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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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Women's Institute Meetings

LOWE. MONTAGUI-W. L

Tho regular meeting of the lower Montague Women's In- iugutg met; at the home of Mrs. lnuls Wright on May 2. The nectlng , ed with piano selec- tion; by Mrs. Austin Ross, follow- td by the Creed in unison.

Roll call was answered by 'Natlvc Tree" and was responded to by ten l1l0llil7el'3 Minutes were then read and approved. Corres- pondence was read and Qiscusaed.

It was decided to ask Pownal it they would mung their play in Lower Montague.

A contest W15 put on by Mrs. John Landrigan which was much enjoyed.

The meet!ng closed with the King. Collection was seventy-five rents. A delicious lunch was serv- id by the hostess.

CHERRY VALLEY W- I.

The regular monthly meeting of the Cherry Valley W. l, was held in the school on May 2.

The preident. vlrs Hazel logs, prcsid-ed. The meeting openei with the Institute ode. followed by the creed in unison.

Roll call was answered by seven; March meeting were zead and approvei.'

Due to the coudmun 0! the m.ds': eline Mzirchvbaiik. It was decided

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members. Minutes of

there was no April meeting, Treasurer, Mrs. George Irving,

gave her repnrt. Bill for oiling school floor received. It was decided for the Sick

Committee to send chocolates to a patient in the Sanatorirm. al 0 fruit to be sent to her Chlld'E.l. Government grant received, Cor- r-resporidence read Coliec lcn smounted to ninety-five cents.

Mrs. Hazel lngs invited the members for the June meeting. Meeting adjourned after which lunch was served.

KINGSTON W. M. 3.

The monthly meeting of the Kingston United Church W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Younker on Tuesday, May 2nd. Due to the bad condition of the roads in April the meeting was postponed until May. The Easter programme in the monthly meet- ing was carried out. The different portions of scripture were read by the members. The hymns sung luring the service were: "When 1

Survey the Wondrous Cross". ”Thc Son of Man Goes Forth to War” and "'Lone in the Grave He Lay."

Christian Stewartship was read by Mrs. Zylpha Newson. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.

Roll Call was answered by six teen members. repeating a verse of Scriptures. Collection amounted to 52.90. Easter offering S1010. letter was read by Mrs. Willis from the Supply Secretary Mrs. MacPherson. A Card of Thanks was read from Mrs. Edgar New- son for fruit sent her.

Next meeting is to be held in the Church on May 18th. Meeting closed with prayer by the Presid- en-t. Lunch was served by the host- ess and Committee in charge.

MAPLE LEAF W. I.

The Maple Leaf Institute of Travellers Rest held their May meeting in the club-room on Thursday evening. The president. Mrs. Fred Waite opened the meet- ing with the ode and creed. Min- utes were read and approved. Twelve members and one visitor responded to the roll call by an exchange of flower slips or seoda. Roll call for the June meeting is to be answered with "a joke".

The program committee will be Mrs. Harold Moose and Miss Em-

instcad of the usual school committee that all the members visit the school at the "school clas- ing". Plans for the general clean- ing of the Hall were considered. the date to be set at the next meet- ing when it is hoped all interested in the welfare of the community ball will give an afternoon towards assisting with the cleaning.

A committee was appointed to purchase wall paper and drapes for the stage. Correspondence was read and discussed. Motions were passed that 55.00 be donated to the

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Isabel Butler. Mary Wright.

FY0111 Row itlefl 10 Nth!)-Ethel Moore, Jessie Hutcheaon. Marjorie Campbell, Gladys MacLeorl, Marion Wright. 1'-:lheI'Leard. Kathleen Williams, Rowena Mercer. Ellld

Gill.

Governor J. A. Barnard the nineteen

Prince Edward Island "Hospital Graduate

successful

graduates of the

atundanco of six mcmben loction amounted to A5 The minutes of lut moo Hid. adopted. and sigma sldentsnualnela arising 1;-on . um included farther plan. H llIDDII'.fcr.tbo II' M. 0., " ,, 7' reapondenco WI-I rad V discussed. It waa decided um i be I810 to salvation Army, A V lion to tilt alflot; mama by Mai-Donald, aacomga 3, mt Machine was paaua by an '-

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The April mcezing having been cancelled besauze of bad ro ds the minutes of the March meeting were read and approved,

It was decided that the corres- ponding secreiary Mrs. Rem; MacDonald Contact play to come to the hall the first week in June if possible.

It was also moved and sectnded that 51.00 he donated to the hall, money to go chiefly for staging

Salvation Army and to purchase a Minute Book for the secretary. Meeting then closed with "The King". An entertaining program. by Mrs. Roy Walker and Mrs. James Marchbank and lunch serv-l ed by Mrs. George Gunning and! Mrs. George Waite brought thel

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Mrs. Ivan Turner was hostessl to the south Winsloe W. I. on Wednesday evening May 3rd. Meeting opened with the creed.

