ECEMBER 12. 195.5 -

CHURCHES TOMORROW

"URL-H of ENGLAND

5 rmws CATHEDRAL l Anglican - itnchiord Bill". non 6.3. Molsti .. . - mdmvrll G But T,,'j,',,,,':f:;";I'.suul:i Priest. ornnlgi and Choir Director . Suza nil:-d Sunday in Advent. ,, ,,m,-Mattins

nne Brenton. hie. Music.

TRINITY UNITED , CHURCH - W

Minister: Ileverend A. Frank useuan Organist and Choir Director George A. Thompson, l".R.tl.0.. (CHM) A.B..C.M.

11 s..m.-Divine Worship. The Y's Men and Menettes are attend- ing in s body. sermon: "You Know What Goes Into the Church Enve- lope.But Do You Know Whst Comes Out?"-Rev. Mr. Mac-

'nm,4iloly Eucharist Lu”. oa.m.-Ch""h 3959” (.115 Anthem: "Jcsu. Joy of Man's yea Desiring" (1.8. Blcil).

1 s.m2(.'horsI Eucharist -'

I 1m,-Church school (under it

yearsl 1 p,m...t;veasonl-

H, at 7.30 a.m., except Wed. at

11.30 and Friday at 1 mm.

.....---j----- 5. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH The Parish church

Established 1169 by Roynl Foundation.

?- . Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott. R

ector ,,.ml.si nmi Choir Master: Perri (Tllllrnurr-, A.llius. (MCGIII)

fin rm.-'Hnly

C to am.--White Gift Sunday Ser- Sunday School

vice. tThe will attend this Service)

Anthem: "Jcsu. Joy of Men's 0,-"um

D.-sure". (Bach).

go ,1 nu.-i;'vi-nlng P r a y e r and

PktSB7TERlAN l'HE mm. or 5. JAMES in! lrIeTc;ixErT.-

Minister. Miss E. Lillian Moliensie Mus. B.. F.M.C.M., Org.-mi-t and Director oi the Choirs. :.m.-.i'hur('lr School I:t.m.--Divine Service and set

I ; "The best and see-

2.30 p.nr.-White Gift Service

1 p.nr.-Annual Candle Lighting Service. conducted by the Young People's Union. Sermon: "Groping In The Blackout", or "Walking In The Lllhi-"-Re-v'd. Mr. Mec-

Lean. Carols: "Urrto'Us a Boy is Bornl"; "Shepherds in the Field Abiding”.

8.15-Song Service in the Social Hall.

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

THE BAPTIS I CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fitsror Streets The Reverend James D. Dsvison. B.A., B.D., Ppsior.

and Choir Director-v Royston F. Mugford, A.B.0.0.

ll e.m.-Worship service. Sermon: "The Gospel 0! A Child". Anthem: "Bethlehem" (Gonn- od).

12 noon-Church School. An open

meeting Ito view colored slides.

"Christmas Blessings".

p.nr.-"The Gospel In Song"-

an informal service of worship in which will be heard a. vocsl solo, a choir specialty and an organ solo. The selections will be "infant Holy", ”All Hail the

Power!”. "When the Lord of

Love Was Born".

8.15 p.m.-The annual

-s

National

mun. "Th, T". Th" sum. Vesper Service. A lovely cen- .lI.'irlr- for Us This (Jhrlstmu imulm '9""”- E"'7P0d! srawnv-A welcome.

Snirr ”'l.hc lioiy City (Adllnl) -Sir. lrtlfllll lteynrond.

5 p.m.-Vespers and Meditation: CHURCH "lnrprcssions and Reneotions 119 Kim SW09

from The Ten Studies in Chris tian Biography and Litersture'

: Marvel D. Dunbar. D.'I'h.. Minister - Miss Thelma Bums. Organist end

Slnl':I: "llile dS,l)rnll I-wFeedN Iili)s Choir Director. I'm-"' I on e - rs. . . --:-m-----'-m--- mCL.,.m' I0 s.rn.-Church School and Fam- lisitors Cordiaily Welcome u aymnaxgrmng won”, In a iron PRESBYTERIAN Communlou ,, CHURCH Sermon: "To Destroy or Fninll W , ggjjg ginthlcmii "The Lord is My

for. Prince and Grafton Ste. Cl! Of "-

The Reverend T. H. B. somers. 7 p.m.-Evening Worship

.A.. S.T.ill. Interim Mod-eutor Sermon: "Churchhnltv or

Mr. l-rank Johnson, A.'I'.C.L, orxrnl.-it and Choir Director

I-hllorning Services ia.m.-Sunday School.

ln.m.-Morning Worship con

ducted by Captain Titcombe oi

the Srlvzrtlnn Army. Anthem: "God is a. Spirit" lllenrreitt.

l-tvenlng Service

pm.-Wvning Service conducted 'l ”"v. T.H.B. Somers, M.

