L-w"'"'" CHURCHES TOMORROW

'CHURCH of ENGLAND

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Minister: Reverend A. Frank Msclean. B.A

M:-Z-ms:-' s PETER'S OATHRAL

' Anglican Rochford Square ' erend Canon 6.3. Molsti '3' W ass. -

Rector

rm. nevsrend W. G. Hogg

- y Assistant Priest. or'::TiIsrt”end Choir Director

SINDAY NEXT BEFORE AD- H-;N'I'.

11:30 a.in. Mlttilll

is ..in. Holy Eucharist

'10 am. Church school (8-15) ,1 ..m, Choral Eucharist: . .1 ,.,m,,Church School (under 6) 7 pm. Evensonl

t th 1-: ery Member Can- ,,:3".5"aur Iisrivsh by your public mdi print. prayers and by worthy mdgrs for I955. is. 1-.w1.'s ANGLICAN

CHURCH The Parish Church Established ms by Royal Foundation. rm Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott. ector. organist and Choir Mseter: R.

Elliot Brock. mo a.m. Holy Communion in 00 am. Sunday School

serniun: Preacher: Church War- dm and Licensed Lay Reader Mr. 11 1). f)eBlois.

Anthem: "Send Out Thy Light" -(iounofI. ,'.iiIi livcnsnill

Flour sui-Jr-rt: "obtaining a Good Re-

(Plcase Note The ,

port". ' Anthem: "Childrens Prayer -

llumprrdinck. choir of the P. E. i. Protestant

')rphfin-TKO.

PRIESBYTERIAN

THE KIRK OF S. JAMES

Minister. The lleverend T. H. B. Somere. I M.A . S.T.M i

Miss E. Liliieu Mclienais , Mus. 3.. F.M.CJtI.. Organist and Director of the chairs. M g.D-D---j, in am. Church School ' ll ii m. Divine Service and Ser-, on: "The Mystery We Find In; hrist-that Condemnation of our. Wrong-Doing and Deliverance fromi Lts I'owcr Should come Comming- ied Together!" . Anthem: The Lord is My Shepm itrrti. .Vi:i(-Farren. 5 p.m. Vespers and Meditation: "In the Company of Our Lord: lit -ills Loyalty" iiyinn-Anthem: God. Who Touch- ml i;arth with Beauty. Jones. Girls and Boy's Choirs. p

-we shall be glad to have you worship with us. l

mu susanne Brenton. Lio. Music. "I

11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and go

Assistant Minister: Rev'd. G. Howard Christie, B.A., D. Organist and Choir Director George A. Thompson. F.lt.C.O. (CHM). A.R..C.M.

or Church School Groups.

II a.ui. Primary and Beginners' Departments, Nursery Class.

II a.m. Divine Worship. con- ducted by the Assistant Minister.

Sermon: "An Angel in Your House". -liev'd Mr. Christie.

Anthem; Glorious is Thy Name. (Mosart).

'l p.m. Divine Worship and In- stallation oi new Y. P. U. Officers. Singing led by the Young People's Choir.

Sermon:

I0 s.m. Sent 6 ..

"Venturing Into Life."

-Rev'd Mr. Christie.

Solo: Like as a father. (J. P. Scott) -Mrs. C. J. Fear.

Hymn-Anthem: Ye gates. lift up your heads on high. -The Young People's Choir.

8.15 Fellowship Hour in the

Social Hall.

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church. ,

THE BAPTIST CHURCH 1

Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets Rev. Frank Smith, Interim Pes- r.

Organist and Choir Director- Royston F. Mugford. A.R.C.O.

11 am. Worship Service. Sermon: "When God Said tNo'."

Anthem: "Love of the Father" -Hancock.

Activity Clilss for young chil- dren.

12:05 Sunday School. .

7 p.m. Evenlnv Worship. Sermon. "The Eternal Christ."

