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The bride was given in hlerriege by her tether. and attended by her lllkf. M11. Fletch see. as matron of honor. and by Miss nuth Hyde as bridesmaid. Mr. Murray 8. Wil- let. oi Summers! was best, man for his brother end the ushers were air. W. H. Bates end Mr. 1:.J. pres-

nl l A wedding gown of white supper setin was chosen by the bride. it wes designed with a nylon net yoke outlined with shll-ring, 3 basque bodice and long sleeves tapered to ilolnts over the hands. The boul- fant skirt wes trimmed with shlr-' ring extends from the waistline to the end cf the train. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a head- dress of orange blossoms. and she carried a cascade bouquet of pin. occhlo roses, scottish heather and white baby chrysanthunums.

Following the . eption, held at the home of the bride's parents. the ccuple left on a motor trip through Ontario and New York State. Going away the bride wore a ccrallred suit with navy acces- sories. Qn their return they will take up residence in Ottawa.

out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs. R..Is Wlllet, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. willet. summerside: Mr. TM. Willet, Winnipeg; Mr. W. H. Batu-s Toronto; Miss J. Milllgan. Mrs. E.W. Davies, Saint John. N. .B.: Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Baker. Dr. JB. Downing, Montreal; Mr. 0.1.. Pond. Fredericton. N. B. - S

S'sNidE'GTlT-T Weds In B. C.

A wedding of much local inter- est took place in First Unitcd Church, Victoria, B.C., at 7.30 PM on October ldth. when Rev. MAJ. Waters united in marriage Merle Aileen Clark. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Clark. Summerslde. and ssell Marion Riguse, of Bir- mingham. Saskatchewan.

The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Norman Hanley and wore a dove grey gsbardine suit with wine accessories and a ccrsage of white gardenlas.

Mrs. Marcia MacDonald was mn- tron of honor. she wore a laurel greengabardine suit with cherry coke accessories and e corsage of gal-denies,

Petty officer Gordon Hay was best man.

Follcwing the ceremony is recep- tion was held at the home of Mrs. MacDonald.

After ll honeymoon spent in Van- couver e newlyweds will reside in Victoria lwhcre Petty Officer Riguse is attached to the Royal Canadian Navy. - S .

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COLUMBIA PiC1 URE5 presents

Shows 1:15-9:15: Matinee Tllurs. 3:30: Sat. 2:30

PLEASE NOTE: (No Matinee Fridcyli for this week only. on account of this picture playing for 4 days.

THE REST OF THE JOLSON STORY

. CAPITOL W Summon-side (THE BEST IN SOUND Ur MOVIES) BEGINNING (Tonight) WEDNESDAY and FOR THE VIALANCE

hy .- Mr. Bruce ilaenougell. ery. Ix- cellent financial reports -were given by the central Treasurer. Mrs. E. W. wilt!!! of O'Leary and by the

tlonl Is follows: Brae. Mr. !'. W. Maclleddz Bloomfield, Mr. R. F. KecAuslend: O'Leery, Mrs. but Vntoher and Mrs. John Mat- thews and Mr. James T. Wood re- preseniodwest Devon.

ll letter, stressing the claims of the Missionary and Maintenance Fund to every family. member and adherent, Consider ”

lnents were made in the of. the Manse this year and the cost was allocated to the different congregations on the following per- centage basis:- Brae. is per cent; West Devon 12 1-2 per cent; Bloom-

field, 2'! 1-2 per cent; O'l.eery. 46 .per cent. The minister expressed his ep-

precletion of the fine services to Mrs. E. W. Turner. Treasurers and to the four local? treasurers. The (much Funds such! as Conference Fund, Pension Fund. were paid. t

Fund. considering the

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seeded pearls. ehe cascade of American Beauty roeel. The bride was attended by nor,- nice Butler. who wore e blue nylon merquisette gowli with f ”

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voted wife and loving mother. her narrowing husband and young son Charles Beecher. who along with I sister of the deceased.-Illfe. Ed- ger Crournsn and Mr. Croeenlen accompanied her .emelne to Prince

accessories. she carried a cascade 31! pink roses. The room was attend-

the bride. .

rioliowing the reception at the B0019 oi the bride's parents, the young couple left on I. short wed- ding tlrip. For travelling the bride; wore a pale blue gebardinc suit. with navy bhle velvet accessories.

