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5, PETER'S CATHEDRAL Anglican ”. B uare ",3-::I::l:anonqE. M. Malone 7'" Mug" urn. incumbent saunas Brenton. Lie. Maid. ouum gnd Choir Director

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Mo Apmf,-1-he uoly Communion. t .. tins. l:nl:i....n(i,'Tl0fIi Eucharist and sell"-:lT-I-Sunday School. 2.30 r';w;m,,.,,,ong and Sermon ;.0e0k Se".k,,, at the usual l r ..:'':::l. are free and uunPlIl0li-

rs are welcomed and the l :ll:llll)PIli. is 5'”! "I "e "um I'- Ii

H the service.

1., "sf PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

"um 2:'"".c:.... Established 1169 by oy- datlon.

the Reverend .i. T. ibboit. Rector.

tlr. itoystcn F.

Organist and Choir Master.

52:23:12."; h"i) Dread of Life "0111 lircivcn". igyhcalesar Franck. - c oo Prayer and Sermon. I. subjl-cl: "APi"'”Vl”5 Thin" that arr Excellent." ” iuthcni: "llcni-ken Thou 0 L075 lay Whlicht-ad. " I ii"rlluu'.xlIlp iiour: lmmediattfy follmvlng the .Evening Smv '0; a "Fvllowshlv "M" ii N h' lwlnl in the Parish Hall vine is upon to all the congrcga on- m”.,.,y.mcnts are served by ihp Parish Guild.

g,.....M ” pRESBYTiiRlAN L.-- me KIRK or s. JAMES

M.. .. S.T.M.. Minister lllss E. Lillian Mciienzle. Mus. Bac. Organist and Choir Director

TRINITY UNITED ' CHURCH

The Reverend II. E. D. Ashfortl. M.B.E., B.A.. B.D.. Minister The Reverend H. 0. nice. D.A.. D.D.. Visiting Minister

11. am. Sermon: "Three Came Home."-Mr. Ashiord.

Anthem: "I Will Sing of Thy Pow- er. 0 God" (Sullivan) - solo- ist. Mr. George Johnson.

I p.m. Congregation Questions: Are

Jehovah Witnesses right? Should women smoker Why are you a preacher? Does

Mary's assumption make Chris- tian unity harder! What is the abundant life? Mr. Ashford will answer these questions.

Anthem: "The Radiant Mom Has Passed Away" (Woodward)

You are invited to worship In Trinity Church.

BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fitsroy St. The Reverend James D. Daviaon. - B.A., B.D.. Pastor. Organist and Director of Choir.

Mustard: A'E'c'o”-Mrs. w. Allison meme. A.'r.C.M.

ll a.m. Sermon: "Fear,,But Only

God." Anthem: "The King or Love" (Gounod).

Ordinance of the Lord's Supper. 12 noon: Church School. 2.45: Old Boys' Conference at Bap-

tist Church. 7 p.m.: Service conducted by Boys' Conference. Speaker: Mr.

Whitney B. Dalrymple, M.R.E. C. Boys' Work Secretary. Anthem: "Like As A Father" (iiation). 3.15: Il.Y.P.L'. Members of Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship

will be guests. Speaker: Mr. Charles Hummel. Maritime staff member of I.V.C.F. All

young people welcome. You are cordially invited to ivor- ship with The Baptist Church.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

219 Kent Street

Marvel D. Dunbar. B.Th.. Minister Miss Thelma Burns, Organist and Choir Director.

I0 am. ('hurrh S0h00i-

!l .1 m Divine Service and Sermon: "Memory in Christ." "

tmlu-m: "What Are These. .ii.iincr.

mic tilunrus: "Ten Thousand Times rm Thousand."-D)'kEI-

3,00 l1,l'1l. Vespers and Meditation: "The story of Iiow the Bible (.nnr in L's."

inihcm: "Sun oi My Soul." - Turner.

We invite you to worship with us.

zubu PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Streets lterercnd G. Carlyle Webster. Minister Mr. Frank Johnston. A.T.C.L Organist nmi Choir Director

Morning Wo s p ll.00 .1.m. Theme: "When Oppor- iunlty Knocks.” liillllliii ll0. Bill. 365. inthcm: "Like As a Father." llntton.

10.00 a.m. Church School and Fam- ily Hour. Join us in our trip around the world contest.

11.00 n.m. Momlng Worship and Communion. Sermon: "Feed My Lambs."

Special Music.

