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CHURCHES TOMORROW

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TRINITY UNITED

, Cl-ililcii ' 5, rr'rEt's'cA'.i'tlEDIAi- .f.l'lelova'endl.l.l).AmleI'l. I l "V OeeeeI.I.laleeev, Vidilagsltalstu ..i

' lioly Cemis

ermon. A

2,30 P.M.-Sunday school.

7.00 P.ll.-Iivensong and lemon wgekl Day Services at the usual

dines.

All seats are free and Inapprop- richl-

Visitors are welcomed and the lncuIl'lIt.G!iI '3 3'-PC ” '” Ah" alter the service.

- S. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

use ranlsli cnuecn Established lmtuby Isoysl roun-

on.

- a J. 'r. ibbolt. ileum- ::;:i::: If. Mugford, A.l..C.O.. . pguniat and Choir Master.

8.30 A.lli.-lioiy Communion. l0.00 a.ni. Sunday WIMI 11.00 A.M.-Momllll P-Ivar IN sol-gon."Sub,iect: "The VII!!! f,,.,,:,'::2 '-with a. Voice of Singing" by Show 7.00 P.M.--Evening Sermon. , subject: "In Hand." Anthem: "Saviour, Thy Chill- rcn Keep" by Sullivan. Visitors will receive a cordial welcome at St. Faults Church.

PRESBYTERIAN mi-r- THE KIRK OF 5. JAMES

:

The Reverend T. ll. Bnsaell Bomere . , S.T.M-. Minister

Miss E. Lillian Melensie.

Mus

. e. Organist-and Choir Director

Prayee and um Potter's

lo AM.-The Church school.

If A.M.-The Sacrament of Holy Communion. (Members of all branches of Christ's Church are welcome).

Anthem: Breed of the World Cecil Cope 5 P.M.-Vespers and Bible Med- itatlan on, "How to be an At- e v erson." Arathesgar Jean. rrleeieu Trul- ure--Varley Boberlt . we invite you to all our services.

ZION IIRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

pun d Grafton ltneil ggygcaggna, Carlyle mm: Minlli

or Mr. lrsnk Johnston. A.T.0.l- rgenist and Gleir.?Il'I000l'

it AM.-Moraine Worship Hymns 71. 383. 51!. Theme: ''A Land of hills and V lie I." ' Ahtlleymi Beeidse Still Waters -nembiyn).

1 w-ms: .':;"::. li : rli:::: -swine cams exposi- gltnlfldlnrtetr The Your sla-

SOIII 0 lA:ati?:mi "l.sord's PflyGP”'C

gregetion cordially ..Ln;'I....-----,-"CWT United vI:NIEi-OSIM C H U RC H Beverend::EE.:Gy;:E?i."- "N"

III invited

v isrvicel lo a.m.-Sunday SWWI ll. l.l'lI. onlilr Ii"! '5'"- : pan ldren's Church '1 pm.-Evangelistic Meetinl " "The Church 'r'lisi's Different- You ereinvited to attend- :

C1.CVEf.-AND. A "stron:-3" r" peered to 1': .. of a chair 0 islandswwas

ded bi Carroll, University today.

' .51..

rrrr-'r..'.::Ta...'.r-- ll.IO::..PriI'D,f!IliIleugi::c.rLeI

1! us.-lermon: "The Lord God Omnipotent " Anthem:

1 p.ea.-Beginning a series of four

special sermons. -

Number . 1 - "rho Wedding Carl ”

Down in Peace"-(Gedaby) tstien is extended

Church on the Lord's Day. BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Pitaroy Sta. 'l'Ise.lloverend James D. neviaon. IA. ID.

Pastor. oflllllt Ind Director of Choir. lire. W. Allison Maoiloe. A.T.C.M.

I1 A.M.-M , Worship. World Communion Sunday. Carmen: "We Are World Citi-

sens.” Anthem: "God so Loved The World"--Steiner. The Communion of the Lord's supper. .

ll Noon--The Church School

meets in regular session.

'1 P.M.-Evening Worship. sermon: Failing From Here to Zero.”

Anthem: "seek Ye The Lord"

-Iioberte-Soloist. lvan lich- inson. . Hymn Story "My Faith Locke Up To Thee.”

l.l5 P.M.-B.Y.l'.lJ. meets in La- dlee' Parlour. all young peo- ple are ' :- includee hymn ainginl. Bib" study, new officers installed.

