- IUL_Y__3_1_, 1943

Eunculzs

5T.

AN GLICAN [oochiord Sill"!

'F "c"

PETEIVS CATHEDRAL

Tomonaow

umrro cuuacu oi CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Imn or local no.2", “I I "In: nature

Itblc in advance. c0035 1'°1' P-"ilwflmphs.

sanvlcaa m, Tflm" 91,1, "OMETVEEK A 1.00 noly C'"'"""'"°" Min Marie mofiiwbliuvud. Yfifluh‘; Exmnlrrozlvqbsmngr ii?» liiriflivmruuasnn. Choral. L m, ‘who?’ 4.0.0.0.. man. °‘““"°.___- 1-fi-ti~ m r-m-Y ""1"" 1"“ "mm __"""" claim-i 1A aAcmueL-s office will n. . wl-IEK M — u, u.» 4411., Public Worship Ind “m” 9'"! w Aux. 16th i 1c Tilliggaicowmilal; 5"" sudel-go: 9191:" Ahidinl n m HM‘ 1 - ' ' 9 ." _ - m, v Fm“ Rev. T. E. Melennan. w" $514’ TRAIN ARRIVAL- The 1.15 lilonday. Y- Anthem “I W111 p,“ M Flock» fary train left Borden last even. m li’td"°“'"- 51mm - Soloist, an, A. Gnu; "K with 124 Passengers and . Evensonl v°°ll 801° n6“ h My“; A- rived here with 82 at 7.50 “r 1o ay- lt.lldsu._ _ "_' i" l.” Meir day servim areuheld Phenzlll‘. Mr Illr"! Mac I BREADALBANE PRESBYTER- A“ Souls CMNA t duigisitz" 7'00 P'M'| Public WOPIIIID- flu‘ CHURCH'“M°PXUHB Service m, ",3 unapproll a e‘. Mr: sermon an"), Armoured“ ChA. M. North Tryon PrESbyterinn m welcomed and thfe‘ no? n- u.“ T- E. Mohmun. . - w urIchMEvening gel-wee 7'30 P_ M_ gglad ta see them a er a y Ill‘ “Van! gig; “The Lord Is My ' - urray, 7-31-8-41. nu. I -"— ten -_ M; Geo,“ THE m ,_-———-'—--—-" Johnso, KIRK 0F sr. JAMES,- T, PAUL'S CHURCH Vislttrra cordial! we Enurms ‘he moth of August there S y loom. , will be no Even,“ Services The

,. v, . "mum icnens-Rev. B. Koran,

, n.0, “.151, Miss Lillian Earle.

,,,£"D.,.,...knyvuner McNntt

p311 llol_v' Communion

11,1111 lloiy Communion and Sor-

mon- . ~i mug“; August the congrega- Morning Worship 1i mm. with: CAVENDISII [mu-ED C" lion ni at. Puuls will unite with slefinnn gin t1’, mhh“, uTh”e:_sunday_ August m“ Pubncllléglrl: 5L Peters for the even n] ser- Sh!!! do. ,ship 11,00 A_ M_ M Cavendish m”), ‘Tiicohfifllwi-Gd. Miss Lena MeLnre. grwfnofln. Stanley Bfidgg 730 .'-——i—— '..-;...'...;......,,, ,,. .,,, h". s dsif.“i,.ijgg,girst°w- Rev,» 5,1". a u - - . -" - , PRESBYTERIAN per will be observed at close i’: ——~ ‘

.-

Minister

, 31A,, S.T.M., R.C.A.F. Director oi Music, Miss E. Lilllnrv McKenzie,

u-AT-Lenrew Gardner. Benin;

' 11a: nun; or sr. JAMES

r11 Lleut. the Rcv, T. II. Buueil

g BAPTIST THE BAPTIST CHURCH

INV- I. Jildson hwy, 3,5",

morning worshi

Aieiha Saunders.

ers will be the o You are invited o worship with

E‘. .- _.

