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Pa" b_\ Jane cilmllllPll. Il\lr‘I‘lI1l.\SlOl1 and Stle of Child)‘- Violin Solo liy Basil Phillips.

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN Record Year For

IIUI column II reserved (or news of local Interest, but advertising of a newly nature may be Inserted at five cents n word, lhlctly pa; lblo lit advance.

COOKS for Photographs.

CIIESIWLRIPIELUS at Bargain Prices. 'l'oombs Music Store.

TWO FLIGHTS weekly to the Magdalen Islands, P. Q. Phone Marltlme Central Airways Limited Phone 2061 or 540.

WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICE

tonight at 8 o'clock in 'I‘"rlni'.y Church: Preacher: Rev. J. '1‘. Ibboti. R. D.

RIiGUl-Alt MONTHLY MEETING of Ladies Auxiliary of Canadian Legion, B. ti. S. I... will be held II" Legion Home this evening at 7.30 P. M.

UI(IG-'.'\LEXANURA- -- Services for Stnitlay, January 9th. Uigg 11 A. M. Alexandra 7.30 P. M. The evening service will be a united one. Lie. Byron Howlett, Minister.

CHUBGII 01" SCOTLANIL-Scr- vlces Lord's Dav, January 9th. Stanchel 11.00 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Broadcast C. J. R. W. Fridays 8.30 P. M. Rev. ll. F. MaeEllveii.

YOIIK UNITED CIIIIBCII O!"

CANIAUA. - Services for Stuiday. January 0th. Central 11 A. M. Pleasant Cr0re it P. M. York 7.30 P. M. Sunday Schools at USIIJI hours. Rcv. J. ll. .\IaoC.'illu.tt. Alinister.

l-Z (i:\tiII.\il'J.\"I'. - Mr. and .\Il'\ Dnu (l A. MllClllllltg Pezike} litiacl, wish tu IIIIZICJIICC the engagement of their daughter .\Illll('81'll t.\llll_:l to Cail, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Lodge Lirt. Pealzcs Station.

TIIl-l PIIICSBYTICIILAN (‘IIUIIIH NLADA. — Scrvlccs for Sui.- clrll, Jruuiary 0th. as follows: Cowli- gaii ll A. M. Lorne Valley 2.30 P ‘.1. Montague 7.30 P. M. Montague 10 A. M. Rev. Ncinmtin Young. Min- islcr.

CITY POLICI-J COURT --At the Stlpendlnrl‘ llltigistratels Court yes- terday. f‘ "e nieii ull charged with vagrant-y‘ were heard and remand- ed until lO(ltl_\‘. These were the- ouly crises to appear before Mag- lSlflllf‘ K. M. Ilfariiu yesterday.

TRYON-BONSIIAW BAPTIST l‘ASTORi\TE.--.Servlces for Suri- day. January 9th. are: Westniore- land 11 A. M. Albany ll P. M. Tryon 7.30 P. M. C. S. ll A. .\l. An finptitrl- ant business meeting of the Church trill be hold lu the vestry‘ at. Tiyon, Wednesday. January 12th, at 8 PM. Rev. t‘. A. Hicks, Mlnlstcr.

NORTH RIVER UNITED HA1’- TIST PASTORATII. —— ltev. ll. B11‘ bet". Pasta‘. Sunday, January S‘ i. I"rilrview' 11.00 A. M. North River

3.00 P. M. Lung Cree‘: 7510 P. M. Annual Alectiug of Long Creel: -tTntirl-li on Wednesday. January 12th. at. 2.30 P. M.

POWNAI. CHARGE, the United Church of Canada. Re ‘

Vicar. Minister. Wot": Stuitla). January 0th. 2.30 P. .\I. Mlllvicu‘. 7.00 P. M. Puwnul. Mill-

week Prrl_vci' Service. Powual. Wcu- neslliiy, 7.3.0 P. ‘M. Annual Meetings Millvlciv. 'l‘uescla_\, Jauuanv 11th, 7.30 P. M. Powual, Wednesday ev- euiug. January 12th. follotvlur; prayer service.

CAVENDISII UNITE!) PASTOR- AL (‘lIAR(iE.—Sl.intltt_v. Jailuarv 9th. New Glasgow 11 A. M. Cover.- dlsh 7.30 P. M. 'l‘he Annual 1311.51- ness Meeting of the Cavcndlsn Charge wlll be held on Wedxfesdav. 12th January at 2 P. M. at. tue Manse. The Y. P. ll. will mect at. the

home of Mlss .Icnnlc Moore liii F‘rlda_\'. January 7th, iit R P. N1. George (tough Minister.

