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/ - ‘ -3 VI 7 fine, . . .‘ *(gV/r * v» , A / .\ address He rebukes them for choosmg a mor- Samuel comforts his momentarily re-

damuei delivers a 'r‘ll‘f‘ui‘II

through faith. received not the

MEMORY VERSE—“And these all. having obtained a good report " some better thing for us. that they without. us should not be. made perfect. —Hehrev\:llz39. 49-

iudge after judge to

His people from

ed a king.

Will) a short review of his years tion of love on the part of the 161- M 60d- as Israel's judge. stressng the eriiai God. administration Using this as a basis. Samuel 1 '

(Editor's note: inl-

permitted approval Now Samuel

promise; God having

their enem- ged Samuel ~— who, th ies. Of these judges. Samuel I was the last. because the people I l I had now demanded and receiv :Eternal —- to inter-cede for H a m I 0 1 While the king was the choice .

of the nation. he also had in e ilenmg "19m 0f pleads with the nation to obey the Lord and his

A New Testament writer reviews the,

through faith of Old

to Israel. reviewing tin honesty and tal king—though God apptoved—and pentant people by promismg to pray achievement,

upri-ghtness of his iudgesliip and re ‘nvokes a great thunderstorm on the for them. but.warns that i. thfey in- Testament characters. promising bob < calling the great acts of God‘s love day of harvest as a sign that their sist on_disobeying God in the u uiel. t" things for Christiana—Hem ’ in their past history—1 Samuel demands for a king had been wrong. they Will be consumed—1 Samue 11.2233 39 40

1221-12. mi Samuel 13:13-18. 12‘ : I » -

provided

rescue [thoroughly of the past. and beg . e

y felt, stood on strangely familiar terms with that awful yet loving

them. Samuel comforts them by God’s mercy land promis i n g to pray for lthem. but warns them that if, after all. they still insist on dis- obeying God, then they will be consumed.

Faith in and with God is the . theme of the verses from Heb rews selected for our less on. ‘ The unknown writer describ e s

morrow'l Sunday School les- honesty of his I , "ion is based on copyrighted and his righteousness. Th's;proceeds to develop an linaii-‘.3“°1“I“l¢1i Wailing h0g1”, Mimics PrOduN‘d by the Div- is not egotism on Sam 11 ct ‘s ‘lswerable reason for Israel's the 01‘ ayrhonhlz’l I xflrrhnl. “Idol! 0' Christian Edllt'alifln. part; it is a mere statement of zealous obedience to the will of "f ‘I all “(I éPpgldi 91/ ~ ~ National (‘ouneil of Churches {my Commonly_ nth...- judgc, : God. ferfusel.‘ .‘iiés‘afi-zmisgmugfiutrzn . , (LS. nd u. d b: er- - ‘ " ' : ldolair . immoralitv. sham- 0 me ‘ ~ - _ ‘1 . i I” "I" a I‘ ‘l‘ .‘ 9 used their position to explmt‘ y . “my to Israel, m Wm future

- mission.)

- relapsed in the life of Samuel at

the. time of his farewell add- mvpriv concerned with self, ‘withdrawal of the divine pro-firing. Samuel called upon the J - I ml’ess in his pcnnlr- While SH'IWC' *beUIer reviewing his own life lemon and the giving of the Lord to send a terrible thund- “9m Abraham}? Moses' Pam: Dre-eminence of the interior life tor his level of loving.

- a - r - . , gained final Victory and re . 0N

' ' Mmr'l‘a'" 1" 'h 9. h ~d , {h- I .4 39909 e IMO the hands 0| -erstorm on harvest day. and ward through me" faith and :of prayer. ‘ME'DITATI . early. tragic “mm” M Saul'nn t e mi s o Is peop e, .am- strange. hostile nations. ‘the Lord did so. Coming. as it submission to precepts which! Unhappily. many Christians His prayer is not mfl‘fily a- this. as far as he know, is the ""1 recalls I“ the” minds 9mm Despite Israel’s repeat c d . ‘ did.in direct answer to the must have seemed meaning1e53_.fiave false ideas about prayer. thinking about Christ or talking - - last time he addresses the en. l of the great acts of God in their stubborn rebellion against till: 'seer's invocation. the people . The writer conclude, [h at There is the story of the man lto'hlm. Rather in his prayer be fire nation- i985! history He mentions the Lord. He heard their penite n l. .were struck win great fearimese 01d Testament saints iwho stopped praying when. hisnthinks Wltzl Chrst. He praysegot Samuel opens the address-exodus as a great manifesta- pleas for deliverance and sentiand momentarily repente 3d” nothave sucharevelalion o[paralytic daughters conditionito inform God Of his "Che:- ience as a result of their faith, 'SWW WOFSO- He prayed only as! since God knOWS these even -

