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cart. ‘be you know what I think Q rrle; Eleanor McCaull; Alice t agokilt ltgugsrplyzl asked pne. shr; r; ALirimiew glans Falhiie I h Q YCUG O I H119 a n; I. U9 1Q —'”‘“' Jonah? old armchair, and gBiCh Mclgonsld; Mrs. W. cgsvies; CANADIAN ARMY {Pl ll ADP". Rob tossed to her. Mrs J. J. Dsvies; Mrs. Henry OVERSEAS . IILV firmer‘, who would consider Lapthome; Mrs. G W. McL ; (Maritime PIWIIINI) B! ll Islaad Issuer's Wle I acres of turni . must Mrs. Leith McLeod‘ . PAVWIIII! 34W Killed In Aet- looking forhsrdlbog’. Th r M J s’ 1&1" The? 1°11 N°Wlle1>erle1lMlssin' cor is {one now cuttihlra swirl-ti? Phersiger Mgsre Mrs‘ RT&gr9slo:n' l‘ N5 4 L _ ; _ _ Mm . . an P.E.I. Regiment mm o» - =» eisruhozas:'*".::=..::".u:.;; 2.‘:.L.'““ll'.:“‘s“"- - . i . . I‘ ' rs. - < The cream repenta- w b5 gg- grim-med the inst and most plcc- Alfred Farquharson; Mrs. Vernon CANADA sembled; the wood sadkindllng to us duty: cu‘ s. sleeping Howatt; Mrs. Roy Huestis; Mrs. m“: the poi" . I tried to in- Jl-mle to the oar, come; in as brisk Arthur Afflcck; Mrs. Harold Holl: nwmu- M-lilwlm 311B. Pl!" veigie Junie into gathering s la if 1i WON momlnl- He turns Mrs. A. W. Allen: Mrs. W. Picksrd: Hmwd‘ PM!!!» N-sl few curls of bircbbark from the out s neglected lantern-light and Mrs. Morton Dew; Mrs. Hal-r; "m" l" w" N0" Llberllflh plaoe where 1w, night's truck load remsrks: "Ellen. we cleared the Cudmore; Mrs. r. n. Rogers; Mrs. 9'1"“ Rerlm-ni of wood had been removed, he way in the cellars for tomorrow's A. Peake: Mrs D Scott: Mrs. Kaine’ Jfillfl. Rim Flsilsnds, smiled a disarming smile and work" and I a little ashamed re- Miller: Mrs. W. Grunt; Mrs. W. N-B _ brushedmysupgesticn lightly salt. celled how essant it 11nd en yndman; Mrs. T. Davis; Ernest N's- "4 P-E-l- 3081111611 “Some unusu- u " he said sud indoors. our u... still lab- om‘; Arlhui‘ Duvsr- Mrs. o. n. Meeker mum viziceor. ma. armed wml s. shovsl- orod. And now hishand u on me Ritchie; Mrs. n. . Devison: 1W"- "all- baadle weat iaeteed to his hunt- door to the stairway. whenshades Bernice Pound; Mrs. J. P. Hillion; ——~—————— 1W- 3!!! l" sledb fell the 1W1 0f Judy and Juliet-and my first Mrs. 1". I. Andrew; Moreside Groc- QUEEN 59mm! 59500!- rheir evening meal and laughed instructions to them. "I always" I ery- Mrs. A. O P Giil- Hazel merrily at their enthusiasm. To- ininned “make the beds a5 soon Vaniderstine; Beulah Munroe; H°"°r M" f" o""°b°"- .

ether we made s. tour of inspee as the are sired in the morning." Iphlgenje Arsengult; sapnee New- can“ x1 1-_M'"'k Mlcculfliml 3- glvn that all A lovey theory! Today end up to son; Mrs. Harold Partri e; Stan- ‘Eve; MFQF“; 2f; 6"“ Fl M’ . . the vacant roblns nests. We dis- the present, the old bed of James’ ley Matheson: Donald cDonnld; 3 gfif D ‘l .' {c5 Mf °"'“‘k' coveted them. on tbkzd mlaplea his snoeslo a that we hope soon no 00- Mrs. M. C. Hynes; Mrs. C. Msc- ‘cradle’ vii I?’ 1' éiffaff. Péitieexv"

