JANUARY s. 1949

_ . rue GUARDIAN.

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eoumeo-ooo-ooo-oo woo-cones‘- ¢.. 5 CHURCHES TOMORROW r LHURLH UF UNIIIID LHURCH (snot/am) 0t cmsaoa ST. PEITEIFS CATHEDRAL TRINITY UNITED Anglican CHURCH

Ilochford Sonar!

lees. Canon E. ill. MHIOIII 111,5" I..Th incumbent

M155 Suzanne Brenton. Lie. Music.

organist Sunday Service.’

100 "Qty Communion

10.00 Mathis 11:00 A )1. Primary and Begin- 11_00 Choral Eucharist and 11ers‘ Departments. A Sermon. 11:00 A. M. Divine Worship and 2,30 Sunday School ‘ Sacrament of The Lord's Supper. Y 7,00 I-Jvcnsong and Sermon. conducted by the Ministers. _ Sermon: "The Fellowship of WEEK DAYS Kindred 311mm" '1‘.-xi; 1191,, 24g ltoly Communion _ _. llr. Dudley. 15.15 Monday and Friday Anthem: "Blcgg T111; Lord, 0 1.4a Tuesday. ThHHd-‘Y “"1 My Soul" (lppolltof-lvanoff). Saturday. The Sacrament of 'l‘he Lord's 9.30 Wednesday Supper. (Men's Assoc. Choir practice lnvcnsoiig at the close of the morning service.) 7.110 Friday’. 7:00 P. .\l. Divine Worship and

All seats are free and unappro- prlaled. Visitors are welcomed, and the incumbent is glad to see them

after service. EVERYBODY. WELCOME

'51: PAUL'S ANGLICAN cu u i<c_u_ nfiTllE-P-Adii-STI Clilltti?“

ation

J. (r. ion-at, It. 0.. Rector

Rev.

Mr. ltoyston F. lllugturd A.R_.C.0..

Organist and Choir Master.

'I~'irst.' Sunday After Epiphany. R130 A. M. lloly Communion.

11:00 A. M. Morning Priiycr and

Litany. _ v Sermon: "What Gifts.’ n Anthem: "Turn Th! r1":

Sullivan.

2:30 P. M. Sunday School.

7:110 l‘. )1. Evening Prayer and

Sermon. subject - “Seeing llis Star.”

1111" ._ Mendelssohn.

Visitors will welcome 111. 5!-

ltfiiAN

Paul's Church.

T11; Rev. T ll’ Bus-sell Somcra .. S M.

‘(HIIIISLGI

Organist lilss E. Lilian ‘ii-Kcnzie i Mus, Baa. 11:00 a.m. Blorning Worship sermon: "The Realism oi 0H1‘ Lord"

Anthem: "Scck Ye 'i‘lie Lord" —-

Roberts. (Broadcast Ci-‘CY! p.111, (‘hurch School , ("ti-ping ltorsllio ins ln Secret" “(as-t Thy Burden" — Ir-“glnhfiflflll. (‘h:ince1("lioir. Part-Sons: “Pra_\'er" lliiinp- erdizick. (iiris (izillcry Choir. The Minister nill conduct the Services and (It'II\(‘I' the Sermons. LION l’iIIiS|lY'l'l'llii./\N CHURCH _- 4...? ’-*__-- -~~- ~——-»- Prlnce and Grafton Streets lici u t‘ir.-1'.'\"iuii<t(-r tllmistcr I"‘1llik lihrslnr (l. ‘l. U- |- organist and choir director

MORNING WORSHIP

\nt 1i cm :

olr. '

11:00 A. M. Theme: “Br-int; ' llizcd To Death“ The ltcv. I l). Ila: on of the l-‘irst

liantist Cliurc l.

llyniizs: 131i. ‘EST. 470. Anthem: "O 'l‘aste and Sec" tioss.

3:30 l’. W. The Sabbath

School

and Biblq Classes. ICVENING WORSHIP 7.00 l‘. Ill. ‘Phonic: "l-‘rico 1n lacoJTllh Christ." |I_\lllll:i (H10, 505, 101. .\n‘lic|n: “Saviour. '1'ii_v (‘hiltlrcn Itccp" - Sullivan. i"ici'c shall cr/nc forth ll Star

out of Jzicoli, anti it 5091"?!‘- 51m" IiSP out of lsratl. Nations shall ~onie t-i thy litzhi, and kings to the IIKIIIIIWS of thy rising."

You are cordially invited to wor- hip with us.

