“mach oi ENGLAND 5. PETEWS CATHEDRAL Anglican Iiochford Iillllﬂ

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miimw o n u ' , . . o lhe Reveren um a choir I’ ,.E::r§ii1s.::sn:‘Idrenton. Lio. hfuaic.

sundny after Ascension Dal

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V“ |,_m. Holy Baptism. ”'sT"iiAu”t's ANGLICAN “ CHURCH

The Parish Church Established me by 1101-1 Foundation.

The Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott. Rector.

()1-gzinisl and Chair Master: Paul (udmore, A. Mus. (MCGHU 7.30 n.m.—lioiy “ ‘ mm a,m.——SillIi‘lly School

11.00 a.m.—Moming Prayer and Si-rmon. Subject: “Christ Es- aiird".

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7.00 p.m.—Evenlng Prayer s d

sermon. Subject: “Glorify (‘m(l". DRESBYTERIAN

'iHET<iRi< or 5. JAMES ,.__.——____..__.___ The Reverend '1‘. ll. 3. homers, ill. . Minister.

Miss E. Lillian Mcﬁenlis Mus. B., I-‘.M.C.M.. organist and ‘Director or the Choin.

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11 am. Divine Sonics and Ser- mnn: “On Living From I Gﬂlt Depth of Being".

Anthem: Lift Up Your Head: — cnlerul-,vc—Tnylor.

Anthem: Josu. Priceless Trea- sure——Visi’ley Roberts.

5 p.m. Vesper: and Meditation: "Our Debt ‘to Andrew Melville-

Tn» Father nf Scottish Presby-' irrl.-mlsm".

-iuihi-ms :By Girls‘ and Boys‘ (.'holr.I.

Visitor: cordially Welcome.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

('0r. Prince and Grafton Sta. The Reverend W. Harold Brown. M.A., Minister Mr. Frank Johnson, A.T.C.l., Organist and Choir Director

Morning Worship

10 am. The Church School

10 a.m. Adult Bihld Olaaa

ll s.m. Nursery school

ll am. The Sermon: Christians?"

aniiu-nu; "0 Come let us sing" —.\iaundrr

Evening Worship

7 pm The Sermon: "lpiritul Blindness" ,

Anthem: Let Us Dreak Dread Together" —I4eslie Bell

Anthem: "Cherubim Hymn" ltoninlanslsy

'‘l mu: glad when they sold unto me: Let u: go into the house of the Lord.”

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iiniied PENTECOSTAL cnuacn 31 Elm Avenue

Rev. Quincy stairs. laetel. Phone 8610

lli-As.m‘.—-Sunday school ll s.m.-Vi/nrlhlp and Praise -7 iun.—Ev:ngelistic.

. "HP is received the Holy Ghost La be-ilevotl Acts 19:1, 1: the sub- rt of the evening message.

You are cordially invited to all _ V our meetings. ‘ r-nlr-rr.’n'KLi.

"Mn" Prince A Kurd Streets)

Order of Meeting: LORD‘! DAY

in a.m.—!una|ay School jll n.m.--Breaking of ﬂgud _~"' P-m--00-nu Meeting. "'9-Ivillnr Peace by Jesus Christ"

PERFORMING A GREAT SERVICE-— BIBLE |lllllSE

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'I'ES'i‘AMEN'l‘I PORTIONS HYMNA}'tI!:S

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RELIGIOU Em, “cs Novmmns.

T“ NOTICE W op Annual Meeting of '\“”_rince ﬁdwsrd island Fnminrv of the British and he hsln Bible Society will M 9C: in the,'l‘rlnity Unl- M. Tgrcn Hill. Inciner- H, +30 “filly. June 10th. Md. oclock. Plan to at.

