ipnnituaitv 23. 1952 s UCHURCHES TOMORROW

lnuKLH at ENUIAND ”E i'ETER'S CATHEEKAI. ' anrllrll .

.A.. DJL. Incumbent. suunne Brenton. Ida. Ilasie. ougnist and Choir Director

sunday Services no pill.-HUI! Communion

.-Ma I

:,':,.Chorni luolsarlst ' sermon.

mo pmgsuuday School. 5” ,.,rn.-Eveusong and Sermon. ' mu, sgnloea as usuni.

All Bests Free.

Everybod! W499i”- TrAuL's ANGLICAN CHURCH

The Parish Church

utsbilslied site by Mill '0"- d-uTmIbis tt sum

d J. . o r.

If rifxiig r. iilllliord. 'a.ii.c.o.

'0.-gsnlst ant! Choir Master.

.-;--r:T-"WTT T" in eeivna Sunday gggrlmlsslcllla-ss'sent of Holy Cons-

mililillll. 10.01) Siiniiny School gs niomiru: Pr-yer Ind - '-

.,,.l,.'.'M.r.ronacr.i rircv). subiect. .3-mcere Christian Livlrlt."

Tiiilrmligi-enins Pnror -ml 5"-

"”l'.'.'r.r.-vi: "Preparation for Lent"

:?,l:hf:'"Il:i'lI0tl'lIlIp iloiir" It "I0 nmo". M which all are invited.

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Ministers:

Ieverend B. E. D. Asbferd Iuvereed J. T. Irwin Ciieirinnster and Organist: Iisysnoud Player. M.A.. Mus. Bee.

ll a.m.-Memorial Service to Me. Elliott Gordon Macltay. killed in Korea. February 22, 195i.

Speaker: Mr. Allison Protiit. ss- sisted by Miss Marilyn Bsggs. soprano. and Mr. Henry Har- greaves. Jr.. of Mt. Allison Uni- varsity.

2.80-Adult Bible Clan.

'i p.ns.-The concluding sermon on the Commandments. sermon: "The Commandment Everybody Keeps"-Mr. Ashford. Anthem: "Ge Not Far" (lingu- relii).

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets The Reverend James D. Davison. B.A. B.D.. Pastor. Organist: Mrs. 6. Elliott Full

ll .m.- orship. Last in sermon series, "Plumbing Tire Depths": "Can Human Nature Be Chung- ed?"

Anthem: ”0 Worship the King" (Maunder).

noon-Church School. p.m.-Worship. Last in sermon series on "Some 'Spiritiinls' Thoughts": ”Lord. I Want To Be A Christian."

The choir Wil sing the spiritual. Anthem: "Teach Me. 0 Lord" (Attwoodl.

he -IN

me KIRK or s. owes

'iE;"u omsn . , S.T.M.. Minister Miss E. l.iliisn iliexensie. - Mtl

. Bae. organist and Director of the chairs

to A..Vi.-Ciiurch School

liA.lil.-Divine Service and Ser- rnon: "Does Christ Expect Too Much oi Us?"

Anthem: "incline Thine Esr"e- Soloist: Mr. Raoul Raymond. imi.-vespers and Meditation:

"The Epistle of James". Hymn: "Fairest Lord Jesus"-lIoys'

Choir. soloist: Master Hubert lherren. Anthem: "Softly and Tentlerly

Jesus is Calling"-arr. S'Msn- tor.

Visitors cordially Welcome. .....:...m-----

'.Zl0N PRESIYTERIAN CHURCH ”rnni

Reverend G. Carlyle Webster. Minister

Organist and Choir Director Mr. Frank Johnston. A.T.O.I..

Morning Worship

ll.00 s.m. sermon: "Grace"-Rev. Donald Nicholson. mo pin.-The Church School. All members are urged to be I!"- sent. Iirmns: I33 M8. I21. Anthem: "Father Whose Almighty Power" (Handel).

Evening Worship

1.00 p.in.-sermon: "Jesus said. 'Be Ye sberefo .. Perfeot'- What Does This Mean"-Rev. 'il.il.,B,. soiisers. M.A.. 3.T.M.

Hymns: 551, 817. M6.

Anthem: "The Lord Is My shep-

herd” (Leslie).

"0 give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good."

You are cordially invited to worship With Ill.

