JULY 7. 1952 ,,,V

lkeiigioouond Life

; ny Very Rev. George 0. PM eon, D.D., LL.D. I

First Moderator of

THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL REFORMS i

in , , ' in azine 3: 1'must":.ffirm:d that the zliurch height of her prosperity. but "byrllassed" in the lssder- Amos pointed a. finger of scorn It pens in one part of "Our Island"

is beint

.hip or certain social reforms.

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Strange But True

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only those that live in a. small island know the charm of Island life. In a small island there is much neighbourly feeling and a growing friendship that make its ihabitants akin. Whatever hap-

Northern Israel was then at the

llllll-W00 in W6 WW0 "ll! W1" is the concern of all other parts

This is s. charii9 dun leveued mpmm in "nilolm , 0"9m0lll95- for it is "Our Island" to each and Ighingt the church. and is some- and pronounced Gods Judgment every oh, 0; u,. limes merited. Particularly is it on those who offered sacrifices as Th. win" on of today mm, iustifisd when the church fails to a substitute for justice. The re- hug . "mu chhpm. in the humor, "huody her own ideals in action. presentative of the prophets at of --our mmdn he " pm”, Ed, "New occasions teach new duties: court had Amos silenced. and then wudi C.” Brawn or ,3, "my time makes ancient good un- he committed his message to writ- E,-1,. we mum, 100; go mm mm, mum," Too often Christian men ing to the benefit of all genera- my much that 1, ihtuuuhg mm mi :0 use that. a change in social tions. The religious leaders re- worth ,-ec,,,dihg' and no wand in conditions calla for a. new inter- caznlzcd 3'' '-ll” '-""9 by "ml the world contains a more interest-

pretation of ' the teachings

of were certainly "by-passed" on i hit . 1 h ,1 , Jesus and the prophets, which will those issues. M 5 cry or u so u 0 mu

est to naturalists as the Garden

have a new bearing on the issues Jeremiah. inspired of God, if 0; gh. gnu. 3.1,", you Wm mm of a new day. Then others 91159 MY Will W" WM llllllld hilllull many kinds of life that constitutes in battle for ideals which the opposed at every turn by the f0- the beauty and wonder of nature.

church has failed to recognize.

cosnlzed prophets of his tlmh Jacques Cartier. first white man

A far more serious situation Jesus chose the founders of His to he”, he, ghoi-,5 oh thug; beuuii.

Tl-lEhGUARDIAN. BENTRAL GUARDIAN

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Literature And Life

By IOOKMAN

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The Democracy of Streets

Is there anything more demo- cratic than the street? All ranks and classes have a right to it, and you can see great variety there -- rich and poor there;. the well-clad and those in rags; the king and his humblest subject may be travellers on the same street: Wordsworth pictures the Old Cumberland beggar sitting down by the roadside to examine what kind friends had given, and how the birds hopped about picking up the crumbs that fell from his shaky hands.

Moreover, in Democracy personality is held sacred. so that the pedestr' n is afforded a de- gree of protection. The long white line running through the road is for the protection of the average

llrackley llnlteli church social V

A large number of the people of the Brackiey cantfceation of the United Church gathered in the

llvfanse at York on the evening of

June 20th for a. social evening with the minister and his wife, Rev. John and Mrs. Douglas.

A heart warming friendliness marked the occasion and after s. time of merry conversation. Rev. and Mrs. Douglas were shooed out to the kitchen. When they were es- corted bsck again by Myra Prowse and Keith Cudmore, two gifts had been prepared for presentation - a Kenwood blanket for Mrs. Douglas and a. tartan motoring rug for Mr. Douglas.

Messrs. Guy Rodd and smith MacFarianeV spoke. in presenting these 811". or the regret of the

Brackley congregation concerning

the departure of Rev. and Mrs. Douglas. Rev. Douglas. in thanking the

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DONEGAL TWEED sl-"T5 19' man, bidding the driver of a car people for me” mvell" practical

mm when the leaders of organ- church from -mom: the common ful afternoon of June an, 1534. men. smut. c,,io,,,,,,1, ,,.,,,,b1,, .0 km to mg mg. mm" mm gms. spoke of the friendly fellow-