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HURCHES TOMORROW

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Minister:

Reverend A. Frank Macbean. DA

organist and Choir Director

George A. Thompson, F.l.C.O. (CHM). A.B.C.M.

lo a.m.-Senior Church school.

it a.ns.—Prtmary and Beginners’ Departments. (The last session of the Beginner: class. for tho sunun ).

a.m.—-Divine Worship.

sermon: "Trailing Clouds of Glory"—Itov. A. F. Maolaan, l.A.

Anthem: "Lift Up Your Heads. 0 Yo Gates". 8. Coleridge-Tar lor.

p.In.—Divlne Worship. lsrmon—ltov. Alexander Marks. Anthem: "Lift Up Your Heads. 0 Yo Gates". 1. L. Hopkins.

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

THE BAPT|Sl CHURCH

corner Prince and Fitaroy Itraaia The Reverend James D. Daviaon. l|.A.. B.D.. Pastor. Organist and Choir Director- Boyston F. Mugford. A.R.C.0.

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ll a.m.—-Worship service. sermon: "If My People Humble Them- selves".

Anthem: "Back oi the Clouds" (Freeman).

12 noon—Church School.

1 I’.M.—Worshlp service. Sermon: "The Devil That was in Jesus". Anthem: "I Heard A Voice" (English air).

The Ordinance of Baptism.

All who would love the Lord are welcome.

CENTRAL CMRISTIAN R

Cl-ill CH 2i9 Kent Street

hlarvei D. Dunba . il.Th.. Minister lllim Thelma Burns. Organist Illii Choir Director.

lo a.m.—Church school and I-‘am. ily Hour.

The children’: opportunity to hear Mrs. Frank Rempel tell oi the children of India. a.m.—Morning Worship and Communion.

Mrs. Frank itempel. Kulpahar. India will speak: “My Impres- slons of India".

Special Music. _ p.m.—-Evening Worship Service, Hermon: "I: Thy God Able?"- The Minister. » special Music.

Central Christian 1‘-hurch invites you to the services of the lord‘: day.

The Salvation Army

Great George street "HOME OF I-ZVANGELIBM" since 1805 Sr. Captain and Mrs. Le: Tlieombe Corp: Officers.

to a.m. service at l)eachgrovu— Band will accompany.

ii a.in. Holiness Meeting. Topic: "nlunderlng Hopelessly".

1 pm. Directory Meeting.

2.30 p.m. Sunday school.

6.00 pm. Young People: Salva- tion Meeting.

6.30 pm. Open Air Meeting- Marltime Electric.

7 pm. salvation Meeting. Topic: “Grace Falls in its Purpoae—?"

“Thy touch hath still its anci- ent power".

MANY READER!

OSLO, (OP) — The Norwegian press now has a total circulation of 1,700,000 copies smon a popu- lation oi 3.815.000. Current reports show Norway» has about 200 news- papers, including 00 dailies and so which appear every second day. The total circulation compares with 900,000 before the Second World war.

Taosrei. HALL

(Corner Prince and liurd Its.) Oltlllill OF MEETING! Lord‘: Day- Ali meetings cancelled. Conven- tion In The Gospel Hall at Cra-

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pslid. "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners."——l Tim. 1:15.

PEOPLES

Hear Dr. Oswald J. Smith from The Peoples Church. Toronto, over Radio Station CJRW (1240 on your dial) every Sunday at 8:15 p.m. Special music on each program.

SHIRTS savnnrznno 1-o rnnrsonoN KIT! - WAY CLEANERS

CITY. AND

DISTRICT

CO0K'I for Perfect Pictures.

COLOIIIID IILAND VIIWB. — oraav:ll's studio.

BILANGII autos: for coal wood or oil. Bryenton A tiacxsy.

YOUR IATUIIDAY Niall’! JAM- noun, Oharlotiatown Forum. be- ginning June mn.

sssau. ‘narasoraas-oa. — ﬁgs-gain 815.00. Tocmb: Music Store.

PLEASE PIIONE M35. R. C. PARENT at Mal if you have any piece of scout or Oub uniform which you would care to sell or donate.

