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'I".l‘.‘ De niber meeting of Irish- I iovtn “Kénicifs Illfilliwie was he'd. , .ll ti nomc of Mrs. Thom.»

ioiuw and siuiiaaaiv I snows 3.30 _ 7 — 8:45

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with 19 members and

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Kansas: monsoon. tunic r. Stewart, Mill

AGENT SOUBIB:

following rlaooa In Montague: In Georgetown: The Pout Office; Roper;

..' Miss Ethel Reid, who at present is tmployed in Frederic- ton, N.B., spent. the holiday sea- son 1n Murray llarbour North. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Reid.

Miss Shirley Vanlderstine has rcturned (o her studies at Prince of Wales College after spending the past two weeks with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- Iderstine, Peters Road.

Misses Niargaret Mat-Lure and Lulu Claliam have returned to their studies at Corcorairs Busin- es College after spending New Year's with their parents in Mir- ray Harbour North.

IN MElORlAM

DONALD MLCLEAN

The death of Mr. Donald Mac- Leaii. occurred on Hiday. Decem- ber 31st. iii the Prince Edward Is- land lluspltal. Although he had been iii tailing health for the pas. two ciiontlis, his death came as a SIIOcK and a saddening blow to HIS family. and many frictids through- out the Province.

The late Mr. Machean was born at Lyndale, Prince Edward Island, 85 years ago. and as a young maxi he went to Vancouver, British Columbia. where for five years no was employed in the lumbering industry. While in Vancouver he married Johanna Matheson. and with his wife he returned to his native Province, where he engaged in farming at Mllltown Cross. un- til 1916, when with his family he moved to Charlottetown. where he resided until his death.

The late Mr. MacLeaai was a Christian gentleman of the old school and was possessed of a noble character, a peace loving disposit- ion. that endeared him to the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him. It can be truly said of him "to live in hearts we leave behind is not to die."

For many years he was an elder in the (Thurch of Scotland, where he was held in high later years he became

til his death.

January 2nd. from the

was Rev. Rev. was

G. C. Webster, THE. Somers. in the family plot

who predeceased hhrn er Lillian (Mrs. West Royalty) and a son Aben. o

Charlottetown. The pall bearers were J. M. Mac

T. White. CARD o|= THANKS The family dial-h:

swnpathyv. and for their many act. of kindness shown their recent bereavement.

.5 were special ‘ tic mccﬂiig, ____ -‘; annual report _.. ﬁnances to be in a ST. PETERS BAY NORTH

‘ ccntiilicn.

appointed sick com-

CONCERT

held their Christmas

_ Ci-iy n stavcrt. was appointed t matter of procurin for the

Cl’ '4 ,ll(I .\Il\. Borden Campbell-

.I_vn‘.ei' DlYltI Campbell “‘['l“l ml for the use of

.\t ihc January meeting. ‘rite Feed Cross convenor, Mr

umtu_ cqusrgtyrg_ liiERlla- Btllhizli _..._.. N... A REPUELIC PICTURE the home of the president. Several members passed in

SUPERMAN — CARTOON qiilll. for the Red Cross.

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OPTOMETRIST Filling and snpiilvln‘: Glam» ~ m 8t Son "WNTAIIUE "' 5- " orronsnlsrs

Office flours: l0 l0 l2 A.M. 2 to b P. M

llclldnys. by avnvlﬂlwﬂl Ollie; Connected With DIIII More.

l ‘Specialists In the fltblng ol I glallel for the correction cl l

ucitlnr defects." S! GRAFTON ITIIII‘

E ucvtly .. upUq Mrs. Wilfred Camp- .\Il'.$. W. Jc-linstonc. and

,_ school: Mrs c Nlrcimoti. Miss ‘Merle Cro-

and seconded by that $17.00

dnntg clmiiing to he assembled

Lzavlit Campbell. distributed goods The Jciviuary meeting will be at

Mrs. Ernest Foster's paper on Home Economics was read by the secretary. Mrs. George Macbeod.

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the afternoon of December 21 o in the Holy Name Hall. ii‘.

ing districts. The programme w

Frankie Glllis.

During the

escorted him to the stage where

and sang which was enjoyed one and all. A treat was given

Institute.

numbers. Fling" by four

ed the teacher and pupils of

opinion in making ottoman.

