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Happenings
On Thursday Mrs. J. R. Morris entertained at Mulberry Lodge, Summerside. at a dinner party for those taking part in the Morris- Holman wedding.
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amunggggme out of the province guaau.v3ho attended the Morris- Holma.ri' nuptials yesterday after- noon were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kinsman of Truro, N. S.: Miss Mary Ann Lohnea of Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Grease and Miss Janet Grease of Halifax. N. S.; Miss Mary Winsor of Newton Highlands. Mas- sachusetts: Mrs. J. R. Morris of Leamlngton. Ontario; Mrs. A. .1. Cameron and daughters. Anne and Susan. of Valois. Quebec; Mr. Mel- ville Campbell. Wollville. N. 8.: Lt. Sominahder Allen Sterling. of Hall- iax. N. S: Li Craig Balson, and Lt Ronald I-iuichi.-on of H M. C. S. Magnificent. lit. Allan Booth of Cornwallis. N. S. . . o
Mrs W A. Currie was hostess at TIFF home in Summerside on Mon- iiay evening when bridge was in play.
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Last meriiiix Mrs. J K. Beer. Mrs. B. F. Hunter and Mrs. Charles Linklettcr were Joint hostesses at a House Warming party for Dr and Mrs. J. B. Downing in their new home on summer street.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis and ion. Robert. returned this week to their home in Summeraida alter visiting in Dartmouth. N. 3. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harris.
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Mrs. Richard Hinton entertained at bridge at her home in Summer- aide on Monday evening.
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have returned to their home in Summerside after spending the week-end in Saint John. N. B.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Ad- cock. . . .
Mrs. Creelman Mu;A.rthur and Mrs. Austin Scales returned to their homes in Summerride and Free.- town, respectively, alter visiting in Montreal.
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Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hustle and son. Jefirey. have returned to their home in Mahone Bay. N. S. after visiting in Summerside. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lecky.
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Mr. and Mra. J. Watson Mac- Naught returned this week from Ottawa to their home in Summer- aida
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Mrs. John MacGougan and Mrs. Hugh Campbell twin sisters, were tendered congratulations and best wishes by their many friends who called on Thursday at their home in Kenslngton on the occasion of their eighty-sixth birthday.
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Mrs. Robert Archer entertained at her apartment in Summerside on Thursday evening when bridge was in pla.y.
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Mra. Oswald Leiui-gey was hostess at bridge at her home in Sum- merside on Wednesday evening.
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Miss Marion Walton of Gei-mis- ton. South Africa leftsuinmerside on Wednesday after being the guest for the past week of Mrs. Robert Archer.
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Mrs. Joseph M. Davison has re- turned to her home in Kensington after a visit with relatives in Char- lottedxiwn.
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Mra. Emma Holman was hoa- tess at her home in summerside on Thursday at the tea hour. honor- ing Mrs. J. A. Morris of Lentington. ont.. who is here to attend her son's wedding. Mrs. Thane A. Camp- bell presided over the tea cups.
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Mr; and Mrs. Ralph Caaeley lalt siimmerside. Thursday by plane roi- Montreal and Ottawa.
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Mrs. David Larkin entertained Wednesday evening at her home in summsraide in honor of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mac- Donald. who are celebrating their forty-fifth wedding anniversary.
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SPRINGTON W. I.
The Springton W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Thompson on Wednesday, December 1. Meeting opened with a duet by Mrs. Dun- can Macintosh and Mrs. Cyrus Mar- tin foliowed by Creed in unison. Roll call was answered with an exchange of Christmas gifts. Six members present and six visitors.
A bill of 549.50 was prcseiiied for stove, moved by Mrs. E. Lamont, seconded by Mrs. D. Macintosh this bill be paid. It was moved and seconded to get paper towels for school. It was moved and sea-
onded to remember shut-ins at Christmas. A bill for postage on cards was moved and seconded to
be paid.
It was moved by Miss Shirley MacLennan seconded by Mrs. D. Macintosh 55.00 be paid for spray for deceased. It was decided to leave a donation in the T. B. Len-
moved by Mrs onded by Mrs. E. Lamont. that apples be bought for the school children at Christmas also to sell candy at the concert. Next meet- ing in be held at the home of Mrs. Duncan Macintosh.
CARLETON W. I.
The twenty-foiirth annual meet- ing of the Carleton Women's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Albert Craswell on Friday c-vi-niiiiz. Nov. 5th. The President presided and opened the meeting with the "Institute Ode,” followed by the Creed in unison. Rnll call was re- sponded to by 11 nienibcrs by pay- ing their fees for the cumiiig year. One new member joined.
