Churches

- :3." PAULI8 ANGLICAN CHURCH

,. The Parish Church l-Islliblilheti 1700 by Royal Foundation in I(t'leI1lII'II:gIlIDI J. T. lbbett.

ctor tlruunist and Choir Director: Mrs. V. L. Dllsgwoll

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PRESBYTERIAN Tl-IE KIRK OF 8. JAMES

Minister The Reverend T. H. B. Somera.

Mas. B. F.M.C M.. Organist and Director of the Choirs. l

Sunday Services. July 17th. t,:ltI u.m.-Holy Communion 11 :i.m.-Morning Prayer Sermon. llu l..0.A. and L.0.B.A. Lodges. out-en's County. will attend the II o'clock service.

V0 Evening Services during p the summer.

Visitors are cordially invited to attend all Services. ' CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Kent Street ,...m..L..L..,--.L-. ilarvel D. Dunbar. B.Th. Ministt llrs. Floyd Mat.-Klnnon and Mia Kathryn Beck, supply urganists. ' ' I ll) a.m.--church School and Pam-

ily Hour. A year-round trail- lng school. Attend this grow- ing school.

it a.m.-Morning Worship and Communion. Sermon: "And His Mark Shall Be Upon Them".

Special Music (selected). 8 p.m.-Evening Worship Service lhc Mensa s; will be brought by Dr. Ross tewart. Charlottetown. ilusic Selected.

iourilita and visitors are welcome in Central Christin Church I all services on the Lord's Day.

TRINITY UNITED

CHURCH

lunday. June ms Minister:

lieverend A. Frank Maclaan. .A.. Assistant Minister Revid G. Howard Christie.

B.A.. B.D.

organist and Choir Director George A. Thompson. !'.Ii.C.(J (CHM) A.lt.C

iliti-lllvine Worship conducted by Mr. Mscbean.

ermnn: "The Search For Peace ef Mind"-Reverend J. I. Bon- ncli, D.D.

he Male Eight: "The Wayside Props" (II. R. Palmer). inf)-Divine Worship conducted

by Mr. MscLean.

Sermon: "Setting the Iotll It l.lhe.rty"-Reverend A. F. Mae- it-an.

Solo: "1 Come to Thee" (Caro linmn) -Mr. Preston Beck.

Mr. Paul Cudmore. A. Mus. tMcGiil). Supply orgaalst You are invited to worship God

in Trinity Church.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH 'urnI'r Prince and Fltuoy Streets llmisis-r - Rev. Harold Mittoa.

B.A.. B.D.

ru-unis-t and Choir Director - Roy.-lion F. Mugiord, A.li..C.0.

Shntiuy. July I7. 1955 .-.m.-Morning Worship. Sub- Jeri: "The Man Who Could Not Be Bought."

Duet: selected-Mr. and Mrs. - W. B. McMurtry.

(Sunday School Classes for leg

liners. Primary. and Juniors. ring sermon period). p.m.--Evening Worship. Jeet: "The Companion Jesus".

Solo: Selected-Miss Madge Mugford.

AU Times. City Time lsltors and Tourists Welcome.

UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH -

Inh- of

'”"":7'1-'31?-7'AWu7Ts Rev. Quincy Stain. Minister I Phone 0070

.rvloes: Daylight laying Time

o.m.-Sunday School and Bible Class, . n.m.-Worship and Praise. Tent Services ltaahope 0 pan.

Church Of England

"r?ni'iit"s oamnat. g Anglican Itochford Square Reverend Cangnnd. I. Iotiatt Rector '

The Reverend W. G. liegg Honorary Assistant Priest. rganist and Choir Director 5: Suzanne Brenton Lie Mule

30 a.m.-Mnttins '

00 a,m.-lioly Eucharist

00 n.m.-Choral Eucharist

00 p.rn.-Evensong (said and

without sermon). any services at nsnai hours.

