es Branch. Royal Canadian

The 2nd annual “tea. Colf- Legion. Summerside. Hats to

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by the Northumberiand be modelled include florals, chapter . IODE. \vith Mrs. organza. fancy straws, mal- Maynard Schurman as ine taffeta and mohair. Hair

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coiii'ener, will be held Satur- day afternoon. beginning at 3.00 pm. at George R. Peark-

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UCW Thanked By Commission For Clothing

A letter from the Unitarianland twelve members responded Service Commission. thank- { to roll call with an original ver- ing members for their Donations se of clothing was read at the Feb-K The correspondence was read

arv meeting of the Stanleyland dealt with. One Thank You

ridges U.C.W.. which was heldjnote for a treat was received. at the home of Mrs. Fred and 1 It was decided to order one do- Erie MacEwen ii new chairs for the hall The

Mrs John Fyie was devotion-lschooi committee will order at leader taking as the theme, ; books for the school.

“Am I helping to strengthen an- ‘ncd. one for February 20, a n

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showing. Commentary will be by Marjorie Mitchell over soft organ background music. Models above are, left to right, Mrs. Creelman MacAr- thur. ers. Victor lnman, and Mrs. Alan Brabant.

lows: get well 16; sympa 6; congratulations, 6; treats. 7: letters, 10; shut-in, 1; hospital calls. 16; ﬂowers,

Mrs. Loene Wallace presented the Study which was a contin-

d reading on the background and history of South Korea. ‘ The Worship Period followed lied by Mrs. Douglas Adams. ‘The theme of Worship was l“What is the Church?" Call to .worship was followed by pray- ler. 'I‘he scripture reading was itaken from lst Corinthians 1: 27-31. followed by the Lord's 'prayer in unison.

The meeting closed with pra- yer for Missionary by the lead-

er and the offering amounted to 5.00.

thy. this was Mrs. Sigsworth. Mrs.

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Several members of th e C.A.C. and the Centennial Y‘s Menettes met recently at the home of Mrs. L.J. McLellan to discuss sponsoring I showing of Exclusive Miliinery to b loaned by Irene of Montreal.

Plans were made for the s e

dubs to cooperate in hold- ing this show of Unique Hats at the Y.M.C.A. on March 15th 16th.

A lottery. in aid of the St. Dunstan's Basilica Altar Society, was held recently.

Winners were as follows: 1st prize. a blanket. was won

was won MacDonald. A fruit cake was 3rd prize and went to Ernest o e 4th prize consisted of doll and cradle and the lucky winner of

Walter O‘Brien won the 5th prize. which was a box of cho- colates.

The Girl guides and Sea Ran- gers of ouris celebrated “Thinking Da " by having their mothers and invited guests l at St. Mary's Hall on Friday‘ February 22nd. Sing-songs and:

slcits by the guides and rangers;

was on the program. Lunch. was served by the guides and‘ rangers.

A birthday cake honor- ing Lord and Lady Baden Po well was served by Ranger Laura Lynn Lewis. Commis- sioner Mrs. Margaret McAuiay

was present also the followin ’

For the rangers Mrs. Loretta Perry.

The Souris Catholic Womens League catered to the father

and son banquet, on Thursday night in St. Mary's Parish Hall. The banquet was largely attended.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Gal-

lant entertained at a card party ing rose The Bed and ushers wore the uniform of

at th‘ me at 0 er

Bridge on Sunday night with ten tables in play. Lady's high went to Mrs. Aubrey Doucette. and Men's high to Emile Gal- lant. The freezeout was

by Gregory Doucette. Pro-

ceeds were in aid of the St. Tho- ranged with bouquet!

mas Aquinas Society.

Mr and Mrs. S.C. Thompson, 66A Goodwill Avenue had the latter's sister. Mrs. Elli fitt. tKensington, as a weekend

es .

Mrs. Marshall Thompson, Kensington. is a patient In the

Prince County Hospital, Sum- “Siding 8t 10 381W! SL. Gan-

mlerside where she is receiving treatment.