You are cordially invited in wor-

ship with The Bliiiist Church.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

til Kent street

Marvel 0. Dunbar. B.'i'h.. Minister Miss Thelnu Burns. Organist and Choir Director.

10.00 asn.-Church school and Family Ilenr . Announcement of new "Round

the World in 12 Weeks" Con-

test. p l

11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship and Communion. lermon: "A Glorious Redemp- tion". - Hymn Anthem

'M0 p.na.-Evening Evangelistic service.

3 Hymn service of favorite

Any, , ,

C "But some Doubled.”

"immortal. Invis- ible." B

Central Christian Church warmly 'Invitce visitors to the services of the Lord's DI).

-S-AYLVATION ARMY

?....:......:..... GIIAT GIOILOE STREET Mater and Mrs. E. lietehineon.

IITNDAY IIIVICII

11 A. M. - llcilness Meeting.

Subjects "Dimensions."

are P.M. - Sunday school and Bible clam.

sas p.m..- open Air service on ' t.

Grafton 1.00 r. is. - ealtslloa Meeting. All Welcome.

BIISPEI. illll

llpper Prince Street

- order of Meetings for Lord's Day It A.M.-lenday school 11 A.M.-Breaking of Bread 7.10 P.M.-Gospel Meeting. g t'Preeehlng Peace Through Jeeue' I Christ."

IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our deer mother and later Mrs. liaeel Moses. who. pemed away September ttth, 1041.

our hearts still soils with loneli- . INI-

oereyes

use

Aelteeletlsethirdsed Iver terelbynseghter

Aibpto. lbterclern. X

TIIO NIIIIOI

, Home '

.o........ by ea. lible . Udell)-

lles a aoleeelsesortlnoat of Bibles. Testaumm. Portions, Pulpit . "Bibles. liyninai-let. Prefer Books. Religious Boo Devotional I llottoee. Rolislcumcar e. teohisme, luadty Iellooi pplles, etc.

o

. Ce ;-9'

linr-Who . . Anthem: "I Will lay Me

Jill!!! TAXI? Phone MI.

BCAI-IS at Toolnbs Ilillic Store. .

sucks nnnuoen. sum '. Lediee' Wear.

ABIIVING IOON Astral Baby

Refrigerators. Douglas Bros. C Jones Ltd. CIVIC TAXI! - September

soul. is anal date for payment of third lmtallment city of Cher- lottetown taxes.

NORTHERN ILIKJTRIC WASH- IB8. - Highest quality. Price right. Toombs Music Store.

LEAGUE or" sinner sell and Display. cundall i-lame. Tiitidsy. October 3rd. 3.30-5.90 P M.

ALWAYS good. always fresh. try a loaf of Stewart's "Home Made" bread. a

nn. IWENDALI. MMDONALD will be absent from the P. E. I. Hospital October 9th .to 23rd.

"B.lii'llGl:li.ATOitS. Ranges. Mo- tors end Washer repairs. Storey Electric.

PANTRY SALE--1.0 D.E. Luci Maud Montgomery Chapter. Hol- man's Saturday 2.30.

WEEK-IIND special. delicious "Royal .Chocolate Lay" . C3” with fluffy chocolate lcins 'AireBi tor kings.” Stewart Blktrleb. Lid-

CAVENDISII UNITED PASTOR- AL CHARGE. - Sunday. October lat. 1950. Cavendish 11 A. M. New Glasgow 7.30 P. M. Sunday school. Cavendish 10 A. M. North Rusticc 10.A. M. George Goush. Minis- ter. .

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and MIS- Robert Jewell. Meadovlfbunk. wish to .m- the ,, -1iel-it their daughter Shirley Helen to Raymond George. son of Mr. and Mrs. l-leber weeks. Fredericton. Marriage to take place the middle of October. '

MILTON-BIJ5'l'lC0 PARISH.- Rector. .l?.ev.. A. E. Piei-cey. R. D- Oct. lat is Harvest Thanksgiving Sunday at st. John's Church. Mil- ton. The services will be held I3 l1.0o A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Come to God's own temple ye thankful peo- ple; Raise the sons 0! H"V”.5I Home. Bring your gift to decorate the church on Saturday afternoon. Erpte-nber zifilzh. Evcrnsong will be held in st. Mark's Church Rustlco at 3.00. come and bring the whole family.

