Mrs.
AnfieH
espassing
Pretty
New
Orleans
Girl
May
Become
First
Woman
to
Graduate
in
Theoloav
readers
Anyone
Interested
In
playh.K
baseball
for
Commercial
Hotel
team
please
phone
876.
t93l
till
TORONTO
&
A
beautiful
;
girl
with
a
soft
southern
accent
j
expects
to
be
the
f'rst
woman
toi
call,
but
that
is
really
what
It
v.'as,"
she
said.
Women
cannot
go
through
King
Edward
P-TA
meeting
will
be
held
April
28
instead
of
April
21.
92
1
Heads
Auxiliary
At
St.
Andrew's
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfield
was
named
president
of.
the
Diocese
of
Caledonia
Women's
Auxiliary
following
elections
at
close
f
mm;
rlub
at
First
Unlt-n.unh
are
preparing
for
a
l4
dinner
on
April
30
and
h
(ireene.
''ho'
telling
)Ut
frt
affsilr.
uys
It
will
'
l
e
didn't
nay
whether
General
otors
Football'
...
,
'
States
and
hnvinir
hparri
a
in-.!.t
I
vuii:gc
nere.
1
.
;
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a
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t
v1
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5.,.
V
A
sr
i
f
iV
:
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...
cual
about
1
nmty
College,
she
ri
1.
Blanche
Murphy
of
New
Or-
,
came
t0
TaTOTltc.
Donnv:!.i
of
Brandon,
Man.
They
will
be
married
In
July.
However,
Miss
Murphy
hopes
eventually
to
carry
on
Christian
counselling
among
women
college
students.
"In
the
United
States
men
and
women
are
officially
appointed
to
act
as
chaplains
for
college
students.
There
Is
a
need
for
this
here,
particularly
in,
.the
West,"
she
said.
Club
annual
meeting
of
players
.
and
supporters
at
Canadian
Legion,
Monday,
April
20,
8
p.m.
(921
jywryM
Moose
Club
closed
SlS
fr
redecorating.
Re-
Her
original
plan
to
return
U
the
United
States
to
work
in
colleges
was
changed
when
she
became
engaged
to
another
theology
student,
Maurice
S.
icao
u
111
me
rauuaiing
class
in
theology
at
the
Anglican
Church
college.
If
she
maintains
her
present
second-class
average
and
writes
a
thesis
she
will
be
granted
the
degree
of
bachelor
of
sacred
theology.
She
will
be
the
first
woman
to
receive
the
degree
which
originated
last
year
and
Is
offered
by
ac
on
Saturday,
J)
opens
of
the
4!st
annual
diocese
convention
here.
Other
officers
elected
were
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby
and
Mrs.
H
3.
Prrwlrtcr,
first
and
second
vice-presidents;
Mrs.
T.
B.
Blackf
re-co-(ting
secretary;
Mrs.
E.
Lind-
April
25.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
20,
1953
'
t-
(94i
Automobile
nd
Truck
Operators,
please
note:
Our
repair
service
shops
will
be
clowd
on
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thurs-
r
fth.
convening
secretary;
Mrs.
R.
Darton.
treasurer:
Mrs.
A.
credited
theological
seminaries..
However,
she
will
not
become
"Rev."
Blanche
Murphy,
as
the
secretary-1
day,
April
21,
22
and
23,
for
our
Hlnehliffe.
Dorcas
FOR
SALE
trpsaurer:
Mrs.
O.
Reade.
social
,
a
n
n
u
a
1
Mechanics
Technical
r""'1-"
ui
I"6ulm
noi
ai-srrviccs
secretary;
Mrs.
F.
M.
j
?
raining
fcchooi.
FaiU
tlro0,t-
v
women
to
be
ordained.
Longaire.
girls'
secretary-trea-
:
ment
and
front
end
gasoline
I
That
does
not
disturb
Miss
urer:
Mrs.
J.
Davies,
juniors'
I
pump
services
will
be
available
,
Murphy,
who
says:
he
men
bring
their
fami-
-hcn
bowlers
leave
na
Jjey
don't
do
150
Rood
The
iub
kpierf
went
to
Ocean
over
the
week-end
and
.ivrn
a
lesson.
