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or litigation. Charlotmovm. lot. May 26. 1908. III

Governments Should Serve, Not Control, The People

a, CAitDlNAI. MaaouioAN CERTAI'NLY mi section oI pope John'a areal social encyclt, cal "Christianity and Sociail y

P-opress' arena [0 man

Proud Of Your Family?

You can It“ your family my [ruler tribute that: to iaeaior- Iallle their names la cuduvin. iiniiii‘ll alone. “9 any the III‘KEII Iloclt of rrantte and niler monuments rail at Montreal.

wine or phone rhodottctowu tom. or Monuruc m. tor our e olite oi granite. inertile and hrnnu memorials.

Im luck I Son Ltd. Montague Int! Ch-rlottetowl Princl Eflwlrd Inland

TilMllliRfl

Pioneerii are its plentiful to- riliy us ever . . . indeed, in thin world of ever-new irontiers, you

too, are ti pioneer.

Quentin: and all much con- troversy as iho one on locili- mutton.

what actually duel the word‘ “locillizlilon” mean in the con text oi the encyclical? AI heart.

“nodal” and expreaa m a n 'a perpetual thrilat towarda com- munication with his lellow men. toward cooperation. association and. hliheili hi all. Irlendlhio.

Pope John deiines the term even more luccinctly when he reminds u! in his ent‘yclit‘al that Ioclalization i! "the troll oi a natural tendency 7 to unite for the purpose of obtaininl obiec» lives which each ambition: hut

which are beyond the Cnphcity‘ 0i individuals." ‘ he Pope notes in the encycli-‘

cal that man's tendency to sir eiaiizatlou hringa iorth all kinda oi “groups, associations. and in- stltution: having economical. cultural. social athletic. recrel» tion , prolessionli, anti political ends. They operate within a

single nation Ind on a world-i

wide basil."

The trend. 0! course. 5m be yunt'l national IronLlerI, Our own dlyl hlve Witnoaat‘d the interna- tional development oi many or- iilniutiont. tut-h u the Inter- national Labor Orlanlzntion, the International Red Cross and the United Nations.

GENERAL WELFARE

The Ilntndifll tendency of citir

lens to lociallu also ahowa ltseli

ties In govarnnicnts. merits are pmducta oi' sociaitss. lion, Theoretically they are cs. tcb “torm a more per. locl union. provide tor the com-

, ordinate, lupplt-meot.

rapt-i um. M on no» oral welfare -

, era-neat. are en- pocted to enuge in acne mett- lure DI aoclnlizing. AI Pope John expreueu it in the encyclicai. government muat play an tivz part in Iurlhertng social pro- lreal lo the general walla": it mun! "direct. atimulall. no no com- plate the activltdu d the citi- ns."

The Pope Say: it in clean- that many beneiitn and advantaflel now irom socialization thus un- deraiond. Amonfl the Idvanulel are int-reared opportunitiei Ior winnini‘l those thinfll in which We have a personal right. Continuing. he ask! a duel» tinn: "Ouith it in he Concluded that socialization. lrowinl in ex- tent and depth, necessarily re-

'v:

ducea men to autmnalilnu?" No.1 ed

he says and points out that ruc- iallzatiun is “ihc Irult and ex- pression or a natural tendency, almost irrepresiiblc in human beings"

INTELLIGENT MEN 3 the Pope insists that soc- ialization does not blindly evolve. It results from the activities of tree. intelligent me .

ii lnoillilation tyrlniilzea over [nine oi us today. the Iauit is not primarily in looiaiiznilon but In our weak mind: and wzak wills.

Pope John'l Iociul encyclical contains an abundance of lien- sible guide lines to enable us to he pervert by Inciallzatlon rather than to he crulhed by its power. “We nonaider that rod-lint I n n

Island Minister To Address Grou

A Maritime minister, who our. ved churches in all three Marl- tiina Provinces will be the zen» erai council representative at the 39th Maritime Contereuce al the United Church, which meets to sackvllie, NB . ‘Iuae t - I.

e . C, Plckeits, now as. aistant secretary ol the church's inirslonnry and maintenance de- nlrtment with oliicer in Toronto, will visit the res-ions and speak on the state and work or the church. Each year, one repre-

the conicronce lcsaioris. Mr, Picketia was harm in WI]

