PAGE FOURTEEN __ rm: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN’ . , ,_ AOVEMBER 25, 194., Grand 0ld Lady WESTERN GUARDIAN women's iiisiiiuir MEETINGS "i" i" "o" "i" "I: ‘ - c i I I I o TnY—-——- in memibetrs Pfltyinslz 5X31 Ml; ‘igufeest, —P UL . - B Ll ,_ amoun lfll 0 . . nu 0 sum 0f Tignish Dies pig, w- I- mam“ ~..'.‘...“';....i.°;'°éi.J-P i=ii~i=iii"‘i"i-’l°i“i°t~'~”»’~"=iilft scissors;"szzriisasirz; flfl/[yi ...... . ' l I ' Th! 10111151 meaflfll 01"" Nber- lie Cole to act as leiider with the §,','§'.;,,",‘}"',.,‘j‘,,’_ “~5§-°.,',°’..,‘.‘{,,E'1"§'.,'{ and signed. I PIINS

ton Women's Institute was held on Wednesday evening at the homq of the secretary, Mrs. C. H. Weeks with ten members in attendance.

Minutes of the last annual meet-

Treasurer reported $21.05 net ro- ceipts on Ches Cooper concert, also $47.73 been cleared on supper.

The president gave a report of

—RESERVE December 3th for Dance in Kinkora. Hall, apongored by Home and School Association.

assistance of others.

Mrs. Fred Profitt invited them to her home for the first meeting. Red Cross convener was asked to

from Catarrh-o-aono was quick and helpful. There is something de- structive to a Grlppy Cold in Catarrh-o-lone; its penetrating va-

The death occurred Thursday evening of Mrs. James W. Kiiich. 94, Tignish.

Mrs. Kinch lived with her son

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Claude and was lovingly and re- spectfully referred to, knew hcr. as "the grand Old Lady"

project leading to the betterment

by all who

She was the oldest woman resident

the welfare of young and old. Any

Kensington Presbyterian Hall, on November 26th, starting at 3 P, M.

--TOP NOTCII entertainment,

—BESEBVE November 29th and

MONDAY and TYESDAY

spread approval and support.

W. L. Ladies‘ Aid

of the community won her wide- She was an active member of the C.

She is survived by two sons, two

30th for variety concert in St. Paul's Hall, Summerside. Plays, singing, dancing. Children's mat- inee on Monday at seven o'clock.

ins and of last monthly meeting were read and approved. Corre- spondence included n letter from the provincial convener for citizen-

last month; a letter in regard to, organizing sewing clubs and one in regard to making an autograph quilt to help pay expenses of dele- gates to the meeting of the As-

send to headquarters for knitting and sewing material. Mrs. James Bealrsto invited members for the December meeting. Roll call will

A delicious lunch was serv- ed by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Cornelius Glllis. Meeting closed with The King and a social hour followed.

soclated Country Women of the World. Members expressed willing-i

,por opened my nose so I could breathe freely again. That tight feeling in the throat was cleared away. New health came to me with Catarrh-o-zone. I recovered fast

nine, 75c; smaller size. 35c, at all druggiets.

__M__.. the December meeting to her

home when the annual Christmas sale of home made articles will

her work for the year, also thank- ed other fellow officers and com- mittees for their splendid coop- eration during the year.

in the village. t i a m ship, Mrs, R. 1., Burgg o; 5L be an exchange of gifts. m m, m“ u", Wm;- Secretary-ireasurer gave a fin-

, ‘Inf! _ In her lifetime Mrs. Kinch took agnfij?" 8:111’ §‘,‘,...’.§‘,f§"°§,e,flf,§‘_ Peter's Bay; acknowledgement 1mm A short dialogue was- then act- yd; you hnveqnn unhqgjthy no" ancial report of the year's work.

Bill Williams in an active part in community af- may, “mm”; dmchm Dom . G. Foster of the Canadian ed by Mrs. W. J. l-Irrrlnston. Mrs. n» throat condition due to cold, use Receipts! cash on hand, $10259 %_M_

"TflE CLAY PIGEON" fairs and was always interested in m,“ n‘ Institute for the Blind of $50.42 Ralph Connick and Mrs. Charlie Catsrrh-o-sone and get started on beginning of year; gran-t. collec- a new slate of officer ~ from Tag Day held in Alberton Cole. the road to better health. Luge glen, tees, $13.13; enterfninmgms. s would in

$220.29; collection ,ia district for

lOWISI PRICE:

appointed next. year.