AGENT GEORGETOWN: The Guardian may b0 bought at my o! the

In 8t. Peter-h:

ESICCIII. III a member of Zion Presbyterian Church. Char- lottetown. where he worshipped un-

The funeral was held on Sunday. Maclscan funeral home. A largo number of friends were present to pay their last. tribute of respect. The service conducted by his pastor, the assisted by Interment

People's Cemetery. beside his wife and son some years ago. He leaves to mourn, a daught- George Tweedy.

Fadyen, WR. Jenkins. lra Shaw. A.C. Sinclair. Percy Burke and R

late Donald MacLean wish to thank all tiltcse who sent floral tributes. letters of

The pupils of Si. Peter's North concert on BI- irlbute to her beatitiful and sacrifi- It was largely attended by parents, chil- dren and visitors of the surround-

uiider the direction of the teacher.

The following is the programme: a Opening welcome by Mary Mac-

Robert Rmislter; Closing Chorus. closing chorus two 3- grade I boys. Charlie Gilli: and Franklin Fraser met Santa and

free, beautifully decorated by the pupil: and laden with gifts for l all, waited for him. Before Santa started hi: heavy task distributing presents he played his accordion

Miss Morrison and the Womens

The pupils of St. Peter's North being asked to assist the Junior Fermi!“ with their concert which was held on the lame date still felt the spirit of ctr-operation when they staged six of their numbe s. Among those were two outstanding "The Reindeer Dance" by eight pupils and the “Highland girls in grades five and six. The chalrmnn thank-

Rtct-‘a North for their hearty co- that ou-

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lnudry, Albert Althea, Mn. Byron Harriet Clair.

Wlldun LIVQII-

Irunoll Choverlo

Mlle S. A. Llewellyn: “us. Clay. In South: Condon’: and Florence The Poul Office.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mr. Paul Sharp of Paul's Flying Service. was a business visitor to Georgetown on Monday.

Mrs. Gerard Butler of Saint John. N. B., is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. P. George.

Miss Virginia Grunt has returned to Prince of Wales Cwllege after having enjoycd her holidays a», her home on Richmond Street.

. Maurice DeLory who has been spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dc- Lory, left Monday on return lo Halifax to resume his studies in Science at Dalliousie University.

John Boyce. after spending the Christmas and New Year's holidays at St. David's Manse. returned on Monday to Halifax to resume his studies at the Nova Si-otiii Technical College.

Mi". and Mrs Albert Hobbs and young son who for the past week have been guests of Mrs. Hobbs

parents, Mr. and Ali's. B. H. Stewart. loft Monday for their home in the City.

The S. S. Somnien (roinpletcil

loading a cargo of potatoes for Havana. Cuba. and cleared port on Tuesday night for that port. The cargo was loaded by the Associ- ated Shippers Incorporated.

New Year's Day was ushered in at St. David's United Church by the annual Watchnight Service. Hymns appropriate to the occasion were sung and a message of com- fort and challenge was given by the Rev. Sidney J. Boyce from tho "vords: "So tcacli us to nunibci" our days that we may apply our Pearls unto ivistlom." With llie ringing of the church bell, ilir- sounding of syreiis froin the ships in the harbour and the hearty exchange of good wishes. 1949 made his debut in Georgetown by the sea.

The annual Christmas and New Years party of Si. David's Y. P. U. vvas hcld in the Church Hall

inspiring attendance of members and visitors. The hall was attract- ively decorated with slreamcrs- candles and a beautiful tree. Features of the occasion were the Devotional Service. distribution of gifts. games and a sing song. Bountiful refreshments were cn- joyed. The gathering closed with mild Lang Sync and the Ztlizpah

f a number of visitors invliitliii: Shepherdm .._.‘-mn_ex_ M‘, God t] former members who were home vrhoew “m. “Rm-x M Agog" - for the holiday.