DIl-IS. BBO. __._- THE BAPTIST CHURC

11 am. Morning Worship.

. 1—

X,‘.'.fl-...... will t. .... "on... CENTRAL CHRISTIAN service in_ MIKE-KL CHURCH

The minute-r will ' ‘ the prviro and cielhxer the sermon. K95; Bu";

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

\ Prince and Grafton Stroll lnintcr

M itev. G- Carlyle Webster Mrs. Edwin Organist

/ MORNING WORSHIP

11.00 n.l'n, Theme: “Our Sover- eign G ri

liymns .5, 771, 643. 371.

Solo “My Redeemer and My

11.1-¢1,"- Dudley Buck, .- Mrs. Frances lioll Trainor. EVENING WORSHIP

‘Lit 1am. Theme “The Christian's Iiranghalrl."

livmus 600, 154, 52d.

liaise. Sclcrted-

The Sabbath School meets at ten O'clock in the morning.

"A man's life consisteth not in ilu abundance of the things which he lmssrsseth.” '

You are cordially invited to wor- lhlp with us.

Mess iioom Chatter

- By Alan Randal Canadian Press Staff Writer

WITH THE R. C. A. F. SOME- WHERE IN BRITAIN, July 30 - iCP- Frat awards oi the D.F.C. Ire gzi-o‘ d as warmly as the 011B lJnOllllcctl bclilrld the name of Flt. i1. Donald ivrorrrson, D. F. M, of lbronto.

n, you sec, is a. very pop- ,," .'I‘he fact. that he is a p. ore of war in Germany, recov- g from burns and the amputa- tion of a lcg. has not dropped his none from the conversation of those who knew him. They rcmcmber him over Dieppe list August, attacking a. FW190 despite hi5 badly damaged aircraft, rhodium; it down, and then bailing 011-112 spent the day 1n a rescue launch and twice ‘jumped over m‘ to res-cue members of ano- ther munch which was slink by en. my: nfrc ft

g1? was inken prisoner last fall 6ft“ hf was shot down in a terr- f dflilfurhi over Frnncc. but only “i” 11c 1nd shot down °~ m1‘ l‘. no. His record stands at

ii rllrszroycd and many probahles.

0177191‘ don't go up much faster ,7?" $111111. Lclr. Charles Semple of w‘5_'1*ia<i1ngs Avc.) Toronto. The “pour-old nlrmnn joined a Can.

1}" 5Iu1frrc Squadron early in

" a5 a Wig-Pant and recently be-‘r

“$11,118 commending officer. D $00k ovcr when Sqdn. LdT. B. fimdlfscl. D.I=‘.C., Montreal. was s; "Jr-d Wing Cmdr. Sqdn. hdn. ‘ Yugo rnllsicd as an AC2, leaving ° in the T. Eaton Co. Annex It Toronto. ’ 3X1“? Cmdr. Rigsel fought in the at of Britain with the 1st Can- 11 Fulhtcr Squadron.

‘ddlirocntly awarded the 0.8.0. to Lamiil H DEC. Bqdn. Ldr. n. 0. hovvfjllctorla, B. 0., really ope,“ Rf Eumbfl- lie has made 50 maxi-god sorties, sli with e. Hal- M“ mbtl‘ squadron over prac- m!’ rvuy target raided in Ge

Y ""1 11111:. He now a inst-

“mur future " athfinders" at '- “mfitional tron? .. Q,- ‘" EfiuF-Hne Slymlz"? really enjoy

NWB from the Red Indian Squa- ?',§,:ds21TfltNF% Pbwlow Mr from the. Wolf

°"°'f mmmB-nd of a flight.

inks “Flt. Lt." has three ene-

The new "W 1111mm lo his credit.

other

t 5M“ grpemnnent fgrcllllgtzxrliénhleutenbnt’. fiflraglune overseas in 1940 es n

‘MAW-l on two em

U-boais n , s??? usual and a lion

repute. m“ wuwuly reliolble captain

Ad Interim Minister. Rev. Lowell C. MacPherson, B.S. A.B., A.M. Miss Marianna Saunders. Orilln.

i. Worship at ll A.M.

tggifllgifik meetins. Wednesday,

Yesterday 's

Corner Prince and Fitzroy street;

THE CHURCH SCHOOL 10 AM.

