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~ RELIGION AND LIFE

BY VERY REV. GEORGE C. PIDGEON, D.D., LL.D. First Moderator of the United Church of Canada

IT IS YOUR CALL | TO TEACH i _ Once I was taken to a church}We remember our psychology | service conducted by a young stu-; professor in coll telling of the " dent missionary. My host did|paroxysms of rage into which a . not think much of .the sermon,!deaf mute used to fall before she but to me it was a delight. had learned-to speak. When she The reason was that the preach-|léarned to speak these spasms

5 er gave clear expression~to am|of ‘rage ceased. / idea that I had been wrestling} We have seen children convuls- with for months. ‘but which I

his back to watch his father.

higher thing to impart to ano- ther something you_have seen for yourself.

We remember a man who had suddenly awakened to a reality which seemed to make his past career void and vain. He could not find words to tell me all that it meant to him and the new future it opened before him.

KNOW HIMSELF

We recall, too, a mother who exclaimed as she watched her promising but frusf®ated sofi: “If only he would awaken!” To know himself and to understand his world would open the doors | of new life to him.

Self - expression is one of the first necessities of our nature.

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relatives of the late Joseph J.S. Gaudet of Miscouche.. Mr. Gau- det passed away at the home of his son Sylvere Gaudet on Tues- day, July 14, and the funeral took place on Friday morning, July 17, at St. John the Baptist Church Miscouche. Interment was in the church cemetery.

Austin Gallant of Borden re cently visited in Miscouche, the guest of his unele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh. ®

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gallant and daughter Diane of Montreal, were recent visitors to Miscouche at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Gallant. While on the Is- land they are staying at the home of Mr. Gallant’s mother, Mrs. Alex .Gallant, Wellington.

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A large crowd from Miscouche and vicinity attended the lobster carnival in Summerside. Five young ladies from this vicinity en- tered the Sea Queen contest and were on one of the floats in the

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Mrs. Helen McKenna and fam- ily of Charlottetown, recently vis-| ited in Miscouche at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh.

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Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wilson, Columbus, Ohio, have been vis-) iting: in this village.

Mr. and Mrs. ~Lorne Gorrill, South Hanover, Mass., were re-| cent visitors’ with relatives at’ Fernwood.

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