The straplcss. bodice was topped illih a lace bolcrn jacket. llll o matchuit: shade with uln: col-y

la: and elbow length sleeves. Her, lien cldrcss w as a ba nd eau of - matching vclvct and she wore

wristlets of lace. she carried a cascade bouquet. of pole ycrlow rns-p (IS.

Tim iiiotiicr of tho bride wit;-c a hlaci: dress with accessories in black and pink. Her corsage was of light pink carnations. The moth-' er of the groom wore a prey t:repc' dress with black acccssorics and a' corsage of briclit pink carnatioiis.l

Following the cercmony a re- ceptlon was held at the Charlotte- town Hotel for immediate relatives and friends.

Lallendcd. took place on Novem- . . , , , On their honeymoon the ,v0ull;: hcr 23 i931, to thc immaculate NLa.:m;BnPErg:e ;;?j5.uboVn couple moiorcd to thc Uiilioobooiircltlion Cll.”ll7m' W0llin's:- ”" Y cmcmms Mm Consbmuoih states, Fm; trnvrlliiw the b,-mp mr. wlir-rr RPqlllPll'i Higii Mass P"; mm 'm Mr: wmmm wore I. pruiccrc. sun. of Oxford was t-clchralcrl by Roy. L. and tar phmp imwau The A,xcr.'t. Also l1rP5f!lll wcrc Rt-iv.i hepzcout mm; was won by Mrs Urinaii Gzllis. Vernon River Rev. wmmd Lend:

brown gabzirdine w.th accessories in a matching shade. Hcr half hat: was oi golden yellow reatiiersl and she wore it top coat or winter; whztc wool. Her corsazc was of Talisnian roses. ,

The groom. a pilot in tlir rt. C. A. F'.. has recently roniplc-tcd a tour of duty in the United Kinl:-E dom with the 421 Flzhtcr Squad- ron and has now bccn posted to' North Bay. Ont. Prcvlous to lic:l marriage tho liridc was cmplnycd with the Meteorological Ofiicc. Moncfon Airport. .

METZ. Franc”. .Tan.'R rkrnt-Q

(-rs: - Seven v:l'a;vcrs, including four children. dicd m-criiigiitlro':ioiis there are llll'.',P. tracts of sntiirday. Jan. 5th.

uhcii a :as man hit--st and fzi-ifcrtilc soil awaiting irrigation M155 Betty Coughlin, Lot ill. -Pi”0.lf!fl-V slicnt tlic past. week visiting Miss

'ed .r-rivera! hOllSPS w-to futiirs

i temtent of

. it his childhood. was

liiic followinu sons and dauglilers:l 301119”-

V.'. D. MacDonald, Grand River. ”L The burial tool: place in the ad- ' Vyvyyy

juiniiig vcmctcry. Rcv. Leonard I

iM. iDoii id -o duclcd the service, '

..".... ” ,EIlersIie & Bideford Pallbc.-u'ci's wcrc: Messrs. .Vlaur-.

IN MEMORIAM Borden and

O O riuspeiuck N. Mucl)0NAl.D VICIIIIIY -The eople of Wellington and DM", Mmm: whguley 0: ch".

surround g districts were sad- 1mmo,,,.n. was 3 recent gm," of

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love, Borden.

M?"-'D0"' Mr. Elwood Pickering. Borden,

-”-lti M1058 death 1008 DIHCC at 3115 has been confined to her home for home on November 21st in his me mm few day, Wm, H, Knack ninety-Ii,i'st .war- of influenza. l He was a son of the late Ste- Phm Find An” MacDonald 01 Mrs. Snowball Allen of Capt- Grand River, Lot. l-i, and was the '1-0,-memiml who spent a few divs

Willi relatives at Borden. return- ccl homc on Tuesday, Jan. 3.

last survivor of a family of seven children .