M RS. JOHN “WEBB

S2. the residents of Bloomfield hav:

funeral service was held on Dec

r "ii I on Wednesday‘ the 29m‘ w‘ ‘ an bell) Halifax. .\'.S.; one sister Anni’:

Benediction. A pleasure feature cf the occasion was the presence of

In the passing of Mrs. John Webb.

lost one of their olilcst and best loved residents and the Bloomfield United Church one of its splendid

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_ CH ARLOTTETOWN‘ _ .

our Women's Editor

IIATE AITIIEII

Reporting for

OGIIVIE HOUR MILLS co. IIMIIEII

MON. WED. FRI. IIFGY 11.30 A.M.

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IN MEMORIAM MRS. IIUUI-l MacKINNON "The Lord gave and the lord talzcih diva)” WJS tlic fueling of th: friends and relatives of Mrs. Hugh ilaciiiiiiion nice ftfary lloii (Jr-w lnini Wiiiin KOZIII} u-hcii it WII» ICAYIICEI on Tuesday evening. Dcc- ember 7th. 1943. that. she had been called from time into eternity. ‘Mrs, hliicliinnoii, a datigiiiei- oi‘ thc Idle William and lVlary Snip- scn Graham was burn at Casper- eniix April ‘Lin-d. 1889.

In March i907 slic was tuiited l~. marriage to llugh MJCklllllCll, 1 son of tlic late Mr. and Mrs. John Mii<-.Kiiiiioii_ Albion; to this union was born ll€V€ll children one of whom dicd in infancy.

Tlwugli fail: g for several months licr pa sing came as :- shiivk to relatives and friends. ail that tnedicai skill anti kind ntux: illg iii the llospiial and at home by a loving f.:»;nil_v. sister and sister- iii-law could do was to no avail. Goal \\'lII[‘(I otherwise and callcd her to the eternal limic where care anil stiffer-hit: are known no more.

Mrs .\'lacKliinoi\ being gf ‘m gxu. ccpiionally chcerful disposition her presence was‘ cngcrLv sought for Iiy n hast cf friends, lier optimism in times of trouble cxeniplied n iruiv Christian character and was a sti- mulus in helping many over tlic rough plact-s nltrng lift-‘s l);1l.ll\\il:\'_

Will believing that lic docth all llllllgs lt('(‘()"'Illli: to llis. ctcrnril pur-

vin, Toronto. Ontario; (Tathcrine, (Mrs. Ira Hilll Mayflcld. P. l-I. Is- land; Lillie (Mrs. John J. Camp~

lMrs. Cicnrge A. Graham) l\'flll‘l“lfy' llarboi" North. lirl‘ husband, 2i Sla- ter and two brothers predccqased her.

The funeral vcry liirucly attenti- cd “as from tlic Lowci‘ MiTlIIATZL‘ l'iiitcd Church on licccnibei" 9th, the service at the clturcli and gravc ictcd by ltcv. .»\. S. Adam; agtic. Tlic follmviiii‘! I-lyitiiiil. favcrit s of the (ICCCIFCII wcrc wry fecliiigly rendered. “Tin. Lords I\-l_v

The beautiful I.(l'.'lI tributes spoke . .‘. of love and .=_\‘lllllnllly. rciiiiiiis were tenderly laid to rcst iii tlic Lower lvlnniaoue (fcmctery beside ltcr liusbaitd. The casket was barn by four ucplievcs (Tail. Roy. Harry and Willixim C Graham and Arihur MacDonald anti Robert CIIDEDIJPII.

CARD OF THANKS

31st. There

services

O‘Leary who spoke on “The Christ iah Soldier“ and paid deserve

cial life. She wivas blind and als

was always cheerful anti as

ii-oiti llomci" Warren Miss Phyllis Morrison. Music was work of the Church. The Minisiri‘ m‘, hm,“ h. ‘(JAR Ann...‘ Cudmxc fnm blrs. Alan Stewart furnished by lllu Gillis biothers stated that her lilc was tlic best Dun h. “m, A.“ Jam Mwhmis I.“ ‘m. fnovgd by Mrs. of St. Peters. The chairman was funeral address she cnulil have. i“ ‘HJYDW, M (.L.\.O.JUH_,.__ a<si>._,_,d

It was a life of service aiul lm

ed by singing the Ode and r

and signed. Roll call was answe- werg present. School committee r

ing was completed,

finishing touch.