TIIII FRI‘). YILIIIAN ClIIURCH IN CANADA. - l-lrookfield Charge. Services next Lolita llzty as follows: Glasgow Road ll A.M. S. 10 AM Brookflelrl 3 P. .\I. Jlartsvllle 730 P. M. S. S. 0.110. The Animal Meet- mg of the Brookflcld Congregation wlll be held ln the Church. Tiles- dny. Jauuiiijv Ill-El. at 2 P.M. Prat-ei- and Pralso service Thursday. 8 PM. Hnrtsvlllc Y. P, S. Friday evening 8 P. M. Rev. Daniel Nicholson. Minister.

TRINITY (‘IIURCII W. M. S. DIEETING —- The Afttruoon Alix- illary 0f the W. .\I. S. of 'I‘r'u11ty Church met in the Social Hall for the first meeting of the year Jan. 6th, \\1th Ali's. Mulch pre- sltllng. The devotions opened with prayer by the president, the theme “Thy Kingdom Conic" was por- trayed lu' reading. hymns and prayers, two verses of hymn 602 was lead hy Mrs. Herring: hymn 502, reitdlrlg. .\lr.s. Mutch; scripture Itlrs. Muc-Kenzle; prayer Dr. H. C. Rtee. hymn 235. A message from the Dnmtnlun President. Mrs. Roger Self closed this pnrt. of the meeting. Mrs. Ncwsorl rend the uilnules 1n the absence of Mrs. Bustln who was ill. Mrs. Avtird, Mrs. Davidson null Mrs. Saunders ucre appointed delegates to the P. n. I. Presbyterlal which meets llt ltcuslugtou In Jan. Annual rc-

ports were given for the Baby Baud by Mrs. Simmonds; Mission Baud by Yttrs. Davidson; Mlssion Circle b_\' M Mulch; Evening

Auxiliary by Mrs. Thompson: Com- lt11lIll|\' lirieiizbhlp by l\l:'s. lilorsoit. ivhi reported 067 iislts ditrlng the _r:nr; Chrlstlaii Stewardship Ity Mrs. Barbour: Supplies by Mrs. Garnlittni, w ho thanked the society for 8 cartons of clothlng sent to Labrador and Newfoundland. The Treasurer. Mrs. Bennett nportctl (‘OIIlTIDIIIIOIIS of $1,035.50 for the your. which together wltli glvlngs of the Mission Circle and Evening Auxtllary" will exceed their allocat- ion. An excellent record of the work and study of the group was read by the Secretary. A beauti- ful dedication service and Installat- lon of the 1049 officers by Dr. H. C. Rice was followed by the clos-

lng BPIIEIIIFIIOII.

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DI. l. J. YEO has resumed prac- tice. l

CHILDREN PIIOTOGIAPIIED ln your own home on their birth- day. Craswell Studlos.

NEW WILLIS PIANO. — Rich Dark Mahogany. Stuart in deals’! and rtch tn tone. Toombs Music Store.

NOTICE. —- Our Mill will close on January 8th untll further noilce to fllt back orders. Wm. Condon l"; Sons. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of Ladies Auxlltary of Canadian Legion. B. E. S. L., will be held in Leglori Home this evcrilng at 7.30 P. M.

_ BRADALBANE Pastoral Charge. Servlces Sunday. January 9th. Rose Valley l1 A. M. North Grarivllle tl P. M. Pleasant Valley 7.30 P. M W. B. MaePhiill, Minister.

LISTEN to the Red Cross pro- gram at 6.30 Saturday evening. Mr. Donald Anderson and Mr. Ralph Raynor of the Junior Farmers will discuss Farm Safety.

WINSUOI.‘ UNITED CIIUIIOI- Services Sunday. January 9th, will be as follows: Wtnsloe North. 11. Prlncetown at 3. Hlghfield at 7.3). Rev. E. C. Evans, Supply Minister.

CIIUIICII NOTICE-Murray Har- bour United Church. Services Sun- duy Jun. 9 will be as follows: Belle River 11 it.m., Little Sands 2 p.m. hlurrzvv River 3.30 p.m.. Murray Harbour 7.30 p.m. Rev. Roy Vesscy. Minister.