" . d" b l and as opposed a if sent , gs: sgieliigiog gig: hyuiiatslss hwy pgophz. Cmuwby chm pm?” and Ip!i':l:epl(l)ktehaaIna;idl&ltl;r8l:'x1:leK ot1er;xA5e- 557.50 at Jack Cameron s. . schools or playgrounds where ship he and. Mrs. Dougas had al- T ' children are likely to be signs in- WV” mloyed 1" E” me” 559”c”" P DONEGAL TWEED Sport Suits dicgie ihhi; hiowh-,3 up 1, w he tions with the Erackiey people, a -

penecl mogetogen tlifni we br::,i!iyl.le& Pharisees. . . stately fggcsig. lhsh meadows, wilg e mos a a corn w err es, arse an

lIil;:sd)gre)pfor his own time, and n. The same "by-passing" of reli- aha; hm... H, .1” I:,i,m3',,d me 35''-50- The Imlriehh most c0l0ul'- taken as s precaution. fellowship they would long remem- is as "living and active" today as gious' leaders has gone on ever heave, and iigheg unlimited, and ml "ma durable 5"” ”" "h? m”' . ' ' ' hers it was when first delivered. Yct since. Who represented Christ th, bird, of mhhy him”. Th, mid. kit ic0d9-Y W -T393 Camcmll 9- Again while town-planning calls Durllli the sins-song that follow- he said when challenged: "I am more truly in the 11th centui1'- headed CW1" W9" 90mm9n "hem 9 CW - for a, cg;-min kind of home to hc ed. with Mrs. Earle Clarke at the no prophet nor am I one of the John Bunyan, the tinker of Bcd- .0 Wu mg whim, or mpcow, S FEDUT-El); FLIGHTS daily built in a certain area, yet you piano. the lights went out but me ions of the prophets: but I was a ford, an author of The Pil-, when were .150 day ma beam to summersiuu and Moncton.wi11 rim-1 smhii house, and gragt lampiighi. even added to the occas- herdsman and a. dresser of ayca- grime P gross or the churchmen But, mods,-h iii. ha, changed Phone Maritime Central Airways Castle; on ghc mm, 3,,” ,1.-leg ion.

more trees: and the Lord took me who connived at his imPl”l””' much 01' the picture in the gurdgn Limited, 2061 or 540. This is democracy in action. It A very generous lunch, provided from the flock. and the I-Old Bald melli” Tm! Wl'liv0l' W33 Sllhrtled of the gulf. as it has done in 15 true however, that certain by the ladies, was served. and with

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unto me: '00. lJl'0DhB!l' UN0 my 10 hell? I lcadinz 3393159 llymllll other places in the world. Never-

. .. people Israel . .

say at the Amsberdun Conference theleas, nature is still more un- in 1948: "Do you people not know spoiled and alive in this province

There were schools of the pro- ihlt Charles H. SDHPKBDH WIS than anywhere else in Canada save phets in those days, and they dat- never ordained in the way you ih, ho,-ghihhd, whim, 35 yeg, 1-.3. ed back at least to the rest understand ordination?" Yet spur- main, 1..-geiy uhdeveioped, i-jiijgh, but these recognized ead- geon was the greatest preacher of . . ,

era failed to discern the will

God in the conditions of their of all ages. Nor can we forget

of his age and one of the greatest

History has been most kind to

this sea-girt Isle. when Indian me. c:.m.:hl: .:2:u.z..::”.::: 3I.ii..B;..?'.2i?.23l..."e'. i..L”:?:.?: mm on file mtelironegs: thgt crowded the dards of our schools. Yet his spiri- h”m3" 59”?” were bemg lined