Mrs. William H. Cousins has Bur- I

returned to her home at lin‘gton from the Prince County Hospital. Summerside where she had undergone surgery.

rs. W.C. MacLeod has re- turned to her home at Kensing- ton from the Prince C o u n t y Hospital, Summerside, where she has been a patient for se- veral weeks.

W 0 “ ceptton was held at the bride's

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The marriage of LAC Wayne Morrison of South Granville and Charlottetown P. E. I., and is vonne, daughter of M . and Mrs. Garland Wbitt Glen- wood, Newfoundland, was sol- emnized recently by Rev. E. C. Sturge, in the United Church, Gander Newfoundland.

The bride. given in marriage by her father. chose a floor length gown of chantiliy lace over white satin featuring a fitted bodice and bouft‘an . Her veil of French lace fell from a pearl studded crown.

She carried a cascade bou- quet of white and pink feather- ed carnations. Her maid of hon- or and bridesmaid were identi- cally gowned in blue and pink nylon over taffeta, with match- ing headdress and accessories. They carried a nosegay of white mums centered with a match- groom, best man

the Royal Canadian Air Force. Mrs. E. C. Sturge was in charge of the Wedding Music. Following tre ceremony a re-

home. The bridal table was ar- ol in

ﬂowers, lighted tapers in silver candelabra and centered with a three tier wedding cake, which

was cut in traditional manner. 3 Pm“ by the young couple. 6

Numerous telegrams were re- ceived from friends and relativ-

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LAC and Mrs. Morrison are der. where the groom is station- ed.

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. l . s I ‘ . . . I p . n was served by the leaders. for the guides. Ms L [Thavme‘etgi‘g élﬁmlfgrdbgg 2.355;):(ihiormuebruary 27 to be heldicommittees In charge and a Louise LaBrech. Mrsﬁ Elmiliy Mrs. Cecil Mi“ has returned: illgmiowcrs of .B‘Iessings. Scrip.l A Palm” 0“ Home Economicsisoclal hour fonowed' Fudge‘ Mrs' Don’t y ew 5' to her home at .Cmmont from Corner of Pownal and "ml (.31 a chapter verso nine was prepared and read by the‘ the RE]. Hospital, Charlotte-a. I ‘ I

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ﬂ tional part of the meeting closﬁto“ _Adam3 ed by singing Hymn No. 493. I 3 a

i swered by .‘ mnee . " each repeating a verse of scrip-1mm l There is to be only fou r KENSINGTON U C W

. Richmond St.. Ch'town was read by the leader follow—lmnvener. Mrs. Oliver Bernard. town. Where she has been re- ‘l

by Mrs Mor-i

O O . .y. , l Lights Cigar For Years Need Thee Every Hour. The meeting closed with T h el l

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the “Lord's Prayer." The dcvo- l teSls Prepare rm. premded R0] bet“ ssisted by the lunch?

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The general meeting of the. . . . u h U m tomorrow__ maw_ If“ V I s roved. - C 8 held. Silence .lthlS evening. T at n ‘ h V V I pl)“ Bentley “’“I be 55““ mlfimlisiglgh‘sgerhlbly Roomw 05f the jug: ﬁlm’s" seal “3"!” “gm’ GOOd'mgm'” DEVON Saturday 9 - 12:30 'Youn PAW: animus CENTRE’ ' .. tt W ld‘.1 - ' now oesrl. en. I pie the address a he or s Kenslngton United Church on He had been reading a farm- ACCIDENT KILLS 18 0

Day of Prayer to be held in the ' Monday. pm”), 11

New London United Church The meeting was Opened bv ‘paper. but now it was put aside.

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Mrs. Blois MacEwen gave at}. presldem Mrs. H report of a manse meeting heldle with a brief devotionalnhe last of the cigars that had three Injuredk'l‘uelsgjaié when . recently. ‘period. .been among the gifts of his griéigseanadcra’stsmchecomvgr 012,22:i

Plans were made to have a. Plans to have a work shop atlblrmdayv went to the Old “n -luck supper at the home of lthe March meeting was approv-lcnnlalne" In the pantry for a El: A. S MacEwen The nextled by the meeting A pot luck‘maich PmCEEdEd the" 90 light meeting will be held at thelsupper for all units will be held it- and enjoy What Mark Twain home of Mrs D. J ll‘lachod on the regular unit meeting“901?”?d '0 be A 800d smoke

about 150 miles north of Abid- jan. The bus plunged into the river and the truck. carrying three huge logs. crashed into it.