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Arrangements we brate the 15th iinnxiiiorirfslndre$ggcelu Institute at Hillcrosi Ling. Al“ Bffflllxeinents were made for m party for Mr. Harold IiiICKfllZla who is spending his furlough hm

Red Cmss. $14.80; gifts received $15.00. — Total receipts $365.80. Expenses —— Installing lights and repairs for hall. $07.70; placing organ and other items in school,

—BOR.DEN CHURCH SERVICE for Sunday. November 27th. 3 P.M. in Legion Hall. S. S. at 2 P. M. Everyone welcome. Rev. D. M.

daughters and an adopted douch- ter. Her husband pre-deceased her 22 years ago. One son, Romie, and one daughter, Etta. Mrs. Stephen

also musical instructions $81.00; gifts. treats, donations. $30.87; fruit for sick, $6.50; misc, $14.83; light bill, $13.00; total expenses $248.00;

Next meeting n; ll y, Mrs. Carroll. roll callmtn °.I‘.,,,,f wered with an exchange n! m. Collection 40c. Articles for he:

EMTVALE W. I. take place. Mrs. Walter McLure to be in charge of program.

A guessing contest by Mrs. Wil-

ness to assist with the autograph; quilt. i It is hoped that sewing clubs-

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The annual meeting of the Bany-

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Warm with ihs love and courage _'

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lifooncyc. also pro-deceased her. Surviving Guy, Saint John, F, liiorrissey.

Mrs. Harry Nay.

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-FORGET YOUR troubles and come to the variety show ln St. Paul's Hall on Tuesday and ‘V95- nesday evenings, November 29th. 30th. The best yet.

_T_ —SUMMERSIDE Presbyterian i “m” ‘°""°° s““""" N9“ 27"“ at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Theological

student from Mount Allison Uiii- versity, Rev. J. A. McGowan, In- tcrlm Moderator.

-TIIE VARIETY show scheduled for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day in St, Paul's Hall, Summer- side has been postponed until the following week, December 5th, 6th. 7th. Tickets sold will be good on

12th. those dates. 13th. 13th. 14th. Hth. 15th.

-NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS.- Advertlsers are reminded that their copy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the previous clay to guarantee insertions. Out oi’ city advertisers who telephone classl- fieds, etc. should particularly bear this in mind.

—PR.I'NCETOWN United Church. Malpeque, Sunday. November 27th. Divine Worship 11.00 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. ‘Tuesday. November 29th. ser- vice in Dar-Kiley Hall. 8 P. M._ Wed- nesday, Novsmiber 30th, Meeting of Official Board in Memorial Rowli- B P. M. Rev. James Cross. Minister. —KENS!NGTON, Freetown and Malpeque Presbyterian C1111"!!- Servlces Sunday, Nov. 27th. Ken- sington at 11 a.m.; Freetown at 3 p.m. and Malpequo at T30 P-m- Rev. Donald A. Campbell, New

London, guest preacher for the day. Rev. A. McGowan, Min- istei‘.

-CHUBCH NOTICE for Parish of New London for Sunday, N0- vember 27th, 1st in Advent- S!- Mnrk's, Kenslngton, Holy Commun- ion 8.30 a.m. Senior Sunday School 10.00 a.m.. Morning PrayBr 11-90 a.m., Junior Sunday School 3.00 p. m.; St. Thomas’, New London, Eve- ' nlng Prayer 2.30 p.m.: St. Steph- -' en's, Burlington, Evening Prayer 7.30 pm. Start the new church year right by attending church. Rev, Sidney J. Davies, B.A.. Rector.

—FUNERAL WEDNESDAY- The funeral of the late JohnA. MiicLeod was held from Brook- field Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon Nov. 23rd. Rev. Donald Nicholson conducted the services at the Church and grave. The pallbearers were: Messrs, Donald MacDonald, Ray Moore, Gordon Maobeod. 111N500 Seritner, Brenton ljollar and Ari- drew Dollar. Buriel in Brookfield

the cake at the K. of C. weekly

can be organized and the School Committee was asked to ascertuinl the number ‘of girls, who would‘ be interested in such a project. The sum of $201!) was voted for the Jubilee Endowment Fund. The treasurer reported a balance of $120.34 on hand. Several bills were ordered paid.

The visiting committee reported a number of calls on newcomers. sick and shut-ins. The hall com- mittee reported two rentals dur- ing the _month, The school coni- mittee has secured paint for one blackboard and orders for cod liver oil capsules are being received. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. H. Weeks. Dis- cussion in regard to the annual dinner usually held in November was left over for the next meet- ing. New committees are: Visiting, Mrs. W. R. Oulton and Mrs. J. F. Black; school, Mrs. Eric Corbett and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie.

