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women's Institute Meetings

HAMPTON W- I-

J uni-y meeting of Hamp- . .1.hi(voma:n's Institute was held at .i.. Manse on Jan. Mth. Meeting m.l....cd by repeating the Creed in MISNL The minutes of the De- .-mii-ar meeting were read and ap- .;n'Fd and roll call was answered .. - bers. Ui'C:i;rle1;It:.ndence was read which .m.1.,dcd cards of thanks for ('llrls'lmil5 treats. A donation of .i. mils was received from Mrs. W. A Macoiiarrie. Sick committee re- I.,.,vp.( treats sent to five sick

in sick committee is Mrs. Gor- .,.-',. villi.-t and Mrs. Warren In- school committee reported y',plV poker, blind and brush (mi. New school committee is Donald Cameron and Mrs I ,..-5 Ferguson. Program commit- tr" Mrs. James Campbell and Mrs. 1,.li.ln I-'cri;uson. i vvt place of meeting is the nf Mrs. James Ferguson ..,-rn the lunch committee will be victor Ferguson. Mrs. John '3-.:arrie and Mrs. William My- Roll call to be answered with --r quilt patches to be used in ....llf: quilt for victims of a fire. wction amounted to 81.23. On V-n the meeting adjourned. er the meeting. several men it the ladies and repairs to the were discussed. it was decided the hall committee and W. I .. .,,-rs work together and Mrs. .l 3; xi;-erg was asked to write Col. ihgdac and ask if he would lec- Ugo soon to help raise money. A at-1.cious lunch was then served.

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liir Cornwall-York i"o'.n! W.f. ,--w at the home of Mrs. Waldror. in-i-tlier on Jan. 7th and the meet- in: opened with the ode followed hr the creed in unison.

'l'lie minutes of the last meeting ri-rr read. approved and signed -.i-:l roll call was answered by 26 vi-iiibcrs. Five members paid dues. Fvi-cspondence was read consist- ltx of several thank-you letters .-mi cards. and the report of the Iomwall Hall annual meeting was 't"'." by Hall secretary.

xiii-1.; Point sick committee rc- wicd remembering six shut-ins at ."'li'iSUTl3S and Cornwall sick com- i...ii-e remembered eight shut-ins.

Frhool committees then gave 'il'lf reports. Plans for sewing class i'.l'f'il is to begin the latter part if January were modr and Mrs. iciuiison MacKinnon and Mrs Dan- rt Gass were asked to pack parcel 'n: England. The President report- -d silver had been given to the i'vnc family and was very much 1'-!tl'0ClRlA?d.

Ni-act meeting was left oncn for iiiritation and the roll call is to w answered with a get well card Collection for the evening am- "Milled to 32.30.

?.ii-eting closed with the National Nillli8m after which a. deliciois Ii ifli was served by the hostess '.'-s.:tt-ti by the Cornwall ladies and a social hour spent.

....M.......M.,... QNGLO-RUSTICO W. I.

The Anglo-Rustico Womenls In- iiiiiite met at the home of Mrs. :-r-wart Parkman on January 7th '05:. The meeting opened with the Carol and the Ode. The" roll call was answered by passing in uii everyday card. and the min- im were read and approved.

I The secretary received the cod ifl'H' oil capsules and distributed l2Ii'llP.

Bill for cups and soap for the school was ordered paid and bill ..

for the Christmas treat for hhe school children was presented and ordered paid. Bill for the Christ- mas cards for the shut-ins was paid It was reported that one card was sent.

The following committees were

appointed: school. Mrs. Read Stevenson: sick. Mrs. Roland Buntain and

Mrs. Ci. R. LePage: program. Mrs. Read Stevenson and Mrs. Edison Railings: lunch. Mrs. G. R. LePagc and Mrs. Noel Hooper.

A letter from Mrs. Macxinnon concerning retarded children was read and other letters concerning the dental clinic and t:i1eFederated News were read.