Anthem: "Come Holy Ghost"-

CITY AND CEN'.l'RAI.r

BOW! TAXI. Dill 0500-Cddl

"YOUR. DOLLAR. BUYS MORE- et the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

OlGOEY'S PHARMACY will be open all day Sunday. Phone 3170.

RECORDS FOR CHRISTMAS by your popular artists at Toomba Music Store.

aasosaaa. Electric. and Pro- pane Cl-es. Refrigerators Brysnton and Mecxu.

cnaswaat. for Better graphs.

WE TRADE hockey boots and skates. Firestone.

CHESTERFIELD in rich Velour. Special price. Toombs Music Store.

CHRISTMAS GIFT wraps in six price ranges from 81.00 to S10. The Island Book Room.

CHRISTMAS SALE AND TEA- St. Peters Cathedral Parish v'Hall.

Photo-

Wednesday, December 1st, 3.30 p. m. ORANGE, Nut and Date or

Pineapple Loaf Cake. enjoy these fine flavored breads at Stewart Bakeries today.

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Services November zlst. Charlotte- town 11 a. in. Sunday School 10.00 a. in. Murray River 3 p. m. Birch Hill 7 p. m. Rev. J. H. Bishop.

"THE SALESMAN WHO ISN'T SELLING" will be the topic of the Mental Health Broadcast on Mon- day. November 22nd, at lo p. m. over CFCY. AST.

LEISHMAN CLOTHES - Mr. Hardarce representing the Wm. H. Lcishman Madc-to-Measure Cloth- ing, will be at S. A. MacDounald's Store, Saturday, November 20th.

DELICIOUS Molasses Cake, is tantalizing flavor. golden brown layers. frosted. has a delicious rliffcrcnt flavor. Special today at Stewart Bakeries.

Pallesirine. EVERYONE WELCOME.

- cENTTz7s?fonnis:riAN .

CHURCH i 210 Kent Street

Marvel 0. Dunbar. B.Th.. Minister lilies Thelma Burns. Organist and Choir Director.

10:00 o.m. Church School and i Family Hour. II:00 a.m. Anniversary Message-

Worship and Communion. I

"A Sermon Wrought in Flesh. And Stone". i Anthem: "All The Way My ,

Savior beads Me". - 1.00 p.m. Evening Worship.

i

LEAVE FOR SCOTLAND-M rs.

:Alrx Rhymes and daughter Mar-

garet have left on an extended visit to Scotland where Mrs. Rhynes will visit her sisters and brothers.

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVER- SARY. - Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pope Bagnali. Hazel Grove, will be at home to their friends. on their Fiftleth wedding Anniversary. Tuesday afternoon and evening. November 23rd, from 2 to 4 and 7.30 to 10 p. no.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. -The United Church of Canada. services Sunday are as follows:- Winsloe south 11 s. m. Princetown

Sermon: "Are You Adequate 'I'oiRoad 3 p. m. Highflcld 7.30 p. m.

Walk Life's Dark Vele". Anthem: 0 Ye Gates." Thanksgiving Offerings Will Be Received At Both Services.

Central Christian (Thurch in- vitcs you to worship on the Lord's Iley.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN T cuuacn 1 i

Cor. Prince and Grafton Ste. The Reverend W. Herold Brown. M.A.. Ministei: Mr. Gordon White

(Organist pro - tem.l ,' .1n;(m n.m. Adult Bible Class -' Jhurch School ll:00 s.m. Nursery School li a.m. Divine Worship lioveiiing and Dedlcetlng of licmorinl Window in memory of Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Preacher: The Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott. Anthem: "The Splendors of Thy Iilvvrv" -H. H. Woodward. Solo: Mrs. A. H. Roper. finest Soloist: Mr. Raoul Rey- nonci. 7 nm. Divine Worship .N'ortunn.' "Greater Than All" Anthem: I n.m. Friendly Hour. U

"Rrmembering . . . . your labour- hi lme and patience of hope in our i.ord Jesus Christ."

nos EL HALL

Upper Prince St. ORDER OF MEETINGS Lord's Day.. firs-aking of Bread 11.00 am. -iundrly School 2:30 p.m. (30-Silrl meeting 7:30 p.m. lucsdny..

