_fi.AYM0l\'D GRANT, 0. 1).. Op- wmenvLgt_ will be in his O'Leal-y (mice on Saturday. May 22nd.

__HAvE YOUR interior decorat- mg done now. First class painting and paper hgnglng. Call 3367. sum- meyslde.

_“COM!.‘ our or yours COMA". French River Hall. Friday. May 23;}. by Summerside Baptist Play- em sponsored by W. I.

_“1.; I-snva A LITTLE. and play . mug, and cry A little, and laugr . mug" — Kelvin Entertainment K-mg George Hall, Kenslngton rruegdgy, May 26th. Curtain 8.30.

JHE PRESBYTEBIAN Church in Canada. services for Sunday. Mfll 23rd. Freetown 11.00 a. In. Keil Memorial 3.00 p. m. The Rev. Alex- ander Marks. Blind Evangelist. will preach at each of these services. Kensington 7.30 p. 111. Rev. Gardinii Dalzell will preach. A cordiial wel- wme to all, Rev. E. H. Bean, B. A. B -1- 1-1,, B. D.. Minister.

..FlRS'l‘ COMMUNlON—At St. Paul's Church. Summerside. yes- terday morning at the eight o'clock Mus, first holy communion was admll’ll.5tEI‘€d to 66 boys and 56 girls. 122 children in all. The .\lass was celebrated by Rt. Rev G, J. .VlacLellari. V.G.. who ad- dressed the children in a sermon qppr0Dl'l£lle to the occasion.

._THE IJNITED Church of Can- ada, Kansington. rural life Sun- ,1.,_.-_ _\1n_v 23rd. Church school Ill o'clock. Morning worship ll oi-lock. Evening worship 'i':.'ill Gupst preacher, Rev. F. W. San’- tion. Summerfleld, Church school 2 p.m.. puhlic worship 3 pm. Rev. Lewis M. Murray. B.A., B.D.. minister.

-.\'E\V LONDON l‘AS'l‘0RATlI cH,\m';E. — Presbyterian Churci‘ in Canada. Rev. E. ii. Bean, Interim Moderalor. services for Sunday. M3‘. 23rd_ Long River 11.00 a. m. cliiton 2. 30 p. m. Mission Bond Thank Offerin8- The REV. G8"‘““°'- Dalzell will preach at these services Geddle Memorial 1.30 p. m. Rm‘ Alexander Marks. Blind Evanzell-it will preach.

—YOUNG ADULTS‘ F I NAL MEETING -— The closing meet- ing of the Young Adult Group I‘ the Summerside Presbyterian Church was held in the Church Parlor on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Keith Johnston presiding. Opening with the Lord's Pray?!’ in unison. Mrs. Seavcr l\lacDonnlrl read the Scripture Lesson. Psalm I3. and Rev. J. Donald MacKny pffered prayer. Plans for the sum- mer months were discussed. A social hour followed when refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Ken- neth Walker. Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs. Claude Harkness.

Personals

---Mr Neil Walker of Summer- side. left. last week for Sudbury. 0nt., to spend the summer. —-S.

-Miss Doris Jardine of the J. K 5 Variety Store is a patie:nt~in the Prince county Hospital. and hm mm}. mgndg extend a wish for a speedy recovery of her health.

llodil-llowatt wedding

-.aaslrets of iorsymla created the floral settine 10*‘ We “'°§dm‘ yutmuy afternoon at 2.00 oclock in the '11-inity United Church. sumineuide. when I-‘W91 M“‘“‘ daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. 3- Howatt, and James Donald Hadd- ton of Dr. and Mrs. D. G. I-{odd oi Hgrflngbon Harbor, Quebec. were iiniud in the holy bonds of mem- inony. Rev. C. D. Matheson offic- lned. Miss Mary Geldsrt was in charge of the weddlnfl m“3l°-

The bride was given in marl-last? by her father and attended by Miss Kay Henderson of Pictou. N. 5., a clunnste.

Mr. Jack Richudson. brother- in-lsw of the groom.Wu best Wm Messrs. Ronald smith and Donald Webster of Charlottetown ushered the guests to their places which were marked with bows of white ribbon.

The bride was lovely in hei floor-length gown of ivory all-in A tight. fitting ‘bodice was topped with A high neckline. the lonfi slim sleeves were pointed over the wrist: and s peplum subtly draped to form 1 train. Clouds of fine not were held to the bride's dark hair with a seed pearl halo and red roses in a cascade bautluel were carried by the bride.

The’ bridemaid was gowned in coral pink nylon net over taffeta with matching headdress and car- Yled I nosegay of mixed flowers.

Mrs. Howstt chose for hel daughters wedding and ice blue lace gown with navy accessories ill deep pink carnatlons

The groom! mother was attired "l HIV)‘ bofleta with matching ac- cusories and a canon of D819 Dink carnatlons.

