QQTOBER 14. 1949.

‘THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

ESTERN GUARDiAN

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J. ELDER MUINIIY

Eamon count-v ounce I Summer Street, Sununerelde, Phone 2119 News, Subscriptions, Advertising Bepreaeutatlvee

and GEORGE GLOW

The Guardian may he boulht at any of the following atnree in Sunameralde B," Boolutore, Summer Street: Gourllee Drugetore, 21 Central Street: “my. Neweshnd’, Water Street; Marla Gaudet, 07 Granville Street; Alyre Doucettea Grocery. Second Street; Island Motor Transport, Water Street Th, Guardian will be delivered to any home in Summerelde by Carrier Boy M, so per dey or lilo per week. Phone I80 for thla service or give your order w the boy reepolallbie for delivery on your route.

_Tl-IE ANNUAL League of Mercy tea will bv held on Wed- nesdﬂ)“ November 23rd in Ep- wm-gr, Hail, Summerside.

AWIISES-Arrivlng for this wegk-end, shipment of very pop- ular purses, moderately priced for You, liking. At The Mary Ann.

DBEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. — Services Sunday. Oct. 16th. Bedeque 11 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Rev. W. Burton Crowe. B. A , Minister.

JHIE OFFICE of E. E. Park- man, optometrist, will be closed m. gyg examinations and fitting n; glasses from October 17th to 24m Will be open for repairs,

-FAl.L HATS-Our displays of new style mliiinery offers you the bost selections over in all the pop- ular shades and shapes. Visit us Qﬂfly this week-end at The Mary Ami.

_,\-nu' LONDON Presbyterian CHARGE. —-Servi.ces Sunday, Oct. ober 16th. Long River 11.00 A. M. qhnon 2.30 P. M. Geddie Memorial w. M. S. Thankoilering Service at 730 i‘. hi. There will be special music. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Min- 151M.

-()'I.E.-\R\' PASTOEAL CHARGE The ynned church df Canada. - nrv. W. G. Dickson. B. A., Minis- tel’. Brac- at. 1i A. M. Bloomﬁeld at 2 P. ‘M West Devon at 3.30 P.M. gym-y at 7.30 P. M. Sunday sphools at hours as announced by supts. All welcome.

_-CEN'I‘BAL BEDEQUE BAPTIST rcnnowsnila-Rcv. n. M. Fras- er. Pastor. Services for Sunday. October 16th. Central Bedcque 10-45 A. M. and '7..'i0 P. M. Borden 3 l". M. Weekly: Central Bedeque, Thursday. Freetown Friday at Reg. Reeves. Everyone welcome.

-I’OI.iCE REPORT-The fol- lowing report. of the Stimmerside Police Dept. was given at the Town Council meeting on Tuesday rvcning: Drunkcnness: Arrests 5i, convictions 50, withdrawn 1. Dam- aging property: Arrests l, convic- mns 1. Drunken driving: Arrests 1. convictions 1. Driving to the common danger: Cases 1, convic- tions 1. Failing to stop at scene of accident: Cases 1. convictions l. infractions of the Prince Edward island Temperance Act: Cases 9. I conviction: 9. Fines and costs col- ‘inctcri. $628.00: delivery licenses collected, $63.00; bicycle licenses collected, $4.00; labor licenses col- lected. $40.00: taxi licenses collect- ed, $75.00; dog licenses collected. ‘$7100; miscellaneous licenses col- lected, $55.00. I

-rosr nnrdlan- snowma- Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Linkletter

were honored recently at their home in Linklrtter when their fllPIldS gathered to lender iiicm

a post nuptial miscellaneous show- er. Mr. Albert". Linklcttcr, as chair- man, expressed bust wishes and congratulations to the bride and groom, alter which many 101ml? and useful gifts were presented. Mrs. Keith Callback assisted in tltn opening of the packages While Miss Mabel Linkictter read the accompanying versea. Mr. Link- letter. on behalf of hia wife and himself, thanked ail for their kindness, The remainder of the evening was spent in social con- versation, Delicious refrelhmei"! were served by the ladies.—S.

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GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph B. Muttart. Bummeraide.

