tirnpc-Nuts Flakes l "

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‘Five Year Gear niee is

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clded to sell tickets on s mm. 011v Police Court vwfldny mom- cnkc: also lo hold .1 dancv ‘in Jill; 11 5111"" W55 limd $19 M"! ha“ rQSIs tn- 2n clays. Another drunk Mrs. W. MscLeot-i thanked lTlNli- “"5 m"“'-“'l°‘l ml“ ‘Wck- A dnmk , ' - ' bars for fruit. A letter of thanks and disorderly was remanded in from Mrs. W. Brown was road. “Isiitdy ‘mm l°m°m9wn The ... Roll call i'or next meeting to be (919159 against a ma" m‘? “sum I s ' - I answered by each mcmbcr dcn- "Vi" Wmldrwwil v in] sting something in Orphanage. _ _ _‘_‘_ ‘ . - , Mrs. E. MacLcod and Kay Ml-lP- i iUNERAl‘ YESTERDAY '“ The ' g Lmd ‘WW. appoinlfl] m, mo, iinnvrnl oi Miss Maud C. Carter ,. grail-Mm. cammmm for m.“ ‘was hold’ wstcrday morning from movflnl ‘the A.A. Hcnnosseyt Funeral Home

' ILENT GLO 0n. Bunsen

IN 1919

m We built the first Custodian

Range Burner and have been I930 mdlring oil Isumen In Canada Ior I6 years.

IN Approved by Canadian Home I932 Journal and Chatelaine-

Siient Glow was the first IN Range Burner to be approved

We started business llt CHIP ode.

, - . .. igh. ' _ , . . . q _ . _ _ -_ 1 1 d ell- Family N°wl°“' Ma“ H _ _ oi tut lute John l». drill ..i.ny no u 1m mo“ We _ ~>~~"w§_1"»" ‘FY21’... *:I:.‘.:..°‘....‘.'.;:..*"::¥ ' ffiiiifi; l‘ ~ ' n‘. - .1- " ' -'o. or l IN 9° 1"" M051‘! ‘IPPIWWI BY Pm" lomuo mixture ‘we’ it ‘md coxlmrence m5 recmuy received Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murnnghon T ‘viii h, ‘j f‘: ,5 u W, . u“. Wye Concdian Standards Auo- sprinkle with grated cheese. Ylcld: notice oi nDPW-P-‘mfllt 88 Pmffiwrl M“ M J Mmnaghan and Fan? .0 it, t. . . . 1,... vv y. . I946 giqfiQq, National Rlsoordi d‘ servings 5O: phylowphy 1n (h, Unwemny of, ' ' ' lspctlt with her uncle unu cunt Mr. sldg.,Ottowe. ' nmsslssipp; Mt Madam-Md‘ whoi ' and Ali's. Lcnluui trooper u! Ohar- on a an s n ‘tins been ‘pastor of Centre Ooh-i Jmeph B’“°l “d Pa" lcttutswn. wiry-live runs am she “V” u” m van e u op . = i Mr‘ and Mrs’ M‘ F‘ Mumaghan 060M118 the bride oi‘ Alzsander C. 1 z 4 1gb) f g groan onal Church, Lynndleld, M espoons a M“; M me m“ five years iond FflmllY- AlucNclil oi Cili/cildBil. ‘rhcngn are ‘ 4S tliablespoons flour Msi-Ilt i...“ me offer and wilii Mm‘ J‘ F‘ “mmmfgan a“! 17min“ iiuti been in illdlilcreilt health fcr psi‘ Zafiil-Dtlnfiiiiiilerppu rcmuin ill vLCf-mliield LYTmilaLd n ialllfrirxiliqmrs. Pa‘ ck i umdg “ml several 5'93“ Ibllvwmg B Eflli-"ls ‘ ’ ' ' , - i t m I ~ we. .. .355m.“.z".;i.““izi'*ai.i."i..".‘:sii ..:"...-.;"“ sort: is: “s: " ' c coo vege c e ~ t -

RETAIL PRICES uusntun)

snucuo RANGI sumsn $45.50 o: tux: Moon $50.00 41.»

tiicnouitn nmts i. Pi.ASTlCS"LTll.';