FORMER CONSORT

Tlr. formal title "Pirince can- sort" R35 conferred by letters pet- em on Albert, husbnnd of Queen Victoria, in 13.57.

1804 1952

THE BRITISH Ailil F0iiEiIili.. BIBLE SOCIETY

WHY SHOULD I SUPPORT TIIE BIBLE SOCIETY?

1. Because I want all men '0 have the true knowledge 01 God which the Bible llrlngr.

2. Because all ' i y Societies (including those of my own church) are de- nendent on the Society for Wbolies of Scriptures with- OM which their work is im- imsslbiiv.

3. Because the Bible can 3" Where the missionary rsnrmt -- even into lands Closed to representatives of 0"r churches.

4. Because the Society has treater opportunities today "Iln ever before -- partic- ularly In Japan, India, ar- rlee and south America - Ind must act while these 00H are open.

5- Because the Society is "W "Win! steeply rising tom of production. Work which cost 310) in 1939 now gill wllhile income has pm”. Y 5 In the some

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Bible

lieu; chmthtat. 100 ritrroy Street.

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

zit. Kent Street

Marvel H. Dunbar, B.Th.. Minister

lilisa Thelma Burns. Organist anti Choir Director.

10 n.m.-Churoii hlnhooi and Pam-

ily iiour.

I1n.m.-Morning Worship and Communion. Sermon: "Have You Made A

Will?" Special music by the Choir. 7 p.m.-Evening Worship Sermon: "A State is Burn". The first In a series of messages on innrrisae and home life. special music by the Choir.

Central Christian (lhuri-h invites you to worship on the Lord's day. United PENIELUSIAL C H U RC H 31 Elm Avenue Rev. Quincy Stairs. Pastor. Phone 2790-L. Fervices I0 a.m.-Sundriy School l1s.ni.-worship and Praise 2 p.m.--Children's Church 6.30 p.in.-Prsyer 1 p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting. Everybody welcome. "The Church That's Different"

GOSPEL HALL

Upper Prince street

0. A. Ramsay and GfPTVil-e-idgn are continuing Special Evangelistic services nightly at it p.m. esoeptin, Saturday. !.ord's Day at 1:30 pm. All are heartily invited to attend.

The Salvation Army

Great George street "HOME OF EVANGELISM"

Cam. and Mrs. Les Titconibc Corps Officers.

Saturday 1.30 p. in. lilitritet Square open air. .

8.00 p.m. Prayer and praise meeting

Sunday 1.00 am. Revival pray- era.

ll.00 s.m. llolincss meeting. Topic: Everything Above Board 7.00 p.m. Salvation Mentinl Topic: "The (fhoice Ii:-fore ifs" Youth ActiviticI:--

Sunday 2.00 Directory.

2.30 Suriilsy School

0.00 Y. 1'. Meeting

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my father. Mr. Jonathan Afficcit. who pass- ed awsy'Febnsnry 12nd, 1051. how it shines in

over lleihiehanrs

Blessed hope, Ollf HOPPOW,

Like the our plain,

That. it may be with. Him, ere the marrow,

We shall meet with our loved ones again. -- -

lovingly remembered by daugh- ter Violet. Earl and family.

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Tiiiaeeiuinniareservedternews

at five cents a ward. strictly pay- able in advsusee.

TOWN TAD-Phone 1000-323.

0. 1. L. PAINT HlADQUAlT- Ens. Bryenton do Maoxay Co. -

DB. D. TREVOR WAY! has resumed his dental practice.

SPICED FRUIT CAKE.-special Saturday at Stewart Bakeries. This cake is rich and aplcery. Try one.

MR6. .IOIIN5TON'8 LADIES WEAR SALE -. Bargains for 10 days. Starting Feb. 22.

VOICE LESSONS. RAYMOND PLAYER. M. A.. Mus. Bac. Studio Trinity Church.

DR. 1. II. MAIONEY will be absent from his office from Febru- ary 23rd to March loth.

CAKE SALE TO-DAY. 3 o'clock. Moore as MeLeod's. Gleaner Group Trinity Junior W. A.

DELICIOUS CAKES. Cookies and Pics. Choose your family's fav- ourites from the wide Variety at Stewart Bakeries.

NORTH TRYON PRESBYTEW IAN CHURCH. - Service Febru- ary Mth. 7.30 P. M. Sunday School 2 P. M. Miss Mary A. Msoxcnaie. Deaconess ..