Mrs. G. R. LsPage got. the lining of the quilt ready and Mrs. Noel Hooper offered her home for quilt- ing. It was decided to quilt it an Janury 10. Mrs. R. Buntein offer- ed her home for the next meeting.

It was then decided to send for a donation of cotton from Eaton's and Simpson's. The roll call for the next meeting is to be answer- ed by Sing, Say or Pay. The col- lcctlon amounted to Soc.

The meeting closed with "The Hllig". after which a very delicious lunch was served by the hostess and tire committee in charge.

IARNSCLIFFE w. r.

The January meeting of the Eariiscllffe Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Laura Mclnnis. The president, Mrs. Rus- sel Young presided.

Meeting opened with the "Ode". followed by the "Creed" in unison. and nine members and two visit- ors were present. Roll call was responded to by a grab-bag which netted the sum of sl.25. One mem- bership fee was paid.

Minutes of previous meetlngwere read and adopted and a letter of thanks from st. Vincent's Orphan- age for gifts sent at Christmas was read.

-Each member present then made a donation of lie for material for suit made at Christmas.

It was moved by Mrs. Laura Mcfnnis and seconded by Mrs. Bernard Doyle that Mr. Russel Ycunrz zct material for sewlni: for the Red Cross and Mrs. Roy Mutcii invited the members to her homi- for the February meeting. with roll call to be answered by an auction sale of food.

Mrs. Bernard Doyle moved the meeting he adiourned and afteran apnetiziiig lunch was served bv the ,:,1OStERlS a sing-song was enjoyed y al .

SOUTH MELVILLE W. I.

On January 18th the members of South Melville Women's Insti- tute met at the home of Mrs. Ei- lison Toole. The meeting opened with the president in the chair and by singing the Institute "Ode" followed by the "Creed" in unison. The roll call was answered by each member exchanging gifts.

Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. and corre- spondence was read and discussed. A letter from the social welfare convener was read and discussed and it was decided that ten cents be sent for the small booklet en- titled "Personal Protection".

It was also decided that the secretary get material to start the sewing for the Orphanage.

Sick committee reported several treats sent to the sick and shut- ins during the Christmas season. A letter of thanks was also received.

Committees ' 'ed -for com-

ing month are as follows: sick. Mrs. Ellison Tools and Mrs. Geo. Voilett; school. ieappointed; lunch. Mrs. James D. Flood and Mrs. Em- mett German. . The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. George Vollett. on Feb. isth, with roll call to be an- swered by exchange of valentines. Collection of meeting amounted to 60 cents.

After the business part of the meeting a small gift with I nicely worded address was presented to one of the valued members who is about to leave the district to join her husband.

The meeting then adjourned and lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by the committee in charge.

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--The January meeting of l-'ied' eque women's Institute was held in the aclioolroom on the and last. in the absence of the president,

The Canadian destroycr Cayuga is well and warmly known to the inhabitants of a number of islands off the north coast of Korea whose protection has been one of the Cayuga's principal tasks re- cently. Above. Licut. John G. Waters. of Ottawa. communim-

Florida, the vice-president, Mrs. George Ballcm presided, and op- ened the meeting with a poem. followed by singing "Jingle Bells" and repeating the ”Creed".

Ten members answered roll call and minutes oi the last meeting were read and approved. Reports of sick and school committees were presented.

One box of fruit. had been sent to a sick member and several "thank you” notes were read from "shut-ins" who had received gift boxes at Christmas. Correspond- ence was read and considered.

On motion it was decided to h:iv'e a special collection taken next meeting. and to answer roll call by "sneezing" or pay a fine often cents. On motion it was agreed to have a social evening in the school rooom on the 16th inst. A study course on "home nursing" followed.

Next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Clara Affieck. when the program committee will be Miss Winnie Smith and Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis: lunch committee. Mrs. Arthur Murray. Mrs. Irving Toombs and Mrs. Edward Gardin-

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Meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem. Mrs. Irving Tooinbs acted as hostess and

lunch was served by the commit- tee.