7.00 p.m. Evening Worship Service. Sermon: "A Return to the Old Paths."

Hymn Anthem: "Praise My Soul eht King of Heaven."

A cordial invitation is extended to visitors and friends to worship with us on the Lord's Day.

GOSPEL IIALL

Upper Prince Street

Order oi Meetings for Lord's Day 10 A.M.-Sunday School

11 A.M.-Breaking oi Bread

7.30 P.liI.-Gospel Meeting. "Preaching Peace Through Jesus

Christ."

iXTSIXrT5N ARMY GREAT GEORGE STREET Major and Mrs. ll. Hutchinson.

'...lfl pm. The Sabbath " L ' and Iiihlc ill.-isses. There is a place for ynu in the Church School.

Evening Worship

'.00 pm. Tlu-me: "Fulfilling God's i'urposo."

iiymus: .117. 188. 556.

inih--m: "0 Come Let Us Sing."- Muundcr.

The i.ord is nigh unto all them lint call upon Him, to all who mil upon Him in trut ."

ion :Irc rnrdially invited to wor- ship with us.

fE.TeIl PENIECOSTAL CHURCH

3'1 Elm Avenue Reverend Quincy Stairs. Pastor Phone 2790-L.

-L.i,wg",m , SERVICES

. Sunday School.

. Worship and Praise.

. ('hlldrcn's Church.

. Evangelistic Meeting.

I ' You are invited

"ihr Church That's Different"

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F FONVENTION SERVICES .AClI NIGHT AT 7 0'CLOCK NOVEMBER 7th - 12th

wQ',l"""i"r.V. November iiih-- - ililvs

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” also, Jamaic-s.' will be .Ml”WH- You are invited. hf" to the Pentecostal Church

. 05 the air Saturday at 10 p.m.

SUNDAY SERVICES

11 am. Holiness Meeting.

A Service devoted to the deep-

ening oi spiritual life. 2.30: ” s' School and Bible Class. 8.80: Open Air Service on Grai- ton Street. 7.00: Salvation Meeting. Songstcr Selection: "Lay Your Bur- den Down."

Vocal Duet: "My Answer". Mai. and Mrs. Hutchinson. Special Visitor and Speaker:

Captain I. Maddocks. Terri- torial Leader of Salvation Army Guides and Brownies oi

Canada. All are invited to services. 9

attend these

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someone has said that it is not a good WILL .which.d.oes.. not remember Christ's work with a Gift. There is no bet- ter way oi remembering His work. than by malslng a be- quest to the Bible Society.

The Bible Society seeks to give every man of every language God's Word in his own tonlilo without note or comment. Your gift; will speak to the hearts of men through the Word of Gml and by your influence will go on for generations. In making a bequest. kindly do so through the P. E. I. Anx- iliary or Branch. The Bible House is at 100 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

-mean rms LECTURE.-

Whlch Day Shall Christians Keep!

Is it really important?

MTrad,g. It was nice nnnounccd that

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rue GUARDIAN. I CHARLOTTETOWN

I. GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for now: oi local interest. but advertising oi a uewsy nature may be inserted at five cents a word. strictly pay able in advance.

JIMMYS TAXI - Phone 525.

HOWARD MacI'NNrS FOOT- WEAR at 175 Queen street.

BOYS WATCHES 5373. Toombs Music Store.

OOATS ABRIVING DAILY at The Fashion shoppe.

COOK'S for Christmas Photo- graphs. .

BLACK STRAP MOLASSES

JUST ARRIVED beautiful new winter coats. sizes 12 1;; K44 priced at S2295. Helen's Dress Shop, 54 Grafton St., City.

ROYAL 0AFK'- Overcoats Ly Fasiuon-craft. Canada's finest 055.00 Henderson 6; Cudmore,

P. W. C. CONCERT tickets for Monday night may be purchusctl at The Rendezvous. Hughes Dug Co.. and the College.

STEWART RAKERIES LIM- ITED. - Light. fluffy doughnuts. sugared or plain; fresh at your local bakery.

SERVING AT THE WINDRIILI. LODGE. Sunday. November 5th. baked Virginia Ham Dinner from 12 noon to 2.30 and 5.30 P. M. to 730. Call 1504-21 for reservations.

ST. ELlZABF.TII'S Church. Springfield. W. A. 'llhunkoffcr'.n:-4 service. Evensong, 7.30 p m. Speak- er, Mrs. E. V. Boll. Chnrlott"- town.

