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'mmbm-g of the Laura Bain W M”. iety of the summer- lllmo, Baptist Church on Mon- wing at her home. The Frank Jenkins. oc- and Mrs. V. Ils-

09” M -- sor to! mom, Let Us sins . the 19 UN .. portions of the rain and M50 chapters of St. John. was ml; by Mrs. Harry Cmssmain and '” muued "Jesus Wsshea the Bwpigy Feet” was read by Mrs. H Leuty. This was followed by Jl lrcle of prayer. The meditation A i"Ch,.By,an Love was given "by 0" after which the was zeila Clark. the guest during the missionary ave most informative an- ur the mision fields in Dainty refreshments were by the hostess at the con- (when a social hour was

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1-... regular meeting of stan- h(i')P IV M S.. was held at the home ..g':.irs. Lloyd Shaw on Feb. 16. emu-nyi members answered the roll 2,” by repciitlng a verse of Scrip.-' ......-e. cnntziining the word "Faith.

The wnrshlp period opened by Sm:-pig Hymn "MY Faith looks up lo 'l'hrr." fnilowed by prayer and (lie lm'Il's Prayer in unison. Mrs. H. musnn read the Scripture les- snn. (olloucd b.V Hymn "53Vl0ul' Eilzr 1: Shepherd land Us."

we William Youland read the Mm on Christian Stewardship -"ll Airr. Warren Marshall read

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Tl-IE GUARDIAN. IN MEMORIAM

KEITH A. WAGNII

The funeral of the late Mr. Keith A. Wagner. largely attended, was held from his home on Feb. 28 to the Baptist Cemetery. West Devon. with service in the Church- of God. conducted by Rev. C. 0. Hewlett.

A short service was held at the home and the hymn "Nearer My God to Thee" was sung. At. the church. "safe in the Arms of Jesus" and "Abide With Me" were

sung.

The late Mr. Wagner was a vic- tim of a car accident nedr Delhi, Ont. The deceased passed away in the Norfolk General Hospital. Simcoe. Ont., on Feb. 24, at the early age of 25 years. He leaves to mourn, besides his sorrowing parents, four brothers: John of Bvrantford. Ont.: James, Kenneth and Leaman of Conway; (Olive) Mrs. Lawson Oatwey; (Pearl) Mrs. Walter smith of Conway; (Lucy) Mas. Gerald MacArthur of Wei- iington.

The many beautiful floral trib- utes bore silent testimony of the esteem in which he was held.

Pall bearers were Messrs. Ray- mond Miiilgan. Wymsn Wagner. Wesley Adams, Ivan Austin and Wilfred Campbell. all cousins of the deceased.

Marshall invited members to their home for next meeting. Roll call will be answered by repeating a verse, of Scrlptlrro containing the word "Love." .

Mrs. Rhodes Warren and Mrs. Lloyd Bell will have charge of the stories.

Singing of Hymn, "Jesus Saves"

Mrs. Louis and Mrs. Warren

brought the meeting to a close.

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Bill. OOFAVI PINEAU

The Oommunity of Duvar and vicinity was shocked and sadden- ed to hear of the sudden death on Jan. 30 of Mrs. Octave Pineeu in her 54th year.

The deceased had been receiving medical attention for some time but her condition was not con- sidered serious and it was while visiting her aged mother that she became suddenly ill. Medical help was immediately summoned but to no avail. and, surrounded by her family who had rushed to her side. she peacefully passed away. after having received at the hands of her pastor, Rev. M. J. Rooney, the last consoling rites of the Ro- man Catholic Church of which she was always a devout and con- stant member.

Lena. as she was familiarly known by everyone. was the daughter of the late Alex Gallant and Mrs. Gallant of Duvar. Thirty- four years ago she was married to Octave Pineau. also of Duvsr, and here together they established their home and brought up a large family of twelve children all of whom are living and who will ever cherish the memory of the wonderful mother, who was ever zealous for their welfare. bringing them up to the best of her ability in a truly Christian home,

In the community she will be sadly missed for, while her health -permitted. she was ever ready to take part in anything that was for its advancement. but it is in the home where she will be so deeply missed. There will be found the vacant chair and there will be remembered the sound of the voice that is now still.