3.3.. DISTRIOIITION

since the formation of the ilritish and Foreign Bible Society in lmt-GOO million hooks have been distributed and in llist more than a. thousand tons of books were xent out from London head- quarters. it is a principle of Ihz Society that no man ah old he debarred from nnssesslng a copy of the scriptures merely for lack of money and all overseas millions are therefore heav- il.V subsidised. in this the l5lst year of its life great- " opportunities than ever nnfront the Society. but to :-ke ' advantage of them needs the support-in pray- rf and money - oi the (hristlan public. Assist in this great work through the Prince EWIHI Island All!- ;l:l;'y with its Bible House

00 ring ltreet. ch lottetowa. sl tlml. "

V 7.30 p.m.-Open air Service

ii a.ni.-DivIneDWorshIp and 3". man by the Minister: "The Delayed Sentence".

Solo: "Angels. Ever Bright and Fair" (Handel) - Miss iiulda liogeraon. '

Visitors Always Welcome.

THE SALVATION ARMY Great George Street ' "Ii0MEt0F EVANGELISM" Since 1865 Sr. Major and Mrs. W. Stanley Corps Officers.

SATURDAY 30 a.m.-Morning Prayer Meet-

ing. .00 a.m.-Holiness Service. 3.00tp.m.-Directory Meeting. 2.3 p.rn.-Sunday School and l Bible Class. I 6.30 p.m.-Young Pcoplesi Meet- in

g. 7.00 p.m.-Open air Service. 7.00 pan.-Evangelistic Service.

All services will be conduieted by Captain and Mrs. Roger Hen-- derson. oi Woodstock. N. B. Come' and bring your friends. -

Good music and slnnglng.

GOSPEL HALL

Upper Prince It. I ORDER OF MEETINGS 10.00 a.i.n.-Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.-Breaking of Bread. 7.80 p.In.-Gospel meeting.

The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

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E loving memory of our dear Husband and Father. John

Bertram Knox. who was killed in.

pan Itlrcrait accident. July lath. : ".54- lshce you've gone fh-at end I re-

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I To walk this road alone f I live in memory's garden dear : 1 with happy days we've known. i

i I hear your voice: I see your smile!

Though blindly I may grape K

The memory of your helping hand Still buoys me up with hope.

Waive known so much of happiness We've had our cup of lay

And memory is one gift of God That death can not destroy.

. Lovingly Remembered by wife and

T Daughter Lillian and Cheryl Ann,

In-loving memory of our dear Father and Mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew Brown. Graham's

p Road. who passed away July 16th. l 1041. and July 13th. 1945.

; Asleep h God's 'beautiiul garden. i Sheltered from sorrow, and pain. Some day when life's Journey is

I over We shall lost our dear ones again.

Lovingb Remembered by Sons and Daughters.

In loving memory of our dear Father and Grandfather. Aldren M. Carver. Vernon River. who passed

y away July 10th. 1958.

i Many a day his name is spoken. Many an hour he is h our

thoughts. A link in our family chain is b on. lie is gone from our home But not from our hearts.

Lovlngly Remembered by Aidie. Lou and Family.

lnsroll Alpha Rebekah Officers

At the regular meeting of Alphr Rebekah Lodge. No. 10 I.0.0.F the officers for the ensuing tcrtr were ' " d by District Depul President Miss Mable Worth. wit yMlss Hilda Harper as Depul Marshall and Mrs. Mae Adams a Deputy Warden. The staff of in- stalling officers were: Past Nohlc Grands Mrs. Augusta Bryant. Mrs. Frances Teed. Miss Helen Finlay- son. Mrs. Margaret MacKlnnoil. Mrs. Lulu Nicholson and Mrs. Adelaide Moore.

The Guard of Honour were Past Noble Grands Mrs.' Agnes Dick- son. Mrs. Josie I-lowatt. Mrs. Lor- etta White. Mrs. Jean Smith. Mrs. Helen Turner and Mrs. Ruth Enman. Officers are Noble Grand. Mrs. Lois Brown, Vice-Grand. Mrs. lslay Stewart; recording secret- ary. Mrs. Estelle Dennis; finan- cial secretary. Mrs. Catherine Smith: treasurer. Mrs. Marguer- ite Goff; conductor. Mrs. Jeanette Watson; Warden. Mrs. Eleanor Matheson; flag bearer. Mrs. Sadie Shaw: chaplain, Mrs. Vivian Graham: pianist. Mrs. Helen Mac- Eschern: R.S.N.G.. Miss Mable lesple: )l.S.V.G.. Miss 'MyrtIe Worth:iL.S.N.G... Mrs. Sarah Gil- Wllite: L.S.V.G.. Mrs. Alberta Aitkon: inner guard. .Mrs. Jean Garnhum: outer guard. Mrs. Noble Gass. :

