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Baskets of mixed flowers and lighted candles was the setting of a pretty wedding solemnized aat-Alberton-United Church, when Lona Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Cedric Hunter, Alberton, P.E.1., was united in holy mat- rimony ‘with Edison™ Francis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crane, Cherry Valley, in a dou- ble’ ring ceremony performed ‘by Rev. J. H. “Yacintosh. Mr. Edison Sheidow ‘as accompanied the. guest soloist _ Scott MacPhersdn as he sang “The Voice That Breathed O’er Eden” before the ceremony and “O Perfect Love,” during the signing of the register. :

The bride given in marriage by her father was winsome in her street length dress of candle, light white lace over satin fea . turing a full skirt, fitted bodice and elbow length sleeves. Her shoulder length vefl fell from a . band of, seed pearls. She car-

ed a bouquet of mixed. pink

carnations. Her only jewelery was a cultured pearl necklace with matching earrings, gift of the groom. ‘

-Miss Annetta Gordon of Alber- ton was. bridesmaid and wore a street length dress of American Beauty rose peau de sole with ‘matching bow headdress and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations, ° :

Earl Crane, brother of the

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The mother of the bride chose for her daughter's wedding a dress of royal blue lace over sa- tin with black accessories. Her

corsage was of white carnations: The .groom's ‘mother -—was _ attir- ed in a green sheath wool dress ___with- black accessories. Her cor-

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couple left for a _ honeymooa trip through the Maritimes. For travelling the bride donned a wool sheath dress. of emerald green with bone accessories. Her corsage was of—yellow—carna—

me i Prior to their marriage the bride was tendered miscellane- ous showers at the homes of

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where she was there many useful gifts. _

A stag party in hohor.of the groom was held at the home of Edison Sheidow. 3

Following their marriage ae miscellaneous shower was held in the Millview hall whére many -gifts were received.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crane are residing in Alberton where} the bride-is on the staff of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and the groom is

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“My Task Accomplished 7 And The Long Day Done~”

{What do you make of it?” Mack questioned a weekend vis-

and woodlands about, a dark velvety design against the wint-

this evening of the weather, | er-white fields. So pleasant. a

~when they stopped a moment in *the yard to take stock of it. “I'd say— There’s-a_new-moon-| stoday, isn’t there? Yes. Then *we may get a change. You'll see , it come milder now.”

» “That's what I've, been hop- ‘ing’ /Mack smiled, “I’ve been * wisMing for. a thaw.”

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wers to two residents in hospi-. tal, two treats of fruit, and one ‘baby gift. Mrs. David Seaman ‘will be school visitor for Jan- gyi A . ‘Nigw Year greetings and let- eters were read from. Mrs, E. M. “Read, president of Coates W.1 in England and from. Mrs. Wil- diam Munroe (Jean Raynor) of {Copper Mines, N.W.T. .a for- »mer teacher of Brackley Point *Bchool. a . ‘tt was decided to sponsor v@weekly card parties in the hali ‘during the winter months, as a {means of raising money for the.

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light-gathers in the household to | supper—.,

No “traditional” beans . an @ brown bread was to be our fare, but cold roast‘ pork and spicy apple relish from the shelf in the cellar. Baking powder bis-

bread which must last over Sun- day. For sweets there -were cookies and strawberry jam. This. was @ preserve made by a rule- of -thumb metitod: berries washed and strained, sugar add-

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“KENSINGTON — The annual meeting of St. Mark's Church Guild was held in the rectory

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The members recalled | that the Guild since it's organizatioa

ten. years ago with a small: membership, had accomplished a great deal in the way of re pairs and improvements on tae

property.

The.chairman of the nominat- ! Mrs. Elmer’ Paynter, brought in the follow- ing slate of officers which was ted by the meeting: pres!- Mrs. David L. McInnis; vice *-- president, Mrs. Ronald Parsons; secretary, Mrs. Town- Mrs. Elmer Paynter; card secretary, Mrs.

read, an article in verse, entitled. ‘The Faithful

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Mrs. Paynter invited the mem- bers for next meeting, lunch committee, will be “Mrs.

Mrs. Edmund Moore and ‘Mrs. Joseph Harding, assisted the hostess in serving refreshments.

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GEORGETOWN + The Jan- uary meeting of the Georgetown parish council. of the Catholic | | Women’s League was held ‘the parish hall. Jan. 2, conducted by the president,

to_the bureau to aid them -is Mrs. Alec Arsenault read a

” president, McInnis opened the meeting. Nine members an- swered roll call.

h Mrs. Elmer Paynter, gave the financial re- port which showed a balance on |. hand of $303.10. The card sec- retary, Mrs. Lloyd Howard, gave her report. A note from Miss Lottie Sims, Charlottetown, wat read, thanking the members for a gift, and-greetings. from Mrs. J. B. Millniin of Cambridge, Mass., were-brought by Mrs. J. Parsons thanked the members fof Christmas gifts. Material to be made into aprons for the | Kisnen, Victoria—Street

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of charitabe work he- | who would be embarrassed to Wel- | discuss this problem face-té-face

Driscoll and Miss * MacDonald are at present employed in the Charlottetown Hospital. :

Miss Lois Mutch and her mo

ther, Mrs, Edison B. Mutch, have arrived ie, Ont., where they plan to spend the winter months with the latter's daughter Miss: Isobel Mutch, RN, with the Victorian Order of Nur— ses. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mac- Donald of Souris had as théir welcome guests during the holi- days, their son-in-law and daw: ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc Neil and baby Ian of Port Hood, N.8., and their son David of Chatham, N.B.

Miss Clara Mountain, Sum- merside, was a.weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. James Mac- West,

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Roger Caseley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leaman Caseley, Kelvin Grove, is convalescing at the Prince County Hospital, Sum- merside, following Wednesday.

Mrs. G.J. Hayes entertained the of the Okto Club at her home in Summerside on Wednesday afternoon. __

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Daley and son, Peter, who have spent an extended iday in Summer- side and Kensington with rela- tives, left Wednesday on return to Downsview, Ont. ia hte

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' Mr. and Mrs. -Albert Huestis of Summerside had as ‘their re- cent guest, their son, Robert, of

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ed 4 committee in charge. A new visiting committee, comprising Mrs. Lester Linkletter and Mrs. Eldred . Simmons, was’ appoint-

ed. The Mission Study on ucation and family. Life in British Gu * was pre-

Halifax, N.S.

‘Dear Mary Haworth: 1 have | mever written to a columnist be-

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