Institute members and

by Mrs. C. Mucbeod brought

bar to bring an article for a Pi St. Pond. Meeting closed by ningl

was a short service at the home and afterwards at thi- Bloomfield United Church. WIIICII was packed to overflowing. The were conducted by her Minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson of

an invalid for many years yet she linllll)? ___ She took a great inicresi in tlic community happenings and in tlic

to all. He said that Mrs. Wcbb was a good soldier of Jesus Christ. and

home of Mrs. J. J. Gillis. The presi- dent presided, and meeting open-

peaiing the Creed. Minutes of the u Nov. meeting were read. approved

ed by a reading. Eleven members c- and 40 boxes sent during the year. Reading by Mrs. E. M. Cudmare.

ported. carpenter work and paint- South

an excellent by job being done. members to meet by on a decided date and give it the

The annual Christmas tree for their families is to be held at the home of Mrs. AK. MacKenzie. A ticket article donated by Miss Christine Ron of Montreal and put 0n sale

$2.50. Boxes of -Chrlstmau cards were sold by tho president and distributed. Next meeting at the homo of Mn. Reg Noyc, each mem-

(h, Notional Anthem. after which

'l‘h,. faintly of the late Mrs. Hug-h MacKinnnn wisli to extend their siticcrc thanks and appreciation to her nurse ‘Mrs. Frank Giuliani and all others who helped in any way for their nitinv acts of kinrlncsscs - during the illness ﬂllfl dcailt of (I their Mother: also for cards and viicsszigcs of s_v:tip1\\li_v. O . . , _ lviustoic NORTH W. M. S.

llli‘£“illl§.{ UI the W. MS. inct ll':~

annual Ni»?! ll

'Ilic Mlziislnc

c by Mrs. M. Cllilllltllf‘. i-Eic tlieiiiti being; Tlit Christian World at .hc Feet. of Jesus Clii-isl.

Minutes

c. swercd by nine members.

r- ine year. Comm. friendship sec retary reported 81 calls, 84 card

Reviewing t-iie work of China. Next

home of Mrs. A. D. Bhnvv,

call, Kingdom. Meeting with singing last Silent Night and Mizpah Benedic tlon.

in -

India. today

sh ced. n!

lrcnc t\l'$l‘l'lilUII; 3, Margaret Do-

of November niecilnc. and the last annual mcciitig were rend and adopted. Roll call un- Treas- urer reported $64.16 raised during

meeting invited to the with Mrs. C. L. Cutimorc and Mrs. A. D. Shaw ns leaders; word for roll closed two verses ol

NEW DELHI. Dec. 29—(AP)- signed a one-year irado agreement with Yugoslavia. the Ccmmerce Ministry announ- Detnils were not available. but s spokesman said Yugoslavia agreed to export timber and maize

JAHYUARY W7. 1949

clothing that can't be beaten.

All Al 20% Discount

Have Them Ready For The Cold Days. Ahead

Here is the sale you've been looking forward to - - - striking values in Children's Clothing — values that can't- be beaten. in

Sale Begins Saturday. January 8th

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COAT sets Sizes I ‘Io 6 Sole Price $6.16 up

SNOW SUITS Sizes -l Io 6 Sale Price $4.70 up

GABARDINE. RAINCOATS

Sizes 3 +0‘ t. A .. Sale $6.70 up

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_ DRESSES and JIIMPERS

l Sizes 3 Io 6

Cotton Jersey Pullovers 8i Suits

Sizes 3 to 6

From $2.19 lIP Sole Price 99c 8t up

I YOversIocIcIngr" Sale Price $3.18 up

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Phone 2772

RACK OF BATHROBES — DRESSES —- SUITS — clearing at t.“

The Sport Toggcry

"The Little Store Willi Big Values"

I69 Queen

Reader for Grades 1I and III: Kay

Dunphy. Prize for having tlic most stars

ST. IGNATIUS SCHOOL

llonor rull for November-Decem-

t-specially will slic be ciiisscil iii tlic licr. i948. in Ilctidcr for Grade I (n): Paul home niid in their sorrow may tliosc Gfllflt‘ X: l. Wultcr Gallant. Henderson. U; who mourn how lllllnljly 10 God _ (“win Vlil: l. Gordon Gallant. Prize for having the most stars

in Reader for Grade I (b): Duntiliy.