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House of God

lWorsh p I

ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SGIOOI. LBSON HAHN-Inuit-

m—n—lt Ill Int III

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mot vottcv, F, E. l and adult-,After David conquered the mountain Then, about aria ii.C, Solomon. in e uoh paaim was used I. a pro imlmc mm wm sum Iot' can. .. prince or woo. Cunege, ‘erongiwld 0! Lion he made it his tho 24th year oi' his mzn, completed coasianat lutiirgy tor amt pilgrim times by pilgrims en mute lo Jeru- i 9.1).“... University “a pin..capiial and brought the ionx-nexlect- the magnificent tranpto in his capital. tesuvals. Worship usarriolcd on aatem. They are stings “ i," Hm 1min“, HI". mm“ led Ark ol the Cm'e'nulnt there, David Jerusalem To dcdicais it. this ccre the western hiti Jmalem, ioolt- H mm W .0 pm, psmm m m. m mm. mum.“ m Elm, idmseit danced and played the harp, monies lastcd a week With grout ing down on the temple. The psaim Wm m in H; d mm, mm We "do", and Newcmh while ciecins sang the 24th psalm. pump the Ark was brought from t reminds us that we roach ourhiuheat “5 9 e P K " - N ' which he wrote lor the occasion.« mil in Zion and installed I tiwnphis and emotions what we wor- Ind Pinim 1&3! "I! Mllnnlns 0' ' 11 Sun-tel a; Psalm 24. tempicfiil Ohmiclu 5. . ship in God's house—pram 84,. the tourney—Psalm! izi, 122. Church. Tl'lll‘O- in N0" 5mm. VERSE “I was glad when they said to me, ‘Imt us lzo to the house 0! the Lord' .—I’s|.im 122:].

Before moving to anonio in 1961, he was in turn secretary

of the conference Committee. w hi 2 h the moving and lettlinx o! Miri- time United Church mlnislerli assistant secretary and than no.

retai-y til the cpnterence.

strictly ncccssary. lhould seek its aasiotlnrn. Governmenu should serve, but not control. the people.

'I settlement WORSHIP IN GOD’S HOUSE IMPORTANT

David Brings Ark Io Mt. Zion

(Editor’l note: The iollnw- in. material shall; to tomor- m'l Silud y School luson 1 outlines

can and ought to be brought about in such a way as to max- Imiu itit advantaer and elimin-

ate Ila REKIIXVI consequences," he says,

Inslcad o! (oniiihly inoklnl tol government to he the ail-provi- a bachelor. The (arm wn

FAILED A’I‘ POST

LE MANS, France iAPl-—Sen~ Ilmental gendarrriu let serge Girard Dut oi Jail in be married. But he'a back behind bars llzilii r er,

dent father oi our needs. we lanctt tor a ti: holdup to buy a should work to create “tntcrmc- rind. tancd to show at his wed- diary organizations." Only whenldlng, explaining: "I didn't have the aid oi the greoier group is-

I good enough mil."

traded on nroduted by the Division or Christian Education, National Council or Churches In the us. and is uscd by permission.)

By R. SPEER JONES

ONE MAY, and should, wnr- ship God in many placesiwher. ever one happens to tie. in tact, l-lowcvcr, there is special signiv tirance to the act or worshipping

ln ills Own house—thel church Today's psalms relatel .pcciticaily to such worship as does the account lrom Chroni- cles. which details the dedication ct God's tirst real house or sub. elance.

The zlth Psalm was written by David, most prohahiy on the. occasion oi‘ another and prcvt ous stop in arcordins God a lor-

mai dwellinfl - place hcrc on}

earth. 11 Samuel It records hnw. David brought the Ark oi the

Covenant Irnm Kirlath».Ir-arim.i where it had lain uculcctcd torl

Moderator OI

nearly hall a century. to the the great thcma oi this psaim, house oi oped-Edom and thcnce‘ as rcnccled in the lirst verse, to the city David had establish-l where the word "amiable" is ed as his capitol. on Mount uscd in its original sense —I Zion. This city. thought lmprcpj namely. worthy to he loved.

nahle. hud hcen won by David. The Valley at Weeping tvcrsu iron. the hill lrihu ol the Can- 61 relcrs not to a ad place, out unitel. it who a mountain city.. to tho ro-cailcd Vale oi Bach. a stronghold. crc izrew n kind or haisam

This 2tih psaim ol David's‘tree which exuded copious

was very propnbly rnun as the “learn” or sum. Ark was transported trom the Verse 10 brings to mind the house or Oiled-Edam to the city, importance or worship in God's or Zion. Thousands or pcopir.own house. and the great honor participated in BM ercar oc ltaure or any time went in wor- ston. with _ as the historian ship. in communion with the .iosephns rMordsvseven rhriirs‘ Grealcst Intellect. we rouse our ot musicians and singers pro-lawn hliihest thnuizhis: in com. ceilillil the Ark in the great pro. munion with the Greatest Soul. cesaion, w l t h David himselii we enlarge our own to its nrrat- playing the harp and dancing. est capacity.