CLYDE RIVER PEESBYTERIAN

The Clyde River Presbyterian Missionary Society met on Thurs- day evening. Jan. loth. at the home of the president, Mrs. James Beer.

Theme for the meeting was "in the beginning was the word" and call to worship was taken from the 96th Psalm. which was read re- sponsiveiy, and prayer by the pre- sident.

Each member present read I portion of Scripture taken from the first chapter of John. and this was-followed with prayer by Mrs. Nicholson and the devotional parti closed with the singing of the New Year Hymn, "At Thy Feet Our God and Father".

Roll call was answered with a verse of scripture and the min- utes of the previous meeting were read. New Year readings were' given by Mrs. George Hyde and? Mrs. Nicholson. also a missionary letter from Mrs. Lillian Dickson concerning her work in Formosa. This was read in part by Mrs. Ev- erett Murray and Mrs, Keith Young.

An interesting story. "He Took My Place" was given by Mrs. Nich- olson and a card of thanks was re- ceived from a member. for remem- bering her at Christmas.

After the usual business. all join-

ed in repeating the Lord's Prayer. and closed the meeting by singing the hymn. "sun or My Soul" and

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tions officer aboard the destroyer is seen examining a South Korean soldier. wounded in a raid on a Communist-held island off the north coast before he was taken

aboard the Cayuga. which had been supporting the raid from the sea.

A social hour followed. during which lunch was served. Mrs. George Hyde kindly invited this members to her home for the next meeting.

.--- -. --,.,..L.. BURGESS BEDTIME Continued from page 12 That. rcininded Biacky. He had forgotten all about that 'balt. it had been a little piece of mcal.' He looked this way and that but it wasn't to be seen. ”Bllly Minkl didn't take it. I'm sure of thahl Thai young Mink didn't take it. lie was too badly hurt and fr'ig'n- tened to think about. anything to cat. You didn't take it. or you wouldn't be looking for it. now. I didn't take it. and there wasn't anybody else horn. It must. be a-

round hcrc soniexihcrc." snid B!acky.-

But it. wasn't. around LhPrP. Anyway. Biackyls sharp eyrs couldn't see it anywhere. And

the keen nose of Reddy Fox couldn't smell it anywhere. Some- one must have taken that little piece of mcai. but. who? it couldn't have walked away or flown away by itself.

LAKE CHARLES. Ln.. Feb. 2-- (APi- An oil barge exploded in,

fiamcs Thursday. causing more. than s2.'io.c0o in damage. The. hint, at the city's service docks in miles southwest of Lake Char- les. rattled windows here. Police reported one man killed and another missing.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 2i-tAPi--

A wildcat strike of Central Grey-j hound Bus Lines drivers left about 10,000 commuters without their usual transportation to work in Cleveland. A slrikers' spokes- man said 32 drivers were out and 137 buses were idle. He declined to! discuss grievances. I

I . hlalliialjv sitting of the icouri. irhi.-re they have been chos-

Coveiiead and hump Nlr. Torn Mislzei. staiihopc. is

a pitieut in the Prince Edward island Hospital.

Among those who have returned to their homes from hospital are Mrs. Frances Thomas and Mr. Frank Burt. Corehead.

Miss Nora Kieiiy, Chariottetowi-i, spent a recent weekend here, the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kieily.

Friends of Mrs. T. Thomas are pleased to hear of her steady im- pi-orement after undergoing an operation in the Prince Edward island Hospital.

Mr. Frank Burt is at present ft paiiciii. in the Prince Edward Is- iand Hospital. Frank served with the Navy for many years where be contracted a bronchial condi- tion. His many friends here wish him a complete recovery. those

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an as Jurymen are Messrs. George H. Kiclly, Covehead, and H. w, MiicLiiuchlan, stanhope.

Hcr many fiii-ends here are glad

.to hear Miss Gladys Ml1cM.illan's

condition is much improved. She is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. . llcr many friends are pleased to hear that Miss Gladys MacMillan. who has been a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital for the past month has recovered and is at picscnt. the guest of her aunt. .Vll'S. Katie Macbcod, Char- lottctown.

