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PHARISEE AND PUBLICAH

CONFEDEIATION LIFE lN- Christ never insisted upon peni- tence more powerfully than 1n his

Parable of the Pharlsee and the

gugalllle lire-noon, Lin. Music

Reverend II. C. lites. D.D Visiting organist and Choir Director “u”, "

‘T’ ' , K d I.. _ DENT“ 5335mm. h. 1'11 (liiigir 0.3.?’ 1 communion: 10.00 AM. Junior- us] 3min; ‘y ms Fridsy 0:15. Chases oi’ the Church School.

11.00 A.M. Beginners a Primary Departments in the Social Hell. 11.00 A.M. PUBLIC WORSHIP,

mdnrsduy 9:30. roesday, Thursday, Saturday 7:45. [March's Service Wednesday at

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BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITOBY. -—Thb Depository at Herman's Bookstore. 1m Greet George Street, Charlottetown, makes it possible for you to secure easily all Bibles, New Testaments or Portions of Scripture published by the British snd For-

Publican. Like several other para- bles this was as deliberately pro- vocetrve to the self-righteous as it Wu encwresl to the peniteht. n ls a direct chaienge to e typical attitude of the modern mind, which in so many other wa_\‘s differs from the outlook 01.11111 religious legal- lsts who first listmrd to it. The defensive screen behind which the

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wedncsflay and l-Ytdsy 7:30-

“, neck day services are in All m; Chapel. All seats ere free d unpppropriated. Vistors an wmed and the Incumbent is

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sr. PAUL'S cnuncu

lhbutt. 11.13., Rector organist 11ml Choir Mentor.

.__ i-‘iifiT SUNDAY IN~LENT 1.30 a.m. linly Communion.

"minim"! by the Minister. Sermon Ours"

Inesrnnto"

2 "(Hahn's Need end

Anthem: “lean. Word o! God, (Mozart).

2:30: Young People's Bible Class.‘ 7.00 I‘.M.: PUBLIC WORSHIP. Sermon: "f." J ‘ Education."

r... 1. r. Mr- Ralph Yflllhr. Sec'y. MJLILC. 1 [piston 1-‘. Mugford, A.II.C.O., r-Allthem: “I Am Alpha and

(Shiner). "I wil lift up mine eyq

lilustrutcd tidrlrt-ss, subject: “The liisiory of the Church o! Eng- land." '

r11.- nlnrnitll srrvice wil be broadcast over Radio Station

CFCY.

Visitors vvili root-Ive n cordial I‘l‘iI'4>lIll' 11f St. Paul's Church.

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Tiiil KIRK 0F ST. JAMES

lira. M-tliur ILLILITPTTCIIIHI‘ Director iiis! 11.4011 sir-hurt. Ortrunist.

.\i . 1 Th; ltrv. '1’ ll ilussell Somers 3l..1\., S M.

Organist. -l\li.~s I; iilliuu McKenzie llns, Ilse. l1 AM. MORNING IVORSHIP. Sermon: "Ls (lur ll l

fllndranro or s llolp in 1

The .\iiili'vii"l‘ uili conduct the Services and deliver the Sermons.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prinre and Grafton Street Rlil (i. CARLYLE iI/EBYYPER Minister MORNING WORSHTP 11.00 A.M. Theme: "Jesus Christ

-Tlle Open Door,”

firruntl in a series on the Ix- i‘iii\l\t‘ (‘lnlms rt our Lord. ii,\11r.1~: Ill’. 1105, 400.. .\11th<~n1: "Jtfiils My look 0n Mo.” -Ncvln. 2:30 P. 3!. The Sabbath School and llihlv Classes.

