MARCH 20. 1953

CHURCH of ENGLAND

S. PETER'S CATHEDRAL Anglican lloehford Beuars nu 3"."-en; Canon G.E. Modstt

..B.D.

. Rector The Reverend W. G. Hug: a , Assistant Priest. organist and Choir Director mu Susanne B. Lie. Music.

Palm Sunday ' 7.30 a.m. Msttins 3 s.m. Holy Eucharist 10 a.m..Church School . 11 am. ession and Choral

"1 pm. llol! Barilm

1 p.m. Evensonl

Morning and evening Services

daily durllll H011 W9”-

S. PAUUS ANGLICAN CHURCH

The Parish Church

Established 1169 by Royal moundation.

rim Reverend canoi J. 'r. Ibbott. 'Itecto

l' Organist and Choir Master: Paul Cudmo .

M830 a.m.-I-Ioly Communion.

10.00 a.m.-Sunday School.

11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon. Subject: The Cross and Victory.

Anthem: Ride on. Iuds on - (Graham George)-

5.00 p.rn. Evensong. Eternal Life.

Services will be held daily in the Chapel at 7.30 pm). frosn Monday to Thursday in Holy Week.

PRESBYTERIAN

78?: KIRK or 5. JAMES 7.-ll'lTe Reverend T. H. B. Semen,- M.A T.M.

Minister.

Miss E. Lillian Mclienzie Mus. B., I-'.M.C.M., Organist and Director of the Choirs.

10 a.m. Church School -

11 up. The Festival of Palm Sunday. Sermon: "The Second Mile to The Cross"

Solo: The Palms-Faure - Mr. linoui Iteymond

Anthem: 0 World-Goes.

5 p.m. Quiet Vespers and Med- itatlon: "Shadows on the Road to Calvary-III. Hosnnnas snd Hatred"

Chorale: 0 Sacred Head - arr.

subject:

Saviour of the

Bach. visitors Cordially Welcome

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Streets Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Minister Organist and Choir Director Mr. Frank Johnston, A.T.C.L.

MORNING WORSHIP 11.00 am. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed. "This do in remembrance of Me." 2.30 p.m. The Church School -

Plan to be present. Anthem: "Let Us Break Broad Together."

EVENING WORSHIP

7.00 p.m. Thanksgiving ervice for the Sacrament. Theme: "Concern- I-Ill the Future."

The Minister will conclude his ministry at Zion at the evening service.

"The Lord hath done great things for us whereof we are glad."

1'ou are cordially invited to wor- Ihlll with us.

Anthem: "God lo Loved the World."-Steiner.

The Salvation Army

Great George Street "HOME OF EVANGELISM" Sr. Cliltain and Mrs. Les Titcombo 11.00 am. Corps Cadets in charge. 5P'53k0l3 Mlior Stevens Topic: "Personal and Collective Ambition" 7:00 lJ.m. Young People Locals in

"hnrKc- Sneaker. Mrs. Capt. Tit- ;!::l3,e- Tonic: "God's Word to

8.15 . .11 f . mm. Pin our o Fellowship sing

BIBLE HOUSE IIAS .

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Ewe! HOUSE 100 tsroy Street Open each day except Wod-

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CHURCHESTOMORROW

TRINITY UNITED” CHURCH

Ministers! Isvsrend A. Frank Isslana I d John '1'. Irwin. Organist. Mrs. Keith I. Isgsrs Choir Director, Mr. Wm. B. Iogsrs

I1 s.m. Worship and Reception of Junior Members. Gasman: - Travelling en Foot-lav. Mr. Irwin Solo: open the Gain of the '1'esnpie-(l(napp)- George John- son Anthem: Ride On, Ride On - (Prlndie Scott) 1 p.m. Worship, conducted by the Ministers. Sermon: There H a No -and s You-For You. Now - Rev. Mr. MacI.esn.

Anthem: 0 Saviour of the World -(Sir John Goss).

1.20: Adult Communicantsl Class in the Ministers Study. You are invited to wonhip God in Trinity Church.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fltsroy Streets Tbp Reverend James D. Davlson. B.A.. B.D.. Pastor.

Organist and Choir Director- Royston F. Mugford, A.ll..C.0.

ll s.m. Palm Sunday Worship. ” in series: "They Saw Dim Die-Dismss. the Thief."

Anthem: "Jerusalem"-Parker. 12 noon. Church School, and final Church Membership Class.

'1 p.m. Worship. Sermon, "Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone?" Duet, "Alone"-.Price.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

CHURCH I10 Kent Street

Marvel D. Dunbar. B.'l'h.. Minister Miss Thelma Burns, Organist and Choir Director.

10.00 a..m. Church School Family llour.

11.00 a.m. Morning Worship and Communion Service. Sermon: "The Incarceration of Christ."

