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its; P_\'__IV_IELCOME ‘Er, PAUL'S CHURCH

‘I. Ibbott, Rector an Earle, Organist

MacNutt. A.'I‘.C.M.. hoir Director

, .: Holy Communion. (aIIIIIIIIURuUII School and A- l- 'p A. Corporate Communion. N5‘ gonflrmatlon School- fjoo us: M0l1lln| Prayer and

‘Sonnet-l. Pnlober:_ The Rector.

“o- vm; Sunday School.

7.00 Evening Prayer and Sermon. PyflwIlIl FiL-‘l-t. Rov. . J. 5m“, n.A.. Chaplain R.C.A.F.

After Service “Open IIouse for 17mm‘ People and members of 1h. Forces in_th ll ll-

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cursor I ERIAN ills" liimliliwoi-"sfrfll Mlnlstnr The Rev. T. II. flussell Sumeri- M M

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Orsunist Ills; E. Lillian ltlcltenzlo. v Mus. Blue.

l '. on: Morning Wo bu; Solo: "Eternal It Sides." r Mozart.

Ilcymon . ' othem: "Jcsu. J0)’ 01 Mm" 9°’ lllrinf-Baeh. :30 pan Church School. p.m Evenlns W051i? , nthsm: “Just For odalfi’ — Palmer. s Minister will conduct the Ser- vices and deliver the SermonL

ZION ldlcsllrrsalas cuuocn

rshlp. uler of the Mr. Raoul

Prince and Grafton Street ' inilt

lll-JV. o. carnival‘ wcusri-zn Mrs. Edwin Johnstone. “Pkiwlil and Choli- Director

IORNING WORSHIP. 1.00 an. Tlhe Sacrament of the lord's Supper will be observed.

UNI l EU LHUKLII oi CANADA rmuTnTY" 11336525“ CHURCH Ilev. T. If. Mounngn Miss Marie lllitlgrutgzll Dom,- . Roy Kendall. A.‘ 6., Lgflft‘, I

_ Orga: 11.00 a. m.: Pub o Worship. Soanolra: "The Power to Mair; tn. 0|’ Ask tl ." -_ E. Mounting?“ m“ Rem 1" Anthem: "Fear Not, 0 Land"-no. erfl- Selection for men's vole"; Just for TodayP-stebnlns. ii.‘l‘l...l’.".’.‘"l»rl’.""i'£l "r-hl» v Will"—Itcv.°T. ii.‘ llifil-iihis.f°fl “ Anthem: "God is Lovo“-$|~|gl|¢y_ CIIUIICII SCHOOL 10-32112?!- Yzfinior. Pinllermnlano. . . n co Adult Classes. I De‘ and

ll‘ 11:00 a. 111.: Beginners and Prim-

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Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Sir-ml; lnisfcr '

Rev- l- Judson Levy. B.D.

MORNING WORSHIP 11_,4_M, "What Segk rel?" I woet Sol ThoughtW-r-(Ambrosen. y em" TIIE CHURCH SCIIOOL 2.30 P.l\l, You are invited to participate in this Bible Study Serving of m; Church. There are classes and groups for all. EVENING WORSHIP ‘l P.M. Sermon: “Personal Indication." Mlllvis (ill "O Lord We Trust." (Handel. (bl "Laudnte Nornen Do- mlllc" (Dr. Tye). The music will be conducted 1y Mrs. G. Elliott I-‘ull organist and director of choir. You are lnvitcd to worship with TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

D M E Kent ‘Street l'- - - Genre. Sunoly llIl lst Orlanlst. Miss Marianna“ u Saunders

ll A. M.: Morning Worship. What is sin under the Law and what under Christ.

2:30 P. M.: Sunday School,

‘l I‘. M.: I-Ivcnlng Worship.

The removal rrlsls-The Trans- figuration. Everybody Welcome

servy, E. I". Seller, and W. N. Wll. 50!]

The auditors. hlcssrs. W. R. Ad. ams and P. M. Daklrl were re- appointed.

Resolutions of thanks to the uf- ficers of the Church. to the choir, organist. cholr director, and to the wardens for their uutlrlng efforts

“This do in remembrance of lilo". 5

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' 0 In Illbe Classes.

ZVENING WOIISIIII’

.00 p.m. Theme: “The Task of

thc Church."

Iymnl: 600. 548, 572.

Soprano Solo: "llolv Lovely Are Thy Dwellings." — Lidllle. Mrs. Ralph L. Douglas.

0 taste and see that the Lord is good. Blessed is the man tlhot irusteth ill IIim."