Anthem: "But the Lord is Mtnd-

reeeive a cordial

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Rev, William 1-.'. Dudley; D.D.. L. L. D. Guest Minister

Rev. H. C. Rice D. D. Visiting Minister

Sir. A. Roy Kendall. A, C. (7, 0,, L. R. A. M. Organist and Choir Director

10:00 A. 3i, Church School.

Sacrariciit. of The Lord's Supper. conducted by thc Ministers.

Sermon: "What llave You To Share?" 'l‘cxt: Luke 22:27 -- Dr. lhiilliy.

Solo, selected: Mr. Stanley Lan- cantor. lnsfiillation ,of the Officers of the V. l‘. l’. The Sacrament of the Supper ivill be dispensed alter the evening service. “1 ivas glad when they said unto me, Let Us go unto the house of tho Lord." Strangers and visitors in the city nrc cordially invited to wor- ship in Trinity (‘hurch this and every Lord's Day.

BAP I 1ST

'I‘HE 1iAi"l‘lS'l‘ CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets. Minister. Rev. James 1). Davison B.A.. B.D.

OrgunLst and Director of Choir Mrs. Allison lllacRue. A. '1‘. C. M.

lllorning Worship ll A. Ill. Sermon: “Life's (ircatt-st Dis- covery“ -- Rev. G. Carlyle Webster of Zion Presbyterian Church. Anthem: "Lord For Thy Tender Mcrclcs‘ Sake." (Fan-ant). The (‘hiircli School meets im- mediiitcly following Morning Wor- ship.

Evening Worship P. I11. Sermon: "What ls in Your lland?" — Rev. M. D. Dunbar of Central Christian Church.

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Anthem: "l Lay My Sins (in Jesus" tllawlcyl. You are cordially invited to

worship with The Baptist Church.

CEN'I'Ii.~\l. (TIIRIS'I'IAN

CHURCH Kent Street auiivri. u. nusoiinfo. '1‘ll.. Minister.

Mrs. M. C. Stewart, Organist

and (‘hrfir Director

10.00 a. m. (‘Iiurch Schucl and Family llour.

‘Theme of r‘ School Lesson: "Sources o1‘ Our Knowledge of Jesus." '.'c.\t or Lesson: Luke 1:14; John 20:11", Ill; fllzflfi: 1 Cor. 15:34: I John I -4.

11.00 A.M. Morning Worship and (jnm ’

Se ion: A llniversal Baptism" 6th in Series. "Know the Church." Solo: "The Valley of Peace" Miss Sheila Rial-Innis.

7.00 l‘. ill. Evening Worship Ser- \lt'l‘.

At this the conclusion of the Universal Week of Prayer an ex- change of puipits has hoen arranged between the Baptist and Christian Church. Mr. James‘ D. Dnvison will address this congregation at this scrvlcr.

Sermon: “Docs ('liriatianit_i' Real-

Mailer?"

llvmn Author. (selected).

(lay - 7:30 p.111. The llour of Power.

\‘.'e urge our ntcmhcrs and invite our frinds to attend the services of this Lord's Day.

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UNITED I’Z'.'N'I‘I<I1.TOSTAL CHURCH

wmGospcl Hall Upper Prince Street

37 Elm Avenue

Rev. Quincy Stairs. Pastor

Christiiaiisk gatlinreil“ to "i: me of (ho Lord Jesus Christ an: ((120.1

Lord's day 7:30 p. m. Gospel eethig,

The (iospel ls the Power of God to Salvation tc every one that "Pveili. Rom. l-lti.

its "Message is llow that hrlst (lied for our sins, was hurled d rosc again the third day." I Cor

“hat shall the eno he of them :t obey not the Gospel‘! I Peter 7

The Lord Jesus Shlll be revealed taking vengence on them that ow not God and obey M! "I! ospsl of our Lord Jesus Christ, ll es. 1,

Prayer Meeting Tuesday 8.9M. Bunday School Lord'- Day 10 a.m. Remember-ease meeting Lord's I 11 a."1n. v

ALVATION ARMY onesr cannon srniirr Mlior ind Mrs. a. Ilutchlson

_ 5- M. Holiness Meeting. Minion, "anemi- of tho Soul." =30 l‘. M. Sunday School.

=00 i‘. M! Salvation Meeting. ' ffllnli. ‘ll

“Why Pray?"

_ s i-lesven ‘Pheref’

0 taste and see that the Lord good. Blessed ls the man that ‘dffh In Him."

