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lev. Canon l. M. Malone M.A., I..'I‘h., Iaemahnt. gm Susanne Brenton, Lie. Music organist and Choir Director

LENTEN SERVICES M='°!'I siikv” (Fmmi- The Church School meetl im- hly Communion: .mediateiy following the service

Mmldly and Friday 8:15. Wednesday 0:30. . Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 1:45. Children's Service Wednesday at

t PM.

lvcnscng and Addreua Wednesday and Friday 7:30. The wcck day servicn are in All

glut’; Chapel. Ali seats are iree

Morning Worship Ii a. m. Kensie.

Morning Worship. ' ' Evening Worship ‘l IKM.

Work Secretary oi the M R..E.C.

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Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Mae- Anthem: "Lord ior Thy Tender

The evening scrvice will be con- ducted by thc C G I.T. and ad- dressed by Miss Lois Tupper, Girls’

The Junior Choir will sing '0 Saviour Sweet" and Sibelius’ "Song

Miss Ileien stew], A,'r.c.M..

I IOAIDCAST

' Every Sunday Eve

Lenten Services

8t. iiunstan’s Basilica

The Central Guardian

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OVER CFCVY ning At 7:i5 PM.

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COOK'S 1'01" PIIOY-OIXIP SURANCE.

HOWARD MIBINNIB’ Footwear at 175 Queen Street.

welcomed and the Incumbent is|Orga-nist and director oi choir will 55m SALE, Mrs, Jqhnstqn-g (ind "aiglhlcirhstiléilfli-Zlézyin charge oi the music oi the Ladley wear,

r You are cordially welcomed to gunman 5111,]; ... None; fifl.l'_s_glig_lig_lil_fiivvorship with TIII: BAPTIST Guild Rilmmage Sale, Holy Name lov. J. T. Iblxoutgt’, R1)". 3am". CHURCH. Hall, Saturday, March 8th, 3 P. M. g 4:: n F. crd, A.1t.C.0.,

",‘,‘,,‘;,,,,. m, GM, Mnmh CENTRéIli (géRISTIAN ‘gunner: tongs: igr Pariehmd‘! _..___ f] ton and us! o, unday,

8.30 a.111. lioi? I!nmn:i:::.’.:-.'.. ’ lieatultreet Wlfch- 2nd 1" Lem" St- John“:

"m Mm ",4, (' - | Milton. Holy Communion 11.00 AM.

and Sin-mun. ‘wti-joct: "Living Mem-' iwls ui Christ's Church." I Aniilrru: “Lord. For Thy Ten- tivr .‘:fr.rcdcs"—tl‘arrant). i

1.30 p711. punday School sad i Bil-Io (Iisas. 5 7.00 p.111. Eventing Prayer and .

illustrated Address. 1 Subject: History oi‘ the Church‘ oi England. I At the Morning Service u ' Memorial Tablet erected to the! memory oi Lt-Col. Andrew Ern- ' est Inzs and his wife Clara S. B. ‘ pcdgt- will he dedicated. A Morn- orlni 'l‘:1l1ict ercctod to tho mem- ' cry oi Wing‘ Commando Ralph lloydcn Inga oi the R.C.A.F. will also be dedicated at this Service.‘ Wing Commandvr Ings inst hisZ life in an aeroplane crash in Newfoundland on November 8th,‘ 1m. _ l Visitors will receive :1 cordial welcome at St. Paul's Church. ‘

PRESBYTERIAN

THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES}

Minister Th. Rev. T. H.‘ Busseil Scmers .1! M.

Olflgartlst Miss E. 1. inu Mcliensie Mus. Ban.

l1 AM. The Sacrament oi liolyi Communion. ' -

Anthem: “Jesu. Bread oi Life, It Pray Thee" —-(WhItehead). i

All Christians are welcome to re- , uive the Sacrament. ‘

2:30 P. M. CHURCH SCHOOL.

‘i RM. The Service oi Soicmn_

Thanksgiving. . Sermon: “The Failure oi the Brook." i

Anthem: “Prayer” from "Ilmiseb and Gretel". —(H1.1.mperdlnoi1.) t The Minister will conduct the: Ion-ices and deliver the Sermons. |

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rhae and Gmtton ltrest B V. . CARLYLE WEBSTEI

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10.00 AM Imior

MARVEL D. DUNBAR. B. T.II.. Minister.