IN JAPAN - Miss Katherine MacDonald. a former Prince Ed- ward Island girl whose people 11" in Kilmuir, is in Japan today with the U. 5. Army Air Force. A daughter of the late Mr. John M. MacDonald of Kiimuir. Miss Mac- Donald was home this summer in July. At that time she was ” ed in Texas where she was in- structing flight nurses. since this time she has flown practically all over the United states and was stationed in California just before she flew to Japan this week. she holds the rank of Flight Nurse.

card or Innis

First To My Loving Heavenly li'ai.her:-for His love end mercy in carrying me safely through.

'11: the Doctors and Nurses of the P. E. I. Hospital. while a patient there for three weeks. I wish to ex- tend my heartfelt thanks. for all the wonderful kindness shown to me, to the Doctor for his never falling attention, the Supervisor. the Special Nurses and all the other Nurses in tumvwhc did all they could to help me. To one and all I extend my deepest gratitude.

Mrs. Dan Myers, Lake Verde, P. I. I.

Thanks

Mr. end Mrs. A..0. oeudet. of Wellington. Pill. 1.. wish to thank their many friends and neighbours local and abroad for the many gifts

'I'l-IE cfesnrlull. -G-ii-Alip-IAN;

113095 TAXI. - Phone 28641 or

GENIIAL II.IC'l'I.IC IADIOS 820.75. Teolnias Music Store.

'nAr.r rnics: - Plastic neth- roorrl Window Drapes at Douglas Bros. at Jones Ltd. ,

FIII OOATC IHAIIID AND I-ll-INID reasonable. Phone tot-L. -Mrs. White.

late Chip Cookies" at

Bakeries Ltd.

'0lVl0 TAKE. .- Third install. ment City of Charlottetown taxes is due September Ioth.

COAL. - We are discharging to- day care of Welsh Anthracite fur- nace siee and American Reading Gillie Co.. Ltd.' Phone 170.

ALI. POLL TAXES . payable April 15th. xymw nu

names will be dven to the coup; for collection.

to New OIIIIOV and Halifax

Limited 2081 or sec.

180 Kent Street. Radio repiir.

Fashion shoppe.

October 1st. at 7.80 P. M. Mary 13- M'wKtmlie. Deaconess.

HUN TEE

Billldind. next to the meat market Reopening specials. .

SPECIAL SIBVICE

Ind Holy 'Ccmmlluion.

10.30 A. M. ltev. M. K. Channan.

lows: 11 A. M. Tryon;

Ti-yon and Cape Traverse. Bacon. Minister.

daughter Clara Mae to Mr. Regin rs. Jeremiah Simpson of Csven

nvnsvclws favorite "Choco- Stewart

Hard Nut for base burners. w. n,

FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday 5' Phone Maritime Central Airway

MecDONAI.D same answer.

Sound equipment. Disc Rec dl . Rllders Maiestie and stcwari.'rw:r::'-

jj I JUST ARRIVED new Fell Tissue Faille and Wood Dresses in all sites ""5 Bhldel 37.96 each at The

NORTH TRYON PRE8BY'l'ER- IAN CHURCH Rally Day garage, 3.!

RIVER BEAUTY SALON now located in the Smith

in North Wiltshire Church. aundgy, ocgobe; 1st. at 7.30 P. M. Guest speaker.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. - services October ml Cornwall 11 A. M. Public Worship Church School 10. New Dominion 3 P. M. Kinzston 7.30 P. M. church school,

csaacniliiilvr. - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Toombs of Mayileld. wish to" announce the engagement of their 4:! 3. Simpson, son of Mr. and

gilslg P. LE. 1. Marriage to take place

LEAVE! ron l.AlIAl!ol”- The Hudson Bay Cmlpany vessel. "Lady MacDonald." will leave part today with 1.500 bags of potatoes

for the Hudson Bay Post at Goose Bay, Labrador. . loaded by the P. E. Island Potato GrowerI' Association.

DISTINGUISHED MIIIT P. W. C. STUDENTS - The faculty and students of Prince of Wales Ccuege received two dis- iiriguished lady visitors in the As- selrlbly Kali on liriday morning. Miss Delle Calhoun, better known as "Miss British Columbia of 1050". was welcomed to the College by the Principal. Dr. Frank Mackin- non, and -introduced to the students by the President of the Etudents' Council. Mr. Philip Jardine. Mr. Jardiae sent the greetings of his fellow students to the students of Canada's western province, and presented the guest with a beautiful bouquet of red roses. Miss Calhoun in her reply, expressed her pleas- ure at her visit to Prince Edward Island. Dr. Lotta Hitschinanova who is '. visiting the Island

M, mm. mmedmmm d.n”u'II&r':, and speakinron Europe and its

needs. also addressed the students of the College. She gave a stim- ulating eccount of the needs of the oung people of Europe and of the work that is being done to meet them. she pointed out that the college students would be the com- munity leaders of the near future and that they win be dealing with leaders who are now the young peo- ple of Europe. She was introduced and thanked by the Principal.

