l-:uR"cl-llas rollonlzow
Anglican Church
-11". P..li".:'.l.'.S CATHEDRAL An.-liens
Rocllord sansn fl P-v-re"! Canon 6. E. Hsttatt M A.. DJ). Rector.
i'he ilelerend W. G. Ilsgg.
Honorary Assistant Fried.
organist and Choir Dirodse Miss suaone Brenton. Lie. lads j,4m.m .-..m,- ..
THVRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 7:10 a.m.-Mattias 8:00 ll.lIl.-Iloly Eucharist 10:00 a.m.-Church School (6 - I5) - 11:00 a.m.-Choral Eucharist 11:00 a.m.-Church School (Under 0) 7:00 p.m.-Evenssng Dally services at usual boars. All Welcome
5 ST. PAUL'S AN GHCAN CIIURCII
Established 1760 by ltoyai Foundation the Reverend Cansn J. 'i'. lhbstt. Rector. Organist and Choir Director. Mr. H. John Harris. F.B..C.0.
..j---j- 3.30-Holy Communion
10:00-Sunday School Junior and senior Classes
Beginners and Primary Classes 1;oo.Evening Prayer and Sermon "Death is Swollowed Up In
victory" Visitors Ara Cordial! To Attend.
. PRESBYTERIAN
'I'IIEKIIlI(OF8.JAM.E3
The Reverend 'i'. ii. I. ' lnars. ILA" I.'I'.M.. Minister
Miss E. Lillian Melanie. MnI.Bae.. l'.M.C.M. Organist and Director of chairs
THEBAPTISTCHUBCII Corner-PriaeeandFitsrsyltreeu.
Minister: lav. II. L. Mitten. I.A.. l.D.
Iiri.G.Ellisttl'aIi. llrssnhtsascsalrnlreeus
.- s.,
- '-.-Sands. : IJII.-M ".1" w ' llsu.eation :1 Chii..l::.m' 1 "What Y" Constitutes A
Special Girlst Chair alder ts. direction II Mill Hllih Donnell. BM p.nt.-Evening Servlcg sbecial Guests: Members at the Assoeiatioi of None. gl
V
Prince Edward island: also nurses in at Prince
training
Edward island llospltai. Sermon: "The Ministry of Jesus"
Anthem: "The host Chord" (Sir Arthlsr Sullivan) Hymn-Anthem: " Jesus is Tend. sriy Calling" - Soloist: Mrs. S. E. Barhoe
0:15 pun.-instruction in the meaning of the Christian Life for those desiring to be follow- ers st Jessa Christ.
The Chlrch Needs You: You Need The Church
.....M--A--MA ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
csr.Prinesand' Sta.
RECEIVES SWINE BREEDERS' AWARD
lilvef 1-H! by the President of the had the remarkable score of 04.
Yesterday at file annual meet III of the Prince Edward island Swine Breeders held at the Experimental
Swine Breeders Mr. J. H. Mao nu-scum op ing were John 'i'hompson. Dun-
Phall. New Haven. Mr. Found's
Farm, Mr. William Found (left) of saw was the highest scoring sow staffnage; new London was presented with I on the island during 1956. Sire town; Harrison Green, Kingston.
BANK up LONCIEON
mwssumcrou mp Gm lot I real bun. out of his luncheon at the National Press Club Frld-y. Some of the televis- ion lPPIr0tus exploded first .. gen Pgsldenltu of South Viet Nsm ms bi Ii. Di looked in the direcstlollipfsfcthe MI:
-Ngo Dlnh
at tile meet- Lloyd MacLeod. Bridge-
'i'hs lsvsread W. Ilarold Brown. M.A.. Minister. Mr. John Lea-Morgan. M.A.. 3. Man. (Oxford) Organist and Choir Director
10 nan.-Adult Bible Class 10:! n.m.-The Church School Assembles
11 I.lII.-Nlll'I.'! School
11 a.m.-Christian Family Sunday Sermon: "God is our Hope"
Anthems:
"0 saviour of In World"
(John Gees)
"Father We Thank Theo"
(M. Cnsteltoa)
1 p.m.-Divine Worship - "I Will Restore"
an-. lykoa: Junior Choir. (Girls and Boys) 1:00 p.m.-Evening Warship and Sermon by the ltevld. E. C. Evans Anthem: "llaii. olasoshlns Light" (Gssifl'0! Shaw) Visitors Alwus Wslosrns
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CIIUBCII
Illleatlrsst gggggg..,.M.M......