Pf,3.lvI' Meeting 8.00 p.m.

I'l'lday...

Bible Reading 8:00 p.m.

qglleqvvasss of sin is death but

I-h. slit of God is eternal life "lush Jesus Christ our Lord

RN Rom. 6:23.

THE SALVATION ARMY

Great George Street "HOME OF l5VANGELISM" Since 1865 Sr. Major and Mrs. W. Stanley 1

Corps Officers.

Saturday evening-7.30 p.m. - Open Air Service.

Saturday 3.00 p.m. Prayer And Praise Servicr.

SUNDAY SERVICES l0.00 a.m. Service at Faiconvvood Hospital. II s.m. iioilncss Service. 2.00 p.m. Directory Class. 2.30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class. ti p.m. Young People's meeting. 8:30 p.m. Open Air service. 1 p.m. Evangelistic Service.

Sunday will be known as Jun- ior soldiers day of IIonewel.. The young people will take part in all services. Come and bring a friend.

UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH :7.-El-m Avenue

Rev. Quincy Stairs. Pastor. Phone 8810

Services

to am. Sunday School 11 em. Worship and Praise. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Meeting.

You are very welcome to our meetings, Jesus Christ is the some today as in the past.

IN MEMORIAM

In sweet remembrance of our baby daughter Vern who died November 22nd, 19.12. Ever re- membered, evrr I(ll'('tI by her fe- ther and mother. Mr. and Mrs. .. .. , .. .,

BIBLE IIOUSE IIAS CHRISTMAS OOOO3 OII DISPLAY

maaas

nrnm aooxs PRAYER aooxs DEV TIONAI. nooks nor or-,5 l'lill.DREN'S aooxs 'ri:3'rAM;:m-5

li()YS' BOOKS

c.mIs' BOOKS SUNDAY SCHOOL sur- PLII-Ls,

CHRISTMAS CARDS

-Si”, '" Why and inspect .90 complete stock.

maria nouns; I00 Fitaroy Hggpgt

'?:'.'d';y"l:Ilut,Ieit xcem Wed- v 10 to is. ' Wm”

M

We know that she is safe with God

Safe in his loving erme No future sorrow shall be here No fears. no earthly harms.

But hidden deep within hearts

'I'hrough sunshine and through rein

Oil!

Sweet memories of otir darling Forever will runaln.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of

MRS. ALTON J. BELL Long River.

who departed this life on November istii. nus.

Your cares on earth are over. The heavenly crown is won

Your one hands are resting As the ester saith "Collie."

We cannot think of you as dead, who walks with us no more. Along the path of life we tread, "Mother" you have but gone before.

teodiy Remembered by Husband

All are welcome. Rev. "Haber H.

"Lift lip Your Heads llardy, Minister.

Miss Uldiue White. principal of Hunter River School. and Mrs. Jennie Stevenson. teacher of North ,l?.ustico School. attended the Board of Governors meeting of the P. .E. I. Teachers Federation held re- cently st Charlottetown.

BE ONE OF THE I200 DONORS , urgently needed at Red Cross fBlood Clinics week of December

15th. at R. C. A. F. Station and

lsummerside, st. Peter's Bay. Sourls oir Charlottetown.

SAD NEWS - Word was re- ceived in Charlottetown yester- day of the sudden death of Mrs. Reginald Cantwcll Doiron at Wrentham, Mrss., on November 18. Her husband and one son. Lawrence survive here. Also left to mourn are his sisters, Mrs. Mary Wood. Waterloo. Ontario: Mrs. Emma MacDonald. Saskat- toon. Sask.; and Mrs. Ben Stenti- ford. Charlottetown.

