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Sermon: “The Crusade fo

“f- o-eeleeteillnloy I.

"ull- ' Sitar! l“ 75"“?- m:- Sweefly Solemn mg, Nov. 7th.

0H0 Junior to Adult O legion _ to James Cnrigle, Mrs. Bennett ‘

Marriage to take pert o

11.00 . Junior mulls the

-.—-—-r- —- — -- a- " a .er., PAUL'S consort gig“;

T‘ nbflh ‘u.’ Wide, to Joseph Vernon, son of Mr. an

kora. Marria c to take place the

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

\ it Rev. l. Jnben Levy, BI).

MORNING woasrnr 11 A.l\i. rnomaun Duty.”

orning Prayer and

semen. who: Service l9}. day Bohr»

.l Pa," “d s.“ The Church School ll noon inme

diateiyiollosving Morning Wor-

ship. EVENING WORSHIP '1 PM. "“Preparlng ior the

The Communion of the Lord's Sup- will b ed. - “I Hen;- Thy Voice" irector of Choir, tt lull

to worship with rm»: ear s1 cnuacn

CHRISTIAN BURCH

be v. Ralph Fowlow,

PRESBYTERIANQ- ti: rum: or sr. JAMES

Minister fig In. T. ll. Boseell Boner-s ILA" 8.12M.

MORNING WORSHIP “Org-n Difficulty in For- our emles"

( "Holy Art Thou" — = "n [flair-Junior

Rev. Marvel D. Dunbar Minister Mrs. Milton Stewart,

11.00 Adm-Morning Worship and

Sermon: “whence Solo: The Prodi

rmoo: "The lllootriue of The De- oling oi Love" —

Is Minister will conduct the ser- vieeeanddelfverth

RESBYTERIAN H

IIDI and Grafton Sheet

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ll a f hour. 1.00 PAL-Evening Worship C f Bushes" Anthem: "Saviour, Now The Dayle ATTEND ClllllliCll SUNDAY

IIIWI-BSTII .(lsolrDlreetor Ill MEMORIAM

IIGIIION I. In“!!!

The d ew of the

Mr. duwjlnrsncey in

on esday, October 23nd came as ere

"5 ¢%T*

‘w fr... n..- H's-rm. School and ‘mu wonsmr

:“0pWinnin¢!1se ' vhf}. up Mine

He wlas sixty-five years oi was a son oi the late Mun

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The Irltleh and Foreign Bible

that town. For some yes/rs he was

U" llwFovNnl-BND a partner in the general merchan-

IXIZ IDWABD ISLAND “ct m b. _Fl h t

11311,“; w ‘ e era o music for the da will include a solo by Mr. Bo Smal two Anthems b

"Never in the dark ages has ‘m mortal, Invlsible"

. n such an outburst of cruelty. All human decen- l have been violated, and

I and homeless.

not be enough to re material rolperity; we

e spirit. Today a brighter

Mr. Muncey was twice m

first wife being Miss ram-ran oi Central Bedequo, to whom one deusht Dorie. wel born ~ Bil

second l of Ouoenmll survlvlg wllrirg. Besides he

mourn his loss his daughter Doris (Mrs. Reginald Hasllm of Spring field), one son, Ayiward, in oouver, two grandchildren in

nd ti T'l:g;l¢ht"-Ambros‘:.ee fill/he 2.15 in

th Church School will hold it’: regu- lar sessions.

“wmum lwkey‘ The funeral service took place

Oemete y, Vanoouven-J. sum BPUD GROWTH

‘menowthmteofbotatolelt-

luabem eqtbyiaedlmemwiifr propylene.

BEACON LIGHTS 0F PROPIIEGY

IN SCARLET (Rev. l7) Speaker — Ainsley lloir

_ SUNDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 4, or 100 O'clock SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Lapthorne Avenue

Everyone Welcome Tune in on CFCY every Sunday at 1:81

James

and mu Sellers. ‘no: .m. oi the Methodist Church officiated.