increase their I. eful wickedness and open rebel-V I . own personal wealth This was ilion against the government-disommnce- not true in Samuel’s. case. He 1 of the invisible King were. in lived much too close to God to 'every case. punished with the

the people and By R. a. RAMSEY l ABOUT 14 more years have

.been wrong in dem a n ding

As a sign that the people had

the life and fa lth of the pat- riarchs. in chronological order. shifting from Genesis to Exo-

‘ dus. from Palestine to Egypt,

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DOES LIFE GET SO:

TH! CIVIC“ POI All... All. FOR Tit! CHURCH

Interesting thing about a rope—It vorer becomes tangled when It'- mm] some useful purpose. It stretches firm and taut . . . reaching . . . holding.

Butlay theropcnside . . .waitingwithoutapmpooc...mdihccomos O angled you can't even find the anti.

Lite is like that! For some folks it anch an impossible that of conflict, worries and disappointments. They haven‘t dismal how to but: isn't world of years to a Viral. Constant purpose.

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n. J. mum's son

General Contractors 10 West St.

COASTAL WING AND STORAGE LTD. .. l7 filth Drive

JOHN W. MacKENZlE Real Estate Consultant Appraise and Broker 0-338 200 Queen St. H. T. JAMES

Plumbing and Heating Day 4-9860 Night. 4-82” 11 Elm Ave. l) Edward St.

8, NELSON GOOD Plumbing and Heating Contractor 0-0095 17 Hawthorne Ave.

THE WTNDMILL RESTAURANT 4-713! 186 Prince St.

Saturday It I Corinthians *

3:16-23

TIIIS FEATURE IS SDNTIIIDIITED TO THE culls: or I'll! camel DY TIIE FDLLDWINS INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS

L. .I. PETERS AND CO. Eventide Monuments Water It. Summersldn

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MOORE b McLEOD LTD. Departmental Store taut 110 Queen St.

CHANDLER BROS, LTD. Custom Woodworkers #6567 1 Plywood Place

ISLAND FURRIERS LTD. (Chas. I". Downe. Prop.) 2 1273 79 Grafton SI.

ATTEND Til! calm 0F '00! GNMDE cannon ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THIS no: FOR runs or snavrcns

for Christ had not come. They did not have such a revelotion of God as He providedA finished atonement had not been ac- complished. and the resurrec- tion from the dead. though - lieved in, had not ben demon- strated: nor had the Holy Spi ri t been given to all w-ho believed. These are the "bet- ter things" which belong to us as believers.

Rev. T. Jones To Preach At St. Paul's

Rev. '1'. Dale Jones will be

guest preacher at St. Paul's Anglican Church, this Sunday. Sept. 26. at the eleven o'clock morning service. Mr. graduate of the University of ‘ Emmanuel College. Saskatche-l wan. has been district secretary I of the Canadian Bible Societyl for Montreal and Quebec sincel the year 1958. During World War Two, from I the year 1942 to 1949. he served as Chaplain in the RCAF with two years overseas. Previous‘ to his chaplaincy work in the. RCAF. from 1934 to 1942. he was : Rural Dean and Rector of! Grande Prairie. Alberta. and later. rector of St. Paul's Cathe- dral. Kamloops. . . Before his call to serve in the Canadian Bible Society. and af- ter his RCAF chaplaincy. he experienced nine years of Par- ish life in the Diocese of Huron. Because we feel that Mr. Dale Jones' preaching engagement at St. Paul's Church will be a blessing and an inspiration. we therefore extend a welcome to everyone to attend the 11 o'clock service this Sunday.