MERIDEN. England For five centuries a stone cross here has been recognized as marking the Geographical centre of England, in Warwickshire. Now the cross is being moved 20 yards to permit traffic on a new road.

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JOHN HENRY HUGHES

Relatives and friends were great- ly shocked at the sudden death of John H. Hughes of Charlottetown in his 84th year.

He had a happy. cheerful, hum- orous disposition. a pleasing per- sonality and friendly nature. He had many friends wherever he was who. with his loved ones. deeply mourn his passing. He is survived by his family of five daughters and two sons: Mary iMrs. W. .1. Mclsaac) Halifax. N.S.; Francis of Charlottetown; Helen iMra. Everett Toombs) Charlottetown; Gladys. Montreal; Jean (Mrs.Walt,er Curry) Winnipeg. Man; Arthur of Charlottetown. Also sur- viving him are one sister and tiirce brothers: Daniel F. Hughes, Jam- aica Plain. Mass: Mary (Mrs Wendaii MacDonald); William and Wilfred Hughes. all of Charlotte- town.

Flower!

Pillow-Tile Family.

Crescent-Brothers and sister.

Wreaths-Employees of Bruce Stewart.

Baskets - Atlantic Construction Co. Halifax. N. Sr. Industrial Ma- chinei-y, Halifax, N. S.

Sprays:-

Grandchildren.

Wilfred. Mary and faintly. Hali- fax. N. 5.

Mr. and Mrs. James MacLeod.

Walter. Jean and family, Winni- PPR-

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Burns.

Mr. Alex Bullock, Montreal.

Moss Cards

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mclsaac. Halifax thigh). '

Mrs. Kathleen Heiiiirssey. Lois and Lorne (high).

Mr. William Toombs (higin.

Student Nurses Charlottetown Hospital (high).

Liguorian Youth Club thigh).

Mr. and Mrs. Dominic MacDon- ald. Emyvale (highl.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones. Hal- ifax (high).

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tnombs.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mclsaac, Halifax l5i.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Curry. Win. nipeg.

Miss Gladys Hughes. Montreal.

Miss Bernadette Hughes. R.N.

Mr. Frank Hughes.

Mr. Arthur Huilhes.

Mr. and Mrs. Wcndall MacDon- ald. -

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hughes. Jamaica Plain, Mass.

Mr. Wilfred Hughes.

Mr. and Mrs. William 3. Hughes.

Mr. Herbert Hughes.

Mr. and Mrs. George Houston.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyle. Bos- ton. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henncssey and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Toombs.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mahar. Boston. Mass.

M . Charlie Lunri.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly. . Bill Gaudet. . Simon Paquet and family. . and Mrs. Harry Lartcr. . and Mrs. Joseph Leclair. . and Mrs. Charles Smith.

Miss Myrtle Murphy. R.N.. Port- chester. N. Y.

Miss Dorothy Hughes. R.N.,Port- cheater. N. Y.

Miss Jean McGaughey. RN. Al- berton. P. E. I.

Mr. Peter MacDonald.

Mim Stephanie Leclair.

Anne and Jack.

Mr. Eugene Doucette.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett: MacDon- aid.

sisters of St. Martha. Charlotte- town Hospital.

James Gillan, Bill and Sadie Mcfnnis.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Trainer.

Donald and Desmond Trainor.

Mi-. and Mrs. Percy J. Keenan.

Mrs. Violet Henderson.

The Hartinger family.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lrigliiizcr Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Goodwin.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy.

Mr and Mrs. J. J. Lacey

Mr and Mrs. James Muilaliy.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent ivlclntrre

Mr. and Mi-s. Frank Shanaiiaii and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hciinesscy. Cecil Costello. and Mrs. Frank Hiiglics. and Mrs. J. F. Leigliiizcr Sr and Mrs. John Purcell and

Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. family. Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Callaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Callagh- on.

