_ MAY 31.1947 -"‘"‘U£“ “ ‘ ;“I‘,“‘ csiimi. alumina .. “ ‘U ‘ ‘ u rbsxrved tar n: 3****“'" fi W v a new em». ' _' cuuacu or usurp CHURCH 2l..."'..?”1‘.?'..‘..'.;..'?: ‘my’? ENGLAND oi CANADA n. '- mnu raxr. Ph CATIIEDRAI. TRINITY UNITED , — , °"° M‘ n langzigasgqu." Cools T02‘ Phflwfllphl, LT lsvsrend r. s. mun-an. minim _”' . W010“ lhhfénadw, a: ::lu.m "m," LEElZCIAVflJALE-Mrs. Johnston!

Mani}. snifciioir Director

»_ 5pm QUNDAY SERVICI '0 "or, (‘mnmnnion Malina

ti” ("hgral Eucharist and Sermon 9° yjvnniiig and Sermon

Weck Day Services 1.. All Souls‘ Chapel

b], tommunitin. ‘

i; iluliday and Flt!"-

fi Tuesday. Tllllfldllv Ulfllfill

pjodnrbdly‘.

‘unsung 7.30 Friday.

A" souls are free and unIDPPBD- 51ml. Visitors are welcomed and e l," uziibcnt is glad to see them a" the service.

IIYERYBODY WELCOME

_. r 'Er.rauts cuuncu “T ‘MFTTITTCAN u.» .7. ‘i'. R.D.. Rector

xvi-gm“ F. Pvluslord. A.R.C.O.. fir-ziinist nntl Choir Master.

TRINITY SUNDAY s7». \\l.—lloi_\' Communion. Hi0] \\l.-Huulla,v School

Vililr- Class. M. ,\ '\l.-lllil_v Communion and s-Wmrm, Subject: "The Ilnly nitv". Anthem: “Like Al 'l“.~.- iiiirt" tDr, Walter Heat-

< i\ . rhnVl-J-lwlivrhing Prayer and liIfllI. J i. 1...». niil receive a. cordial huh-mill‘ iit St. Paul's Church.

rt: rsiw | ERVIAN’ fin*Kuu<rn*sT.JAMEs

Ministei Tlir liev, T. ll. P-ussoli Soiuere iil..-'i., STJVI.

Organist it»... a. l.iili.'1l\ McKenzie Wins. Bac. '

i0 l m. Church School.

ll > m. The Snrrnment of Holy

"wiiniunitvn.

.u -.i: "Jvsu, Word of God, In- ’ t: into“, (Gounod)

Tlitinkscliing. S. 21min; "The lilrrtning of Pro- lrwtlliitlmnl." ' l. rhi- Origin of our Witness .\ii=?\v.ii: “llyliiii of Thanksgiv- ng" (Silvester) ‘ Tiu- Suns iii Iiriglsnd Benefit So-

Fm ‘rill Wfifhhlp with us at the‘

Yfillilig Service. lTli“ Hinlsiei- will conduct the tribes and deliver the Sermons.

lmuy PRESBYTERIAN i cuuncu

Print-c anti Grafton Itreet iii». t. l-.\i:l.\'|.F. WEBSTER

Minister rs .\rthur Bupnr. (lhnlr Directlr .00 A. M. The Rev. A. E. Toonibs.

In» .1 vi. ....'... 2m. Ar cii “(ind t-‘ri Loved the ririll‘ niiiiiiur.

l,\ LNING WORSHIP till l‘. '. - e Ilev, E. L. Evans ‘ti \. ll roiiziuvt the service. tutti. ‘:70, °""

no...

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e Sniiimth Sthocl mull

i: in the morning. Let

nuke a special effort l

' gmrlziitiii txieilds u warm h .. l. tin. prcstt-iisrti of the i: lion emhrr the Sabbath Day liFPfl ii hnl l" .'i‘l't‘ riinlialLv invited to wor- iy» with tis.