But,
Jovial
Minlunt
admitted
this
nf
that
the
alleys
were
tu4
and
he
can't
see
why
h
iH-Wiil
has
finally
mov-,
his
permanent
home.
He
1
evaniatlriR'
his
home
on
,
Avenue
two
weeks
bko
.,?
new
tenants
take
over
Hire
into
a
room
In
a
r's
li'iurf.
Then
he
be-
,m,(;
ai;;iin
la-st
Wcrines-ins
new
home
on
lh
Avenue.
t
Vr
Rupert
couple
have
ir.d
aay.
Roy
and
Mrs.
have
pone
to
live
In
the
;an
They're
travelling
50
they'll
remember
the
riir
drive
"I'm
not
a
suffragette.
I
can't
secretary-treasurer;
Mrs.
C.
J.
I
as
usual.
RUPERT
MOTORS
i
.
-
1
Currte,
Little
Helpers'
secretary-
j
LTD.
-162)
treisurer;
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moon
see
why
women
are
not
ordained
but
It
does
not
worry
me
that
they
are
not."
The
tall
attractive
southerner
educational
secretary-treasurer:
Restaurant
As
.a
Going
Concern
j
Do
you
like
kids?
Would
you
j
like
to
know
how
to
lead
a
group
(Of
them?
If
so,
enroll
now
in
has
already
had
seven
years
of
the
Scout
Leaders'
Training
Mrs.
B
E,
Eyolfson,
Living
Mes-p'-vp
editor;
Mrs.
H.
E.
Faure,
Uving
Mos'.age
secretary-treasurer;
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tattersall,
candidates'
secretary;
Mrs.
J.
Piince,
Prayer
Partner
secretary.
Mrs.
H.
O.
Watts
was
named
course.
Phone
Bill
Doumont
at.sluay-
our
undergraduate
years
81
or
Fred
Conrad
at
in
for'at
Vassar,
Poughkeepsie,
N.Y.,
application
form.
Course
com-
j
and
tnree
at
Trinity.
I
mences
April
27
and
runs
every
She
first
thought
about
study-j
evening
to
May
1.
(94)iing
divinity
during
her
junior
Phone
858
or
apply
in
person
!o
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
year
at
college
in
the
states.
In
her
senior
year
she
made
the
honorary
president,
and
Mrs.
N.
j
Attention
Fishermen
and
F.
Arnold,
honorary
vice-nresi-
Shoreworker
members
U
F
A
W
U
di
nt.
ia.-i.
vniiiu:t:
wus
ween
to
vote
!
"It
sounds
silly
to
say
I
had
a
jr.
in
ixiiuin
nnve
m
rci
The
following
were
appointed
a
delegates
to
the
Dominion
annual
convention
of
Anglican
1a
"im
if
fir
ilii
ilM'i
lri.ru
1
i
for
officers
of
the
Union,
Wednesday
and
Friday.
7
to
9
p.m.,
in
Metropole
Hall,
Prince
Rupert.
Thursday
8
to
10
p.m.
in
Paramount
Cafe.
Port
Edward.
198-
Automobile
and
Truck
Operators,
please
note:
Our
repair
service
shops
will
be
closed
on
Tuesday.
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
April
21.
22
and
23.
for
our
Recent
Arrival
From
Greece
Wed
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedra
women
Auxiliary:
Mrs
A
W:tson.
Mrs.
O.
'ynn
and
lrs
!
A.
L.
Holtby.
A
feature
of
the
secccd
day
I
of
the
convention
was
a
de-fsrriptlcn
of
-
triu
to
Jerusalem
;
by
Miss
Flsi.
fcathbu.K.
teafh-r
A
recent
wedding
of
Interest
The
bride,
a
recent
arrival
here
and
in
Greece
joined
in
from
Greece.
Is
the
daughter
of
i
at
Miller
Hav
Hrwnit.i
......
.BC
uruuuua
oainuiauw
.
oir
ana
Mrs.
uimivrus
ouinaras.
ReDorU
were
hearrl
frnm
th
annual
Mechanic
Twhnnl
nutives
from
every
writ)
and
other
organiza-'.
the
annual
meeting
of
-rum
Hoard
rajne
to
a
ver
the
week-end.