'ou are cordially invited to wor- snip with us.

St. Paul's. Church Annual Meeting

Despite the inclement-y of the "cathcr o very largely attended lllllllll meeting oi St. Paul's hurch was held Monday evening n the parish hall with the W. Rev. J. T. Ibbott, presid-

The financial report as present- ‘ b," the wardens showed the hurch to be in a healthy condit- n and thc various branches of l: work of the Church octivc and regressive. in moving the adoption or the llllrt Mr. Ernest V. Bell gave de- ilod information in connection lth the financial SllllflllfllLllulllt- lll out especially the greatly ln- lilmLmlsslonaly giving ct‘ the ‘llllffikatlon, which this year sur- ed all previous efforts in the hering of the work of spread- " H110 808161 of salvation.

s various Church organizat- °ll1 Dresented individual reports lll‘ the approval of the meeting llld on motion these reports. to-

tr with the wardens’ report as lllllbd in the Church Year Book, re unanlmoluly adopted.

The election of officers for the filing year resulted in the fol- “llll bein elected as vrstrymeu: ‘firs. E. . Bell. IIE. Miller, P F. Palmgéotfnli. Procter, IE i-I.

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Home: A all. It. H. Kelly, R. E. "FIB O. Wood. ‘Messrs. W. V. Purdle and George ~ Whlteslde were elected repre- ltniatlves to the Diocesan Synod z" George Ryan and Arthur "flier-Dover as substitutes. “F19 elected representatives to no Diocesan Church Sosciety are g5 E Procter, l-I A. Mes-

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were passed and on motion of Mr. l-I. Mlllrr a resolution of heart- felt thanks for the devoted, scll- less and insplled work of Rev. A. Ledrelv Gardener and Mrs. Gard- en?!‘ dllfilli! thc curly part of tile your. llnd thc Rector and Mrs. Ib- bnll: since their coming to the pal‘- lsh in October, were passed unani- mulhil’. and as on expression of ilpprcciatiun for the benefits re- ceived from their labours the prayer of General Thanksgiving was offered.

It, was filrther resolved that the congregation ol Si. Paul's extend our best Wishes to and offer our sincere pzulyi-rs for the men and women of our church now serving in the forces of the Empire, and that we extend to those who mourn thc loss of loved ones our drop and DHIYOYIIII sympathy cellp- lcd with thc hope {hilt those who will be spared may soon return to us.

During the mcctlng the Rector spoke briefly expressing his sin- cere appreciation of the many klndllesses extended to Mrs. Ibbott lllrllself and family since their coming to tile DFIPISII ln October. He especially thanked the wardens Mes s. Ml lrr and Bell for their unti. ng efforts to make them comfortable and speed the work of adjustment common to a change of rectors, and asked for the whole hearted oil-operation of each and every mcmbcr of the congregation. Speaking of the future. Mr. Ibbott pointed out that o Church truly aspired oi and lead by Christ would have a great responsibility and trust during the difficult gays that lie ahead and urged tha ‘ all accept their individual responsibil- ities so that the Church will be- come n vital and moving force in shaplilg the future.

The Rector reminded his listen- ers that as they think of the Church so should they think of those who today are endeavouring to hold secure its priceless lwri- loge and oil that lt means. Some of our members have already paid thc highest sacrifice that anyone can offer and in the name of Christ he bld the congregation think on theses things and be lead into a rcdcdlcatlon of themselves to Christ and His Church because only by such a rosfllrmatlon of thc pYIIlCiFIeS of the Master could the Christan Church go forward as the lloht of the World, that Great Rock in this weary war- torn world.

At the conclusion of the busi- ness meeting refreshments were served in the Recreational Hall and o pleasant social hour enloy-

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FULL GOSPEL

PEN TEC OS TAL CHURCH

Center Of Evangelism SERVICES

ol “For All Ages". Preaching.

8 P.M. Evangelistic “Chatherins- 8 PM. W d ll I 9 S P.M_ F3112? Pivayei‘ and Bible Study.

REV. J. C. KLEINSTEUBER, Pastor. jEgUs §Avgg -- JESUS HEAL!