Mr. and Mrs. cehili will reside in Halifax, where the groom is em. played with the J. A. Leeulen Com- pany. They have the but wishes foe-'a long and happy wedded life from a host of friends.

the Central

it was decided in give the loose

collection on Sunday inominl. Oct. 22nd, when the guest speeker will

be Dr. Florence Mu-rray of Korea. to the Missionary and Maintenance extremely low price for potatoes, the Official Board was well pleased with the financial reports. It was decided to have another meeting about the middle of December. The meeting closed by the Benediction.

Bri.le llonored At Shower

The home of Mr. and Mrs. James Macxlnnon. Malpeque, wit; me scene of a pleasant event on Fri- day. Oct. 13 when a goodly num- ber of kind relatives and friends sathered to pay their respects to their daughter. Audrey who wgs to be married the next day.

hen all had assembled, the br e-to-be was led to the peace of honor by her sister. Frances. The Dresents were brought in by Miss Georgie l..ockhart.and Miss Joyce Bryenton, The numerous parcels were opened by Mrs. William Coup- ins and Mrs. William Macintvre while the verses -were read by Miss VQTM Bfventcn and Mrs. Ross

Warren. They were arranged by Miss Janet Macxinnon.

The bride-to-be thanked all pres- ent for their very great kindness after which they all sang. "Far She's a Jolly Good l"eiiow"7. The gifts consisted of a great number of very useful articles and a sub- stantial sum of money.

"l'he remainder of the evening was spent in dancing to music my. nished by the competent music- ians. Elwood and Carl crazier, till a late hour when all dispersed to their homes wlshlna Audrey many hwpny Years of married life.

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MARJORIE MAIN and PERCY KILBRIDE in

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(Funniest Picture of the Year!)

Iliamonll Jubilee 'St. Luke's cllurcll

- services are being held every

night this week in st. l.1uke's Ang- 1,103u Church. O'Leary Corner. and at Holy Trinity Anzlican Church at Alene in commemoration of the slxtieth anniversary of the con- secratio of both churches, ,At A a the speakers will be: Rev. W. J. Phillips; Rev. J.R.. Mac- Mahon,5 Alberton: Rev. Stanley Armstrong cf Orapaud, Rev. 'r.J. Ibbott of Charlottetown.

At 0'Lnl-y corner the speakers are: Rev. ArchdeeconiG.R. Har- rison. Sulnmefside; Rev. W. J. Phil- lips, Rev. L. A. Dignan. Port Hill. and Rev. Canon E. M. Malone of Charlottetown.

The minister of the Churches. Rev. J.R. Mecuehcniend his peo- p'.'e are rcceivln hearty congrat- ulations on the iamond Jubilee of the Churches from brother minis. ters and neighboring churches.

Both churches were consecrated -by the late Bishop Courtney in Oct. 1890 although services have been held in their areas many years previous to that date. The churches have a prcud record of service. Many men prominent in church work, including two Bishops have gone from the parish. Three sons of the parish are in active service in the ministry: Rev. Russell Webb of Waterford. n;3:; Rev: slepben Jeffery of Loclcport. N. S. and Rev L A. Dlgnan of Port Hill. P.E.I.-0

LIVINGSTON. Mont. Oct. 2.3- (AP)-Two Minneapolis. Minn., men were killed and two other: were in- lured today when ll private plane crashed at Livdngston airport. Dead elre Norman H. Crosby. 72.ra.nd his son. Orin V. Crosby. ('1. Kenneth Anderson, pilot of the plane, and Keith Crosby, son of Orin. suffered fractures but were not critically in- lured. .

T BAMED TIIEATIIE

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Tuesday-Wednesday 7:159:15. The comedy riot oi the year, starring Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn in the hilarious answer to who wears the pants in the family. Funniest picture in 10 years.