Following the ceremony a recep- tion for eighty guests was held at Mulberry Lodge where the bride's table was centred with I low bowl of spring flowers. flanked by light»

tapers.

Mrs. P. W. MucNevln of Char- lottetown. Aunt of the bride. and Mrs. waiter Du-by performed the honors. Mrs. Jock Richardson, sis-

oi the groom. Mrs. Ronald smith. Mu. Jack Brown. Mrs lflison Msedrcgor. Mi-i. chasm Macoomild. cousins of the bride.

as Nancy Macnrlsne. Miss Joan -‘i‘.Mi.ss Bally Woodside and Miss .\iar.oii Rogers assisted in serving "'9 guests. hh" a wedding trip by automo- \--‘ to Do-nu or interest in the ‘l 7:‘-mu. the bride changed to a "4 0! lce-blue glburdlne. with top ;°‘,‘ °‘ "Ivy and white check,nnd “'0' acccsr-ii-i's. HI!‘ ooruge wu ‘M cum ens. HOT} return they will reside in ‘max. N. 8. 'iho bride is I I053 J-‘ill! and the groom is 1954

“lime or Acadia uriiveniiy.

Tile Western Guardian

Saturday, May 22. 1954 The Guardian W V’ V > ‘_ "‘_

Page 15 _—BRACE'5 store and ware- rieuses will be closed all day

next Monday. May 24th.

—ALL TAXES due New London School must be paid by May 20th. or they will be handed in for col- lection. By order of Trustees.

-—-NORTH TEYON Presbyterian Church. service Sunday, May 23. 11 a.m. Church school 12:15. Miss Mary A. MacKenzle, deaconesl.

—ANNL‘AL Kinsmen S p rin 3 Carnival Summerside Curling Rink May 26-27-28-29th. Featuring expanded nature exhibit and out- standing entertainment program every night. Door prize $25.00.

—sI-EARLETOWN HALL — see the 3-act comedy "Aunt Jerushy On The Warpath", by Carleton players May 24th at 8.30. Sponsor- cd by Searletown W. I.

—NORTH BEDEQUE UNITED (‘liurch services Sunday, May 23rd, Travellers Rest 9.30. North Be-deque 11.00 o'clock. Freetown 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. K. Campbell. minister.

-——YOUNG WOMI-2N’s GUILD — Mrs. Kenneth Walker entertained the Young People's Guild of the Summerside Presbyterian Church for the May meeting at her home. The president. Miss Constance Enman was in the chair. Plans were discussed for a summer pro- ject and Mrs. Mark Gaudet. Jr.. and Mrs. Henry Bishop were ap- pointed to check on it. It was de- cided to hold a pantry sale in June. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hazel Dystant and Mrs. Mark Gaudet Jr. —S

S'side W.M.S. Birthday Social

-—Rev. Everett Bean of Ken- ..iigLun “as guest speaker lH.s\ evening in the Summerside Pres- .>_\‘teriun hall at the annual birth- .i:iy social oi the Women's Mis- nonary social which included the Evening Circle. The minister. .:ev. J. Donald Ma_cl-(ay introilui» (I the speaker who gavn an ill- lcresiing and lnformatiie l«li.'. '1]! the uurk of the Board or .\lissions. basing her talk on llll .c.\'t, “Go ye into all the worlil iind preach the gospel." The members of the Kenslngtun W. .\i, S. were guests.

Mrs. Wm. B. Forbes DIP.‘-.lIl£‘Ll .ind was assisted in the rlevoiio.i- -1 by Mrs. J. 5. Perry who rearl ‘.llE Scripture lesson in St. Mat- rliew % and by Mrs. Henry Bishop who offered prayer.

A vocal solo ‘‘This Is My ilior‘s House" by Miss ll.-incnck accompanied by \iriureen Forbes was icy-ed.

The hymns sung were "0 Lorri Thou Art My God and King" and

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Lord's Prayer in unison. a social hour was enjoyed when refresh- merits were served by the com- mlttee in charge.

Superintendent Of P.C. Hospital is Appointed

—At a regular meeting of the board at trustees of the Prince County Hospital held on Thurs- day night, Mrs. Sarah J. MacLel- lan. R.N.. I present superinten- dent of the Waterford General hospital. New Waterford. N.S.. was appointed superintendent of the Prince County Hospital. She will assume her duties early in July. Since the resignation of Miss Helen Schurman in November. Miss Anna Cameron has been acting superintendent and regret was expressed at the meeting that her health had made it necessary for her to resign. She has agreed to remain until Mrs. Mucbellsn arrives. Appreciation was express- ed for the excellent job that Miss Cameron had done during this in- lerim period. Mrs. MacLellan has I wide ex- perience in the nursing field and has had positions of responsibility in several Nova Scotis hospitals including the snnstorium at Kent- vllle. _.s_

