mR. AND MRS, HAROLD BENNETT PUBLICOVER |

Double Ring Ceremony Unites Young Couple

Church, was the scene—of a very [white carnations. summer wedding on Wed-'er, mother of the groom,

and a ¢orsage of Mrs. Publicov- ety wore a) tesday, August 26, 1959, when/skeer dress of yellow nylon with} aret Theresa Joan, only/white accessories and a corsage hter of Mrs, Herbert N./of White carnations. v and the late Mr. Murphy,/ Immediately following the | town, became the bride’ ceremony,ea reception for ninety # Harold Bennett Publicover,! guests was held at the Queen joe of Mr. and Mrs. James Publi-| Hotel, Charlottetown, where Mr. lever, Georgetown. IJ. Waldron Lavers, friend of the The double ring ceremony and|rewlyweds, capably acted as a7 Mass was celebrated by /toastmaster, while Miss Peggy . Owen Kiggins, Parish! Johnson was in charge -of Priest, assisted by Messrs. Jos-|guest book. The toast to ph and Herbert Murphy, broth-j bride was proposed by. the of the bride, as acolytes. jman, Mr. Gerald F. Murphy, ‘The St. James Girls Choir, ac-| responded to by the groom. The nied by organist, Miss | brides table was -centered with e Batchilder, sang ‘ severalja three-tier wedding cake adorn- eautiful hymns during the cere-'ed with miniature love-birds. pony. and signing of the regist- | Decorations were gladioli. f The Church was beautifully| After the reception Mr. ated with baskets of pastel Mrs, Publicover left on a honey- i. moon motor trip to Boston, Nia-; ‘Mr, Gerald ¥F. Murphy, broth- | | gara Falls and Toronto. For trav-| F of the bride, was best man. jelling the bride chose a sky -blue he guests were ushered by Pte./ suit w

St. James’ George- | accessories

the best and |

and

f suit with white accessories and

C. Publicover, brother of a4 corsage of red-roses. groom, and Mr. Frank Ra-; On their return the young se. friend of the groom, to couple will reside in Georgetown

jews marked with white satin where the groom is engaged in a

ows. trucking and fishing business and "The bride, given tn marriage the bride is a member of the y her uncle, Mr. Leo Fay of teaching staff of Georgetown fewport, was radiant in her | High School.

faltz Jencth gown of Angeli lace | t ver peau de soie, with scallop- | was entertained at a shower at d pouff skirt. It featured a fitted the home of Miss Peggy Johnson odice with scalloped sabrina where she received many useful | eckline .sprinkled with sequins and valuable gifts.

Md seed pearls, and long fitted (Photo by Myers) Jeeves. A circular chapel veil of | ridal ijiusion eaught bya tiarra f sequins eompleted her bridal |

ALEXANDRA W. I.

+ o , She carried a tumbling uo Fowg sponge aa ee = - Poaaa io sunge ; adorned home of Mrs. Aubrey Gamble. fith white satin streamers trim-|7y yrary Stewart col oe fa with sweetheart buds. | repeated ‘and nine members an- Miss Bernice DeLory, friend of | svered roll call.

ne bride, was bridesmaid. Her) The minutes were read and)

was of orange-ice chiffon [reports were given by the dif- ver taffeta with a draped cum-/ ferent committees. Mrs. Bashuis serbund drifting te two large | gave a report on the annual freamers which topped the committee. It was decided to en- alts. length bouffant skirt. She tertain Pownal W. I. at a corn

a matching headdress and_| boil.

and carried a nosegay of; The Ontiner meeting : will. be

held at the home of Mrs Harold Condon, and Mrs. Owen Beaton. Roll call mem-

earnations.

‘Little Miss Ariene pusin of the bride was the very| ito be answered by earh

in some flower_girl in her short! |ber passing Sa teaspoon, and rock of Shadow-green Velver-|2 bottle of pickles. Lu vec — mittee to be Mrs. Glendon Bre-

ry-over white nylon. She wore | haut. Mrs. Fred Pound and Mrs: Batching bandeau and _mitts | |John Komphuis.