He wa.'- born at July 14 1851. H'hP:'6 he spent

Grand River on the

Mrs. Hector Macxenzle. who izieaier part M N5 l"l"h- ih35 been visiting her friends. Mr. On N0i'embPF 33- 1393. ht? 1il3l"1z:iici Mrs. Leslie Hooper. Bedcque. Ned MM.5l'rll'9l Ann Mi-iphce 05'i'ciurned to her home in Borden SI. Maruarcts, and at that '.inie'g,, Sunday' Jan, 5, niored to his llOl.;lll?Ol'lnl,' parish of Welliiigtoii, iilicrc he took up farming, which he continued until scicral years ago. Bccziuse of the sister, Mrs, Clarence Ramsey "3. coiiditiaii of his licalth at that ccnily when en route to Hglimx tinic ho was forceci to retire from! w'-itrc he will be it patient in thc urtivc duties. ,V'.ClOl'lR Gereral Hospital. Duriiig his earlior yours he took' V: part in litany things for the bet-E Her many friends here were the comiiiuiiity, and happy to welcome home Mrs. John was over ready in times oi trialsi.J. Macfsaac on Thursday, Jan. 3 and stckiicss to loud a lieipiiigrlilrs. Mat-Isaac who had undergone 'ml.c.. in scrious oncratioii in the Prince Aliiinuzh llitlllilP tn I:t1.c an ac-lCo.uity Hospital last month is

Mr. Donald Smitii of Poplar Grove spent a few days with his

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTT ET OWN

ls in 3 .

tiie part in thrsc .i'.'. dLll'lliR'lWlii' ronvalcsciiig. thc laitc-- years of life hr: i could be seen about dai.-v and con-5 On Jallllhfy 3 the ahunter in tinned to take it lzcci. intcrcst iiijthc C.N.R, yard at Cape Tormen- all events about his home niiditiiie broke down and the dleseli clscvlicrc. llis ali.l,ty to l'PlaLPt9.l'.'lllP from Borden was taker: hiippeiiiiigs of fornicr ycars, event ovr.r to do the switching. Driver F. rcmarkablc. H. Dorsey was in charge and the

Dill'ln,'.: his illncss hr was fireman WAS Mr. 17- PBQUCL This frequently visited by his pas-ii is I-the first time a. diegel engine for, Roy. l,cniiiti'd MCD0llfll(l, ltllnll-'3-i 119911 Oiwlaled in 399 0" riotiviiiliiislcrcd to him tlic Last Y'lPliiIHP bit 1518115 m('"i Rit . r tlic Roiiaii Cntiiolir -o-rs t CNNSEANY of which he was a faith-i Mrs. Joliii McGuicaii who ;S)l)Fll' lltl fl1Pf'llliCl'. 'tlic liolldays with liei daul..iter.-

Mp: andlltfx-s King and Col. A. King, at,

He is survivcd by his returned to her home in

lplplgut M1-5, Hm-l-3 Roi,”-,5 ,,g.Hiiiiter River on Monday, Jan- Barric '.il.'iss.- Stvpncii L... Eris-N "-"'.V 7r M"-V K1”? had "5 ml Cr'mm: ylimdw. MIR (-'(.0,.g,,'l'icr guns-is nvcr the .tl'ECkeIl5l F,,zgGm.,,1d' D,,,.Ch,.5m.' A135,,-..f.t'l' sisters Mrs. Alicc Sui-, End Fred J at homh ,lzi'mi of Hope River, and Mrs,

,Ma,-y, '34,”. Vm.m,n Bu,-ch"Fr.1llk Hciiiiesscv of Cliarlo'ttetown.l MMden' Mass. ltthn was returning from a visit to,

A daunhtcr prcdcccascd liini iii'F'm0”- M355- infaiivy. . I y " . , ,

llc is survzvcd also iiy tciiiB'1:l?9 lqsilltl” f”'?r;O:l!pta'”,ugfhg;g -rraiidcliildx-cii. J I '13:” T ulnelg H soln" E,I?;mr”d.v

The funeral which was largely t" 9 ml" 3 -'

Januarv 3. with four tables play-

59""l9B '(l3t1";Y'Il Miss Jean Miller-was it visitor to as r:-i

ice F'tt.7.-Gerald Herbert O'Brien.