EWMIII Worship '1 pan. with oer. ma" by the minister "Peace With-

Solo "Whisper a Pfgygf", M1,,

In ill I)! f J h Milt 3:1!»‘Marsceliliaionrtensglllrfg:

1B8 Wo rsh mon.

lat. Rose Granville 3 P. M. P. M. Rev. E. J. o

ANA D

d ll A. M. 3 P. M. Hunter Riv 730 PM Brookfleld Sundgy Schog 10 A. ‘VI

Nicholson, Miuist 7-31 11

and Mrs. Gaughcy

Mrs. J. E. McGnu i -- 13 . . 51% MvGuushcv is fitliilcilcdoxifilhill? Royal Inspection Staff at 11.1111.“ VISITING 15.71" M- ROOD. is at p

J

ll

lhad a. reunion after twenty

went by airplane

_ Argyle Shore

L. . B. A. \\'1ll hold their Annual

ah Arvslc Shore a .

8m at 3.00 P‘ y/LaML-inoon, August

-Mcmbers of 111 O e

refined (m. n”. bill advertising at fin cents a woaaystgctwepicyq

Agggl-"aoensrlou LIFE m5“,

Mini-WIT. the Revegrend T H Bu . sell Somersl will conduct the Morg- D and deliver the ser-

CIIURCH SERVICES Valley 11 A. “M: Artzlgilfi: Pleasant Valley 8

gate Wm lpmach. . Fraser (lg-gnaw

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N A- -— Brookficld Congrega-n

Harts- Hartsville s. s. * P, M. Mr. Donalci 1

VISITs PARENTS-l rsgp James e t Tuesday morning for Moncton after spending a week with his parents. Mr, and

' Evcnlng W " P. , It New York on business. Ezn-oflrrt): 11.2’ 0 “m l M Stayed over at Boston whcro he

with his two brothers null sistcI-fii-lflg:

L. o. B. s. cnultcn ssnvvcs.

from Rome w Be

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. ‘Services Sabbath August 15g De. Sablc 11 A. M. Stauchel 3 P. M.

r1111. from there to

* Cape Traverse 7.30 P. M. Rcv. J.’ H. Bishop. 7-31-11, -- Till-J BAPTIST c11un(‘||._>

‘The Church School Will meet for summer scsslon at 10 A. M, Morn- ing worship will be observed at ll A. M. Thc scrmoli will b1.- “These ‘Things Abide.‘ Miss Lcnu lVfvL ‘o, A. T, C- M. will '

_ 1hr: mornuv.’ race Vvlilnu’ will b.2- t. r oi Mi Lrvys

ctlin Saunders Will sing '" ‘ ‘er". In the abwncc- 0f Mus. BOO.

John _ Miss Mnriunne Satmdcrs will be the organist.

1 Inch.

TRINITY CHURCH. - Sunday's Scrviccs will be at the usual hours of 11.00 A. M. and 700 P. M. R91‘. '1'. E. IfcLcn uh, who was inducted into tho pastoral chnrgc oi Tl'iill1_\’ United Church last evening will preach the scrmun at both diets of

“rm; CHARLOTTLTOWN GUARDIAN csunut GUARDIAN

(NEA Radiophoto)

“amms “Warm “wand Pope Pius x11 ‘is n t

w vie cl , -. - ‘ ° (""5 mmbed m“ °f Mme

2.". rm- Om In: to Prcsldcnt Roosevelt. Photo sent

neutral Stockholm. thence 1o U s

5 2o ifilleli In é Plane Crash

BOWLING GREEN, Ky, July 2g _(AP>— Chum-d bodicx of 20 V“. iims of an r mm nzrliucs- tranm ulnurd into :1 1111-11. Kin, unzl burn- ‘ ‘ t wcrc rcmnvcri from .110 wrcrsngc Llll‘ tfidny and bfnughc hcrc and to Nashville, ‘Tenn. while 1110 _l\\'0 survivors remained in n llflmlinl here.