LISTEN ro DR. G. n. s-ri':zi.r:. President of the Musical Festival Association speaking over C.P.c.Y. Saturday evening at 7.45 P. M.

THE ABEGWEIT Gil-"ll COURT moving soon to new location at 181 Great George street, formerly Canadian Tire Corporation Store.

CAVENDISH UNITED PASTOR-

THE GUARDIAN.

Religion

By Ve liret enter et (Copyr

five words

aloe. in a Sunday service in Convocation Hall here, a disting- uished American thinker told of a visit he had paid to a little christ- len hospital in china. ills host apologised on the way to the op- erating room for what his guest might consider his slowness in op- erating, explaining that on his way to the coast during the Box- er uprising he had received a sword-cut in his right arm which had weakened it permanently. The significant thing, said the speaker. was that this young missionary. injured wsntonly by s member oi this race, was back at his post serving than as soon as condit- ions allowed him to return.

This is the love which Jelus ll- lustrates by the parable of the Good Samaritan. I. love above re- venge. a love that ministers to human need in whatever form it appears.

There are two words for "love" in the Greek New Testament. one is the love or friendship. the love that is based on lilting. we love our friends because we find that smncthiitg in them which satisfies our hearts. This is the love which calls forth a response in kind. and makes anything one can do for his friend a delight. The other word is love with a purpose. a love which is independent or the char- acter of its object and answers to his need. This love is directed by the will. and is inspired. not by what we see in men, but by what we have found in Christ. It is the overflow at a nature that is Christ-filled; it is a reflection of the love which Christ has Dour- ed into our hearts. As John puts it. "We love because he has first loved us." That is to any, we love God and we love men because God

Al. CHARGE. - Sunday, February 24th. Stanley Bridge ii. A. M North lluslico 2.30 P. M. Rcv. George Gough. Minister.

FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday to New Glasgow and Halifax. Phone Maritime Central Airways 2081 or 504.

ION-IOY A LOAF of Stewart's energy giving Home Made Bread. Toasted or Plain, its Bread at its best.

TICKETS 31.25 for Parade of Spring Fashions may he obtained irom members of Jiil'liI')r I.adies' Aid oi P.'E. 1. Hospital.

ROI.MAN'S in Charlottetown have available it shipment of the famous Super-flame Oil Burner Brondor Stoves-only 534.95. Or- der yours now.

ATTENTION NURSES. - Ciro- duation is not for nway and you need a pair or Nurses Oxfords. Shop or order yours now through LoPo:'.9s (180 Kent Street).

HUNTER RIVER CHARGE. - Services February 24th. Wiltshlre ii A. M. Hampshir-e 2.30 P. M. ilunter River 7.30 Sermon for Youth Sunday Rev. Howard Chris- tie, Minister.

APPEAL WITHDRAWN - The appeal to the supreme Court of Prince Edward Island in home of Mir. Justice G. .l. Tweedy has been withdrawn. The conviction appeal- ed from was of driving to the . danger.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATE. - Sunday. February 24th. Long Oreek 11.00 A. M. Clyde River 3.00 P. M Kings- Ion..7.30 P. M. Rev. Ti. Barber, Pastor. ”

SIBMAN WORK BOOTS for men have arrived at LePsges (100 Kent street). Also the famous tractor tread made especially for the working man. Drop in today or Phone 118. We deliver.

MILTON-RUSTICO PARISH. - itector. ,Rev. A. E. Piercev. R. D Services for Sunday. February 24th .nre as follows: st. John's. Milton. 11 o'clock. Morning Prayer Ind sermon. st. Mark's. Rustlco. 2.30. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Corns and bring the whole family.

SERIOUSLY ILL IN U. I. - Word has been received in this city of the serious illness of Mrs. Frank Rankin at the home oi her son Willard. 498 Union St..

Rahway. NJ. Mrs. Rank-in has many friends in this Province and was the former Cora E.

Reeves of Freetown. She is the widow of the late Frank Rankin who died Oct. 30, 1961.

'Cord Of Thanks

I wish to thank the Nurses. the Doctors and all others who helped me during my operation and ill- ness in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Mrs. R. '1'. White.