In e- ers ose - - - - ‘ ' . ' well ea m u.» silver buiiieatihli %ye1:.r1dln§£:e§%d?1‘y owh 5,115 £323.». Pr??? ’3»‘/‘.m1‘£.1§'5"'ev§1'{'li MX filial‘ s"“°" ‘mm’ 3' °“““'"‘ the lawn. Irjwss from one of those low un- lumped—of all my dutils Brown- Mrs Boyce ‘Mcliie: Mrs: Grade VII- 1 Leilh Sweeney’ 2 "<1 with I 05111111 ll"! end lived? left un ne in today's rush this c, R 'Thonipson- M“ w_ s. Terrende Mcvvsde- 3 Arnold hand thee he brought down a psil over-shadows them all and is on Huegtis Mr; 1, '1; 13f“; My; Chevcrie. ' ' of imaginary ducks-apparently of svrful omission in James’ sight! ,1 w ‘wanén M1,; 3 M‘ 3m- Grade vii: 1. Merrill Doyle; 2, the Musaovev me inee they were n1 tomorrow _ Dinry-Good- rggslsg» ' a 55.15am; w Billy Davey; a, Clifford Ready. pxerchod high up 1n me bare “gm L Hufibly Mr; jun Bx-adshaw; Grade V: 1, Gerald Arsonault;

snohes wheso not s soul exce t Mrs A E ‘wmhmn M” B_ H 2. Hudson Willoughby and Donnie Jamie and hi8 Ifflldllllllihfil‘ wild Murray" iouise Roaérsow. Joyce stcele: 3' Damle“ Lemur‘!- IDY them. These were presented WEST KENT SCHOOL Deacon? Blanche pmiaysén- Mrs, arm“ v11 1' Dmmld 5811M"? WM‘ the . a compliment‘ m ____ Pope B-eer Stewart Pierce; olive 2. Walton Power- nnd Ralph Drew; fie end me with orders to Honour Roll for October: mwm". ‘James McKee.‘ Mm 3-g°%dl"(,3_l‘=ill1§"~ _ ' “m “E P?“ n3Zi3'rT.‘a5iR-31i."~‘°"aTiiiiiiélii “my wmlm“ m “5- Sig“; D=J§=§=i danhulii-"s" éllémdualil

s I . ; _ g‘, _ ’ '

"WW" 5° "I *4 l m". Iilll- ‘M’ “d 1.3"“ J"‘““°' “l”? ghwlilliagg-tolivil-(Zfwflenmafsmncher: "End. lv- 1 Pet Mewaua- 2 Itmflel slipper than one made cam“ m: 1* 9"?“ J"‘““°' 2' .1 L currln- Betty Large" May Bobby x1 glns" :1 Brian ndylb’ from faery ducks that Jamie en- n6] lgrowh f,’ Dav‘ Hum" . pflcei Lies jam“ pow-HY Mrg, Grnde I : 1.'Be'rnerd Connolly‘ oyed in the house ecross the lane. m, ‘ififc t 11ml: ékfz“ bmgf" l7: 5 A’ Mcljonfld- M,‘ win Mb 2, Warren Hennesscy: 3 Aicidé

my pernlexlns uerlea. Jock told no} “° °' ' “ y “c “' nbugllrbu» Mrs '1. n Mcoail-ou Marlin '

m‘ W" "l!" ‘"2" l!" “M! 0°“- oin- vm- 1 Heather Lanlz‘ John Simmonds? Mes‘ Percy sun’ Grade IV= 1. Euzene Wynne; 2. mulllfniflw whvddcni mime Donald Lei-vi a. Isabel Mac! monds; ma. dig billing; Henri! ffwh s°metll 3- Kelvin Dew“ sen inslead selling so h“ - yn-mm - -.