"IAIUIIOQ V’ ' " tmlnlt §_____. ROMAN GLASS

Th! art n! making bottles and

mien: slams Wis knovm to the “n,” "fly In the First Cor.-

‘ Anti or course. Gentlemen, we must nmonnnn- that Grape-Nuts Flakes are not only mnrvellously deliclous-—they nlppiy carbohydrates for energy; pro- tnns [or muscle; phosphorus for teeth

Mafie Elena

Beauty Salon

Helsns Curtis Tru-Art Oil

n’ fgughf ofi a pack o! hungry shoppers to bag this package of crisp, crunchy, delicious Grape-Nuts Hubs!" "Hrnio, Sir Archibald! And I'd be- 11,-“- you ii you said you iouxht. mrmlflil n jungle full oi lions for that ' -i rll, stvcet-ns-a-nut flavor n!

end bones; iron ior the blood; and other food essentials.”

"Those two golden grains wheot and malted barley are combined in Grape-Nuts Flakes. They're specially blended, baked end toasted for flavor. crispness, essy digestion."

"Let us repair to thc breakfast room and shoot a giant cconomy package."

oiewsrirfcovsv in.

‘In-- r iiliir" monthly meeting _ ‘ oi the Orwell Cove W. I. met st w the hoznc oi Mrs. Ernest Moc-

ary 14th with ninc members and

presided. Meeting opened by sing- ing Institute Ode.

The minutes oi last meeting were rend and approved. Tin- tressurer reported $36.17 as amount on hand. responded to by s which realized 86c.

nickel sale It was de-

Programme was as follows: Highland Fling by Mildred Moc- Leod nnd Eileen Rooney. Bin 0' put on by Mrs. Wm.‘ Morrlsey and won by Mildred MacLcod. Next place oi meeting. Mrs. Wm. Brown's. A delicious lunch was then served by hostess. Mos-lint! adjourned.

Foods for the Family

Bread crumbs ‘Make a cream sauce or lat. ilour. rscasonring, and milk. when cooked, odd grated cheese. Place alternator Ill/er! oi cooked vegetable and cheese sauce in greased baking dish. t Cover with crumbs and bske in a moderately hot oven 375 degrees F. until thoroughly hcuted- 30- 40 minutes. serves six. y .

Gripe Sponge

1 tablespoon gcletlne

2 tsblespoons cold wetor

1 cup unsweetened grape juice 1-2 cup sugar (lcss it grape Juice is sweetened)

l tsblupoon lemon lulu.-

Duh of nit. ~

2 egg vmites

Lcod, on Tuesday evening, Janu- .

seven visitors present. President’ l DYObIPIYlS-

Roll call was

-a match played in Scotland. A pair

Finally because cl their shape they "were admitted alter psymem of

t Souk Bslstine in cold water. Heat he mi» Juice to Mill-nu‘ mlflnt- Bddlnie many friendships which hed soaked Relatine and stir u til dis-fbom formed because o; the 3mm solved. Add Icmotn Juice. Ohill part-Ind me win-m hospitality shown to Illly set. Add sslt to egg whlteswvysnm Tmhg Rotary“. 51m Muf- bnt tmtll at"! 1M boat ""0 thtiiey and w. Manning were eochcu-

: GEIITIIII. GIIAIIIIIIII

iThis column is reserved to: new! [or local interest, but slvertlslng o! |l "WI! Iflllo my be insulted st live cunts o word strictly pey- Inhlo in advance. .

CRASWELL tor Photographs-

CONFEDEBATION LIFI IN- SUBANCI.

JIMMWJS TAXI. Phone m. COOK'S ior Pnbtognpng.

CONFEDERATION LII]; no. SllR-ANCE.

IRONS. TOASTERS, Hotplstes. Brown Electric Shop.

OVEKALLS — Robert Lowiher, | Vl-Cwry Avenue.

I ma. FEBRUARY cumnsncs

sale, Mrs. Johnston's Ladies’ Wear.

HOWARD McINNIS’ Fitted Footwear now located ist l1!

Queen Street.

RESERVE Monday, February 17th for Kinsmen Pre Lenten Bail at Sporting Club.

JOIN IN THE FUN st the Moccasin dance in the Forum Wednesday night at 9.30.