Card Of Tiisinlis

We wish to express our sincere appreciation in nu our friends and neighbours for letters and cards of sympathy received on the death of our brother: also for the faith- iui attendance of the Doctor and for the many acts of l-' d eluding letters and get-well cards sent to Mrs. Higgins. who recently met with an unfortunate accident.

Mr. and Mrs. Lo Higgins; Cane?

SPEGIA-i. one 5 s 'i Enlargement ill! with every loll or III: at

Home Studies -

Ill Ileisliwlid street

in. .

in Christ has first loved us. e . .

Readers of the New Testament

will notice that we are taking our istudies for the Lenten period from Christ's deeds and words in the Upper Room just before His pos- sion. May we suggest that they read chapters 13-11 of st. John's Gospel over and over aizalnl 1111-

MseDONALD RADIO SERVICE 180 Kent Street. Radio repairs. sound equipment. Dlao Recording. Rogers Majestic and Stewart War- ner Radios.

WE ARE HAPPY TO . AN- NOUNCE that the famous Sisman scampers for all the family have arrived at Le Page's Shoe Store. 160 Kent street. Phone 116. We deliver.

”FRli-INDSIIIP GROUP" TEA -1-he 11'i'lcnd!hip Group of the Charlottetown Baptist Church held an afternoon tea at the Church hall on Wednesday ailer- noon. The tables were goily decor- iitetl with Valentines, and centred with pink candles. daffodils and tulips. The President of the izroup Mrs. Ralph Proud. W3! paur-mg were Mrs. and Mrs. Btiriinl Inman. Reilltllr ishing were Mrs. Roy MMJLCMI and Mrs. Ray l-iennesaey. Those serving were Mrs. Ivan Harp"- Mra. Wilson Rois. MW 550'" bowie. Mrs. Neil Molnnis, Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mrs. Berton Veil. Mrs. Franklin Moirrnia wel- comed the guests at the door.

s'r. VERONICNS oini.i) -

The winner for bridge was Mrs. Wm. Msicbougall; auction. Miss Bemice Haughey: door prize. Mrs- Art Lswior and lucky chair Miss Phyllis Hughes. The program con- sisted of a suitcase race by Mar- garet Fenneli and Zelda. Arsen- sul-t. The guest sqloiot for the evening was Miss Lilly Belgrade. high soprano. impersonated by Harold Woods. Lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Roger Richard. Marion Mitchell. Phyllis Hughes and Mary Richards. Taking care of arrangements we re Bernice Haughey. Loretta Trsinor. Eileen Walsh. Lillian MacDonald and Kay Reid.

Personals

Roger, little son or Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Msolieruian. Cen- tral Royalty. has returned to his home after a recent operation in the P.E.i. Hospital.

Mrs. Robert Furgeson. of Hampton. was s recent visitor at

the horns of her sister. Mrs. Spungeon Mat-Lennon, Central Royalty.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving nieiIiory”6I'l'te. Elliott Gordon Maoxsy. 2 Bo. P.P.C.Li.. killed in action near Sent. Korea. February lard. loll.

with armour buckled on. and flag unfurled.

The heights at death he trod.

ll iated from the warfare of

the world Into the Peace of God.

Ever Remembered by Mother. Dad. all listor.

OOHILKII VISUAL BIGFIIAUPIIDN and ANALYSIS

6. I-'. HUTCHISON 1. son Optometrists 5! trireftos It.

Bev.Geo C.Pid s,.n. United hot

COIIVEIIEIZ W h . I g ch warm;.?.?rf..2i.lE.lli..”” ”" " Sccnnd: what are the effects of:

R is New! HOLMAN'S

Ci-IARLOTTETOWN

and Life M

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For lave

uiedistely after the scene of the foot-washing dealt with last week. Judas. the traitor, leit the room to carry out his bargain iorr the betrayal of his Master. This dis- cordant factor removed. Jesus turned to the Eleven with these words: "A new commandment I give to you. that you love one an- other; even so I have loved you, that you also love one another." This is the love oi the Christian fellowship. the love for the inner circle oi the followers of Jesus. lie expands this idea in the fifteenth chapter of John.-particularly un- der the illustration oi the vine and the branches. He said: "1 am the vine; ye are the branches." Now each branch is united with the other branches only through the parent stem. Christ eiopiolned the bearing of this on the com- mand to love one another by say- ing. "As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you; abide in my

love." 0 O 0

What a tremendous comparison! The love of the Faiher for ills only Son is the type and measure of the Son's love for us. God is love: His Son is lnilnilely worthy of that holy love. The personal assurance of that love given to Jesus at ills baptism changed the whole world for Him and sent lllm out on His divine mission. wow that love of God 'ior ms, lson ls Christ's own illustration oi, His love for us. A moment laler He added: "Greater love has no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends,"