SAI) NEWS RE('I-ZIVED -Word was received by Mrs. Spurgenn lllckox. l-Iawthornc Avenue, Char- lottetown announcing the death of her brother. Mr. Frederick Ram- say in Rutland, Vermont.

CLOSING DATE bianket entries for Fox and Mink Show has been extended to Wednesday. November 8th. Prize Lists now ready for distribution.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- Services November 5th. Murray River ll A. M. Belle River 1.120 P. M. Birch Hill 3.30 P. M. Sunday School 2.30 P. M. Cliarlottetown 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. H. Bishop,

HUNTER RIVER. CHARGE. - Services November 5th. Wlltshlre Rally Day 11. wheatley River :3

P. M. llunter River 7.30. Topic "Should We I-louseclean the Church?" H. Christie. Minister.

FRESH. - Something dellclousljr different. "Honey Macaroon Cake" a delicious concoction of toasted macoroon icing over mel- low honey flavored cake. Try one for dessert from Stewart Bnkeric; Limited.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Myers. Crapaud. announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Shirley Joan. to James Samuel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reu- -ben Good. Wlnsloe. Mnrrlnge to take place in Toronto. Ont.. in the near future.

THIS WEEK AT THE ABEG- WI-SIT - Ivy planters for wall or table. New assortment oi cigarette boxes. ash trays, book ends. will shelves. Special fancy Engl'sh cake plates, 75c each. Chrlsfnms cards, complete selection of box- ed cards at roasonnnle prices. The Ahcgwclt Gift Court.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Services for Sun- day. November 3th, as follows: Montague 11 A. M. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Cardigan 2.30 P.M. Montague 7.30 P. M. W. M. s. Tbankofferlng service. Missionary slides will be shown. Monlnglle Sunday Schnnl 10 A. M. Rev. F. N. Young. Minister.

REMEMIBRANCE DAY -Salu”- day. Novcllhcr lli-I1. Rcmcm- brsnce Day, will he observed he a holiday by the stores and bus'-

of the Chamzttetown Board of es would remain open Friday

evening.

MEMORIAL SERVICE

By the Kingstrm Branch Canadian Legion at the Kingston Cenotaph. Sunday. November 5th at 2 P.M. All veterans requested to attend. Public cordially invited.

ANDREW MMEAC-HERN,

Pres.

CRASWELL for Xmas Photos

CHESTERFIELDS lng values. Toombs

at outstand- Muslc Store.

n.iun'rs DAILY except Sunday

to New Glasgow and Halifax

- Phone Maritime Central Airway

Limited 2061 or 540.

SUNBEAM automatic toastmae-w to.-rs. Ironmasters. mixmaster.-, Shavemasters. Now in stock. Toombs Music Store.

MacDONALD RADIO SERVICE 180 Kent street. Radio --epairs sound equipment, Disc RG('x1i"dl.I'Ig. Rogers Majestic and Stewart. War- ner Radios.

in stock. Cash and Carry stores REFRIGERATOBS, Ranges Mo. tors and Washer repairs. Storey COATS ABBIVING DAILY at Electric. The Fashion Shoppe. GENERAL ELECTRIC washer. LUSCIOUS SULTANA CAKE -- Highest quality. price rlgnt. amltreat at Stewart Bakeries Toombs Music store. ted.

RECEIVING HOGS at Crapaud each Tuesday until ii A. M. when roads are passdblo our trucks will pick up as usual. Robert Dawson

CLOSING DATE blanket entries for Fox and Mink Show has been extended to Wednesday. November 8th. Prize Lists now ready for distribution.

MILTON-RUSTICO PARISH. - Rector. Rev, A. E. ,Piercey. R. D. Services for Sunday. November 5m. are as follows: Chrlstichurch. Cherry Valley. 11.00 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon. St. Mark's. Rustlco. 7.30 Evensong and Sermon. Mr. Ralph Emery of sum- merslde will be guest soloist. The congregation of st. John's. Milton, will wnrshlp with the Rustlcn Con- grdgatlon at the 7.30 P. M. Service

C R A P A i' I). LONG CREEK. SPRINGFIELD SE RVICE S. - Crapaud: llnly Con:-nunlor: at 3 A. M. Public Baptism of Infants and llcly Communion at ii A, M. First Sunday of Junior Congrega- tion. Long CNEKI llnlv Commun- ion at 3 P. M. Springfield: The Lit- any at 7.30 P. M.