\ Special Services ‘lie Iecnnd Sunday of loch month ll a nu-clnl All-Du lur- vices. » l0 a.m. Sunday School ii a.m. Worship and Praise 2510 p.m. Bible Study 7 p.111. Evangelistic Meeting. Eating arranycnietits are made. so ivo especially urge you to some and spend the day with us. Spcelll attention ls given to have times of prayer, for thoso seclilnl G05- lf you have any speclnl need; we are pleased to pray “Ti-ll Y0" and for you. Jesus llciils Today. Everyone is welcome to all ser- vices.

Lord's '4

and young son. Charles, who were

liunnld

at fivr cents ii word. strictly pay able 1n advance.

COOKS for Photographs.

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later (lute.

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day. Craswell Studios.

Maritime B. Y. P. U. will. be

The Church's Sunday. at. C. F‘. C. Y.

One Foundation 1.15. Radio

Sunday, Janunnv 011i. 194i). First

and Sermon, Subject, "Seeing 111s Star.“ Atithn-n, "But (he Lord u MlndfuL-Mendeisshoti. Everybody welcome.

FUN ERA]. YESTERDAY- The

funcrnl of Joseph iicrhcrt. Suther- land look place yesterday morning from i

his late rcsirlciice in Cable

' . to S1. Peter's Church. Bay where Requiem iligh hiass was celebrated by Rev. T. i‘. Butler who also officiated (it the grave. ’i'lic pail hearers were: Reginald Len-ls. liarold Lewis. (‘hiirles l\iut'i\'iniiun. Ancas Mac- milay, Iidwin Quigley’ and (Gordon Slandcrsoii. interment took yilare in

the family plot in (hc Church Crmctery.

Personals Miss Glenn Curlcy, teacher iii

Hope River School spent thc holi- days at her home in Clermonl. Mrs. Leo AIacDonaItI. 204 I‘_lI/.l'U_'. Street entertained at the tea hour on Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Foster have as their guest, Mrs. Foster's mother. Mrs. D. R. licndcrson of Halifax, N. S.

Dr. J. ii. Ayers‘ many friends \\ill be sorry to learn that he is a patient in the Prince Edward Is- land liospilail.

hire. J. i”. biiicbiilluii, I112 Fit/- my $1.. ciiicrlainctl-iit two after- noon (cos on Wednesday and

Thursday of (his week.

italpli Beck. hidlliililllt‘ was

" Lil a small IIlCilliW‘ party on

_' (‘\'(‘l\lll1( for Mrs. ll. A. Jtnkins.

Mi‘. anti Mrs. Ivan iiornc. 0G

Brighton Road. entertained a few intimate friends on Friday eveiiin: ll‘ i-omplviiieiil in Mi‘. and Mrs. Charles li. L0l'\\'i1_\' of Sydney.

ilirs Florence Bleaknc) who was I|0IItI&1_\i1ll1 with Mr. oiiti Mrs. George Larter, Fitzroy $1., has rc- (urncd to her home iii Sunny Brae, N. l.'..

Fru-iids will rctzrel to learn that Mr. Frank 'l‘inne_v. A slant Sup- eriiitciidcnt at the uspcrimcntal Station, is a patient in the I". E. 1. licspihil.

Anion: (hose cntcrtaiiiiiii: friends last week were Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Mziclliillzin. Brigadier and llirs. W. \V. Reid. Major (incl birs. '1'. B. lingers. Mr. and Mrs. B. \V. Patter- sun.

lioslcsscs entertaining Mrs. Combo and Mrs. 'i‘r0op were Mrs. it. S. P. Jardinc, Mrs. J. R. Paton. Mrs. A. B. Cosh, Mrs. T. E. Mac- Nutt, Mrs. George DcBlois and Misses Jcziu and Doris Gill.

Mr. and itirs. (flinrlcs R. I.Ol'\\'il_\'

visiting Mrs. Lorway‘ ssislcr, llirs. (Jordon ltiacDonald, left for their home in Sydney on ‘fucsdziy. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mac- enicrtaincd in their lion- our nt their home Fitzroy St.

The British and Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

WIIAT Tiir. SOCIETY noEs OVERSEAS

ln addition t» meetlnl l" these calls we share in the world-wide work of the Par- ent Society. 0f Whil- d"! this work consist?

The Society is one of the greatest agencies of the Christian Church for the g\1|Il§C"Il'|OII of the world.-

For one hundred and forty- four years the Society has specialized in Scripture trans-

The lientral Guardian I

this column la reserved for new: of local interest. but advertising of a nenay nature may be Inserted.

DR. l. .1. YEO has resumed prac-

Dll. A. L. ILIEISAAC’! Office, Grafton St., will be closed llII a

PIIOTJOUIIIIPIIED in your own home on their birth-

illlt. JOSEP-ll DUNCAN of (he the speaker on the Baptist Broadcast.