T110 c:z1.<~h._ which took the lives of sovcral nnhtnry ofiiccrs, immort- nnt fndusfviul lcnd-crs and a young moihm“ and hcr babv, was bring m“. "Fiii-“MPYI 11.1’ Civil acronailtlcs board officials and Tfifjfilspntafives of fin"- au-l. c.

11-? Lvccrninr: divisznn nf Amerjmn

S. K. frloffnfan, chicf engineer of‘

ids‘ i:

Canadian Legion

The annual Convention of the ProvincialvCommand of the Can- adian legion, B E 5.1.. will take

lace at "The Charlottetown"

cdnesday next at 10 o'clock.

All mcmbcrs of the Legion and of the Auxiliary are invited to be pre-

sen .

The following will be present and address the Convention or the Banquet at 7 pm. bert England,

.C., M A., Executive Secretary of the General Advisory Com- mittee on Demobilization and Re- habilitation; J.C.G. I-ierwlg, Gen- eral Secretary of the Legion; Gor- don Murchison, Director Soldiers Land Settlement; Major the H011- ourabie Dr. Cyrus MacMillan will be tthe guest speaker at the ban- que .

At noon the Legion will arsde to the monument in Queen 118w. where a wreath will be placed in

memory of those who fell in the First Great War.

It is expected that represent- atives will be present from Every branch on the Island. 7 31 h

Address And Presentation

0n Thursday evening, J1 i, o. large crowd of friends andneigh- bout-s, both young and old, as- sciziblod at the home of Mr. and‘ Mrs. John W, MacKezma, Kelly's Cross, for the purpose of doing hon- our to three more soldier boys of the Parish. A dainty lunch was servcd bv the ladies, and then came the important part of the evening, Three young men dressed in His Majesty's uniform, were escorted to the dining room, and seated side by side. They were Privates Kenn McKenna, Stephen Hughes, and Stephen P. Smith. An address was [itch mud by Thomas Bradley Whilg Frullcis McDonald presented ouch of the young men with a. well flllccl purso. The soldlcr boys ouch in turn thanked their kind friends and neighbours for their generosity and kindness, assuring them they would clo thclr best to aid in this jicrrible conflict. They ivere then ‘gully bonnet-d, and all joined in rmirln‘: the “$l0§!nn" of For They iAvc Jolly Good Fellows. The re- ‘mniucicr of the evening was spent ‘in druiclng, music being furnished

by Mrs. Maurice McDonald, Private Smith, Miss Mary lVIcKcnna and Mrs. Lawrence Nfonazhan. ‘This marked one of the many 0i’ such f-CCZiSlOli5 that lunve taken place in Kelly's Cross to do honour to her bravo boys. This Parish has in the gvu-lniiv of forty, of her young men. vnow serving in the thwe armed service-s. as also a large number in nmunitioiv factories. These men