The Church's love for the world is shown by the sacrifices she makes and the cfioris she puts iorih to win men to God in every land. But there must be. accord- ing to Christ. A love of Chrlsilnrrsl for one another , of the aomel character as liis love for us all and the direct effect in us of that love. A lzrcat deal has been sold and is being said about the failure of Chrisiirms to love one another as they ought, and mucii of it is de- scrved. And yet. who oi us has not found In our church fellowship a lrenri-aailsim-ilnn and an inspira- tion that we find nowhere else? it ought to be Warmer than it is. but even as it is, it is a. well- spring oi giadness. and a source of , power. I

3 Two questions. First, how is it to be maintained? Christ nnswers. by llteeping ills commandments. These verses are read in our marriage service. and we know that the love 'of the wedded pair . depends on 5keeping the pledges given each lather in that hour. God holds the pledges which each gives the other. and any failure to keep them cuts run off from the source of all true ,love in lilm. so in the sacred com- lmunioxi of God's people in the lDivlnc Society-it is by diligent niuliilment nf the obligations nf

that love? Aizain. Jesus answers: .”By this shall all men know that iron are my disciples. if you hiivc .love for one another."

! Look at our ideal! When we have gone another as Christ loves us, we draw the world to Him.

Literature And Life

By IOOKHAN

5:1-

A GARDEN OF THE MIND.

Recently I looked inw iuv. J. P. MsoPhle's book "Pictonlam gt, Home and Abroad." and read again oi the intellectual output oi that Scottish county, a record to make 0179 Proud. He brought the story down till 1014. but someone should carry it on and bring the book up to date.

There seem to be periods in the life of ommunities and nistians when the intellect appears to Lower. Greece had It and so had Rome and England. Then think oi the writers who gave us the Scrip- tures. MscPhle shows how great was the output in the things of the mind: here it is: "It has been said that Piclou is noted for coal and ciergymen. Great as has boon the yield or coal. yet that which is P'9l0U'I DFOUGEIE product is her men and women. In less than one "”"d"d Years she has Elven to the world three hundred clcrgymcn. and sent forth one hundred and ninety physicians, sixty-three law. vets. forty college professors. M. teen men and eleven women mls. slonnries. eight college presidents. MW Judges, two governors, two premiers. and a chief justice for the province. besides is host of Journalists. politicians and business men who have done their share." This was up till l9i4

.

g One wonders if the old. counlv is holding its own in this n:-gard.l I know of one section where the school house sent forth six collegn- men but not one for the last fifty. years! . Surely the period which produced the long list that I have enume- rated was a flowering time. Money was scarce then. I knew a man who said that the hardest day's work he ever did he received fartv cents for it and he was it gmwi, young man.

Of course their is one Ihing we iieed to remrmbrr and that is ilini. in was it roimiy settled by Scots Mk lijh" hid R hlizll regard for education: and another is that Pictoli Academy is in be remem. Wed. As for brick as mo ionr' men who had siudirii tlm-9 ircrrll mer in Glasgow and wrote the M . A. examinations or that university nnd imt the degree. The Academy than had one teacher, Dr. McCul- inch. and an assistant. Those were the days of plain living and high tliiiikiniz.

Besides the countrv sclioni rm.-r then served by a colicge man who was earning some money to help not himself through colloge. and he Was looked up to by the boys of. the place. Monev was not 5,, much iillked about. The clergy M- W Year-s ago received seven him- dred dollars per year in the Pres. byterlan Church as A. minimum, and the teachers of Pictou Acad-

the fact that they had asked so little of life. 0 O 0

We have education week and should not forget that we have a tradition.

Many a little schoolhouse stand. ing very unpretentlously by the slcleof the road, has a record of which to be proud. and its name has been carried far. we have good msteriai here. I think the late Dr. Robert Msgiii who taught here both in Pine Hill and Dal- housle said that the student stuff in these Maritime Provinces was as good as he ever saw anywhere.