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PAmFUL INJURY-Fine many friends cf Mr. John McKenna will regret to learn that he fell on the icy sidewalk a few days ego, in- juring his oollarbone.

OWINO T0 UNFOBSEEN cir- cumstances the social to be held in the Knights of Columbus Hall Tuesday, January 29th. has been postponed until further notice. 1.4869

C. P. STAFF CORRESPONDENT -—Mr. Ralph Miorton, of the Cm- adian Press, Halifax, is taking ov- er the duties of staff correspond- ent. of the Canadian Press for this Province. His headquarters will be in Charlottetown where hs work in co-operation with the lo newspapers. Mr. A. D. Merkcl, At- lantis Superintendent of the Can- adian Press who accompanied Mr. Morton to Charlottetown, retiuns to Halifax this morning.

BAND ARENA TONIGHTXL-

The death of William .7. Olcsry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Leery,

' ‘ well-known in Saint John, home in Dayton, Ohio, where lie was employed as an electrical en-

Hev. Henry d. OT-eary, Arehlrlsh of Edmonton, the late Fshop L.

the previous year, and look for a corresponding increase during i935. in Ontario and Quebec, Mr. Mc- Inerney finds definite signs oi re- turning prosperity, which should be reflected throughout the rest of Canada. -

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m Noel neaiois left ‘this moni- ing on a visit to Willisrnsburg, Ont.

Miss Margaret Jones, St. Elssnors, is visiting in Springfield, the guest of her friend, Miss Muriel Haslam.

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m. Preston Beck, who has been‘ visiting friends in Toronto re- cently, returned to Charlottetown ‘Iriday.

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Friends oi Mr. Fred O. Kelly, Prawns Bros. will regret to learn that he has entered the hospital for an operation.

Chief Justice J. A. lllthleson of Prince Edward Island and Mrs. Mlthleecn up in mtswe for s few days end are guests st the Chateau farmer

m. J. David stewsrt. of Cher- iottetcvwn, is spending a short time in Ottawa with his mother. 1th. J. D. Stewart. Ottawa.

The many friends of Mr. Charles A. Beer t to learn tllll hl slipped on the icy sidewalk satur- dey and fractured his leg above

"lb do s good fob. N11 lhoulli hsteycurbossend kick yourjobin the teeth every dey-"—0cne Fowler.

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The pastor's theme at the morn- ing service was “God, the Sustain- er of the Universe," based on John

S858 5, l7, “My Father worked hitherto

and I work," and was discussed under the following headings, the misunderstanding caused by some of the obscur vs ‘ lion found in the Scripture, the agreement of Genesis with Geology. file religious trends found among modern scientists of good repute, and the ent of True Science and Religion that God is irnmenent in ths universe, constantly creating and resun-ecting.

The special music at this service included a sacred song, "The Old Rugged Cross," by the choir.

The evening sermonwas the last in s series of four on “Steps Into the Church," and was discussed under the caption oi “Christian Baptism."

At this service Miss Nan Mac- Kayqsve fine interpretation to that, old favorite, “One sweetly Solemn Thought."

8T. PAUL'S CHURCH

Reverend m. Raymond in his talk to the boys and girls on Sun- day morning explained from whence St. Paul's Church had de- rived its name.

He gave a short historical sketch of the life of St. Paul preceding. during and subsequent to his con- version. Previous to his conversion he was one oi the keenest opposers of Christianity; it was while on his way to Damascus to secute some Christians that he saw a vision. The effect oi this vision was to make him one of the best teach- ers and one of the grutest mar- tyrs in the interest oi Christianity since the time oi our Lord.