A comprehensive report of the year's activities was given by the secretary, Mrs. C. l-l. Weeks. En- rollment was 27 and the average attendance was 13. Nine regular meetings were held. Each meeting was opened with the Ode and tlic Creed followed by business and a programme. These programmes in- cluded “Christmas Carols and Their Stories", "Music" by Mrs. G. B. Cunningham, "Birds", by Rcv. G, N. Somers, recipes for canning. preserving and pickling. films on various subjects, and a handicraft display

The Institute sponsored a Blood Donors Clinic, swimming classes, TB. X-ray clinic, and a Tag Day for the Canadian Institute for tlie Blind.

Through the Institute there has been made available to the com- munity a Red Cross Loan Ciip- board and the Institute has a Red Cross convener who distributes knitting and sewing materials. The Institute also sponsors the Boy Scouts and permits them to use the hall for their weekly meet- lngs free of charge.

At Christmas treats were sent to sick and elderly folk and at the end of the school term a treat was provided for the school, and some minor repairs were made to the W. I. Hall. Contributions were made to the T. B. League, the U. E. F. 13., Red Cross, Sal- vation Army.

Early in the year the members met at the Hillside Restaurant for a banquet at which six .charter members of the Institute were hon- ored guests.

The annual report 0f the treas- urer, Mrs. Everett Shea, showed receipts amounting to $729.25. Mid expenditures totalling $608.91, leav- ing a balance on hand of 5120-34- Officers for the coming Yea!‘ n"

Shea; directors. Mrs. R. M. Dunn.

vale Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Vincent McCloskey on Friday Nov. 4 with an attend- ance of ten members and six vis- itors present.

Meeting was opened by the Ode followed by roll call which was re- sponded to by a. collection,

Minutes of last meeting arid last annual meeting were read and I4)- provcd also a financial report by Secretary Treasurer was given. No reports were given by/ school or sick committee.

The election of officers for the

ensuing year are as follows- president-Mrs. Matthias Callag- han (re-elected) vice-presldentfi- Mrs. Patrick Clarkiir; secretary treasurer-Mrs. Vincent Mcclss- kcy (temporary) directors- Mrs. Louis Griffin and Mrs. James Quinn; auditors-Mrs. Maizrice McCloskey and Mrs. Tobias M-ur- ray. The new committee for Dec.- sick-Mrs. Maurice McCloskey, Mrs. Lawrence Murray; schocl- Mrs. James Quinn and Mrs. Wal- ter Coady; program-Mrs. Tobias Murray and Mrs. Vincent Mc- closkey.

It was moved and seconded that members have a high Mess said for Mrs, Peter Costello also one

for the Souls in Purgatory. Next Robe“ giacxlmon

meeting to be held at the home cf Mrs. James Clarkln and roll call to be answered by paying mem- bership fees. Meeting closed by singing God Save the King. Lunch was served by the hostess and a social chat was enjoyed by all.

BRACKLEY POINT W. I.

The fourth annual meeting of Brackley Point Women's Institute was lfeld at the home of Mrs. Lo- well Younker on Thursday even- ing Nov. 3. Thirteen members were present and paid meirmber- ship fees in response to roll call.

Minutes of last annual and reg- ular meetings were read and ap- proved. The retiring president, Mrs. Fred Hughes thanked the members for their hearty co-o-per- ation which made her task more of a pleasure than a duty. She thcn spoke of the special service of three members‘ namely: Mrs. Walter Gregor, Mrs. Walter Mc- Lure and Mrs. Fenton McLure, who were then presented with In- stitute pins and a box of choco- lates each in recognition of their untiring efforts.

The sick committee reported two visits with fruit and cards.

The secretary treasurer gave a complete account of the year's work, which was most successful both socially and financially. the

Following ls the new slate o!

lard McCallu-m caused much amusement and was won by Mrs. Howard Cudmore.

Collection was $3.05. -

Lunch was served by the hos- tess and committee, and after a pleasant social hour the meeting closed with the National Anthem.

CROSS ROADS W. I.

The annual meeting of Cross Roads W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Seymour and Mrs George Farquharson on Nov. lst. The pre- sident, Mrs. Malcolm Reeves pre- sided aricl the meeting opened with Ode followed by Creed. Roll call was answered by ten’ members with payment of clues. The minutes of the last annual and regular meetings were read anri approved. The president gave a. very encourag- ing report. The secretary's report showed that receipts Zor the year amounted to $454.84 with expendi- tures of $447.43 leaving a balance of $7.41.