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York; l kley; 7:30 p.m. Central hurch. Annual meeting of York Church at the Parsonage at 8 p. "l- Monday night l-zo-il

prof-arr COLLISION .- A m1. lialon occurred yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Grafton and Hlllsborough Striels between a car o-Oofledln. West on Grafton and a horse an sieich which was going

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"y" SECRET-Aft; Aimrvcs - Mr, James A O'Connell, new sec- retary of tho Y.M.C.A., has ar- rived to lfikc ovrr hi; du-tles in Charlottetown. Mr. McConnell ls a graduate oi’ George Williams, Col- lvcfl- Chicago, and has formerly “Wed 1r. YMCA centre; g1 Iadlemooils. Ind.. New Westmin- Btf-‘r, 3.0., Edmonton. Alta., and Ottawa when. he We physical dir- ector. New 3'7, he is married and has one son. I-lls family wlll join him in Charlo-ttetolvn as scon as he succeed; In obtaining a house

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. BANK PRESENTATION ..- 5' social evening was spent at the home of Miss Florence CnmercnJ Albany on January 12th when thel staff nf the Bani: of Nova Scntlal waited on Miss Mary Dawson who~ is to be one of the season's brides! Mr. C. L. Flemming, manager, in» a neat speech told the purpose c5,‘ the gathering and presented Miss, Dawson with a beautiful gift as a- remombrancc of the pleasant rc- latlons that existed among the members. The guest of honor flttlngly replied and said she would always recall with plcosurei of her relationship with the staff of thc Bank of Nova Scotla. l Albany. The hostess served icc cream and cake. i

POLICE COURT-At the Police (701111 Yesterdfli’ the defendant in a case cf assault cccaslonlng oct- ual bodily harm was given forty days. One Excise Act case was disposed of With a finc of $150 and costs or three months. and two others were adjourned until today.» The defendant in a forgery case was remanded for s week.

RETURNING FIREMAN WEL- (‘CIIIED - Jimmy Cudmore, of the (ll, Jzft-wn Five Dspilrttllent W114i has spent scrlle time in Eng- land with the fire fighters there. returned to the Province a few clays ago, arriving in the city by train. yesterday afternoon. The members of the local department with motor equipment met their tudziv at the. C N R. depct csccrllnu him to the Fire Hall where brief addresses‘ were giver. b0’ Chief Angus Mc-l

lllacllerll and Capt. Pickard who, expressed their. pleasure at having; Jimmy back in the ranks again. l

NEILL - ENMAN WEDDING — A I wedding of interest to many was solomnlzed when Arnold W. Neill of North Milton was united in marriage to Lillian E. Enman at lllllton. P.E.I., cn Wednesday eve- ning. January 17th. in g parlor of the Baptist Church. Charlottetown. Rev. A. E. 'l‘odd was the official;- lag clergyman. The bride was at- tended by Mrs. Lemuel MacNetll of Charlottetown. and the groom by Mr. Robert Neill of North Milton. The bride was charmln in a dress of Queen's Blue wit DECK- lucc of pearls. and wore it ccrsage or TIIIISIIIB-Il rcscs. Following the ceremony thc brl n1 party enjoyed a wedding supper at "The Old Spain." The wedued couple \vlll make their home at North Milton where the groom ls a prospcroils farmer.

NEW GLASGOW W.h.S.—'I‘hc WMS. c! the United Church, New Glssgomheld their regular month- ly meeting at the home of Mrs. w. B. Bulman on Thursday even- ing. Jan. 11th, with the president, Mrs. Will-field Orr Dlcfililillil- The meeting oolgenczl by slnillnk hymns 508 and 5 . Miss Anna Stevenson conducted the worship Service. the theme being, The Kingdom of (is-lll ln This Community. Prayers were, offered by several membersh This, service closed by sinilllfl WW3, (‘ross the Crowded Ways of Life. l The secretary. Miss Anna Stcvelv, scll, and the treasurer. Mrs. War-L field Ol'r gave cllfiollfillllll P9170145 of lust year's work. We have cx-, cceded our allocation by -ll°-, Hlelpful readings were given byi the heralds. Mrs. Blair Andrew and Mrs. George Smith. Sevcl-al members rend intcrestln selections from our study book, " cst of 1h‘! Date Line." The next mectlnE \vi.l be held at the home of Miss Elsie Laird, roll call to be responded t0 by a verse on Faith. The meeting closed with hymn 252: “In "Christ There l; No East or West, fol-l lowed by prayer and the Mlzll-"llll Benediction.

Nicholson. Minister. Services - ‘

THE CHARLOTTEI_Q_YYN_ GUARDIAN

1th. , Day Adventist Post War Plan

0n Balurday. rebl-usl-v s. the Charlottetown Seventh-day M- "will". "lll-Frill, wlll consider thel flwllw post-war task the Church ll 3501M in the reconstruction o! its work in war devastated lands. _ The Church will have its part in gilrlgfgoaléwiiflg. trailing] token ln o, . .v e congrega- tions of Moi-iii America on _that'

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‘This is the lilltlal coon ln r ls- ill $5,000,000 post-war recha- siwtlm. 111ml. by tile cud_g_i'_l945.