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He attended CW5 stimdlnfi 55% '0 79%'md; ‘- Summerside High School. Mt. Al- goum named. 101' P9“ 5 and "8 1350,, University and Dam,-mare a0% to 64% in the coulse name . and he plans to enter the field as RFUGION I ' chartered wcounmncy tn chm-. First Class. James Noonan. W1.- 1 Q’; to t y,h_ liam 'I‘rainor.'I‘homasFord. Thomas 0 e wn nex mon Grant, Geraldine Sullivan. Thomas " ‘ ""' Swift. Richard Noonan. Gerald 1500 suit in m 4 4 Monaghan, Arnold Mullin. Daniel .5500 Calder luv: is is‘ Shea. 3:33 5:}, “d E‘ 3% fly’ Second Class: Edward McCabt-. 4400 C“ can [05 50,; mo Thomas Beagan. John Dyer. Helen azls Camp Chill 29: us Zlvi Patricia MacDonald. Kimble Jay. 119° C_'"‘|? 3‘ 73° 71° 7"’ Elliott MacAulay. Ralph Shea. For.- ”°° C 0 L"'d' 375 3” 375 ler Webb. Arlene Dowling. Ian Gil- zoo c 0 Lin wt: no 240 no . 1000 can 4.1 u _-.4 3; M lies, Elmer Hammlll. George Mul- ggg Edn A|tl 0 son ago 490 hlly, Francis slower. Henry ‘Claude’. ' CW '5" 35° 35” Ivan Tierncv. 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Leonair‘ W‘ -' ' 7‘ Leclair Eugene Mooney Jo‘.ll' moo Cid! rov. mu. :0» ' ' . . 43330 C5 2,12,, ,3 ,5 ,5 ‘ Walsh. George’ McMahon. l\oe. mo cm. An 1 7 1 M.-icMillan. Corinne Duffy. Jnhr 1075 C Dlsr I9.» l5n l'- Taylor. Elizabeth Covle. Aelred 3‘;‘;‘;‘:,1‘l: ‘7 it :5 H 53 MacKlnnon. Lewis MacDonald. 1550,, C Ha,,,'w ,1 ,1 ,2.‘ Passed: Wilfred Gillls. G:»rmai:- .i'mili’im Pow [Nil 2...‘. mi Lemleiix. .l. H. Richard wedge. 532 Con Molar 21 2| 2! Guy Diamond. Michel Lemieux. 150'] (“ .\lu‘n ll|6 ll|.‘\ l||.‘i RELIGION 3 sulfa (&unSI?ll:(lI M :35. 2?" , 3“ First. Class: Gerald Steele 11135 C me); u 11 11 Second Class: Gerald Coady. iinim 1; mini: 7'. n‘. 1 Francis Zakem. Mariedlth Mac- lggmg §§:‘\“k :51,“ $3“ rifll" l\7Ionald.d zgllllillr Elendergastj. Leo 25009 Ruth 5,, 5,, 5.,‘ . r_Qual . lar cs orrison. erome isuc West pm Hi! llii Mil Quinn. Ellen Mullally. William 550 convint sis 335 ass Maclsaac. Jean Dufresne. Emi M. 5°“ C°“"‘° 3°" 3"’? " .VIurph\‘. Gerald Arsenault. 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Beugan, Helen Patricio MacDon- ald. George Mullslly, Daniel Shea. Arlene Dowling. Patricia L. Muc- Donald.

Passed: John Dyer. I311” MIC- Aulay. Germain Lemleux. Ralph Shes. St. Clair Fisher. Anne Mac- Donald. Lucettn M.soDonald. Rose- mary MoQuaid. Kimble Jay. Ber- nard Walsh. Desmond Connolly. Grace Seaman. Ivan Tierney. Fos- ter Webb. Marie Bulge, Jun Paul Roussel, Gaston Roy, Maureen Besgan.

English I

First Class: Louis Miccloskiey.

second Club: Leo MoGlnn, Ar- thur sealnan. John Walsh. Earl l-landrshan, Elizabeth Coyle.Aell-ed Maoliinnon. John Taylor, William

Cameron, George McMahon.

Passed: Rosella Devlne, Russell Mcinnis, Eugene Mooney, Corinne Duffy. Wilfred Gillls. Leonard Le- Clair. J. H. Richard Wedge, Lewis MacDonald. St. Clair Trainor, Guy Diamond, Noel Maclvlillan, Urban MaoMlllan. Michel Lemieux.

English 4 .

First Class: Gerald Steele.

Second Class: Reginald McQualcl Andre Dorals. Allan MacDonald A n d r e w MacDonald. Marledltll MacDonald, Robert Mooney. Slsttr James Charles, Sister Miriam Eu. gene, Richard A. Wedge. Johi: Dunphy. John Reardon. Thomas Kane. Charles Roche. Patrick Mc- Kenna. Etta MacDonald, Ralph Gaudet, Eugene Kenny.