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lPrayer ShoWs love Between Giving; w§ou|

Hy CARDINAL McGUlGAN a God never an- sweied her prayers that lazy son find a job. Because her son was determined to remain without work. she began to think er prayer was useless. WHAT Is BEST

She did not know that even God will not force his favors on others.

Prayer is the barometer of the Christian life. How and why a Christian prays often indicat- es the depth of his spiritual life.

Like the spontaneous conver- nation that arises even amid the silent admiration of lovers, pra- yer is a result of a deep union of

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If we pray properly for our- selves, our prayer will always be heard in the sense that God will give us what is best for us.

But our prayer for others de- pend on the willingness of others to receive God’s help.

And finally there is the story of a fine C‘iristinn mother who wanted to pray more but could not find the time. She lamented that when she wanted to kneel down and .read prayers from her prayer-book her children cried for her motherly attention.

But when she was told that prayer is mucnl:l {1111;111:1‘ this): .the night in prayer: "He passed-“l?- lmagmed d a i can . .the whole night in the prayer of-done even amid the cries of lit- God". tie children. she found tint th e i {strength of her family life was ‘BETTER PART tin rayer. . i Still more striking is the ex-,‘ All prayer. whether private or ample of our Lord's reply to.public, is conversation between IMartha who. desiring Jesus to God and ourselves. ‘condemn the supposed laziness; ‘ iof her sister. meant that beltion. because prayer is the lift- lshouid proclaim the superiorityiing up of our minds and hearts of the active life. 'to Ch ‘

ut Jesus said:

love.

Prayer in any of its genuine Pforms expresses the love exist-- ing between God and the Chris- tian soul.

It is important to observe the life of prayer in the mortal life of Christ. Thirty years of recol- lection and solitude. then 40 days of retreat and penance are the prelude to his brief evangel- .ical career.

'joumeys we s hm rparngtaoc

How often during his apostolic :journeys we see him repairing 't. e mountains or the desert to ray: “He retired into the desert and prayed". or passing

“Mary hath; The man of prayer goes up to

,chosen the better part". a reply} God's level and does not dragl

which definitely established the God down to his level of thinking

ilong as God gave him what heifer than he does. he prays to [Wanted ‘know God: mind and to feel his II He reminds us of the lmma- love. A lure person who will not play} There is a great need for med-

rds when he slam to lose iitation and prayer today. The more. we are engaged in the

But it is not as easy conversa-.

manual-hm humps-«author. nudtnmlldpm tndflnotatinndthntm-awsy Christinnvnluosoltime wpmyandngtftwuglvonur. cram Geld

. Hill by R. H Mon. For this meson. the avert-cc, clerk of the Privy Council. The person needs medicationirctlremcnt party was held in and payer lust as much as the . Mr. Hill's out block office. clot-tend monk. As udstnnt clerk of the

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H I!“ one of Canada's top civil ser-

‘p y Counc Hill headed

; riv 11. Mr. . the section of the cabinet m. retar‘iat which prepare orders. in-council and sees that they are registered and relayed to departments of government ill. concerned. carrying' out cabinet instructions.

Veteran Member Of CS Retires

OTTAWA (CH—A. M.

vanu whose knowledge of pub- lic secret government af- fairs npans half a century. re- tired in comparative secrecy

Thursday.

Mr. Hill, assistant clerk of the Privy Council. entered the Privy Council office in 1915 at the age of 10. and served under seven prime ministers—Robert Borden, Arthur Melghen. Mac- kenzie King. R. B. ennett, Louis St. Laurent, John Diefen- baker and Lester B. Pearson. Mr. Pearson. who was to

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LIVINGSTON. Mont. (AP) _ Curtis Glen Mennis had one more day to serve on a 15-day sentence for vagrancy when he dug a hole in the rear of the jail and escaped. Mennis boarded a train he thought was headed for Great Falls. Mont. It was the wrong train and he arrived back in Livingston. Po- lice jailed him again after he stepped off the train Saturday.

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I The Salvation Army "Home 4! Evangelism Since 1305“ Great George Street 55 Villa Avenue Major Ronald R. Walker Sunday: Directory mass—~9:.".0 a.m. Sunday School—10 am.

Holmes Meeting—11 a.m. Salvation Meeting—7 pm. Friday: Young People's Hobby Class-4:15 p.m.