MRS. M. C. STEWART. Organist and Choir Director

10.00 A.M. Church School and Family Hour.

Evenig Prayer 7.30 P. M. St. Mark's. K115121130, Eyeing Prayer 3.00 P. M. Rev. Sidney J. Davies, Rector.

I RETURNS HOME -- Mr. John T. Wood. who has been employed Mutant Thom. N.S., for some

tat 11:00 AM. Morning Worship and gmomhs p“, left a 19w days ago

Communion.

Guest Speaker: Miss Lois A. Tup- per, Girls‘ Work Secretary oi the M.R.E.C.

Anthem: "Holy Is The lard." 7:00 RM. Evening Worship. Sermon: "Marriage-A Fotce or Farce?"

'I‘i1c second in a series oi ser- mons on Marriage. '

Solo: "Teach Me To Pray" -by Miss Jenn Enman.

Central Christian urges it; mem- bers and invites its friends to ser- vices on the Lord's Day.

UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 89 ELM AVE. Iiev. J. c. hieimiteuber Pastor. Sunday School 2 p. m. Worship and Preaching 3 p. m- Erangeiistic Scrvlcc 7.30 p. m. Good Singing —Goorl Music

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Hear the Children's Choir oi the: each Saturday

Air over C.I-‘.C.Y. 101m 10.30 11. m.

SALVATION ARMY

{Major and Mrs. Victor Mach-an

I1 s. m. Holiness bloating. 2.30 p. n1. Sunday School. Interesting, lessons ior nli. ‘i l". M. Evangelistic Meeting. Weeknight meetings each Thurs- day at B P.M. . All are cordially Invited in lt- tend the above meetings. You are Welcome!

THREE BURNED TO DEATH SPRENGWATER. N31. Feb. 2'1-

pled granddaughter - were burn- ed to death today in t: fire which destroyed their isolated isrm home five miles northeast oi this village.

The dead were identified u Mrs. Victoria Kryder, '76. her daughter. his. Valerie secsupsk, t9, and Mrs. Ssmrpaics 26-year-old daugh- ter. Marjorie.

Lrffllflllqflfilafl btlaisiiehin Irma-mood.

mics. manganese and bauxite, but has little oil or sold.

‘for his home at Cairdigflfl. ‘Wheife ihe wiii spend some time. »Ncw Glasgow News. -

SCHOOL CLINICS ior Protec- i tlon against Diphtheria and against both Diphtheria and Whooping Cough for Infants and Preschools , will be held by the Health Division i on Monday March 3rd at 1.30 P. M. , at Spring l>ark School, 2:10 P. M. tat Prince Street. 'l‘ii€Sdu_‘,', 1.30 at ~ Queen Square, 2.30 Model. Wcdues. day, 1.30 at West Keni. 2.30 at Notre Dame. Thursday, 1.30 a Rochiord Square. 2.30 at Parkdsie. Mothers take your babies to the clinic most convenient for you.

BIBLE SOCIETY WORK. — The Brilisi: and Foreign Bible Society has issued lrsuisiailons and I01" worded their circulation, beiievinfl that in themselves they can bring iigtht to human souls and the ex- perience oi the power of the Gospel to every man. It clearly recognizes what under the guidance of the llioiy Spirit. the interpretation of t the I-ioiy Scriptures. and lnfilfilc‘

lion therein, belong to the teach-

ing ministry of every branch of the ‘Church The P. E. I. Auxiliary o! 11119 Bible Society needs the help lattd support of everyone. Aiudiiary

Office. 142 Prince Street, Char-

lottetown, P. E. I.

TIIINITY CHURCH. -- Regular services of worship will be heldin Trinity Church (his Sabbath. with

itho Minister delivering the ser- mons. Hi5 subjects for the day wiii [be “What is Lent” and "Laying

H”) _ ‘fhygg wmnm _ g mm- i Foundations." He will give the fifth ‘mother. her daughter. and hes- crip- ‘ in the series of six special broad-

casts over CFCY 1n the afternoon. ‘ The various classes of the Church i School will meet at the usual times

and places. The music for the day

will include two anthems: "Seek

Yo The Lord" by Roberts. in Whilih "Mr, Harvey McPherson will sing the polo, [lid "O Ye That LOVE Th6 lord" by Coleridge-Taylor. You are cordially invited to worship in ‘lirlrlity Giurdl.