Mrs. J, A. Griffith and family. Mr. and Mrs. William V. Decostc

Bernadette and ”

Halifax lieht Expected To Total S30,000.00ii

HALIFAX. Feb. 2-(CP)- This city's debt will total about 330,000,000 by the end of this year and. the tax rate. both resident and business. is "now PFGSIH1 30 the maximum." Aidennan R. A. Donahoe said Wednesday. The al- derman. a mayoraity candidate, was addressing a. service club.

Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Swsine. Hol-

ax. A Mr. and Mrs. James Fraser, Hal- ifax.

Staff of James McLeod Grocery.

Miss Minnie Bradley.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr-.Ai-inn.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quilty and Eileen.

Mr. and Mrs. and family.

Miss Louise Duffy.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Trainnr.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mclsaac.

Mr. Fred Maliett.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett MacKin- non.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robison.

Mr. rind Mrs, Andre Ayotte, Montreal.

Miss Leona Devlne.

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Power and Edna. Mr. and Mrs. John Coylc.

James Leightizer

Mr. and Mrs. William i-lughcs. Queen Street. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mahar.

Boston, Mass. (Zi.

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Kenney.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haughey.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle.

Misses Evelyn and Anna Diam- ond.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pineau.

Mr. Lemuel Mahar, Boston.

Mrs. George Berrigan and fam- ily.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison Croken.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Arscnault.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Molyneaux.

Staff Nurses. Charlottetown Hos- pifal.

Miss Eleanor Trainor, R.N.

Rev. J. W. Mccardie. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bell.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Molyneauk and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leclair.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mobbs.

Mr. and Mrs. VV, D. Glliis.

The Plumbers nf Bruce Stewart:

Mr. and Mrs. John Lund.

Mr. and Mrs, Hush Doucetie.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mackenzie.

Mr. and Mrs. Urias MacDonald.

Miss Ruth Anne Rourke.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cannon.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mullins.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester MacGulgan.

Spiritual Bouquets

sisters and children. St. Vincent's Orphanage.

Sister Maris Stella. Sacred Heart Home. .

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gallant.

J. Aeneas Mec-

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Mrs. Peter wt-atherbie and fam-

ii,i Cards and better: of Sympathy

Miss Jean Mcciaughey. .E.N.. Al- bei-ion.

Miss Mary Mclnnis, RN, souris.

Miss Eileen Doyle. R.N.. North Bay.

Miss Wanda MacPhee. RN. Port Chester. N. Y.

Miss Marion MacDonald. N..N., Montague.

Misses Marjorie Roberts, R.N., and Dorothy smith. R.N., sum- merside.

sister Mary James, C.BM.. Al- bcrton.

Rev. .l. W. Mccardle. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. William Callaghan.

Mrs. Mary Maliar and family.

Miss Edith Mcurant.R.N.. Souris.

Miss Mary Lcclair

Mrs. Alice Decoste and family

Mrs. Pearle VanBuskirk.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Therisult

Mrs. Gertrude Collier.

Mr. and Mrs. John Murtagh.

Miss Norma Lawless.

Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Feeharl and family. Mt. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDon- ald. Poplar Point.

Miss Catherine Weeks.

Miss Jean Bissonette. Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mccormaek. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ayotte.

.1 Mrs. Josephine Brown and fam- iy.

Mr Clicster S Mclourf. MP.

Mr and Mrs. Fred Bladt and family.

The funeral took place from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Wen- dall MacDonald, to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. when Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the Very Rev. A. Macbellan. C. SSJL thence to the Roman Qui- olic Cemetery. The services at tho irrave were conducted by Rev. J. Maccviilivary. C.SS.R.

The pallbearers were: Messrs. Sam Campbell. A.W. Burns. James

Macbeod. Harry Tnombs, Charles smith. Joseph Leciair.

Under

venience of those who may

ly sections: (a) Livestock First Aid

The course is under

out the course ficld trips will be arranged.