A.. S,'l'.!lI.

. "rho Text That Seems This Christmas

Marl: i'nr U. Sm.-.nn". Anthem:

"The Lord's Prayer” IG:ilr-s 1.

hr mu --t' man came not to be

inisterctl unto, but to minister. ""1 1" give life life a nnsom

for quay,

lnited PIENTECOSTAL

L H U RC H 3'! Elm Avenue "”- Quincy sum. Pastor. Phone I01! 0 Services ll-In.-Sunday School 13-!!! Worship and Pnlgg ll-m.-Evangelistic. ho iorgiveth all our iniquiiles Ind healeth all our diseases". PI. 103:8. gliour Are Welcome.

mu: llousl-: HAS

CHRISTMAS GOODS (Iii

DISPLAY

BIBLES

IIYMN BOOK:

EEKYER BOOKS VOTIONAL Boo

MOTTOES KS

CHILDREN'S Booxs

TESTAMENTS

Il0Yst BOOKS

EIlRi.S' Books

- YNDAY s .

puns. CHOOL SUP

CHRISTMAS CARDS

,c:” I" (058! and l , ' "Y complete stock. mats noose "” Fiimv Street 0”" "ch day -.-5.... Wed-

Vlrsilay 1 M . ' ,,.y lo "I It 5.39. Wednes-

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Curlstilsnity In Decline?" Anthem: "Be Thou My Vision". Centrsl Christian Church cordially invites you to the services of the Lord's day.

The Salvation Army

Great George Street "HOME OF EVANGELISM" Sr. Captain and Mrs. Les Titeonrbe

derson and Cudmore.

tEliTliAL iilllilllllili

cooler for Perfect Pictures casswsu. for mu. Photo-

snobs

JIMMY! TAXI - Dill 1319 or 1310.

DOLLS-Gtili I. few left Ilt The

Bike shop.

LINEN BOOKS for Tiny Tots. Kemp's stationery, 11254 Kent St. "YOU! DOLLAI curls Molt!- et the HUGHES DRUG Bronx.

6. E. KETTLES, Storey Electric, Grafton street.

BELANGER RANGE! for coal, wood or oil. Bryenton an Meexey

IMPORTED WOOL SCARVES from France end switssriarrd 55.95 at Henderson and Cudmore.

ELEIGll.&-frhe lowest price in town M Tire Bike shop.

ISLAND VIEWS -- Colored and Mounted. Special 33.00 each. Gras- well Studio.

FOR. THE MEN on your gift list Arrow Dart shirts 34.95 at Hender- son and Cudmore.

BEAUTIFUL Table and Parlor Lamps. Priced right. Toombe Music Store.

A FEW Reconditioned Electrolux from 335.00 up. Electrolux (Canada) Ltd. Dial 8012.

JUST ARRIVED. - Beautiful Skirts and Blouses. Helen's Dress shop. 54 Grafton Street.

THE INCOMPARABLE GIFT - Harris Tweed Sport Coats 339.00. Henderson and Cudmore.

UNLOADING CAR Old Sydney

Coal at Klnirora, Friday. December

11th and Saturday, December 12th

J . F. Morris.

STETSON HAT Gift Cel'tiflca.tes for Ohristmas giving from 58.95.

Henderson and Cudmore.

SEE the American home sewing

machines being demorstratedi to- day at Douglas Bros. and Jones.

FALCON BOOKS for boys and girls. Kemp's Stationery, 17255 Kent St,

It. MMJBACKEN and W. Oliver will preach the Gospel sundmy ev- ening in the Gospel Hall, 7.30 P. M.

ZENITH HEARING - Ideal Christmas Gift. 385.00. Toombs Music Store.