ENJOY the Moccastn Dance with a pair oi’ our Moccasins. special .5198. lm Graiton Street.

DIO(Y(‘~\SINS for Moccasin Dance, ‘special 2.98. Agnew-surpass Shoe

lStorc. 133 Grafton Street.

i DON'T FORGET the big Moc- Icrssln dance at the Forum Wed- ncsdny night.

ELECTRIC PLANTS 0i’ till types ‘and sizes in suit your lighting Capitol Electric. 6i

. Grafton.

l n. T. IIOLMAN LTI)., Cihar- ilottntotvn Store will bl! open each Vtiz-(inosdny- until 12:30 pm. until lurther notice.

i CITY POLICE COURT —AI; the

lto St. Dunstan! Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrat- t-(i b_v Rev. P. F. MacDonald. who 'n1sn conducted services at the grove. The poll bearers were: ,Mcssrs. L. B. MscMillsn. Ambrose ‘Joy. W.J. Brown 5r.. Frank Mur- ray. Gerald Msddignn and Allan Maclnnls.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN_

SEEDS! ~

Whether growing vegetables (or home use or ior commercial purposes. we believe it will pay you to

Got Our New 1947 Catalog and Price List

We carry the ALWAYS TENDER BRETT-HYBRID SWEET CORN. BOUNTY TOMATO and other recent. introductions.

(Try our l-IUTCHINSON CARROT for a bumper cropping variety!) Prices lower this ssoson. Quality seeds only. WRITE FDR YOUR FREE COPY TODAY ARTHUR VESEY, York, Prince Edward Island

Miss Louis, Trsinor. Beschmotn-t. Mass.

In Memos-lam g Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cahilil, Sooner- —-'— _‘vllle, ltlass. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Birennlck and Fhmily. Somcrville. Muss. Henry McGutrk.

MB. JOSEPH MUBNAGHAN on m m3?“ DB” . ‘ Mr. and Mrs. 1946. thgremomssed pcacciullylbtfd‘ lfiss‘ Scmewme‘ Mm‘

Agnew-Surpass Slice Store:

Dough with the emoptiop o! sev- eral yesrs which were spent in the United states. About one year prior to his death ,on account oi ailing health he was obliged to sell his form in Doncgh and with his wire Ind dlughter moved to Charlotte-

Although the deceased had not been in robust health he was al- ways able to be around and took a ‘lively interest in all the happen- lngs oi’ every day liie.

Mr. Mumcghsn was a man oi noble character and charitable nature, never sparing htmseii in ‘lending a helping hand and his

door was always open to a iriend in

need. the many Muss Cards and

Messages oi Sympathy will show

in pert the high esteem Ln which he was held.

Being a devout Catholic he was olways s ialtihlul attendant to his Christian duties. He was attended ‘during his illness by Kev. Fnihcr ‘Morin. c. ss. n, and ‘was fortified by the last rites of the lioly (33th. olic Church which were administer- ccl by Rev. Father Baines. C.SS.R.

He leaves of mourn the loss oi a loving husband and (other, his, wife, one son and ttvo daughters, Leo. Ivotertown. Mass; Mary. Mrs. Ches- ter Huglhes and Ida, Charlotte- town; also three grand children.

The funeral which despite the inclement wcothcr was largely at- tended look place on DQCEJIIILI‘ ‘Jith to St. Patrickls Church, Fort Augustus. where Requiem High Mass Wis celebrated by Rev. Louis Callaghan. who also conducted the service at the grave.

The pail bearers were: Joseph Brazei. Michael Mnrnaghml. Jzunos

eternal reward at the itome or his “'3 Mrs" 3MP“ Mmflde- daughter. 80 Upper Queen Street, M emna” A chulonewwm Joseph Mumaghan l_r. sink Mc skill, Bangor. in his 74th year. M???“ d Mr L L d m wu born Hid spent no llIe in Fémyly a“ ‘- °° “ml t“ '

i

Mr. and Mns. Jsmes Feency. Arl- ington, Mass.

ltliss Mary Mumsghsn West Newton. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jenkins. Maiden. Mass.