—TIIE DENTAL OFFICE of Dr. Vincent Grant will be closed from October 17 to October 20 inclusive.

-JUST ARRIVED—Large ship- ment of leathers and trimmings to decorate your hat for fall. Call in and see our displays now. The Mary Ann.

—IlESEll.VE Monday. October 17th for the dance of the season at the Olympia, Summerside. Mu- sic by the Downtowners with Les Alexander.

—COME T0 St. Paul's bazaar and supper held in the basement of the Church, October 26th and 27th. Sale of fancy work, bingo and other attractions.

—MATINEE BACESJat Summer- sldc Driving Park, Saturday, Oct- ober 15th, All entries must he in the hands of the secretary by eight o'clock this evening at 10 Spring Street.

—HOSIERY-—Ladies' Beau Monde full fashioned hosiery in 42 and 45 gauge nylon featuring all the latest shades, including the ever- popular black heel hose. Th! Mary Ann.

--ANNUAL MEETING. — The Annual Meeting of the Kensington Branch No. 9 Canadian Legion B. E. S. L. will be held in the Town Hall. Kensington. on Friday. October 14th, i949, at 8 P. M. All members are requested to attend. W. L. Delaney, secretary.

A SPECIAL THANK OFFER- ING SERVICE for the Margate W. M S. will be held in the Mar- gate Church Sunday evening. oct- ober 16th. at. 7.30 P. M. Miss Beryl Morson returned Missionary from India will be the guest speaker. Special music.

—\'0UTII CLUB-Jfhe Y. P. S. of the Summer-side Church of Christ held its social meeting on Tuesday evening in the church hail when crokinoie and other so- cial names were played. Mrs. Mil- ton Mellisli was in charge of the program, The winning icrim was Miss June Chnppeil and Mr. Mar- shall Calibeck with the runners up being Miss Maiie Dekker and Mr. Herbert Best. Delicious re- freshments were served-S.

--S'I‘. MARY'S ‘V. A. MEETING -The October meeting of the W. A. of the Summerside Anlliifﬂﬂ Church was held on Tuesday afternoon in St. Mary's Hall with the president. Mrs. Ray Clark, iri the chair. The meeting ripened wit], prﬂybl‘ by the president. after ivhich the srcretnry fetid '1 letter of appreciation from New Brunswick where funds had been forwarded toward the building of a Mission Church. Due to the un- avoidable absent‘:- nf the treas- urer. Mrs. E. T. Tlifimil- Mrs- James Murphy read a most satis- factory financial balance. It W11! decided to purchase n wreath to be placed on Remembrance Day It was also planned to send n package of food to a clergyman in England. Final plans were made for the Rummage Sale to he held on Saturday. o¢t°b°r 15- A‘ "h; close of the m_e_elina._ it! W“ aerved by Mrs, Simmonl. and Mrs. Clark-S.

_.W. M. S. MEETING — Mrs- Charles Carnegy who presided ni the October meeting of the Sum- measide Presbyterian ‘W. M- 5-1?" Tuesday afternoon in the church parlor, opened with the Call to Worship, “Unto the Hills’ was the first hymn sung, alter which the 17th chapter of Luke was read bv M11, J, S, Perry. A meditation on Thanksgiving was read by Mrs. Wymnn Birch and Mrs. Donald Baker offered prayer. Roll call was answered with a Scripture verse containing the word Thanks- giving. The offering was received by Mrs, Cousins and dedicated by Mrs. Alfred Simpson. Mn. J. W- MacKenzie and Mrs. Maurice Mill gave interesting highlights on the 73rd meeting of the Easi-

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Sunset liver Malmao lay

(Written for J33, on m; birthday)

oh- M! 10h; since I hgve y“. defed from the Piece-of- ‘Milly-boats,

ohi “s "m"? years since I have been away,

And my heart is hot with longing

4nd my eyes with tears are dim.’

Just to see the sun go down 0-" Mllpeque Bay.

Oh, the redness! 11 u, “gm! Oh the beauty clothe liuuri u“ Curtain Island dressed in golden. bright array,

Still I see the old sh- 191,15

lest upon the middle-ground, While

on Malpeque Bey.