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:1‘... ‘M... n“, llhslnm s vwua British o. T. Mclnemey, of the Studebaker gm sermon m we secret at struggles to carry Corporation oi Canada was in the mm"! W" i‘. i!’ ‘W! l!“ I‘ m ‘ about one o! the lsmcr ropheis—

bdelt wl receive, on his duty in u“, (w, 0g City Saturday and left for Montreal D

, 7" Mun an“, m‘ “a m“ via airplane. Mr. Mcmerney is op- "wig": 17min!“ burden 0H $111! timistic regarding the coming sea- i11‘° e l! Wm in his book oi an F. “CID! i?" 01d Wwfl"! Wmlm son, and has secured an order of the same name in the Holy Bible. i I'm"! ml’ “- oonsidera“ dimensions from the WM to prophecy the downfall or local agents, being Home Bros. destruction of Nineveh, a city in _ Charlottetown. The Studebaker Assyrie. The Ninevitu, a rich class i Corporation showed s tremend o1 people degpfiggd by m, Jews‘ had ‘ in in 1934 0V9!‘ become very wicked; drink and

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drunkenness, adultery and witch- craft were common. The Nlnevites News extremely cruel, often tortur- ing innocent persons and animals the will ed the gods that they should do so. On this account Nahum on what he ‘as of God.“ The dfiltfllctiflh 0i their city was Dfophesied ea s visitation from

The Rector implored tho people to avoid the wickedness which was prevalent in the days of the an- cient city oi Nineveh. He emphas- ised Dflrtlcularly ms hgbit, 0g

Evil can be overcome by reliance on what we might call “pearls oi Promise" such es contained in the Nehum--"'I'he' 10rd is 800d, a stronlhold in the day oi trouble . . ."

"Coma Heavenly lather from Above," Louis Dress. 101'. VII 1600131! sung during the

Ibllowhg riss of the Lord's lgrser the ‘i:

"my When we pray in these terms we are confronted with the challenge of our Willing- ness to accept the reign oi God, lull, complete, all embracing in our own Ia there anything

N! hostile WWII‘? Kin doin WNW! N! that ion was oems, that we may tow the rhns- mailed efficiency. 1n our dom or meevea within. Arid we chimh v vs s division of re- al"? W 531055191186. are we wil- spflnsibi ._alid of service. ile- llnshmmflhnlmoiocs llslous in ms our social order! Are we ready to home and Miusr stressed the

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might feel st home with our social conditions, factories, business, arnuseme -ts. literature? Do we want things as Jesus would like them to be? In this prayer we recognae two things, first the fact the king- dom has not come and second cur conviction that it will and that righteousness, peace and justice under God's will shall one day reign. And perhaps our right to this prayer may be limited by our willingness to work toward its tri- umphant answer.

The subject of the evening ser- mon, preached to a large congrega- tion, wss "The Painted Face." The music of the day was directed by Mrs. G. Elliott Full. organist.

HOLY REDBEMER CHURCH

Rev. H. Fleming, 0&3. preached eloquent and inspiring sermons at all the Masses yesterday morning, taking as his text, "Be not over- come by evil, but overcome evil by good", Rom. l2, 16-21. Rcv. Father Fleming urged his parishioners w

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the Boy Scouts Association, just as soon as became iar with the obieotivu, they ef- eupport. Ibr thosswhohevenotssyethndsn opportunity to learn of its aims and objectives. I would like to soy that Scout trtinhig divides itself inib four heads:- Pirst: Individual character trnin-

Second: Handicrafts or hobbies which may help the boy nuke his wey in life.

‘rhlrd: Ber-vim to the State. through s. variety of community good turns, which hebituete the boy in community service, through ths preparation for this by instruction in first aid, water res- cue. fire-fighting. public health and and various relief

Fourth: Phylisel health. by en- oourazing the boy to take plenty of outdoor exercise, and to look ai- ter his body.

The movement is and has no military itexlstasolslytotraipboyetoba capable and useful citienns. Any and all. especially the i. t. 8N welcomed to receive the training. the only condition beinB. that the! trike the Scout Promise. which it:

endeavour to imitate Christ in their daily lives, and not to follow the ways of other people. “We are Christians", he said, "and therefore followers of Christ, and we should try to adjust and model our lives according to I-Lis." The members oi the Junior Holy Family received Holy Communion in a body at the 9 o'clock Mass. High Mass was cele- brated at 10.30 by Rev. J. A. Clwan, C.SS.R., the singing being rendered by the Mixed Choir.