Marvel D. Dunbar. 0.11.. Minister
Richard Allan Dunbar. Organist Vida Joan Stewart. I.N.. I. . Living Link Missionary
.:(::-----::----m-: 10.00 a.m.-Church School and Family Hour. Mother's Day Isatnrss
l1:00 a.ln.-Morning Worship and
Communion
Sermon: ”in Behalf I God” Mothefslgiayc Mssssll
special as
1:00 p.m.-Evening Worshll
sermon: "The fault of Calvary"
acsrdialiavnaiisatoattsnatas asrvtesssttasl.ord'sda!.
Coming Events
Danes t Afton llsli Iatltdw. May 11. ruins of 1-iaihtiood music.
3 rln al use all his ...i. .2 &.3au”?”ii-'3-.. onl-
Macmlllao seed clesolng plant now operating at Cuslwall.
Cleaning grain until May nil. come early.-Everett Gallant. Oys- ter Bed Bridge.
Regular Saturday night dance. at. Peter's Bay Hall. Al Blane hard's Orchestra
Square dancing. Saturday MIN- New Glasgow Hall ", l' 51 Junior Farmers. Door prlll.
Reserve Wednesday. May 1104.
tor annual meeting of Provincial Home and school Association.
New London Concert in New
Glasgow Hall. May 14th. Sooner-
Anthem:
"Gentle Bel: Iaviosr” (usansd) Ali Aro cordially Welcomed
1: TBINITYUNITED CHURCH
Ministers:
law. A. Frank Macigall. B.A. Rev. 6. Howard Christin. I.A-. B.D.
Benton I. Muglorrl. A.lt.C.0. Organist and Director at Choirs.
...m..:.:.M.....- 10.0 nun.-Isaivr Cllnreh School 11.00 a.m.-Primary and Begin-
aors
11:00 a.m.-Divine Worship Sermon: "On Making A Dungeon Ilnms-Lila" - Reverend A. F.
Maebaan ' Anthem: "con:d.llo1y Spirit"
lsrrnu: "Msddl Man For Mod-
un Ysatk"-Speakers: Robert
latoasssn. David Macho-H ” In lsebenn. candidates
Inlsstisa to Male Eight
Yd an invited to worship God
in Trinity Church.
E SALVATION ARMY
Great George Street .. "HOME or EVANGELIBM" since 1005
Capt. and Mrs. J. Carter. corps moms
SUNDAY N
10:00 s.ln.-Service at County Jan 11:00 a.m.-"A Christina Mother" 0:00 p.ns4-Directory Clans
I:I pm.-Basin Ichssl 0:00 p.m.-Young People's Most-
itm Work in Indonesia" WN BIBLE CHAPEL
8 Cumberland St. at iaagworth Avenue. "A Bible Prnachiag contra. Pro sialmhg no lard Issss Christ 8 the only lnvtsar st Dinars." 0:! a.ns.-'i"hs lard's dapper for
Believers
11:00 I.ma-'l'he Family Bible llsar 0:00 p.m.-"Trdh For Today” (ladle broadcast over CFCYI 1:3 p.m.-Evangelistic Sonics gaging the old Hymns of the
GOD'SGRACE MAKES MAN SHAKER IN DIVINE NATURE
God's Divine revelation to the human race contained in Holy Scripture includes some truths which stagger the relsoa of man. when the human mind grasps even imperfectly what God is say- ing. it fears almost to take it lib erally. and looks for some inter- pretation other than a literal one. This is not surprising; how could man's puny intellect fail to do oth- erwise than tremble in the pres- Irlce of the Divine Mind
Yet'even when it tremble: the human intellect must not confuse God's ways and thoughts with man's ways and thoughts. God is all-powerful. all-wise and all-good. When He tells us what He wishes to do with His creatures and the gifts He will: to bestow upon them it is our duty not to dispute or argue. but to accept gratefully, fully believing in His ability to do what He promises.