Station

ST. PAUL'S Anglican Ciiurch.-

Sunday ililfll‘ Iilpiphany. S30 A. M.

Iloly Communion 11.00 A. M. Morzi- our stars, mg Prayer and Litanyn Sermon, But in ourselves, that: we are un- "What tiifts?" 2.30 P. M. Sunday darlings." School. 7.00 P. M. Evening Prayer Then he goes on to say that

lalion. during which l! h" accumulated s vast amount of technical knowledge which 1s placed at the service of all

Listen to llie Pentecostal Church of the Air. heard each Saturday morning l0 to 10:30 over C. F. C. Y.

"- ' ' .. In this way it serves all the churches. Wherever missionaries l" working on the translation

of a Gospel or an! “h” ill" of the Bible into a MW 151131111“, there the Bible Soo- lety is to be found. vllelnr at that. inlsslona 1's dlllwlli 11, wide knowledge. scholar- ship. alds and help - - - Ind when the work iii finally translated the Society 1114"" it

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l-ielp the great cause of the Bible Society through the P-

Literature And Life

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fi ay BOOKMAN

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- ounsuvas

Brutus are discussing the

up against the proud ruler: “Why man, he doth besiride til: narrow world

. Walk tinder his huge legs, peep about

To .iind ourselves dishonourable ZFBVCS. Men at some times are masters of theii fates; The fault. dear Brutus, 1s not in

and

the pronouncing of the word “Bru- tus" should have as much effect as the word "Caesar." It 1s true that we often blame the stars wlhile all the time zlie fault is our own. Life is and ever must be. in a sense a solitary thing-“in the sea. of life enlsled we million mortals live‘ alone." And while we may in Biblical language. “bear one anothers bur- dens", yet there is something un- shiftable in life and in the 5.11110 Biblical language", every man 1111151 bear his own burden" —that is assume responsibility for his own life and have a sense of oli- izgalion. in our day the colleges and universities are full to over- noililig‘. 11 is too charitable to stwsrme that all, or one hundred per ecu‘. go and really know uhy they asc there. We have heard (he question askedjn our day if we have too nzany educated people. We answer “No!” But; is it not pos- 51bit? that many enter >§)!‘:1d (Iieu time and their faith money t» (to use. They may have no Purpose. A degree may be tvcrtii IIPXL to nothing, If a person cri- (ers upon a. college course with {be idca. of making something of life, good and well. but to drift into college and drift out again is worm 12s..- than nothing. But of real educated people we cannot have too many. ~ There is a thought in the "Hum D1‘ Warrior" which l often think about-it is:

"Looks forward, pcrscvering to (he last.

From well to better. daily sell’- Surpast. . . .

Pznds con t. in himself and in his cause."

The sclf that he was yesterday he will try to surpass today-that 1S real self improvemenLl-lls"mind (o him a kingdom "may be and he can enjoy his life and defy the

“slings 111d arrows of outrageous fortune."

After ail thc tcaciung of the stoic emperor, is (rue to a great. degree. "No one can do me a ieal injury but. myself."

The stars in their courses. in poetry’ may be said (o "fight

asninst. Siserzi" and us, butin most. cases the cause of failure is in ourselves. We need not blame all en our circumstances, for these 6.1131111151311005 but form the raw material from which a good tile i: made. We are tcrorgiinize nnzl shape them to our will and pur- pose.

If lads see nothing in life but play and having a good time. declining that some-how they will ilrlft into a useful place in (he world, look them up aller twenty; years, and you will see that they have failed to take the long look at life.

These words were addressed to such:

"O young mariner.

Down to the haven.

Call your companions,

Launch your vessel.

And crowd your canval

And. ere it vanishes

Over the margin

After it follow it.

Follow (he Gleam."

This from Emerson: “It is only a: a. man puts off from himself all external support. and stands alone. that I see him strong and 1c prevail," and this too: "Noth- zniz can bring you peace but. your- sclf." Then finally this: “We do not eoun: a mans years until be has nothing else to count."

Personals

Miss Patsy Barrett. who spent the holiday season with her par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. 1i. R. Barrett. will return to Branksome Hall,

Toronto. Wednesday, Jan. 12th. at. 8:00 — o'clock sharp. Don't forget. fel- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roper are Igwg‘ in “Hum-rm in uniform (no

leaving by plane today for Bangor, 1 lvlaine. where they will join their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Love

In "Julius Caesar" Cassius and place that Caesar has attained in the Roman world, and as they hea: the cheering that marks a certain day the former says to the lat- ter, Vfhum he is trying to work

Like a. Colossus and we petty men

college. '

CHARLOTTETQWN

and ‘ (Notice?

