gANIIARY is. 1949

THE GUARQIQQK MCLARQLOTTETOWN

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forum, ‘Bakery. Wutﬁr y-mwg grocery.

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Juneau. msonancu. impn ._ muggy-t, Btllifiﬂltfbldﬁ.

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“ gtéﬂiiy reduced prices. The l“! Ann, opposite Capitol ‘flied- m, summersldc.

..nociucv Da-erddeque Rlﬂk- ﬂ- mbyuon game. Thursday. Jan. l3, gyton Hornets vs. Freetown stars. (30-11! sorts at 8 o'clock. Admis-

wg I» cents.

“E5 [ERTAINB AT PARTY-

.14 as Jcrin Ada-ms entertained a minim of friends, at a cro- g-bﬂsi [wit] at. tier home at Bur- irltgiﬂll cn Friday evening. Highest, pa,“ wcrn made by Miss Merle (‘main ntid Mr. Archie JOXIDSLOHI- r deYfnlif. lunch was served my 3,... h....~._<.-, assisted by her moth- .- ,\i Keith Adams. —Bur.

.._U‘I_,E.\IL\' PASTORAL CHARGE. yyhe tihitcd Church of Canada. Rev. w u. Dickson, B. A., Pastor. Tip §e"\‘li‘C5 for Sunday’. January o. h, Itlt“ as follows: Bloomﬁeld at. l‘ t \t Brae at 2.30 P. M. O’Leary n, 3,, p, M_ iAnnual meeting '1! mo .;i;' vhnrzc at Olscary’ on Fri- 43= aPernoon. January 14th, at :30 P. MJ

»--itli'l'URN.\' "(TO UOLLEGE—

_\tr Donald Nauss spent

p l|"l$ with his parents. Mr. I‘ l1 l-'. it. Nanss. Kensinz- m, imylli’; Christmas week. he “"3! ~, iitticnt in the Prince Coun- inidcrgoing a critical

m» Hiv-Htiiti. ~..t ‘rho operation prover’. v »=tiil. and lift". Nauss was mi- to ietnrn to Mt. Allison Uni- varsity, rift Wednesday, only two days ‘mo. and already consider- nbiv impiovrd in health. The op- Q"p"v_\]\ mt‘. for the removal of a wit; toot". which, over a long bPYhHi oi ‘liliC had been thc un- '.'l'ii'.\'l wrc of pain and iii- ‘pvfir 1"‘ was the first of its 14.11 as h»- performed in this hos- fWli. Hui".

--l'lillSB)"I‘l£RlAN Y. I‘. S. -—- Th» ixrnsicleni. Ivan lvfacKenzie. was in thc chair at the regular meeting of the Y. P. 5. of the Bummorside Presbyterian Church on ‘Tnosdny evening. The worship wit: in charge of Jean Matthew. assisted by Joyro Ann MacDon- aid who "Ptili the Scripture lesson. The modulation on "The New Born mt. of thc Old" was conducted by tin‘ n intsicr. after which the husincss gwrtod toilowcd. Encourag- ing icporis ivcre submitted by the arirroiativurrasiir-ri- Wiiiium Camp- iwli and ivoro duly adopted. It we: decide i" donate $20 towards vii» congregational budget; irilocut- Ian and in support the campaign "u- purchase of a Y. P. S. i» hr the Presbytery of Prince ‘Irl-w-it Island. -S

- IUNQAIEN ltIElCTlNG— Dr. l. . . nson was the guest speaker n‘ ttir- regular meeting of the Kins- mrn Viub of’ Summcrside at the rvru it club nicctini: nt tho Olym- pic llcstnuruvit. on ’l'ncsciuy oven- i " ilc rhose .\s his subject. "Merli- trie and the advance of Civiliza- tion‘ rind gave a very interesting tail. on how the discoveries of rnrilir-ii men through the ages haw helped civilization to progress. Wu. politics. religion and medl- cinc have all played important parts he said but he expressed thc opinion that merlirlne- had made the Ereatest. contribution. lie gaye “Hippies of ntany of the great dwls of history that. were either 4“‘@Yt\t-lisl1ed with a medical objvc- iFF‘ or only mode possible after m"! ~l problems had been con- Qilérert. in his concluding remarks he w-irned-the Bllriicnce against 5”": iliﬂ?" in by rhariainns nnd "Wit-ii takers and pointed out "Wt win-h money is spent on medi- cal ivira that arc nf nn vuluv. Your "ill'"i"i' H: the ‘proper one to _itti\'lS(‘ qt‘ time mattcrs, hr.- snid. Roy " Ni ivns the chairman of the '“"'i“~‘- "rid extended the thanks "‘ "in i-Iuh for“ interesting lnlk.

ti"! Ahilhoil ‘ ve the report :1 "i" “tiorts ttcc and said “i "i" wcnth '

m‘ had hindered H ‘\‘i""= at the I\ nsmcn rink but fmiymiondillg operations are pro- “, t; now. it. wns riccldgd ti) v '< iii" annual bingo thlg winter ‘ndilviidlﬁ iu ho announced later mm I ‘Fold Guudct was appointed ‘pm him‘ of the committee. Mr.