MESGAGB! or IIBIQI

Mrs. C. H. Beer

Mrs. William Rowe

Mrs. John Locklmrt and llelen

Mr. and Airs. Itun Quinn

Miss Gertie Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Damien Cullen

Mr. zmd Mrs. Emmett Brazel

Mr. and Mrs. Miller Rhlnehart. Lnnesbcro, Moss.

Mr. and Mrs. \VllllBJll McEaclsc-rn, Glcniimtan

Mr. William O'Brien

Miss Edwina Sutton, Somerviile. Moss.

Mrs. Ninrgaret Livingstone

.\lr. and Mrs. Seymour Hughes

Mr. mid Mrs. Leo Dunne, Somer- viiie. Mass.

.\lr. and Mrs. J. Brazel. Somer- vllle. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Brennick and Family. Somerville, Mass.

Miss Louise Trainer, Brochmont. Mass.

Mrs. M. J. Murnaghon

Miss Eunice Mumaghan, Somer- ville, Mass.

Mr. mid Mrs. R. A. Cahlll. Somer- viilv. ltluw.

Miss lvlargaret Brazcl, ivlass.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Coyle, Holi- iax. N. S. »

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Murnsg- Iran.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lund

Misses Mue ‘and Sarah Bengali,

(two)

Boston.

pdssuu on Lu lili.‘ ihguci’ mic B.

i FORMER ISI ANDER RECEIVE} ll-JDUCATIONTAL POST — Row; LouchlLn D. MacDonald, formerly] or Kllmuir. P.E I., who has ire-l ‘quentiy supplied pulpit; in various

in the last few years. as the Iostest growing town Ln the State.

ROTARY - Moder-General EN 68110118. C.B.E., St. Stephen. NB. "was guest speaker at Rotary lunch- eon yesterday. His subject was “The n. "cut sport n: Curling" which he said was undoubtedly of 330111311 origin. The game was introduced into New Brunswick siter s, group oi’ men had noted the space de- ‘mted by a. Scottish newspaper to

cl stores were sent for. and the first diiilculty was experienced with the customs on their importation.

duty scheduled for cheese. Moder-General Gsnong spoke of

gelatlne mixture. Chill until set.|mm_ vlsnln‘ 3913411,“ were Mm F

Serve with Custard Seuce. Six serv- lgm-ley, v|c;or|a_ 3c" J M 93mm New Oudeton; N.B., (LA. O'Brien. SK Swbhcn. N.B . Jack Ir-Irnltom. Woliville, N S , RE. Ellis and CB.

ilfll.

Permanent:

coon, Charlottetown Ltxass Allen w" and Chic! Justice, the Hon. Thme

Family. High.

Mill.

Family. "M!

Family.

wue- “i311 y ,nlutn intcd dilfl

Lest Celia and Eleanor Ihgh’ lo‘. Luttliulliil 4-H inc ML-clai oi 018T)’

1N?‘ d Che (e lunnatutn inn)» tnt beloved wllu o! "Y m 5 1' ‘mciuliot-l‘ u. AILIQAUUI.

Mm "Id M's‘ James Kelly Allo. ALLICACLI “£15 thc daughter

Asp“. ..i lundtilt

and

loved onos. Her hie, overflowing with CilIlSliflIl zeal and a great love ior the Church she wls a faithful and sincere member 0i the W. M- 3- d oi Cavendish Church, filling the oi-

,tlce o! Secretary for many years. She was a member o! the W. 1. and o Ioynl helper in all good works 0i Church and community. and won the undying respect and admiration ct her many mlquaintsnces. In her

Miss ‘Agatha Lund

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly

Mr. end lvllrs. Edwin Bmzcl Mrs. J. J. McCarthy

Mr. and Mrs. Trumps Brozel All

Mo‘. and Mrs. J. J. Beagan Mrs. Margaret Hayes

Mr. Jothn Lund and Family m. and Mrs. Fred McAdam Miss Elizabeth Brezel

Mr. Lawrence Heron and Mary

Th‘ L°"nf‘°“ mm" Cambridge’ to her friends and loved ones and]

her highe5t ideals oi Qhristlas: character and service will ever be ‘imprinted on the hearts of those} Who are left. -

Besides her husband she lest/N.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mumagihan M-r. and Mrs. Dennis Murmtghisn Hugh and Mary Elaine Trainer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shes and