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iii "british a n ti foreign Bible Society

IN’ CANADA AND

- llEVi/FOUNDLAND l‘l‘.;.‘.‘t'li EDWARD ISLAND ‘ ‘f AUXILIARY 'i'l'tt‘ British and Foreign bu!" liriririi" has issued ‘~.i...'.nii.a iiiitl forwarded lw-ir (‘il'Clill1i.lfill. believing

'.l m. themselves they can l‘ ii’! iiciil. tn liumon souls mil the. experience oi the ilrur nl tlie Gospel to every mm It. clearly recognizes ill-Qt iiiitler the guidance of the Htily Spirit, the inter- ilvitiitinit of the Holy Scrip- tures. nilfl instruction thsrs. llL-brlolill to the teaching “‘"5l>l1'.\' oi’ every branch of l-hv- Church.

The society in canalda and Newfoundland goes orward ""'-'*°T11ll.\' as part of a world‘ “Will Christian movement "mlllirted by all churches llllfi’. communion. that be- evt each man and woman 2"‘; t‘ riilht to have the ‘(White in bll‘ h speech. It mQ-‘llfllflliy recistive oi hr fillmmrl given by the fitter mmmunions of the

"Mimi Church. and by

all n ‘ . hndhsifl smaller evangelical

ivorkinl across the mininn, v ‘m r. ‘e. I. Auxiliary

Y0“! support st all

mic Brentonf Lic. bide, .

and

‘i1. Till‘ Service of Salami!’

in. ‘l.ll‘,\' mi furlough frmri India‘

“Oh Fnvlrus f! “I. I

Orguulat and cam "no o

10.00 a. us. Judor to denier ' Clauses of the Church School. 11.00 a. m. Primary and Begin- I ncrs departments in Social Bali. 11.00 s. m. Divine Worship.

l Sermon: "The Church at labor.‘ Anthqi: "Teach Ms. 0 Lord”-

Attwood. Sacrament of Baptism st morn-

hfdop. si. Divine W sermon: "The Incom- diip." . Arithan: "O God, Who hot Pre- paredF-Gtnl. "0 yo servants of the Imd, bless yo the lord: Pr=iso Iiiiu. and magnify like tor

CU. BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Minister. idle Rev. J. D. Davlson. B.D.

Morning Worship 11 s. m. Sermon "The Highest Calling." Anthems by the Girls‘ Choir. "1‘he Lord's Prayer" (Mallotte) "Ileur Our Prayer" (Rubonstein) The Church School follows morn- ing worship. Evening Worship 'I p. m. Sermon "The Power of Dedicat- cd Possessions." " Anthem by Church Choir.

"Jesu. Word of God Incarnate." (Elgsn) _ The Communion of the Lord's | Slipper. | Organist and director of choir l Miss Helen Stewart A.T.C.M. You are cordially invited to worship with The Baptist Church.

__._._..______---- CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

, Kent Street, ' MARVEL D. DITMBAR. l. ‘LE. Minister. iMR. 0. K. PRESBY Organist Pro-

Item. Announcin-

A Week of lpeeial Services With Dr. CJI. Phillips. Calgary. Albert! As Guest Speaker.

June lat-June 6th. General Theme: ‘The Church Through the Ages." Week night services at B00 0- ul-

One evening of film! 0n "U10 on tbs College Campus."

lundly Services 10.00 s. m. Church School. 11.00 a. m. Preaching service and Communion.

7.00 p. m. Evening Worshil!»

You are invited to attend this weak of reel spiritual val!"-

SALVATION ARMY

Great Georg, street Major 3nd Mrs. izl-tur Mdcliehli

II a. m. Ilolinoss Meeting Subject "The Temptations of Jesus." . 2,30 p, in. Sunday School. . ‘l p. m. Evangelistic Meeting :' Subject "Polls ed Lies." Weeknight rne ting each Thurs- day st l pm. Clear Gospel essagel. lfllm and Inspirational music and inl-

ing. All urn cordially invited.