Md carried a tiny nosegay “| A contest was put on by Mrs Silow and white carnations. Glendon Brehaut and won by "Mrs. Murphy chose for her dau-' Mrs. George MacLennan. Meet- Bters wedding a shantung dress ing adjourned and lunci as

f foret-vert with matching black | served.

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Oct., 2, 1959

HAPPENINGS

ELLEN’S DIARY

Family Sitting Room Is Haven In Thunderstorms

“The air is ‘enol, we commen- does make contact with this or ted following James from the| that other planet!" old hed with some reluctance| “There's something in today's just past daybreak this morning.| Digest about that very thing. “We might expect that’ he said| Wait a moment—it's in the kit-

briskly, “after last evening’s|chen" we said. ..How inky-black thunder. Fairly sharp that storm/|the kitchen, ‘and the sig-zag of was” he reflected. lightning on the panes, and thun-

Sharp as we measure such {t/der at the roof}. And again set- was indeed. Lightning split mom-/tled we read: ‘Naturalist Wil-

Premier Walter R. and Mrs.,;by Mrs. Charles Rix. Although | Shaw will be “‘at home" tomor- taken by surprise, Newton and | row afternoon from 3 until 6 o’- a thankedd their friends for clock at théir home, Strathnairn,|their gifts and good wishes

S. ee assisted by several of the ladies.

Mrs. W.J. Hancox was guest of After which a social hour follow- |

honor at a lovely afternoon tea held at the home of-Mrs. W. Far-| rell on Wednesday. Mrs. Hancox with her husband and family! Mrs. Frank Littlejohns was the have recently taken up residenge gracious hostess to the South in the city. Mr. Hancox is the; Winsloe W.M.S. Auxjliary wiien new Publisher and General Man-| a goodly number met for the re- ager of the Guardian and Even} gular meeting on Sept. 17th. The ing Patriot. The beautifully’ ap- president presided.

pointed tea table was covered | Preceded by the singing of sev- with a lace cloth, and attractive-'eral hymns and a circle of prav-

WINSLOE W.M.S.

ly arranged with a centerpiece of |er by the members, Mrs. Dan sweet--peas, flanked on either’ Coles led in worship using “The jside by silver candelabra and [Love of God” as the inspiring|

\lighted tapers. Mrs. Burton Lew- theme. is presided over the tea cups. Plans were. discussed concern-

the | -

Prior to the wedding the bride |

end Mas. Bruce Bennett/liam Cameron, New Wiltshire, their recent] and the groom is the son of Mr. io the Rose bride Se the |, Mrs. Edmund MacDougall,

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ing a second visit to Beach Mrs. Jan Vplesky, (nee Audrey Grove soon after Christmas and |DeBlois), and infant son, who the regular mite-box opening -to | have been Visiting with her par- els teehee eheih j ents, geod Mrs. Noel DeBiela, The secretary, Mrs. Orville | oe een gee ome - aie Turner, read a letter concerning’ lar Montreal. where she wi jy | Mrs. Ernest Long, from Domin-|

ion Board who will speak to the | spend the week-end with her sis- W.M.S. groups_on: the Island_on_

ter and brother-indJaw. Dr. and fet &

Mrs. F.C..Fraser. On Monday,; 7 z : é Mrs. -Volesky will fly from New| Mrs. Bennett Jenkins and Mrs. | York by jet for her home in Earl Rodd took part in a discus-

sion on the responsibility of a

Buenos Aires.

jlunch was served by the hostess ||

jing

entarily the dark southern, sky. |liam Beebe has told of visits he {Thunder rumbled fike we fan-|made to Theodore Roosevelt at cied the crashing of great trees of | Sagamore Hill. Often after an the forest when they fall to a evening's talk, the two men

hurricane. At times our lights| would walk over the spreading flickered, the telephone bell jing- jlawn and look up into the night ed eerily, touched by its force. | Sky. They would vie with each