_ 1'1 l2.\'l.\‘(i WORSHIP

..m1 l'.‘\l. ‘fhvrne: “The Subiltty oi 'lr11111tnlion“.

li_\"11|n.\: tidli, 771k 26L _ A "IMYL For Thy Tcnde.‘ litrvlrw‘ sake." —J. ll. Borers. not tlrcelvr-tl; Gcd F; not illntkril; i111‘ vvlinfitncver 1; mgr; rout-iii, 111.11 shall he ulso reap." \"\I are cordially invited to W01“. lhip with us,

Saviour,

following Morning Worship.

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Anthea ‘f lat Thy lit r ("t Upon i

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2:30 i‘. )1 (‘IIURCII SCHOOL. i

i i‘. ill ENING WORSHIPJ

Sermon Perils of the’

Middle-Aged |

Anthem: “Abide With Me" —. tWnlrnit 1.

110011.111. Morning Prayer and lldll- M

serum", wlijpi-t: "Received 11m; Lord, w ich made heaven and m, 1,1, (If chriara Church." earth."

Anthem: "0 Saviour of the

norm" _- 10pm. BAPTI§T

up M; Sunday ° “ ‘ end

111111» Class. THE BAPTIST CHURCH 7m 11.111. livriilng Prayer and

Minister Rev. I. Judson levy. B.D.

Morning Worship ll s. m. 51ml“! MP- lster, the Reverend T. E. McLennan,

Boys’ Service. ‘

Evening Worship ‘I P. M. Sermon: ‘The Father's

Atnt1h1-m:"'A Prayer" (Handel).

Solo. selected, Miss Pearle Burns. who will take as

Miss Helen Stowart, A.T.C.M., Organist and Director of Choir.

You are cordially invited to wor- Choricy and 1W0 1101315105 by ‘he ship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH. ‘Choir: "Jesu. Word of God lncnry

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

CHURCH Kent Street

MARVEL D. DUNBAR. R TIL. I firs in our mldfii-

Minister.

MRS. M. C. STIHVART. Organist

and Choir Dlrrrtnr

10:00 A.M. Church School.

. This l" ""5 film"? h"? "M" B. D. ‘line address of the morning qmrents and children can learn to- w111 bg given by Mr. Ralph C. Young.

grthor ihc Word of Life.

l 11.00 A.M. Morning Worship snd c .

Sermon: “That Doctrine Com-

plex".

Duet (Selected) by ‘Miss Noreen 111'; gcrvlct‘. iAuld, Miss Norms DrsieL 7.00 I‘.M. Evening Worship -- Long ytiltThuu

Mule Choir.

Sermon: ‘(fourtahipf- The first ducted by the minister, x in a series of three messages upon deliver the third and last. 1n ml: the God given ordinance —Ms1~ series o! sermons on the Prodigal

riage. Solo, “Crossing The (Wegenasi) by Preston Beck. Central Citrlstlanv urges its mem- bers and invites its friends to wor-

ship on tho Imrd‘; Day. A warm A. T. C. Mr. 0Y1!

welcome awaits you.

ii- UNITED Pl-JNTECOSTAI. CHURCH 30 15.1.01 AVE.

Rev. J. C. ltleinsteuber Pastor.

Sunday School l p. m.

Worship and Preaching 3 p. m- Evangelistlo Sorvleu 7.30 p. m. Good Singing‘ —Good Music

sign Bible Society. licatlons u. soldhere st the very 10w price set by the Society. Call] iin at Herman's Bookstore and in- 1,15 111m The “mm,” M“ n" 1spect the Bible Society goods at any

W! fmlrfll in s series or six special l‘ " bmsdcssts, over station CFC!