"iii Summerside on Saturday, January Kinrion Marshall Mclbellan, D. B. 5,-3,. Mcheill. ...- M - r-"r-rr-- Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Williams RIO DE JANEYR0 -'- 'CPl '-A motored to Summcrsidc on Satur- Morc than 330 rcservolrs have day. January 5th, been hllllf. by the Brazilian gov- c..-

Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson was the zitcst. of Mrs. Geonze Hayes on

drought-st ricken In these

Pi'niiiPnt in the areas of thc riortlicast.

(iathcrlnc Paynter here.

CAPITOL

Today 2:30-7:15-9:15

l lancaslet-lighting.shooting, loving . .. in his first big Technicolor western!

(5 . yfarring

ANNE SALLY

JO D

J: ' of her sister. Mrs. Earl Simmons fn of Suniiiicrslde on Friday, Janu-

CE V MGM's .m,4tn. Messrs Ernest and Stanley . Hayes of Halifax were recent guests of their pm-eiils. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert WALKER

RU - FORREST JOHN IRELAND - colitis

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hutchin- S 0d ."nl1.SllIIil1lETSldeWl'l't'. recent guests O of Mr. and Mrs. William Grant.

.3, 2” Mr. and Mrs. Alton Millar. Stim- mcrside. were guests of Mrs. Joshua Miller on Sunday. January 6th.

Miss Dorothyzjaaxmr. sackville. Now Brunswick. is visiting her par- cnts. Rcv. RH. and Mrs. Baxter.

Miss Orill Hayes. summerslde. spent. the past. weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lt-ith Hayes.

Mrs. Harold Gillis was the titles:

C'aude Hayes.

Mrs. TheodorcfG"lllls and Mrs. Harold Gillis were guests of Mrs. Evans Inglis. Kensington. on Sat- iii-oay, January .'iih.

Mr. and Mrs..Golln Macffireaor of Halifax spent. the past two weeks visiting their son Archibald. and Mrs, Maccregor.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hutchin- son. Halifax. spent the past week visitiuz Mr. Willard Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson

.iicre.

Mrs. James Burlelpzh entertained thc members of the Bldeford Un- llcd Ladies Aid and W.M.S. on Wednesday, Jan. 2od.. with in large attendance present. The slate of officers for the past year was re-elected for the ensuing year tit

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OAMEO TNEATBE

KFZNSINGTON

Friday-S-hlrdny i:'i5.o:us Mattnm: 8:90 on sutunhy "ILLISGAL ENI'lH"'

Based on actual files of U. S. Department of Justice! First. border traffic in human cargo. Starring George Brent. Howard Duff. Marta Toren. Alan Serial

and News.

nab THEATRE

BORDEN

Pt-elenu "KILL Till UMPIBIF Starring William Bendix with Lina Merkol. Ray Collins and Gloria Henry. Showing: Friday and Saturday. January 11th and 12th-1:15 and 9:15 PM. Matinee Saturday - 2:30 PM. ,

A

- Pictured above are Mr. andlwar. Names of those pictured are Mrs. P. M, Maccaull of Ellersiie. 'as follows: Back row: left to right: P.E.I., and their twelve cliildren.lFcillier, P. M. Maccaull. Arnold, This obviously healthy and happy Alexander. Mother, Mrs. P. M. family used this picture on their Maccaull. Second row: Robert, Cliristmas cards in 1951. Another Audrey, Calvin, William, ' Melda, son, George. who was the eldest. Millicent. Front row: Carol, Peter, was killcd in the second Worldlmithony. Gary.