or 316m?" Wh don't u» bib-d: cl-iua vm 1, Earl Jewell‘ 2. 1%?“ will“ gbrk- fiflqw '1' m? 5M3, n" 1» Alibi" Pine-w "- walk South? when will the wild Barry Beers; 3. James Wood 'and “n3 manor May bufly5 Mrs. Lbyd ream"; 3' Pilmck “mm- Reese fly over! Why do dead seeds Doualss Cameron. equal. Arleh, pmwu- M“ 1,0535 5 "- -

slow next Bum: ~.r And beosuar Grade v11: 1. Morris Jenkins‘ 2. Acom. Mr, F y; 6,0,“. mo. DGYBFE 11" IBRH]; M-hllr: 2. John Jemfl brought our, s “n M” Earl Hobbs; a, William MacKin. m” MM. Mafism‘, C°,_,,,,: L H ‘gma 3-nlf9blli "Mm . _ PM“ 0n I Ill ell-Ilse“! 101' hi! "°"- Coffin" Mrs A a liacPlidfdmI: cebggeelaufei- gaerbld 19g”; w’ 2' m‘ l“ "W"! 9""! ("We 6"“ WI‘ 1' “mm” P""“°"‘ 11m cubed‘ Blake’ Mrs J r’. Grade 11-‘ 1' Ila fiacDraljrlvaled‘ 2. M" Ndffll Pole tflflllhtl" " Bub." PM“ 3' Kmdhudm‘ oore Mrs JamefOrsbbe- Mrs. Jack Mnhsr- 5 Percy Vail ' thm violently ock returned F?’ ‘"- 1' J°"‘““‘.M‘°“°“‘ Randal Larter- Major Mercer‘ Grade 11:’ 1' Alfred Arlenault- him to this house lfid we settled .1 '| “are ‘Ho???’ fqun’ 2' Jo." Mrs E G Saunders‘ Elsie Mo: 2. Vincent Griffin" 3 Donny Dunn °“"‘°1"°' °°ml°mhly l“ "l °lc Grrllde Vi? Tmauéil” gflldhtllllilgs‘. Loci-P Mrs. Geo Patterson- Fred All" Francis Peter's’

roe chair so comfortable my Mu,,.,y-c;,m°dy. " 3 35:1; wwér. vehwn “My Eng w". Grade II: 1. Parker Lund; 2. own eyelids vy ‘bu, and,“ ' ' "n. M“ r. vmldmgmc. “km, Philip Dole; s, Richard Duffy. 11w Muesli to his. Grade ‘v; 1, Billie Bait; 2. ved- mi. Willard rumin- iar- Gm“ Y= 1 Georve Dillon: 2-

to knalrzw does the George Grsyston; 3, Richard Csr- bar-i Pound" . J. A Likely: Bmy Fmw" 5' AM" Lumi-

Wlnd “"39 ‘Wlmdllh 555"" WM‘ "Yl- Mrs K S 'Rngers' Mrs Keith '

ins the tho t that was r- Grade IV: 1, Donna Horne; 2. Mari-owl Mp5 pmh gobb- M“, ‘Anunnn 55°C! most in rn . "Why don't ey Blair Anderson: 3, Shirley Vessey. Em,“ ‘15mk‘..‘M“ V“ 35ml“. -——’

come for me?" A lonely rem Grade Iv: 1. Frederick seller: 2. M“ Em 155mm‘. M“ Gui“; Birds on battlefields are less up- l-hlllk the 121811.15 osn be. '7°&"‘_:§.l%'f_'ri ‘ghefigrdfigbewg/elgé" Harding; Martha Poole: Mrs. E. W A" by “helm” than m"-

. ' ' . ' cKinn - rs. L. B. Webs r. “WI cane eliea when Jamie flgmgfla} my“ J'ml°'°“'i3' 0°“ gins KfmMcM - Dr. C: - m and Jams had not oolae , h, 1 PM, Bum... 2 man: Mi-a. ery Mariam, Edna ‘ his lllt rspoet- w . Junk-f,” 3 DU,“ Quirk,‘ Munroe; Jenn lkiman; e Hazel ‘ l 1' 1

ed Rood their won: ab... u~ Ellaeb th c r- 2' srema- Mrs Effie Desflnches‘ ~

""18 l»? W llr- I- flier scion latter: a. Juedith gatcwsri Mrs. ‘Flu. stems: Mrs. Percy l ll

iméghb" lmll the line wlw else en nook w, equal. Worth; Mrs. n. o. Heywood; Mrs.