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Your vacation bask . a -. The swlm

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boat in this pretty, femiriinp suit.

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perfection of fit and shoulder

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Ind brlhn l"IalIlnna that an new and flattering on Motlur and the children. with the latter Parade lllat around the corner now is the

wardrobe.

Your unenlu laallact for hallo! is rewarded when you ace our now Sprint aiowinf of-

coin - suits - iiiirssrs

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and floor c3ve'ing for stage. Bil for an Easter hasket sent was pre- sented and plld. it was moved and seconded that bill for entries and ribbon for Musical Festiial be paid.

Sick Commivee reported fruit had been sent to four were ill also one baby gift. had been sent. Bills for some were paid. It was decided to send "get- well" cards to any one ill in hos- pital.

New committees for next months: Sick Mrs. Lloyd Gilles- pie and Mrs. Harold Diamond.

School-Miss Edith MacKenzie.

Correspondence including thank

that who

you's for fruit. Easter basket and;

baby gift was read.

It was decided that Mrs. Rama MacDonald write Miss Dollar re- garding a number for the conven- tion program.

Roll call was answered by 9 members. or the three visitors present two were wetromed as new members. Collection .70.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Earle Rodd on Wed- nesday Juno 7. Lunch committee Mrs. Rema MacDonald. Mrs. Eailc Rudd and Mrs. Hammond Rodd. Copies of Institute News were distributed. read and discussed. Meeting closed with the King. Lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.

CENTRAL ROYALTY W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of the Central Royalty W. I. was held in the schoolhouse on April lltli, with Mrs. Wright presiding. The meeting opened with the Ode and repeating the creed. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Committees were heard from and new ones appointed.

Proceeds from the Cake Sale amounted to 322.50 and proceeds from the Card parties were 324.25. The Rummage Sale realized a sum of SNJD. The Committee had met withthe Menla Club re the buy- ing of the School for a Hall and it was moved and seconded that the Institute Committee have the power to act aa they see fit and to call a meeting if necessary con- cerning the Hall and it was also moved that both names of the Men's Club and the W. 1. be on the tender should the school he sold by tender. This was voted unani- moualy.

New Committees:-School-Mrs. Ralph Crockett. Mrs. Hugh MacLeod. Lunch - Mm. Mil- ton Plcklrd. Mrs. Roper. Mrs. Cliff Roper and Mrs. George Stewart. Hostess-Mrs. Kelis and the next

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meeting to be held in the School- house on May llth. on account of . the Musical Festival. It was decided to buy ribbon for me children to wear in the Festi- y val the colours to be red and navy i this was to be purchased by Mr; Wendell Wood.

The treasurer reported a balance of s353.15. he Red Cross reported some work sent in and Mrs. Wood requested that all Rod Cross work be sent in before or at the next meeting. It was moved and passed that S500 be given to Mr. Everett Anderson for his work during the winter with regard to the Card i Parties. Roll call for the next i meeting is to be answered with a i Mothers Day verse and Mrs. Art Love has charge of the prpgrame. Mr. Guy Sullivan gave a very in- tercsting talk on the Blue Cross and the Institute members are going to try to get other people in the Community interested in it. The mceing adjourned after lunch was served by committee in charge. '

MARGATE W. I.

The May meeting of the Mar- gate W. I. met at the home of Mrs, F.D. Marks, with the vice- president in the chair. Meeting was opened by singing "Old Mac- Donald Had a Farm". Creed was repeated in unison. Roll call was answered by an exchange of plant slips and seeds. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. It was moved and seconded to send for :1 worth of 1". W. I. C. seals. The sick and school commit- tees then gave their report. Red Cross material was given out and some finished work passed in. The next quarterly committees are - school, Mrs. Heath Mayhew. Mrs. Charles Dennis; rick. Mrs. Ed. Bearlcto, Mrs. 1".D. Marks; pro- gramme, Mrs. Lloyd I-liclrock. Mrs. Chester Howard. Business matters were attended to and it was moved and seconded all bills be paid. A short discussion was had in re- gard to improvement of home grounds and the meeting closed with the singing of the Island Hymn. Lunch was served by the hostess and assistants.

ALEXANDRA W. I.

The my meeting of the Alex- andra W. 1. met at the home of Mrs. Gay Judson:- opening-the meeting with singing of O Canada, and creed repeated in unison, fol- lowed by roll call-eleven members responding, 2 visitors. Minutes or previous meetings read. approved and signed. Discussion followed to sale of quilt. Miss Helen Greene kindly offered to look after this.

sick committee reported three calls made. School committee re- ported 80.00 on hand to be paid singing teacher.

Miss Greene reported 515.05 col- lected from members for Red cross. Planned to scrub school follow- ing Thursday.

Correspondence read and dispos-

ed of. Secretary reported &30.00 allotment received from Musical Festival Committee.