CHERRY VALLEY UNITED CHURCH. — Servlce January 9th. at 11.00 A. M. Annual Meeting in Hall, Wednesday. January 12th, at 11.00 P. M. Vernon Rlver. Sunday, Service at 2.30. Orwellat. 7.30 wltb Annual Meeting January 10th at 7.30. A. S. Weir. ‘Minister.

I'JN(iAGEMEN'I'-— Mr. Cornelius Gallant of Moncton. N. B., (forni- l-rly of Cardigan, P.E.I.,I announ- .t'es the engagement of his daugh- tl-r. Anna Chrlstinn to Peter Leo son of Daniel C. MucAuley of Car- tligau, P. E. I. The wedding will take place in the near future.

’l‘|t\'()N PASTORAL CHARGE of the Unlted Church of Canada. Services 0n Sunday, January 9th. as follows: Tryon 11 A. M. C. S. 10

A. M. Cape Traverse 3 P. M. Crapaud 7.30 P. M. C. S. l1 A. M. Annual Meetings: Cape

Traverse: Monday. January 10th at 2 P. M. Crapaud: ‘Tuesday, January 11th at 8 P. M. Tryon‘. Thursdav. January 13th at B P. M. Rev. E. R. Woodslde. B. A.. Mlnlster. HUNTER RIVER PASTORAL CHARGE-Services Jan. 9th. which will Include an installation service for the officers of the Y. P. Unions will be at Wiltshire 11 a.m.. I-Iimip- shire 2.30 p.m. Hunter River 7.30 p.111. Y. P. U. Community Enter- tainment .il Masonic Hall Jim. 12. Annual meetlngs Jan. 13th. North

Wlltsliiije 2.30. Hampshire 7.30. Jun. 14th. Wheatley River 2.30. Iluntcr River 3.30. Rev. Howard Christie. Minister.

CORNWALL Pastoral Charge services, January 9th. New Do-, miuiou 11 a.m. Annual meeting l

Monday 7.30 p.m.. Kingston 3 p.m. l Annual meeting Monday 2.30 p.ui.,‘ (Inrrltvall Church School 11 a.m.

Public worship 7.30 p.111. Annual

meeting Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. M.

K. Charman, Minister.

SANG AT INDUCTION-In the’ recent account of the induction service l1 the North Rlver Baptist Church, the muslcal numbers by hfrs. Leigh Warren of Charlotte- town and Mlss Younker and Mrs. ttlolyneiitzx of the North River their, were inadvertently omlttert. These selections were very beauti- fully rendered and added much to the spiritual atmosphere of the service.

Personals

Mr. Cyril Bolloug. who has been on the staff of the Amherst branch of the Bunk of Nova Seotla. has been transferred to New Rleh- mond, P. E. I. He will be sueceed~ ed by E. H. McLeod of Weslvllle. N. S.. who was previously on the Amherst. staff. ,

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The many ftionds of Mrs. J. P. Crockett will be sorry to leurri that she was taken suddenly ill on [he street Tuesday afternoon. She was rushed to the Print-e Edward Is- land Hospital and lust evening her condition was slightly improved.

Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lnrabee, who have been visiting here as guests of their brother. Mr. J. J. Larabee, Supervisor of Fisheries. left yester- day morning accompanied by the? daughter on a three months‘ vl t to Scotland. the former home of Mrs. Larubee. They sall from Hali- tax by the S. S. Newfoundland.

VETERAN TELEGIIAPIIER DIES

DETROIT. Jim. 8 — tAPi - P. Whltcomb Wllllams, 82. at onel time Prcsldeiit. Theodore Rome-i vellfs personal telegraphcr. cited, _vcstcr:1ti,v. Wllllttms, MlchlgnnP Imrn. learned telegraphy as a youth hi Eaton Raplds. Several clcendes at the key made hlm one cf the country's boat knotwn tele-

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Bible Society

Following is the report of Mr. R. J. Rupert. the secretary of the Charlottetown branch of the Prince Edward Island auxiliary of the British and Foreign Blblo Society for year ending Dec. 31. 1948, which was given at the Society's annual meeting on Wed- ‘ncsday night:

The year 1948 has been a record one in the history of our Local ‘Branch. You wlll note from our Treasurer's report that the regular receipts were $161323, plus it bequest of $5,015.36 from the [estate of the late Mrs. Isaac Cart- Icr. making a grand total of $7,-

631.59 for the Charlottetown Branch for the year 1948. Included in this total is an

anonymous gilt of $400.00 ‘lllllCll was received by registered mail. Our thanks ls extended to this unknown friend of our Soclety.