W" Levi. Captain Roach,

its smell of bar and And the evening sun 11:12:’ glossy sea,

Oh. there was wildness in white caps, There was madness in the foam,

all the day,

across the Bay,

ess, 0i’ “vrldly sooth _. a wealth Success has crowned my all the way, Bl"- I'd sive it all and welcome Just to be back home to-night,

Ileque Bay. Hartford. Conn.

lottetown. It was decided to com- bine the Thankuffcring and reg. ulnr‘ meeting for November by hilldliig it on the evening of Nu. vember 8th. The meeting closed Wm‘ lhﬂv repealing in unison of the Lords Prayrr alter the sing- ‘"3 05 hymn “Arm of the Lord, Awake, Awake." My; Cleve Whaien was pianist.—S,

—BBIDE AND GROOM ENTER- TAINED- Mr. and Mrs. Emery Linkietter entertained at their home in Linketter at a post-nup- tial shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Linkletter. To the Bridal Chorus, played by Mm, Winsloe Morrison, the bride and groom were escorted by the hos- tess to n special seat of honor in the bay window under an arch formed with pink and blue streamers. nlter which they were showered \Viill confetti. The rooms were artistically decorated with bouquets nf giadloli and other cut flowers. A prcttily trimmed basket oi‘ gifts was carried in by the Misses liinrjorie and Gladys Link- letter. The Misses Jennie rind Vera Rogers opt-ned the gifts w ie Mrs. Evnld Lewin read the ac ompanyirig verses. The many lovely and useful presents were then arranged by Mrs. James Es- sery. Mr. Llnkleticr on behalf of himself and his bride expressed his thanks to the many friends for the good wishes and gifts. All Joined in singing ‘Tor Thcy‘re Jolly Good Fellows". The remain- der of the evening was spent in social games and conversation and dainty refreshments were served by the ladies-S.

MT. MELLICK W. I.

The October meeting of Mt. Mel- lick Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs. J’. E. Mac- Eachern. The vice-president pre- sided. Meeting opened by repeat- ing Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by eleven members. Minutes of previous meeting were approved as read. Members and collectors handed in $14.50 for the Salvation Army and $14.75 for Canadian Appeal for Children. Letters were read from the Insti- lute office and the SalvationArmy.

There was some discussion about making of a Copenhagen auto- graph quilt. This was left over for next meeting. The treasurer was

bills. Musical instruction has been started in the school under the efficient management of Mrs. Jack MacI-iae.

It was decided to send a food

parcel to our adopted Institute in

England, 48 cans of meat. This

would be one for each memben. Each of the members was request-

ed to bring 50 cents to next meet- i inp. and balance to be paid out of

funds of institute.

Santa Claus is going to have a

new suit this year. Mrs. Edmund

Robertson is to buy the material, and pattern. and Mt. Mellick W. If; will all lend a hand at the sewing. I A collection of 70c was taken

and Mrs. W. J. Mulch kindly .in vitcd next meeting on the ﬁrst of

“nxn-mber. Meeting closed with

"~~ King. Lunch was served by,‘ "w hostess assisted by Mrs. Lew-. “n MacEachem.

the-sun sank gently down

I remember Captain Willis, (up.

Tidy’! house perched crazliy upon the quay.

I remember the old Corporal with

a the

TM" W“ temper in the tempest When the oyster boats beat game-

go i" against a gathering The matron of honor, Mrs. W And Burial C. Lecky. was frocked in a formal sry Sim Went down gown of embroidered organdy over

Oh. I've had my share of happln.

efforts

To watch the sunset over Map

- JJ-l. Burns

authorized to pay all outatandingi

iiirtle-LeokywWeiiiiing lit St. ‘Mary’: Ghurch

—Aiiractive arrangements of chryaanthemume and greenery in the St. Mary's Anglican Church, Siimmerside, was the setting on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock for an unusually pretty wedding when Catherine Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lecky, ex-' changed vewa with Murray Frank l-Iirtle, aon of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. G. Hlrtie of Mahone Bay, N‘. S. be- fore Archdeacon G. R. Harrison. The wedding music was under the direction of Mrs treelman Mac- Arthur and previous to the bridal party entering the church the choir sang "O Perfect Love." Miss Muriel Hirtie, sister of the groom. sang "Because" during the signing of the register.