Anthem: "For God So Loved the World".

7.00 p.m. Evening Worship Ser- vice. Sermon: "Shaking ltesds."

Anthem: "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross''-Soloist - Pres- ton V. Beck.

You are cordially invited to the services of worship in Central Christian Church on the Lord's day.

United pemecosfli CHURCH

37 Elm Avenue luv. Quincy Stain, Pastor. Phone 2542-J.

Services 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 a..m.-Worship and Praise 6.30 p.m.-Prayer 7.00 p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting You are Invited. "The Church That's Different"

GOSPEL HALL

Upper Prince Street.

and

Order of meetings for I..ord's Day Sunday School .. ..1tl.0tt A.M. Breaking of Bread ..1l.00 AM. Gospel Meeting "The Coming Drawcth Nlgh”

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CAKE SALE. - S. A. MacDon- ald's. Saturday. 2.80. Local Girl Guide Association.

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THERE WILL BE a Variety Concert held in P. .W. C. Auditorium. Monday, March 30th. at ii o'clock, featuring faculty and student tai- ent. Admission 35 cents.

ENRICIIEI) HOME style bread. it's better for you, costs just the same. Call at Stewart Bakeries and try some.

PARTS AND Studebaker ser- vice. Now is the time to get your car ready for summer driving. Phone 1117. T. G. Ives.

WALT DISNEY - with each purchase of a pair of children's shoes, at. Wright's-Great George street, you will receive a Walt. Disney Comic free.

HIE PBESBYTEBIAN CHUICH IN CANADA - Central Parish. services next Lord's Day are as follows: Canoe Cove 11 A. M. Churchill 3 P. M. Clyde River 7.30 P. M. Rev. Donald "Nicholson, Min- ister.

AMONG THE new Coronation colors in ladies' pumps are mauve, purple and Coronation Red. Dir- ect from Boston and now show- ing in Wright Shoe Co's Easter windows. :

DATE N' ORANGE Cake. This cake is -rich with chopped dates and oranges and topped with snowy fluffy white icing. Special today at. Stewprt Bakeries.

HOME TYPE COOKIES. Choco- lste Chip, Ice Box, Rolled Oat, Date, Raisin. Plain Sugar. Choose your favorites, theyire all da- licious because all made right in our own Bakery. Try some from Stewart Bakeries.

EVANGELICAL Bible Lectures by Rev. H. F. MscEwen, Sons of England Hall, Sunday evenings at 7:30. Theme: "The Creation and its Spiritual Signlficances."

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" Rev. George R. F. Ebsary, Rector.

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I 0de' On The Death Of George V I

(The following poem has been kindly submitted for publication by a member of the Queen Mary Needlework Guild. it is particularly appropriate at the present time in view of the close relationship between 1-fer Late Majesty Queen Mary and the Guild which has ex- isted ovsr the last 34 years. through correspondence with the Queen's ladies in waiting.)

The King is dead-now Death is Emperor. ' That gaunt grey monarch in his sable crown; And he who held the seven seas before I-lee meekly bowed him down To God. who rules, not lands. but night and day, Not in a passive, nor in sad submission, But with a quiet humble recognition Of him who turns the planets neath His sway; To Whom we kneeling, pray; "God save the King, the mighty King that was! For all that throne or crown or sceptre does Moves at Thy bidding. Even the proudest hreail is shortened soon by Thy dark courier. Death".

Our King was great. yet void of vanity.

Loved all earth's peoples. above all, his own; Gifted in judgment, tenderness and unity

That made his well-loved throne '

Foremost among fair nations; yet a King

Who was a calm great-hearted gentleman, Whom vicious conquerers must pause to scan. For never did he one unworthy thing.

Now we this laurel bring

For this: he were and honoured even his erowr Gravely assumed. and greatly laid it down, Glad, yet unwearied. knowing well his timg Had come to Join a brotherhood sublime.

No ssbis panoply is needful now,

No deeply-muffled drum, nor minute-gun.

when dsrkly waves the plume on England's brow-

For now her foremost son

Departs from her, and his imperial tread

Attended by an Empire's homage far,

Re-echoing faint from some mysterious star. Drums hollow down the highways of the dead.

Sounding in august dread. ,

Let us be heartened. troubled not by fear:

There wakes the immortal that was mortal here. l-lls kindllness, simplicity and strength

Blow slowly on before his long last 1ourney's lsngtl

He was a goody King. whom joy will find lln that dim realm beyond the shadowy tide. Passing alone. he will not wander blind Where royal hearts abide.

That splendent. host of England's Queens and Kings. The Saxon Harold, and English Alfred there, The Lion-Richard, Warrior-Henry stars

At these deep scars the latest hero brings

Telling of sternest things.