Well Scooters. (he long holiday 1S over and we are setting sail in another year of Scouting. May 11949 bring us all a steady growth in our Troops and Packs, if we strive for quality, quantity can come at a later date, for after all its how we (rain our buys, not hcwv many (we train.

. Our appeal ‘to; news here at P.H.Q.. seems (o have fallen on deaf ears. We have pleaded, beg- ged. advocated, adduced, cajoled, for you to bring us news c-f your activities. but 1o no avail! 1t Jul seems to us that you do not wish to place your Scouting before the public. Well, don't blame us. we were only wondering!

. . . Ar;- you all prepared for our big conccrt in February? The place to hold the concert has been con- templated and should start with- in u ivcck or so All (he Troops and Packs who are taking part in the program are preparing their skits. '.l‘hcre are one or UWO we haven't. heard frci-n yet, but rc- nitvnbei" this. if you take part ‘in (he program. you also sell tic- kUs. if you don't. take part l(| the program, you don't sell tickets. The proceeds of the con- cert are to go to the "Proops and

Packs. With a. good hearty ef- 1 fort from everyone, each Troop ‘(tlld Pack should receive about

twcntpfivo dollars for their funds.

O O t Hcre is Lhe program so far:

1st Clvtown — St. Dunstairs Pack — Skit.

1:1 Ch'town -»- St. Dunstairs Troop — Two Skits and Violin Solos.

2nd Clflovrn -- S1. Pctcrs Pack —J((ng1e Dance “Shere Khan".

3rd Ch'town -- Kirk Cubs -—"Up the Cuhbing Ladder". 41h Chtoivn — Baptist Pack — Skit.

51h Clrtoivn --- Z1011 Pack — Group Singing.

711i Chlown -- St. Pauls Pack Mdunglc Dance (Group Sing- lngrl.

8H1 Civic-an ~- ‘Trnntv Pack — Will take part.

9th Ch‘(o\vn e '1‘riii1ty TToOp - 15 nun. play.

14th Clftoivn --- St. Pauls Troop ~10 mimm- pantomine.

Isl Pzirkclalc Cubs Skit ~ |Cubbi1i<1 Drill.

To hem- from 10L: 2nd Clftown Troop: 5th Clftmvn Trcop; 1st. Parkdale '1‘1‘o0p and 411i Ch'1own Troop.

Will you please see that we re- ceive ymzr part on (he program before lvfonday the 10th, as we want to (urn it all over (n (he Dir- actor.

. . . Did you know that:

Walter LePaize is to be our Lone Scout. Director?

Milton ha< a new Pack »- (he Isl

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2nd Floor Department

CLEARANCE

WINTER COATS 20% OFF 'I Ruck. Special i-3 OFF Wool and Gabardine DRESSES...“ 20% OFF’

VALUES IN CREPE DRESSES

5.721.211 ,*.'?:?f’f....-..., $8.49

Regular $6.95 and $7.95-

Clecirinq at

Balance of FUR COATS selling at . . . . . . . . . $95.00 EXTRA SPECIAL-

Suits $17.75 io $39.50 Sole Price $10.00

6 HOUSECOATS clearing at

Ladies Grondmere Pullover Sweaters, Clearing at

....~useo-

-.---.- ----.-- .-.-¢.......

3.00

V: PRICE

3.00 2.00

slightly soiled,

_ ..-...~...

Ladies Coffee Coot-s, Assorted Colors, Clearing at

Chenille Siiorties Clearing of

FOR THE CHILDREN

Children's Coats ....20°/o OFF Children's Coot Sets ....20% OFF Rock of Coeds selling for“... ....$4.95

Children's Jodphur Suits. value $8.95. on sole a1....;.... $2.00"

Children's Sliir1s...... ..........$I.00

Rack of Jumper Dresses. clearing at“...

S. A. McDONALD

Milton Pack. undcr the capable leadership of Rev. Mr. Pierce-y? OLcary Troop is doing very

ivell. as per their-last correspon-

dence Congratulations to you. 1st OLcary!

Registration is past due - Please register now!

Miss Fiorinc Evans has receiv- ed lici- warrant. as Cubmaster o1 7th Chtoim Pack. The presenta- tion was made by Executive Coin- missioner. G. Anderson.

This is a very fine winter to do lots of hiking - I won't ask for reports - I wouldn't get them. The Scooters had an excellent meeting last evening (Jan. 61111 when films were shown through the courtesy of the National Film Board Jlteiport later).