Lord Linlithgow Dead, Was Viceroy Of India

Tho Mniqticss of Linlilhgoiv.2-1, 1887. tho cldcst smi

Viceroy of India from 1936 to first. niarqucss. who was 1943, collapsed and died while oilt governor-gem-ral of Australia. I with a shooting party on his Before his public sorvlce hc, estate near Linlilhgow on Satur-liiad liccn ti director of scveral' "coiiipaiiics, including tim Bank off

of liic first

day. llc ms 64. y Victor lexziiidcr .ltihn l-lope. Scotland. (in rt-turiiing to Britain; second Marquess of I.inlitIigow.iin i943 lic took tip business lifc

8th Earl of Hopetmvn. 10th Baronlzigain, holding among other jobs

of Kirklistoii, was Viceroy of In-ldircctorsliip in lmpcrial Chom- dia for T l.”2 turhulcnt. yearx-- ic:il lndusti'ics and chairmanship just hcforc and during tlic Sec-Iof llir Midland. Brink. p

ond World H'at' and toward tho, Hc lcavcs his wifc, twin sons closc of thc Indian Nalioniilistslgind ilircc dauziitors.

cnmpztign for independence froml llc is sucr-ccded lty Capt. thc British rule. Earl of Hopelown, 39, the first-i

Before the outbreak of war inihorn of the twins. 1939, his cncrgics were primarily directed to the attempt to intro-

ftiif -i';lS.'.".lliZ2 .12 .l.".l.ilSt...L" ..Tf.t South Freetown parations for and inlrodut.-cd pro-ll School concert

vlncial autonomy with elcctions-

and representative ministries in every province.

Hc lmprcsscd on the ruling in- rlian princes. in lanlzuage more forceful than tiicy were at-t-uslonr ed to. that. they must improve administrative. standards in lhcir states rind associate thcir people:

-Oii Friday evening. Doc. 21 flizi pupils of South Freetown School presented t.iiclr annual Christmas concert. sponsored by the Home and School Association, under the

m::: dirrmy wnh "'9' Never” direction of their teacher. Miss During tlic war he organin-d and MN!” Gmhmm 1" mmh Grow niaintaincd lndials war polcntizil lhydk Ema" Dmmmnnd Numb”

and her contribution to the Allied , acted as chairman and announced

L8N!rieown an a horn chairman, the W" l”””WmK Pmlmlm marqucss had a reputation for Chorus. Christmas Tin". by "W patience. tact. judicial mind. 5141001- sicadfastncss of purpose and R shy "WPlC0mF". JRllPl SlPlR0ll. hur sincct'c humrniity. Rccitniioii. "An Apple For Sail- A mcmhcr of an old and famous la". Marie Gntilhier. Bong, "Up on the House Top".

Scottish family. he was born St-pt. -:'--mr-r--?--”- Arthur Gauthier. Recitation. "Christmas Advice" Wcsley Heffel. , Christmas Drill by D junior girls.

the close of the meeting. A delic- ious lunch was served by the host-

css. --- Song. "Thc West. a Nest anti Mrs. Thcophilus Webster of Mor- You", Roma Perry and Yvonne (ll. P. E. I. spent. part. of the past. Gauthier. week visiting her daughter and Recitation. "What. the Pennies son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S.1:.r". Shirley Reeves. MncNevin. Pantoniinrie. "Away In A Manger". - -- jii.r'or girls. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Demell-1 Recitation. "Ii Cunning Llttlc end three children of Petilcodlac, Fi':ui'c". Linda Stctson. New Brunswick, are visiting with Dialogue, "Wait Until Christ-

Mrs. Demelle's parents. Mr. and inns". Myrna Heffel. Thane Drum-

Mrs. Willard MncAusland. nsond. Gerard Gauthier. Roma. Perry and Rubv E. Reeves.