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from the heads of guilty and in- nocent alike. Minegoo laved by No doubt it 15 migic when m, the waves and sheltered by the church 1. --by,pu,edn in mo,” encircling shore. slept in peace. and social leadership but the roa- P"hW5 the graate” 5mg” m we son ml. this 1. usuhuy that me Island's fair name was the de- 1. being ..bygpa”ed.. by the Divine portation of the French settlers. spirit. The first duty of the church 9- PeWll"l- .l'l0”"l5lVe Pe”ll1'3 ill” of Cmm is to pmsem Chm; to with the Mlcmacs had kept their mm” men as saviour and LOHL hands free of blood. and the con- Lndenmp in muucal mm" is sequent treatment they received important. but it is the effect of at the ham!” M "l9 Engmhr her religion rather than its cause m '13" 3”” b5'- mm w”"- Kan -the fruit rather than the root and Wihm” W” m"l"e””y V '3 of the treeiof life. The Bible vhly mod Dill” llllefflilrlelll "'9 from Genesis to Revelation re- Em” w mm” by' The 1 "fly mm” presents God as seeking entrance 53”” "'9 W”! n" We” may to the lives of men. Their sin is 9V” "Wdc 5”” gm" 1”” am hateful in the eyes of God who is 1” between T! '33 11" 593:9 Cf” right and good, but in His grace, Where pew!” tve Efag I 9 zhmm God offers then forgiveness and "ley We” M Mme" n 9” puts the power of His Holy Spirit day” 151"” mm walked many

at the command of their faith to mll” ml? flllyl 50"” "ell P”? strengthen them in dam, Hm tested that loads and horse-diav.n

Wm carts would make future genera-

" s a a tions soft. Thigse wer;e hard ldayfi

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periods of depression, saw, his for- me" utlggdv 19:5? "f1 :15 much '3

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ment and wrote: "If it had not and 'l0hVehlehm-

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ii”-J"l? ?fef'-”h ;:.'::: .r.'r.-:::. .33. ll.:.: ill? Mk" ”I H3”: ”G”d m able "3 of native land bums deep within mu” '11 3"” "mmd unto Wm their hearts and even from the ill” W” 'l”"l'”- "M"? A” 5"” far-flun paid or the earth they ficiency in all things. may abound trek bagk to the scenes of men. :Ak?&'n-"V”'f'g')3oOd wan, (GI Conn" childhood, be it sooner or later. Wm" tn” church hm w prmnc sursnomn: raefttfi-n suldlrliier urlhd lElOrI?Isi'.: ahrm” the Rue" 5”" Ox Owl ta return after many years absence men in the” Mpecut me Wm like John MacDougal of New 5'"'ly 1” "by"p””d" md her Haven who came back to end his prwmg” tmmfumd w "mu" do a in his native hearth after Then Christ is Lord of all-lit- my meme 0, smmwo mm "my "mm M Km" "m 1'"d M We can picture many thousands L”'d”'" Me" my lnw" "T day f imi rants since John Mac- His authority; nevertheless they am dale” the province 62 years are subject to His laws. It is still an In their farewells to low true that God has fixed a clay in :g”'omz fnd mums and vow,” which He will Judge the world in that the would cD'me again to ”5h"e”"Em” by the mm whum He renew oild acquaintances and to h” ”p”mmdl Wm" mu 0” revisit the familiar scenes of their world will look like when judged chudhood That 1. Wmt we mu bylChriat'a standards is hard to love 0. cbumry. l;.';:5l";iu:gg uixgffuslge x::e;:I'tcr:?;: A person can make friends with Loreol lo men in this light and her 3'? Place” ",3 ”,f””3”,,e,””f,P:f,' ' u no one w o as e v awnd pun”; mtugr aegvhgled 35' an island life can find a home pf" 5 gfh ; T; m E y quite so enchanting or more dear Mm W C ' 3 Drum to his heart than the one in "the Island." It must ever remain part of themselves. Whether one drifts away - or whether one comes back, as the feet tred once more on the quiet. friendly land Grade X-1. Mary Hunter. know so well. every passing scene Grade VIII-1. Shirley Green recalls to mind those lines from Grads VII-1. Margaret Crafery my own poem: J,f,f,'1”d,;aX:;;1.l ,f"f.glff,l'M1:li3,”gw,j There's a little bit of Heaven made Grad. W4! 3:” Cram... 2, For rapture. love and song. M. Mauhuhx 3 no”, C0,". Where the land lies deep in beauty 1"" J , All the dreamy summer long. i Kgrzalga III Sr.-1. Joseph Mac 33:. '3 IE1; gt i:I"'m”eM:;';"' :3" ' Gr;;,,gr.;;-,,g;--o- i::2.i;".:.:..":: ::.:i::':.-.'r "1 Crud! I Sf--L MW” M3” When the spring with dewy fingers Kenzle. , Decks the sod in garlands gay. Grad! I -71'--L 1-0l'"' Cm" ll" And the fragrant wayside blossoms Hilheit lVel'0lQ- 5lll"9Y.Gl"9"' scent the breeze in merry May: 9195: Maflbrle R”? 91hr KW Oh, it's then I long to wonder to

BALTIC SCHOOL

Honor roll for June:-

IIELIVER YOUR WOOL to the wool grading station. Charlotte- town. before the closing date. July 15th.