Mitt hoacii was a guest at the hmfiilljj. $_

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-NOW UNLOADING our o! 1n- verneu coal. Layton Green. A1- bany.

—THE ANNUAL meeting o! the North Bedeque Farmeri Institute will be held in North Bedeque School on Friday, Jan. J4 at 8 dclock.

-POULTRY. - Buying live Chicken and Fowl daily. Also book- ing orders for Cyrus and Manning Ell; Baby Chicks. Fred Wacrrnan, Kenslngton. -

—MUSlU CLUB SUPPER. -— Thllfﬁday- January 13th. at Ken- smgton in United Church base‘- ment. Meat, hot scallop, beans and all the trimmings. 60c and 40c.

——WEEI( 0F PRAYER SERVICE — The closing service of the week of prayer. in Kensington. was held in the United Church. on lﬁ-iday evening, with the min- ister. Rev. L. M. Murray, con- ducting the service. Thor special litany was taken by Rev. G. S. Stevens. and lesson was read by Rev. J. A. cGowan. liev. S. J. Davies delivered the sermon. The services have been marked by a record attendance. and a. spiritual revival. which must; bring a blessing to each of the churches participating. — Bur.

—CHRISTIAN CHURCH Y.l'.S. — The Y. ‘P. S. of the Church of Christ. Summersidc. met in the school room on Tuesday evening with Gloria Meilisit in charge of the devotions. The hymns sung were "Showers of Blessing" and "Rescue the Periilitng," and the Scripture reading wa5,ln 1 cor. tnthlans l3 chapter. The presi- dent. Garth Linkictter. conducted the business period. An interesting feature of the evening ivas ihc lite story of Helen Keller presented by Mrs. Milton Meilish. 'tlie Mizpah benediction brought. the meeting to a close. -S

—C._G.l.’l‘. MEETING - The "Guiding Light" 0.0.1.1‘. of 'I‘1'in- ity United Church. Summorsldc. on Tuesday evening held its first meeting since its carol singing program. The devotional period was in charge of Joan Spears 1nd the business conducted by Birdie Cairns. A discussion followed on Way's and means of raising funcs and program plans were made. The Senior Group united with the intermediates for the worship scr- vice and the business period was under the direction of Gloria Woodside- Plans were made for an affiliation service in February. A pantry sale will be held on Jan- uary 22. \

—BAPTIST W. M. S.-The \V. MS. of the Summersidc Baptist Church held its January meeting at the home of Mrs. W. G. Ellis on Tuesday afternoon with a good attendance. Roll call was re- sponded to with u verse of Scrip- ture. The president, Mrs. E. J. Barres: conducted the worship with "Prayer" as the theme, as- sisted by Mrs. Robert Palmer who read Ln appropriate meditation. The "News Items" from India. and Bolivia. were given by Mrs. J.-F. ‘Macrleiii. It was decided that the February meeting would be field in the evening when supplies will be made for the hospital in India. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the hos}.- ess. S

-HOUSI: WARMING-Mr. Rob- ert Phillips (of Rogers d: Amett. Ltd-i. and Mrs. Phillips. Summer- sidc. were pleasantly surprised on Tuesday evening when forty of their friends assembled in their beautiful new home on Central Street in tender warming. Mrs. Ensor Bowuess read an address and Mrs. Lena. Mac- Ewen made the presentation of a lovely living room rug. Mr. Phil- iips. on bchnlf of his wife and himself, expressed appreciation. after which all joined in singing "For 'I'hey‘ro Jolly Good Fellows." The remainder of the evening wins spent l‘t singing and daming. After delicious refreshments serv- ed bv rhc visiting ladies all left for their homes wishing Mr. and

‘Mrs. Phillips much happiness in their new abode. S

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S’st|le Branch 0t Bible Society Annual Meeting

Mr. Aims H. Hubley wu te-eiect- ed. president o! the Summersldc branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society at. the annual meet- ing held last evening in the Sun- day School rooms of Trinity United Church. The devotional period was conducted by Rev. Charles Cunegy, with the Rev. K.G. Sullivan reed- in; Scripture and Rev. E. J. Bar- rus loading in prayer.