PANMUII ISLAND WOMEN'S msrrnrra Ill-ORGANIZED - on llieisrinry loch the woman 01 Bmmure Island met tozether for of re-wsuiivins the-

The British n: I Foreign Bible Society -

lN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

IIINOI mwasn IMIAND AUXILIARY

The Churches oi Great Britain and oi this Contin- ent ure raising considerable funds to help alike: those who have been our friends

II‘ IQIIIM n flow Church Sehasl. a‘ “m”, ""10 ""9 12".‘ hmgmin‘n_ I a ' their apparatus. ODIN" 1|.” A_M_ PUBLIC wow’ ‘IIIIIIIIII: CIIIIIDII hails lllil fildjggq] Q. Mmuhn IIBII like. wliilln flhll "him: at 1| unu- 1 "hflm- "‘° mm“ “"'

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- \ Soloist. Mr. Harvey Mucflieilon. l-il BM. The Mlllltet will give h MI: in a series or six special . ‘over station CIUY. 310: Young-People's Bible Class. 7-00 P.M.: PUBLIC WORSHIP. "time: by the Minister.

Subject: “Laying Foundations." “ts-ghost: "o Ye rm Love 5n.

—(O0ler|d|e-Tayior).

c. e one that tlslrsteeh, ‘"1" vs to e waters, and he that ‘t? no money: some ye, buy and n‘: Y": 1101M. buy wine and milk:

m" 7001111. and without price."

Ioreiln Bible Sodieiiy PW" page 0o spend inlfllll! 110N300 in help ill the pro- vision oi Scriptures. Sines 10M, Iarope has aiwlil N!" dependant in a very IIIIO measure ior itl NW5" 011 the British and Foreign Bible Societv. '

The P. E. I. Auflliary is helping in this great cease. contributions mo! N "'4' through the Island Auti- iary Branches or A Office. u: Prince Street. Charlottetown

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Sunday School, Lord’: boy: lreoking oi Incl, Lord's

Upper Prince St.

Gospel Meeting, Lord's Day, 7:30 p.111. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.111. Christ Died ior the Unpstilys-Romanr 5-6.

'turo containing the word. ‘Tear.’

bhe , - Women's Institute ln- thek‘ district

MacDonald and Mrs. Dan Oondiq u mditotrs Mire. Wm. Minphty will be program ocrven for the year. It was decided to hold the meet- ings in the homes and Mme. Edwin MacDonald invited the member; to her home for the Msmh meetiflC-i CIIUII/CI-I MEETING - The post- ‘ oned January meetin oi High- ieid United Ohurch omen‘: As- sociation waa held at the home oi Mrs. Dennis Neal on the evening oi February 3rd. The devotional iod was conducted by Mrs. Ivan grinned; the Theme ng "Steward- ship oi Time and 'I‘aents". S ture heading of Acts i6, was io- lowed by a briei record oi Lydia. who used, her time. her talents and her influence u a wise stew- ard. The lord's Prayer repeated-in unison, was followed by the sing- ing oi the hymn, “Take My Liie and Let Itje." The President. Mrs. Stillman li'rizz'eii, their took charge oi the meeting. Roll esii was answered by a verse oi Scrip-

Thc Treasurer, Mrs. Eric Hurry, gave a report and the offering was received. One new- member was welcomed. Next meeting will be held at the home oi Mrs. Stillman Mizzeil, when roll call will be a Bible verse containing the word "spirit." The Devotional lander will be Mrs. Creed with Mrs. Brie Hur- ry and Mrs. Ivan Priznii in charge oi the lunch. The business period having concluded, Mrs. Neel pre- sented the prqsram which in-

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ciudsd a road 11g and a poem which were much enjoyed by those pro ent. The meeti closed by sing- ing the hynill. ‘ ke Time l0 be floiy." The hostess enlisted by Mrs. Oreed then served lunch and a aoeisl half-hour was enloyed.

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SPECIAL DRE-EASTER BAR-

EMr. Robinson had been gtationed

tummy oi Lin Church oi Enl-

corrnu TABLES. Special value. Tocnnibs Music Store.

CHURCH 01-" SCOTLAND-Ser- vices March 2nd: Cope Traverse 1-1 a.m.; Summerslde 7 p.i'n. Rev. J. H. Bishop.

s1‘. cdrunnnvics scuoon. - Sunday School Lord's day, 2.30 run.

Gospel service 3 P. M. I

CAKE BALIL-(ird Charlottetown Guide Company at R. T. Holman Lid, this afternoon.

LISTEN IN-Parkdlle J 1min! Red Cross broadcast over C, F. Q1. March 1. (Saturday) at 630 P. M.

RECENT ARRIVALS — All wool Sweaters, Cardigan; and Pullovers. Newest shades. Kennedy Ladies’ Wesr.

