Inge 2 'I'lseIGua.rdIa.I Thursday. April 7, 1955

Older Boys "Parliament" To Meet Next Week

An older boys model parliament el Prince Edward Island will con- vene in the Legislative Assembly Room of the Provincial Building ea Friday. April 15 at 7 pm. Hon. A. W. Matheson. after a meeting el the Government announced that the room would be available for the model parliament.

Legislation to be debated by the members will include nior sl problems. the Christian faith, the Lord's Day Act. temperance and

sports. . Various churches of the City

were represented on a planning

committee under the chairman-

ship of Rev. G. Howard Christie

City and Central

EASTER TOYS. large Firestone Home at Auto.

LAST MINUTE arrivals at Hi- Style Millinery. A hundred new styles just arrived and priced from 82.95 to 321.50.

P.E.I. HOSPITAL annual meet- ing Tuesday. April 12 at 8:30 p.m. in the new nurses residence. Mem- bers and friends invited to attend.

YORK Pastoral Charge. The United Church of Canada. Minister Rev. J. M. Sproule. Good Friday, April 8th. I p.m. Brackley. service iol special music. Easter Sunday. lApril 10. ll a.m. York. 2:33 pm. Brackley. 7:30 p.m.. Central. Ser- vice of special music.

VISITING CITY C T,Sgt. R. L. Bonham and Mrs. Bonham and daughter Patricia of Biloxi. Mis- sissippi are visiting with Mrs-

variety.

of Trinity Church. Mr. R. J. Ru- pert in acting as registrar and about forty to fifty boys hetween sixteen and twenty-one are ex- pected to attend.

Mr. David MacDonald. Fitzroy Street. will act as premier. Mal- colm MacRae of Cherry V3”?! 85 deputy premier and Dave Stewart as Speaker of the house. The cab- inet will include Gordon MacBeth. minister of devotional affairs and Niels Hansen. minister of physical affairs. A minister of social affairs and of temperance will also be appointed. y

Registration will be on Friday afternoon in Zion Church Hall and the opening of the parliament in the PI'()VlnL'laI Building will be in the evening with the reading of the Speech from the Throne. the oath of allegiance and ap- pointment of committees.

Sessions will be held Saturday afternoon and evening and Sun- day afternoon. The closing pm- rogation ceremony is scheduled for A p.m . Sunday. Various homes In the city will be entertaining

out of town delegates.

Howard Mclnnls

FITTED FOOTWEAR 175 Queen St. - Currie Bldg.

dllmls. MARRIAGES. ' DEATHS 50: Per Insertion

pital on April 6. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Day (nee Sylvia R831- nert. of Kensington. a son. Weight I lbs.

MARRIAGES

McLean. Ada Lillian

mond Alvin

Stewart. P. E. 1;- DEATHS

NOLAN-In the ca; on Wednes-

' Nolan. formerly aged 74 years. His remains rest-

er. SOLOMON-At the Charlottetown Hospital. Wednesday. April I955. Frank Solomon of George- town. aged 77 years. His remains were transferred from the Hen- nessey Funeral Home on Wednes- day evening at 7 o'clock to his late residence where funeral will be held Good Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in St. James Roman Cath- olice Church. Georgetown. Inter- ment church cemetery. ARSENAl7LT- Passed away at Prince County Hospital on Tues- day April 5th. 1955. Fred J. Arsen- ault of Urbainville. P.E.I.. in his 73rd year. Forwarded from the Bowness Funeral Home to the above address from where the funeral will be held on Friday. April 8th at 10 R m. to Egmont Bay Roman Catholic Church. In- terment in the church cemetery. KELLY -- At Charlottetown on Wednesday. April 6. 1955. James Kelly. formerly of Ptsquirl in his 85th year His remains will be transferred this morning from the Charlottetown Funeral Home to the residence of his sister. Mrs. Josephine Smith. Pcakes from where the funeral Will be held Friday afternoon to St. Cuthbert's Church. St. Theresa's for funeral service at 3 o'clock. Interment in the church ccmetcry.

WALSH-M the home of her son. Cecil Walsh. Summerville. on Tuesday. April 5. I955. Mrs. Maurice Walsh in her 77th year. Her remains were forwarded from the Charlottetown Funeral Home b her late residence from where in funeral will be held Friday morning to St. .Ioschim's Church. Vernon River for funeral service at 9:15 Interment in the church cemetery.