-Mr. and Mrs. Pcter Maccaull Recitation. "The Worrlcr", Bay-

ficld Reeves. Song. "Rudolph the Red-Nosed l't.cindeer", Connie and Carol Reeves Intermission-sale of candy. Christmas Carols. senior curls.

had as their guests recently their sons, Robert. of Halifax. Calvin of Toronto. and William of Cape Tra- verse and their daughter, Meldn of Lady Fanc.

------ Recitation. "Christmas Dinner". Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coughliii Gczth Drummond. . end children, Joan and Dwane, of Drill. "What Makes Christmas St. Eleanors. visited Mr. and Mrs. lifc,rry." Mary Heffel, Connie Benjamin Bridges and Mr. and Reeves. Gail Drummond. Thelma Mrs. John Coughlln on Friday, Perry. Verdcn Reeves. Eleanor January 4th. Reeves. Norma Stetson, Claudia -- Driimmond. Mrs. Byron Ramsay and daugh- Dialogue. "Which Way is 'Bt-st"

Wesley Rcevcs and Lowell Drum- mood.

for. Port. Hill. arrived at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gor-

don Miller, on Sunday. Jan. 0th. Pantomime,"BtldntNltzht.”acnloi-

and plan to visit for a couple of girls.

wceks. Recitation. "When Pa Put. Up the Christmas Tree", by Irwin

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 8kln- Drummond. our and children. Sandra and Dialogue? "Jlmniyts Mistake". 3 Ian, were guests of their parents, Yvonne Gauthier. Ross Drum-

moiid. Stuart Drummond. Mary Heffel. .

Step Dance? Thelma Perry.

Monologue, "Miss Prim's Christ- ina-i Shopping" by lone wright.

Recitation. "A Janitors Lament" Ross Drummond.

Closmg Chorus, "Merry Christ- nias" and "Here Comes Santa Claus".

Accompaiilsts for the evcnlns: were Robert. Reeves and Gerard Gauthier.

At the roticluslon of the pro- gram aunts. made his appearance and pi-uenml gifts to the teacher and pupils. A treat. of apples and chocolate bars was given by the Home and School Association.

The National Anthem brouilht

r. and Mrs. Moore. Cavendish. riid Rev. and Mrs. Skinner, Chur- loitctown, during the holidays. The sincere sympathy of the dia- trlcta is being extended to the her- eaved wife and family. brothers and sisters of the late Joshua Miller. who passed away on Wednesday morning, December 28th, after a brief illness.

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Kenslngtoin Rink

SATURDAY, JAN. 12th

skgtjn 1:30 to 3:30 the entertainment to A close. The 5'” us 8 to 10 proceeds were donated to a fam- ily in the community who recent-

ly lost their home by fire.

KINE Elllli

4 MONDAY, JAN. tlmi North Shore Lesguo

R. 0. A. F. vs.

. KENSINGION Gpme (8:30 Slurp. Skate After Game.

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Th 'Mac”Cauls Of Ellerslie I

:r.i Burton, Lot 7. "Piutville oti Saturday, Jan. 5.

' dened to heir of Oh! duuth of Mrs.

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It

.:......M..D...---- Piusville and U Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn McGregor were visiting in

Mrs. Nelson G. Gallant of Pitts- ville went to Charlottetown on business recently.

Miss Norma Corcoran, Plusville s-icnt Sunday. January 6 iii Duvar. -..ucst of Miss Audrey Gallant.

Miss Rose Marie Brown has re-

lturned to Quebec to resume her

studies at the Domestic science School after spending the Christ- nias holidays with her mother.

A very enjoyable evening was siicnt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gallant on Friday. January 4 when a whirl. party was held in aid of the Piusville school.

Syninalhy is being cxlcnderl to Mrs. John .1. Rooney of Mill River on the death of her brother. Mr. Raymond Butler which occurred in Charlottetown recently.

-Mrs. Nelson G. Gallant and Mrs. John T. Gallant returned to their homes in Piusville on Thurs- day. Jan. 3. after spending the Christmas holidays visiting rela- tives and friends in Toronto, On- tario.

