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prince Edward Island Hospital was held Monday, April 21, 19'! at the Cundall Home for nurses with the vice-president, Mrs. H. L. Sear, Jr. presiding. The meet- ing opened with the Lord’s Prayer repeated in unison, after which the minutes of the last meeting

were read and adopted.

Mrs. Douglas Hill presented a most gratlfylng report of the an- nual fashion show which was held

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members were given member- ships in the “Life Saver Club.” A nominating committee was named with Mrs. L. E. Prowse as convener to bring in a slate of officers at the annual meeting in May. After the meeting was adjourned, tea was served by Mrs L.D. MacKay, Mrs. Stewart MacKay Mrs. K. MacDonald, Mrs. Norman MacLeod and Mrs. Donald MacMillan.

SPRINGTON W.I.

The Springton W.I. met at the home of Mrs. D.S. MacPhee on Tuesday evening April 1st. The meting opened with the president Mrs. Ralph Thompson in the chair. Mary Stewart collect was repeated in unison.

Minutes of last meeting were read, approved, and signed. Roll call was responded to by five members. Corrospondence was read and discussed, It was moved by Mrs. Duncan McIntosh and Seconded by Mrs. Elijah Rayner to send $1 to C.A.C. also to send 25 cents to have five names of deceased members inscribed in the book of Remembrance.

A bill of 50 cents was paid for paper towels. Collection 45 cents, cards $400 Mrs. Ralph Thompson kindly invited the members for next meeting. Lists or articles ordered from Fair~

fields was written. Meeting ad-4

journed. Lunch was served by hostess asisted by Mrs. McIntosh and Mrs. Rayner. A social hour was spent.

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The first church was already being built at Canterbuury, Eng- land, when St. Augustine reached there in AD 579.

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HAPPENINGS

The graduating class of the Charlottetown School of Nursing held a most enjoyable party on Th-ursd-ay evening at the Queen Hotel. There are twenty-four in the class, twenty-three nurses and one X-ray technician.

After the turkey dinner the young nurses gathered around the piano and sang. Miss Helen Marie Mccormack of Souris was the accompanist. The beautiful tone of her playing, the lovely voices of the girls and the var- iety of modern and old singsong pieces was indeed a pleasure to the listeners and participents.

The president of the graduation class is Miss Bernadette Gilllis of St. Peter’s. Prince Edward Is- land.

Dr. Ian C. MacDonald, D.D.S., Mrs. MacDonald and two young sons, who have been visiting Dr. MacD=onald’.s mother, Mrs. Leo J. MacDonald, Weymouth St., and his brothers in Mermaid, and Charolttetown returned to Kent- ville, N.S. on Wednesday.

Dr. MacDonald and his family will be leaving early in May for France where the doctor will be attached to the Canadian Dental Corps. «

Mrs. J. E. Stevenson (nee Av- is Higgins) Eglin airforce base, I!‘-lorid-a, arrived in the city by plane on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Higgi-n«s, 91 F-itzroy Street.

Mrs. George G. Wood and Mrs. P. W. MacNevdn are sailing Mon- day from Halifax on the S. S. Newfouvndil-and for a four months visit to Great Britain and the con-

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tinent. Among those entertaining for Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Mac- Nevin ‘prior to their departure were Mrs. Ivan Horne, Mrs. James Cameron, Miss Mary MacDonald, Mns. Walter Wilson, Mrs. Wood’-s bridge clu-b, Miss Helen Wiavke-ford and the Wo-I-Ie- Lo club. Mrs. Wood will also spend a month in Ontario.

Mrs. H. A. Jenkins left Wednes- day by plane for her home in England. Mrs. Jenkins had been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Andrew. Friends entertain- ing for Mrs. Jenkins were the following: Mrs. Ralph Durmont, Mrs. K. M. Martin. Mrs. Earl Ma«cLeod, Mrs. Ralph Beck, Mrs. R. M. Ewing, and Mrs. Jenkins’ aunt, Miss Lillian Wonnacott.

The April meeting of the Fernes Levy Guild met on April 1 at

the home of Mrs. George Lewis with seventeen members present. Elsie Casford led the devotional. Mrs. Harold Rector led the Study period. Mrs. Ross Down told about her roll call mission- ary. Collection amounted to $4, mite boxes $17.16.

It was decided to hold the next meeting on May 6th. Mrs. Ar- thur Rodd invited the members to her home for next meeting, at which time Mrs. Keith Carmich- ael will lead the Devotional, Mrs. George Lewis—Study, Mrs. Ter-- ry Vall-is will tell about her mis- sionary. Lunch committee Mrs. Leigh Walker and Mrs. Vic Rluntz.

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