GUIDIC AND BROVVNIIC LEAD- Ell HERE - Captain 1. Mail- rlocks. Salvation Army Ter-

rifrrlal Guide and Brownie Leader will visit. the city today. lwhile here. she will conduct. the regular rellvious services at the local S. A. Corps Citadel on Sunday and will inspect; both Guide and Brownie S. A. Troops on Monday.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson MacDonald of New Glasgow. P. E. I.. spent the week end in Swnmerside the welcome guest. of Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards.

Mrs. Edwin Crossman. Cape Traverse. spent Monday in Sum- merside with her uncle David and Mrs, Edwards.

Mr. and Mrs. William Graham. Brcudnlhnne attended the funeral Monday of Mr. Willard Muttart.

Meeting of St. Joseph's Sodailty and Alumnae

There was a large attendance of members at St. Joseph's Sodallty and Alumnae Tea held at the Cnr.-vcnt. oil the afternoon of Sun- day. October twenty-ninth. After extending a cordial greeting to all present the President, Miss Mar- garci Butler. welcomed back our former Dircctress. Reverend Moth- er ,of the Resurrection, whom we are all glad to see with us again. The President gave a resume of the work done by the Sodallty during the past year. ' She made filling reference to two members whom death had claimed. Mrs. John B. Connolly and Mrs. Charles Moran. In conclusion Miss Butler expressed her gratitude for the splendid co-operation of the mem- bars at all times.

Reverend Mother superior add- ed a word of welcome and con- gratulated the members on main- talning the splendid spirit. of good

will and co-operation for which St. Joseph's Soclaliiy has always been noted.

Miss Butler and Miss Anne

Walsh entertained the meeting in a. delightful manner by their clever

ness houscs. it was liI'iil0ilI'iC”il and animated descriptions of yesterdny by Mr. Earl Taylor of their rcccnt trip to Rome and the Retail Mcrchnnls Committee other European cities.

Reverend Father Harrell, Chap- lain of the sodality, in the name of the members. thanked the speakers for their entertaining addresses and extended his good wishes to all present.

Then followed beautiful vocal solos by Miss Joan Murnaghan. Miss Florence Quinn presided at the piano.

Tea was served by the Commit-

tee in charge. The centre table which was tastefully decorated with tapers and cut flowers was presided over by Mrs. Peter Walsh and Mrs, Wilfred Smith. M. the conclusion of the tea all present went to the chapel for Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment which was given by Reverend Father Herrell. '

NORTH WILTSHIRE W. I. The October meeting of the North Wiltshire W. I., was held at the home oi Mrs. George C. MscLean. The president, Mrs. Baden Bslderston. occupied the chair and the meeting was opened

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by singing one verse of "0 Can- ada" followed by the 'Creed' read in unison. There were thirteen

" , What. would Christ say? -

HEAR R. G. CHRISTIANSEN

SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 8 P. M.

Seventh-day Adventist Church

Lapthorn Ave. .

All Welcome - Free - Good Music

Charlottetown

- and discussed. The school

members and one visitor present. The minutes of the l t. meeting were read and approv and sign- cd by the president. The reports of the committees were received com- mittee for next month is Mrs. Baden Balriersion and Mrs. Henry Godfrey. The lunch committee is Mrs. D. A. Mncnonald. Mrs. M. ii. MscLenn and Mrs. Cecil camp- bell. The uni .,ondence was read by the secretary. Under new busi- ness it was decided to hold a sup-

Triniiy Afternoon Auxiliary llolds November Meeting

The Afternoon Auxiliary of the W. M. S. of Trinity United Church .Charloi.tei.own, held their Novem- ber meeting on Thursday at 3 p.m. in the social hall with the president, Mrs. G. M. Avard pre- siding.

After singing hymn 184, Mrs. Avard gave a very inspiring talk on the words. "Follow Thou Me". from the scripture lesson which she had read. She closed by saying. "We must work more, study more. and give more. if our great task is to be fulfilled."

Mrs. Mcrson led in prayer and the worship service closed by sing- ing hymn 351. "He Llveth Long Who Liveih Well."

The secretary. Mrs. A. B. Bag- nell read the minutes of the Oc- tober meeting, which were ap- proved. The treasurer. Mrs. J. A. Stems gave the financial report which was adopted.

The Community Friendship Sec- retary, Mrs. Windsor, reported one hundred and forty-nine Vi5ii.S to homes and the Hospital during the month.