Foil. HIM-1007?. Nylon Trlcot Shirts by Arrow. 312.95 at .Herr-

BIG vs MEN'S RUMMAGE SALE at Y, M. C. A. Eustori Street

door, 2.30 P. M. Saturday.

SHAMROCK Irish Linen Hand-

lrerchiefs. 3 for 31.00. Gilt boxed at

Henderson and Cudmore.

SERVICE To 8101!. Dial 5182. Csntwell's Pharmacy, next to Gloria.

I0 s..nr.-Jail

ment and loss.

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rt

Lord's Day- lrclklng oi

lverybody

1:15.

.r d

Corps Officers.

Service - Bend

ll e.nr.-Holiness Meeting Topic: "The Deeper Life”. I p.lIs.-Directory Meeting 2.30 p.nr.-Sunday School 6 p.m.-Young People's Meeting 6.30 p.m.-Open Air Meeting-Man itlme Electric 1 p.m.-Salvstion Meeting Topic: "Desdline For Decision In Christ".

Curd Of Thanks

The family of the isle Roy Duggen wish to exlprs their sin- cere thanks to Rev.-D. A. Camp- bell, Mr. J. L. Davison and their many friends for floresl tributes. manages of sympathy and kind deeds during their sudden bereave-

FIJR SURE DUNS

The aukl, sure AM rate wry is rcsthe trbi-' .-. tnllllstlhsiblog 754 st sit am stem or milled ens ncsisi OI pm! By mmmun Product! I Iqliiil-I U1. 9 Sydney Si. Seal Jilin. Kl

UIIVAINAIIII AT All nnui. -Junta

GOSPEL HALL

(Corner Prince & Hurd Sta.) ORDER OF MEETINGS

Sunday School-10:00 a.m.

mus-moo s.m.

Gospel Meeting-1:30 p.m.

lleertliy Invited

To These Meetings.

"Christ Jesus world to save

COTTIB

into the sinners."-I Tim.

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street. Disl 5228. Serving full course din- ners. speolslistng Chinese dish.

TOY Violins. Guitars. Bugles, Harmonicas, Juw harps and Flutes. Toombs Music store.

DI, '.l'. E. E. ROBINS. Royal Bank Building. office closed Tum- ciisyt 22nd. to Thursday, January

s .

LEMON MERINGUE PIE-This is no ordinary store pie. but a. pie as delectable as you'd make in your own kitchen. Try one today from Btewelrt Bekerlee.

Mn. IISHEIIMAN: Get yourself a Christmas present. We are offer- ing at reduced prices Black Dia- mond it suits. Rubber Boots. Long Rubber costs. Sou'Westerr, Rubber Gloves, Pure Manila Lob- ster Rope by the coil. Buy now and ssve money. A. Kennedy dc Co. Ltd., "The Fisherman's Friend." 32 Queen Street. -

THE GUARDIAN. CHARlHI'FEFOWN

Perhaps there is nothing so universally desired today by the people of the world as peace. Thus have been two world were within s querter,of a century. These were fought that the people of the world might remain safe from leer of op- pression. But even since the last armistice, there hsr been nothing but unrest and the threat of future struggles. our hearts and minds are weary of strife, and hunger after the tranquillity which peace will ,bring.

At least two false notions con- cerning peace are prevalent in s most practical way among peo- ple today. And it is no wonder that we achieve nothing but un-y rest when we consider the nature of these Ideas. First, it is com- monly held thet a. lasting peace among nations is achieved solely by the heads of governments. It is the ruler of diplomat or poli- tician who must bring about the reign oi rest and concord into our lives. This notion is only partly true. These men must do their part; but nations are com- posed of people like you and me. And the majority of the tssk'is left to us to bring about the much desired peace in our times.

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A country or state is as strong or as good or as pescefui as the individual citizens of which it is composed. It is not the leaders so much who will restore tran- quillity to the world; it is the ordinary person. For all of us set the tone of the nation. Espe- cially is this true in our demo- cratic countries, where we are so free to discuss our views and opinions openly. If the majority of the people are seeking peace for the world ,it will be reflect- ed in the attitude and policies of our leaders. .