Pillm M 1! 3150 I Mucu- Psalms ill and m boionl to EInn-l hymn. I! III! been undid series ol l5 1120-13“ entitled trndltlnnally at mat nilzrlnu songs iii Ascent, This "ascent" lestivais in Jerusalem. w r 2 means a noincsip to worship and the western hill overlooking thei "in... nppriliczlly to it... on”. trmvlr. Even trwiay the RIPfli‘up oi nllfll‘lm.‘ to Jerusalem In synagogue in Jerusalem iltundil worship Psalm m was prnhah, on this spot. lly rung below the pilgrims iett

Iinve tor the house nI God Islmelr no... mum in. W

hops, R! the start of III! Ereat United Church

lyournry. Others in the group

lend the worshipper hiring the

,inurney and into .lcrusalem it- it

‘ CALVARY TEMPLE

To Address June Conferenceijiu' manholes-l i... u cu...‘

As such, you bear great. m spunaioility, for defined, "a pit)- neer is one who goes before, pro- raring the way (or others ta follow."

The Church reaches out ID you in greatest urgency. It need: you 1!! help, Iiy example and precept. combat. the greed and intolerance ‘ that today direuten our world.

The Church needa you as m- other pioneer in Christi-h ex- ample unri thinking. You can help prepare the way for other- by promoting generosity. kindli- neaa, and love toward all other humlri being;

Through the church you cut, Is a pioneer, strive moat. effec- fiver toward generous, tiller-ht tomorrowa (or your idiom

THE CW iron At—L' ~.L rot! THE CHURCH

The church in the rr—laat lam on earth tor that truiidinl oi ciialw mood [and i'iliwuliinJi in since- houae oi ap iii-1 valued. Within-ta

hriy and support the urinal, 1m an: til ror his own naive. t2) For his Childm‘l sake. (I) For the salt. M hie Community and nation. (I)

aimnx Church, net ey Tor tho aaln ol ")1 Church horn.

ii... rivllicuion am .urviva mi. which need- hil ml .nd malarial

"ammonia-iiqu uppnml’iontnphdt m...

niouidatrami mic-m hrlyandmdymfllbiadaib. wmxuM—mmhm. vs. Thursdoy Friday saturday Sundly Monday ’I‘uuday wcdnerdoy ‘ . as K Corinthian Galatian- 1 'nrnothy 1 Timothy “it???” n " 3:13.15 9:145 6:14 619-16

THIS FEATURE IS CONT

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Am Tim CHURCH or roux CHOICE Tins sunoar

The modcrator til the u n i tedl

Ohurrh oi Canada. RI, her, 11. Mulchmnr. is srhrdiited to visit the church's Maritime Cod. tarcncc and preach at the ordin- ation mum in sackvilie, NE... on lune ii, i

Dr. Mulchmor's visit was an- nounccd recently by the presi.. dent ot the conlcrcnce. Dr. .1. 3,. Corston. of pine Hill Divinity Halt. iialitas.

The ucrciary oi the United Church’s hoard or cvnnncnsm and social service since ma, or.. Muichrnor has Doctrine well- linan thrnuch puhticity

“I have learned the w d get space in the puprrs mt . He has writicn columns. and had columns written about and against him, lie has apoolr-l on on such prozrams as Front‘ page Challenge and Fizhtintil Words. ncccntty ho was the sub- ycct oi a hail . hniir rcllllioua‘ television prnizram in the CBC. “Heritage” series.

He has been a mcmher or many delegations to the Cona- diln Government on moral and metal questions, He has openly. made conirovcrsiai statcmcnia and taken part in public debate. And ho is complrirly unasham- ed n! it “i would have the p pti delivered Irniri cowardice e says

Dr. Mutchmor il less well known (or other work. lie II a director oi the ncliainn - Lrhourl Council at Canada, mitt keeps in touch with the National Council at Churches lUS/i.‘ in their work on evangelism. church and economic tile. and church and international silairs. He has ta-gands preaching iadnnal ACME Clint“. and ennierences on evangelism in Ontario. no. manned Canadian urtian It

s that

lentil!!! the Annual meetinl oh the churnitmen'n nemtnlfl llll Wnshingtnn. D,C, and won a

consultant to the committee rin ri inlernntion i all

Pickersgill _l And Wordell Hold Meeting 1

o‘rrAWA tcrusiau Seer tary Pickerszlll and Michael, warden, chairman hi the Attan.‘ tic Development Board. eon-l

[med tin-c.