Mrs. Anne Burhoe was ' soloist for the evenln . sin ng "Bless This House" a " Over Your Shoulder" and when the Junior Past Noble Grand Mrs. Lisa nan- sen received her pin and was wei- comed to the circle of- Past Noble Grands "We Love You Truly." The officers and other members spoke briefly. after which lunch was served. '

FIRE DESTHOYS CHURCH

SAULT STE. MARIE. Ont. (CF) Damage estimated of 350.000 was caused by a fire which broke out hi St. Roman Catholic morning. The have

' washers.

in Memoriam;

' son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stewart.

Artificial Respiration Demonslraled

Dover. Duastaifuage Miss Murphy, Red Cross S.W.S. Super- visor and Mrs. Harry Cudmore cmd,-. M. J. A, 1 Jam. 42

Red,Cross instructor candidates practice Holger-Neilsen method of resusciation

Gardner. Cardigan; Arthur Call-

beck, S'sidc; Aldona Gallant, Bor-

near Red Cross den; Eileen Sutherland. Carleton

bath house. Victoria Park. From Siding. Standing ready to relieve

left to right operators are: Joyce

City and

'WE TREAT THE SICK WELL" Giggey's Pharmacy. open eve-

COLORED ISLAND VIEWS.- Craswell Studio.

SEMPl.E'S PHARMACY this weekend. Dial 4171.

WE STOCK Coil Springs and Tlmim. Chains. Maritime Motor Supply, Beasley Ave. Phone 3213

CHES. ERFIELDS, chrome set bedroom 5 u it e s, refrigerators. television. ranges and, radios. Firestone Home and Auto. 1

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street ,dial 5228 Serving full course dinners. Specializing Chinese dishes. ,

ENGAGEMENT. - The engage- - meat of Mary Wanda Curley has been announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Curley. Free- town, to Mr. Fenaer Scott Stewart,

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Brackley. Marriage to take place August. 6th.

FIIEDERIFTON AND BREAD- ALBINE. - Church of Christ. July 5 17th. Fredericton. Sunday School 10

a. in. Worship Service I p. m. Ilrcadalbane. Sunday School 10.00 a. m. Worship Service at 7.30 p. m. Guest Soloist, Gerret -Ln. Byard Thurber. Minister.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mrs. Marion Duffy, 238 Hlllsborough Street. an- th i of her

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daughter. Eleanor Mary. in Flight Lieutenant David Cansdale Mitch- ell. of Headquarters. No. 51 (East- ern) Group. Royal Air Force. Ken- ley. Surrey. England. The snar- riage will take place in surrey. early in September.

JUNIOR FARMERS MEETING - Mr. W.S. MacMurtry was the guest speaker at the first regular meeting of Central Queens Junior Farmers held in the agriculture room of the Vocational school on the evening of July 4.

Mr. MacMurtry urged that the group undertake small projects like community border signs and rural mail boxes.

CONWOOD - Qn Thursday even- ing a Strawberry and Ice-Cream festival was held for the patients of Falconwood Hospital. Over two hundred were in attendance at the. concert held on the lawn in front

Centre. The P.E.I. .Regt. hand under the direction of Sgt. Charles MacGregor presented a fine pro- gram of marches and wsltzes. which was much appreciated by the'patIents and .staff of the hospital. The band appeared through the kind permission of Lt. Col. A.H. Peake, Commanding officer P.E.I. Regt. Following the wrogram Dr. A.J.Murchison, Med- cal Superintendent. : expressed the hanks and appreciation of those

ssembled. for the fine concert

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RADIO. television. sales. and service. Firestone. Home a n d Auto. Dial 5547.

DON'T DRIVE with a otor, have it flushed now.

Service.

iilacDONALD aamo SERVICE. and Disc and tape re- 3' cording. lilo Kent Street. Dial

Radio repairing. Amplifiers sound systems.

5915.

Gill Undergoes Operotion at Set:

NEW YORK (AP)-An American girl who underwent an emergency? appendicitis operation at sea July 10 was removed from the tranport. Callas to a hospital at Argeutia.l Nild.. the U.S. military sea trans-i portatlon service said Thursday.