Griidc \'Ii: l, Rosina Dolron; 2. Pat

1iosc. .\ SCITUWIII‘! family arr. left iron. Prize for having the best weath- or more than sew.“ hoﬁrg; ~ to itictirii tlic loss uf a lllvlll‘; (iratio VI: ‘i, Liiliolia Gauthier; Pl‘ l-‘llllfl l" Grades VII uncl VIII: Cause o; the acdﬁ"; a bm-g '.llOIIl(‘l‘ in lllC lirintc. are. Mini. 2. hlaruiirct Petr-rs. Mar)’ KILVO MBYIIQW- mvestggatﬂt - _' " ' ‘ L10)“ Sank...’ stwnm“ Mary m“. Gram, y; 1' Shirley Arsonuun; Prize for having the best weatli- __________ v Minnie. Howard. Whivn Road; Gil» 2- Bﬂ-‘Il Gall-WM; 3. William Gﬂulh- er "m" i“ amides v “I'd VI: Fran‘ FIRST IIEFINEIEIES

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tar, ces Henderson. Teacher:

BJLlLPassenger Train Hits Small Engine

Gfflllt‘ IV: 1. SIlIrIPy Gallant; 2. Ada Graham- Ilairvcy Gallant.

Griitli- lIl: 1, Clara Arscnnult; 2. Elaine Giiuthiir; 1i. Paul lviycrs. Grade I (it): (lcrirtirlc Gallnnl.

National Railwa s westbound locii passenger train today when t-hc jftrailf _' struck ii light engine at neaijbyﬁfelit M»:-

C.N.R. officials-said damage l»

equipment was slfghtand" traﬂit was moving tonlglit'_li'fi_cr..a deny ‘

L ,. ,.. _ JOHANNEISBURG- 1-16?) - Souhh Africa is makl

tempt to produce ', ‘ lubricating oil from t

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lit-port for November:

NAPOLEON AND UNCLE ELBY

Grade I IIH" JOICIIIIiIII Pcicrs. ) esﬂmmed m“ mfmf "ad" I W)‘ I3°”‘“'° Gmmm- (By The Canzdhn Press) cost will be saved byjimportlna Tmmm“ 1"” J' 13mm” MONT JOLI, Que. Jan. 5—Sev~ crude oil instead ‘thelfinislicil MARGAT “M07014 ernl passengers on a Canadian product. .

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Gratin IX: l. Arthur llcnilcrsnn. Grade \'ilI: l, l\l;ir_v Kayo lilo)‘- how.

GY-"l" VIII I. Shirley Henderson; 2, Flovtl Crimc; ll, Don Woodsitit". Grntlc Vi: l. Willard Thompson; 2. hltirray’ I\Ill_\‘Il("\V and Roscoe blajnr (cqtial); Ii, Donnie Bcairsto. Grade V: 1. Frances Henderson; 2. Barbara Ruth Brmvn; 3. Mona ltliiyhcu’.

(iraiic IV: Tl. James “'Cl')(.ISldL‘§ 2. Iirlti Mouse; 3. Joseph McGuirk. Grade III: 1. Sheila Dunphy. Grailc II: 1 Kay Dunphy.

Grade I (a): l, Paul Henderson; 2. Scott Wnodsitle.

Grade I (b): 1. llilbcrt Woodside; 2. Connie Brown; 3. Patricia Dun-

pity."

Grade I (c): 'l. Marjorie \Vood- sltic: ‘.2. Jackie McGuirk.

Highest nvt-rnizo in tho Senior

Grades: Arthur Henderson. 96%. llifzlicsi ll\‘l‘I‘lIl{(‘ in the Junior Grades: Paul Ilcndcrson. 85C}.

Perfect iittcntlancc: Shirley Hen- derson, Frances Henderson. James Wootlsltlc. Patti Ilcnilcrson. Connie llrawn. Marjorie Wootlsitle.

Prize fur Spoiling in Ciriitic VIL Rut-Tun l\l‘i_ t‘.

I‘|'I!.t\ for Spelling in (irtitle \': b"r:ii ‘cs llcnrlcrstiit. Prize for Spelling in Eric lirluiisc.

