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berton. president of the P. E. I. Ministerial Asociation. announced that the meeting will be held at Ksnslngton and it is hoped there will be a large delegation ircm the West Prince Association. The l'-'.E.I. Ministerial Association in- cludes the three local Ministerial Associations of West Prince, East Prince and Charlottetown.

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hymn "Jesusop;llou bloymgg iaovinsbl-learts." Pggygr w.. of, o”9d,L" Y ullev. C. O. Hewlett oi . H FY-d he President then gave uuege "gvoticnal meditation en- com ow Christianity may the pAIres with the Christianity or W. A Youl:g'o'l'h'1e' 1' nevi um mmum 1' e a ey read

The West.Prl . sociation lncludlge sl'ltmtl:.eml?.r1ot::. ant ministers of West P;-inc. COIIMV. Present were: Front Al. berton. Rev. J. R. MacMahon. Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick, Rev. G, A, Cunningham. From Elmadale, Rev. Mr. Wilcox and Rev. J. M. Sheen. From 0'Leary, Rev. c, o, Hewlett. Rev. w. G. Dickson, Rev. B. B. Ccibcrne of West Cape, Rev, W. A. Young, Tyne Valley, Rev.

igte ct oiilcers be continued for l.

A tine paper "The Holy Catholic Church" from the Apostles Creed was read by Rev. W. A. Young after which there wt.s an interest- ing discussion. The president then pronounced the Benediction alter which delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. P. A. Fitzpatrick.

A. Young of Tyne Valley will

coshane oi navy wool. sccented with grey accessories and s coreage of red roses.

The happy young couple left for the mainland to spend a honey- moon visiting pcints of interest in New Brunswick and Nova Sootia. out-of-town guests were Mrs Eerle.Dyment and Miss Marjorie Mann or Moncton. N.B.. and Mr. Aigtlit E. Mac! ct Dedham, Mass

R. H. Baxter. Bideford.

The next meeting or the was: Prince Ministerial Association will be held November 12 in Bideford. the guests of Rev. B. H. and Mrs. Baxter. Rev. Mr. Wilcox. the new minister of the Elmsdale Church of the Nazarene was welcomed to the Association. He will give the devotional meditation on Nov. 13. At that meeting a paper on "The Communion of Saints" will be given by Rev. B. B. Colborne oi

shortly be leaving for New Carlisle. Quebec, on the Grape Peninsula and that Rev. H. M. Burgess ct O'Leary will be leaving on Oct. ID for Oxford, N.S. The Minis- terial Association will ' make a suitable gift to these men and an appreciation of their work.

Rev. W. G. Dickson, O'Leary, was appointed secretary-treasurer in place of Rev. W. A. Young and Rev. C. O. Howlett oi O'Leary

, It was announced that Rev. W. -O y y i"! hope he likes the quiet, sophisticated type, Mom, 5..

ess to the spring Valley w.1. tor their October meeting. members and three visitors present. A committee was ordered to get a stove for hall kitchen. Members also decided to have a chicken supper in celebratlcn oi their iliteen years organization.

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Mrs. Charles McLellan was host-

cause i won't thinlr of a thing to talk about."

sixteen were

Towels, mouse seed and tly stick-

Mrs. Dan Brysnton; school. Mrs. Hubert Caseley; Programme. Miss Zelma. Curiey, Mrs. and Mrs. E-iram Harrington. Blood donors were asked to attend

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Mr. Show to lecture in the ball. A "white elephant" sale followed which netted a nice sum. Bingo was played for a. short time. The hostess served a delicious lunch assisted by . Camill-us Gilli!

Wesley Cole

was appointed to take Rev. Mr. Dickson's place as vice-president. It was agreed that the present

thticlinic to be held in Kensingwn No . 2nd. between 7.30 and 9.30 P. M. it was also decided to ask

ers were purchased for the school. New committees as ,ointed were Sick, Mrs. Andrew Caseiey and

and VMPS. Frank McQilaid. Meetml

West Cape. closed with the National Anth.

Rev. G. B. Cunningham oi Al-

Tlillsla ii. VI. L. Hold: Meeting

V-The regular monthly meeting or the Tlgnlsh sub-division or the catholic Women's League -was held in Our Lldy ot the Angels Gon- vont on Friday evening. October at): mh an sttendance or ten mem-

The meeting was ed with the recitation ot the league prayer by the president, Mrs. P. J. Sherry. Due to the absence oi Mrs. c.1s. " ' ,, recording t ry, the roll call and minutes or the pre- vious meeting were read by the corresponding secretary, Mrs. Max lidclnnis. Minutes were approved as read. Correspondence received dur- ing'the month was as follows. A letter from Mrs. Malcolm Steele Summers” sub-"vision, asking if the Tignish sub-division would be willing to assist in the iumishing otaroomintho new Prince Coun- ty Hospital. A discussion on'this matte then tollowed and it was agreed to leave the matter for dis- cussion & 3 later meeting as which time it was hoped to have more in' motion on just what would be expected ot the Tignish sub- division towsrds a reasonable don- ation to this close.

A "thank you" note from the past presldmt, Mrs. Joseph '1', Ar- senauit was received. Mrs. Arsen- sult was gratoitul to the members tor cards and letters od cheer and for visits from them while she was ill at home and in the hospital.

Convener on church work re- ported that the regular weekly work in the sanctuary would be dis- continued during the month ot October while the.worhmen and

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Convener on Education reported theneedotpeperwweis and soap in the class rooms or the convent and Dalton School.

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and giviutrests of malt and candy. Bite:-tsinment convoner said the 'rigniI: breach or the pansdian Legion hsd . , acted the members of the sub-division of the O.W.L to cook and serve s banquet din- ner to- the members or the Legion on November 11th in their Legion Home. 'no this proposal the 0.W.i. members agreed. The converter siso reported giving a party for I O.W.l.. member who was moving to en- othar town to reside in iuture.

Meeting adjourned with prayer and the members enjoyed a treat of home made candy, a. gift trom Hrs. 1'. J. sherry, the President

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