Churches

(hutch Oi England

I PETER'S CATHEDRAL i Anglican

Bochford Square

1... Reverend Canon 6. I. Ilollstt M.A

.. .D. Rector. 1-in Iteverend W. 6. lion liunurary Assistant Priest. urgnnisi and Choir Director

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Sr;-fund Sunday in Advent. 7.3.; u.ni.-Mnttins 3.u0 u.ni.-Holy Eucharist

Lllil a. m. -Clitlltcll School (6-15) 5

Lou a.ni.-Choral Eucharist

Lao a.m.-Church School (under

0) gm p, m.-Holy Baptism 7.uo..i;'vcnsoIsg.

Daily services at usual hours.

rsuus ANGLIOAN onuncn

Susanne Brenton. Llc. Music

Tomorrow I

PRIESBYTERIAN rim Kins or s. Janis

Minister The Reverend 1'. II. B. lomers.

. . l.'l'.M. Miss E. Lillian Mclteosie Mus. B.. F.M.c.M

organist and Director at the Choirs.

lo s.m.-Church school 11 a. m. - The Sacrament of Holy Communion

Anthem: Jesu Word of God In- carnate. - - - - -Gounod. p. m. - Vespers Commemo mi.- ing the Five Hundredth Anni- vers ary of The Gutenberg Bible.

Anthem: Day is Dying West. (Soloist, Donald Scherwin.

A Child's Prayer - - Anderson. Girls' and Boys' Choirs.

I Visitors Always Welcome

in the Currie)

The Parish Church Established 1789 by Royal Foundation

hr Reverend Canon .l. 'I'. lhbott.

Rector organist and Choir Director: Mrs. V. L. Dlngwall

.110-lloly Communion nut) Junior and Senior hunday School.

Iml iii-ginncrs and Prlmsr Classes Sunday School.

,..i No Sermonl. Evening S e r v i c e

Classes

um Sacrament of Holy Commun (Note

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Cor. Prince and Grafton Sis. The Reverend W. Harold Brown.

M.A.. Minister E. C. Evans (visiting

- Minister) Mr. John Lea-Morgan, M.A.. D Mus. (Oxford) Organist and Choir Director.

Rev.

3'

10 s.m.-The Church school 10 a m.-The Church School and Adult Bible Class.

Marsh at Mermaid which serv- ed as the supply source of pros-

In 1889 this Province could boost of a Moss Factory amongst it industries. This factory was found- ed at Mermaid by a Charlottetown merchant. John MacLeod. who was a native of Mermaid. The moss was gathered on a large peat hog and placed on trolley cars of a small railway which took it to the factory. It was then dried and pressed into bales and sold for horse bedding on the market.

Mermaid Moss Factory An Olcltime Island Industry

K scd moss in years gone by.

Mrs. Mac-Lend moved from the province never to return.

John MacLeod had always been a venturesome man, with strong love for his former home in Mer- maid. His home, now owned by Mr. Buell, was for three generat- ions in the MacLeod name. His grandfather. Major Murdoch Mac- Leod. together with William Far- quharson. Donald Currie and Major Alexander Mutch were the only families in Mermaid when the

Cub Motiiers'

Auxiliary Meets

A meeting of the Cub Mothers Auxiliary of Holy Redeemer was held Monday evening in the Com- munity Centre with the President. Mrs. Fred Egan. in the chair, and the Scouimaster, Mr. Frank Costel- lo. in attendanc . the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Guy Sullivan. and the treasurerls report by Mrs. Gerald Names.

The Scoutmaster reported that the previous Summer's Cub Camp had been the most sucessful one held. due to adequate help and ex- ceptionally fine weather. He con- gratulated the Mothers Auxiliary

The minutes of

Organist In

A host of friends and admirers throughout the Province will be pleased to learn that the success as s musician which Mr. Frank Johnson acquired as a church or- ganlst, choir master and instruct- or of school groups while here has continued since his removal to Edmonton, Alta.

A recent Edmonton paper des-

cribes his early musical education in England where at the age of 15 he was appointed organist of a church in Harwood. Eng., and one year later when only 16 years old. he bacame one of the youngest graduates of Trinity College in London. While still in his teens. he was appointed cholrmaster of St. James Anglican Church in Bolton where he remained for three years, until the spring of 1940. when he joined the RAF. Although Mr. Johnson served for six years with the RAF, he did not neglect his interest in music. Dur- ing his military service of two years in Charlottetown. he fre- quently appeared as guest organ- ist at Trinity United Church.

He returned to England, but the people of Charlottetown didn't for- get the young air force man's musical skill, and he was invited to return to the Maritime city as organist of Zion Presbyterian Church.