The girl. Nancy Sue Cordell, 14. daudlter of air force Lt. Col. Wil- liam F. Cordell. of Chattanooga. Tcnn.. became ill during a tran- stlentic voyage from Casablanca. Her father had just completed a tour of duty in the Mediterranean and was returning to the United

Thoughts For Our Time By His Eminence Cardinal McGulgal (Copyright)

FULL COMPBEHENSIONBEYOND HUMAN SCOPE

Every day we are warned to

beware of cheap gimitatlons and are told that we really have not seen anything until we have ex- amined the genuine article. Sometimes we actually come across something genuine and ori- ginal and it not only explains itself to us. but it also shows us

the creatures bear a very defic- ient ilkcness to their Creator but we are in no position to knovl the extent to which that likeness ls.deficient. A random remark is not enough to let us know what a man has in mind; even less does all creation tell us about the nature and purposes of its Crea- tor.

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caaeauii AND smunannnn PARISHES. - Services for Sun- V day. July l7th, 1955. Sixth Sunday

States with his wife, daughter and to whatgextent the imitation is I gap, wnugm Jr, good imitation. if we had heen con- Eariy Wednesday the girl's cun- tent merely to examine the imi- dition became worse and the calm tatiun, we would never have known Ian put into Argentla for the trons- the extent to which it is true to fer to hospital. The navy said a the original and how far it falls lllished Without the hell! Of the report today from Argentia lndI- short of it, Creator. Even so, we must bear csted her condition had improved Now, everything that and haslin mind that if God gives us a -made bears some resemblance tolhlowledge of Himself so 1on8 IS Him Since God is absolut 'y slmp- this knowledge is expressed in: le in ills nature and operallon,iterms of things created, it is null He could not know or create some-.811 adequate knowledge of G o dd thing which He does not some- We do not really know God until Cmdll now know in knowing Himself af-Jail created representations of Him Jamel Clmofd Clflelh 33. 0! M0nl' fer the manner in which one knows V have been removed and He h a s real Will take command of lhc in copy in Seeing the original Oni lifted us up to behold Him (ace .0 man” uuzo” Juiy 13- "WY headt lithe other hand since we do notllacf ""19" mnounced Friday: -have a vision of God in thi i ' - ' - - Lt.-Cmdr. Carter will succeed me we do not know m what 9: wfyreranhx d"fh;"g:ai2(:llel;s"”:"g:)i;i v ' 0 Montreal as head of the full gem ,c,rEatur(,eS resemhlg GDd' north. "eating "53. in the 'e”".". at Canadian escort frigate at Hall-C I) V” km”. h”.' I” "my Hlllaiul and Fol "lg "Ill Oi Vl5l0l1- gaxg Short ill their Original we recognize His generosity in Ltqcmdn Cum. was in charge It might occur to us that even gwjng us an opportunity to be - though one creature cannot carry generous toward Him, wc are

of the communications school , g Halifax from October. 1949, in Aug- "5 far In knowledllc of the Crew given an opportunity to co-operate with God in making ourselves

list. 1950 and later became staff L013 P””h3P5 if W9 ""9 '0 90nd officer, communications. in the sider the areal and minute won- flag officer Pacific coast, tiers of the universe all together, "7:7:'?m ' we could attain a much more of adequate knowledge of God

in a sense. a man who was all

However. if we are supposed to know something about the naturen and purposes of our Creator. we. see that this cannot be accom-1

Nome Commander of Frigate Louson

OTTAWA (CP) - Lt. -

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check the details of this class work. Photo by Margaret Mallett

more Godlike through the growth and development of our love of God. To the extent that the love of God increases in our hearts, p our blind certainty of faith is kt.c.n1.. artist had to exprt-ss'himselt in supplemented by an understand- while in the works he actually did produce; ing or what God is ljkp, that is bl" 1M5 I5 "0? ml? in the ("RS9 based on our greater likeness ot of the Creator because no crea- God. turc or sum of them is an ade- - quale expression of what He want- VIEW A5 FATHER ince and during the past (my ed in express. that is Himself: and years has taken a keen inlnvs. so the Cl'czllnr could have refrain- in min." league h(,(.k(...,.. ed from trying to express Himself Having spent nearly all inslm. or else lie could have done it in in the automobile businem the countless other ways WIIICII could merely u the Supreme Reality 3e"VlC95 and in 331191105. Rollie have be?" 3”” V5 adequate " ”r'ihe Creator of all we see around I135 W011 many mend! Who r8- ralhen Just as m8deq"mEc ins. Far better it is if we approach spect him for his characteristic KNOWI I.-DGF .NADEQLvn-p God as person to person, and es- hsbit of some out of his way to ” I ' i ipeclauy as a child to his father.

