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PAGE FOURTEEN Alberlon

non. G. H. Barbour was evisltor to Alberton the early pert o! the

-Illr. and Mrs. Willard Inmen llld children. Erma, Elma and Wes- 1w. motored to eummersldo on Betta-day.

Mr. Alvah Jeﬂrey o! Saint John, N3 is enjoying e two-weeks holi- dly here the guest or his parents, Ir. end Mrs. Richard Jetirey, 5r.

Miss Jean Graves has returned lo her home in Alberton south alter a. two weeks stay at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McRae, ‘rigniah,

Mrs. Fred Gould (nee Eileen Barrett) and little daughter new o! Cape Bald, N3, spent the past week in Alberton the guest o! her

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrett. Mrs. Fred MacAlduli recently

returned from a weeks stay in Montreal, where she visited her sou GOOXBQ (Bud) MucAlduil. ‘whose continued illness in the Montreal General Hospital is much regret- ted by his family and lrlends.

ﬁllllll Rbm Albertcn High 5nd Ilmounding districts, about 36 in Q11. took the formal tests cmgririg the work oi’ the first eight grades Ind conducted under the direction 0! Supervisor Callaghan in Alber~ ton High School on Friday alter- X10011.

‘Rho Indies‘ Aid of the United Church held a pantry sale in Mr. H. D. Corbett‘s store on Saturday eiternoon, June 11th. The pro- ceeds were very gratifyingond the committee in charge wishes to ﬂunk all those who patronized the lele.

Mrs. J. P. Wallace was hostess to lhe Albert-on sub-division of the C.W.L. at her home in Alma one evening recently The chaplain Reverend Father Monaghan and 14 members were present. Meeting opened with prayer. Unﬁnished business arrangements to buy a drapery before the Mission began. It was decided to hold an enter- tainment during the month. A pmgram of several vocal selections by Miss Mary Gillis with Mrs. Ronald McKenzie at the piano was much enlcyed. Delicious refresh- ments were served by the hostess assisted by a committee ln charge.

The play entitled “Your Face ls Familiar" staged in the Women's Institute Hall, Albert-ton, and play- ed before a. large and appreciative audience went over with success on Monday. Under the capable direc- tion o! the Reverend E. J. Barrass, the presentation was received with much applause and hearty laughter throughout. Rev. Mr. Bari-ass and his group of Summerside Baptist players certainly deserve e great deal o! credit for producing and carrying out such a fine show. The Alberton United Church Guild by whom the play was sponsored. wishes to thank all those who pa- tronized the enjoyable periorm- lllcd.

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Min Helen Shelioon, Unlonvale, he: retunned to her home from Ol- tewa where she took her Grade Eleven at the Glebe Collegiate. Her tether, Mr. Nesry Shclloon, is em- played in Ottawa with the Civil Service, l-le la a lormer principal o! O'l.enry School.

The Bloomfield Young People's Union o! the United Church met In the echool room o! the church on Tuesday. June 14th, with the president. Hebel-‘Prolltt prelldlng and conducting the opening wor- ship. Plane workloads: tor‘ the

supper on June nd which the Bloomﬁeld Y. P. . are eerving to the Western Presbytery Y. P, U. Rally. The lludy on Temperance Wll given by the Minister and the meeting closed ‘by the Mlzpeh Benc- diction.

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The meetinl Owned with the League prayer by the chaplain. Rev. W. D. MacDonald.

The secretary. Mrs. Victor Brown reed the minutes o! the previous meeting which were approved. The treasurer, Mrs. Ben Peters gave her report which was very satis- lectory.

The president reed several letters including one from the convcner o! Lay Retreats end one Xrorn the oonvenar oi Public Health.

The iollowlng convene“ were appointed. Education, Mrs. J. A. Brown; Membernhip, Mrs. Harold Brown; Altar and Sanctuary. Mine Janie Mchellen and Min Mary C. Mclnnis; Publicity, Mrs. N. J. Mc- Lellen.

Father MacDonald spoke brieﬂy. He thanked the member: tor their (to-operation, end suggested dances sponsored by the league. ia- perish tuudl. be held ~lu the hell at in- tervals during the summer.

It wee decided to hold the llrst dance dining the lent week in June, the dole in be announced later. The next meetlnl will be held at the home o! Mr. end Mn. Neil J. llollelleu where roll cell will be answered bygeech memlrr donating an ertlcle ior e grab bag. Meeting cloud by prayer. "

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