Gospel Hall Upper Prince Street

iileciiiigs on the Lord's day-

l0. s. m. blasting for Children. i1 s. in. Remembering the Imrd. 1.30 p. m. Gospel Servir;

Week .Night's

I p. M. Prayer meeting Tuesday. ‘l pun. Friday Children Meeting. Have you Prepared for ETERNITY? "God uni: His only togottion Sou into the World" l John (-0 What is your attitude I-Ilrn? , "Po as many as received Ilim to thriin gsvt- Ile power to become the Sons of God" John 1-13 have YOU lcCzlvID HIM?

30 ELM AVE. Kev. J. C. leloinstouber Pastor.

10.00 s. in. Sunday School. l1 s. m. Worship and Preaching. 1.10 p. m. Evangelistic Meeting. l. p. in. Wednesdsy. Yoiiiil P0001" l. p. m. Friday. Blble Study.

Broadcast 10.05 to 10.30 A. . each Saturday C I C Y Chillllllfl Choir of the air.

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Mai/krona!

n: SIAIIONS m wts m: rum [Dun] SU NDAY

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MEAT PIEBERVATIVI

.e.___ Ssltpeire. tised in curing meatl. acts as s preservative and helps

Ieialn the natural color of the plflt. . HOSPITAL P AMINT The first peril mt of United

Canada met in tlie Kingston Ges-

erei Hospital, June i, 1w.

._.__._..__..__-_--- UNITED PENTECOSTAL 4 CHURCH

oounoalunou urs m. BUIANCE. moan DOYEL,

nun ' . 112 Prince, "ms

JUST ABIJVED. —- Steel Tell.

mm Fishlflir Rod . ware 00.. 1.1a. a mm 8m’

u‘ voua senvroc,arn1su 0M4 Company. Phone ma.

"NEW ROYAL lunar Grand vldtllh Cleaner. Light in weight "l4 Pvweriful. Toombs Music Store.

JUST ARRIVED. —-5tee1 Tele- BWPQ Fishing Rods. Rogers Hard-

ware Co.,Ltd. INGLIBI! BILPI‘ QjQ mhing Rods. Limited quantity.

Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd.

DR. ROBBINS‘ OFFICE will be closed from Saturday. June 7 till Monday. June 23.

BIXIENT ARRIVALS -— Whit: 58'4" KOWHS. Panties and vests. Kennedy's Ladies‘ Wear,

PHONE SAUNDERS 1506 for lroilll and wedding pictures on location.

ENGAGEMENT. —- Mr, and Mrs, Waiter B. Young of Toronto. (for- mcrly of Kingsboru. P. E. I.) ori- notuicc the engagement of their dluthter Amy Jean to George Ed- ward Mflnninss of Toronto. Mar- riage to take place last of Julne.

‘ENGAGEliiI-JNT‘. - Mr. and Mrs. William llaiinbiey of Winsloe, wish to announce the engagement o! their youngest daughter Daisy to Raymond Victor, son of Capt. George arid tihetlate Mrs. Genie of Southport, Marriage to take place in the near future.

CITY POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning two drunk and iiicspcbies fined 010 and while s, third was tidied I5 and mists or l0 days. A youth charged wilii vagrancy (window peeping) was given 30 days held for good behaviour.

TRINITY CHURCH. — The min- ister, Reverend T. E. McLennnn 'wiii conduct the services and dc- licr the scxlriions on Sunday, June 1st, His subjects will bo "The Church at Labor" and "The Price o‘ Madersiiip." The choir will lead

e congregations in the worship of praise, and, will sing two anth- ems: "Teach Me, O Lord" by Att- wood, and GauPs "O God. who hast prepared." The Church School will inset st the usual hours in the momiing, and the children are all expected to be present. Visitors to the cliy will be welcomed at ail services.