Mr. Plclungill "lo I r that he outlined (or Mr. Wardeli the amendments the govcramcnt plan: to propose to Parliament on the Iegtsiatlmi governing th- board. vet up by the Progres. alve Conservativa government last December.

He said he lion tnill Mr. wordcll‘ that the Kovernment is the board to carry oII‘ with It: \vorit II inouatt there Ill no alone 0i government.. [overuilient h a a In-‘ nounccd plan! to orrrvide the board with l “Milli.” devoi- comet (Mid and and six moms been to tilt live-member boon! SOVIET! SEEK OIL Soviet nil prospector: are linking out dliml in Norwny'l‘ “linemen urea.

The libh Houu

often you religion sup- toi- church Ind ome.

Charlottetown

.1. rs when it met in Evonaton. iI-t man‘s dedlcflinn n! the tire It

in I Kings ti:l.. ord o! Solo-

l: ea lnaraiieie at the World Council hi Church iii we tinti the rec

temple In Jerusalem The cele- ornlinn lasted a week. and the Ark was hrnuizht irom iis tent In Zion. the city ot David, to the crust new temple which stoi- union had built, Versu l-il oi chspicr 0 sum up the ruler-- do.

iinois,

During the Second World Warn he chaired the chaplaincy scr-‘ vii-cs and war services commit-l ices ot the church, and torture that, he had been llecn-t-ary or

Charlottetown Bible Chapel

:83 Cumberland at It Lanewnrth Ave.

SERVICES 11 mm. and .: p.m. SPEAKER: JAMES A. STAIIR, B r 'l'il.,\l, Viaitora coral-11y Welcome ‘

Radio Ito-dealt

:il p.m.

Pentecolial Alaembllel ol Canad- Upper Prince street Rev. C. K. Henri, Pllllil’ 11:15 a.m,~F!ilownhip I-Ilvur. Summerxide Radio 10:00 a,m.—sundny School. Loyalty Campaign 11:00 —Momi¢lg P ‘ 7:30 pm Evangdislic Rally GREAT MISSIONARY RALLY, 'hiiwlay nizllt, hilly znth 7 Rev, 1). Kauttmut, missionary rin Iurlmlzli to Japan. making and showing mo colorier iiim. The public is invihed, Time: I! run,

ATTEND CIIAEID’HETOIA’N'S REVIVAL CENTER

First Baptist Church

Corner 0! PHI!!! and Film! Street: I I.A.r 3.9., Mlnitlfl‘ Mrs. v. L. Dias-cu. or niit cud Choir Direct" me c.m,—suoday School 111W lm,—"THE DONOEPLETE LIFE" : -' For A ' - SM" Thousand I‘on M mo pan—"om: FOR THE ROAD" Andi-en: "Samua" (Schubon) Solo: Mr. it It. Cluthwoite

tian Church

Charloltetovvii. P.E.L

Gilli! Chris

the Manilohl wciiare supervision tiiralory sermon; verse: 1242

hoard and child weiiare hoard,‘ contain hls prover.

The Salvation Army “Home ill Ev-ngelism Since “it!” Grell Genrle Street lllvllll Averill Canii and Mrs. K. Walker Sunday: Directory t'tsss fill mm. Sunday Srhttoirln a.m. Holiness Meet I‘ll a.m. Salvatioo Meetinl—7 p.m. Friday: Young Pmple'a Hilth Class—kw pm. "A WELWME AWAITS YOU AT THE ARMY"

m

Zion Presbyterian Church

Cut-oer Prince and Graltlm Slreela The lev. Donald A. Campbell. B.Ai. Mlnlltfl Orlanlnt and Chair Dilevlnr Mill Mldelyn ldi‘lell. L.Miia.. ILMIII l:45 a. —Sunday School—Clan! (or all alfl. 10:00 am —13ibla Clara. 11:00 a.m.— many school “:0. Ln.»DIVlNE WORSHIP sermon: THROUGH PRISON WINDOWS Anthem. Sflclils—Frm Schubert 1:00 huh-DIVINE WORSHIP Sermon: THE BEST INVESTMENT Anthem: Tile Nilht Now In Folllnl —M. Hauptma'nn

