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. Freda Newson in York Hall on Sept. 18.

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luv. and Mrs. Roy Vaaaey are spending s. few days at the home of his mother, Mrs. E. J. Vessey. York. while there he showed slides in York Church which was much enjoyed by all.

Miss Dulles Cooke of Japan. left for trip to N.S.. for s few days. She was the guest )I "her sister, Mrs; J. M. Bproule. -

Mi.uiMa.ry Watts had as her guest last week, Miss Roma Rodd; Toronto. y.

Mr. Peter Proud has returned lioms after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don; Carr, Oyster Bed.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack I-urdy, Bos- ton. formerly of Pleasant Grove, are spending s few days in York.

Mr. Floyd Ves-iey, York, has en- tered the P. E. Island Hospital for treatment. His many friends wish him speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. elson Watts city were the guests of M1. and Mrs. Harold Watts. on Sept. 17.

Mr. Fenion Crockett, Pleasant Grove, spent Friday in the city.

Mrs, George Watts, York, was a visitor to the city on Sept. 19. '

A shower was held in York Hall Sept. 18, for Miss Freda Newson whose marriage took place Sept. 23 to Mr. Wendall Bears.

Much sympathy is extended Mrs. Wesiiy Matthew, York, on the death of her brother, Mr. Edwin Stwart, Marshfleld,

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brown, City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts, York. i

Mr. Donald Crockett paid a short visit to the city on Sept. 22.

Mr, and Mrs. Lou Hewett. city. were recent visitors to York. where they attended the shower for Miss

Mr, Gm-don Carr. oyster Bed Bridge was a visitor to York on Sept. 22.

Mr and Mrs Willard Coffin and family, ctly. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ewan, York, on 'sunday. -

Mr, and Mrs. Floyd MacMiiliar.. Covehc-ad. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Watts, York.

Mrs. Margaret Rodd. city. and daughter. Roma of Toronto, and and her son Junior were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett on aishori visit. . .

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chandler and daughters, city, spent Sun- day at York, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Watts. -

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Jones. Keith Jones of Hazelbrook. were the zuests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Veey. York.

Mr. Lorne Vessey was a visitor

Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Douglas. city were the ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Lelth Brown on Sunday evening. They also attended the

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their regular meeting at the home of Blythe Rodd, on Sept. 19. Seats were arranged for an outdoor meeting on the specious lawn, but due to the coolness of the day it

The many friends of Mrs. Mil- ton Vessey who is a patient in the RE, Island Hospital are glad to

hear she is much improved In was decided yo go inside. health. The meeting opened by singing "Tell Me The Stories of Jesus." Mr. and Mrs. Herman Buell scripture passage was read by

and family were the guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swan recently.

Shirley .Diamond and story of same explained by Mrs. Rodd. After prayer was offered a solo "Life's Railway To Heaven" by Blythe Rodd was effectively rend- ered. The study book on Africa

Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Erehaut and son Brooks, city were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, will Watts.

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Purpose was repeated and all sang "Jesus Bids Us Shine". A short business period followed.

By this time the run shone brightly and all retired to the lawn once again where delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Rodd. Among many games enjoyed was a. drive in a real old fashioned ”Bu8gy' and than stepping up to a more modern age when a drive in 9. stock car built by one of the members was enjoyed.

All formed a circle and brought a pleasant meeting to a close by singing "Jesus Loves Me."

FORT FRANCES, Ont. (GP) - George Phelps and three compan- ions fishing in Lake Despair bagged a wolf The animal was swimming when they sighted it and overcame it with paddles. To make the day complete Phelps caught a 15-pound great northern pike.

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