T!!! UNITED BIBLE S00- IETIEB was founded in Landon in May, 1946. Tibia new organisation the four Missionary Bible Societies —The British and Foreign Bible Society. the Mncrican Bible Soc- iety, iihe National Bible Society of Scotland and the Netherlands Bible Society, and the National Bibll Societies of ile several Europusn countries is the greatest movement in sll history for the good of s11 and the injury to none." A furrlns of God's Word in Europe; Definite appeals for Bibles. the Christian Scriptures: Help this greet. csiusl through the P. E. 1. Auxiliary d Branch Aiuxiliary Office, 143 Prince _Sti'oet, Charlottetown.

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T!!!) BAPTIST CHURCH. — Th0 Itsv. J. D, Davisori. B.D.. who for six years has been the minister st. the Sprinshlil Baptist Church. SPRIN- hlii, N, 5,, has come to Charlotte- torwn this wedt mid takes the PIK- torste of the Charlottetown Bap- tist Church. wnglfiflnz lriloxll-ll; and Eventri W0 ‘P l! - - and ‘I P, MIMI. Davtsorrs morninl sermon will be "me imam C111- ing" and. for the evening worship. “The Power of Dedicated Possess- The Girls‘ Ghoir will lead in m, muaic of the musing. lllldifll iMeilottds "The Lord's Prayer."

and nubenoteids "Hear Our Prayer." The senior choir will b0 in “bu” or the evening music. Jinglng Elgar! "JQWS. W0"! 0i |Qod incarnate." ‘the Ccmrnwiion of uu Lord's amber W111 be 01* served st Evening WorshiP- Ml" Helen Stewart, A. T, M“ organ- ist and director of choir will be in oharge of the music of the dot’-

TIIE ltlltll 0F ST. JAMES. - The Holy Communion W111 b6 "W" mated tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock Iwiiih ‘Bervichee ogvenfiglirnzll:

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Tho Minister. the lmvd. '1‘, H. Busioii Somers. M. A.. 4,1,“, will conduct both services 1nd deliver the Sermon. In 1M IV" min; Mr, Somers will couwflfllfl! l series 0i five WWW“ '° b’ "um" ed st Evening Worship throuehwl the month of June on the ilwlfll theme "The Meshing and Moll!“ of Protestantism Today. TQMOFIW pvgniln] the Sen-non will be entitled "The Origin of our Witness." Th! Officers and Mlnbcirs of the ‘Sufi as England Benefit Society wii at- tend the Evening Service in b: M“, The innate for the day will

under the direction of

, air-cu, Wood of God. In- and Silvester‘: srrsnll‘ wilii... Evening. All Christian!

welcome gzpgmion rogardlela of creed dehomination. The Church

ind.

“all 31.‘; usn McKenzie. Mus. Boo. swim Gmmotfa Anihflfl l“ ll"

"The Hymn of Thsnitusiv-

to receive the HM! O!

School mgr; at ten o'clock in the inorev

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

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MR8. OWEN DOIIIIITY

Leaves have their time to fall Arid flowers to wither st _ North winds breath

Arid stars to set. but all Thou hut all seasons for 0am O. death we know when moons shall wane. When summer birds frown far shell _ cross the see, when Autumn's sun shall tinge the golden grain. But who shall. teach us when to look for thee?

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On Friday tihe 2nd, of May. the residents of Vernon and vicinity were saddened to learn that one of their best known and most beloved neighbours had passed to her eter- nal reward in the person of Mrs. Owen Doherty.

Although in failing health for the put year. hopes of her recov- ery were entertained until within a few weeks o! her death when it became apparent to sh that she was beyond medical aid. Her sufferinflfi were borne calmly and patiently until the final hour. when without a word of regret but with s only"

hands of its Creator. there to re- ceive its eternal reward. . A continuous throng of people “m; w pay their last tritmte of respect to one who. u s devoted mother, s dutiful wife. a. loving sister, and e faithful friend W“ deeply loved in life and deeply [mounted in death.

Her spiritual needs were mcst faith-fully attended to norms he‘ illness by her beloved pastor. Rt.