The minutes of the last. annual and monthly meeting were read and approved. The President. Mrs. MacCallum thanked all the mem- bers for everything they had done during the year. The Treasurer reported that 5612.34 had been
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taken in during the year in the fol- Iowing ways. membership fees, pantry sale, donations, Institute apron. sale of premium blankets, play. sale of candy, government gram, ice cream social and par- rel post sale, waist measure- ments, money from Guardian for recipes, collections, cake fund and birthday box.
The expenses amounted to 5420,41 in the following ways: School Sup- plies. school children's treats and shut-in boxes. sick treats. dele- gates expenses, pi'ojecim', denial .t.-linic, gifts. Chrisimas cards. lpnsiage, dnnalinns to T. B. Lea- gue. Save the Children Fund. 'March of Dimes, play expenses. donations cultivator for India fund, painting of signs. ice cream for school opening. rcnlal for schnoll basement, hot water heater for! basement, kiichrn, soap dispenser. dish pads and stove for kitchen.
The unrnmiliocs gave, their parts and Scllmil coiiiiiiiiire llOl'l.Pd that rlustbane had bought. New school
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fnllowina their wedding in the. 0'- former Frances Oliver. daughter of
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Lock. - Banner man Lorkharl. groonisman; Mr. and mm, .lPSSl(' Oliver, bridesmaid.--(I'hnl.n by D. W. Soars).
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The foilowimz are. the officers for the coming year: President. Mrs. Donald Sutherland; vice- president, Mrs. Wilbur Cairns; secrelai'y-trcasiii-er, lVIl'S Gordon MacDonald; directors, Mrs, than Bell. Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Frank Quigley; Auditors, Mrs. John Quigley and Mrs
Mrs. Arthur MacMi(-ken: red cross Convener, Mrs. John Myers: blanket committee, Mrs. Al'llllll' MacMicken and Mrs. Heber My- ers.
Lunch committee for next meet- ing is Mrs. Morley Mutiart. Mrs. Heber Myers and Mrs.
and discussed. Plans were made for chicken supper to be held on Nov. 9. Cake fund amounted to 60c. Meeting closed with the Queen.
Lunch was served by the has- ie-ss. assisted by committee in
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is Mrs. John Quigley and Mrs. Ralph MacCaull. Stove committee. reported that stove had been lmiizlit Mrs. John Myers nave re- port on play. It was moved by Mrs. Arthur Mr-icMillan and seconded by Mrs. Ralph MacCaull that a mic ni thanks be given to all who ,IOOk part in play and Mrs. Mar- Cailum thanked Mrs. MacCaull jfnr giving rcadiniz at play this lfiill. Roll call for next meeting is in he answr-red with a gift Ioig our Institute Kitchen. Next meet- ing is in he held on first Tuesday in December in school auditorium.
Mrs. Frank Quigley gave repnri '0! Red Cross work done rlurin,z the year. The following is the im- pnii: 12 p.1ii's ankle socks, livc ynantie dresses. one quilt. R pull- overs. 6-8 years. one pair over- alls, six pullovers (24 yearsl, it-n girls blouses, four pairs xii-15' panties. six pairs boys liwn girls nighiies. ,
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ll-A VTEW W- 1- l SlI'll'PtIB,V:u Dec. 11. 71954 The Guardian
The Sea View W. I. met at iheybauar and pantry sale which is at Christmas homa of the president. Mrs. Vi'.;io be held on December 11 at C. Donald for the December meel.IKe'ir Clark's store. Kensington. lng which opened by singing "Sil-lMrs. Horace Stewart invited mem- ent Night" and repeating the hers to her home, to park bazaar Creed in unlaon. Twelve membersldonalions on Thursday. Dec. 9. and three visitors were present. The ladies were then served I and four other members paid delicious treat or Christmas candy. their membership fees. Minutes of It was decided to have a social the previous meeting were rr-adievening in the hall on Wednes- and approved. Idny. Der. 15. it was movt-.1! and
Proceeds, from card paiiy andlseconded that one hundred dol- chicken supper were reported. and lars be paid the S('h0Ol ti-usteep all bills presented were moved to board to defray expenses towards; ---u -- be, paid. Donations from Simp- new playground (or school. Sun-' Cymbals. or round metal plates aon'a and Eaton'a were distributed shine Boxes are to be sent to were used in bands and music by to be made int.o articles for a several residents in the district the ancient Egyptians and Greeks
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