A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE ARMY"

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Charlottetown. P. E. I. Ministers: Rev. J. G. E. Hall. B.A. Rev. G. G. Wynn. H.A.. ED.

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Organist & Director of Choirs: Royston F. Mngford. A.R.C.O.

CHURCH SCHOOL ears) Church Sanctuary ’ Hall

:30 nun—«Bible Classes (15-18 y

:30 a.m.—Intcrmediate (12-14) Social

:30 a_m.—Iunior (9-11) Heartz Memorial Hall

1 :00 aim—Primary (6—8) Heart: Memorial Hall

1 :00 a.m.—Kindergai'ten (3-5) Social Hall)

11:00 a.m.—Nursery including Crib room for infant: Basement Heartz MemOriaI Hall

11:00 a.m.—“SEIVEN DEADLY SIMS (2) ANGER" ——Rev. ohn G E. B l

, a Anthem: “Hymn To The 'Drinity" (Tchaikovohy)

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7:10 p.m.—~0rgan Recital—Mir. Roy‘ston F. Mum 7:30 p.m.——:Ptr Youth Rally Prof J. B Corston, M.A.. B.D., Ph.D., D.D. of Pine H’

GOSPEL

ill Anthem: “Send Out Thy Light" (Gounod) A Welcome Awaits You At ’I‘rimty"

MEETINGS FOURTH GREAT WEEK Sunday 11 «.m. and

7:30 p.m.

Mono ' 8 PJ“. Speaker

Wallace Cudmore Angus. Ont.

Charlottetown Bible Chapel

235 Cumberland St.. at Longworth Ave.

St Paul's Anglican Church

Established 1760 by Royal Foundation The Rev. 1“. Louis Elias. L.S.T.. Rector Organist and Choir Director: George A. Thompson, F.R.C.O.. (CHM) A.R.C.M. i 18th Sunday after Trinity 8:30 a.m.——I-loly Communion 0:45 nan—SUNDAY SCHOOL:

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Junior. Senior. (1 Bible Class 11:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL: Beginners. Primary etc. (Crib Nursery in Rectory) 11:00 I.m.-—MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON GUEST PREACHER: THE REV‘D DALE .IONES (Montreal) OFFICIANT: Rector 7:00 p.m.—-EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON biect: LORDSHIP OVER OUR MATERIAL GOODS AND ABILITIES Preacher: The Rev'd L. Elias l IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE EVENING SERVICE. YOUNG PEOPLE WILL MEET IN THE RECTORY FOR A FELLOWSHIP HOUR. WE EXTEND A WELCOME TO ALL. YOUNG PEOPLE.

A OORDIAL WEJXJOME AWAI'I‘S YOU AT ST. PAUL'S

PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

1! Christie Drive. Parkdnle Rev. J. H. Tye. B.A.. B.D.. Minister Mr. Leslie Hlscott. Organist and Director of Choirs

9:45 a.m.—Junior, Intermediate and Senior Church School

11:00 n_m.——Nursery and Kindergarten Classes Sermon: MEET YOUR NEIGHBOUR Anthem: “Praise Ye The Lord"—W_ G. Darsl

11:15 a.rn.—P«fimary Glasses

7:00 p.m.—EVENING WORSHIP Sermon; FACING A FLOOD M ic by the Junior Choir Installation of Mid-Week Group Leaders

You Are Welcome To Worship With Us

Freight Rates On Coffee Cut

RIO DE .IANEIRO lAP)-- The Cnnnda-Brazil-US. freight: conference has approved a re- duction of 25 cents a sack ou coffee shipping rates to the United States and Canada. it was announced Thursday.