. ._ _ _ i___i__ ______

the Society ful- atipns by send. ithto RE. l’. Auxiliary

Bring A Friend

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GOSPEL HALL

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, 3- IAIIA’! EDUCATIONAL SEM- AI-Queen Hotel, Saturday, 8.15

glbject: "The Moon of Guidance." All Welcome. 11, 3P1]

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IAIIII.‘ SOCIAL And dance in aid oi . Thomas Aquinas Society Educational Fund his of Columbus mu, Wednesdeyuegerlr;

INQIAGIIZENT Announced of arie daughter oi Mr. and W.W. Murphy, Charlottetown son of Mr. and han, Bradalbane. place the latter November. 11, 3-1i

GEMINI‘ Announced oi Bernice, dau hter of Mr. Mrs. J. Learning urphy, Mill- Mrs. Patrick McCarvlll, Kin- latter part o

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of Milton an Rustico for Sunday, November 4t. St. John's, Mil- ton, Holy Communion. 11:00 am. St. Marks,

November.

3:80 a m. Evening Prayer, 3:00 am. ev. Sidney J, Davies, Rec- r. 11-3-11

MAGISTRATIPS COURT —- A: en aftermath of Halloween activ- ities two men irom Mt, Stewart, charged with creating a disturb- once, were fined $5 and costs or 10 days and fine and costs of $5.50 or five days respectively. Ten defendants in cases dealing with illegal fishing oi oysters were ord- sled to psy fine and costs of M.

NOBEL PEACE PRIZE — l-lis Honour, LieuL-Govcrnor J.A. Ber- nard has received a circular from the Secretory oi State, Ottawa, in- iorminu him that tlwse wishing to offer the candidature of any one for the Nobel Pence Prize must have their applications before the Nobel Prize Commit/Tee of the Norwegian Parlismefib Oslo, Norway. before

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0N "LADY NELSON" - Prince Edward Islanders listed as being duo to arrive at Halifax tonight on the hospital ship “Lads Nelson" are Pie. ME. Bernard, Kensington; Pie. L.J. Boudreauit, Lower Mont-

ague; Gnr. W.H. Ghatwood, Char- mg ms mscouch

lottetnwn; TD!‘- E , e: Pto. 1.0. Inwis, Bear River,- Pte. OI. Stewart, 0'l.eer.v: Pte. A H. Walton. High Bank.

POLICE COURT - At the City Police Oourt yesterday s. man with possession of wash

suite lo for manufacture of spirits was fined U100 and costs or three mon . A defendant in s Pro- hibition caso was fined $200 and costs or three months. The accus- ed in a theft oese was given 30 days. A drunk was given 10 days.

he had been A i . m but o: Mum m‘ a‘? in! vearant was urther remanded almost insia attack

A ceee of forcible entry was ad- week

journed one

Murchison, District

REV J. M.

Secretary of the Bible Society will conduct service next week as fol- lows: Peters Church, Monday Nov. 5, Harbor North, Presbyterian Churc 0‘ Tuuda. Nov.

Prelb erian Church, Wednesday Nov. 7th. Hartsvllle, Presb tcrian Church Thursday, the 8th. each night at 8 p.m. All are wei- come.

Road Presb terian

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6th, Brookiield,

ervice 11. 3-1!

TIINITY UNITED C l! -'rhe regular service: oi public worship will be conducted in the

church at eleven and seven o'clock. In the morning the minister, Rev. T.E. McLennan, will a eak of the Crusade for Christ an

His Kin - ‘his sug- en." The

om, and in the epenin

lman, and

y the choir: “Im- by Eric Thiman, Solemn Junior meet for rehearsal at the

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afternoon, and

DEATH IN CALIFORNIA — Is.

lend friends will regret to learn 0f t-lh death in Redwood lbw

0min, Sad.

weio Messrs. R y Parks, Iihretti, R.S. . er, JA. Muslim Stayer

tWS-S

at Sen-ta Clara

Call

good , attention of a specialist.

Your

n¢cuw J. Ernest ll. Worth - DIUOGIITS , rarrnm so. n»... a

Rustico, Sunday School, i

.IIOPENING Services of K

flnggsn United. Church will be he d on Sunday, November l. The" will b; special music. Iiev. Lewis M. Murray, minister. 11. 3. 1| WIOID M rlel. Chris- tigrAChurch Bradmigano. Regular

service Sunday 4th at 3 .m. Spe- l tel t. we. ~r.....=~":":...."'..=., f,

_ ln mu. l‘.

ister, Rev. Peter Jackson. Bonlhlw - pa]. . .' Vi t ria szFFit mall's-lugs?’ u? 3H

we‘ . m. M I ° at the close oss oi electing l1. MacVicar, Into

THE UAITIILY X15111‘ of the 135.1. Refill-red urug t:'°°‘i"%“ "3' "‘ "it? ‘J. $2‘

o e . - dafiiflovelnber til. bellllfllflliai:

CAVENDISII UNITED CHURCH —Publlc worshi: S NOV- 41h 11 A.M., Cavendish‘

Glasgow, 7.30 P. vi. ial service on toe ocul 15th anniversary of the openin Stanlel lliijnltédfihureh, eueztctseage- ers w e r n m . Rev. EJ‘. Coffin, lniniator. 11. 371i

MANY HAPPY BTUI-NS-Mr. and Mrs. L. I. J”, It. ing the congratulations of their friends on having cele- busted their 40th wedding anni- versary Thursday, November lst. at home quietly with their iam- Y. -

NORTH BIVII Paetorate, Nov. i. The Sunday Services will be

held follows: Falrvie

North River, S. School 2 .m. Ser- vice 3 p.m. Long Creek, . School 11 a.m. Clyde River, S. School 11 a.m. Service 7.30 gm. This will be a special Than Offering ser- vice under the auspices of the-Wo- mc s Missionary Society. Mrs. Todd will be the speaker and there will be special music. You are cordially invited to all ser- vices of the Lord's Day. Rev. A. E. Todd, minister. 11, 3, 1i

HOUSING CONFERENCE POST- PONED - By reason of the ab- sence of Premier J. Walter Jones

between the Government and the three committees formed at Thurs- day night's City Council meeting, hos been postponed until ‘l o'clock Monday evening. The committees were formed for the pur oee of studying all question lnvo vlng the Ci y's taking over enough build- ings at the local airport to house 150 families requiring shelter.

THE PBESBYTEBIAN OIUICI

vices next IflRYs Day as follows: Hartsville, 1i a.m.; Hunter River. 3 p.m.; Glasgow Road, 7.80 p.m. ‘rhea-e will be a Bible Society meet-

at ield, Wednesday even- ing, Nov. '1, at 7.30. Also a similar meeting at l-‘lartsville, Thursday. Nov. 8. at the some hour. The speaker im- these mid-week services will be the Rev. J.M. Murchison. Donald Nicholson, student minidier.

Y’! MEN'S MEETING — The reeuler meeting of the Summer side Y's Men's Club was held on Thursday evening with the cluo president, Mr. Horses MacFerlane

the chair. Discussion centered on the coming Tuberculosis Seal Sale campaign and the coming cf the Mobile X-ray unit to Bum- merside A committee was ep- pointed to act with respect io the organization of the town in con- nection with this mass x-rev of the people oi SummersidQL-S.

TRINITY Y.P.U. —'Ilhc exeoliive oi Trinity YP.U. met before the regular meetinc which was held in the Social Hall Friday evening. The president conducted a short busin- ess period which was followed by classes o0 Rev. ‘IKE. Molennan, Mr. L.W. w Mr. .w.n Berstiey and m. Ool ww. Reid. Following classes, Mary Tait and Jean Moore led the up in lively recreation. The clos wor- ship service was under the direction oi the Fellowship Oounvenors, Jean Ramsay and Margret MoLennan. ‘ms scripture lesson wee reed by Wilma Watts, who define

offered prayer orn "mendaiup . " meet-

Benediction. ran narrrsr cannon - The

service of Morn! Worship wil be conducted by t e minister the Rev. I. Judson ‘Levy, B11, with

Duty." of the momimz will be Handel's “We Trust in Thee."- ‘rhe Church school meets for Bible Study session at 12 noon, im- mediately following the service oi Mornin Worship. Evening Wor- ship l be conducted at "I RM, by the minister, whose evening sermon will be “Preparin Per The Christ." The Common on of the Lord's Supper will be ob- served at the close oi this service. The anthem of the evening will be Edith Lane's “I Hear Thy Voice." 'l‘i1e music of the dav will be under the cha e oi Mrs. G.

Elliott Full, organ and director o .

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delay. Reed his elllerlonoed ooan- sehblaind, of course, you will want to

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Upper Prince St.

Order of Meetings:

Lord’s Dliy, Sunday School. 10 all. »

' . Lord's Day, Breaking of Brelll. ll In. Lord's Day, Bible Reading, l2 noon. Lord‘: Day, Gospel Muller. 7180 an. Wednesday. Prayer Mailer. 8 r-n.

“Friday Children's Moetinl

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National Temperance Study

Course for Sunday Schools,

SUNDAY“ NOVEMBER 4TH LISBON IV TIIPIIANCI IN Till TEACHING OF JESUS

Iy G00!“ A. Uttle and Thomas

B. MoDormend (Senior)

Monday: Drink and the Golden ltule

Bmliptnn ."Therefore all whatsoever ye would that men

mould do to you, do ye even so

i0 them. 1m‘ this l! the law and

the prophets." Mls.ttheu' '72 l2.

1n a brierfler form this word of

our Lord becomes the familiar

mould never bring sorrow or pain or loss Yo another since we could not pomibly desire such experi-

ences for ourselves: In the light oi talus fact can anyone conscien- tiously use alcoholic drinks himself

or offer than to others?

Tlieueeoiliqtrorisrespomtblein

many instances for

The killing oi innocent people in auto accidents. The wrecking oi home life and

the multiplication of divorces.

of many kinds. , illness and aims-toned ves. The mining oi promising ee- rcere.

Is a motorist who kills a child on the street because oi having had “a drink too ma/ny" practising the Golden Rule towards the Pmrfllts 0i.’ the dead child?

Ia a hush and. who. icecauzse of drink, legiects his family dudes and treats his wife harshly. practising the Golden R/ule toward his wife

it clear

Suoh questions make that "drink and the Golden Rule do nor mix."

Question: How do users of al- cohol break the Golden Rule?

Prayer: Almight God. nude man to know and honour thee end to love and szrve his fel-

lows, deliver thy children from the

use of all that would separate them from thee and iniure thwm in

their relations with others. Amen Tuesday: One of These Little Ones

: But fend (cause to tbm little ones which believe in

whoeo shall of- stumble)

ware better for him that a were drowned sea." Mat»

by an older man to take firs; drink of liquor. Partly the lad broke into a

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"mo your , how much morg shell your Father which is in heaven give will! 90 914m out ask nun "Matthew '1: m

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health. control, prosperity and hsvvlness. ‘These values rive a plus io life, not e minus. it is really the drink habit that is negative. leading to loss oi _ tune, loss of money. loss oi friends,

loss of Job, 10s of character, 10s of Joy loos. of faith. The Christian life is rich end eatisf

Question:

rewards of the Ohriet?

ten courtin-ued to take more. until they lost the dash-e and the poorer to worship God or u, do

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i-low do you any Y8 and No? you give your delusions as tiwumryoumeantitordoyousi-

low others to change your decis- ions

and “push you around?"

The London Daily Mall (Eng- land) has a column called "Hu- man Case Book." A feature writer answers personal problems that readers sennd in to her. The fol- lowing appeared February 2'1, 1946:

. on.

"I am l6 and have made up my mind not to drink, but people make in, very hard for me to refuse. Tfbey kcBp on insisting-and pres- smg and some get soomfui and fl-Ililry 11 I soy, ‘I'm sorry, I'd ra- ther have an orangeade.’ What's the best way to refuse? M."

“Answer?

“ o need to say Tm sorry.‘ You invite them to persuade Y0“ 8011-1111“ B-Dologetlic. All thaws 119098511’! a ‘Than ou-I onl take soft drinks. y y

“If you find yourself crowd which doesn't accept that Without mnkinl a fuss and paiover about it, cut wway irom it

“Thrash a way, very wise old precou on vmie you young peo- Plodnrrtmake ecnoughueeofln these days. and tlust is getting out oi tempts/lion's way.

being proud and glad and ateful for being able to hold on o your

own standards withom, being awk-

ward or Drlflfiiah or intolerant- you are Just the nicest possible

specimen of human being.’

Question: l-low may one refuse mqum‘ courleoilsly but firmly?

Prayer: Eternal God, help me to and stand by imam Amen

Friday: “Full of Life

Scripture: "I am come that they mlsht have life and that they rnlflht have rt more ablmde-rstly." John l0: l0.

Somehow we like "Do" better than "D0111". 'I'he positive makes a. greater appeal to us than the

It so lmppens that sobriety has had negative names st"- teched to it. "Prohibition," ‘Ibe- wifll. "Niel Absunaaw " " ," "On the ," "Puritan," “Kill- joy," in actual experience, how-

negative .

ever. total abstinence has the most

Positive values to offer such as eifidency, safety.

vine. What are some oi the abundant life in

Player: 0 God, Giverofall good,

wle thank thee for the Gift oi Girist

1110i? Mid

3W8]? a Christian needs

no other warning snainst alnoh] than "his mime word from cnngt Himself.

Question: How does liquor mm

Nlisimu experience?

Prayer: O Father of our mm

"Id QHVIWG. Jesus Christ. wha-tse. 23"."

says for m to do, may we Amen,_

QUESTIONS ion 1. How‘ do users of sl-

Quest eohol break the Golden Rule?

Value 10 marks

liquor courwously but firmly?

IIQ IV.NO

icrnoon makillll s. sumo hook? to

noon in late summer. in "W" W‘- {gee bvy the lake.

coming over with their mother and dad, ii the rain “eased up l. little" a; Jean put it.

pings iocr the chiidrfn. sors and paste were reeds.

“Bob and Betty may not owns."

to see how this the first page."

you if .

7 Mm B‘ name)

"File-id Marshal Sir Bcmarddssw Montgomery."

“Monty” for short," laughed Jea

l what made him so smart," said ‘Ii you can hit the knack of Dad

that," laughed Mother.

they lived in Tasmania," said Jean. “That like Uncle Tom. I suppose though more like a general oi mixustcrs, eh?"

ister too, and a great worlssr," said Mother. pm that clipping in.”

pray," said Jean.

remembered brcaicf

always when meshing to his men. Listen to this," and she mad:

where it is due. It is God who will give us the Victory.”

and

let us so forward to Victory, “Peace on earth, good will to men." "mt," he sa-ld, fighting for.”

when on The desert, but he had a shelf of books which contained a Bible, and the lives oi some great men."

says thntwhmhewasaboy he waswswchinx a o1

trailsn soldiers. He said to his motherfllsmgoimaiobeaszrld- ierandifismagoodeoldierper- hops some day I shell have an

lust to keen ready for the hard yobs ahead." said Dad

he read a clipping. ."Listen " he said "Monty likes badges. He alWa/ys liked to get a band“ from each regiment he visit- slouch hat or o beret and all his badges for a picture to be taken. Se; them have?"

100k

said Dad. even when things were not going so well. ‘Phat made those around hiréhieel better and more ooniid- en

Fhther in heaven would help to bring his fox-cu end all ou- Allies

Question 2. Bow may one Nil“

Value 10 marks. JUNIOR VIBE A GREAT COMMANDER, By Pearl Griffin

Did you over wend a rein)’ ai-

‘Ihat is what Jlwk and Jet-H

do, one ztite -

C0usins Bob and Betti’ W"?

Mother and Dad had saved ol-iP- The sols

“Do let's get at it." said Jefln.

"Yes," said Jack, "I am anxious pmure will 100k on .

‘head-

quite "Isn't he great?" said Jean’; "I