With one loot in Canada, so to speak, he was naturally anxious to see something of the rest of the great dominion he was learning to call home The opportunity came

Continues Success As Edmonton

3

MR. FRNK JOHNSON

a little more than a year ago. when he was appointed organist and choir leader of McDou;:all United Church in I-Edmonton.

Mr. Johnson is a member of the faculty of Alberta College where he teaches piano, organ and music theory. He is a member of the Kiwanis club of Edmonton. His latest appointment is organist of "The Chapel of Chimes". western Canada's newest funeral home. It is so named because of the Maas tubular cathedral chimes featured in the chapel.

Saturday. Dec. 3. 1955

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corrupted acording to the desire 0! error, and be renewed in the spirit of your mind; and put on the new man, who acording to God is created in Justice and in truth" (Eph. 4:22-M).

These words of St. Paul are written on the gate through which all must pass who are to attain the end ordained for them by God. They contain the definition of that process which every man must undergo before that supernatural seed received at Baptism can mature and branch out to embrace the Omnipotent Creator of all that is

A Christian must, therefore, be characterized by a willingness to '- t something new, something different. By his very definition, a Christian must be dis-

marked by a strong determination to become something more.

Even men who lack religion. de- sire to change; to acquire skills they do not now possess, to cure vices and overcome bad habits. The Christian also desires to change in these wqys, yet the de- sire to change which characterizes the Christian is something more and something radically different from this.

content with what he now is and be.

IIIOIIGIITS FOII Ollll TIME

By Ilia lhnlnonoa Cardinal McGulgll

"Put ofltluoldinsnwho isersolnatureandthustobsoolnl

not merely a more perfect man. butarnansharinginthoblesaed- nus of God's nature.

MUST FORGET SELF

Thus. it does not suffice that the desire to change of the Christ- in be motivated by a picture in his mind of himself as being more perfect. The desire to enhance and glorify sell must disappear. This desire must be a readiness to "decrease" so that "He may grow in us." It is I willingness to forget self. to stop putting self at the head of everything. to my interpreting every thing that hap- pens in the light of its relation to self. and instead. to surrender ulf toGod.toallowHimtoworkoIt His good pleasure in us.

"Purge out the old luven that you may be a new paste." says St. Paul. As you well know. it is the leaven that makes the bread rise. that is, so to speak, makes the bread move or activate itself.

Thus we can speak of whatever motivates or activatu us in on actions as being our lesven. Thero- iore. St. Paul is telling us that we must get rid of that old leaven which is self and replace it by a new leaven which is God. In other words. we must cease to make

. . . II I. . -e oi HOIirl- in this enterprise along with census of 1798 was taken. At that 0” ”55'5”"g "me "Wis l'0r3"”"d 8 our acwns

11 a. m. -Nursery School. whereas the man without rel

”This

TIIE SALVATION ARMY

Wondrous Book.”

11 a. m. -Divine Worship. Sermon: "Why He Came." Anthem:

John MacLeod were James Orin Stewart and Henry Gordon. It was a sort ot family affair, for Mr. Stewart was a stepson of Mac-

time Major MacLeod had five sons and one daughter. The son William MacLeod inherited the farm from the father. This William MacLeod

the Jamboree. Pleas were made for the annual Christmas

party for Cubs

and Scouts to be held on Monday, Dec-

RIVERDALE CHURCHILL W.I. The annual meeting of Riverdnie

gular meetings were read. The fol- lowing are the officers appointed for the coming year: President.

ligion looks to himself as both the cause and the term of the change, the Christian looks to God. Where-

Instead. we must team to judge all things in the light of Christ and make the prime motivating

2.30 . m.-Service -C a I v i n Churchill Women's Institute was Mr O w 1 r . - . - , 5' 'h9,l0m'" d"'l"'5 ' chug” til” nu-Se 0' .11 0" "Mom "I M W. Great George sgngg chm-pen, Me,-maid. Leod, and Gordon is stepson-in-law. had a family of twelve. including 05159? 19U1-- it Which 8 00110811 held at the home of Mrs. Donald press” 1vIr:,0'l)nrliIi:ldKlClilli?ifle' V512: luy mm” the nature of man and ?nesl::gy?:(r:y:lc!:jlnbg gxmlnd 9' M