Wilfred Dluinphy.

She leaves to mourn lie-i‘ 1N5 b?" sides a sci-rowing husband. 51X children. l-Ieiesis, Eocene. Jclhn» wiiiimn, Gerard and Vernon; also one sister. Mira. lhrik Boudresu st Vernon and live brothers, William. James and Charles at Vernon: Frank at suiTiinsrvillci Raymond M Halifax, N. s. and Joseph I'- wstcrwwn. Mell-

‘Ilhe funeral which was 1R0!!! attended. toot vim an Mwdlv mooning. May 5th to 8t. Josnhimh church, Vernon River. where Req- uiem Mass was celebrated by MIG?- Mwri“ MQDMIQRL Services at tho

sve were conducted by RW-

fichsel J. Rooney o! Bloomfield-

Etei-nsi rest grant unto her O ma, and ist perpetual "I!" "ti" upon her. MIU her Milli tilt ill peace.

Psllbearcrgxwers: Miltoncmlllumell. Thomas M mm. Clifl - vui, Melanin McLeod. Dinswdl McLeod and Francis McDonald.

MAI! OAIDI

Hudisnd and Ihmly (b)

Mr. and Mrs. Joesph A. Murphy (s), Wuurtewn. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Millflihil Verne .

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M- MW- phy (B). Halifax. N.S.

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Boudresu. Vernon,

Mr. and Mrs. Wiltfld WWW-

Iona.

Mr. and Mrs. Jsoir Leinie. Loni Island City, N. Y.

Mr, and Lgcglll DOMKW. 1mg island iy. - -

Mr. and Mrs. Michael DePeul. New York. NSY.

Mr. and 1m. A. suiuvsn. Ver-

non. liirs. Helen‘ uni-rau- Vernon- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sullivan. Nor- wood. Mala, Mr. and Mrs. llirank Boston. Mus. _ Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Morrissey. Eamoclifife. Mrs. Gertrude Kislllll and 1""- ily. Charlottetown. Katherine Sullivan t3),

Mass. d Mr. and Mrs. John Rooney l"

family, Orwell Coll/Q.

Mr, and Mrs. Denis Rooney, V ll .

Chlieii-Tymd ‘iii-s. Joseph 5mm“

m f 4 “y, vCYnO". ' Mifimhnnd Mrs. John Nsddy. 0r-

well. t Mr. and Mrs, Joscvh R°°h°- 1W" M‘ .541 “pa. M. J. Mclvor. 14k! Verde. Mr. and

Donnelly.

Belmont,

Mrs. Walter KPOl. L0"!

Rev. Maurice McDonald. 1150 Rel/g

In Memos-tam

Dsfniol Alexander

0n Msy Stih, Beiievue lost one of 1 its highly respected citizens in per-' son of Mr. Daniel Alexander Mac- Pherson. His sudden death was a’ shock to all who know him. H15 personality was suicii that he will! be greatly missed in both the com- munity and . ‘

Born in Bellevue in 1877. the son o4 the alto Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MacPherson, he spent a number of his younger years ill Boston. There i... married Miss Effie hlacPhee in‘ 1903 and they returned to Bellevumi where he spent the zest of his life. Besides his widow he leaves to ‘

Msorlierson

molun a daughter. Mrs. James

Stalwart of Caledonia and a. son.

Stuart at home. lie is also survived, by one brother Wallace of Newton,

Mass, and three sisters.» Margaret

(Mrs. Ringer) Watertowii, Macy‘ Mary (Mrs. l... A, ltiacPhersozii

Valleyfieid East and Mrs, m... Mic-l Phersori of Vancouver, B. C, Three| brothers predeceased hiim also one, ‘son. Ten grandchildren mourn the‘ I loss of a. kindly and loving grand‘ , father.

