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The réguiar meeting of the Red
Cross was held on Wednesday last
presided over by Mrs. N. Auburn.
Several pieces of knitting were
turned in and more distributed.
It was decided to hold a tea and
social afternoon in September,
when a handsome embroidered
luncheon set will be drawn for,
tickets for which are now on sale.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.

Mrs. Hamlyn, Vancouver, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Auburn, is spendinga
few days here.

Mrs. R. Morgan, and Mrs. Hop-
kins, house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. .C. Gardner, Mrs, Gardner and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Qase, motored
to Vancouver on Thursday.

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Patsy Austin has returned from
| Ladner where she has been visit-
ing relatives.

Visitors with Mf. and Mrs. T.
DeLair recently were Miss Verna
DeLair, Mrs. Rachel McLean and
Mr. Sam Campbell of Vancouver.

Mrs. L. O. Lamson and Alice
LamsSon were Vancouver visitérs
over the weekend and on Saturday
attended the wedding of Mrs.
Lamson’s niece, Miss Thelva
Thompson to Bryan Foreman. The
ceremony took place at the bride's
home. After a short honeymoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Foreman will reside
at Penticton.

Melbourne Watson returned from
Queen Charlotte Islands and after
a visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Watson, left for a trip
to Saskatchewan.

Mrs. J. Van Loon left for Kel-
sey Bay recently after spending
the past months with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. A. Lee.

Misses Maxine Kenny, Gloria
Parberry, Joan Doy and Margaret
Baynes have gone to Cultus Lake
for a week's camping.

A recent visitor with Mrs. Ruth
Bolster was Mrs. J. C. Reissmider
of Seattle.

. Mrs. Olson Sr. and Olga Tam-
boline of Ladner are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Sam Austin.

Mrs. Buchanan and son Kenneth
of Vancouver are holidaying at
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee.

Miss Sylvia Starr, nurse -in-
training at Essondale Hospital
spent a two day holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Starr.
Misses Bruce Enos and McIntosh
of the hospital staff spent a day
at her home.

Marble Champion

all other
the ional Marble
Douglas Opperman of Pittsburgh,
Pa., was crowned Marble Champion
of America at the New York World's
fair. He won a gold-plated crown
and $250 in cash.

Matsqui

Miss Evely:. Beaton spent the
weekend in Vancouver as guest

| of Miss Doris Scurrah.

Miss Margaret Paterson is visi-
ting her sisters Mrs. Tyson and
Mrs. W. Cliff in Vancouver.

Miss Grace Hurum has returned
from Seattle where she was at-
tending summer school.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beaton, Mrs.
James Siddall] all of Port Moody
and Mr. Jim Buckley of Alberni
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Beaton last week. .

Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs.

J. Inglis were Mr. and Mrs. D.
Paterson and Mrs. Cameron of
Vancouver.

Mrs. Fred Hansen, Raymond and
Victor spent the weekend in New
Westminster.

Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Ebbesen
and Doreen of Port Alice and
Lily Ebbeson of Seattle were week-
end guests of Mrs. B, Ebbesen.

Gifford

Mrs. Johnstone is sp i

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few days in New Westminster.

The Sumas Prairie Social Club
met with Mrs. Fred Corbett on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C.
A. Watson as assisting hostess.
Two interesting contests were en-
joyed in which prizewinners were:
Mrs. DeLair, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. F.
Aish and Mrs. C. Baynes A dainty
lunch closed a pleasant afternoon.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. W. Buchanan.

Mrs. T. DeLair spent Saturday
at White Rock.

Mrs. T. York and Miss Gladys
York left on Sunday by motor with
a party of friends for Banff.

Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Baynes on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. F. Hunter and Mrs. W.
Haywood of Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelles had
as their guests on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs. I. W. Shoot of Vancouver.

Honoring Mr. K. McGillivary at
bis home on Sunday on the oc-
easion of his 49th birthday were
Mr and Mrs. Morgan of Nooksack,
Mrs. LaMarsh and Mr. and Mrs.
McLean of Huntingdon, Mrs. Par-
cel of Sardis and Mr. and Mrs. EB.
Aitken of Chilliwack.

Visitors with Reeve and Mrs. A.
Hougen recently were Mrs. A. Gil-
mour, Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs.
Markle and son Alec of Camrose.

Jubilee

The Jubilee Unit of the Red
Cross turned in 9 sweaters and 12
pairs of socks during July.

Mrs. Stewart, Sr. is a patient in
the Vancouver General Hospital.

Mr. Ceci) Arrock returned from
Mission Hospitak on Monday and
is recuperating at his home.

The Sunday School picnic was
held on Thursday at the Mt, Leh-
man Municipal Park.

A berdeen

Mr. and Mrs. O. Little and fam-

ily have returned to their home
in Seattle after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. Denny.

Gordon Newell, who has joined
the Forestry Corps, left Thursday
for Victoria, where he is now sta-
tioned

Miss Pear! Denny, who has been
holidaying at Cultus Lake and at
her home here, has now returned

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Mr .and Mrs. Walters of Sumas
visited Mr. and Mrs. Hanson on
Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Carew, Dary and
Shirley of Vernon and Mr. and
Mrs. Sutherland and Jessie of Vic-
toria spent a few days as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Borg.

Mr. Manzer of New Westminster
spent Tuesday as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Rennie.

Mr. and Mrs. Hanson and Mr.
and Mrs. W. Thompson motored
to New Westminster on Sunday
and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Manzer.

Mrs. W. Thompson is a patient
in the Royal Columbian Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Shell and Kay of

Bellingham visited Mr. and Mrs.
Arthurs on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, Bill and

Eleanor of Vancouver visited Mr.
and Mrs. Hanson on Sunday.

Ridgedale

Mr. and Mrs. G. Beharrell spent
two weeks at White Rock,

Miss Celeste Page ig visiting her
sister, Mrs, Lawrenson, at Port
Alberni.

Recent guests of Mr,
Henry Borg were Mr.
Oscar Sward, Saskatoon.

Mrs. Emil Anderson is a patient
in Vancouver General hospital.

Jack Hamilton is at home after
6 weeks spent in MSA hospital
recovering from a broken leg and
other injuries.

Miss Eileen
nurse at

and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Beharrell, student
Royal Columbian hos-
pital, New Westminster, has re-
turned to work after spending @
vacation *with her parents and
her aunt, Mrs. Lawrenson at Port
Alberni.

Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Smith of

Pender Harbor are visiting the
latter's parents.

Mrs, John Reid returned on
Tuesday from a ten-day holiday
at Keats Island.

Mrs. Bob McEutcheon ts the
guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Rottluff. Mr. Mc e.
has enlisted in the Army.

Misses Murlel Page and Alice
Beharrell and Roger Page have
returned from Keats Island.

Fred Willett left by motor on
Tuesday for Calgary. He had as
passenegrs Fred Farr, Bert Pal-
mer and Morriss Bach

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Mundy and Bob Adams have left| parents, left last week for his
for the Prairies. home in Alberta. He was accom
Ernest Lambert, who has been} panied by Gordon Beharrell and
spending the summer with his} L. Creefman,