25 YEARS MARRIED — Mr. and Mrs. J. G0rd0n Evans today an celebrating the 25th anniversary oi their marriage and are receiving the congratulations of their many friends. /

BANK APPOINTMENT — EE Boutillier, formerly assistant ac- coruntarrt of the Bank of Nova Sco- tia at Oharioitetown, has been named to succeed G.J. Robinson as accountant of the bank in Camp- beiiion, it has been learned; Mr Boutiilier i185 been assistant ac- countant. here for several months.

here for more than four years and was last week n-amed tq the Ban-k Inspection Department. Coming to Cam-pbellton as new assistant sc- countant is JR Weeks. of Chat» ham. Mr. Boutiiliorfis wife and‘ _vou11.2 son will join him here shortly. t

WAR VETERAN BURIED-The remains oi the late Mr. Robert. Carson, who was accidentally kiii-j ed in an Ontario gold mine l! South Porcupine, arrived in tie city Wednesday night and were buried Thursday privately from, the McLean funeral home. Rev. G. t Carlyle Webster officiating. Rob-l: ert was the son of Mr. Louis D. and Mrs. Carson Euston Si., City. Mr.‘ Carson served with Prince of Wai- e; Rifles, Peter-born. Ont. in the, last war and his casket was draped with the Union Jack and a mp8- nificent flower wreath oi’ pOPPP-‘S in loving remembrance. by his com- . rades. lie leaves to mourn besides hi5 parents a sister. Mrs. Ralph} MacLean and a brother Davis botth i oi Charlottetown.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — The service of Morning Worship will be. conducted, wiith sermon. by D11! Mackenzie. 'i‘h.e anthem cf they ntorning will be Forum's "with, For Thy Tender Money's Sake." Im-t mediateiy following the service oi hfornitng Worship the Church School will hold its study period. Evening Worship will be conducted by the c. G. I, T. with address by Mtg, 1,01; Tllppet, Girls‘ Work Sec- retary oi the M. R. E. C. Included in the music oi the evenlns by "it Junior Choir will be "son: o! Peace" (Sibelius) and "0 saviour Sweet." Miss Iielen Stewart. A- T- C. M.. organist and director 0i m]; will be in charge of the music o; the day, You are cordially 1"‘ . vitod to worship with the Baptist Church.

sr. PAUIRS CHUBCH-Silndfly: March 2nd. 100i. Second Sunday in Lent. too are. nob 00m- munion; 11.00 AIL. H01! 60m‘

rnuuion and Sermon; subject. '14£:g Members of Giriats Oh h" Ant-hem, “Lord For Th1 Tender Meroies" (Fart-ant).

PJL. Sunday School and e Class; v.00 9.114.. __1i.'venifll Prayer and illustrated address; "WIN!-

iand. At the morning service s Memorial Tablet erected to the mcnmry oi Lh-Ooi. Albert Ern- est Inge and his wife 9hr: B. B. Dodgevsiiibededicat .AMen-1- criai Tablet erected to the mem- ory of.’ Wing Commander Ralph Roflen Inls oi the ILGAI". will also be dedicated at this service. Wing Oonunander Inge lost his life in an aeroplane crash in Newfoundland on Nxvelnber 8th.

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WORLD DAY OF PIAYERJN CRAPAUD - The women oi Ora- paucl United and Si. John’; Anglic- an Churches met for the World Dpy oi Prayer service at the home o: Mrs. John Simmons. Over forty women attended this beautiful and impressive service. which was Dre- sided over by In. Joseph ‘Drows- daie, “stated by Mrs. Leroy How- at and Mils Bnliy Hiflik as leaders, with radian by several other members. Prayer III offer- ed by we Phebe stint-t, Mrs. v.1). Mural-lute and Mrs. John Nich- olson of the wins. end b? Mrs. Verne: Moore, Mrs. Proiiitt and Mrs. B10 Lowther (I Si. John's- W. A. A- very inept-ing wee given by Rev. llr. Meant‘. has on several mealtime eiped to make this day of prover service oi such Ipiritmi buleiit. The women oi both organisations are most grateful for his attendance and help. Mrs. Anniiea “tier Ind Mrs. John Simmons rqldered u s duet. "Nearer Still mart" The offering oi 88.50 will be used ior the printinbsnd distribution of Christian literature. Ioi the close oi the service, tea was cured

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Lenten Meditations E

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THE GROWTH OI‘ FAITH

It is a not uncommon experience to meet. those who. perhaps after "why years of doubt or pveiiive scepticism, have come to acc t the essentials oi Christian belle yet are conscious of some disappoint- ment. In the earlier stage oi their lives they found faith impossible. Then fuller knowledge, the clear. ing away c-i supposed obstacles. or some event. in their ii-vc-s which gave them a changed view or God, the man and the universe, brought about what the old-fashioned di- vines would have termed their "cc/n- version." There was u sense in which. for a time. St. Paul's phrase seemed justified by this experience and for them "all things had be- come new."