The bequest of the late Mrs. Isaac Carter was a most gener- ous one. It is another very tangible evidence of the interest of. the Carter family, who have been liberal supporters of the Society for many years. Their example l: very worthy of emulation.

This year's record we believe may be attributed to an increasing interest tn the work of the Society, plus the enthusiastic (‘o-operation of tho 67 women collectors of the various churches, who in most eases worked perseveringly until almost every possible contributor had been called upon. Also the fourteen men of the I-Executlvt, who canvassed the Selected Names with such splendid results.

Included In the Life Member-- shtps. again this year, ls one from St. Paul's Sunday School, presented to Rev. J. T. Ibbott, and one from The Willing Clrclc of the King's Daughters of ‘Trinity Uultvll Church. presented to Mrs. ll. C. Rlce.

These two organizations have made t-he presentation of Life Memberships. an annual practice, and we commend their actlou to other Churches. By so doing you wlll be paylng a worthy tribute t0 a faithful leader or ‘worker, and also assisting the Society ln its

great work. Your Executive wishes to eni- phaslze the need of additional

collectors. so that districts may be reduced, thus lightenlng the bur- den for those who so willingly and efflclerltly carried on the work. To this end ti. ls planned to ask each Church to supply ad- clttlonal collectors next tall.

The thanks 0' the Executive ls extended to all collectors for their cheerful eta-operation; to the local ministers who devoted a service 0n Bible Sunday to emphasize the wm-l; of the Society and assisted lri matiy other ways .- and t0 our newspapers and radio station for their many eourtesles.

We believe that the work of the

Bible Society, in ivhleli we are engaged, 1's a great an important one - and that it should have a prior claim on our time and money. _ V

We solicit and anticipate. for the new Executive, a further 1n- crease in interest and giving.

PLEASANT VIEW SCHOOL

Repor: for December:

Grade IX-l, Sadle Peri-v. Grade VIII~—l. Elaine Doucettr: Dolueette; 3, Armzlzitt Doucotte.

Grade VII-l, Austie Ayltvard: 2, Mae Doucette; 3, Laurence Dou- CELLO.

Grade VI-l. Catherine Douc- ette; 2, Mildred Doucottc; 3, N r- eeri Aylward.

Grade ‘IX-l. Ellen Gliudct; 2. Phyllls Allward; 3. Sylvia Douc- ette.

Grade III-l. Allan Doucette: 2. Vlfilfred. Doucette; 3, Shells Douc- ctie. '

Grade Il-l, Wilbert. Gaudette.

Grade I (A)-1. Evelyn Douc-

Grade 1 lB>—1, sonny Bernard: 2. Junior DOUCG-tlf‘; 3. Artnar Doulcette.

Teacher: Mary Callaghan.

SOUTII SllOR-E MUSICAL FESTIVAL

Al the last: meeting of the 1948 South Shore Musical Festival Coin- intitee held at the home of Mr» Spurgeon Clark, Tryoil, November l3, 1949. was set as a tentallvc date for the next festival. and officers and convenors of commit- tee; for the new your were chosen.

Representatives from the We- metfs Instltutes of North anti Central Bedeque, Searleiotvn. Car- iesou. Borden, caps n-avci-se, Al- bany Village and Albany Rural. North ‘Pryon, 'I‘ryon, Victoria and Hampton attended the meeting. Mrs. Kelth Boswell. couvenor of the committee. presided. ' Spurgeon Clark. secretaigv. . the minutes ot the last meeting. Mlss Norrie Mslbey. treasurer. gave her report. \\"i\l;‘-'.l showed that the 1N8 Festlvnl had paid all cXpPlls- cs and stli had left ii credit. bat- aiicc to carry en next year's Pea» tival.

A itonliiiatlug committee u l~ appointed to name officers and lacnvenors cf committees for tl~c

griiphers. He retlrcd ln 1939.

new year. ’I'he comm‘ trc brought

GIIEIIIT IIII

to January 3|, I948.

Due to ti number of requests, tlie date Ior making application“ for tlie Essay Coiitett has been extended lrom Dec. 31, I948

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