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Mrs. Walter Bowlan attended teem.S proceeds from a Motherl - . purpose.

itglgngfrJg’geinTh‘fh (Lng “nogland Daughter banquet amount-i To us. a small one. the won- ' ., :1'3IOLRN' :1'7'5 Face POWder

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Mrs Harry VanBuskirk, “'"h de‘mlnn-‘t- ,ottensleiglitful yarns too. alas. Iertalncd the club members . FM“. P ialso vanished and gone, swal- the Valloyneid w} at their re.’ 01‘ ‘ ilowed up in most instances in

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v The monthly meeting of the . . _ ' no cent meet ng . . . a grave. Scample, reclining «In...» . m m M “The president. Mrs. Alexander;$écﬁmqr;1ugn3 ﬁguggoiﬁgaglﬂ close by James' chair, camle‘1 to $3.75 Reg: 3500 _ ‘ v t l l . I . ‘ ‘ ' m. "listirzzlhe- .. Spwa' “Wm liary Stewart collect. Minutesmhg‘r Edsel Dmmme m e‘da .' face. I Reg: $275 here read and approved. ‘ meeting opened by re.‘ "It will mean more grass - Hrmmg Lotion

Correspondence included al letter from the secretary of the{ Kings County Memorial Hospi-

T , H posting the purpose. The minut-E‘In'd more hay 50" the “me es the last meeting were:“9 iread and approved. The roll‘

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lavo Iicr'ropnrt and many finl‘nve. membersmp fees were! "ltlit should happen to be a $3.75 R g. .500 lshed Mum‘s for the Red Cross received and one new membﬁharvest-time like we had last _ 9

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.. ' it?" we inquired. Da of Prayer service to belwa‘lld“ al farm 1,912; on March 1st. at Béoom-lgmigl’lf’ the stock n ii field United Church. Mrs sm‘ -

" are other fields for Cornish volunteered to offerjthat. Begides the younger “m.

were turned in. l A lengthy discussion followed! gave a

the for a. Many interest- ! facets were presented and.

"‘0 . ' sprayer at this service . , , at bllul‘ii‘ct‘lzll-t-Elarle was complet' Members received a special" “Fatal” it doe"; ggtge:

Th. \ ' an" invitation to have next meeting “"195 0 HOW lira .

heldzthghnrch meeting will be. e new man". .let the land go to pasture and

Nichos e Mm“ "I “‘1 mm“: c . Randell Boates will con-;hﬁ¥whﬁ sﬁys. mm we.“ be

"he" roll'call will be awed duct the Worship service at nextl e . m nit! m be ' Ml" ' answer .montli's meeting Mrs. Lornes testing that theory 0 s -

e. m hostess served refresh- l"grits at the close of the meet-

lehnsan and Sam Cornishdorgdt‘ilie year is out" James v . study n0 I‘- ‘avrII'I dioxide will A Winlt‘i‘lsh day this was. But an" Draws,- for Miggimnry .the cold was not so much felt Lunch ‘ committee for nexilbecause 0f the brilliant sun- . Mrs Therinlshine prevailing. We saw Dumvilie. Mrslcaress the tiny crinkled velvet

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“Kristm. open the meeting In the absence of the Com-frernindermthis;a now Spring 1. ’n I. > ' ‘ ' the song "1 LoveaLassieu munlty Friendship secretary. we on e y, I "UN" 15‘”! 3mm an m 0 Cluck .

cuminutes of the January.Mrs Alvin Yeo the cogmunilty‘h gnotgervggurzingdsxg gngoxe lst Pete" Road “I”! 1.3333 118 were read b the sec- friendship report was ven y e . . _ n ' I n o A ‘ . Mrs. WilburyMIcKay. in. ma Dumvtlle u foi.lment. We smile. Don 1' Soy Broad. Say Lane 5 Holsum. please. ‘