Personals

Mr. David Macliachern. of the Guardian staff leaves this morn- ing for Halifax, N. 5.. where he will spend the week-end.

The many friends of Mrs. Dan Myers. Lake Verde. P.E.I., are pleased to see her home again. after undergoing a serious oper- ation in the P. E. 1. Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Maclean left for their home in Newton cen- tre, Mass.. after spending the' past three weeks the guests of Mrs. Her-

M"'- GQOTRG Dixon. Clyde River. "H d f 11 m swam shun b no bert B. Meow ams an am y Quartette. E y mhaw D"”bl"'n"

Mrs. Millie Macdonald. Eldon- Beltast. recently returned from Glace Bay, C. 3.. having had a pleasant visit at the home of her son and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Macdonaid.

I Mr. grid lvl:-s. Edmund Gallant, lNorth Cambridge, Mass.. who have

U:;agogh;::T0::LrV1cgnA3g3lE-b- ibeen vacationing on Prince Edward W 0 Island, left Frid mcrnin ac- held Sunday, october let. as fol- Ry g 3717'. M. Cape Traverse; 7.30 P. M. The An- nual S. 5. Rally at Crapaud. com. munion services will be held at E. ii.

lcompanled by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome ,0-allant. Peaks Bt., Charlottetown. Their many friends wish them all a pleasant trip.

Mr. Eric L. Harvle, K.C.. LL.B.. Calgary, has been elected to the board of directors of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, itpis announ- ced by Stanley M. Wedd, president of the Bank. Mr. Harvle is active in Alberta legal circles. and in in- dustrial and oil developmeits in the West. He is a director of Southam Co. Ltd. and the Empire Trust Co. of New York.

ZION I CHURCH.

LOCAL RALLIES?-'

MONTAGUE, Oct. 6th, 8 10th, 8:00 P.M.; FREELAND, Oct. 11th, Oct. 9th, 8:00 P.M.;

-SUMMERSIDE,

noted scholar -

x

and good wishes they received on the event of the celebration of

hold on September 23rd, inst.

their Golden Wedding which was

' Whatklnd

. ;

3 - ulpflfnoaiv AVE

1875 75th. Alllllvrllsinv 195,0

IPRESIYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA,

EVERYONE is invited to tile

P. E. I. ANNIVERSARY RALLY

SUNDAY. OCT. Btll. 7:00 I'M.

BELFAST, Oct. WEST POINT,

OUR GUEST-at all services-

nrv. r. soon I liacliElIZlE

M.A., D..Tll., D.D., D.C.L. Moderator of General Assembly

CHARLOITETOWN

:00 P.M.; MALPEQUE, Oct. 8th, 11:00 A.M.; CLYDE RIVER, Oct. 12th, 8 P.M. Oct. 13th, 8:00 P.M.

8:00 P.M.;

outstanding preacher

of a world tomorrow?

5

Seventh-dav Adventist Church

and a smaller quantity of tin-lips ' The vessel was ,

visrrons '

very

On York their

River

Mr.

their

and Mr

Th

W010

WI! In

7.30 lP.M. .

The Club held their meeting Thursda evening, Sept, 28th.. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Burnett. While the Scouters were gathering, the

art Parent;

Mr. Scoutei"s Club Mrs. Burnett and Mr. Parent an- ncuriced that the next would be at Birch Court.

York Sunday school llolll Rally 01

ml service in the Th d it cfass o SCh0:l.aWYlICh consists of the

The th "For the healing of all Following is the progrlm - eacred music: D0X9W3Y- The Leader for the luv. Howard Christie

I-iymn No. 08 perlntendent of

Scripture lesson. led in prayer. Hymn N0- "Breathe On Me lite

Responsive readinc. Collection was receiv Andrews and Lwlti-'0 cation of Ofi'erin8- " be the tie that bind! -

The Mission story was read by Christine Pmude. hymn, "Beautiful Valley of Pl'IY' er" by the choir.