race "runes

' embark of Sls- . - v- r . 1 - 140,1 _ ‘ . ... .. worship. fhc Suvria School Ivfauon, I ._ . ' ,hfl\<‘ 11W good wLshes of all for ‘Larket c§‘,d,,,,,§°§,,${{§d“‘,f‘§f}7§§§f“ under .110 silpervision 111i Miss Marie Ftclltvu-s. or“£,,,.§“§.,,,§*‘"l§5wflflfl’? ilvlr succcss, and a safe return service. 7_-1_B_5_7 , MucDo-ugall, cicnccncss, will moot cnbrd through a kick-off u". cllruv “act; home for i‘. mum? Immio“ Broom“ bunch 15c 1a.. nrrnngcti by the summer cche- rhc plane. B0111 were in the BO“vl_!“'IIIl all ihcrc friends in Kelly's 1,, ’ we dob sr. Aunnrvvs cnuncn, 0n-1{Rifle,_v}cgt‘“f;iiliéleeilsgg_fi)égrs 11305131]; int: Grccu Ifosiviiul tnniriht. ' w?“ "m1 “Flf-"Y- _ Cflunfluwe, 20¢“ WELL-Communion service Ailgustg, rd“ ,' f, kn ‘VP A R Gun-A; Thr- nldire pIIOICCI bv cm“, Ham, 11c 101101111111 1s the address: B0111“; men 20,250 tilt 11.00 A; M, coildilcncd by bllCltgajngnlllbl“ sntlf) part1’ My ‘Hfiweg, Afftlllcr, of Clcvcland. Ohio, ac- Konys Cilia“ TiJmfiii-IES. lb. 29c ‘I-HSW." Re‘; D‘ K‘ RUSS‘ B‘ AWMucPnclnoh will bcliln- soloist ut ‘Oldmz m fihihn“ “Yflfillfi. Zr-ft ‘m5 17‘19-43 f o Pounal, _\\1ll prCuL-l) at Vernon ‘_ v . _ _- .‘ - _ . Lci11=v.1lc_1<y_v[(,,. was“, T. |l=ios. KOHII lVfcKcnua. Stephen Bee - QF- 25-300 ». tin. mollung \l.0lSh1) and Ml. 1 111i’. _ n: . . I River at 2.4a P. M. and nt clicrr/ . . . . , ' , . . £1 4 rim. v05 . .Sru1!h. and Stcvlvcn Hughes, Steak. 1b. 55c vgney United a, 730 P VI yum, WGc-olgc JUlllhOXI at ihc CwIllTll, kel- h i n‘. and u s .| D," in? d: Butt“- dmrY 49° School V w ‘ . f‘: lvfcc. MilSlC will bc undcr ‘rho our» _ "m" n‘ 10130 “"1- 11‘ 1 h.“ - » Egg5 11oz 45c nth 0mm‘ Rlmr find Owed Qgtjqn Q1 ~ A Roy Kcnrlull, G10 . Kv. The crash 02c * It 1s our distinguished pleasure mas-t Bee-t, 95,30 gltuilélrllgll ours. Rev. A- S;I_§Y€g’fr>rgnlllst. Visitors‘ cordially wel- Shortly afterwards. ‘ V’ "ssclnbl? h"? Tfilllflht t0 11:31.10!‘ - - you thrce scldlcr boys, uho have Cream’ m’ 40° —"*— ‘(Ome ' been hem n 1m ' nd t l ave Mutton zo-zsc clwncn NOTICES for tho '*‘ "m T“ slicnl ..°.~“.-....' ‘i: “r nrrrqcus e veal 1525c Parish of Milton and ltuzilco for Personals _ ' Anjfonfl, Q‘, djcfi, ,.e,‘z,i,,, W, Spring Lamb 30415;; Sunday, August lst, Si. John's, Mil- __ Damn .1 - 4 V < _ , -— _ _ _ g ac realize that our freedom Canom 1b‘ 11° ‘on’ Sunday 5on0“ 10'“) A'M' Hwy] Senator Rflov Ottawa is visiting i, qt .111“, and ma; on“, ,0“ d norm 1:18.11, 35.45, Communion 11.00 A. M. st. Mark's, m5 01d home 1;,“ Baum b-W‘; l-ik-e {Tm Mn shy-flu: bait-gas Head Lettuce 2 for ‘A56 Rusbicm suiqdaYschwl 2'00 P‘ M‘ -i— v of’ the iwiuld-lcc ODDYFSSOI‘ and if ca! Lettuce 1 Evening Prayer 3'00 P‘ M‘ There - " Ed " Bo irsto and son‘ ‘ I .