The guest. speaker at. the moo‘, lng was Mr. W.G. Hogs. Charlotte- town, president of the P.E.I. auxili- ary and he delivered an inspiring address on the organization and world-wide work of the Bible Soc- iety. ’

A very encouraging treasurer: ro- port: was delivered by Mr. Danie‘. J. MacLeod which showed a. defin-

ite increase over former years.

A nominating cixrstnittee with Mr. liiibcrt Johnston as cotnvener brought in a slate of officers which was approved by the meeting. They are as follows: President. Amos H. Hubley; Vice President, C. B. Jelly; Secretary‘. Constance Enuun: Treasurer. Dapiel J. MadLcod. Eat-h church is to name two mcin- bcrs to complete the executive-S

St. Marks W. A.

——TilC January meeting of St Marks W. A.. Kensingtui, was licld at the tic-inc of Mrs. J. B. Millman on Friday afternoon with the president, Mrs. Lloyd Howard in the chair. There “tin a good attendance and one new member and one visitor vvcrc “ci- comcd. The mccting opened ‘Hill the itynni “Work For Lin: Night

ics at, tin: organ. The devotional period was taken by the president.- with scripturo reading by the rector Rcv. S. J. Davies.

The list of articles for the mis- sionary bale was submitted by the convcner. Mrs. John Mouse. A gratifying beginning. in titling the requlrcntonts was made. in the donation of a bedspread. by one mcmbq. and the generous offcr nf a quilt by another.

The program was composed of an intcrcsting contest, by Mrs Townsend. in which the member: were required to name the like-

nesses of twelve well known churchmen. and the introduction to the new study book, read by the rector. Collection amounted to $3.25.

The meeting closed with the benediction, and a prayer for the

family of n. recently departed menibcr. by the rcrtor. Attractive refreshments \\cre

served by Mrs. Millman. who was vssistcd by Mrs. Henry Meek. Since the December meeting. the rector and officers of the W. A. called upon Mrs. Alden Itfoase. who has since been called to high- e-r service. to present her with a. iifc membership pin. according lo her wish to become a life ITVZ-fll- ber, as submitted to the meeting. The members of the delegation, were the president Mrs. Lloyd Howard, the ‘vice-president. Mrs. S. J. Davies. the Secretary Mrs. J. Ct. 'l‘on'nscnd. the treasurer. Mrs. J. B. lVLillman Rev. S. J. Davies. and Mrs. James Sheen. who also became n life membﬂ‘ at the December meeting.-Bur.

Death At Prinz tiounty Hospital tit M. S. Small

The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital yesterday after- noon of Major Louis Small of Sum- mcrside at. the age of G2 years. While he had been a patient in the hospital for the past three weeks with n heart condition hi! death came suddenly and as a great shock to his family and frtr-nds.

The late Mr. Small was born at Suinmerside East. a son of the lute Alfrml and Jane Small. Ife was brought up there and as a young man moved to Western Canada and lived in British Columbia and Al- bcrtzi whore he inei. his wife, the former Lillian Anderson. who sur- vives him. He und his wife return- ed to tho Island about twenty-five years ago and for some years he operated a fox ranch owned by tho late W. K. McGougan. Later they went to Anticosti Island and tot about. six years operated a ranch for the Consolidated Paper Co. Ltd. For the past. ten years they have made their home in Sunnnerstde where Mr. Small oper- atcd a furniture re-fmtslitng and uphoisiering shop. He was an act- ive member of the Masonic Order.

Besides his wife, Mr. Small t: survived by three brothers. George. Lloyd and Leonard Small, all of Summcrsldc. Mr. Lloyd Small left on Micsday for Ontario. One sister. Mrs. W. A. lifatheaon o! Road's Corner also survives. She was a twin sister oi’ the deceased.

The body is resting at the Bow- ncss Funeral Home till Friday

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Stop-stop Ye madly hasteniny ones Your goal-earth's fading joys Your sojourn here Ls quickly gone What. worth your gilded toys?

Look 100k‘ the night is grim end stark A world with chaos torn The future of the race so dark _ Not sunrise gilded dawn.

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God, In whom alone. is power to meet. - man's need. A. W.

Summer-side.

._ morning when it will be taken to the home of George Small. Sum- merstde East where a Masonic ser- vicq will be held on Saturday at 1.30 p.m. Funeral services will be held in St. Mary's Anglican Church at. 230-5.

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