CHURCH OI" SCOTLAND BB1‘- vlces Sabbath, January 21, Argyle Shore 11 o. m.; Cape Traverse] 713° P-m. not as revlously an-. nounced. Rev. J . Bishop. I

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HUNTER ltIVEIt PASTORAL Charge services for Sunday, Jan. , arc us follows: Illlltshlre a. m.; Hampshire S p. m.; Hunter River 7:30 p. m. R

rlson, Minister. 1-20-11

NAVAL OFFICER lIERE-Cmdlzl

R. Campbell, R.C.N.V.R,, chief i“ Canada,

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stafl oillccr Naval Division, Tor-l onto, arrived in Charlottetown by, plane last evening on a short vlslt o I>l.l‘vI,C.S. Queen Charlotte. I-le is to leave on return to the main- land today.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE AUXIL- IARY — The regular meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte was held at the wardrcom last evening. The vice-president, Mrs. Ivan Rcddiu was in the chair and Mrs. Jessie Show was acting secretary. Lct- lcrs were read and thc usual busi- ness was transacted. Wool was, given out fur knitting and "nus-j slfs" were filled. Four new mem-' bers were welcomed.

NURSES ALUJI. . scs of the P.1.‘.I l their annual Alumna the Cuhdall home lost night with Mrs. Gordon Warren presiding, Routine business was tihnsactcd and plans were made for an auction sale to be hold next r1 ‘lll, Letters of thanks were also l ad from sev- eral ol the Nursing Sisters overseas who had Iecelvcd Christmas boxes. Refreshments were then served, and the meeting was concluded. l

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RADIO LICENSE CASES -- Twclvc (monitors of radio lccrivlilg sets appeared before Stlpcndlory Magistrate George J. Tweedy,’ here yesterday and pleaded gulltv to op- erating their sets without a license from the Department of Transport. The penalty for each defendant was $5.00. Inspectors from the Dc- partlncn’ of ‘Transport sold that more ccscs arc to ccmc up in court, both in Charlottctulvn and

Sumerslde.

REPORTED MISSING — Mrs. Mary Gallant, 93 Sydney Street. has rcc-elvcd u rd that her son Lance Opl Cha R. Gallant, has been olilcloily rc-parzcd mli-slixig 1n action slncc January 8m. Cpl. Gall-ant. enlisted in 194i wont overseas that. same year. He served in thc- Slcilian invasion and the Italian campaign where he has been fighting fcrr the past year and a. hull. IIe has two brothers also serving overseas" Gerald, with the R..C.A. in Holland, end Arilhur,

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PLAN CAMPAIGN -- An enthu- siastic meeting of thc officers and, salesmen in tile coming will‘ sav-l lugs stamps drive was held lastl evening in tllc office of Mr. P, W.‘ Turner. secretary of the National» War Finance Committee. The Island quota ls very much larger] than formerly but thcrc is no. doubt but that the Island's rcpu-i tattoo for putting over ovary! patriotic drive will be wcll maln- talned. Retail grocers and all food dealers are co-operating to make this campaign o huge EJIIC~ cess. The drive starts February 2 and ends March 10.

Personals

Ml‘. and Mrs. Lclvls Colcs of: New untdcn. have received word, my“, their son, Edmund is 110W‘ serving in Belgium.

Pilot Officer Garth McEwcn of Morel], lefl. Monday morning for Eastern Air Command. Halifathl N.S. PO. McEwen was on 30 clay- leave at, his home in Morel]. Her ls posted to Eastern Air Command. at Halifax for the present.

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Miss Illlllon Gillis has returned‘ to duties at Halifax after spr-itdlllll Christmas and New Year holiday?- wllh her arentn. Mr, and l\1‘r.1. Donald Gills. Forest Hill. Shr was accompanied by her slstcr, Cp.l Glllls. new st. icnccl -at North Battle-ford. Sask. n- i‘

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MaeKe zie Dundos Centre. have rrfi-Elvlid! word announcing the safe arrival l“ Britain of thclr son. Corp. Rod- erick Mwclicnzle.