Yet‘. before long faith proved ior less satisfying than they had been led to expect. For one thing, it proved tantaiizingiy intermittent; it flickered in the wind, instead oi burning with a steady flame. An- other unexpected and disheartem. ing fact was that, although the old fallacies which made faith impos- sible had been exposed and dismih s-Bd. new vague qucstivonings be- gart to arise and to suggest new doubts.

The tuiain iruih is that exper- iences of this type needvnot cause the least discouragement. Almost always the faith that endures best grows slowly. and is not the pro- duct of some sudden emotional re- action. "First the_ blade, then the ear, then the full com" is abun- dantly true oi faith.

What matters. then, for every Christian is not to distress himself ii at the moment. his faith seems inadequate or fluctuating, but to take care that it is given every chance of growing and then to wait patiently for its increase.

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Wedding inniversary

A very enjoyable evening was spent at the lovely new home of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Wood, Cross Roads, uu ’i‘i1ursday evening, Nov- ember 28th. 1946. when their friends and relatives gathered to celebrate the tenth anniversary oi their marriage. The guests were re-

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Florence Murphy, Shirley Jenkins, Dorobhy P Margaret MacDougal (Te ICIIEII. Pfllllhi. Chas. Mcinnis, Alisa MacRae, Joseph Can non, Glen

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Malcolm MacRae, Harvey Bruce,

Rubi’ Wood. Clayton Morrissey, Gordon Down. c“ MVPDDY. Betty Prsught. Francis Morrissey, Hilda Wood. Freda Rich-

were: Mrs. Parker Ings, Mr; R115. sell Young, Mrs. Gordon, ply-erg,

The remainder oi the evmi-ing was i spent in Social intercourse. Ail] left. for their respective homes wishing Inna and Preston many more years oi happiness. Following is the Address:-

years ago tonight we gathered at the home oi’ your parents to wit- ness the happy event of your mar- riage. Tonight, we gather to cele- brate that reunion. It is indeed a. great pleasure to be wiith you both in your new home. We hope Lona. that you realize, nihough you have moved to this district. you have never been separated from us. As you have always been willing to do your part, not only as a nurse, but in everything pertaining to the welfare of your home community, and we greatly appreciate it.

And as a token of our apprecia- tion, we could not ict this evening pass. without remembering you in some small way.

We ask you to please accept this

ceived at. the door by Mrs. Lawson Macifiaclicrn. The Rev. , Mag;- Leiian of Trinity United iiurch.

‘called the gatehring to order. Ami

a table oi very beautiful and useful Sifts were presented to the bride and groom. Mrs, Ivan Dsrracth openvd the parcels and Mrs. A. Owcns read the accompanying verses. whiic the gifts were orang- ed on the table by Mrs. Bruce Mac

-Phe:son. all former classmates cf

Luna's, while in training. An ad- dress was read by Mrs. Henry Jen- kins bnd "virs. Gordon Myers pre- sented s: purse of money from rela- tives and school mates of Leno's. Both Lona and Preston thanked t-hrr»: prcssni for their thoughtful- ne s and invited all to visit thorn rem: ngzain in their new home. And in Prestous speech he said he told

‘ n friend. that. day they weie mar- J

rigcl ten years, he asked him how he , felt about it. he said he only wished i he had been married ten years’ sooner. i Complimentary remarks were t made by Rev. Mr. ivlacleiian. A ' delicious lunch was then served, the bride's table locked lovely, with a lace cloth. on which were two, nrtisiicaiLy decorated wedding cakes made by Mrs. Calvin Wood‘ and Mrs. Hedley Jenkins, both being hostesses for the evening. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Henry Jenkins poured tea. Mrs. Lawson MacEach- ern and Mrs. Gordon Myers cut the

gift. Wishing you many, many years r-f itupoinsss together, in your new | "t ' God; richest bless- ings be bestowed on you both. and Hntgltlct‘ .\iyi‘a Joan.