The
:
Board
meets
tonluht
;
orliKk
in
the
Museum.
t
m.iy
lie
alriRht
but
kmnrr
thinks
it's
defln-.port'
for
the
young
and
if
He
and
wife
Marlhs
jrload
of
friends
to
see
a
from
Mount
Hays
on
Hoi
and
Tina
Kujalsi
the
view
was
wonder-but
btmve
came
aw-:iy
(or
all
the
'hikers.'
ier
lliiur
Frizrell
has
and
Dorothea
Samaras
In
a
ser-l
Given
In
marriuee
by
Mr.
Koxt
.
executive
nfn'fer.
.n
trr.
I
Training
fhnni
Pari.
h,-
vice
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
I
Mai
us,
the
bride
chose
a
white
idelecates
of
all
hrnnchei
I
ment
and
front
end
tramline
conducted
by
the
I
usil
S.
Fmckter.
Rev.
Canon
;
js'ipiwr
satin
gown
inset
with
lace
I
throughout
the
vast
territory
of
1
pump
services
will
be
available
;net.
A
floor
lenpVh
veil
was
held
jthe
diocese
of
Caledonia.
!
as
usual.
RUPERT
MOTORS
....
m
plar)I
by
a
Uara
corona
cf
j
Mrs.
H.
O.
Bird
sang
a
solo
LTD.
(92)
Jtf
nU
with
pern-ls.
bhe
carried
a
bouquet
of
j
at
conclusion
of
the
business
j
white
lilies,
carnations
and
roses
'session.
A
tea
was
served
at
the
j
Mis.
Bill
Pavlikis.
matron
of
;
Bishop's
Lodge
by
Mrs.
Watts.
:
honor,
wore
for
her
ensemble
a!
Irene
Oulton
Speaks
Vows
l
suit
of
beige
with
while
acces-
I
series
and
a
corsage
of
carnations
Af
A
f
f
nn
J
In
New
Church
nnd
roses.
Junior
bridesmaid,
r"'
"viUVJ
lJ
ThPlma
Pavlikis.
wore
a
blue
Moose
Whist
THIS
WEEK
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
meeting
tonight,
at
the
Commodore
Cafe,
6:30
p.m.
LOBA
airetini
Thursday,
April
23.
Jayree
weekly
broadcast,
6
p.m.
Tuesday.
Sea
cadets
on
the
air.
Panel
discussion
between
aldermen
and
high
school
students,
Tuesday
at
8:30
p.m.,
over
CFPR.
I
bark
to
Vancouver
on
business
trip
He
comes
i
i
ite
the
birds
.
.
.
but
nt
trip
home
Informed
'
Rupert's
weather
Is
t
ghter
and
warmer
than
I
-v.
N.Utll
1
I
aie
of
the
lost
ladder'
solved,
althouEh
the
j
SMITHERS
Smithers'
new
i
tiress
and
blue
rr-wn.
i
United
Church
was
the
acene
of
Rest
man
Mr
j
Rpid
pretty
spring
wedding
when
;
R.ceplion
WM
hl.,
at
tne
.Irene
Lloise.
youngest
daughter
,
hom,
of
M,
and
M,
PavlikL.
!
Mrs.
E.
Nielson
and
John
Mos-tad
were
first
prize
winners
in
i
t
I-1A
QlttrHnn
n(nU
f
ssh
7
McRAE
Bros.
W
Ltd.
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
;of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ray
Oulton
be-
The
bride's
t
ible
u"ca
wic
featured
KJiuiru
Jvumtij
m&ith
ivnni5C
wni.St
'm
K
f
t
u
tf
I
T.
....
V
.
'
beautifully
decorated
wedding
s
!
drive
participated
In
by
48
llus
JoJmson.
of
Mr.
and
,
;
omy
ton
;
cake
bank(,d
bv
fluWC1.s
players.
1
McBride
St.
Phone
3U
i
a
ho
returned
Kert
Jtf-
.Mrs.
J.
K.
Johnson.
Rev.
R.
H
i
f
Other
v.lnners
were
Mrs.
A.