Prizci- for Spelling in Grntlcs II anti Ill: Shcilii Dunpliy.

Prixc for Spoiling: in Gratlc 1 (til;

Urudo IV:

,._~ m,» Pygvlucial sanitor- Calltim; Chorus by the pupils: was faithful cvcii unto ilcaih. To Ayvvnpm. “Wmd WM. “HNC o, Svun-‘vnlnlsidc Rtcimncm "NM 5° Buy" by Dem‘ mmm‘ hm‘ his M" h" Wﬂmml‘ Silent. NJKIII folloivcd bi’ aiiotlici‘ Prin- for li-ivin most slurs Ill‘ Llzncl rtickox. ivlrs K9191 aid Jay: Dialogue. "Reading The Mr- John Webb. a vim“! old ~,_. 1.... .‘.;- Mint...” 1,50... Man, ' ‘ g ‘ ' __, __ ~ _ ‘ -__.~ 111:». Wilfred Campbell News" by grade four pupils; gentleman of ninety years of ago, 12,39‘ M." Wm“, M“ Alba... OUT OUR WAY By J. R_ wilhnm; - Kenneth Maicheod were gotta-nine. “Aug: ‘In A EMangei-g; gm‘ aifsitir. Miss. Elllllfl‘ Ifnolliii of Cmlmo“. l...‘ m “M3,... mm hymn,- i . , my m pick C.rs\mas cbm- ec ation, “ rstmas ve" y loom led an. otter reaives. o mug “we. A" (.15 P“)... U... ' ' _ i~ b It was decided '0 Richard Glllis: Reindeer Dance by llII of whom tlic sympathy of the mum n; GMT? “my M t“... IF THAT HALF SHOP ‘v.11: t for the school clos- eight pupils; Duet by Mary and community is extended, The floral Nan... U; J9...) {my 1..., ‘lcfsp n; I HAD OF HAVE THEIR I m‘ Bernadette Gillie: Recitation. "A tributes were many and lwﬂllilllll (vo \v0'tIl.l Sci‘ Jesus “as i-cad by j STOP-s’ HAPPENED, ﬁANpal-JRTZ“ Letters were read from women's Little Man" by David Lewis: The Interment iviis in tlic church [mam , 1o ME’ I HE 5 L9 t I i: Pufe incmbﬁl‘! In EYIKIP-“Qiand 915108119’ "seem! M"! 0""; Qm 9f Enilﬂnd CBIMIQTY “I WW5‘ Ollcriiv; was taken and a dedi- l ‘I'M/Q FIRE'EM ALI-AI ‘ ‘mas gifts were dls- "I'd Like To Be" by three small stock and the itiinislcr was as» cam,“ m- mmm. by M“ Mmlm OR THREE A -. ~..rm n box received from pupils; Recitation, "Kind Wishes" sLsted by Rev. J. W. None of his and mnni O Como A“ Ye TcHek-yj nai. Mrs. Wilfred Campbell by Anna Lewis; Highland F1111! by Albelwn- —9 Faithful. Candle-lighting service WA ' ﬁlifl Mrs Kciiiivili blame“! TB‘ four zlrls: Action 81m: "Elwin followed by several mctnbcrs tak- I5 purlfd .1. food parccl beintl Dre- Claus Is Coming To Town" by -———————-~——- mg piirl. Prayer for Christians THAN‘A~ ' i. iHlPil fi-i our adopted IMP-bile elath pupils: Recitation. “A 3"" . of five continents by Mrs. Mac- ' ’" ill Eivrivui. Child" by Lois Powell; Instrument- MELVILIIE W- l» 1mm. and Mm John Cudmm-e‘ In reply to a. Cvmmllnlﬁﬂllﬂl al music by Gillis brothers: Dialogue toilowcd by lllp, Lord's ‘Prayer in coiirrcrninz the “Save the Child- "Brother Jedeali": Recitation The December monthly meeting unison and hymn, The Day Tliou i-in" Illllll tlic mﬁmbvrs HEY?“ 9° “When I Was A Little Boy" by of Melville W. I. was held at the Gitvm, Lord 15 End“;

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a delicious lunch wu served by the Iirﬂtul, unlisted by tho corumlttec.

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