BROOKFIELI) CHARGE. The hours of service for Sunday. No- vembcr 21st art-, as follows: Glas- gow Road, ll.a.m.; Hunter River. 3 p.m.; l-lartsvilie, 7:30 pm. Mr. Randolph Nicholson will conduct the service in Hartsvllle. The Mission Band ihankoffering ser- vice will hc IIPIII in Hsrisville Church Monday nvening at 8 p.

in. Mr. John Martin of the Na- tional Film Board will show films. All are welcome. Rev.

Lawrence Biaikie.

LEAVES FOR OTTAWA - Mr. Frank Tinney leaves this morning to attend the annual meeting of the Agricultural Institute of Can- ada being held at Ottawa next week. Mr. Tinney. who is s Meri- time director of the Institute. will also confer with officials of the poultry branch. Department of Agriculture. when he visits at the Central Experimental farm in Ot- tawa.

Coleman

"Automatic" 0iL FL00il FililiiAOE

" No More Stove Pipes ' Gives You Extra

8 cc S Mt): Fire Tending -No Ashes P Warm Floor Comfort ' No Basement Needed Complete Installation and Service

t DOUGLAS BROS. 6 JONES LTD. 155 Kent Dial 6565

III children Alton, EHO. Idlir Inura. ,

BILANOII IANGII for coal wood or oil. Sryentoo in iiacxey.

NOIITHEIN ELECTRIC RADIO -Rich in tone. 029.05. Toombs Music store.

"WI TREAT THE Sicx WIILLP. Glggey's Pharmacy. open evenings till 3 o'clock.

RUMMAOE S A L E, Saturday, Nov. Nth. 2:00 p.m. Hearts Me- morial Hall.

DIALOGUE books and mas play books at The Book Room.

0. W. L. CAKE SALE. Saturday, November 20th. at S. A. MacDon- ald's Store, at 1.10 p. m.

MARSHPIE-Li) Presbyterian Ladies" Aid cake sale and Bazaar today 2.30. Simpsons-Sears Store.

HEAR DONALD WEMORII. ed- judicate Drama Festlval plays at Psrkdele Hell next Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Performances 3.15 sharp.

assononaan RADIO SERVICII Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems Disc and tape re- cording. 100 Kent street Phone 0015.

Chris!- island

A DELICIOUS wide variety of tasty fruit and nut squares, raisin, date. walnut, fudge. rasp- berry. chocolate or honey. today at Stewart Bakeries.

WE HAVE NOW ON DISPLAY a complete line of Christmas Lug- gage. Also a. stock of Men's Wal- leie. Change Purses and Keytainers at lowest prices in years. 3. L. Hardy do 00.

ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL met-,is tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. All members are urged to

be present. New members and visitors will receive a cordial welcome.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN, CHURCH. - Services Sunday.. November 21st Bible school 10 a. m. Morning service 11 a. m. Bresdal- bene 3 p. in. Fredericton 7.30 p. m. Rev. P. L. Richardson. Guest Speaker. '

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hawkins. Charlottetown. wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Marg- aret Jean to James I-Iowzvsd. son of Mrs. James H. Miller and the late Mr. Miller. Pictou, N. S. Marriage to take place in the near future.

HANDICRAFTS FOR CHRIST- MAS. - Handstencilled and hand-

woven aprons, ties. bags, throws. Trays. bowls, salts and peppers. candlesticks. ashtrays in wood,

metal and pottery. Wrought iron. Anne of Green Gables dolls. Phone Lothians 3065.

MAKING PROGRESS - work on the new greenhouse and head- crhouse being erected at the Ex- perimental Farm in Charlottetown for the purpose of studying cerlal nutrition is making steady pro-

Iiellgion and Life

By Very Rev. George C. Pidgeon, D.D., LL.D. First Moderator of the United Church of Canada

(Copyright) NATIONS CAN BE GOOD

Interest. deep and been awakened 'by the recent dis- cussions of the Colombo Particularly do they claim the at- tention of the Christian.