"HOME W EVANGELISMVI 7 P. m. O Divine woumpy John MacLeod-had married We m John of M955 1.-Pcrtory fame. James would be put on by the boys. it Currie, with a good attendance at 1-egarwrms Mrs Kelsie B'u(,h&nO seeks as the term of the chance to SIM" mil delsly 1' - d sine, lug sermon. HY, A” Soup me and ms w.feOp,,-me.-1y 3 Miss MacLeod inherited. the (gym and was suggested by Mr. Costello that members and Visitors present. an Geyelemved). -Dlrecm” Mrs be merely a more perfect nun. lb d ' e fr.-ch on ma e. until I. Major and Airs. W. Stanley Anthem; Ayers was a widow named Ste- llved there until his defilh In 1932 3 Fa"'"'50” ,ba"q"el be held In The meemli 0P9"9d bY SIDEUIE Oliver MacLeod Mrs John. A. the latter "ck! to become more he ,:i.'"?. 1:; 8133"” in this '1" co.-9. Oflicgrg. wart, with a family of two. at the age of eighty-eight years. February durms scout week. Mr. the Institute Ode, and repeating ' ' ' than man. to reach out and grasp 35 9" '3 0 ' 99"”! '4"-

All are cordially welcomed. MacKinnon; Auditors, Mrs. Nelson

The ucmry was bum ”" la"dl Virtue Miss Pearl Nicholson: Sick

Costello showed a movie he had then owned by William Munn. but

that person can be no more than taken during the Jamboree at Nia-

the Creed in unison. Roll call was . Chriuim in name my I. h o .

something totally beyond the pow- answered by paying membership

' I AT Saturday WIDELI SC TERED

Al

Prall

.30 p. in. -Open Air " 8.00 p.m.-Prayer and Mertlng.

Sunday 0.30 a.m.-Prayer Meeting 1.00 a.m.--Holiness Service

2.00 p.m.-Young Peoples Direc-

tory Class.

2.30 p.m.-Sunday School

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

' Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets Minister: Rev. I. L. Mllton. B.A.. B.D.

Organls Mrs. G. Elliott Full

Li a. m. -Morning Worship;

now owned by Russell Matheson.

One of William MacLeod's sonlsp

gara-on-the-Lake. Ontario.

The moss grew on a swamp which was owned by the government to the south and west of Lake Mac- Donald in Mermaid. This beautiful thirty-acre lake fed the swamp moss which grew in abundance. The marsh. consisting of eighty- one and a half acres. was sold by

Roderlch. went to California in the days of the gold rush and was never heard of again. Another son. David Mac-Leod. lived at Mac- Kenzics Corner, Lot 48, built a ship and with two sons sailed for Newfoundland with produce only to be lost at sea. Today the descend-

Following the business meeting! the Auxiliary was privileged to l'

fee. Minutes of last annual and re-

hear I Very line talk 0!! "Cllbbiilg" I ney Blacquiere; Verna Gallant.

by Mrs. Parent, who has devoted so much of her time to this work.i

Grade 11: Bonita Gallant. Grade 1: Joan Blacquiere; Ger-

A hearty vote of thanks was moverli am pew,-3; Edmond Gallant

by Mrs. J. A. McMillan and ex-

tended to Mrs.

Mrs. Oliver MacDonald, Mrs, Oliv- er MacLeod: Press, Miss Pearl Nicholson; Program. Mrs. Gar- field MacFadyen.

It was decided to hold a pantry sale soon, date to be decided latcr. Correspondence was read by sec- retary.

Teacher: Mrs. Francis Dolron.

Next meeting to be held at the

home of Mrs. Kelsie Buchanan. Roll call. exchange of Christmas presents.

MEYERS

an essential part of Christianity that the universe and every creat- ure in it is God-centered and not

. -mm-Z-mmm

man-centered.

STUDIO

Bible Classy Communion; Reception of the government for less than fills oflwililam MacLeod are scat- E38,. Pare” by Mrs -2

90 v-m- - You-is Pwvm MW s.i?:.'.i:.'i'”-'-a..... The w... Made f.'.V.”.."J.l'il?.i”1l2i2r.Z"”.."'iZ:J.2:: .i'.?du.s”i.”u?i. .3ii”o3X”'Mi”"&ii Tl-IE STRAM - WEALE EVANGELISTIC

may ms" : i t liamSMEhn 3 hi i 123311. est z

. . . Mr km cs . " no as jont enants. . ac ac er .a 'aug or o TORONTO ROAD C mon roe

”" l”"-”'" mu 3 M Mom: 'Haate Thu, 0 God - James lives in Mermaid. HONOR ROLL CAMPAIGN CONTINUES .. .00 p.m. - Evange c rv . (zmguem). S d sch I Ad n VENTU'BE SHORT LIVED h rn 19? Jam,-y go,-g.t,n utd mg Grade V”: Doris Gallant; Beuy .

