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Friday nnd Saturday ..wHlsPERING SRIITH" Matinee 2:30 on Saturday. IIn Color)

RDIZFFS find Andy Devinc in "THE GAY RANCHERO" ALAN LADD BRENDA MARSHALL

7:15-9:15. Roy

In Color with Jane Frazee. Tito Guizar. Bob Nolan and the Sons of thi-

DONALD CRISP Pionr-ers. Also Short Reel, Serial . nnd News. Short Sllmects Please Note: All children under

AdmISSI0l'l5 school age will hr charged the Adults 35c; under 14 yrs. 255 iissual Matinee admission prlco of

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PRIVATE SALE

AT FORMER OLYMPIA RESTAURANT, summnsmn, FROM 2 r0 9 PM. SATURDAY, MAY 5th. "

Restaurant Equipment, including: Steam tables, Propane Gas range (6 burners, 2 ovens, grill); booths and tables; showcases; sink with fixtures; Berkle meat slicer, 1-3 H.P.. angle type: bob-tail soda fountain; Propane Gas coffee urn; electric toaster Ktggslice), and other articles. '

TERMS CASH. Prices Reasonable.

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WESTERN GLIAIIOIA

-311. A. E. WEDLOCK will be in the Alon: Beauty Salon from Saturday, May 5th to Saturday, May 12th inclusive. For appoint- ments phone ZBIZ. ,

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-PANTRY SALE AND BAZAAR at Keir Clarkls Store, Kensington. Saturday evening, May 5th. Clin- ton W. I.

-NEW LONDON PRl-:sBYTER- IAN CHURCHES. - services Bun- day. May 6th. qeddic Memorial l1.o0 A. M. Long River 2.30 P. M. Clifton 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Camp- bell. Minister.

-BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. - Services Sunday, May 6th. Bedeque ii A. M Borden 3 P. M. Albany 730 P. M. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B. A., Minister.

-FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIS 1' CHURCH. Central Bedeque, Rev. D. M. Fraser, Pastor. Services for Sunday, May 6th. Central Bedeque 10.45 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. Com- munion of Lord's Supper will he observed at morning Service.

-PRINCETOWN U N I T E I) CHURCH. Malpeque, Sunday, May 6th. Divine Worship ll.(XI A. M will be conducted by the YouiigI People's Group, Trinity United Church. Charlottetown. Usual woeki night services. Rev. James Crossf Minister.

Mrs. Jack - MacLeod over the May meeting of the W.I M. S. of the Summerside Baptist Church on Tuesday afternoon in the vestry and opened with the singing of "Work for the night is. coming." followed by Invocation. The minutes of the previous meet-

and 7.30 P. M. The evening service I

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1 side. was - summgnsgm; wins. 4 wedding on Wednesday morning at presided eight oclock when Mary Gertrude,

Allsby. representative of Hmpital Supplies in India. for the box of supplies received. from this society. At the Annual Meetingjvhicls will be held on the evening of June 5, invitations are being forwarded to the W. M. S. of Belmont. Wilmot. Bedeque, Laura Bain Missionary Group, leaders of the C. G. 1. 'r.. Mission Band and Baby Band. The Mite pox opening will also be taken care oi at that meeting. Mrs. J. F. Taylor. Mrs. W. A. Cur. rie and Mcs. Wilfred lnman were appointed to the Nominating Can- mlttee to bring in a slate of of- ficers for the next meeting. Mrs. Inman and Mrs. Palmer were ap- pointed delegates to the District meeting to be held at Flirview on Mill! 8. After responsive reading in Psalm 96, the president read the Scripture lemon in Psalm 24, A missionary article "Our World" was followed by prayers offered by

a number of the members. The.

singing of ”Where cross the crowd- ed Ways of life" preceded an inter- esting and instructive talk by Mrs. Harper on the early mi I ry history in the Maritlmes, begin- ning with the days of William Carey. up to the present time. After the Mizpsh benediction. del- icious refreshments were served by Mrs. MacLeod and Mrs. W. G. Ellis,

Bryant - Gallant Wedding

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the scene of a pretty

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gal. iant, became the bride of Charles David Bryant. son of Mrs. William Benson and the late Mr. I-lenmn Bryant of Newfoundland. Rev. A. E. MacLeod celebrated the Nuntiai Mass. Mrs. Irene Peters was In

lng were read which Mrs. Robert Palmer

and approved after - Wadi the choir sang appropriate hymns

charge of the wedding music and

a letter of appreciation from Mrsl

(hiring the ceremony. Mrs. Charles Cahill sang "Ave Maria" during

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Institute sponsors 3 one-Act Plays

-Bponsoruu by Irhhtown wo- men's Institute. on entertainment was staged in the Community Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, before a large and appreciative audience.