While on earth she served her God well and now she has ggne to her eternal reward.

She leaves to mourn. beside her sorrowing husband. the following sons and daughters. all of whom

were home for their mother's IunemL: Alex (London. 0nt..); Ernest.

with the Canadian Army, Montreal, Que; Cornelius, with the Cana- dian Army. London, Ont. Albert and Junior at home. (Bertha) Mrs. Peter Gallant oi Woodstock; (Ed- na) Mrs. Tom Coughlin of Inver- ness: (Bernice) Mrs. senault of Howlan: (Roseline) Mrs. Fexil DesRoches of Egmont Bay. at present in the Provincial Sanatorium. Helen. Sylvia and Al- dona. at home. Also her aged mot- her. Mrs. Alex Gallant. and one sister, Mrs, Oliver Peters. both of Duvar. Another sister. Mrs. Paul Martin and one young brother predeceased her by many Year!- Also left to cherish the memory of a loving grandmother are 2i grandchildren.

Her funeral, which was largely attended, was held at st. Anth- ony's Church where Requiem I-iign ,Mass was celebrated by the Pas- tor. Rev. M. J. Rooney. who also officiated at the grave.

The folowing were the poll bearers: Messrs. Joseph F. Arsen- ault. Prosper Gallant, Frank B. Pineau. Arthur Perry. Bert Peters. Theodore Gallant.

The large number of Mass of- ferings and messages of sympathy and also the large number of peo- pie who called to pay their last respects hears silent testimony to the esteem in which the deceased was held.

Cord Of Thanks

Mr. Octave Plneau and family wish to thank Rev. Father M, J. Rooney, Dr. Shea. all those who offered Masses, and their many friends and neighbours for their many kind words and messages of sympathy received during their recent sad bereavement.

GREENWOOD SCHOOL

(February Report) Grade X-Richard MacLaren. Grade ix-Phyllis Squires.

Grade VI-l. Roberta Suther- land: 2. Helen Squires; 3. David Maclmren.

Grade V-1. ,Kathleen Suther- land: 2. Rem Sanderson; 3. Mil- lar Sanderson. Thane Rattray.

Grade IV Br.-Garth Sanderson.

Grade IV Jr.-1. Ferne Rattray and Don MacLcan (equal).

Grade III-Kier Squires.

Grade II-l. Jimmy Squires: 2. Donnie Sanderson, Billie Sander- son (a-bsenl).

Perfect attendance: Rena San-

derson. Roberta Sutherland, Fame Rattray. Don MacLaren. Danrnie Sanderson.

Teacher. Mrs. Anne Macbaren.

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M18. ITIIEL ill. IPIAGUI

The death occurred at her home. I Walker 5t., Concord. N. H. February 13. of Mrs. Ethel M. sprague, wife of Mrs. Herbert E. Bprague and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Milligan. Mac- Nellls Mills, P. E. I. at the age of 56 years.

Mm Sm-rue was born at Mac- Noills Mills and had resided in Concord fur the past 30 years, seldom missing a year visiting her home. the late years making two and three trips to visit her aged parents and help take care of her invalid mother. her last visit being the month of May. Althoush Mrs. sprague had been in ailing health for sometime. it was not known till July 21. when she entered the hospital for an operation that there was no hope or her recovery. The first of the Year she took a turn for the worse and gradually grew weaker till She Passed to the great beyond on the above mentioned date.

s. Sprague was always ready to help all members of her fam- ily. She was a lover of children. although not having any or her own. She took great pleasure in her nieces and nephews, all who

are going to miss at losing daugh. ter. sister. and aunt.