To the strains of Lohengrlns Bridal Chorus, the bride entered the church on the arm of her 139w‘. by Whom she was given in marriage. She was charming in her train length model of white bridal satin with‘ French lace trim, featuring a high neckline with cape effect and long sleeves. I-ler full length veil fell fromasatin hat, trimmed with pew! orna merits and lace. She carried a cas- cade bouquet of Talisman roses.

leaf green satin. styled with off- the-shoulder neckline. sash ending: in bow at the back and hoop skirt with slight train. She wore ;. matching headdress and carried a cascade bouquet of chrysgnthg. mums.

The bridesmaids. Frances Lecky, sister of the bride, and Miss Jill MacKay of Charlotte. town were attired in gowns of blush pink brocaded satin, com. bined_with net. They wore match- ing headdresses and carried cas- cade bouquets of chrysaiithemums.

Mr, William Hirtle was best man for his brother and the ushers were Messrs. Claude and Alan Lecky, brothers of the bride.

Following the ceremony a recep- tion for eighty guests was held at the home of the bride's parents, where the rooms were decorated with a profusion of chrysantha- mums. Assisting in receiving with the bridal party were _the brides mother, who wore a floor length gown of wine velvet with match- ing hat in feather trim and a cor- sage of Talisman roses; and the

Miss

groom's mother chose a floor length dress of dove grey with sequin trim, a silver fox scarf

and corsage of Peerless roses. The candlelighted table was centred with a three tier wedding cake and the tea cups were presided over by Mrs. S. G. Merriam. while Mrs. R. S. P. Jardine cut the ices. Among those assisting in serving were Miss Muriel Hir- tie, Mrs. A. S. Hopkins, Mrs. Les- lie Simmons, Miss Margery Le- furgey, Miss Wanda Wyatt, Mrs. W. P. Callaghan, Miss Marie Bow- ness, Mrs. W. A. Allen. Mrs. Sin- clair MscKay, Mrs. Robert Nich- olaon.

Archdeacon Harrison proposed the toast to the bride, to which the groom responded.

Mr. and Mrs, lrlirtle left on a honeymoon trip to Boston and New York, the bride travelling in a ‘ three piece suit of Majolica wine

gabardine with grey accessories. i On return they will reside in Ma- 11°11! 33y. N. S. The groom receiv- ed his Bachelor of Aria degree from Acadia University. The bride also attended Acadia University.

, Out of province guests included l Mr. and Mrs. W. H. G. Hit-tie. Mr. William l-lirtle and Miss Muriel Ilirtle of Mahone Bay, N. 5,; Mr,

and Mrs. Curtis Ilirtie, Halifax, N. |S.: Mrs. (Din) Leslie Eaton. Mr. and Mrl. S. G. Merriam, Woll- vzlle, N. 5.; Miss Adelaide Colpitts, Mrs. W. M. Humphrey, and daugh- ter, Mrs. Morris. Moncton. N. B.; Mr. George Ruffee. Wolfville; Mr. Ross Friars, Moncton. —S.

MLACKALH-MAQPBEE

A very pretty wedding was soiemniaed at the United Church Manse in O'Leary on Thanksgiv- ing day, Oct. 10th when Rev. W. G. Dickson united in the Bonds of Holy Matrimony Miss Marjorie Irene MacPhee of -Ooieman and Mr. Nell Crockett MacKay of Coleman. The bride was attended iby her sister Miss Marion Mac- Phee and Mr. Gilbert Beer was was best. man.

The bride wore a wedding dress of blue crepe with navy accessories The bridesmaid was beccimingly dressed in aqua with black acces- sorlea. <

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ltlacPhee, Brae. She is Vice-President iof the Bras United Church Young Peoples Union. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford MacKny, Ooie- man. They are two of the most DOI-tular young people of the dis- trict and their legion of friends wish them God's richest Blessing l8 they embark on the sea of Matrimony-o

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distributors were discussed today at a meeting of motion-picture executives. The meeting was call- ed by the National Committee of; Motion Picture Exhibitors Associa- tions of Canada.

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