Of times when emperors and lords in lust Rsvened for godshlp, and were hurled to dusii Psie armies marched. snd sorrowing he stood, The ice of evil and the friend of good.

' Grant him Thy peace. Thou Guardian of all thrones Whose footsteps stride the mountains, span the sea. I Whose hand hath'fIxed the chili and burning zones Who art Infinity. Grant him Thy peace. Thou Guardian of all thrones, He showed that kings were men. but only Thou wm. pale avenging runs about Thy brew lnspirest every heart that stirs and slng-- Thou mskestali true men kings! Teach us to follow Thee. in greatness mild, In high gshflllty. still undsfllsd. lslovsd as be. our most illustrious Dead Who wakes with richer crowns about his head. Nathaniel A. Benson, in the Montreal Star.

wonos son ms WORLD

O God. rsfruh and giadden my spirit. Purify my heart. Illumlns my mind. I lay all my affairs in Thy hand. Thou art my Guide and my Refuge. 1 will no longer be sorrowful and grieved. I will be IIIPPV and joyful. O God. I will no longer be full of anxiety nor will I let. trouble harass me. I will not dwell on the unpleasant things of life. 0 God! Thou art kinder to ms than I am to myself. I dedicate myself to 11100. 0 Lord.

Iron is sacred Writings of The !Iaha'i World Faith

CHARILTI'PE'IlOWN

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The thought of yudanent h 1. euentiy brought vividly before the minds of Christian people. some of the best known hymns lay great stress upon this thought.

lit may well seem strange that the season which is a preparation for the Christmas mussge should tend to dwell upon such a theme. Yet rightly understood the fact of judgment forms an integral part of the Christian Gospel.

some have not hesitated to

speak of the suffering of the late war as the judgment of God, though the average Christian finds it almost impossible to think of the God whom Christ revealed as one who could inflict so dire s. penalty on innocent and guilty alike. But: if Judgment is seen as the inevitable result of man's violation of the laws of the spiritual world- Just as he suffers when he ignores or sets himself against natural law - in this way, and in this way alone, can the worlds corporate suffering be thought of as the judgment of God. And it is evi- dent. that the suffering cannot be confined to the individuals. or even to the generation, who have set at. naught these laws.

But does this conception of judgment, as a moral process rath-

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MILTON - RUSTICO PARISH. Rector. Rev. J. E. Piercey. Ser- vices for Sunday, March 29th, are: St. John's Church, 'MllI:on. 11.00 Morning Prayer and Sermon. St. Mark's, Rustico. 2.30 Evening Prayer and Sermon. ”Come and bring the whole family.” Hamnnsssrzns COURSE. - Miss Thelma Burns and Miss June Higgins of the Rose Marie Beauty Shoppe have returned from Bali- fax. where they attended the on- tario Beauty Supply Co's. "College of Beauty Knowledge". at. the Nova Scotian Hotel. This course includ- ed instruction in hair cutting. shaping and styling by such noted artists as Robert Fiance and Mich- ael Werner, New York, and others. GRADUATES IN CHICAGO - Among the three Canadian stu-

Lenten Meditation

From The Columns of The Times, London

JUDGMENT

er than a single event at the and of time. relate itself naturally to Christian thought?

The essential message of Christ is not that of judgment but of love; but Godie love is itself an in- strument of judgment. for it has always been the experience of Christians that, more than any fear of retributive justice, the su- preme manlfsetation of divine love on the Cree leads them to a deep sense of their own, unworthiness, and so to repentance.

In the (mild born at Bethlehem: in the eocquisite simplicity and wonder of that scene is revealed the true nature of the divine ”visitu- tion." tiGod hath visited his peo- ple." It brings a. message of salva- tion, of hope, for a world which is morally perplexed and yet deep- ly desiring to find the things that will make for its peace.

If that season with its thought of judgment, lead-s men to see anew in the Incarnation the way in which God deals with human sinfuiness - not. by the method of inflicted retri'but.ive suffering, but by the persuasive way of self-giv- lng love - his deepened awareness of his own incapacity and need, and his own self-judgment. will prepare him to understand and receive the cleansing and health- giving message of love.

dents who were graduated from the University of Chicago on Fri- daay March 20th was Charles G. Diokieson of Hunter River, with the traditional bachelor's degree It was the University's ttwo hun- d-red and fifty fifth convention. The degrees were conferred by Chancellor Lawrence A. Kimpton at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, and the con-vocation address deli- vered by Jakob A. 0. Larson, Un- iversity of Chicago historian.

IN MENLORIAM

In loving memo y of my K191", Father. James Llewellyn. who died March 28th, 1952. .

Today brings back sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest,

And those who think of you todayn Are the ones who loved you best.

Lovingly Remembered by His Son- ln-Lsw and Daughter. Chester and Agnes and Family.

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