‘ ' ' - Grapemn 2r 25 Wm be a service a, Hnnnmhlru Mrs. um a . . the thicc of you should meet nlm chickens t“) or ,1 c United Church conducted bv Rev. 90mm M"1'§“l‘¢N-i[j‘3"i' ‘he ma“ , n1 qncc. the wnr would end im- P°“‘“’°‘-I 5"“ mumain-i- Pk- t“ Sidney J’ Dav“ “L 8'00 P‘ M31 u ‘Wk m Tlmol———? Gilllflilfilice nlvviifiéiriérroi» ho um mu wa gag; imil-blb- l?“ i- 7_ - ' Miss Rciu Smith. Nomi “numb will sorvn be o\ver $121 that you will n o0 ' ' 15'4": COVEIIEAD — UNION ROAD loft by train this morning for- a --____ re" n wPh flving colours to Kelly/‘s M“°k"°1-°“°h 154°“ UNITED CHURCH-Services for visit to N n. rumours Jul' 29 r icr, where you shall always re- Radl-‘hfl- bunch 3° Sunday August lsf. are West Cove- --—— Field Mars-ml “Illllifi P_' (IF) -—‘cc1ve‘ :1 xvnrm‘ welcome ' Spinach 10c head iioacl 3 P. . . Union Road Miss Verna Wood left ycsterday ism. of me ‘Ungzm O‘I.-SOG1IR‘~A‘}P.P' 1n “(mm we ask V0,, m accent Rhyburb- “I 4 3°!‘ 95¢ 7.30 P. M. Mrs. Edward Pavifi- morning to visit Nllss Louise Brm~ 5-1339 l‘ . 5m“ fig me ‘W31; undklyzgdliis surxll ‘gift, nrt for its value Onwns‘ bunch 31°72“ 591015" 9f st- P111115» Halli?‘- ‘Vm nlstcr at her summer- homc. _“_'l"hB lmrir veteran Sifi-lliilllflll, wqnjiu dollars and ccnfs but as a re- cabbage-each’ 15"°° 5mg 3" PM 1110mm? “PAH” f.” cdars" 0h the SCilllt John Rnci‘. .1 51nd 1g volc of confidence 1n mmdci‘ that frfcncis and ncighbours Corn Beef 20-250 xVest Coachlcad, also s ccralwmglslc l} jute Ju I general election. incom- in Kr-llvs Cross have not forgott/m Beets- bunch 1W- Y ‘he c ° - m“ - A" 310m Lieut, Ivan Walsh and Licutnpletr» rr-turns shoived tonight. ._vou, and that our hrnycfs and best Beet Greem- 1h 1°C Munster" ' ' ' Harry Jnmxcsou have nrnvcd from Already, with 4.1 of the 150 sestghvishr-s will fnlYav w’; always. Mes‘ bunch 25° rsruvr canon nncnurrmo N°“"°““‘“““1 w 511"“ m” m" °'-.-“"1<° .5011 w be Pfinorted. the’ sinned on behalf of your geish- Mclons, each 40° Rmrumng Of Cmzens ml, “I; laughs in this city. Prune Afinlstez- ivus assuroj of aiboixrs and friends of Kelly's Cross Cmumbers- "m 30c mm, mm, 13b0,. Ins not DECK“, -—‘ hialfon on the gou-rnnrentinnd vicinity. 7~3l-1l Peppw‘ green 3 (or 25c successful as “"15 ha‘ ed suites Mr PMYICR 13-\1'1-1\’I¢'¢0111'l- $01‘- Of MYE- _ _ S grout-u" than 1h", with Tumlus’ bunch 10° 3 for 25c J B Marley Managgr of ‘the-local Matthew Rlicmifi» and i!" hi“ M“ ‘WWW h“ 11-15 08111011 0111. his war MARK 1T WELL 599"“ d°z- 49° mgroymenynnd ‘scheme service. Matthew McCcurt. G8 Brighton policies for almost four y-ars. ~————— Peas- at‘ 50° Many business men had mude a Avonuc. Charlottetown enlisted in Field Marshal Smuts himself and (By James MERE“) Peas l“ pod m: Dractice of SWildinS a few days the R.C.A.I-‘. this week. n11 his cabinet wcre re-clccted. al- I have noted. often 01103661