‘Both Morvnirlg and Evening Worship at the Kirk tomorrow will be con- ‘dueted by lite Minister, the Rev. T. H. Bussell Somors, M. A., 5. T. M., WlhO will also preach the Sermons. in the Morning on "Ls Our Religtoxr solo, selected. Mr. A. J. Charley. . 3mm“ o, a Help w m... and‘. in the Evehlrvg on “'l'he Perth; d} the hills. from whence cometh my me Mlddyeakgedfl m" "ml" "m" "l" iOrqanist. Miss 12. Lillian McKenzie,‘ iMus.Bao., Wlii direct the music which ’wlll include Mendelssohns antheml in the Morning: ‘Cast ’l‘hy Burden, upon the Lord" and in the Evenins. “Abide With Me" to a new setting composed by J. 'l‘rueman The Church School meets at 2.30

Pharisee solemnly stated his claim

to approach God with self-confi-

dence-"God, I thank thee that I

Rm 110l- Hs othermen are. I fast

twice in th‘e week: I give tithes of. all that I possesfl-vvas fatal to

his perception of the demands o1

the divine holines. Identical with

this in principle is the self-justifi- ‘catlon o1 those who refuse in full

view of the volcanic revelations

of war-time “humbly to acknuwq ‘ledge their sins before God." For rthe man of to-day, as for the Pharlsee of the time of Christ. the one thing needful is the self-abase- merit that follows the vision of God, the change of mind which the Bible culls repentance.

This generation of mankind 111-, herits from its past a state of mind which has largely repudiated any conception of law beyond the law of decency in human TEi3§i0fl-.

A11 these pub- I

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ships. As the Pharlsee in Lhe

“'°1°°"' parable justified himself

and There is most important man after till-and some one said that evidently God liked the cDmlllon people for He made so many of them The worldi w

by nvxrnge 111m and woolen.

We speak of the law of averages‘ it cow-rs tho whole of life the average mrm~ the

ork is not done by geniuses but

Then llivrc i. the average day-

sunrise, noon. stuidowlt, the call to work, intercourse with friends. deed. The average day is not notic- hcfuuslgted but most of our days are thus

cusuai greetings. the the kind

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Kill"! C- Yollfls. Gellflll Fevffl- ‘will conduct the regular services 01' sry M It E C '

Anthem: "How Long Wilt Tlr-u W111 deliver the Forget: iilc?" --(l'fleuger).

The Church School inunedistely 0111's," lie will also give the fourth fin the series of six special broad- ‘casts Love"— ‘conduct the Young Peoples Bible the third and final sermon of the Class I11 the evening. UN’ 5911mm series on the Prodigal Son.

liar" -- “The Father's Love“. The evening

Hem- the Chlidrene Choir of the

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Al! Are Heertlty invited

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C.F.C.Y. csoh Saturday

"Free Press will be of interest here

Major anicl ilirhiivlctor MncLenn

ll a. m. Holiness Hosting. 2.30 p. m. Sunday School. Interesting lessons for sll. 7 I‘. M. Evangelistic Meeting.

w""“ll|“‘ m"""" "f" Th“"‘ shape of things to come militarily,‘

air ill. a l'-l\l.

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tend the above meetings. You are welcome!

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101st 10 LOAN

HALL

‘PBUUTY CHUWCH- - The Min" Pharlaee feels no contrition for of- of a love of God and man which he has not accepted. the lruih of which he docs not ucknovvivtlyv and which he has certainly‘ 111w

Divine worship this Sabbath, and morning sermon which will be on "China's Need uhci

thee that I am not cruel or double in my dealings with my feilovvmcn: I batten upon no man: 1 my : debts and play the game: 11-111. when necessary, I lave the rouse-

on Sunday afternoon, and

will be prcuciled by .\ir. Ralph Young, Secretary of the M. it. ii. U, his subject "Christ- iun Education." The music for the clay will include a solo by Mr. A. J.

11101111 obligations." I11 both

t-lple the negation c-f because it. lacks the purity which in the sense oi.‘ beatitude. "sees God."

of he. C111‘.