Llled hh fioithful home 1nd Grade I: No examinations. W. E. Be in; Mn. J E - , ,

. land: Mn. o. w. luell; ma. I i , ' ‘ ' l. Buell: Mrs. H. L. Barrett: I Mrs. Alan MdAulay: Mrs. Auid: . i ' \ Mrs. L. 0. Ledwioh; Mn ‘Robert Q ' Mills: MrsMIra Brown; . _. , , H \ 1 . W. Bentley. Mrs. J. A. hfoNatr. , , . Geo. Craig; Mrs. Irnest H , _ 4 gsmempéf‘ first. ‘villi-ed Livln - . - one- . . : . . o. * n. Iolbrook: ma. .1. . : . ,1 2) ‘ IISIIIIC UP Neil Robinson; m-a Frank. m- (lg. m} - in. "v obr~r= ""- sus- » n n “SOIL - s a ; s. A. E. Smith; or Mc- ' Rlougsil‘: Mrs. H. MeNevln; Mrs. ex cued. . loyvoltv . Per nib oad l 1 e " . . elm: Mrs. Willard Leak. 1 s ' lat-lean M esm each: Mrs. A when: (rv/rl" "'- yuca“. u ‘|||' "Brent Haiti: Mrs. Cool W ; ,»_ Penetrating-Stall!!! = . "we flew-g l

t/Ppeeisae l s/ .' b

room ; . . ‘W’ mm even w ' . lleaevereoelkv ‘lgpeg: pfieretlnte . "1 w“: houre-eorelleveeude ofoolbde 5""! ~ ~ ' n - mis- broneblel congestion, musculertl as. ' m» ,- “w”; a“; u. -v|uov mllooenélest .- ~ i 183g,‘ - ' '

Protestant llrphensge Annual Collections

[Chariotielovvn Continued] Irving Oil . . . . .. 8 Crisco/ell Studio Ed's Terij . . , . . . . . . .

E9???

Baker; Mrs.

$1.00 Each: Mrs Don R-a-ttlbone; Mrs. D. Dmcch: Mrs. Melvil

. A. McMillan; Hols men; Mrs. A. C. Sin sir; Mrs, F. H. Seller; Mrs. Wm. Brehaut: Mrs. U- H- FNWI‘; Mrs. Bayer; Mrs. T. E. MacNutt: Mrs. Stuart Dickson: Mrs. 00x and Mrs. L. Cox; Gordon Wright; Lulu Toombs; A Friend; Mre- C. M. Shannon; Mrs. Geo. Show (Stanho e): : Ivan Home: Mrs. E est Lord: Mrs. D. A. McIsaac; Mrs. L. S. Stevenson: Mrs Muriel McDonald; Mrs. Geo. Robinson: Mrs. Samuel Kennedy;

Anne. Mair; Mrs R. Crosby; Helen Lawson; Mrs. A. M. Bruce; Mary E. Acorn: Miss A. F. Gli- morc; Eva McLeod; Mrs. Weir; Mrs. Bartlett; Mrs. Cosh; Mrs Reuben iifcDonald; Miss Fyfe: Mrs, McMillan; Mrs, Vanbuskirk;

Mrs. Irving Buchanan; lvfrs. John melon; Mrs. Ben Stentiiord; rs. Ira Stewart; Mrs. Harry Foster; Mrs. John Gordon; Joseph Wealtherbie: Mrs. Gordon McCal- lum; Albert Zakem; Mrs. W. 1's Drake; Miss Abbie Robertson; Mrs. J. Pickard; Mrs. J, II‘. Young; Mrs. I'm Puncher; l". J. Storey; Mrs. Hoyd Wonnncott; Marjorie Holl; Wlnnifred Burns; Mrs. Ralph Rogers; Mrs, J. B. Murley: Mrs. Wm. Burleigh; Mlrs. Gordon Mitch: A. M. Bums; Mrs. John Campbell; Mrs, J, C. Cook; Mrs. H H Court; Mrs. Willard Spencer; Russel Finley: Mrs. F. B/(Jonrad: lVl‘rs. Lantz; Mrs. G. R. Starrott: Mrs, Fhimk B. Clarke; Mr. G. S. Storey; Mrs. J. F. When: Mrs. Gordon White: Mrs. Gordon Stc- wart; Mrs. Norman sundere: Mrs. J. Fraser; Mrs. J. , McDon- sld; . G. H. Taylor; Gwen Mrs. J. T. Hiintel" Mrs. G. Barbour; Mrs. S. G. Beppin: Mrs. J. A. Bentley; Mrs. . E. Haywood; Marguerite Brehaut: gessie Fullerton: J. A. Wil-

ams ; Toombs ;