Undoubtedly our religion makes interpreting Christ to them.

need in itself a claim on all who

have. Jesus' parable of the Good ed. some of the most dramatic in Samaritan, to mention only one missionary history, and of His,teachings on the subject, fluence of his work reached out insists that when my neighbor is to the whole tribe.

needy and helpless. I owe him whetevq I can do to meet his need. race. creed. condition or at- tltude toward myself.

A recent editorial in one of our weeklies ridculed the shallowness of certain pleas to send our aur- plus grain to feed the hungry in other lgnds. We have not space to discuss the arguments on both sides. except to note that the only condition on which that can be done is one that enables the pro- ducer to go on producing. Deny that, and the helper can no longer help-even himself.

The significant feature of the Colombo Plan is that the nations as nations are accepting responsi- billty for giving practical aid to needy peoples of the world. They recognize that this is the only way to preserve the freedoms out of which our prosperity has grown.

Now there are there ways in which it is being done. The first is to send food to the hungry: There are difficulties in doing this, but the nations with plenty must find ways of overcoming them. A great preacher once paid a pastoral visit to a needy home. and when he spoke of religion. the woman cried: Oh. Doctor, if you were as hungry as I am vou could think of nothing else."

It taught him a lesson which he was quick to act on, and gov- ernments need to learn the saute thing.

TEACH THEM

11.5 Gugrdlgn 9.55 3 nrorrarlaumlwzaog I Saturday, Nov. 20, 1954 Norms: nun; I BURTON W. I. 3 ACADEMY I.

Mrs. Harold Howard. was hos- tess to members of Burton Wo- ,men's Institute on Monday eve- ining. Nov. 8. The president. Mrs. Peter Dalton presided. there weref

BAZAAR

Wednesday, Nov. 24th Thursday, Nov. 25th

SAMAHITANB

The next way is to teach back-, ward races our skills and inspire. them to use them. Feed them to-

. day, and they will be hungry to-.'

morrow. unless in the meantime you teach them' how to provide, more adequately for their own' need. i The third way is to change thei people themselves. and to givei them the fnith that makes themi masters of their environment. Looki at the nations of Europe and reel how the differences in their faith account for the differences in their economic condition. i The faith that accepts Christ's idea of the worth of the indivi-i dual, that inspires him to thlnkl and act for himself. and lays on him the responsibility for dealing' with the tunes before him makes; him ”more than conqueror" bvcr. all the forces around him. i The measures proposed by the, nations for teaching bockwardi races have been used by mission- aries for a hundred years. The late Dr. John Buchanan was mis-I sionary to the Bhils in India. at,

grass. Farm offciels express the belief that the buildings will be ready for occupancy during the: month of April. In the meantime. activities at the Farm are confined' mostly to the fall clean-up. I

MILTON RUSTICO PARISH.' Rev. A. E. Piercey. Services for. Sunday, Nov. 21st are: Christi Church, Cherry Valle): 1I.00i morning prayer and sermon. Spe-i rial speaker. Mr. Reg. Kemp of,- St. Paul's Church. Ch'town; St.' Mark's. Rustico. 2:30 evening prayer and sermon: St. John's. Milton. 7.30 evening pray" Midi sermon. Note the change in timoj of services. "Come and bring the

whole family."

Card Of Thanks

Mrs. Joseph .7. Maccormeck and Fgmlly, Mrs. Prank Peters. Mr. Angus D. Mccormeck wish to ex- press sincere thenks to all kind neighbours and friends. Sisters. Nurses and Doctors at the Char- lottetown Hospital. Charlottetown Funeral Home. those who sent Ms.-s cards. messages of sympathy. All those who helped in any way dur- ing our recent sad bereavement.

Curd Of Thanks

I wish to sincerely thank Dr. Mclniyre, Dr. Bonnell. nurses and staff of the King's County Mr- morisl Hospital. my special nur- sos, also to kind relatives nnrl friends who remembered me wilh flowers. cards and treats and to the neighbors who were so kind to my family while I was in hos- piiaL

1

Mrs. William Glover.