CLOSING EXERCISES FARMING- TON SCHOOL

The closing exercises of Farming‘- ton School took place on June 30 . A short program which was en- joyed by ell, was carried out, and afterwards certificates and prizes were awarded es follows Grade X General Proficiency. Marv Wood. . Mathematics. Cyril Wood. Grade IX- General Proficiency. Elmer Carran Geography, Gordon Wood. Mathematics, Lucille Wood.

Grade VI —Class Prize. Doris MacMahdn.

Grade V —Class Prize. Desmond Larkin.

Grade III- Class Prime. Alban

Wood.

Grade II —Senior. Class Prize. Emerson MaoMahon. Gr Il-Junior Class PHI. — Eileen arkin and Vernon Wood. Prize for attendance for whole year. Lucille Wood. H. B. MacLean Writing Certi- ficates. Senior - Lucille, W004. Leafs wood, Elmer Curran. Gordon W0 . MacMahon. Desmond Inf-kin, Aiban Wood, Bertha .

Progress-Eileen Larkin. nnerson MacMshon. Merit, Jimmie sheehan. Vernon Wood, Mary Mullnly. Grade Ix- certificates. Lucille

wood, Gordon Wood. Elmer Curton- the them

‘The teacher was kindly rememb- ered by each pull with appropriate

its. A number of contests were held af- tefi- which ice cream was served to a

‘Ilia program was brought to a close with the lifllinl of the Ne- tional Andthem and all departed for swell earned holiday.

IIIINDNESS CAUSE

One in every i0 cases o! blind- ness is caused by syphilis. can Lona-pumice Weier is necessary to every living creature to and digest its food. Rupture - Ended

‘Demands L? "“

enable breathe

“of “We cited in the aw. nohnfiwmkmml: rfir. a Brent inflhfld 0n

can . .._i. I

1

working on the farms of rclfltlvds in pastyenrs and many more ‘nave- agrced to donate a few ll0llduY5 this year. Apart from ihcsc the rc- slwonse was not as expected.

PLEASING‘ RECEPTION - A pleasing reception was held the evoning of June 20th at the home of Clarence Wood Alexandra, for his brother Cpl. Osborne Wood R. C. A F. and his bride (formerly Miss Kaye Nicholson of Dundas, P. E When the members of tuc Alex- andra Baptist Church nnd Womcjrs Institute were assembled, Mr. E-srle Jenkins in his usual pleasing man- ner explained the reason of the gathering and Mrs. Bruce Jud-Sun on behalf of all present presented Cpl and Mrs. Wood with a well filled purse. Osborne, on behalf of himself and bride thanked the friends for their kindness and good wishes. Aftcr a pleasant SDClfll even- ing interspersed with musical num- bers and a dainty lunch the party dispersed wishing the bride and groom a pleasant trip to Calgary where Cpl. Wood is stationed, and a. safe return home at the close of the war.

BONSIIAW W. M. S. MEETS —

The monthly meeting of the W. M.

s. of the Bonsaw United Church

was held at the home of Mrs. Step-

hen MncLeod cn Monday evening, July 12th with a. flood attendance of

members and 1 visitor present. The

president, opened the meeting with

e "Fellow/snip in the World Church" and singing Faith of our Fathers followed by responsive read- ing Psalm 46 after the singing of a hymn Mrs. A. B. McLeod read the scripture lesson from John lb chm- ter after which all joined in prayer for our fellow christians in enemy countries, and the church and her mission to all mankind devotions eioseu by sing Lord while for all mankind we pray. Roll call nnswer- ed hy a verse oi‘ scripture. Minutes read and approved, "Treasurer" ro- ported sending money on hand to Presbyterlal treasurer Mrs Nichol- son. Friendship scdy reported 4 sick calls made. The Christian stewardship Secfiv gave a reading on the teaching of making use o! our