SERVICE TO IICI. Dill I182,

0sntwoll'a Pharmacy, next to Gloria. ISLAND GIILL. Queen Itrsct

Dial 5328. lerving full course din- ners. Specialising Chinese dish.

NEW ZENITH Behring Aida. Now only $123.00. Toombs Music Store.

CAKE IPIOIAL at Stewart Bak- eries. fresh Orange Oaks that is so popular. order one today.

MacDONALD RADIO scnvics ltadlc repairing, Amplifier: and sound systems. Disc and tap: ra- cording. iso Kent Street. Phone SD15.

TRYON UNITED OiiUh0lIl.l.— Sunday, May 30th. Cape Traverse ii a. m. Orapaud 3 p. m. Tryon no p. m. Minister. Rev. Lloyd Archer.

YOU'LL Bl: AMAZBD at the special low prices we have on children‘: dresses, sizes up to rise 12. S. A. McDonald's, 3rd floor.

CONSULT MILDRED ROYCE CBOWELL. Belcano Beauty rep- resentative, on beauty care and sec- rets of modern make-up at B. A. McDonald's.

LEMON MERINGUE PIE. with real home style goodness. other favorites include Cherry hloesom. Coc0anul:,Cream, Raisin, Apple and Mince at Stewart Bakeries today.

THIRD YEAR CERTIFICATE RECEIVED — The address of him- erson Macrae in the third year certificate list was incorrectly given ar Vernon instead of wheatiey River. in yesterday’: issue.

l7'IRS'I‘ YEAR COURSE PASSED. —-The address oi Miss Betty John Roberts in the first year pass list on Prince of Wales College. was incor- rectly given as Kelly‘: Cross. 1'. should have read Southport.

DRAMA FESTIVAL FINALS to-

night at mnpire Theatre. Mon- tague Trinity United Church Y. P. U. presents "The Feminine

Touch". Curtain B p. m. Admission to cenis.

ENGAGEMENT. — Mrs. Ellen MacDonald, Mr. Stewart. wishes to announce the engagement of her only daughter Mary Margaret Ramona. to John Leo MacDonald, son of Mrs. Irene MacDonald and the late Aeneas MacDonald of Mt. Stewart. The marriage will take place on Saturday, June 19th. 1054, at 9 a. m. in St. Andrews Church, St. Andrews, 1’. E. I. —

JUNJOI DIAMA IIGTIVAL Matinee this afternoon at Empire Theatre. Two winning one-act plays. Curtain at 2.30 p. in. Adults 26 cents. Children iii coma. All children welcome to this performance but it is preferred that they be accom- panied by an adult. special police and fire protection is being pro- vided.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving ry of my dear wife and our Mother. Mr:. Donald A. Maouan. Desabls. who paned away May 30th. 1980.

Two dear bright eyes; a tender nnlie,

A loving heart that knew no gaile, Deep trust in God that all was right not toy to make some other bright.

if sick or suff one she knew. some gentle act o love aha'd do: No thought of salt. but of "the other". we know Ila said "Well done. dear Mother."

Lovingly Remembered by her Husband and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my wife Mrs. Frank Waite who passed away May Iith, 196).

Day: of sadness still come o'er

me Tears in silence often flow not your memory keep: near me .

Though you died two year: ago. roaeeful be thy sleep, dear who Free from pain forever more

Weary days and nights of sick-

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nos: shall afflict has never roars. Ever remembered by husband.

IN MeM6iziAM

loving memory of Frank Waite who , ‘ May ﬂth, IIH.

She is gone but not forgotten

As it dawns another year

In our lonely hour: of thinking

Thoughts of Homer are always- near.

away

leer rememhced by son Dra- klne. lull" and children.

' Sound Colored Christian Hllli

Entitled, “I Have Found My Savior”. In Trinit United Church, Sunday, ay 30th at 8:30 pm. Followed by sermon by Rev. Alexander Marks, intematlonally known preacher. at 7 pm.