Election of officers followed- There was no president elected and Mrs. Malcolm Reeves will act as president until the next mot-t» ing when a. new appointment will

be made; Vice-President Mrs. James Bennett, secretary, Mrs. (re-electerli;

treasurer, Mrs. Earl Jenkins; audi- tors, Mrs. Hank Wood and Mrs Winston Jenkins; directors, Mrs. Seyniore Farquharson and Mrs. Lloyd Balderston. Discussion fol- lowed on ways of raising money and it was decided to hold a rum- mega sale as soon as arrangements can be made. It was decided that we hold a orolrinole party and box social in the school in place of the December meeting. Collection a.m- moiiiited to $1.45. Eleven boxes of Christmas cards were sold. After the meeting adjourned. a delicious lunch was served by hostesses and committee in charge.

Following is the president's rc- port. "Cross Roads Women's I'l- stitute may well feel that the year 1048-40 was e. successful year. not to mention a busy one At the be- ginning of the year. we pledged ourselves to buy new desks for our school and the ammount of money required for ‘his was raised in various ways. We opened our 03.111- paign with a cake sale, followed by a series of crokinole parties. then the presentation of plays by the Winaloe players. at which time we also held an auction of m‘f- cellaneous articles and a 8111i? b! candy. During the summer, an ice cream festival W85 598896- All m‘? money raised enabled us to meet our objective.

While we were mainly interested in equipping our school. it was al- so necessary to remember the slik

cemmary‘ zlitIrstuIdovgs.Lnfiilglhgnfitrycsldleliietfitlifilfgi total amount raised being $443.10 and needy. Treats Wm w“ i“ u“ Wm; GAE-J Mrs (j-ggrgg A. C. Creen; vice-president, Mrs. with expenditures of $407.45. sick of the district and generoul B; u, luck QM“, o; Arthur Wilkie; secretary, Mrs. C. leaving a balance of $35.05 on donations given l» all “WWW!- ” op w“ e y H. Weeks; treasurer, Mrs. Everett hand. The school children received

their singing lessons from Professor

Cross work were distribute

the members: also Instiiutieaxlilgi‘: and a letter from the supervisin- Miss Boswell, trying lg nrgunil; a sewing club. Mei-ting do,“ with the singing of National An- them. Delicious lunch was sen-co by the hostess, assisted liy 1.1.1 B Riley and Mrs. B. Crozicr. '

cash on hand, $121.90.

The sick committee reported two sick in hospital. " ‘ ‘ commit- tee reported no visits made to school.

It was reported Mr. Johnson was unable to come out at present. It was suggested another teacher be obtained if possible.

It was moved and seconded that n remembrance be sent to Mrs. Boswell Jenkins. The secretary was asked to write Miss Maylen Boswell about organizing a sew. ing club. $1.00 been paid out for sick treats.

The election of oiificera are as follows: President, Mrs. Henry Jenkins; vice-president. Mrs. W. Chandler; secrutary, Mrs. L, My.

ers; treasurer, Mrs. John Mac- Phail; auditors, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Horton; directors, Mrs, Gill

Jenkins and Mrs. Adams; sick committee, Mrs. G. Myers gngl Mrs. flicks: school, Mrs. H. Jen. kins andlMrs. R. Jenkins,

Collection for evening $1.10,

Lunch committee for next meet- ing. Helen. Laura, Annie,

N”? lllace of meeting lelft 0pm. ed.’ The meeting then adjourned, A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Before leaving a hearty vote of thanks was extend. ed to Mrs. Hermans for her kind hospitality.

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BALTIC W. I.

The annual meeting of Baltic W. I. met at the home of Mfg, Earle

“WNW! 0" Tuesday evening lengths inuniici- beautlfull

, - y. No\.“8. Meeting opened by llnk- and imiy be washed many ing The Institute Ode and re- timea without losing their

heating the Creed in unison. Roll riill was responded to by 8 menn. bqrs Paying their fees. Reading of minutes of last monthly and n“. nunl meetings were approved and signed. Reports of different com- mittees were given. »

School committee reported buy- ink two blackboard brushes for which n bill of 50c was moved to be paid; also that a new yard stick was needed. Sick committee gave no report and treasurer gave a very satisfactory report.

Mrs. Bruce Crozier was then ap- pointed to the chair for the elec- tion of officers. All officers were re-appointerl on the condition that

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Eliza Palmer. aged 86. of Sum-

last Tuesday to fall and break her hip and a wrist. which hastened her end. as she had been in dell- cate health for some time. She leaves to dherlsh the memory of a kind and loving mother, four sons, Robert of Freeland, Allan M. of Summerside, Edgar in Wel- lesly, Mass. and Ingham of Char- lottetown, to all of whom sym-