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Edward Island after a short Mr- vice at the Prophett Pullerel Home,

Upon arrival at Cr-epeud on Set- urdey evening she reeled at the home of another ulster, Mrs. CIIIK Fell until Sunday afternoon. 319-

Church. Craphuli. Rev. S. F-

remerln on tile reeeurecllon of Lazarus pointing out the stall hope that lies beyond the IN" to all who believe in the Risen saviour. Hymn: sung were. Abide with Me and-Sure in the Arms of Jesus. The -church war filled ,lo overflowing with kind friends Ind neighbours who came to NW 5 last respect to the remembrance of. one whose klnd'end cheerful spirit will long be cherished by tho" privileged to PIIJOY h" friendship. The floral tributes from relatives and friends in and around Brldgewstcr and in her native land. Prince Edward island. W"? many and beautiful. I-In remain! were lovingly laid to rest in 9-M nearby church cemelerv Wml "W" of loved ones gone before. there to await the ressureetlon mnrh when the dead In Christ shall rlge first. The funeral was under 1 I direction of N. D. MncLe.an.. Char- lottetown with Lester Sharron- Stewert Sllerren. Douilae Shel'l'Oll- Charles Inmen. Warren lnmln Ind Fred Inman acting as pIl1-Yt!If0"-

Besides her Iorrowlni hulbund and son the late Mrs. Inmlfl luvep to mourn the following bro- thers and sisters. Elf! in 5'53" ion. Mue.. Lester of Hunter River. George of Cl-mound. Douglas of Charlottetown and Stewart on the homestead at Craonud. A brother Smith of Augustine Cove P"- deceased her some few years BIO- The sisters are. (Eve) Mrs. Clark Fall. Crapsud: (Evelyn) Mrs. Be- sll l-lolm. Desable; (Lucille) Mrs. Emmgrson MacDonald. Vlctorlli (Lillian) Mrs. Clarence POW!"- Monctnn. N. 3.; lAmy?wM?5- Ed: gar Crossman. Bl-ockton. Mall.- (Celia) Mrs. no Mutch and (Marion) Mrs. Edison Nelson. both of Earnecllife along wlth'a iariie number of other re atives and friends In whose memor to she will still live on. She was a former member of Seven star Rebekah

Brockton and attended Trinity Episcopal Church.

card of Thanks I

Mr. John D. Inmen and son wish to thank all kind relatives and friends in Bridgeweter and PHIIC0 Edward Island for loral tributes. messages of Iymp M N"! "W other klndnen shown them in their recent sad. bereavement. ......j--... ' ONP FILM i

NEW sou, mg SAM! CA5; . ..agceuse "Jolson sings Aelln." the Columbia Technicolor picture now at the capitol The-uh "W- elly is the rest of "The 3010011 story,” ' it was inevitable that almost the entire cast of the first film would appear in the N00311- Lug-y Parks again is starred A! Joleon; William Demerest and-Bill Goodwin egeiq In his show busi- nus associates: Ludwiz Duluth and Tamara. sh-rm Iilin ",0 cults: and Home Yoeison. Ale pu'Ii'll'.l. Barbara Hale ll lifted ,with Parks in this new Jolson mueicel. es the wife who persuade: the lemons singer to return to show business because that is what. he wants to do. Also new to th5 cut is Myron Meconnlck, as the motion picture executive remin- sbie for "The Jolson 3001'!-"

To insure complete authenticity. Columbia even usedhf-R0 Ila; makeup experts who e war on "file Jolson Story-" The 3!" Fernando home 1: fltuml prominently in that was duplicated in exact detail. The tunes include such mem- ory-evoklng numbers in "Iii! Looking Over a Four,-Leaf Cloves-'. "Give My Regards to Bro"ed.wIY.' "Pretty Baby". "Baby Face . Son'- ny nay", "After vYoutve Gone. "when the Red. Red Robin Comes nab, nah Boiibin' Along", "II It True What They say About nlxiez". "I Onlv nave live: for

Top-Notch Western lou", "ml .iuet,wiie- ll-mry . s - etown. U1 - WW" ""5

and "seek innkollrownl. kyufd-" A Great Come!!! ”'l'"t” 4""

ed by Tommy uunuh mother of clsilmflluredey everllnl. September .

tember 17th wllerrfunerai services . were held at at. John's Eplucop-I .,

strong officiating. ti-le based his .

Lodge. and the Canadian Club 01 -

pcture also ,

plenefreol Jeannie Ierilynllexwelliedetrolipo of eutctnlnoulntwospen ior1o.ooo Anlerioeneoldleru.

0'l'.l'AWl. -Oct. eounteu airs Governor-General. New York to III! to Islam

tend to penonel buhineee affairs government l-ioueo announced to. 7- ,

3-5 (Gmvu. I wife of Can. his left fol