-soon nocaas sure axon- at tile uuouls oluu s'l'ol.I.

ll.AlsIN DAY TODAY. — The Girl Guide: will appreciau your support.

VIII’! III-STYLE IIILLINIIY. low. Great George dtrest. Iver! style lfi-style.

'l'lOll'l's Now ON IALI si 1-Iolman's China Department for the ink spots show.

108'!‘ Alllvlb. — The newest of new in Bathing sulfa. Kennedy‘: Ladies‘ Wear. -

CAI OWNIII. - sooth-Lilo for your bumpers at "Bill Warren’: White Rose dorvice station."

nnossss. Electric and Pro- pane Gal. Refrigerators. lrysnton and Ifaclfay.

BUNIIAM Toasters, hfixmssiers. Shavomaatora, priced right. Toombs Music store.

FAMOUS MAC’! hair reslorcr again available only pt The Jen- kins Pharmacy, Ric.

ANNUAL ICIIOOL M.lll'I‘ING8— Tuesday, June 1st. at 1.00 p. in. Note particularly the time.

"WI: TREAT Till SICK WELL". Cilggey's Pharmacy. open evenings ‘till 8 o'clock.

III-STYLE Miilinery clearing all children’! hats at $2.00 today. Special discounts on other lines.

Alli SOMEONE who heard them last yasr—-then you'll not miss the Ink spots Monday, May am at the Forum.

ATTENTION! The Blouses you have been waiting for have arrived. Kennedy‘: Ladies Wear.

SEEING IS BELIEVING. — Un- heard of values in children's dress- es up to and including size l2. 5. A. McDonald's, 3rd floor.

OUTSIDE PAINT SPECIAL. White, t3.'ib a gal. Grey, Green and Red, $2.95 gal. Douglas Bros. at genes. its Kent Street, Charlotte- own.

WATCH THE KIDDIES go IDI‘ Stewaris homo-type Cookies. Choc- olate Chip. Crispy Crunch, Ice Box, Peanut Butter, Date. Raisin and Ginger snaps.

ENGAGEMENT. -— Mr. and Mrs. Lucuia 0. Kelly. Charlottetown, an- nounce the engagement of their only daughter Mary Teresa Loretia to Wilfred Arthur son oi the late Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Andrew Butler,

Science Degree

‘Mr. was one of the students graduat- ed by St.‘ Francis Xavier Univer-

wiliiam Murray McNeely

city this week. He received the degree of Bachelor of Science with a major in geology. On Mon- day he leaves for Alberta, where he will be employed by the geological survey of Canada in a S t r a ti graphic Palseoniological study of the Central Canadian Rocky Mountains. In May 1952, Mr. McNecly received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from St. Dun- stan's University. He is the son

of Mrs. M. G. McNeely of this City. Charlottetown. Marriage to take

place June 30th at 0 s. m. at St. Dunstan's Basilica.

SA.\'llY'S—i’\‘ow catering in Ban- quets, Weddings, Conventions and Social Gaiherings.~Phone 7412.

DOYl.E’S TOURIST II 0 M ii), North Rusiico. open for season Special rates for month of June.

CHOSEN T0 REPRESENT SCHOOL ~ Miss Norma Marie Pelrine of Winthrop, Mass, was

chosen by the Winthrop High School faculty to represent her school and town at a course given at Brlgde- watcr State Teachers’ College in Connecticut in June. This course enables those attending to learn how their government is run and is sponsored by the American Le- gion Auxiliary. Lectures are given. it strident government is formed, sports and dramatic: are carried out. Miss Pclrine is an annual visitor to Souris, P. E. l., where she spends her vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

Alphonsus J. McDonald.