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note" by hioznrt, and Stnincrs "l Am Alpha. and Omega." The Church School ‘Will meet at the usual hours, A cordial welcome 1s extended m all students and strangq "Operation Crossroads" by the United States Navy at Bikini Lagoon 111st year

Major-General

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. —- 'l‘he servke of hiorning Worship at l1 A. M. will be conducted by the minister. the Rev. I. Judson Levy.

attempted 1o attain. "God, 1 tiulhh <

once 111 a whole “car, but the over-

fences against a spiritual standard 38° d-‘Y 15 illwFl-“F ‘villi i15-

quences of loyalty to my SUClJi .1111i’°1' 1.15m‘ 11nd who .rr- ~ ‘ self-satisfied egctism vltizltcs scll- Some arr- 111 lire 1msitivo side and judgment, egotism which is in prln- some p11» "r111 the nr-tzat penitertrrmdo 1111.111

tasks~our ‘home. 11110111.: books or "ocls with "ltilrir "

is cur time <11ent

nf ordinary field, office.

life is made 11p

worl: in -1i11:iir1~: 111cm n!‘ 121011- ‘., trzivcll‘ 1: to pnzl fro, selling, serving others. Thus

is made up of all

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llirn their Siililft? and

‘srmc 1'0 1:11" less.

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We ndd n11 the 11.111019 and than‘

lglivifir lzv the 11111111301‘ that W!‘ ltavc

a1 officer of the Canadian ATmS-isay summing up his observation OLECVCI’ s1» small cot ran-ducted ; 1111111: y k\I1(i'liiP ‘trov-

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address-ml pgetzi the Miiilflfv I-zistitute of London able] at the Dunclas street armories inst [enjoy the in:

11.,» rt~.11s1dr1*.1\io11. "hlany -.<. irnkr n ntnckio". or as we 111 Mil-um twrilicr, 11o 11191‘ ‘t 111i to some- t'OllSili(“.‘llili(‘. And so ' 110111 the wank.

.1 1112.40 111» 1x s" unultl 11l 1:0 n cunllorl- ' "Hit-h it) live, ‘.‘.'Q all ributlon made by

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, . /) 3 ° I Literature wit: 1 ~ . gm Ellen s Diary e And LIfE 2 By en Island Farmer's Wife f . 0 —~ 4: By ltonkman (Continued from Page l!) “Jwxxx A week that has given hlurch days to February. James himself AVERAGES "never saw the like of it for the

time of year" and he has 11nd tea.- remember his Februarys. ,

sv-h to The threshing, except the slack up by the Line was (lone in rccvnt days the wood-shaving both here and st Rob's. "Not all cf the wood. James was careful to t‘ me. Due m 11 lack of snow for the liaulzng of 1t, a munbot‘ of Innis As

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1s ills custom. James flll‘ armful o1 the new-sawed.

with a woodsy ycent to 1 e box and Jamie elected to drau- load after load of 1t on his small sled to a heap irrthe kitrhen—nnd the

admirable patience he had .'.|1 111s rolling slirks that vrrizld not stay in place. Ti1e lill'C\ilil'l;Z no had been an engaging spell fcr Jamie, with latniFes of "rlllliii menses" and p sinlsw ~Oil1"l'_» .111; mt anti 1.11 evciziny: in the <1 m sl1r1d..-.v_\- 1mm 1101111 z to bag :.:* tailings. This chore \\".rs one that. ‘could not ‘ralt "‘ti1l a-tnorruvv“ so

that night he sidled out with James

who was well plcmrd with his grandson's illicrrsl and zeal. An Intiiun trapper m1 t1u1et >101».

came ‘across the {curds <111e dlly ‘in i115 way to visit his trap ii ,, and trove Jamie and me much 0rd Mr ctnvvt-‘rsntioli, and I envied hi.‘ "kncrs-lctlge never learned of schct ' T1115 week. for tho first, J.111 e 11w‘; rips 111mm, finding 111v ‘ bolero rather desolate, ‘I'll . be no substitute for u s1‘ - . ‘,- mothrr. But. Rob comes <la11r 11nd the Mutt-dog lo-helgv 1119M‘