“Better light a lamp, Ellen, in! other to see who could first iden- the event we are suddenly left/ tify the pale bit of light-mist near in darkness"’ James had advised | the lefthand corner of the Great at the outset, comihg in from) | Square of Pegasus, and then closing doors of barns and build-| either Roosevelt or Beebe would | ings about. Indoors, we too had | recite: ‘That is the Spiral~Gal-

ut doors and windows, with: | axy of Andromeda. It is as large |

fawh' electrical cords from this as our Milky Way. Tt is one of and that convenience of kitchen|a hundred million galaxies and room. And then in accord | 2,500,000 light-years away. It con- with the poet's ideal of mar-_ sists of one hundred billion suns, riage: -'many larger than our own sun.’ “Two minds with bot a single) “Then, after a moment of sil- thought ence, Theodore Roosevelt would Two hearts. that grin and say, ‘Now I think we

We repaired to the sitting are small enough. Let's go to room, there to. await the wel- hed" ” come signs of the clearing. Fver| “Gat enough’ since James was a child, it has ded. “That's “thow 1 been a custom of this household thunder storm’’ if about,- to forgather in this

old room to pass there the in- , terval of a Se | We place it tenderly in the heap

“I can't say why it is’ James lof other Fridays ‘‘sere and offered with a smile, bringing a yellow” we have loved and more ibit of reading to a couch no matter where I am. when I —— see a thunderhead gathering. I nth tomorrow an ce always wish to be in this room Good- night

It gives me a comfortable fee! mee f rr

heat as one”. | James nod feel in-a

And another Friday is spent.

— Diarv,

if one can be comfortable in a thunder storm'

It is}

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MURRAY-VANDERWAL WEDDING

| Yvonne Vanderwal daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vanderwal, Ontario, ' groom is the son of Mr

Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce | Murray whose marriage took place at Downsview. United | Agincourt,

Church, Ontario, on July 17th, | 1959, by the Rev. Allan FE. Arm- strong. ‘The bride is the former

| Mrs.

WEST ROYALTY W.I. Mrs. Floyd Buell was hostess ent. Women's Institute when met for their September meeting members, two new

Earle Murray, Graham's | Road, P. E. I.

|bers, and one visitor were pres-

mem. | eleven year-old war orphan.

and the and

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‘but 2nd less lost-up through the to the members of West Royalty| Highlight of the evening was | they | the long awaited information and’ {picture of the Institutes adopted

other members donate socks, mitts and pyj-

The president, Sadie Coffin. ing the Shur-Gain concert come to this district. ’

At the October meeting it is Planned to entertain the mem- bers of Highfield W.I. and also any ladies who have made their home in the district: Mrs. and show films on civil defence at this meeting.

Edith Gates, et Hurry, Minnie Lank, Alice and Ora MacDonald, Dot MacRaé and Rett.MacInnis are to pro- vide lunch for the evening. Edith

range the program.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by the lunch committee. The remaind- er of the evening slipped by pleasantly and all enjeved films. of local interest. shown by Floyd and Velma Buell.