Mrs. Stanley ‘Bryant: Muriel Weeks: Doris Ferguson; Jean Mo-

. Jewr- .

me CHARLOTTET

T ,

us» ' - " .. [IAIY POI ‘IIIIQIIAILI. Cold, for this ungm "x3: after a longski trygkandaspill ortwo, she'll

be ready and eager or a t that

davouruelwaya

hill-bodied, never

c8110!“

'pton’s. ha? testing Liptolfa ea.

will" will: M11. w I. sonécrlidrisirgnonsg 13min; a Ofl C

M21103 mm’

Total Central R0 alt Per Mrs. Georgeylt.’ $1.50: Mrs. G. R Lewis Mlfl-OOJ eachrm) s. am - McMillan” MrsPGr' M“ Mrs. James Swen. Mrs. John Bulman.

M M r $2.00 eaclgguJ. n h ell: Herr MacPhaii-

M! . $1.50: 11' ed M In“) l’ acPllail.

, Geo. H. Inman; Neil

William Potts

Dougsll ; 50¢ Kenneth MacDo

Official List

evvis Mrs. cs6." Grant;

E t Freeman ,

D J bu" b 1i . . am ;hw Tom: ‘lgio: sldron Sel

OWN GUARDIAN

bracingcu

ofbrisktsstinghptorfeTenJ-lpto '2 is say has brisk y, spirltedpnd t _or ma: 1d. Winter or summer, spring or ou'll nlwa e enjoy a cup pf é s now to brash

Thom- Frank

50c e n! M? . - 1"" gfmlmimlidvlzw eliarlgxts; gfl- Flmlle imwer: Mrs. John

‘Total: smock

Arsv Shore

mgailllllllle lumen. Jean Mac.

Elsie MacDoagall and a Albert MacDoug-

_ Goodwill Mac- grail‘ John n. MscPl-ieil; Jame;

each: John W. MacDoug-

Nevin: Earl Moons; John AGMEST

all;

El’.

of liasualties

This column ls reserved for ncls of local interest. but advertising of a newer nature may be inserted at five seals a word. aisle!!! My. able In advance.

OIAUWBLL for Photographs.

vrcrolur nouns ll. the safest investment in the world. l1. 5. 3i

OONIIDIIATIDN LIII IN IUIANCI e 10-13-81.

VICTORY 151F511 pay twice as much interest as banks. i1. s. ll

COAL - Bend in your trucks. g? have coal. H. B. Large and . , 6

‘SPECIAL Ml-Tlfifivo Knl his of Columbus Thursday, 8 P. NEH 6 m

aura’: llnTYJuoNAL SEM-

INAR. -- Queen Hotel. Tuesday. 8.15. Subject: "The Power of Prayer." All welcome. 11.6<1i.

NU MODE BEAUTY PABLO]! now open for business after being completely redecorated. Featuring Helene Curtis Creme Cold Waves. Also Machine and Mechineless raermanents for everybody. fihone

OBDINATION BEBVIC E. — There Will be an nrdinatioi of deacons in Alexandre

Church on Thursday

November 8th at 8 P. M. music. A cordial invitation tended to all. Rev. Sterling 181L205-

-, house. Minister.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENQX-The engagement ' C nounced of Margaret Grace. RI... daughter of Mrs. Harry Webster and the late Mr. Webster of Augus- tine‘ Cove. to Wendell Curruihers. son of Mrs. Edward MacFadyen and the late Mr. MecFad en of Augustine Cove. Mowing: o take place the letter part of Ovfénélili.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. - Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hewitt. Lower Montague, nounce the engagement of their only daughter Louise Marguerlle, R. NZ. to Elmer Laurie. son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy D. Johnston, Pet. ers’ Road. Marriage to take place this month. ' 11-6-11.

PRESENTATION T0 GROOM. ‘IO-BE - A leaslnll function tuok laoe on Frdsy afternoon when r. Frank Dillon. foreman of the Patriot Job De nt, was waited on by his fellow workers and presented with a suitable ores. ent. The presentation was made by J-lmes Coyle. make-up Fore- man of the composing room.

11rd Of Thanks

The family of the late- Ludlow Jenkins wish to _thar_1k their friends for their many kind acts and expressions of sg-mpath dur- ing the illness and en h o their

lher. 11.6-1i.