' the it Mr. me Mrs. Joseph McAskill. Bmmml“ “d “ m“ b“ r 0y - - . A M," “Mme Cm“ and several nieces and nephews , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hughes M-r. end Mrs. Eugene Kelly and eleven “Us as“

Mr. and Mn. M. Callaghan and “an.” being conducted by R“, 5

J. Davies of Milton. existed by limb‘

Mr. ma Mm. James Smith, Jr. Mrs. Patrick Guirk Mr. and Ma's. elaire Gallant

Charles and Mrs McGuirk “mm Mwcmmey‘

The poll bearers were Robes-t

and Mrs. Joseph McNally Mr. Ind Mrs. Andrew Murnoghsn Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Hogan

Murnagiltrtn. Hcnry- itlitrnngiisrt. Chestnut m“ Ma“ Albert Murnaghan and Stephen Mm ma“, Driscon, Brookunht Murnsghsn. Mam FLOWERS ‘

,,,,,,,..,,,. Fm... C... B... In Memoriam and Jimmy Moore. l_ ' Cut Fluwers—Mr. and Mrs. nits‘. ALExAhums c. ltincriisnl.

Charles MacKenzie. . _ i in the emly hours oi “In; 11101.n- MASS C5393 ‘in, ul Jsnunr,‘ iw.lit;,==....i... ineie

Deub e

Drope Model.

YOU SHOULD SEE THESE SUITS AT ONCE‘ WHILE THE CHOOSING IS EASY.‘

Smart... Colorful... up t0 the minute

Cur and fashioned with the core dis- cerning men associate with Henderson Chalk Stripes - Pencil

8i Cudmore. Stripes - Goberdines

reasted Drape Suits

HERE IS WELCOME NEWS!

A shipment of fine English Worsted Suits — styled in the new I947 Lounge

$35 i0 $50

t

See The New Drape Suits In ilur Windows

HENDERSON & CUDMOR

I Y’ ‘Where Quality Is Sure I home. her whole-hearted hospitllilyll

hm‘ constant and unselfish devotion. In Momoriaml

in iond And loving onamory of

to cherish her memory s brother, NATaAh-ml c_ DIOLYNEAUX Hooper both residins’ in Albertsnwlm passed any February ll. 1M6. halt‘ brother Georlle oi MIIWII- died‘ lnwtud b7 "l5 “m” ‘m! tkmuy‘

l 5.5.515 éfiitli? twhlyeiiil‘. lift; in. Memos-lam

In loving memory o! mu- dear E» F- C031" and lmluded a “°1° mother. ltlrs. Edward Champion,

"M0119" bNUU-fun? “m3 by Mu‘ Dnrnley, I’. E. L. who passed away February 10th, 193s.

Comer. Swnmerrlde. and Dr- M“ ‘"4 M" swim“ c°"“°“" Hooper, Wesley Sifiiill. Eknest Msc- A beeuem memory dcarer thorn Percy 01cm. st. Stephen. NB. "1"" “m” “d M‘““"'°' Neill. Herbert Mstheson. George "u, -

Other guests were Ooi. (LE. Pull, Dh‘:"nd M“ Michael hfcMmus ‘MacCoubrey and Andrew Dollar. Otsmother whose worth can novi- John F‘. Mncbeod. W.R. Cruick- - ‘ I ie en-t was in Cavendish Ceme - b. his,

shank, Sidney T. Green, Alex Msth- M“ “d M“ L” Mcccmmn oily m Alone uneecn she slun-ds by our sldc. .

And whbpers dorft xrivvr. Death cannot divide.

lprevlous meeting were than rend

‘the school (oncert. ‘ idnring the holidays and two coats

r loi Hippo oil were applied to it. The lislue Cross enrolment cards are to

imembers to her home on Jan-nary

A. Campbell. Summerside.

_ Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Mus-nag- h

Adom l Leo, Florence end Elaine Trainer Mr. Hid Mrs. Mstthsls Kovghen‘ snd Fin-lily, High.

Mr. and Mrs. iP-rsnk Trainer ‘Mr and Mrs. Mark Basel and

on Mrs. Mary A. end lhoutnss Mc-H

kept,

OI o lnved one we can never forget.