Now. among these staggering truths, certainly we can include the doctrine that by snrlctifylng grace we are made partakers oi the Divine Nature. St. Peter, in his Second Epistle. clearly reveals
made psrtakers of the Divine Na
one being to another.
taro morally. I-cf. by but this is not true. iluch terpretntion is another examp
"Go Ye Therefore ."
David Livingstone. who obey- ed the above command. said of the above promise: "It is the word of I Christian gentle- msn!"
Livingstone proved across the thousands of lonely African miles that Jesus Christ was with him. Once when a rrlis. slon station wrote him: "When you have found a good road to where you are we will send some other men to Join you." Livingstone replied. "I only want men who will come even It there is no road."
Tile Bible Society helps foster Iuch I spirit by taking the Word of God to the far away places of the world where there are no roads and people live in spiritual darkness. We can help by our contribu- tions alld also by purchasing religious supplies at the Bible House, an enterprise of the Bible Society.
THE IIBLE HOUSE
(Opposite Eatoa's)
THOUGHTS FOR OUR TIME
By ills lihnlnenoo Cardinal McGulga.u
taking God at His Word.
a physical one. By physical palii
tllre. ADOPTED SONS
ever. begotten from all eternity
eons of God.
vine Vature is accidental. There an infinite difference the Divine Nature. considered Itself, and considered in us
of the tlmidlty of man fearful oi
In reality. our participation in the nature of God is what we call 0533'
patlon is not meant that the Di- vine essence is communicated to man as the human nature oi par- ents is communicated to the child What is meant is that our partici- pation is an accidental one-I par- ticipation by similltude. it is I gift distinct from the Divine Na-
A parallel idea fsiconlained 'in the fact oi our sonshlp oi God We are the sons of God-not, how-
is the Only-Begotten Son of God. the Second Preson of the Blessed Trinity. but we are the adopted
We are not gods. We remain men and our participation In the Di-
between participation. The former is Sub-
stance; the latter an accident. Tile former is Pure Act: the latter a
make this dearer. An iron placed in fire becomes red hot. it then gives off heat and light; it now possesses some of the qualities of fire: it particpates in the na- ture of fire. Yet it is not fire; it remains iron. The change is only
” t-I so. too. I soul endow- ed with grace. does some of the things that God does; it paticl- pates in His Nature. The change is Iccidentaal. s it is our hope that this brief treatment of a most difficult doc- trine will lnsplre oln- readers to make any sacrifice in order to possess this vital grace of God. Do not fear to take God at His word. What He says through St. Peter is true. God's gifts and prom- ises surpsss the ability of the human mind to understand. as St. Paul says in trying to describe what He willdofor His friends In heaven. for those who have been faithful to His revelation on 'enrth; "eye hath not seen, not ear heard, neither hath ll enter- ed into the heart of man. what things God hath prepared for them that love Him."
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Saturday. May 11. 1957 Tish Guardian
IIOTIOE
The ratepayers of West litoyalty School are re- quested to attend a meet- ing In the Hall on Monday, May 13th at 8 p.m. Im-
TAX DEFAULTERS
. The names of all property owners in arrears of taxes. mrespectofreal estatewlllbe published onthe first Monday.ln October, 1957. Monthly reminders to this effect Will be published in the interval so as to give our. cltlzens every opportunity to avoid thdembarassment of
J. SPURGFDN JENKINS.
City Tax Collector.
Us Illoss p”'"""' v rd : . . BY ':m:;;. thls actlon. lss ilstisl Gleaner: Stay At It. Bug-kg Cornwallis EIOGCTIC Hotel Aummgud
HOLLIS ST.. HALIFAX. N.S.