N. D. MucLeon

UNDERTAKEB EMBALMEB

Charlottetown and North Wlltalilre

DIAL 5549

Charlottetown

Funeral Home 70 Huston 90. mar. use Oeaiplete Funeral and A-Iinhloe Service -- Iheue - I33: I. saannn

I SERVICE AT TRINITY - The

Bonham's parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. Maclntyre. 22 Goodwill Avenue. lprior to their departure for Mun- ich. Germany. where Sgt. Bonham y has been posted.

Irwin Christian Fellowship Group .assisted in last night's mid-week lservice at Trinity Church. con- lducted by Rev A. Frank Mac- I Lean. Mr. David Murphy read the I scripture and the message was de-

Livered by Rev. Howard Christie. ;Taking as his subject, ”The , temptations of J e s u s.” Mr. jChristie delivered a stirring East- ler message. Mrs. C. J. Fear was I heard in a solo. ”There is a Green

Hill Far Away." A representation

of the l.C.F.G. occupied the choir iand led In the musical portion of

worship

THE BAPTIST CHURCH - A large congregation in the Baptist Church yesterday evening listened with rapt attention to the second last pre-Easter sermons by Rev. H. L. Mitton-"A Pilgrimage to Cal- vary." The sermon subject was

the fourth and fifth words of Suitable I -d . -t I . y l Christ. the word of loneliness tastes. Theo 5:01.31 heasuggfny be: , 5515135 ,I1md dclerk? ht '?l":;)”35Y NIINES '”MY G041! My GM! wh-V Hast utitully re-decorated with the 1e U85 8y mg m e I L '

1 Thou Forsaken Me." ;of human need-”I Thirst." The lmusic was supplied by the senior choir. After the Easter service the congregation ajourned to the Sun-

Popular Store? Enters 42nd Business Year

dealers in the Atlantic provinces. . The past year marks the grcrit- P3" "1 "'9 5er”Le were

est volume of business eier en-iK- Macphem

ioyed from an expanding clien-1 .

tele. which is much appi'eciated'B”3ha”l'

and gratefully acknowledged. i Their

brings to an ever increasing num-

ber of patrons, all that is fash-i'cIerks

ionable and up-to-date in men'sj

wear of every description.

and the W0Tdtivalls finished in the new and pop- ular charcoal trimmed in the recognized sup- porting color. pink.

The famous fabric lines matin-

Baptiit C.G.l.. Affiliation

The Charlottetown Baptist

tion with the Women's Mission-I

C.G.I.T. Groups. vice-president superintendent of theI

present Easter

erromDruggisl's And

3”” 'The second in a series of drug-

A. banquet room with 60 members, their wives and friends present. Leigh Semple. president of the :Prince Edward Island Phar- -maceutical Association. acted as chairman with John MacDonald

effect. brightly

C.G.I.T. groups of the.C.G.I.T. Groups. A duet. "Neath Churchythe Old Olive Tree". was sung held their ceremony of affilia-fby Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Mitton. l

ary Society at the Baptist Church ,Walker. Grace last night. Twenty blue and white Burke, Dianne uniformed girls took part in thelftupert. Gloria McKinnon, Joan

Th . k' H d .. d C jservice. Mrs. Harold Mitton pre-lward. Marguerite Brehaut; front mmels :,f(ee..ed ezrilusonmga. Qlfdlsented affiliation badges to eight1row, Rev. H. L. Milton, Mrs. A. year in successful merchandis- gmst mg. which has placed them

K. MacPhee. Evelyn - The service was conducted by Christine Mugford. Paula Good, in . . . . . me mrefron, among men-S wear Diane Rupert. president of the Gail Currie. Jean Hansen, Mabel'

Others taking Sherren. Gloria Brown. Mrs. A. iMacDonald. and Mrs. Mitton pre- of lsenting affiliation badge to Norma the W. M. S. and Miss Marquerite lBrown.

l.O.D.E. Chapter Monthly Meeting

day School

. , Earl Jenkins. Henry Jenkins. Cal- day. Aim! 6. 1995. John Franklin Vin Wood. Lawson Wood. William of St. Peter s, Maccauumy son. William Coa . Ra M , I118 II "I9 Hemlessey F”"9l”:I!Boswall Carver. Iggy Jotfes. llI(t:iIilt H0m9- F”"9”I ”r3”39m9”'5 5 '.Jones. Gordon Myers. Frank Wood .and Earl Ballem. The active

room for the C.G.I.T.

play in a wide variety. Here too are featured companion accessor- ies on the entire west wall of the main store- "Stetson" and "Brooks" of class and distinc- tinn.