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mother r traini ing ee chi ar “H's like: the time” we chuck 2 hag sts alah RE EA Laci ilies ; ta — = = Mr. and Mrs Morley Macwi'- for the ary. The methods and led. “we overheard the woman liams have returned to their devices whith Satan uses in a Tag: coming out of church, compli 4 home in Toronto after a pleasant| Sing mankind: into sin and how) yont the minister on his ser lV # holiday with relatives and friends | to withstand him was theme of| non ‘I enjoved it’ she said. He a They were accompanied on their Bible study. The membe rs med-lignked “at her solemnly” ‘Sister FoF I I TI I me lreturn by Mrs. Victor. MacWil-|itated particularly on Eph. |sermons aren't meant to be en: ‘ lliams and Mrs. Ray White, who 10-18. ijoyed”” he said \ fra will visit with Mr. and Mrs. “Al-| Fol owing @ prayer by Rev.| “Just to watch the fury of an Oe a ee sane TEE vin MacVittie in Dartmouth, | Mr. Li ttlejohns, the meeting was electrical storm is to know how ig 5 F- nn f N.S. ; ° ao by the Mizpah benedict- puny man is—no eater . Sanitary Napkins F Shed ihe | Mr. Glen MacDonald and Miss The group then enjoyed a period) "lor 3 CWI j { i "3 |June MacDonald, Upper Monta- spent in chat over a cup of tea.| te A ' taf Box om 12 ‘soft absorbent sani- Adult reading material wide ~ hog gue, recently returned from a} The monthly meeting of Lot 8) ee fq ‘ary napkins. selection. se — ogre bowed — a | O'LEARY U.C., W.A. parish council was held at the §% # fy de ‘a er an other-in-law 2.A.C | . a Ps gs 7 M. Special, . M. Specia |and Mrs. Gordon Buchanan and, The monthly meeting of the home of Mrs. a a i ‘ - 700 cr , 39c | : ao Goose: Bay, Labrador.'Q’Leary United Church W. / wd oe 15th, with a@ ‘good attend: | 3 i os e@ t ~~ o a + - tur . wici ‘ z "™, cident > * I er ae se one ea" oat a” - = ~ daa die wevkenatae 1h aa met at the Christian Education are. The presen ee f eR 2 oe 8 "e" Pe © tet at a and | rs. Windsor Worth and Centre on W on ee ee I f "ohn a'e'e ae om aaa” ar a ? n Tene he meet as ; eo a ea; P family at the R.C.AF. station, Sept. 10th. The meeting opened! Rev. L. Dooley opened t ¢* 4 Pag Summerside. jwith prayer by the president,|ing with the league prayer i fh ii ; ee i iMrs. Turner, and Mrs. James! conveners gave their reports : 4 f , y } i Gertritie MacDonald has re’ M. MaeWill iam conducted: the! It was moved and seconded au j Floral Envelopes 4 turned. to Brookline, Mass., hav- worship period; theme; “Lo. 7. — acne ‘oe Saas tie 1 2 Good quality hair brush with 7 Twenty te a package Z ing spent the Summer with her) Your Enemies’’. } a commendation to the manager “x { : : we cKkage. .- sister and. nephew; Helen and) Mrs. Mac. Williams led in/of the local theatre for an out-| g » 4 On Sale At 2 P. M. 2. of pure nylon bristles. |Gerald MacLean, South Lake. j|prayer followed, with hymn) standing show | o>, ibe : S-P. Mt Beeetel. 6 fe \*“Praise My Soul’. Sceripture| Two ladies offered to dean the) —# W Saturday” - M. Special, onek 59c each c F\ Cpl. MP. Dooks, RCAF. Sta-' reading was taken from Matthew! gurch for the next month. | “2 4 s E le tion Clinton. Ontario, is paying a 5:43-48, hymn “God Be Im My! painer Dooley then gave his © i rae ie a we mee we ~ 2 pe : ; ’ * . ° t dem aah o# ee Saeee se & & & 2. he = Pere S Head”, om ad in an closed | remarks and the meeting closed gd 4 Remain On Sale While * Zid of. * *,*,*,# «0% 2,8 et . Dox the devotional peric |with the act of eohsecration and ! : : "oe at oft “a md ‘ han : F - ’seenee #4 8 a “=a ‘ Soaeet. eon ae ar — See bY the director's blessing. Next f Quantities Last. oe ‘ o : . leight mem nutes of last : f | meeting to be held at the : ae adi | meeting were read and approved a of Sore an aaa “ee Powder Latex Foam Rubber Ee, Mr. Henry. Mallett, accompan- | 1t was moved and seconded that |_—_ Bite tel scct etic TA . : ‘ : jied by his daughter, Betty, and the treasurer purchase. a ean No Phone Or Mail i A delicately perfumed taleum Pillows ' € Mrs. Wilfred Arsenault. return” gnener two e . tie os “ - r for after bath and : opener, two enamel jugs. and or a r powder after a gene- “ jed — yg ree gyal gg gio’ large spoon for the kitchen DEVELOPING x id Orders On These jt, ral use 1h os. tin Regular size Kr “ | on Sunday from ott Lake, On-| Launch committee for the Oct- Your Films for 20 Years LA, £ i , , |tario, where they, with Mrs. Mal pve tae will ve aa Hor le Teday—Out Tomorrew ee Specials, Please! F 2 P. M. Special, 29c » 2 P. M. Special. . 3. 33 E lett, were called, owing to the bert Vatcher. Mrs. Cecil Dennis\| GARNHUM PHOTO ye gy, te —- injury an subsequent death of . & cell nideawt ts , 7 | their. son-in-law = Calin Chis. and Mr Don MacKenzie. De vo STUDIO 4 ore? 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