-El; two minutes walk from Hu:'li;3u3utnIut.io ad gthcamshill District. '" """"'
nnssonsnnrz DAILY BATES Starla Rooms from tau to use L"? Room: mu use to sue
a with bath sun 1. 35,50 Double with bath use to ts.ss
W90”! Rites Arranged For our Guests Enjoyment
TV Entertainment in our com. gmwle I-W-Ilse. also Snack BIT. Magazines. Toiletries Ind Flrber shop m Hotel Building.
OR OUR GUESTS SAFETY Automatic Fire Sprinkler tn 9VeI'i' room for your protection.
You will ell!!! COMFORT
with ECONOMY at the "COBNWALLIS HOTEL”
MONTAGUE and Reg. Garry Oats (sold out). skilled Memorial Craftsmen Comm. No. 1 Simcoe, 'I''” W”
certified No. 1 Ch'town, No.
80 Barley.
All booked orders must be picked up before May 15.
B. B. JONES R. R. 5, Ch'town
..l VERE BECK & SON
now ?
Repairing and Supplies Oil Heating
factory settlement as
CHARLOTTETOWN TAX NOTICE
, A11 Persons in arrears of taxes in respect of educat- lonal and personal property tax are reminded that it is imperative that such taxes be paid in full on or before December 31. 1957. Time is a factor in arranging satis- . installments may be paid on a weekly. seml monthly or monthly basis. Do not wait until contacted by the tax collector.-Eventually-why not
J. SPURGEON J ENKIN S.
City Tax Collector.
Ilouaehold Appliances
Television DIAL 4021 ' 112 Kent St.
MONUMENTS
HEAR
'1 CECIL A. MILLER
Over
CFCY RADIO
LIBERAL CANDIDATE - QUEENIS COUNTY Inserted by P. E. 1. Liberal Ass'n.
TONIGHT At
OO O'OLOOI(
Local Time
corrrirln .. FOR SALE FOR SALE II; 150 acres at Tracadie Duplex in Brighton' 4
Cross with house and build- 'ngs. 70 acres" clear. Situat-
this: "That by these you may be
ture." it is akin to the teaching .11, that we are sons of God. because it is by generation and birth that nature communicates itself from
some have claimed that we on- b pnrdclpste in the Divine NI-
Ia love
quality lnilerlng in the substance of the soul. so diet. that which is substantially in God. is accident- In the soul participating in die Divine Goodness. Now. is it possible for the human mind to grasp oven imperfectly how this can be done? To some extent yes. no Divine Nature is considered the principle of all ; God's operations, but articularly of His Knowledge of lrnseli and of Himself. Grace in our soul is a principle of our know- ledge of God and our love of Him. Thus. by means of grace we are made capable of performing the very acts which God Himself performs-we can know and love Him not merely as humans. but in I way as He knows and loves Himself - we participate in the intimate activity of the Holy Trin- ity itself.
if two persons know that two and two mslre four. tilely)psrtlci-
ed beside school, church
and post office. Apply-
J. ELMER BLANCHARD, 165 Queen Street, Charlottetown
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS
AND 8CO'l'l' - ATWATEI OUTBOARD
OTORS Sold and Se ced by
Keith Carmichael
PLUMBING I HEATING Bracklny Point itsnd PHONE 0423
years old. Perfect
OWII
DIAL 9348.
BUILDINGS RAISED New sills, joists, etc. re- newed. Concrete founda- tions, free estimates, city and country. V. FORD. Charlottetown, R. R. 6 Dial 5909
condi- tion. Excellent opportunity for ambitious person to
home, by allowing rental to retire investment.
from our plants . . . nine of them in the Maritimsr
You can choose from a
pate in the same ' . So. if we know God as God knows Him- self, God and ourselves can be said
variety of shapes, sizes and styles when you use Shaw
to participate in the K. ' i of God
similarly. two persons who love the same thing in the some way participate In the love of that thing. So. if we love God. and God loves Himself. we can be said to participate in the Love of God. By grace we know God and we love Him. l.s.. we share in His activity.