It is in the accessory lines however that the new bright col- our contrasts are sweeping the United States and Canada with "1?" amazing popularity. Arrow shirts. as always, point the way in bringing what is newest and no... in their field of endeavour The world's famous lines in shoes -' Dack' and ”Jarman". trebled in sales at Henderson and Cudmoregsince being taken on as an additional feature item in their store.

Easter without new neckwear wouldnft be Easter. At the bat? Provision has been made to meet every desire in color com- binations which makes last min- ute shopping easy-and satisfy. mg: New colorful Easter access- ories are an essential.

M i lion

old hymn Trees." On ser-

commitmentC' 'Father. I commend my

During the service

were M.

Seymour Farquhar- head to foot-at Henderson and Cudmore.

The carefully chosen and taste.

pall

.. . . . . factured by Town Hall Fashion! . .. . . .?5iT”.fl32.i”3Ll.i2.T;i?.f i3l”.?.fl. CW and Hyde Park are on dis- when Rev. Mr. and Mrs. sang that beautiful "Beneath the Olive Thursday evening the final men of the series will be preach- led. subject. the sixth and seventh lwords of Christ-The word of Victory-”It is Finished" are the word of into Thy hands ispirit.” Music will be by the sen- DAY-At the Prince County Hos-l lor choir.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY--The funeral of the late Neil W. Mac- Kinnon was held yesterday after- noon from his residence at Cross i Roads to Hazelbrook B a p t is t e Church where service was con- -nimty Church pa,-10,-V Sam;-day, ducted by Rev. C. E. Armstrong. pp;-11 2nd, 1955, by the Rev. A. F. Rev. T. R. Goudge and Rev. J. Bernice I-I. Bishop- Moore of Charlottetown to Ham- Mrs. Kenneth Paynter sang as a McKenzie of Mt.lsolo "It Is No Secret." Interment was in Hazelbrnok Cemetery. The ;honorary pail bearers .W. Wood. Wellington MacNeil.

have?

tie'

as co-chairman.

The meeting opened with a live- ly sing song led by Walter Cox with Les Alexander at the piano.

Special speaker for the evening was Dr. Harold Shaw who was in- troduced by the chairman. and spoke very flttingly on diagnosis and therapy. He was very capably thanked by the co-chairman.

A film presented through the courtesy of Johnso & Johnson Ltd. Montreal was shown by their representative Mr. Fred Osborne. Saint John. N. B. and was enthusi- asticly received by all present. Guests present beside the speaker were Mr. Walter Butler. manager National Canadian Drugs. Saint John. N.B.. their Island repre-; sentative Mr. Bill Killoran and. Mr. Art French.

as usual at Henderson and Cud- more. a Work of art. which can- not fail to induce the discrimin- sling shopper to buy carefully and in good taste. Adv'I.

not a. luxury. There is yet time to com-t plete your Easter wardrobe fromi

mg. mg gwgggu-3 was ready for a concert'ln the Coliseum in June. KM" t d inAiimtmy hI:1?8hX..II ..'27..1T-" bi

Members nsreed to 819" 9 0! 088- - - - in High School was named here Tues church service in a body in can- Mrs. Sterling MacDonald. my night 11 noun um mg 3;-tun; junction with all I.0.D.E. chapter! -:---m-- prime minister's retirement. Sir on May 23rd. MAIN TN-E3 Winston won over Sir Wilfrid Laur- Mrs. Roper reported on the cen- Do as fir accounted for almost ier. great Canadian prime - tennial project and arranged to half e entire British Columbia minister. Louis Riel, Metls leader have the "Four Gentlemen" give sawmill output in 1954. of the Red river and North West

WINNIPEG. (cm -Churcltlll posthumously

France. in

Ceremony

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Left to right, back row: Gretel Crosby, Ruth; Jenkins. Dianei

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The regular monthly meeting of the Earl of Hillsborougb Chapter I.0.D.E. was held Monda at the home of Mrs. A. H. Roper with the Regent. Miss Jean MacLean. pre- siding. The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved.

Miss Mabel Adams. educational secretary. reportedfthat an I.0.D. E. shield had been purchased in collaboration with the other l.0.D. E. chapters. This Shield would be. p.esented to the class. grades 6 to

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10 in the urban schools makin the highest points in the Musi . Festival. Reports of adoptedl schools were also given. .

Mrs. George Barter. services at

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Personals

l Master Alan Maccoubrey. son of VMI". and Mrs. Ira Maccoubrey. (was operated on yesterday for : tonsllectomy.

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