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—_~The three Young People's Unions of Alberton. Cascunvpec and Brooklyn met together on Frlflly evening at the Albertan United Ohurch Hall to celebrate National Night in a joint meet- lWl-ZE- A very fine opening Worship was than conducted by the Alber- lon zroup. The service was led by Mr. J. Henry Clarke. minted by liliss Rubh Pike, who read the scripture, and the Rev. P. A. Fitzgerald who offered prayer. The Brooklyn Union, under the direction of Mr. Charles John- sinn. lihen presented the study. The topic for the evening was the study of the National Union and lta Work. of the general Y.P.U. organization and of its aims and its purposes. This prognam was llllrfifluffll by Mr, Johnston and lhcn a (liscnssion groulp consisting of Norma Haywood. Arthur Clark. rim, Willard Coughlin, and Mrs. Fred Laird brought the various

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llnnic. lilmiiigv. Her many friends $1.3, 1m il speedy recovery.

Harris. The guests of honor titanic- ed their friends in n few well Mrs. winnlfred Brooks, O’Leary, chosen words. Delicious refresh- hasgoneforn month's visit; to ments were served by the llcstess Nflfillflll‘, lfass. where she will be assisted by Miss Eva J. MacLcnmn, Jfil of hcr sister. Mrs. G. R. Miss Hester Bonics and Mrs. llcr- M“ bcrt Vntcher.

iur and “f5. Everett Gibbs of The funeral of Mrs. Sam Lid- Nendham, Afiss. have returned to stone was hcld on Monday after- lhelr home after a visit with rela- noon Der. 5 from the home of her lives nnd friends in O'L.eary and daughter. _\ll‘S. Harry Ramsay", [liborluii On their rcturn trip Mount Royal and was condiictr-d {hi-y wcrc accompanied by .\lrs. Brooks.

Bldeford, A choir under the lead- ership of Mrs. Watson Silliker rendered favorite hymns, The fun-

Mrs. .\f. B. Archibald has return- ld lo hcr home at, Ottawa, Ont... after a short VlSll with her daught- rr, lfis. Biiiir B. Coiborne nnd there were many floral tributes. per. Mr. Culboriic of Springfield thus testifying lo the esteom in lyesl. which the deceased lidy was hcid.

» She was a devoted wile nnd mother

MYS. A B. Coiborne. Sydney N. and a kind friend. 5., ls visiting in Snrinnzfield West _l___%____ the guest of her son Rev. Blair Ooibornc and Mrs. Colbcme.

Relief for P

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s ycry onloyable shower was held reconllv at the homo of Mr. and .\lrs. Gcorgc Jolly, O'Lcary. in honor o.’ Mr. mid Mrs. George Stewart. \\ho ncre married re- Nllllji. llrs. Stewart was formerly ills: Florciire MacNevln. The mam i~vciy' gifts which included china. pyrcx. silver and money rero opened by the bride and the verses read by Miss Hester Boates lilu Shirley Gorrlll passed and arranged the gifts on the table. Music nnd a sinzsong was enjoyed. llll-‘IC “W1! Bllblllled by Mrs. Avardi

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polars of information in answer in questions asked by Mrs. John- l stnn.

Mrs. Fred Ireard described the formation and meaning of the Y. P. U. Crest. and the organization nf ihc local PFPSUVIGT)’, Confer- cncc and National Union-s.

i Mr. Clziriu- cordially welcomed all ihrisc prescnt to the Alberton Church and ihn recreational per- iod was lcd by the Cascumpec ‘ Union under the leadership of Mr. Jir-xir)’ lllnllace and Mrs. Ken- lnclh Leard. l Two \'("l‘_\' interesting con-tests land .1 rnlny race was enjoyed. A .hc.1rlv sins-soul! was then led by I Mr. Gordon Coffin with Miss Annie ,Lcard at fihc piano. I lcc cream and cake were serv- "l by tho ladics after which all "Auld Lan-g

; BEDEOUE AND VICINITY

l Mr. and Mrs. George w_ E1115’ lhcir three children. and Mrs, can ‘vin Cotton. Noriham, were the llluests of Rev. E. S. and M11 ‘Weeks on Sunday. Dec. 4th..

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A pleasing feature of the serv. ice in the Bedeq-ue United Church ion Sunday morning, Dec. 4th,, W35 ,.1 beautifully rendered solo by Mr. ‘Gordon McCallum of Charlotte. tmvn. entitled "I am nearer my ,homc today tiian ever I've been jbcforc". Mr. McCallum is spend- IIHH n few days among relatives nnd friends in Bcdeqque, Fem- wood and Middleton. He 1s the guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Craig.

The communities of Central Bcdeque and Bedeque and Mp1. dlcion wen- shocked to learn of the death of Mrs. John Stuart, on Monday evening Dec. 5th in the P. E. l. Hospital. Mrs. Stuart had been a patient in the hospital for several weeks. She will be greatly missed in her home community" Where she was active in church work for many years. ‘rho sincere sympathy of their many friends ls extruded to the bereaved husband. [nnd his sister. Mrs. Clark Mac- ,Quarrie. Summersidc. and her Iniece, Mrs. Reginald Haslam, Springfield. Lot 67. and other rel- atlves.

A recent bride in the person o! MP5. Lloyd Sherry, is being warm- ly welcomed to Fernwood. Mrs. Sherry was the former Miss Pat- ricia Johnson of Kinkora.

On ‘Tuesday evening. November 29 friends and neighbour; met gt the home of Mr. Brendan Sherry. Fernwood. for a farewell party in honour o! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mur. ray and family who are taking up residence at Albany. Mr. J. H1!- rison Macrarlsne acted as master of ceremonies and after a few brief remarks called on Mr. Cyril MncFai-lane who read an appro- priate address and Mr. William Sherry presented the family with a beautiful chest of silver. Several of those present expressed the re- gret of the removal of the Murray family from their midst. Mr. Mur- ray. 0n behalf of himself and family cordially thanked the ga- thering for the gift and the good wishes expressed. He invited the neighbours to visit his new home in Albany. All joined in singing "For thcy are jolly 800d fellows". after which a delicious lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. All departed to their homes wish- lng the Murray family health. happiness and prosperity in their new home.

On Friday evening, December 2. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leaf-d, Fern- wood. iven- guests of honour at a farewell gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacFu-lane. There was a large attendance of friend nnd neighbours from Fern- wood and Lower Bedeque. Mr. J. H. liiacFarlane. acted as chair- man. Mr. Alexander Mwrarlane read an appropriate address ex- pressing regret at the departure of this fine family from Fern- wonrl. But the best wishes of the entire community would follow them to their new home in Bed- eque village. Mr. Robert Waugh and Mr. Brendon Sherry present- ed the Learns with a beautiful floor lamp on behalf of the friends and neighbours assembled. Mr. and Mrs. Leard thanked their friends for their kindness and good wishes. All sang "For they are

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music and song followed villi Mrs. Leard as pianist, After a dainty lunch was served all dc-l parted wishing Mr. and Mrs. Irarli many years of happiness in their new home.

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—’l‘he regular monthly meetlfli of the Alberton sub-division of thc Catholic Women's League was held at the home of Mrs. Wallacv Hogan with an attendance of twelve members.

In absence of the president. M"- , S. R. Burke acted pro tern.

The Reverend Chaplain opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted.

A satisfactory financial state- ment was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Edwin MacDonald.

It was moved and seconded that outstanding bills be paid.

The members decide-d to send out the usual Christmas boxes.

A committee comprised of Mrs. S. R. Burke, Mrs. J. A. Callaghan and Mrs. A. J. Bernard were sp- pointed in charge of same.

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