Jamios days. A1111 he

lillPlTii$ 111 the hotn-

lntt? ‘he i)_‘.i‘-3 v 11o 2. \\ 11ll~\\'f‘ s t her 11111111‘; lite gtnnzl-mitiltor t

"'11 what are you knitting r11 There's Jeanie to coast with and

night, illustrating ills talk with titer.» Wlln vamp before its-mam‘ Jar,‘ Md Grmfiafid , . _ , n _ , . . , v o folio“. so Geneml Secretary of ‘he Amrmme colored moving pictures take-n cf 1111:1111 l111..1b1r folk. 11110 asked his days are m“ Religious Faucmmn Unmnn Ems "rthile official Catiadlan n11l1tz11y|l1n a (ii the u .l:l. _ , , , or mo M‘ R. El C’ Wm parficipale gbservegn this ‘émlxg “will: i‘ " “1h':f’_“k"_, re T‘? “Gm 1 A1111 1f l) some iilj1\\'(‘?i{ itiiS kites in this service. The Church School a "‘ ‘I i kénilq} l m“ Mfiwl" l.“ ‘ 151C815, ‘ ti1rn111>.;i11ling r-r ton fnifl .1!‘ 11:11. ulll held its session at the close of 5 U j; I l . . m," . " ' 1,. m, ; ,1 H ‘ f, land trials. .1 fresh 1:011‘ are‘: ' .1‘ ‘The ivnlhenl uf i118 . Devafma n” o. me mmgm ‘n i" ‘ H‘ H“ i. mo?” l rs w! knwtvs 1m fwmtfnii. ‘w ‘ m their illustration of the power‘ ‘ ‘ “'11: cut thr- lunbcr mil‘, ‘ ,. .f H ,

be Pflvugefs "lit-W Forget 2119'?" Even- 7 P. M. will be c0n~ who will

‘m""'“"‘ Wm of atomic energy and pleasing to

‘"5 “Drsmp “L t-cicr, the reel of movies was part product 0t‘ Gc-zteral Luton‘; own camera and part of the official \Var Department picture file of the historic experiment.

The occasion of General Lutolrs

Son, the theme on this occasion anthem will be Handel's Prayer." Mlm Pearle Burns will sin! ll $91- gcled solo. Alisa llelan Stewart, anlst and director of choir will be in charge of the mu§l¢ of me day. You are cordially 1n- viled to worship with the Baptist ‘Ctur

Lbtriion Military Instltuti: 1111p 111p United Services Institute. Col. Frank B. Ware. president, harried Brigadier Russell H. Beattic, M.C., for the army, Lleut. A. B. Cosh Ch ‘lformerly of Charlottetown), for

ttile llfiVY and squadron Leaze Brad Walker. D.F‘ C., for the a1. force as a committee to reconstitute

i ‘Major General Luton Saw Bikini Blast ,

of two atomic bombs upon‘ n fleet

_ ‘or so warships with which the The followng from the Winnipts ‘

and reserve force officers o,f three services will be invited.

Bikini Lagoon explosions. was contained in the moving picture shown by General Luton. The ri- feet. he said, W115 like a slant slashing at random, with a mon-

as Major General Luton mentioned is ki-lldly remembered, he having spent a slimmer at the Cox Hotel Sourls, following the close of World War .

World public

ucrlds best protection against the-fl"!!! “Std in the ¢1°P9T1mfllt< Normal living can be destroyed

easily with this new power. the speaker said. Only the weight of public opinion will ward off the horror of destruction mule pos- slble o, this new weapon.

General Luton was one "foreign observers" and 40 501611- tists who were guests of the Unil- cd States upon one of the staff ships present at tho experiment. This ship was stationed 20 miles from the point where the first _ bomb wag exploded at e11 estimat- ed 60 feet above the water and 10 miles from the point where the second bomb was exploded be- neath the water.

Pictures shown by the maker included shots from see level, from eirorsft Ind from mtdll carom posts on Bikini itself.

One vivid possibility left to the

said Major-General R. M. Lulona

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