&
Toasts
were
proposed
by
Mr.
Woollam
olflclated
In
t-ie
double
f?
4-l.Ht
lalder
has
not
Reld,
Rev.
Prockler
and
Mr.
H.
f
""tifiecl
Bert's
ladder
f.
viing
a
couple
of
weeks
F.
Olassey.
The
couple
will
reside
at
1160
Park
Avenue.
:
Norton
and
H.
Deane-Freeman,
(second
prize:
L.
Franklin,
pool
prize
after
cutting
with
John
Mostad
and
E.
Nielson;
Mrs.
Lillian
Williams,
door
prize.
Refreshments
were"
served
by
Mrs.
L.
Holder,
Mrs.
F.
Good
and
j
Mrs.
H.
Muncey.
I
has
been
returned
al-aiy.steriously
as
It
dis-
ifiv
who
started
the
.'!
fund
here
for
flood
Holland.
Miss
Jean
v.:
hotpital
but
hopes
t
00n
to
reum
her
nftr(tiitiS
'
ring
ceremony.
I
The
bride
entered
the
sprlng-.
flower
decorated
church
with
her
i
lather
who
gave
her
In
marriage
j
Pieitily
dressed
she
wore
a
white
j
nylon
gown
with
nylon
luce
bodice.
Her
elbow-length
nylon
;
gloves
were
edged
in
the
same
i
sheer
lace
medallions
as
outlined
the
filmy
finger-tip
length
veil
;
which
fell
from
a
halo
of
orange
'
blossoms.
j
Roses
and
fern
formed
a
beautiful
wedding
bouquet.
I
Mr.
Donn
Bruhjell
was
best
man.
j
Utile
Miss
Karen
Poffenroth.
Only
The
83-ycar-old
well-
13Hrs.45MIn
From
Terrart
U
IJIcefinrj
The
women
of
the
Moose
held
their
regular
meeting
In
the
Moose
Temple
w.lh
Mrs.
F.
De
Blnss
In
the
chair.
There
was
a
good
attendance
M
as
taken
111
sud-Saturday
morning.
Moore
has
returned
vacation
In
Seattle
...
V.
::.y
TORONTO
the
groom's
niece,
was
$189.70
flower
I
and
five
new
candidates
were
i
initiated.
clip
and
mail
f
'Oliver
and
Is
still
talk-7
'
"
the
new
styles
of
I
tl
clothes
In
Seattle
"'rnlHl
Olenna
doesn't
I
quoted
In
the
nre.
ft
Canadian
Pace
j
The
Homemaklng
committee
put
on
the
entertainment
with
a
kitchen
band
followed
by
a
bean
supper.
Alice
Good
was
girl.
Mrs.
Helen
Poffenroth.
sister
of
the
groom,
was
matron
of
honor
and
wore
a
gown
of
saphlre
net
and
velvet.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
carnations
and
ellRUNCS
-
this
ordergram
TODAY
!
length
about
her
Miss
Helen
Tweed
won
the
fern
t
membership
jumped
t
Week
Khan
...
mriitt'.-iinii
Kuwiif.V-V''V
v
'-1
!
.
'"t
(
Marry
'.Mariner.''
itrs..
J.
f-r",
y-r
--"---1
:
;
and
Mr
.
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Daily
News,
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Rupert,
B.C.
Ceniult
vow
Travel
Asmt
14.
.
Herman
played
t,he
wfddijig
6
DAY
RATE
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
ONE
DAY
13
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f",
Khx
"air
were
wei-
ll
the
fold.
Peter
Is
no
?
'"
re
He
ncprt
t
h
'
CmumIim
ficllic
Alrliort,
march.
A
reception
was
held
at
the
!
SAVE
MONEY
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
'"'ant
in
the
same
"
manages
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.
Alex
also
well
knna,n
In
Your
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Agent
j1
home
of
the
bride's
parents
In
the
afternoon.
After
the
reception
the
newlyweds
left
on
a
motor
trip
through
the
southern
United
States.
They
will
make
W.J
n
..
a
nniKcr
oi
me
Insurance
of-
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pay
only
for
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insertions.
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other
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od
for
days.
Enclosed
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$
in
full
payment.
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their
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