llav. it. B. Templeton At Belleque church

Over 100 people poured into the Bcdeque Rink to participate in the concluding evangelistic seru vice conducted by Rev. Charles B. Teznpletoai Friday evening. July Jill. Seating accommodation had been provided by a committee dir- ected by Messrs Ralph Callbeck and Robert Waugh.

. W.B. Crowe of Bedeque pr dad. and Rev. K. G. Sullivan at Summoraide led the congrega- tion in prayer. The Charlottetown Men's choir auisted in the service of praise and a choir of I00 voices composed of the members of var- . ious Protestant Church choirs in 4.-' I the area led in the service of song.

' ' Mrs. Templeton sang "The Strang-

er of Galilee" and "The Old Rus- ged C1-om”. Basing his sermon on Blind Bsrtimseus. Mr. Templeton brought to his littenera I dynamic message

,i on the Christian life. Christianity .l consists of the things you do. i You must pmy to God. read the Bible. join some church and live a .. . life of service. J”; Commenting on the services of - the week, Rev. W.B. Crowe stat- rd. "We have had tremendous preaching keyed to the hungers and needs of our times. and we have had it from one charged with the fire of the Holy Spirit. Mr. Templeton possesses unique gifts of eloquence and power as an everlgelist and preacher. I be- lieve that the crowds we have had in our services is a tribute not only to his personality but also an indication of the spiritual awakening of which we are now just on the verge. Mr. Templeton is leaving a spiritual deposit in our midst which will reverbel-ate in our lives for years to come. As. Chairman of the Committee in charge of the meetings in this area I may say it is a great satisfac- tion to find such a response to the presentation of the Gospel of Christ."

As an expression of gratitude for Mrs. Templetonis outstanding contri'bution to the service of praise throughout the week Rev. C. A. Britten. on behalf of those present, presented her with a Kenwood blanket.

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Min Alice Toombl has been spending her summer vacation with moods and relatives in Cavendish.

Mrs. Adam Mackenzie had. II her elcomo guest her daughter Vera (Mrs. Burke) and little son. from Toronto.

The many friends of Mrs. Dan Dixon. who has had a long illness are pleased to learn that she is some what improved.

Miss Gloria 1-lcany or Clinton, has been spending her vacation with '.Miss Dorothy Matheson, Breadalbane.

The Christian Church Mission- my meeting Wu held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Craig on Friday evening. l

Miss Catherine atevenaon of Fredericton has been engaged as teacher for the coming year at Breadalbanc Rural school.

Miss Louis Ramsay is spending a pleasant vacation with her aunt: and uncle Mr, and Mrs. Lorne sea- man of Breadalbane.

Mrs. Susan Ncwson has return- ed to her home alter spending a few days with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Eddison Hcany.

Mr. Hadley Woodside's Garage has under gone extensive repairs and is now a. splendid building. Congratulations are being extend- ed to Mr. Woodside.

Among those who attended the Provincial Convention at the Wo- men's Institute were Mrs. Law- rence Newson and Mrs. Lorrie Sca- man of Breadalbane.

A number of young people trom Breadalbane attended the Camp fire on Friday evening sponsored by the Pleasant Valley and Fred- eriction Young Peoples.

The Women's Institute of Bread- nlbane Village was held on Thurs- day evening at the home 0! Mrs. Harold Toombs alter the meeting A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the coni-

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r (1) Praise Him ea v a tvtlig: 2:53;? Lllmnd leaders and mu. ghua,-.9--. (2) J M10 a th district. cogopemumgnm, 93: 99”” 9' "W A fine talk on Vacation school 1"” 0"!” tlhildfm thin had sendinz the children pm” m' '” '""' W w" 9”" M'”'-”” ''"'"'.i” 7"" 1' "1 "lhm to school and metlgiohgluntllli in 33?, M” am",,.,”3f?"d, hf” l::iil'd m1l”.&i?.?.'li'? so! ally”:- which have enabled contemporary "Unto the Hills around do I lift aplgndid y;,h.,.;o, 1 '99 9 93 "1 3 l 0 N0 - ' I '3' 0 scientists to determine that the up my longing eyes". The preal- There were .lgm,”..e3;f, ':&e:?g' ”:;h"ml"'d"' Mm vnd"h"' 10' 33:" is-til-'gd"" In" 'moh a" fatal potion was arsenic. dent Mrs. Alhan W. Crsewell pre- - Th! Clollnll 01 the 0'1-&Rl”y and represented the gum” t I: 11 'l”""7 m” V'"'d”d "" the dfiymun '" In his lengthy career as a sided. The opening devotion was Church Vlmlon school was held Schools or O'I,.eu-y, 3,... .nd giffl-m"'1"'t' '9"'""” W" "W and ,0 Med 0 movie art director ldirring which taken by the Cascumpec Auxiliary. on Tllundly evenlns July lath in Bloomfield. Assisting the visiting tn,” ”u,,' ” 1" ”'"”"" ""' 1”” gnve m. on 1,. ','.”.';,”,f,";," 3' he has won several Academy A welcome to the visiting dele- "'9 059"? "NW4 ohmchv 'm”'e 1954"! WW0 "10 10110”!!! teacla- h yangumbfh oi "mot ho" whosoever balionatth in an Awards. Wheeler has been called sates was given by Mrs. nerdy of Will I Blllendld lttendlnce 0! pIt'- era: From Brae:- Mrs. Ivcy Mam W 7. .0, may e '.chool' aha V mm upon to arrange many spectacular Elmildale and the reply was given ""5 "id "midi Who enloyed a p-my”; Mm F. wg men”! uh. gm. soh.wIg;:: u M nu ma lusting lite" deaths. At least one reason for his by the Campbellton Auxiliary splendid llrosnm prepared by the mm. Mgcncm; Mn Jlmeyuu, mnugmm mm” Ind 5'lllP' M - condemnation of cinema poisoning through one of its members. The 03114391 V310 W9" dlfwlld Ml Klnnon; from O'Leary:- mg, pm me 'md."'ul "com o: m' V tit: u?'"" "”u”4 93'9" I!"- is that it ran. to provide impresa- roll call was in crime of Mn. vi! Vl-Mn! leldm Ml-I Annl Macmmon; Mrs ldward aasc- ;m;,..,,, who M, ,,,,n 3;, ' " ”" .. ' ”'''''m'”'''” "”''i"'”' lva maps from - ohotomphlc Burlelsh of Bldelord. Mrs. Pike of M””"'' ” 9"" 3'l'v 18- 5- "Id Dousall: Mrs. Lewis nemsnl; am. efficient c of the tar 01:.” nltllala mm”. ”"""'”” "'9 standpoint. tor this purpose, he Alberton give an interesting rm III lmlrn Underlny oi Bu John Matthews; Mrs. Herbert sund Soho.” 'ol hr as ” :4” I. G wort . is prone to give a pi-olesslonsl port on Branch which she st.tend- 1"”'W1l9. P. E- I. who were assisted vgmm. M", 0,0," Mum". M.m:.?on "l mu h.”z9:n"-. ”:

Borgia. portrayed in "Prince of which was held in the nlmadale

Foxes" by Orson ' Welles. admin- united Church on Thursday alter- zirtered slow doses of a white pow- noon July 13th. The theme was I (let called at that time, canterella, "With God all things are possible". school ciosmg

which produced death throes The theme hymn was number 681:

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miles on the torture rack. or in the embrace of an "iron maiden."

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bl-let remarks oongratulating the children and their leaders on the fins pron-am and the excellence of

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