; The funeral service was held It

WCTG . > _ cons m, m u" llgfeirhlmlaféshalltli: ehbwmflh mg his late residence on May 8th and,

,wa.s conducted by the Minister of‘ his church. the Rev. T. A. A. Duke . insisted by the Rev. A, D. Sterling. , ', The hymns sung were: Asleep in . Jesus. Shall We Gather st the ‘River, sind Nearer, My Thee. ' Inteiment was in Valleyfleldl ‘cemetery, where Rev. Duke com- ducted the service at the Elli/e». The pail beareas were: John Mac- Pherson, Gordon MacPherson.‘ .Jsmes Stewart, Archie biacPher-i sari. John Noi-mian MacPherson. ' Calluni Martin. i

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» ciiiiTr nuiiils

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, Mrs. o. a. MacPherscn and' I Family wls»l‘t__l_q_exprcss their thanks |tp their friends and neighbours who showed kindness in many ways’ in their recent bereavement, also. to extend their gratitude for the! many menace: of sympathy and‘ flowers received.

Isand City. N-Y-

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris, Ver- XIOII. v

Rosalie Fraser. Somerville, Mass.

Mg, and MN. AA, Atkins, Char- lottetown.

FIDWEBS

spray-Joan, Jean and Kenneth

Murphy. Vernon.

spIly-Mr. and Mrs. Denis Dohei-ty and Belle Nicholson. Ver- non

apt-why». and Mrs. b. a, cuni- rniings, Vemon. Women's m-

sprsy-Neanonb stltute, Vernon.

Letters st Symillfll!

Mr. said Mrs. Joseph A. Murphy. Wstertown. MBA?-

Mi-g, yum; J. Murphy. City Hol- pitsl. Charlottetown.

The Jay Phmiiy. Boston. MIA!-

Rosslio Fraser. Somervilic. Ml!!-

ciiris Nicholson. Vernon.

Kathleen MacDotlBall. Vfimfllt

Mr, and Mrs. Chas Walker- Johnstorrg River.

Mine Redmond. Boston. Mieu

Orwell Wmnen’: institute. well.

Vernon River C.W L. Riven.

.0,‘ Vernon

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Literature

And Life

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BRIDLEI

"Deflection" ts s word that has .

l picture in it; we see g paw"

drawing something sway, 1t "i, g, i

sin of the tongue.

Bishop Butler hu s powerful sermon on the sin of the tongue in which he says with truth that. some talk is nothing more than physica1 exercise, that it is the tongue moves but the mind has little to do M... what, has been said. neither suggesting or criticising the contents,

“At every word a reputation dies" ls s statement of Pope, This is an exaggeration but we recall, that_he was dealing in the gmqk heroic.

Aristotle said. “do not speak es Dots mods by one potter when you are in the company of “other, It might cause jealousy, 5o b, careful he would say o1 pigjfln‘ the work of another-be it hook, ‘Immi- or vlwsh-si the pm- nce of another who works at the Mme kind of work. Such is human nature that there might be (mg-u. tion.

The Bible has much to say about, the tvnzue. tbs wtls that when speech causes and the ours for the some. In reading tlie Psalms you Bet the impression that the writ- ers suffered from tlie evi-l tongue; vi their day. There were backbit- era then. Proverbs, too, one o; 11.; ‘books of the Wisdom literature.

declares that while speech is gfl. vcrn. silence is golden. The writ. er of Psalm 39 said that lis would keep his mouth with g bi-ldlg,

James. in his Epistle, says g, 3°05 deal about the danger of careless speaking. The tongue 1s sn un. themed organ and is in need o! s

iidlc. Indeed he goes so fai- u; ‘Dolly that a man who does not bridle his tongllo has no real re- ligion. We control horses by means °f ll bridle and the mariner guides his 5MP by the helm so we need w Zuide and control the tongue. It i-s a ‘hard task-harder than to tame wild beasts or birds,

Without stopping to the law 5ef5 11mm, m" "Y by Way of detractlon there are four bridles which ma.) be P"! l0 use for the mouths .5: ‘he Public to insure the safety and comfort of human society