Mrs. A, D. MacLennan. Chris- tian Stewardship secretary, read a letter from the Presbyterial Christian Stewardship secretary, Mrs. John Scott.

The supply secretary. Mrs. W. W. Mutch gave interesting information about the large box of clothing re- cenily sent to Labrador. valued at 3183.95. This box contained warm coats. quills. home knitted socks, mills and many other supplies or the needy people t'ncrc.. A collec- tion was then taken to defray freight charges.

A nominating committee, Mrs. John Garnhum, Mrs. E. C. Mac- Kay and Mrs. Wm. Teed were ap- pointed to bring in a slate of new officers for 1951.

Mrs. J. L. Lockhart kindly in- viied the W. M. S. study group to her home on Wednesday evening

On account of the lengthy busi- nos period, Miss Mabel Newsome. who was to have given some high- lights on her recent visit to the D0l1'lll'1l0l1 Board Meeting. which met in conjunction with General Council in Toronto, postponed her talk until the December meeting, and all are looking forward to Miss Ncwsomc's sto:y, which is always told in such a fascinating manner.

The meeting closed with the Mlzpah benediction. A

Weeks-Jewell Wedding

A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnlzcd on October lath 1950 at 4 P. M. at the United Church Manse Cornwall. 15. E. I. when Rev. M. K. Charman united in marri- age Shirley Helen daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jewell, Meadow- bank P. E. I. to George Raymond son of Mr. and Mrs. 1-Ieber Weeks Fredericton, P. E. I.

The bride was attired in a grey garbardlne suit with brown acces- scrlcs, and wore a corsage of red roses. The groom's gift to tire bride was a triple strand of pearls.

Her bridesmaid. Mrs. Gordon Ripley. sister of the groom, was at- tired ln brcwn tailored suit, and wore a corsage of yellow mums.

The groom was supported by Mr, Gordon Ripley. The bride's gift to her bridesmaid was a. gold coni- pact and the groom's gift. to the groomsman a gold tie set. The bride's mothar wore a brown crepe dress with sequin trim, while the groom's mother wore a black crepe dress with lace trim.

After the wedding ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. to the immed:- ate relatives and friends. The bride and groom's cake adorned the table and out in traditional manner by the bride and groom.

After the wedding supper the bridal party was honoured with a

jolly grcup of serenaders. extend- lng best wishes to the happy couple.

The newly-weds left amid shav- ers of confetti and farewells for a honeymoon tour of the Maritimes. The popular young couple will re- side at Winsloe, P. E. 1.

Card Of Thanks

I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Moyse and Nurses oi the Prince County Hospital for their kindness shcrwn me while a patient there; also to so many friends for their -kind visits. and those who sent cards, flowers and

fruit. Mrs. Albert Llnhieter.

:.:..L...LL..-.--- ed of a piano solo given by Mrs. Harry Baldnrston and a bean con- test. conducted by Mrs. Baden Balderston. The secretary was ask- ed to send for one thousand more capsules for the children. The col- lection for the evening amounted to 51.85. Mrs. M. R semen in- viied the members for next meet- ing. roll call to be answered by paying dues. The meeting closed by singing the National Anthem. and a delicious lunch was served by the committee assisted by the hostess.

.....:.....,. MARRIED YOUNG Fourteen or 15 years was con- sldererl the marriageable age for girls in French Canada two cent-

uries ago.

per in the hall on Nov. 2nd. This has since been postponed until Nov. inn. The programme consist-

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Literature And Life

By IOOKMAN ' OMOOMOOQ. sooxwomus

Augustine Biri-ell begins one of his essays with these words; "Great is bookiahness and the charm of books." Bookworm has a two fold meaning-the one who lives among books and reads them constantly; and also it means an insect which preys on books and destroys them.

It is true that there are people

who cannot read-do not know one letter from another, but they can do business. make and count money. and are indeed sort or natural philosophers. They can tell the time of day by the sun. and time through the silent night by the stars. The world was their school and university. and their acquired learning was very use- ful. Some of these folk are very good companions. who would not rather spend an afternoon with Tom Purdy, Sir Walter Scott's humble friend than with Words- worth at "Rydai mount"? But this does not convince us that we may get on without books. Many years ago a book was writ- ten on the enemies of books. The writer referred to the. burning of books at Ephesus (Sec Acts 19:19) where he says the loss would be about 218,000. At: the time of the Reformation sometimes a horrible fate befell monastic libraries. This was 3. zeal not always according to knowledge.