R.C.A.F.; he spent three years tins time overseas. He has always been interested. in athletics. the Air Force he played with the Yorkton, Sask., hockey team. He has played and managed hockey p and baseball teams in this pror- Thus. our approach inviarrl God should not remain wholly intellect- ual. We cannot come very near Him at all if we search for Him

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after Trinity. St. John's Church, Crapaud. 8.30 s. m. Holy Commun- ion. 10.!) a. m. Morning Prayer. 8.00 p. m. Open Air Service. twea- ther permitting). Parents and friends of the Deanery J. A. and G. A. in Camp are cordially in- vited to attend. St. Elizabeth's Church. Springfield. 7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer. All Services on Standard Time. Rev. George R. F. Ebsary. Rector.

I U N E It A L YESTERDAY - Funeral of the late Mrs. Artemas J. Jardlne was hel yesterday af- ternoon from the acLcan Funer- al Home. Service was conducted by Rev. A. F. Maclean. Pall bearers were Messrs. Robert Farquharson. Ernest MacEachern.

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To Manage New Service Station Roland Roberts. the manager

of the Roberts Irving Oil Service Station on the corner of Grafton

Rollie. as he is familiarly known brings years of automo- bile experience to this new Ser- vice Station. For several years he was an automobile salesman with W. R. Jenkins and Stewart Motors and with the latter firm)

Morley MacEachern. Edgar Jar- dine, Merton Jardlne. and Gordon Hutcheson. Interment in Mt. Stew- art Cemetery.

be operated the Queen Street- ;Service Station for a brief time. During the war Rollie served

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do a person a favor. trait which will stand him good stead when he hangs out his things which He Irving Oil shingle this morning. .quite inadequate. We

1 T and Prince Streets. which opens) its doors to the public this morn-. ing. is pictured above. I

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Grand Opening TODAY!

This is ai in that we have of

knowledge We may admire a Supreme Real- from the lty but we can love a person. made. is We are as children with regard

Thus it is that the God has

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Dry Weather Hits Strawberry Crop

The strawberry crop has been hit by the continued dry weather according to information received from the Fruit and Vegetable Branch in this City. The product- ion during the last two days has been cut in two and only a trickle is showing on the market over the weekend.

Growers expected that the bet- rles would be in plentiful supply until the middle of next week and this ” curtailment has left many housewives without the usual help substantially but nothing like the expected output can now be realized. The price rose consistent- ly with the short demand and yes- tcrday retailers were asking 380 per box.

Quell Forest Fire On Georgina Island

GEORGINA ISLAND. Ont. (CP) A forest fire which has raged for two days through poplar. cedar and elm stands on this sparsely-lnhab- lied island was reported out at mid-day Friday. Ontario provincial police said light rain this morning capped ef- forts of 600 fire-fighters mobilized from as far away as Toronto.

Georgina island. 55 miles north of Toronto. is in Lake Slmcoe and part of the Slmcoc Indian reserva- tion. It is 'nhablted by 230 Ojib- way Indians. mainly farmers.

The fire was under control Wed- nesday night but flared up again Thursday.

Lm.:.:...::... cannot expect always to be told the reason for what faith tells us we ought to do and for those a- vents which faith tells us are allow- ed by the merciful providence of God,

in fact, we shall attain no un- derstanding at all in this regard if we put understanding ahead of reverence and obedience: it is on- ly by accepting and doing the will of God with reverence and humil- ity, that the love of God is pur- ificd and increased in our hearts to the extent that at times we are able to attain that glimpse of the meaning of God. that understand- ing which is a foretaste of the vis-

ion of God.

know that to God. and this means that we

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SUNDAY.

MORNING SERVICE 1

AM.: Topic: "The Household of Faith". Anthem: "Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord