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ANGLO IUITICO W. I.

The March meeting of Anglo W.l.. met at the home of

The meeting opened with the

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Rechfard Square Mrs. Allison amass. s.a.c.u.. li1un"hiu:iiaw'si.io"ti.m:n": ""0"" 0" ad? Dilvctw members. The sum of run mi.

The Reverend Cues G. I. Mettatt s.

-r'- Rector 53,- TI: Reverend .- .0"?! Mill ' Dflllilst and Chair Dilletar lliss Susanne Brenton Lie-Mus ff" 1-sue SUNDAY ----r.ae a.m. Imam Y c"! am. Holy luoharist -' as us. Church School (0-11). 11 am. Choral Bnehnrist -:-s-11 e.m. church School (under 0.) . "I pm. Bvensong. separate notice for Holy . aek Services,

Luna BAPTIST cannon "Eraer Prince and Fitsrey Struts

Minister - Rev. Harold Mitten.

. .. . . '. nnist and Choir Director - 15' ystea F. Mugfosd, A.R.C.0. a.m. Morning Worship. Forgiveness Right?" Anthem: ”The Way To Jerusa- lem" - Maunder. 12 noon Church School 7 p.1n. Evening Worship. "The First Word From The ' Cross". Double Male Quartet. Anthem: "Bow Down Thine Ear ' 0 Lord”. Mnunder Male Eight: "Were Yoli There"

You are Welcome. DRESBYTERIAN

THE KIRK OF S. JAME

Minister The Reverend T. H. B. Semen. M

. ., s.'r. . Miss E. Lillian Mclfensia

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Mus. 11., F.M.C.M.. organist and Director oi the Choirs.

10.00 a.ns. Church School Family Hear. E"

Henderson lulu-rs. laser- leocui union: the e m I' 5! Archer

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Scrnlsron:-"He Took. it Upon

Solo: "The Palms" -Prong. V313” k' nu-is;

. .m. Warshl Youth Service - Youth A Your People's Panel span

150 Illilect: "Christin Youth and Amusements" -.. "Why cnvt 1 Do It?"

Girls Double .Duet:. Misses: Kathryn Beck. zoenn Jordon, Mary Vessey and Marie Russell.

Vocal Duet: Boone and Beck Jordon.

The Young People will conduct the service.

Central Christian Church cor- dially invites you to the services oi the Lord's day.

S. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH I

The Parish Church

E tabllshed 1700 by Royal

Foundation The Reverend Canon J. T. Ihbott. Rector

Organist and Choir Director:

- Mrs: V. L. Disgweil

0.30 Holy Communion '10.00 Sunday School 11.00 Holy Communion. Anthem. Lord Christ: "When first Then cam'st to man." 5.00 Evcnsong. Subject: "The Cross My Victory." Hymn-Anthem - 700. A

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10 ans. Church School 11 a.m, Palm Sunday Worship ' and Sermon: "What A Belief It Would Be If We Did Not Have To Confront Him!" Anthem: Seek Ya The Lord. - loberts. I p.n:. Palm Sunday Vespers and lermm: "For Eyes to See Him t and a Heart to Understand!" Hymn-Anthem: The Lord's My Shepherd. (Tune. Crimond. with 0 decent) Girls' and Boy's Choirs.

Visitor! Happily Welcome. ZION PRESBYTEIIIAN - -' CHURCH '

Cor.-Prince and Grafton" ts. , The Reverend W. Harold Brows. M.A.. Minister Rev. E. C. Evans (visiting 'Minister)

Mr. Gordon White (organist pro - iem.)

c-10 a.In. Adult Bible Clam

10 am; The Church school "" a.m. -Nursery School.

11 a.m. Divine "' ”

Holy Communion.

0.00 Calvin Church - Mermaid.

l p.m. Divine Worship

Sermon: "Power To Become".

Anthem:

"Come ye yourselves apart - and rest awhile." '

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Minister: Reverend A. Frank Macl.ean.

B.A.. Assistant Minister Rev'd G. Howard Christie. B A

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George A. Thompson, F.R.C.0. (CHM) A.R.C.M.

10.00 Senior Church School

11.00 Primary.and Beginners

11.00 a.m. Palm Sunday Ser- vices,

Sermon: "Sovereign Rights - Rev'd Mr. Christie. ..

Anthem: Ride on! Ride on! (J. P. Scott)

(Soloist. George W. Johnson)

2.00 p.m. Junior Communlcnnta' Class.

7.00 p.m. Divine Worship.

Reception oi Junior Members

Sermon: Is It. God Give Me or God Make Me? -Rev'd Mr. Mac- Lean. ' '-Solo: The Pahns (J, Fnllrel -Pauline Fear

Hymn-Anthem: 0. Sacred Head. low wounded.

Adult Communlcants' Class in Itudy. immediately following worship service.

'You are invited to worship God

' ” Choir. A eerdial welcome 00 visitors

THE SALVATION ARMY

Great George Street "HOME OF EVANGELISM"

SATURDAY

7,00 p.m. Open Air Sonics.

I0!00 p.m. Prayer and Praise Ser- vce.

BONITA! IIBVICBS

10.00 a.m. Prayer Meeting.

11.00 a.m. Eolinam lo

2.00 p.rn. Directory Meeting. 0.00 p.m. Sunday School Bible Class. I-0.00 p.m. Young Peoples Meet-

g. 0.00 p.m. open Air Sonics. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service

Sunday will be Palm Sunday.

Special Services conducted by BB. Major and Mrs. W. R. Stanley.

UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

07 Elm Avenue Rev. Quincy Stairs, Pastor. Phone 0070

Services 10 s.m. Sunday School

a. eson presented a paper on.

"Growth of Social Services in Can- ada from Confederation to present day." Meeting than adjourned and a

was realized from this sale. Pieced quilt squares we passed in by the members. and rs. Ro-

theiquiilt SI nv ted the Bee to her home. decided to collect from trict for the new Doctor. Stevenson and Mr. Stew- were appointed to ting. Reports were heard from the mrnitteea and new committees lppointed as follows: School. Miss Jean Chandler; sick. Mrs. E. Bul- men and Mrs. C. '1' be; pro. gramme. Mrs. D. A derson and . 1. Crsswell; lunch. Mrs. S. Parkman and Mrs. E. Roiiings. g Mrs. Exton Bulman invited the April meeting to her hom ; roll call to be answered with a ouse- cleantng Hint. , The meeting was brought to a close by singing the Queen. Mrs. Reid Stevenson put on an advertising contest. Lunch was served by the committee in charge, assisted by the hostess.

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CLYDE RIVER W. I.

The March meeting of Clyde River W. I. met at the home of Mrs. R. D. Matheson. on Monday evening. March 7th. with nine members and one visitor present. In the absence of the president. Mrs. R. D. Matheson presided. The meeting opened with repeat- ing. "Ode." followed by "Collect."

Due to the absence of the secre- tary there were no minutes or wuespondence presented to the meeting.

The oleo capsules were all dis- tributed among the members. A bill for articles for school. amount- ing to 01.05 was presented and mid and school committee was instructed to purchase paper cups.

Mrs. Watson Livingston invited the members to her home for April meeting; roll call will be answered by, "A Housecleaning Hint." Mrs. R. D. Matheson and Mrs. Dixon were appointed to be in charge of next month's program. which will consist oi arranging a model living room and.a question box pertain- ing to all phases of W. 1. work.

Cake, Mrs. Thomas MacKinnon and Mrs. John Gillespie; send- wichel. Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Beg Macl(innon.

Collection for evening amounted to 01.10. following this, Mrs. Math-

delicious lunch was served.

EASTER AT BIBI E HOUSE

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ll n.IIt. Worship g Praise, 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Meeting. You are very welcome to these meetings.

"God so loved the world. He. did something about it and Bel wants us to tell every creature, This is the Gospel".

GOSPEL HALL

Upper Prince St. ORDER OF MEETING! Lord's Day-

10.00 n.m. Sunday School. 11.00 Breaking of Brand

7.00 pm. Gospel meeting

The wages oi sin is death but the gift oi God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Rom. 0:20.

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KITCHENEB. Ont. (CP) - The Kitchener Young Men's Club will build apartment house units to rent from between 025 and 080 a month for elderly couples on pen- sions or little financial means. President Len Croth said Friday the club also plans to build several smaller single residents for s in- sters and single men to rent as ow as 019 a month. "We may go to the public to raise the 010.000 down

in Trinity Church.

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AWEDNESDAY AND usunpv -rnuasmv: 1:10 s.m.. 1:0: s.m.. 0:!) s.m.. 0:!) p.m.. 1:00 p.m. ' T000110, 0gRm":'ittuss' e Lita ( id) ' , : s.rn.: an n as . I" 11:00 em.:- Astrcommunlon. Syermon and the Reproaehas. 7:00 p. .2 Dvanaong Sermon. nssrna smut (is cued) . Me and ' 'I:N p.m.: K . . Addresses If from Monday to Friday wll be based on the Thisisiatrns mdwnthyofailtnaotohsraestvad that Christ Jesus came world to save . Olevions-ofthWIlIl. IyQl0roseandPrecloua aloodburecleernedm:mvemaadheipm.welIumbbhO- leech. mo. 0 Love. ,- g L I W

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Easter Cards. Holy Bibles. New Testaments. Books of Praise. Prayer Books. Devotional Books. Missionary Books. Children's Books. Mottoes. Translations. Coneordances.

Call in today. and look over Bible House stock. Hours open: 1 to 5:00 daily. Wednesday 10 to 12 o'clock.

BIBLE HOUSE Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy St. - Phone 0001

Lunch committee as follows: - 11

,He has gone upon a journey

City and

IOY'I TAX!-Dis) 3-HO. CIAIWILL la Iettt Photo- sreahs

IILVIITONI T. V. CIT! now in stock. Stmveoor-Sears Ltd.

cnnsrnnstsnos - in rich vel- ours. Special price. Toomhs llusic Stars

guys You: au.vsn.'roNn 1'. v. installed today. 022 810.00 down. Slmpaons--Soars L

"WITRIAT Till SICK WELL” ..Gigg'ez;le Pharmacy. wan eve my ' -0 o'clock

IYANIZE WHITE ENAMEL - you yellowing. Highest quality. Toombs Music Store.

RECEIVE FRIDAY. April 22. for Little Theatre semi - formal dance at the Clover Club.

BRIDAL MILLINERY. Person- al nttention for bridal parties at iii Style Miilinery.

- V 1 S 1 '1' III-STYLE Mllltnery. Great George Street. New styles in all the new colors arriving daily. 1

HEAR MR. .1: RUSSELL DRIE- COLL. Third Queens Conservative candidate, speak over CFCY Prov- incial Affairs Broadcast. Saturday. April 2nd. at 7.15.

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.' Services April 0rd. Chailottetown 11 e. m. and 7 p. in. Sunday School 10 a. m. Rev. J. H. Bishop, Min- later.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Sunday. AP!" 31'0- New Glasgow. Sunday School 10.00 a. m. Pieaching 11.00 a. m. Cav- endish Baptist Church. Preaching 3 p. m. Topic "The Unpardonable Sin." Preacher. Bylifd Thurber-

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services Sunday are as follows: Princetown Road 11 a. m. Glasgow Road no service. High- fleld 0 p. m. Winsloe North 7.30 p. m. Rev. Heber H. Hardy. Min- ister.

MILTON-RUSTICO PARISH. - Rector. Rev. A. E. Piercey. Ser- vices for Sunday. April 3rd. are: St. John's, Milton. 11.00 a. in. Holy Communion and Sermon. 7.30 p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. St. Marks. Rustico. 2.30 p. rn. Evening Prayer and Sermon. "Come and bring the whole fam-

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In Memoriam

In loving memory of Pte. J. W. Folland, who departed this life In Newfoundland. April 0rd. 1943-

Down a road that's calm and peaceful. Guided by God's knowing hand

To a distant brighter lnnd.

And although our hearts are heavy With the sorrow we must bear. But it helps to bring us comfort, Knowing he H happy there.

Do not ask us if we miss him oh! there's such a vacant place Oftimes we think we hear his foot-

steps. And see his smiling face.

Ever Remembered by Father. Mother. Sisters and Brothers. Wile and Family.

In loving memory of our Father. Mr. Donald Smith. who passed away April 0nd. 1054.

The rolling stream of life goes on But still the empty Bllllf Reminds us of the face

of one who once set there.

God saw the road was getting rough.

And the bills were hard to climb

So He closed hiss weary eyelids"

And whispered "Peace be thin!-

Lovingiy Remembered by Danish-

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Central

ARRIVING DAILY new Spring Dresses. ltauaady's Ladies' Wear

"YOU! DOLLAI BUYS Mon! --at the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

NEW RECORDS by scotty Fitz- Gsrald Don Messer and all popular hi . Toomba Music Store.

PENTECOITAL CHURCH OF THE All over CFCY Saturday 1!) p. in. Q. R. Stairs. Speaker.

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raisins. All this rveeliyat Sgeigli-til Bakeries.

WELLNERJI run: A s r r: ai HALE Qldl tonight. Don't migg this opportunity for savings on many gift items.

YOU'LL LOVE our flakey pies

llllllch Rich. delicious. Choose oner at Stewart Bakeries today.

FINAL DAY of our Pre-Easter .Sale. The response has been won- derful. but there are still many, many fine bargains. Shop today and tonight at W. W. Weliner's.

Former Grcndview Couple Honoured

An event of interest to residents ,of Grsndviaw and Vicinity took :place on Wednesday evening. March 00rd. at Concord. Mnsa.. when upwards d forty relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robert MncPhea, formerly of Grandview.

. E. I.. gathered at their home to tender them a housewarming.

Although taken completely by surprise. the genial host and hos- tess welcomed their guests as they continued to arrived in twoa and threes from the nearby towns and cities. By nine-thirty the spacious living-room buzzed with friendly conversation.

At about ten-thirty Miss Edith MacPherson of,Allston. announced the purpose of the gathering - to welcome Mr. and Mrs. MacPhee to their new home in Concord - and opened the gifts which consist- ed of linens. silverware. aluminum ware. electric equipment, etc. Miss Florena MacPhee read the accompanying verses.

Robert. a few well-chosen words thanked all present for their gifts and thoughtfulness and invit- ed them to come again at any time to visit. "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows" was then sung. fol- lowed by a hearty sing-song in which everyone joined.

BANANA LAYER CAKE. with the flavor that only real bananas can give. Please everyone at din- ner with this tantalizing flavored dessert. Special today at Stewart Bakeries.

PRESBYTERIAN C h u r c h Canada. Central Parish. next Lordls D ay as follows: Churchill ll a.m.; Canoe Cove ii pm.. Sunday school 2 p.m.; Clyde River 7:80 p.m.. roads permitting. Rev. Donald Nicholson. minister.

QUEEN SCOUT AT CENTRA- LIA - Leroy Wood, son of Flight Sergeant and Mrs. H. W. Wood, and formerly at Charlottetown, recently received scouting's high- est grade award. the Queen's Scout certificate. He is the first Scout to receive this award at Ceniralia, Ont.

NAMES REVERSED - In the report of the Liberal nominating convention for Third Queens. held on March 29, the names of the mover and seconder of the nom- ination of Mr. Russell Clark were reversed. Mr. Bernard Barrett was mover and Mr. Harry Mac-

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A delicious lunch was served by the ladies. after which all depart- ed for their respective homes. hav- ing enjoyed a delightful evening. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Les Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Pe- ier MacPhee. Miss Ruth MacPhee. and Mrs. Angus MacPhetson, all of Allston; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepson and Miss Edith MacPher- son of Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Bo bert Bibeau of Cambridge; Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacPherson. Miss Elaine MacPherson. Mr. Dick Tiltun, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mareni, Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Lean. Mr. John MacBelh of Quincy; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac- Dougall, and Mrs. W. K. Macbeod of Westwood: Mrs. Hugh Martin and Miss Florence MacPhee of Needham; Misses Marion Mac- Dougali, Amelia MacDonald, Mary Court and Messrs. James Brock, Robert Kennedy, Bill Reynolds and John Ferguson of Medfield.

Strange But True

By I. ll. MacArthur

Lauchlan seconder.

I To FOREIGN sxcnsivcnl DEPT. -- Mr. P. J. Rossiter. who had been on the staaf of the Royal Bank of Canada in Dartmouth. N. S.. spent the week-end at his home in Charlottetown. prior to leaving for Montreal where he hu been transferred to the For- eign Exchnnge Department of the bank's head office,

LEGION AUXILIARY - The regular meeting of the Ladle s' A u x i l i a r y of the Summerside Branch of the Canadian Legion was held on Tuesday evening in the Hall. with the president. Mrs. Stephen Glllis, in the chair. Fol- lowing one minutes silence, rou- tine business was conducted. A report was given of a number of get-well cards and flowers sent to the sick and shuts-ins. The Ways and Means Commltine announced that plans were made to sponsor a play to be presented in the near future. It was decided to make a donation to the Red Cross Cam- paign, also to send parcels to the boys overseas. Mrs. John Watson was appointed convener of the gift parcels. Mrs. Frederic French was welcomed as a new member. Re- freshments were served by the committees in charge.

Personals

Mrs. Arthur Baiiem. School St., has entered the P. E. 1. Hospital.

Mr. Wilfred Hogan. .lr.. of Moral! East. has entered the Charlotte- town Hospital for treatment.

Miss Doria Jenkins and Miss Marion MacFarlnne. graduate nurses of the P. E. 1. Hospital. left Saturday, March 20. to take up positions in the Port Arthur

tors Dolly. Katy, Jessie. Mary. Ssmerviile. Mass.

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Wood Floors, Pasta Wes-and Paste Was only-

Wax are readily with CHOIC- WHY l'IAWII' PASTI WAX?

HAWES' PAEPI WAX sapsmtn . research in the rnamxfacture of Quail 'Carnauba content at Hawes' Paste

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The canyon of copper. previously in 1950 known only to the Indians of New Mexico. is deeper than the grand canyon of Colorado.

in this strange. lonely region mysteries still beckon explorers. and treasure seekers.

Here Dr. Matthew Sterling of the National Geographic Society discovered large quantities of jade, huge stonebeads and the earliest dated work of man in the New World.

Since World War 11, all of Cen- tral America and almost half of Mexico were photographed from the air.

Pilots who flew over these wastes looked down on the ruins of ancient Indian civilizations. In a matter of minutes they took pictures and ac- complished feats of mapping that would require years of leg work before the advent of the modern plane. All areas are shown in their true proportions. something that has never before been achieved by man.

Invites Briefs On Lake Shipping

OTTAWA, ICP) - A royal com- mission named to inquire into- coastal and Great Lakes shipping on Thursday invited anyone inter- ested in these questions to make written submissions by April 30. The announcement said Hie ihr .; member commission. headed by Mr. Justice w. F. Spence of Ontario. will hold public hear- ings at various places later. Dates- and places will be announced later.

Other members of the commis- sion are W. N. Wickwlre of Hall-

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1st and 0rd St. Peter's Co. At the regular meeting of 1st and 3rd St. Peter's Judy Dewar was anroled by Mrs. Smith, Field

secretary. After the enrolment, Mrs. Armstrong put the girl's through some drills, they looked very smart. This company under Mrs. Fudge are working hard on their badge and test work.

Royalty Brownies

Miss Epheginia Arsanault and Mrs. Smith visited a Pack of smiling Brownies Wednesday sf- tornoon, the 1st Royalty Pack. They were met at the door and escorted in by the Brownies with Mrs. Younker. Brown Owl. The following little Brownies were then enroled: Candy Livingston, Jean Kenny, Beverly Maclnnis and Cathy Ayers.

After the enrolment it became a hive of activity. test passing games. songs and stories. Miss Arsennult spoke to the girls. re- minding them of their promise

nde at their enrolment and gave t em good advise about how a Brownie can help to make their Pack the very best Pack.

Lanes

Mrs. Osborne. Lone Commiss- ioner reports four more new Guides. Gail and Lillian Powell R. B. 1 St. Peters, Carol McLaine, Mldgeil. Judy Latter Mldgeil. Patsy Peters, Mldgeil and Hel-

ene Dingwell Mldgeil have been enroled. Our Guide family is really growing.