The program was composed of three one-act plays and specialties.

The first play. an old-fashioned "Meller-drayiner". entitled "l-is Done Her wrong” or "wedded But No Wife". was played by Mrs. Eva 3. Pickering, as "Octavia. Money- cracker", a. society matron: Mrs. Velma Psynter as "Alvina". her daughter; Mr. Archie Johnston as "Flcetwood Dashsway". the villain, so necessary in old-time melo- drama; Miss Jean Adams as "Hya- cinth Haven". the deserted hero- ine; Mrs. Jean Btalert as "Llnetto Darwood". an aristocratic young

crackers gardener. The play is in two scenes and comes up with some surprising developments.

The second play, called "In Doubt About Daisy", concerns it- self with a comedy of errors rc- sultlng from certain misleading statements regarding "Daisy", who is actually a cow and does not ap- pear on the scene. The characters are portrayed by Mrs-M0115 CImP- bsli as "Mrs. Turner"; Mr. Clair Campbell as Turner": Miss Blanche Macbcod as "Honor". tha daughter of the house; and Mr. Brenton Cole as "Mic". her broth- er. Both work in the city and come home on vacation, accompanied by ..M,c'g" girl friend. "Katherine". played by Miss Leona Campbell. To complete the out. Mr. Alfred mons takes the part. of "Herb . a neighboring farm boy, an admirer of "Honor".

The name of the third play. "Merry Molly Malone" 5118805” 3" Irish flavor. End Trish AI? 15- Wml

woman; and Mr. Layton Profitt as "Fltziohn Oliphant.". Mrs. Money-

the signing of the register.

The bride was lovely in her wedding dress of white brocarlcd satin, floor length. Msnderln collar. long lily point sleeves, close fitting bodice, full skirt with peplum. Her

Mrs. Thelma. Campbell as "Molly Malone". Mrs. Olive Meclieod play? Barrinston” of the soclalites. while Mr. Leigh raynter plan "Mr- Barrington". Mrs. SOPNG Prffmf takes the part of the maid 0- I-Iara", obviously Irish. Mlsl F10- rence Mcxenna is "llkl". E d8"Sh' ter of the house, and Mr. George

finger-tip veil was held in place with a crown of pearls and she carried a bouquet of Better Time roses. she was attended by her sister, Mrs. Elderic Arsenault, who lwss attired in pale yellow taffeta with matching picture hat. She, carried a bouquet of pink carna- tions.

Mr. Eldric Arsenault was grooms- man. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. .Bryant left on a honeymoon trip through- out Nova Scotia, the bride travel- ling in a suit of navy gabardine with matching accessories and r. honey yellow shortie. Her corsage was of gardenias. on return they will reside in Summerside. bride is a graduate nurse ,of the Prince County Hospital and has

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MacLeod plays her "brother "Noel"". who is in love with Molly Mnlonejv the gay and charmingulrish elm - grant. "Ilka's" suitor. PGITY 3" Lone", played by Mr. Lloyd Prof”; provides a survrlse 55 Eh” VI” draws to the satisfying conclusion that "It's great to be Irish!"

Specialties included instrumental music, with violin played by Mr Willard arown; cults! Played EV Mr. James Simmons: and Wm” 3' Charles Brown. The latter instru- ment was loaned for the occasion. as Charles whu 15 only ten yeais

old, can't quite handle the orlltm vet, and the music he well worth hearing. 93 . F” heard him on this. N5 IVER 9" ' appearance. Will agree-'

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role of chairman, while Mr. H. B. MacLeod was master of ceremon- ies on Wednesday.

Prompters were Mrs. Ellis Pro- titt, Mrs. Dnvid Campbell and Mrs. George MacLeod. Candy and ap- pies were sold during ihtermissions.

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