The rates will go into effect 1. The new price Will be

SPRING PARK UNITED CHURCH

(Corner Dunkirk Street and Kiri:de Drive) Minister: Rev. Clayton C. Lewis Organist: Mrs. Ron H. Atkinson

9:30 ism—Church School Rally Day 11:11) n.m.~—Nursery

11:00 a.m.-—-"FELLOWSHIP IN THE GOSPEL" ——Rev. Gerald G. Wyrwas

"A Welcome Awaits You"

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First Baptist Church

Corner of Prince and Fitnroy Stuck Rev. Malcolm l'. Harlow. E.A.. D.D.. Minister Mrs. V. L. Diane“. Organist and Choir Direct. 9:45 a.m.—-Sunday School for all ages 11:00 a.m.—Sermon: “CHRIST AT THE CENTER"

Anthem: “A Song of Hope and Peace” 7:30 p.m.—Sermon: “MAN AS GOD MADE Hm”

Anthem “Gently Lord 0 Gently Lead Us"

7:30 p.m.-—Wednesday. Midweek Service A CORDTAIL WELCOME AWAITS YOU

St. Peter's Cathedral

Roehford Square Anglican Church of Canada The Ven. Archdeacon J. R. Davies. M.A. Rector The Reverend Canon E. M. Malone. M.A.. D.D. Honorary Assistant Priest Min Suzanne Brenton. Lie. Mum. Organist Mrs. D. W. Patterson. Choir Director

Sept. 27—The Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity

0:00 a,m.—~I{oly Eucharist

0:45 a.m.—Mattins

9:45 a.m.—&inday School

11:00 a.m.—Ohoral Eucharist and Sermon, 7:00 p.m.—Evensoog and Sermon.

Visitors are most welcome at all services.

The Kirk of S. James

II. Reverend 'l'. l. B. Homers, M.A.. 8.12M" Minlntu Organist and Director of the Choirs Christopher Gledhifl. M.A.. B.Mus.. A.R.C.C.0.

0:45 a.m.—Churoh School Rally Day krvice and Enrolment of new pupils

11:00 s_m.—Churchtime Nursery and Nursery School

11:00 a.m,-—DIVINE SERVICE AND SERMON BY THE MiINISTER'

"WHY DOES GOD ALLOW EVIL SO MUCH SCOPE AND SWAY? WHY ' OVER- RULE AN DESTROY ITS HIDEOUS POWER-7" I (8. Matthew 27:46)

Anthem: “From all that dwell below the chic!"

‘ ~Waimslcy "I WAS GLAD WHEN THEY SAID UNTO ME. our US GO INTO THE HOUSE OF THE LORD"

CALVARY TEMPLE

Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Upper Prince Rev. C. x. lean. Pastor 1 0:15 am. Radio Broadcast. Sonnet-ids Studen- 9:45 a,m.—Sundav School.

. Enlargement Camp-'31

112(1) a.m.—Siiéiltl>rn:ng Sirvice. Dedication Service for am 00 a

7d!) p.m.-—-Evan¢elistic Rally. Pasta- will give his II.

ATTEND CHARLOTTETOWN'S rum. oosen. cannon

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Zion Presbyterian Church

Oct. 82.73 coffee

The measure was viewed here as an attempt to stimulate Brazilian coffee exports, which have been running lower this year following an all-time rec- ord last year of 19.500.000 locks.

for a 1324pound sack oi

SELL CHINA WHEAT BUENOS AIRES (Reuters)— The sale of 400,000 tons Ar- gentine wheat Co unlst China was formally confirmed by the National Grain Board at the weekend. Refusing to dis-

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Central Christian Church

81! Heat Strut (marl-unto“ P.l.l. MORNING Sermon: “THE HAZARDS or PRAYER" Speaker: w. Glen 8. Wattsrson Anthem: Sanctu- (Misha-t) EVENING Serum: "BELIEVE IT OR NOT. THE BIBLE IS TRUE.“ hooker: Mr. Kenneth T. Norris ado: Mr. Deb-w Brown

M. Willis- 0. Wells Organist—Mn. Allison unease. A.R.c.M. , A m welcome awaits you. .

CornerPrineonndGi-afunm

Deaconess Mu. Harvey Mackinac. L. Mns.. D. Man. Organist and Choir Director

0:46 a.m.-~Sunday School. Queen for all ages. 10:00 nan—Bible Clue 11:00 n.m.—Nurn1 School- 11:00 nan—DIVINE WORSHIP

Sermon: cop's AMAZING GRACE

Anthem: Heart Do Still—J. 0. Warren

7:00 p.m.-—I)IV1NR WORSHIP Sermon: m 'I'HOU MINE UNBELIII' Anthem: m NU! Now h mum -—Hnupmnnn

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