Surviving are her sol-rowing husband. her parents. Mr. and

Mrs. John C. Milligan. MaoNeilis -Mills. P. 1;. 1.: two sisters and six brothers (Olive) Mrs. Ilirey Gil- bert. Suncook. N. I-it. Miss Romsyne Milligan. MacNeill.sMiils, P- E. 1.: Mr. William J. Milligsn, Mechanic Falls, Me.; David R, R.umford.Me.; Roy H,, Mgyden. Mil-S-1-: Edgar L-. Ma.cNeilis Mills, P. E. 1.; Claude, Halifax, N, 5.; Clarence C., st. John. N. 3. Her sister (Alice) Mrs. Stanley Buch- anan. predeceased her October 21, 1952.

Mrs. sorague was a member of Baker Memorial Methodist Church. Concord. She also held membership in Fidelity Rebekah Lodge. Capital and Pomona Granges. .

Funeral service were held Tues- day afternoon at Baker Memorial Methodist Church. Rev. M. Har- old Le Grow, pastor. officiated, assisted by Rev. Edward H. Brew-. ster former pastor. who travelled -in miles every week to visit Mrs.

Sprague. Mrs. Martha F. Gale was organist. and Ralph Flanders ushered.

Pallbearers were nephews of the deceased Messrs. .7. Donald and Murdock A. Buchanan, Roy and steadman Milligan. Max Butter- field and James Shaw.

Both ciergvmen assisted in the committal rites at Blossom Hill Cemetery. Capital Grange and Fidelity Rebekah Lodge conducted their ritual services Monday night at Boutweil Mortuary. The Grange rites were in charge of Irving Buttrick. acting Master. and John F. Macllachran. Chaplain. In charge of the Rebekah service were Miss Ruth G. Morgan. act- ing as Noble Grand. Mrs. Eliza- beth Pltman vice grand and Miss Gladys E. Ray. Chaplain.

The floral tributes bearing their messages of sympathy were many and beautiful.

In Meaaaoa-ism

MRS. EVERETT (S. JENKINS

Many friends and relatives were saddened to learn of the death of Mrs. Everetir S. Jenkins. Millview. which occurred on Feb- ruary 23. in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. She was in her doth. year.

Although in failing health for some time her passing came as :s shock to her family and friends. During her illness her pastor. Rev. J. Harvey Bishop. visited her frequently.

Besides her sorrowing husband she leaves to mourn one son. John. at home: her mother, Mrs. John A. Drake of Calgary: two sisters. Dolly, (Mrs. Clarence 11. Bond) of Irricana. Ana. and Alva (Mrs. Harry F. Bond) Charlton. Mass.: and one brother. William. aim of Calgary. V

The many flowers that cover- ed and surrounded her coffin showed the high esteem in which she was held by all whom knew her.

The funeral service. which was very largely attended. was held at the MacLean Funeral Home on February 25. at 2.00 p. m. The sarvice was conducted by Rev. J. Harvey Bishop. assisted by Rev. T. R. Goudge of Pownal. Mr. Bishop spoke comforting words to the bereaved. The hymns simlr were. The Lord in my Shepherd" and "Peace Perfect Peace." also in duet. "Beyond the sunset" was sung by Mrs. Gault Murray and Mrs. John Machse.

The funeral nrocession bro- ceederl to Birch Hill for burial in the Birch Hill Cemetery. where she was laid to rest beside her infant daughter, Audrey. who pre-deceased her 35 years ago.

Pallbearers were as follows. Messrs. Walter Crane. Harold Robertson. Aiphonsls Msclntyre.

.1. .1. Morrissev. W. J. storey and Ambrose Westherble.

Cord Of Thanks

I The family of the late Mrs. Everett 3, Jenkins wish to exviress their sincere thanks to the Doc- tors and Nurses of the P. I2. 1. Hospital. also for all the floral tributes and messages nf symp- athy, and to the many kind friends and neighbours who help- ed in any way during their rec- ent bereavement.

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