At the evening service, Rev. J. A. Cloran, CBSR. preached an im- pressive and inspiring sermon on “Prayer? He stressed the necessity of mental prayer. “Too many peo- ple, when they pray, think only of their needs", Father Cloran said. “Prayer should be said for four sep- arate reasons, which are atonement, thanksgiving. adoration and poti- tion. Rev. Father Cloran closed his sermon by giving an example of a perfect prayer, and assured the con. gregatlon that if they prayed in this manner, they would be intimately associated with God in this life and would one day bs intimately united with Him Ln Heaven.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Official word has just been re- ceived as to the car oi vegetables sent through our Church to Sask- atchewan last November. The chairman of the Distribution Com- mittee writes: “Everyone seemed greatly pleased with what they re- ceived Altogether 6'15 personage- csived from the contents of the car and on every hand were heard expressions of gratitude and thanksgiving and these expressions were certainly heartfelt and sin- care. The quality oi the goods sent was of the very best and every- thing arrived in perfect condition. By the generosity oi your people burdens here have been made lighter and consequently hearts have been made happier. Will you kindly convey to your good people our decp and sincere thanks for your christian kindness to us."

On Wednesday evening next. our annual congregational meeting will bo held. It will be preceded by a - regular meeting oi the Official Board and it is esmestly desired that all departments will hand in their reports either to the min- isters or to Mr. John 1". when today so that due consideration may be given them. It is pleasing to know that the church at the present time is in a prosperous and healthy condition“

The subject oi Rev. Mr. Millei-‘s morning sermon was "Wliigious Education." This’ was an approp- riate text in view of the fact that the officers and teachers oi the sundsy School, who occupied the front pews were installed into of- flcelnduefcrnaAsepei-tofths ceremony they were assured of the essinenee at all times of the min- isters and the co-cperaticn and en- courlleififlt of the congregation testified by their. standing and re- maining sttnding whilst Rev. Mr. Barbour gave the dedication

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(b) To help other people at s11 times. (c) To obey the Scout law. '.i‘he mottor of the Boy Scouts is "Be Prepared". It means that they are always to be ready, in mind and body, to do their duty. and meet l-ny emergency. Next summer we are to be honored with e visit from the Ohiei Scout of the World-had Bedsn-Powslr_s.nd the Chief Guide

give s wonderful opportunity. to demonstrate how the be?! Ind Iifll of Prince Edward Island can live up to their motto.

w. E. W. Beetty, Dominion Pne- ident of the Boy Scouts Alecia- "s- h" m "It is

fine aql/igovement ea that of the

end next to the home, the Saudi? School is the greatest activity for religious education. The future of the Church rests with the gmsr- ation who are at present in the Sunday School. Our equipment was good and a word of commendation was given the benefactor vmo erected our School Hall. w. Miller concluded with a word of admon- ition to officers and teachers. Mag- nify your office,.ree.lila its unpert- ance, have a lofty opinion of it and give your best to it and lastly, aim at bringing your pupils in eur- render to Christ the goal and pur- pose of all religious education.

At the evening worship Rev. Mr. Miller spoke on "The Manlinels of Jesus," taking his text from Matt. 8-27, "The men marvelied saying whst manner of man is this?"

The service of praise was very pleasing, lsting of an anthem both morning and evening, Miss Berna I-luestis being the soloist in

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I wish is take this opportunity. to thank CFCY for their assist- ance and co-oper-ation, in promot- ing this worthy cause, and also, to thank the pmss, of both Charlotte- town and Bummerslde, for the pub- licity, they are now giving, and have given in the past, on behalf of the Boy Scouts of Prince Edward Island The oo-operation that the Provincial Association is receiving. from many quarters, is most en- couraging to the officials, and aug- rn-s well, for the success; -of the campaign, to secure leaders and funds, for extension work, through- out the Province, during the next five years.

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the latter and Mrs. (Rev) Hugh Miller also sang "Hold ‘rhou My Hand, Deer lord." to the delight of the congregation.

8T. DUNSTAN‘! DAIILKEA

At St. Dunstanw Basilica ester- day a large number of the congre- gation remlved Holy Communion at the different meaeee which were at the usual hours. The sennon at 0.80 and ii s. m. wee preached by Rev. Father Dalton, and the solemn mesa at 11 o'clock wes celebrated by Rev. Ijether Poirier. Ilsistcd by Rev. Father Dougtn as deacon, and Rn. num- ldumy es sub deacon.