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mnleyl come Ind hm. your 7 p. m. - Evening Worship. "pressed dried moss" was high. a few dollars. Therheirs of John Grade V; em” Ganami Mm”

Sermon: "Hal Christ Really A John MacLeod died in 1901 and MacLeod retained their interest. I” B”'”q"'F"” E”"'”e"l .G3”3"i- CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH mm" Aftlhace In Llives?" (60 ad) was buried in the nearby Church Thel factory amlid mlsiichtilnerynof Gglggf. ;myc;IElcq3l;l:;I"' Lind” OF DISTINCTION om: " e aem" on fS ti d t tM id. th nt s or y a er - - . " FREE CHURCH OF g;15 .. sung Concgft .. sun, guns; s”t';w:!',T'iig':.y”Gor(';g":laand mg Ilggorywagusi Grade IV: Dales Doiron; Cody DECEMBER 4th DECEMBER 11th' 1935

Offering for Missions. A GENUINE WELCOME AWAITS YOU.

Gallant; Mary Gallant. SCOTLAND Grade 111: James Gallant: Rod- Birchwood Street

llllnlstar: Rev. J. 1!. Bishop. B.A.

This is your last week to hear these outstand- ing Evangelishs in their fields, the ministries of music and preaching.

Special Christmas Offer

Bachelor of Arts. The Hannah G.

City and Central

CENTRAL IIRISTIAN M th 8 h i . ' - 1 .

2 : 5,3:rf.':, 5”'””" onuezou Iasliledsgfliit .”..c3.ii2”Iie'il3ii”3e.'? Top 15' I ,. ; I-'8 X In S9l9" I9'l9"'5"d cmiom. nghaven mdr sham... I10 Beat Street my-s -I-Axlgmal 5550,0569. SACRED CONCER-I-ggg ,p H” :1: thef cgurse leading trlilthelBnche- Sunday, Dec. 4th. 11,200 a.m'..- TILE BRIDE AND i n. m. - Service in Stancheh Church Sunday Evening at 3:15. ' P "5 49399 W ” 9”" '” HER HONEX MOON 2

n. in. Worship. h B Marvel I:."nP::rDlf. ILTH ufI0UR KIl)10LII.SAIt BSUYS MORE 1956 SILVERTONE the high CMOiI;IslIla:h:;1ldi:Sth1aogl&ClBRl Rworzlg. 3:00 p.m.:iiTHE TRIUMPH OF THE KING OF , O "nus curds

S: : "D I t - I i t Hu es rug ore. - , . . . n :

levy! n(l:(;'l;e," ream 0 . " Mrs. Allison Mncllaa . e fidelity television. .Slmpson-Sears 5. Charlottetown KINGS (The Great Bible Drama)

Midweek Service each Wednes-

L .. i .. evening at 3 o'clock. -m-------- sr-phs . , BIBLE" (Chart Sermon) . ONLY ;3 05 - A" '" w'mm' mIlxaJm.llynl-lou-1'-.cl urea school :1"! oil TRIEAT Tim sick EVEL; (e::I;gg::g::Ei)gASYt.Dlg:I:r:ng:llllei:l?i3 Monday. 8:00 p.m. (Pmpheti5V;Vll:ss8izi?e)X;TMlLE Ii ' , , , .. ' ac 0 en a. , - . UNITED P TAL 1l::dacurlrIimmmmMorning Wors p ll-arm ll P Ha I APPgg11:C"fH OF THE 1 .-or-O CHURCH Sermon: -"run anion AND NEW GLASGOW Ch"!”” GED I 3., mm Ann". gougyuoongv GIVE a Christmas Gift that Church Sunday Dec. 4th. New Glas- vlhesdax g;0() p.m.L.”CHR1sT'S SECOND COM- 1 sum. mm m-.9--:::..W W '0 I-:;:..,.':' ?.:.:."c:::.::-.'::..:.”::::: 3223:? :' 5?; Cr::;::::'V.::.':::? S.:'.:;':::..t'3 me" I 2 , ,0 H ,, ., M... "'0" ""' s.,..,T(s'.,.;.cT...T I E... w;...fI v ion 11 am. Cavendish United Barb Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.-"THE SIN WHICH PEO- l X N 5" ' "W F513 075"-Lay "Way ist Church Worshi service 7:30 ' DON'T l ' fred Hayter. .. P PLE IN CHARLOFITETOIAN , SERVICES . for Christmas. Firestone Home pm Mmme, Rev 3,. E, R Jones it .. in. -Sunday School and 7:00 Pm - EV-ml!-tic 95- .. Auto, 3",." DD, : Y ' - DARE DISCUSS” : Bible Class ' ” i

11 a. m. Morning Worship 7p.m. Evangelistic Meeting.

speaker at both services. are invited.

rmrncosran ASSEM- nuns or oanana FULL GOSPEL SERVICES

In Orange IIIII (L. 0. L.) its Richmond Street

ill am.-Sunday School

Rev. L. H. Morley, outgoing missionary to South America. You

Organist and Choir Director

Sermoli: "ran cnuacn ons- CRIBED m THE arson." (Chnrt Sermon

)

Male Quartetts - "God Is Wait- ing in the Silence.