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MRS. PIUSCILLA DAVEY Mrs. PrisclllT-I Davey._ of Benjamin Davey, who dl

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ev. J. I. Mor- ,From this fund 33.000 coliloi 0f tht Scout Handbooks for Poland, Cze-

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Y.P.Il. SERVICE-Trinity Y.P.U.'ww,-5 3gp, passed away at her] held its first meeting of the new-home "l Park ave , Attleboro, Mass. yeal- last night in the Social I-InlLlM-qndqy after being confined to An effective candlelight IIlIStflIlfllfi 4m- bed for nine months. T2216 flea

-,du;;g@d by MssMucy Ce mg barn tn Prince ciwar gufiiilginiiia around the theme-gang, Canada. Sh: was a mem- o; m Voya t». on the Good Blllvlbvr oi thc Methodist Chunch. Trinity Y.I'?.U.'. guided W “m” Six diulghtcrs and one sou sur- pllqt, Jesus Christ. Following thlslylvs; Mrs. Cells (John) Patterson w“ m, buglnggg pcrlOd whle W331‘ Milton: lvirs Laura (Mayllard) pram"; over by the ncwhlprosldin‘: Names’ 305M111] Bill/Ii. Manx/Poll

Mglfia. During t s hero _' Clarence» Frost. M ton; rs 933° encourhging annual reports ha“, 491-31195» Bless, Mrs. Lot- WCIQ given by the past Pl°5*d°“"'tle s. -Shsw. Mss Rlwdeflfl Dewy Lorne Finley. and past ifell-‘luler-‘ond G Leslie Davey, all of this Evelyn Matheson. A lively slng-gcjtp, Twp slswrs: Mrs Alice (Al- soilli’ under the llllellm" "1 melvah) Luther and MP-‘l- Marl-ho “""“'.l Mnxéiss... nu“- ~o~=> Hove- r": "'."":.."ir eno e a ' ' ndscns ssrv n! H shipyservlhc. and" ‘he Md="‘-"Plii"."’f.-.f.§“= tin-om s Davey. North lol the citizenship ¢°llV°"°"“'°1“‘m° Oarcllazl: Russell F‘ Peoples, Some- lCamllbtll and Vofllllll clarkel °p"where ir, France and Russell. B call to Wflfllllp “main-m, prisoner cf thc German “we,” Ciigivlilsthgafltlalze!‘onmmcnt; m, lzftllgddfllifi-li/L} 1m“ ". after w c‘ ' Mrs. arlon lRoltortl sucrose a ure lesson was rend by Pesilydllllllll‘ l “unfit... and one great grand- Mlllan. Client villi" l~ ed Cllllde Campbell vial i011"

by daughter, Mic; .l.‘wrl first Smerj singing hymn. "Where Cross the

of Rosflndalr. also Sllflgvlfa t ,, - 1 . ice as c s Crowded Ways of Llll‘, “d t‘ the esigi-‘gm nfiiil. 41W Dean St. Yilldllll 0n “Community gllecrqgi‘ Wednrriay nlfittrnzon c‘ 230 c’ 10"", Hsmhn’ "Elli? Iliililuilhe bang by" my’ navmmd W mbbard filgtlofimlgrsougiilxidthec meeting to s e .

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and T- (Notices Scouts Contribute 851.08!

At the end of 1944, Canada's Boy Scouts rlad contributed $51,088 to a Fund to help the Scouts of Great and lmrope who have suf- fered from the ravages of thc war.

ciwslovuklo. Holland, Norway, Bel- glum and Frnilcc have been paid or. The books have been printed

Former Scout Now Premier

Hon. T. C, Douglas. Premier of Saskatchewan, is the first Canad- ian Boy Scout to become o Pro- vincial Prime Minister. Mr, Doug- lss was a Scout in the 22nd Win- nipag mop. from 1918 to I921.

To Exchange Greetings

A Canadian Bov Scout and Girl Guide will exchange greetings with llll American Boy Scout and Girl Scout on the birthday of Lord Baden-Powell on February 22nd. The exchange of srselinss will b8 heard over the 0.8.0. national net- work and a U.S. network.

Boy Scout Stalks Soboteurs

It was a US. Boy Scout, Har- vard Hodgklns, who tipped off the R131. thc recent landing of (lrrman saboteurs in the United States. Hcdgklns lvatclicd l-livlll land from the cover of some trees. and stalked them until lxc was able to report them to his {other who is a Deputy Sheriff.

Scouts Collect Used Clothing

Boy scouts of Windsor. On‘... r:- ccntly collected three quarters of a ton of used clothing ln o‘ fllive s onsored by the Rotor)’ C-llb ill