White Sands.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving Inenso , of our dear son and brother. Sterling Lots. who was killed by eoeident November sun, loll.

More and more each day we miss

thoughts are not revealed: Little do they know the sorrow That is within our hearts cen- ceeied

Lovlnglg Remembered by Mom. Dad, Nita. Lillian. Marjorie, Virginia and Dale.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my Father. William ll. Senaebeugh. who peer- ed away on November ltth. ma.

God sew you were getting weary. He did what lie thought best, he put Ills arms around you.

ad

I reet." Your memory to as is a treasure. Your loss a lifetime regret:

Sweet meaiertee we check: forever of see we shall never forget.

Always eeuaacns by osueur Menria. mve and little.

hispered "collie hours and ,

tribe despised by their neighbors as "monkey people". He taught them new methods of agriculture;

Proi-esioni Orphanage i . 5 COi'lI'i'iDiiT'IOllS Charlottetown Continued. Dowd Motors, Ltd. 525.00 Dr. G. D. Steele 3,00 Two Friends 3,00

North River. Collected by Ruth Warren

Mrs. Lemuel Home 32.00 81.00 Each: Mrs. Bruce MacKm-i ley. Mrs. Roy Bruce, Mrs. Fultoni Warren, Mrs. Roy Campbell. Mrs..' D. G. Rdmsay. Rev. Owen Cochran. Edison Mulch. Neil Matheson. Frank Willis, Harry Scott. , 50c Each: Percy Roper. Wendell

Mayhew. Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 01.1.00 Collected by Mrs. Clayion Steven-

HOII

ll.00 Each: Mrs. Clayton Steven- son. Mrs. Spurgeon Warren. Mrs. Russell Wheatley. Ernest Warreny, Mrs. Frank Sanderson. Mrs. Fred Molynt-aux. Eleanor Younker. i

50c Each: Mrs. Ernest Ladner. Mrs. Eldon Persons. Mrs. James; Parsons, William Molyneaux. i Total 310.00 '

Collected by Audrey and Judy Yen. I

31.00 Each: Dan Jewell. Lester Ynunker. Stafford Vickerson. Ro- bert Vickerson, Lawrence Moly- neaux, Fred Jewell.

50c Each: Gordon Jewell. John. Jewell. Harold Youukcr, Mrs. Al- fred Yeo, George Yeo. J A m e a Vickerson.

Total

Grand Total -- . . . . . . . . 332.00

Anglo-Rustico, Collected by Mrs.

Noel Hooper. Mrs. Edison Rollings. and Women's 'nstitute

12.00 Each: ,Mrs. Cyril Toombs. Mrs. Walter Buntain.

3100 Each: Mrs. Stewart Perk- msn. Mrs. Reed Stevenson. Mrs. Dannie Anderson. Mrs. Roland Buntain. Mrs. Noel Hooper. Mrs. Exton Bulmsn. Mrs. Gerald Siev- enson. Mrs. Charles Houston. Mrs. Lens Creswell. Charles Crsswell. Mrs. Paige Nunn. Mrs. Grant Toombs. G. S. Buntaln. John L. Clark, Mrs. Blair Rollings. Mrs. Edison Rollings, Mrs. Th cm A t Creswell.

'l.'ic Mrs. lrs Craswell.

50c each: Mrs. Victor Buniain. Mrs. Stanley Houston.

25c A Friend.

Total ..

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323.00

wide, hasyhe led them in making bricks and 915"" members 3'” 0"? Vi-WOF3 Here is an excellent op-

in building; he aimed at lifting P''”''': 1.V”'””” 0' "'9 mi "KW! portunity to procure some

Plan. the whole social life of the people; 1” '"””"K 3150 ""3 1351 annual Christmas Gifts for your friends:

and he made everything that hetmwung ""9 ””"3' i It