Rev. Mr. Christie gave beautiful address. st-re-sins

world war. The seem terest in religious

throughout Canada. V The closing hymn W 1y sung and Benedlctionfoliowed.

the home of Mrs. Edith Morris. with

of the meetinz The minutes

vpesk at our to be held on 7.80 p. m. Mrs. linierson invited the members for the next I:id00Imn um. ll. Oi i.li'K mun w,f,,,.,,, wg:4.feg- Roll call. Neath the green-sod now '. Mrs. Emerson has chalet . of Worship period. -Meetliil closed by

Mrs. M "Blessed

ECOUTBBS CLUB

Charlottetown

The purpose of the meeting t.hs.electlon of new officers. which are as follows: President, Mrs. nob- vice-president, zakem; secretary. Marion Peeke; treasurer, Harry Plneeu.

After the business and discussion was finished. the hostess served a

of the and

delicious lunch. Parent. on behalf thanked

sundny evening. Sunday " ” ' Rally Day

United chetse. i: Praye

Milton Vessey,

am

A

jg.mg.....

N. GRANVILLE W. The W. M. s. of N. Granville held: a

regular meetlni 011 My

one visitor Flew"-

s. B. W. Taylor singing

e president. Mrs-

er. presided for the business

of the last mcetinl approved and signed by Casting shadows all the while. the president. ed by a verse of ing the word "Cress". W. M. lection amounted to nd to .76. Meals donations to . Two members paid th

read.

decided to ask Mrs.

o.' R. cue-lgrlanssn

A Certain Voice For Arlltlncertaln Time

clay, Isi

Cl-lARl..O'l'I'l-TIOWI I

GOOD MUSIC

01 .00.

li.Ii..E.0. convention Ilslll it llortll lilver

The M. 5:. E. 0. Convention for southwest Queens was held in North River Baptist Church on Sept 10. The president, Mrs. Malcolm Mec- Neiil. was in charge. with Mrs. Prank Willis at the organ.

The afternoon meeting opened with a short devotional period con- ducted by the Rev. Harry Barber. Mr. Stephen Ackland offered

prayer.

After the business meeting, the Rev. M. K. Chsrlnan gave an ad- dress. his subject being Jesus Christ. Teacher and Lord. I-le stat- ed tiut Jesus was not a preacher. he was more the teacher. Jesus emphasized the things he saw about

mufa him. Jesus made no attempt to

Mr.

meeting

Sept. celebrat

by a very beauti- United Church.

f the Sundlli teen-

eme for the eveninl W3: nations . Quiet

evenins W" of Hunter

r. The Su- the Sunday School read the Rev. Mr. Christie 148. odrv Psalm No.'l3a. ed by Jackie Lewis. Dedi- Hymn.

OIG

beautiful

Abe

:: we live shows our ambaasaciorshlp.

3, very three

V build theology dogma, etc. . I Charnian also told us not to forget the Great Text Book. Sunday school is not the only place teach- ing should be done. The best teach- ing is done bythc example of a trcng Christian character.

In a discussion, led by the Rev. Lewis Murray. some very practical ideas were put before the Conven- tion concerning the preparation of a lesson.

In the evening the devotional period was conducted by the Rev. Harry Barber. 'nvo very fine vocal numbers were rendered. a duet by Mrs. Andrew Macllachern and Mrs. Molyneaux and a solo by Mrs. Leigh Warren.

In the address of the evening, the Rev. Lewis Murray used the theme, "Ambassadors for Chris ". He stated an ambassador repre- sent: his country. He carries a tre- mendous responsiblity. We are re- presentatives for Christ. The way

Let us not be discouraged. Let us think of the King's business. All the resources of Almighty God are behind us. Then let us go forth. We are ambassadors for Christ.

users M359 "P '3'” emu" M," The officers for the en Aletha Brown. also I mzzggst M are as follows: Presldentmfs Hr? the sundav 5cii00- W” ' J. F. Eastoll. Vice-President .- Roy

Younker. secrctary.Treasurer Mrs. Robert Matheson, and the fol- lowing executive: North Wiltshlre - William Clark. Hampshire Clifford Proud. Kingston James Jewell. New Dominion Mrs. Waiter Shaw. North River - Ernest Ladner. Clyde River - Eric ' MacPhail. Cornwall .- Mrs. Dimer Priaaell. Long Creek-J. W. stretch.

The Sunday School Convention of Southwest Queens do piece on record our appreciation of the stand taken by the Department of Jus- tice with reference to lotteries and Sunday observance and urge that further strong action be taken to curtail gambling practices.