Mr. Frank Corooran Harold McGretror of Fairview. Nova Scotlu. returned to their homes after spending a few days in Piusvllle during their fathers illness.

and Mrs.

Synipathy is being extended to Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran and family on the death of Mr. Ambrose Cor- (oran which occurred suddenly at

. his home in Plusvllle on Wednes-

ilay, December 28.

Messrs. Peter, Clarence. Ben and Oscar Gellant. and Edgar Blan- chard of Plusvllle left recently for the lumber woods near Monc-l ton. New Brunswick.

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Freetown and I O I - Vicinity

Mrs. John ll.ew-lswapnnt. a recent. week end visiting with friends in Summerside.

Mr. George Somers of Halifax, formerly of Freetown. arrived rec.- ently for it two wee ' visdt with friends here.

Miss Helen Hamill. R. N., has returned to Montreal after spend- ing the past. two months at her home in Lower Freetown.

Miss ,Wtnnlfred Cairns left. by plane recently for Toronto after spending the Christmas holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Calrria. bower treewwn.

Miss Joan Scales. nurse-in-tra.in- ing in Prince County Hospital. Summni-side. spent. New Years day at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Austin scales. Freetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert. Reeves and dauaiitcr Ruth of Lower Free- town, left recently to spend the holiday season with relatives in Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clark and son. Wayne. of Kelvin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson and daugh- ter Carol of North Tryon. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lidstone, were rec- ent. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jardlne stuvert.

sincere sympathy is being ex- tended' to Mr. and tr. Jessa 0. Burns on the death 0 their eight. month old daughter. Evelyn Suz- anne. which occurred in the Prince County Hospital on January 8th. after it brief illness.

-Mr. and Mrs. Colby Lewis Ind family were visitors to York on New Year's day. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cllude Lewis and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. In Lewis. 'niey were accompanied by Mrs. Lcwir father Mr. James Holmes and Mr. Lewlr mother. Mrs. William Lewis.

Friends in Freetown were nad-

Melvin A. Cunnlnsham. which oc- curred on Friday. December zlth. If. her home in Augusta. Maine. after a brief illness. Mi-I. Cun- nlnghsm. formerly-Lulu Simmons. was a daughter of the late Mr. and flu. luefiuid Simmons of n-oewvrn. she is survived by then dauciitien. her husblnd having dind uvenl you: no.

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bur Daily I i , Serial

By Pony Darn

CHAPTER FOUR a Part one

The color rose in Win'l face, but he laughed and said, "I can imag- inc!"

1-leylookcd down at Celia and said. his tone so warm as to be almost intimate. "Tomorrow morning. then?"

when the school bus had depos- ited Susm It - the gate. Celia

greeted her so warmly that Su- san's small plain face lit up with eager delight. Celia said to her- self; touched. "Why the poor mite is absolutely spoiling for a little affection and tenderness!"

"You have your lunch" she told Susan as the small hand slid shyly into her own "and then we'll go see the animals."

"Oh I had my lunch at school"

Susan answered promptly. "And it was good too." Celia laughed and said lightly

"Well that's because you are a very unusual little girl. darliii;:."

The child's face clouded ti little and she said huskily, giztvss maybe I am. Buzz and Ma' Sue always seem to think maybe I don't: belong to them. and Buzz said the hospital shifted babies on him. and that he was sure I was- n't his and Ma.' Sue's."

Celia. caught her breath and C-F0Pp,ed down on one knee beside the child and put her arms about her. she felt at the moment that she hated Buzz for such cruelty.

"Susan, surely he didn't say that to you?" she protested hotly.

'30h. no. not to me." answered Susan. "I heard him say it to Ma' Sue. and Mn" Sue laughed and Said. "Oh. well, maybe she'll get prettier as she grows older!" The small voice caught on 1 sub and Susan looked anxiously at cell; and asked. "D0 you think I will Cells? I hale being homely and- shy and- an unusual little girl."