In Memos-jam

fond and loving memory of o dear wife. and mother. Mrs. Regi Rose. South Lake. who passed away on November 6. 1M4.

You bade no one n last farewell, You said boodhye to none

The heavenly gates were opened A loving voice ssld “Come”.

Your life is a beautiful memory Your death is our silent grief

You sleep ln God's beautiful garden In the sunshine of perfect peace.

So no Iew-e- in God's leaping

The rouzh road safely o'er And our do... .io..1e.- we loved so

\\' I-Iss only gone on before.

Lovlngly Remembered by Her Husband Reggie. Daughter and Son-in-Lnw Ines and Walter.

11-6-11. '

In Momoriam

ADAMS — In memory of Elmer Adams who Passed away Novem- ber d. 1M4.

Today ls a day of remembrance With many sad reflfele A day we shall always remember when the rest of the world for- gets. We think of you in Illelwe

(g e ur name eVlhttowol-Jltzluweygl" W he" 7°“

v ce And s” your face again- Inwrmgsby His Friends Koir and John.

11-6-11.

In loving memory of our dear eon, Thomas Elmer Adams, View, who departed this life on November B. 1944-

;“; ; y," ago dear Elinor fllnosrflod called you away. And left our Home so lonely We'll ne'er forget the day.

“mambo the times we used t0 ha e

Ohi Whyv did you have to I" God was short of one more angel That ivss wvhy he sent for you.

, F tie b Father, lglr-gfherls‘ arld Sisters. 11-6-1l.

ln Memoriam

In lovin ‘memory Ill Elmer r ‘ea v1 who dQaer-ted mulffeoltlovembeg-wfl. 10M.

all the world were ours lo give “we give it yes end more o see the fees of one we love some smiling thro our door.

'--"~;J.~"..r;-.-..".1Jr."""-~

_ Ill-ll.

In Memoriam

In iovlnL-lnemiry of I-lnser View 1 ho aAvwllgsember d. l“: p.

Jase‘ when your life was brightest Ihpn ur years was beet "ed from the world of

To a '13:“! eternal rest. by Wallace and Storing

laser-led u_"@lll"fif and Indie Adan

GEITIIAL apsnnnu’

In Memos-lam l

in every bran

011 Sunday. October 21st.

in the Presbyterian Murray Harbor North. Th ihc unveilulg of the Roll of

and women of the Murray

volunteered their services

was conducted by the Rev, C. D. Henderson. In

able occasion. Mr. spoke in tribute to the

Many of these are still awa home. on active service, b

possible to do so. were in ence st this service. of Dedication wss lead Harry D. Miller.

cant George D. Graham. wounds in Italy, Decemb 1H3.

Presentation of s msde to each veteran or

of the Church A. Miller, William Kennedy

rgfié Honour Roll which about. to unveil is a visible

the debt which we owe sold/vs. and in particular

Bible

G. Reid and Harry D. Mills . Following is the Dedication lid<

- 02/3/01!

177 fill!

Delia/bus for .7

OU’LL know how delicious bran can be when you've fried Post’s Bran Flakes. Their tempting, nut-sweet flavor is deliciously rliflerenl. -Aud they provide other food benefits not found

cereal.

Posl’s Bran Flakes contain just enough hrsn to help prevent constipa- tion due to lack of bulk. And because they contain other parts of wheat, you get wheat nourishment with: your bran.

Eat Post’s Bran Flakes regularly. Eat them for the bran you need . . . PLUS protein and carbohydrates your body needs with iron and phosphorus for bones and teeth . . . PLUS a simply

grand, a ppelizing flavor.

And don’! forget that. Posl’s Bran Flakes are just as delicious and efieo- ' live in light, tender bran nluifine. Sugarless recipe on both Regular and Giant. Economy packages. I

A Product of General Foods

Honor Roll Unveiled At Murray Harbor Nth.

3 SB!‘-

vlce of particular inwrest was held Church

at is was Honor

containing who names of the men

Harbor

North congregation who galiantiy

in dc-

fence of King and Country. The service. held at the regular hour of morning worship in this Chilrch, Minister.

‘M1 1113'

propriate sermon for this memor- Henderson

valiant

men and women whose names are inscribed on this Roll of Honour.

y from ui

who have returned and found i:

attend-

An Address l’? H.011 Honour was unveiled by Mr. Erlr est S. Graham, whose son. Serg- ciicd of