VISITOR! ARE ALWAYS WEI-£0“ l' A ‘ St. Pau s nglican Church [I hlilh!‘ I", It! Ron! Foundation The Rev. F. Lon“ Elill. Ruhr orllnlnl and Choir Director: Stone A. Thull‘iplnll. F.R.C.0.. (CHM) A.R,C.M. Sunday liter Anemia: Day "45 I m.4undly 8cm, Junior, Senior Ind Bibi. CIISSQI. llI.-Sillldly School. Primary and beginner: clung. ,—-M0n|lil| Prayer AM Mm Subject: ATHEIST: “THERE is NO GODI" (A Km “willy kt thou who doubt Gd'l

existence) Prneher: The Rector

Anthem: Thor. Etc-mil Bowers Man Hath Never

Tmrl :30 pm —Hymo Sing [Hyman everyone lovetil .00 ord—Evan“ Prayer AMI Sent-inn. 1 THE UNKNOWN SERMON : The Rector, ATTEND CHU'RCH THIS SUNDAY, CHURCH GOING FAMILIES ARE NAPPIER FAMILIES.

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Morntnsi i am —iatue s§hoot lor- every member 0! tin ramuy I 'n upper land Monti Mess 'SPTRITUAL mmggr" 3‘“ Anthem; (Schubert) ‘ Evening: mo oar—Evan Worship Sen/i" "T ROADS To HELL‘ “Th. Fur illusiFMAie Octet ippiao n'ur"-o new him I out in another-r will also ii. :“hown ‘ "- "mm

MIniaIHl—Mr. Wllillm 0. Well. Mllnllerl. Alllaou Maelu. A.R.C.M,

YOU ARE WEICOME N ATTEND ALL 0? OUT! SERVICE.

The Kirk 0i S..James

Thu Revmutl 'I'. R. I, some". M. S.T.M.. Minlltu organist llld Director oi‘ the Choir Chrlllopher Gldhill, M. , B,MIII.

ILW Arm—Climb"). N lid” Irmro—ASCENTIONTIDE MORNING WORSHI'P

AND SERMON “N0 MAN CAN HAVE GOD AS Hi5 FATIER WHO DOES NOT HAVE THE CHUR AS HIS HER" Oxide: “In God's first tflnpie"—Bach

the From hunt Home)

(The allit'hvn ol

Chou! Inn. "All hail tho power of Jesua‘ NIme"—Scott, . arr. hey the Chuteei Choir with trumpet lmnipaniment by Willi-II Mai

1:00 p,rn.—A.vCENT10NTIDE EVENING WORSHIP AND 812an THE GOSPEL or T1 ASCENSION.

(Thu .I "no mun! Mill, lili HO hath out All «mitten under His ted,"

m TRlNth..iil.lll.iHURlH

Minllleni Rev. J. G, E. In . IA. Ru. 6.. G. Wm". BA. n,n. Rev. Cllflon C. Lewi- Drlanllt A Director ll Clio Royatou F Muglonl. A R CO

1:00 p,nl ——"THE BADGE DI" DISCIPLFSIIIP" (Rev. J. Hall»

Vesper service tor Nurxelt' Graduation Clear or the Prince Edward Inland linipiul Aniheni' "Chrikt, Gmi Physioian" 'F‘llu'nmtnlt "A WELCOME AWAI’I‘S YOU AT TRINITY AND SPRIN PARK“

SPRING PARK UNITED CHURCH (Corr. KirItvIood min and Dunkirk streeti mo and 11:00 lute-CHURCH 5011001. 11:00 a.m.--"HE MtCENoEIi" thav. clay-ion c Lculst (itch: “to Remcantuer“ omnitti: Mn. Ron-Ill It. Alklnuvn

PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

Christie Drive. Plrkflale

Rev. 1. II, Tye. I.A.. 3.1).. Mlniller Mr, Lune iii-con. Orllillill and Director or Senior choir a. staaiey Newman Director or Junior and intermediate chair! 3 4.! [IL—Junior and Senior Church School m.—Rtnderilarten Claqu o'riii ANNIVEMARY aEiWIClil Dr. T. E. Milolknmn. D.D. Guext Preacher 11:00 a.m.—MDRNING WORSHIP Anihe "The lAuvi'n Prayer" Solo: 'IJM Not le lien! 50 Troubled—0. boll" ~Mln June Trista TIN pint—EVENING WORSHIP Aliment: Kmlm Girl- uioir Guest Omntst: Mr. Gordon M SoluN' Miss Ma iorie Murray You Ale Welcoml To Worship With U!