Messrs. Archer. Beck. Macllaa. Stewart.

Central Christian Church invites you to services on the Lord's Day.

: postage.

"CBABWELL for better photo

LISTEN T0 the mental health broadcast every Monday night at to p.m. over C.F.C.Y.

EARL OF Hillsborough chapter l.0.D.E. cake sale, Moore and Mac- lcod. Saturday, December 3rd. 2-30 p.m.

AYDS VITAMIN and Mineral R ” ' Plan at Reddin Bms Dial 686. Free delivery -Prev

TIIE PURE MlLKOCompany'of- flu will be open Friday and Sat-

Store.

HUNTER RIVER P a s to r sl Charge. The United Church of Can- ada. Services on Sunday, Decem- bcr 4th.. as follows: North Wilt- shire ll a.m.. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Hampshire 3 p.m.. Sunday School 2 p.m.; Hunter River 7:30 p.m.. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Rev. C. R. Moase. B.A.. B.D.. Min- l.ster- Hunter River United W.M.S. Thank offering Service at Sunday evening 7:30 Hunter River. Special number by Ernest Dunning.and indrew lohnstone.

. O Mung"; - SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED - "E g::I;?ma:":."I”. Rev. A. Full Macias). BA "Riga 9& ':)'l';""'!'o"r' Scholarships recently. awarded to 3," O. mm.” chug” mm” of cream? students at Dalhousie University

"Christ is the Answer". A hearty welcome awaits you.

: cert Series presents Dale Jackson.

PRINCE OF WALES College Cun-

were announced yesterday by Pre- sidcnt A. E. Kerr. The awards are additional to a larger number an-

KING OF KINGS

SHAZZAR"

HIS WAY INTO

7:00 p.m.-"THE CHURCH DESCRIBED IN THE

Thursday. 8:00 p.m.-"THE FEAST

Friday, 8:00 p.m.-"THE MAN WHO FOUGHT

Central Christian extends a W('l('()lll8 lo the citizens of Charlottetown and Province.

OF BEL-

HELL"

FOR ONLY 33.05 Including Folders

Phone for your appointment 9912

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Rrr. A A. Raddnts (Minister) 3 A I M .- . An-CO0 - - nounced earlier in the term Tl ' ' th. - t . . . . brilliant young Maritime pianist. - '9 Different than any mg us and 11.00 - Church School. College Auditorium. Monday. Dec- mil:-0 agfalzglles Cralilese Scholar eve, heard in Charlotte. l

GOSPEL HALL ILM a. m. - Divine Worship. ember 5 at 8:30. Admission: adults 0' Pm-e pxfm I 01" f9 1ll;;ml"5il0l1 Lown , sermon: PERHAPS - WHO 75 .,....g.. students 25 cents. W1 , T CPI 0 We of t - 1,9," pm,” 3"". KNOWSLO m OO Mr. Mack” a es. he Dr. Samuel N. Robert-

OIIDER OF MEETINGS "-90 mm.-Sunday School 1-"0 I-tn.-Breaking of Bread I--10 p.m.-Gospel meeting. The wages of sin is death but "'9 slit of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Visitors are vary '

I CPR Tnpmdlw "RE. B. C. ng ice on Link; In... bout 300 mudhens starved Q eath. The birds were he he .13.

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Wlnlirl

.-.in L. .- ... i

M", invited West Indian governments

Anthem: God so loved the World -latsineri.

7.00 p. m. Divine Worship. Sermon: I FEEL JUST PLAIN "NO GOOD" -- -Mr. MacLean Anthem: Holy Art Thou (Handel) You are invited to worship God h Trinity. -

ro nrscuss umon nonnon (cm - Britain has

to meet Feb. 6 in London to dis- cuss "final decision" on I British

DIES IN ARIZONA-Mr. Rufus S. Hogan. well-known on Prince Edward Island. died in Tombstone. Arizona. on Nov. 22. He is survived by his wife. four sons, seven daugh- ters, one sister. Mrs. Clara Grant of this city, and many-grandchild rcn and great-grandchildren. His