A second and more basl error commonly held. is that peace con- sists only in a certain tranquillity or order of things external to our- selves. There is peace, so we think. when there is the absence of violent disturbances among peoples or when the strong are

attack and enslave the weak. Peace, according to this view, is

body bothers us. Each person is free to go his own way undis- turbed. to do anything be pleas- es with the minimum of restric- tions. How common, yet how false this notion is. Peace is not simply a negative thing. It is not

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Sgt. George D. Gn.hs.m. W. N. S. R-. V50 II" his life at Ortons. Its-IV. DOOOIIINT 13th. 1903, and those who died with him.

God make us worthy of so sweet I sacrifice,

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of Ellsworth lfergnson. who passed sway Dec- ember lath, 19111.

And we wake in our slumber.

And many times in the day

we think so often of our deer son

Who passed away two years ago today.

We feel his loving spirit wiiir us

As it moves from the home oi the blast

And know he is safe in God's

keoplns. In his beentifui mansion of rest.

Always liuememl ed by His Mother end Fstlrer.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving morn y of Ellsworth Icrguson. who departed this life. December 12th, 1951.

Two yesrs have gone by since you went away

To join God in His great dosnnln

Although our heartache has less-

T III HEHORIAM

In Loving Memory of our deer Dad,

MB. WESTON FRANCIS.

who passed away Doe. 1!, I044.

Gone but not forgotten sadly missed by Sons and Daughters.

I! I And we hope deer one we'll all meet

one Memories of you will elwsys re- nrs .

A wonderful husbsnd and father so young when you left us that

III II In that lend so far. far away. Audrey and Daughters Diane and - Debbie.

it

"A" boliery.1'. no ,

wonos son ms whom

we 0 People of the world! The religion of God is to en Hie love and unity; do not make it the cause of ingllty and discord. All that is regarded by men of might and the people of the most lofty outlook as the tr 5"! for safeguarding and effecting the peace and

a"q9"lty of man, has flowed from the Supreme Pen."

F'ro3iIihcJ.secris writings of the rrmvl World Faith

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Thoughts For Our Time

By lib Eminence Cardinal Iiciinlgan ncowruro.

a--uue-m-

to

no longer using their power tot '

a state of society in which no-,

Ever Remembered by His l's.r'niiy. '

just the absence of war or the lack of threat or violence. Peace is most positive. It is. in -the words of Augustine. that illn- quillity which is produced by order.

This positive view of peace presents s twofold aspect of con- sideretion. It exists in the mind and it exists, at the same time. outside, in the world about us. More essentially, however, it is some”” n; in the minds of men. The order and the calm which we observe about us is only the external expression of what is in our minds and souls. Peace In a city or nation does not happen accidentally; or do war and un- rest. These are simply the logical expression of the minds and women. It is there the unrest or order of the world first resides.

Each one of us is capable of doing something, then, for the cause of peace. It means first. that we must restore that order to our own lives. And order al- ways implies a direction, a goal. Every action must fit into the proper plan of our goal In life, which we know in the final analysis is the possession of God. The peace which we desire so much for the world is so much the product of a good life as lived by each individual. The Prince of Peace must be brought back into our own lives, into our

It is absolutely necessary, then. that we turn to God to bring us He is the source of all He is without imperfec- tion. snd gives nothing but good gifts. Where He rules there is order, poses and happiness. It is truly said that because God plays such a snail part in the lives of so many people today. there is little room for His love and peace to reside in the world.

The chaos and distress ebout us is only an enlarged picture of the ,minds of men. It is because a. man is unhappy. bitter, resent- ful, or malicious that we find the some expressed in ordinary liv- ing. Our Lord, in one of His talks with the Pharisees, reminds us all that it is not what goes into e. man that deflles him. It is rather from his heart and mind that all manner of crime and sin arise. Where our treasure is. we were told, there is our heart also.

When God is driven from the lives of men, then also the joy and peace and security, which are His greatest gifts, are like- wise taken away. What we are inside is then reflected in what we do. When men are lacking in that harmony of relationship with God, their actions can pro- duce only hatred, prejudice and unrest.

Peace, then, will be the reward of a world dedicated to God. As He begins to dominate our lives more and more, so, too, will His

in this way. will the of order be restored world. Words of criticism and complaint do not solve the wounds of unrest; but 9. good life is the positive remedy

gradually, tranquillity to the whole

minds, if His reign is to be re- flected about us.

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