ALL CATTLE exhibited at the Charlottetown Exhibition must be tested, within 60 days for Bangs Disease. Apply to Dominion Dept. of Agriculture, Charlottetown.

POWNAL INDUCTION. The in- duction of Rev. T. R. Goudge into the Pownal Pastoral Charge will take place Tuesday evening, July 8 at eight o'clock, in the Pownul United Church.

ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacNeiil, St. Catherines an- nounce the engagcment of their oldest daughter Myrtle Shirley,-to Charles Victor. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacNevin. Canoe Cove. Wedding to take place Saturday, August 16.

NAMES OMITTED - In the re- port published Friday of the 92nd anniversary of Zion Presbyterian Church, City, it was mentioned that there had been only ten in- ducted ministers at Zion. The names of two of the ten were omit- ted. They were Rev. David Suth- erland, whose daughter is Mrs. Cruikshank, wife of Mr. W.R. Cruikshank, manager of the Royal Bank here. and Rev. D.B. Moc- Leod.

-Ollersonais

Mrs. Bruce Wood of Boston. formerly of Charlottetown is vis- iting on the Island.

Mr. William Buchanan of Elm- wood'. Bonshaw, P. E. I. has left on a trip through the States and Western Canada by car.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scott left Saturday morning for Read- ing, Mass, after is very enjoyable vacation on P. E. I. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard Stewart. Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott of Reading. Mass, spent the past week visiting relatives and friends on P. E. I. They were ille guests of Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Munro, Eusion Street. Char- loltetown.

Mrs. Frances Hull Tralnor of Toronto, who is revisiting the Is- land, was ihe guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. V. Leigh Dingwell. She is visiting in Montague this week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beer, and later will be the guest of Col. Keith Rogers and Mrs. Rogers.

MEXICO CITY, July 6 - (AP) - Jose Ruben'Romero, 52, one of Mexico's best known writers. died I'll-iday of a. heart attack. Romero held diplomatic posts in Spain, Brazil and Cuba.

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streets become a mewhat desert- ed and the city ushes its way firmer Out. as the noise and rush of business interferes with domes- tic quiet. There is a certain free- dom about democracy and it is found thus. Charles Dickens was one of the most demorcatic of writers and he found a great deal of his material in the streets of London. So did Harold Begbie the material for his book about broken earthenware, or twice born men. The streets of large cities abound in such material.

Streets are fricndy things. and yet the man who has been brought up in the country often longs for to set his feet on the path that led to the spring, or to the woods where he used to snare rabbits in days long gone by.

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Shop windows in towns and cities are often a great attraction. John Bunyan has his Vanity Fair, which is Just his picture of the World. and it has its attractive streets each exhibiting the wares of the country to which it be- longs. Here is the British How, the French Row. the Italian Row and the German Row. where varieties are to be found.

The world knows how to ad- vertise. There is a certain science of window dressing and it brings results. In fact shop windows are a sort of looking glass, and we often see passers , by- checking their dress by looking at them- selves as they go along the street. It is quite harmless and pardon- able. The street keeps its school and is an educator. Just as one of Marcus Auriliusl teachers told him that the best way to improve the language of people was not to reprove them but to so speak in their presence. that they will see how desirable it is and will follow

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the cinema of "Blast Be The Tie

That Binds". "Goodnight Ladies".

and the "National Anthem", the evening drew to a close.

The liniatclled-Ii-our

Contihuedwfrom page in

"T-'00kl5 3-5 ll YDUF admirer has been to a livelier party than crursi"

-Said Psrkes. "Just managed to

Open his door and then flopped!"

"I don't think that is him, Stan!" Mira. Parkes unconsciously dropped her voice to a whisper,

'”It l8n't big enough and-isn't he

lying in a funny way?"

"I'll have it look." Mr. Parkss crossed to the open door, which bore the,numbcr "ii" and bent over the figure which lay Just within it. He drew back immediate- ly. "Therela been an accident or -something!" he said. ”There's blood-"