Bard 0f Thanks And though the yearn be mnny or

Mr. Alexander C. MacNei-ll Wishes "w,

to thank very deeply. the mlmy w, M“ h”. be thinking ‘Ran-n; 1710MB and "lghlwurs who helped mother iii you.

in many ways. by their kindly acts bovinlly Wumcmbered by Thclml

Deep he our hurts that nnemory is ti’!

‘tor the next

a." “'0” hr ‘"75 Fdiinriiyl-Idwsrd wnm and mnuyf T’ Individual Permanent Hz)?‘ Ame“ hm“, m‘, B0,,” w Sonnet-ville. Miss. , "V" Mu, Eunice Murmshsn. Somer- vme‘ Mu.‘ Mn J h Bee en and . O fl

i. m. $10.00 m 05.00 nilsxm“ “ t», Mrs. A. Gertrude Whitney. Bom- i I Grill: ret Brunei“ Boston

m WORK DONE IY EXPERTS M,‘

Gust Georgie.

Exact processing time for ell types oi hull-

Phone 219i

unedadm. Mll-

ervllle, Moss. ervlllb "l"-

and expressions oi sympllhy In h“ recent bereavemen‘. I

l-nd Edison.

Mr, ‘m! Mn. Mill!‘ Ill-limited.‘

Miss Anne Otis-ton. Boston. Mess. Mr. snd Mrs. [no J. Dunne. Som-

Mr. snd Mrs. domes Bessel. Som-

iliiers Ioloons liolisi Free Golgi: llsl Golds

To get quick, welcome relief from coughs sad colds-try Dr. Wood's Norwqy Pine Syrup.

This safo and p0 ulsr household remedy is recommended for the re is! of co its, colds. crnupy con hs, sore throats end bronchisl troubles. Widely- use for nearly 60 yours it embodies the medicinal virtues o! thooéline and cherry berks. ,

The hum lste use o! Dr. Wood's Norwsy Pine Syru may check n w" in its ml: mau- Dry, obotintoooaglts quickly yield‘ to n. prnllipi s-nd soothingnsction.

You'll d this pleasant/testing, quick-satin ~ counters everywhere: B0 specify Dr.

remedy on snic nl drug Woo 's vNnr-vsy Pine fiyru]

"su-rniba-odualoc-iggv)‘

ELDON W. I.

The Eldon W. regular monthly

I. met for their meeting at that

hospitable hOme oi Mrs. R A. Gilli: on Tuesday evening, Jm l4. The President. Mrs. Billy

Penny. presided end the meeting opened by Blnzing the Odo and re- peating the Creed in unison: The roll call was then responded Io bYi six members and three visitors l telling their various Christms; Day

experiences. The minutes o! the '

nnd approved. The secretary re- portod that a total oi $8.60 wu realized at the sale o! lurnhes at

The school floor was scrubbed

L~¢ sent in in the near future. Mrs. R A Gillis invited the

to quilt. Mrs. Johnnie Mac- Wliliams and Mrs. R. Gillis wcrc arupoinied 0n the sick committee three months. This ccmmittee l5 to take iruit to two sick neighbours soon.

'l‘u-n new members were thm- wclvomcd to the Pbriety. Mrs. ‘Buchanan and Mrs. Birt were sp- pnlntcd on the school committee im‘ thn next three mon-ths. The mtmbfrs are to sell lunches at one vi the Belfast Community Welfare Association's whist and dance ipnrtics bcforc the next meeting.

‘ Mrs. E r Glllls invited the mrmbcrs to her home for the next meeting. The roll call is to be innswcrcd by an cxchsmc oi Valen- tints. Mrs. Penny and Helen Wcstl are tn be on the programme rom- g mittcc. The total receipt; oi the

evening were $1.55. t

The Prestdow then presented till‘ t Paw President. Mrs. Johnnie Mac-Q‘ Williams. with a W, I pin. in ep-l, prccintlon ot hei- service during her term oi office. for which Mrs. ‘ Maowilliams expressed her thunk-s

to the members.

The meeting then sliuzing the National Anthem alter which lunch was Served by thi hosicss and a social hour spent.

closedl?!

EARLY GOVERNMENT

The first systematic ciiort to es- isblish an organized sovemmcnt in Brazil was made In 1532.