June meeting to be held at the lame of Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Glendon Burhoc. Roll call to be answered by place of birth and an

interesting fact about it. Lunch committee - Mrs. Bruce Judson, Mrs. Harold Beaten and Mrs. George Macbannan.

collection amounted to 01.00. Meeting was then handed over to was Hill -- dietitian who gave a

very helpful and instructive talk using charts to show improvements in eating habits for home and schoogshe also showed the school children's individual charts as to where the home could correct tlicm.

A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Miss Hill by the Presi- dent. Meeting adjourned after which a delightful lunch was serv- ed by the hostess.

ULEARY W. I.

On May llth the regular meeting of the O'Leary Wciiienls Institute was held in the School ho. se, The meeting opened by singing 'Oi.i MacDonald had a Farm" fol'owed by the Creed in unison. There were sixteen members aid one visitor present also one newly en- rolled member. Mrs. Dewar re- ported that Douglas Hardy, Scoutmasler of the o'l.eary troop would be coming to the June meeting to give a talk on the sponsoring of the scouts by the W. I.

The money collected by the In- stitute for the O'I..eary Fire Dept. is to be put in the Bank. Two par- cels of remnants were rerelved. and one sick call reported Mrs Claude MacN:-ill reporied that, training the pictures cost 315.50.. Mrs. Vatcher stated that 27 cake mix boxes were received. The W31. will canvass the district in J'.ne for the salvation Army. It was decided to buy a brief case for the secretary. Mrs. Alton Rayner was asked to send for it.

The lunch committee for Ji'ne:' -Mrs. C. O. l-lowlett. Mrs. Arthur Harris, Mrs. Ira Ellis and Mrs Edmund Peters. The prograrn committee for June:-Mrs. Foster Ellis. and Mrs. Upton Seaman, Mrs, Waldo Phillips thanked the, Institute for the treat she re-Vi ceived. Collection for the evening was 3.23 and 34.50 was the Grab Sag proceeds for Fire Dept. Mrs. J. M. Macwiiliam read the paper on Agriculture. Two thoroughly enjoyed contests were conducted by Mrs. Jewell MacDonald nnd Mrs. J. M. MscWillia.m, After the adjourmnent of the meetinj, I delicious lunch was served by th: hostesses in charge.

WIIIM ROADS W. I.'

The ladies of whim Road W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Wesley C pbell on Tuesday evening, April 2nd, for their regular montli- ly meeting. Roll call was respond- ed to by each member banding in a quilt block and telling a joke. The president and secretary being pre- sent. the business of the meetinr. pmceeded in the usual manner. The secretary reported that the Government grant for the year had been received. Correspondence also included is paper on home economics. Miss Lona MacDonald and Miss Minnie Macxinnon were appointed to canvass the district in aid of the Red Cross campaign it was decided to purchase several articles for the school.

After the various committee: ft:

the month had given their reputl. the following were appointed for the month of May. sick committee: Mrs. George Clarey and Mrs.l Lcrwrence Stuart. Program com- mittee: Mrs. Russell Macbeth and Mrs. Webb Nicholson.

A penny sale was conducted by Mra. J. N. MacDonald and the

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Mrs. Bob Campbell. After enjoy-l iiig several contests put on by the 1 Pair mitts.

Program committee, a delicious Mrs. Louis invited members to luncheon was served by the hcstess,l her home for the next meeting. assisted by several of the ladies. ltl On motion the meeting adjourn- was decided to hold the next mee(- ed and an Interesting contest was ing at the school and roll cail out on by the social committee would be answered by an exchange after which lunch was served by of seeds ma plant slips, tine hostess and the committee in c arge.

nightie, 1 slip, 1 scarf, lsport shirt.

YOUR CHOICE FOR

tastier sandwiches

Only Puritan has the ruled-In fmlmii of the tall new enamel can.

LADY FANE W. I

RICE POINT W. 1.

Mrs. Stanley Mayhew entertained the members of the Lady Fane W. I. at her home on May 4th.

Meeting opened by singing the ode and repeating the creed in uni- son.

The president presided and the roll call was responded to by eleven members exchanging seeds and bulbs. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. one mem- ber paid dues. several letters were read and discussed. It was moved and seconded :2.oo be given the Salvation Army Drive. It was also decided to make is canvass of the district.

some discussion took place on obtaining a play but no definite plans were mule.

Committees gave their reports and the following new ones were ap- Dointed - school - Mrs, Maurice HOWItt.i Program .. Mrs. John Francis and Mrs. Ken ngbbteg, Lunch - Miss Elsie Francis. Mrs. Maurice Howatt. collection amounted to 32.40.

The following finished articles were handed in for the orphange. 1 sun suit, 5 dresses, 2 blouau, 1

The May meeting of the Rice Point W. I. was held at the home or Mrs. John A. MacDonald with an

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