Thought: For our Time

By His Eminence Cardinal Mcﬂuigan (Copyright) ‘run s'rA'rs:'s wnarr sunwaax

Events of the last hundred years demonstrate how much the lives of ordinary men are dependent on the civil state in which they live. Modern science has developed weapons to such a degree that it is possible for a small political minority in seise the reins of government and, by enslaving the mama, to hand them to their will. such power in the hands of a few is so dangerous that it is most expedient that the rulers of hu- man societies recognise thlr prop- or role in the sﬂairs of men.

While it is natural for man to group himself into some form of society in which he seeks to work out his life on earth, nature never intended society to be man's last end. Man can never forget for an instant that he is made not for time but for eternity; not for earth but for heaven. The few years spent in this mortal frame are not as so many steps in the pilgrimage to his true home where he will enjoy the bliss oi Ood‘s sight and friendship in heaven.

Hence the proper role of the state is to provide its citizens with an environment in which they can attain a way of life which, by its very nature, leads them to this ﬂnsl end. This way of life is no- thing else but the following of Christ, as Our Lord Himself said, “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life".

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This following of Christ means that the individual attempts to Eire his practical, daily life ac- cording to the full teaching of the Divine Master, for did not the Heavenly Father command us to do this when He testified to Christ on Mount Tabor, telling us to pay attention to Him? is my most beloved Son," he said. "Hear ye Him".

But how can citizens fulfill their Christian destiny in aslate which, drunk with pride like Lucifer of old, uaurps for itself the very place of God? How can they fol- low Christ in a State which in its administration of public affairs. is wont to push God aside, and shows no interest in supporting the christian code of morals? Will not the humble, ordinary man of the street. beset on every side with difficulties of the spiritual order, find in such a. government a real scandal to his true life on earth?

And what can be said of those

states which, of set purpose and with a truly diabolical cruelty, seek to pluck out of the hearts of their cltisens the seeds of Chris- tian truth? Of those states which make it the greatest of crimes to attempt to worship God according to the dictates of an honest con- science? 0 O 0

Today we have before our eyes the tragic ample of the misery and anguigh of soul experienced by people condemned to ex‘ ce under the control of such tyran-

uicsl, atheisilc forms of govern- ment. Thelr aching hearts and weary souls give full testimony

that such states neither seek nor accomplish the well-being of their cltisena. On the contrary, they prove beyond a shadow of doubt, that when the civil authority in a land refuses to pay due heed to the higher authority of God,when it revolts against the words of Our Lord, who said that all legitimate authority is from above, when it cynically assumes to itself that power, forcing the citizens to make the State their sole and and purpose for existence, that such a state has violated the very foun- dation on which the notion of so- ciety and civil government exists. it has uprooted the very basis of human society.

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Buch governments, instead of obtaining the respect and obedi- ence of its citizens through mo- Lives of reverence and obedience to the God in Whose name they administer their power, will be obliged to fall back on force alone to preserve public tranquility and order. Force, however, is very feeble when the support of relig- ion has been taken away. It is more likely to breed slavery than true obedience, and bears within itself the germs of over-increasing troubles.

Out of all the above considera- tions, one thing is clear, vis., that religion in general and Christian- ity in particular, constitutes the best security and guarantee for the well-ordered State. Far from being a rival of the civil author- ity, it dwells by its side in perfect harmony, giving to Caesar whsi belongs to Caesar. and to God what belongs to God. A good civil government can perform no great- er service to itself and to its peoples than to support and foster

The Guardian tag 8 ‘Saturday. May 29. 19

,ths true spirit of religion in every ‘phase of

its society. The state whose citizens are God-fearing. religious-minded people will be A strong state, for it will rest upon the solid rock of true civil obedi- ence and proper respect for auth- orit_\'.

From these considerations, also, we Canadians who are blessed in this land with a form of govern- ment which respects the religious aspirations of its peoples, can rind a reason for gratitude to God as well as a warning for the future, lest we permit the true service of God to grow cold in our hearts, thereby running the risk of sow- ing the seeds of a. slave state for our children.

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