But God is I simple Substance and the distinction between His Activity and His Nature is mental rather than real. ills Activity is His Nature. Hence by sharing in His Activity we are actually shar- lrlg physically In the Divine Na- ture. In this sense. then, does grace make us "psrtakers of the Divine Nature" according to the
words of st. Peter.
NATURE! DISTINCT
This explanation avoids the dan- gar of Pantheism because it main- tains as we mentioned above. that our participation is onl yan ac-
one. God's Nature rs-
and Man's nature
An example might serve to
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presents. "No Men Admitted." in at the close of the Gospel Meeto real-ins distinct. Hunter River Hall. May 13th. IN 5., GCSPEL HALL
I-"L "A W". . A'uu Ynn Upper Prince Street
A special meeting of ii ' . are Hope River School will be on Tuesday May It. at 1.3 p.m. Very important business.
"Bonsllaw lnn" is now open ior season. Opening dance will znssday, Ilay 1!. Burns Orches-
a.
he
FBEICIIUIICIOI SCOTLAND
Ilvehwsedltreet Inslslmsev..r.rl.slsnos.n.A. -1 lss.-.-sssaslsseasslsasslsls
smug; mun -I000 ISLIII-cinlloll - mm or -r-1 1;: --:- FEIIIV Silltlci ' . . . . . . .. : p. .
ll! ist-June 10th Inclusive Daily from each terminal:
as aw "neg cl.” e,.d'..,,-n,, I a.nl.. ll a.m.. 1 p.m., 5 p.ln.
GrandBingoSt.Andrew'slIall. 7'-v"L?:V"!'L"n'-,psw.erslGedndthswBQsl S'rAlmArlD'l'nsm Ml. Itewan. Monday. May Ian. "M ,, n";.m God.” I cc. ms-so roe daily report dial CFCY as :0 gang prises. inch '.""T' E ' first wearthcr lnoadcssl
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two year training.
WANTED
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brick inside or outside your borne.
Speedtile lays up extra fast .- . makes permanent, fire- proof walls and partitions. Looks good, lasts a lifetime.
Shaw blocks are best for IUlIIld8I.I0na. Precision- mnde; economical to use. Concrete block for founda-
POTATO GROWERS
Treatment of Potato
Seed is urgently recom-
mended both by our Inspetlon Department and Re- search People. It is not expensive and can be done with little extra trouble. Treatment materials are
available locally.
The Potato Board has prepared I leaflet on seed treatment and methods which will be mailed to any
grower on request.
P. E. I. POTATO MARKETING BOARD
123 Kent Street
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
dons; Thermocrete Block for walls
Shaw concrete pipe for sewers; drainage of all types is made to highest specifications in wide range ofsises.
Pre-cast units in standard and special shapes made from concrete or thermo- crete are available from stock at Shaw plants. Keep costs down . . . speed up construction.
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GRAND ORANGE LODGE ANNUAL MEETINGS
WEDNESDAY. HAY 15th
L.O.A. at Ieylle Lodge LO-l.A. at St. Pasl's Hal
Sesslollsapsasti0s.n.Ihup
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Pi"?'9.V'?.NN:-
Vitrified flue lining.
Chimney Brick.
Pre-cast Concrete Sills and Lintels. Face brick.
Fireplace Brick (and rm Brick). Drain Tile.
Partition Tile.
Concrete Septic Tanks
Concrete Block.
Thermocrete Pavcra.
Thennocrete Block.
Stucco over Thermocrete Bloch. Concrete Well Rings.
FOR INDUSTRY
1599'"
'P9'.b'.9l'.-0
Radial Chimney Brick. Pre-cast roof slabs. Back-up tile.
Spcedtilc, Thr-rmocrete Concrete Block.
Pre-cast sills and lcnlelas Face Brick.
Partition Tile
Concrete Block.
Pre-cast floor slabs. Drain Tile.
Concrete Sewer Pips:
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