MAy 23, 1942

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E115 CATHEDRAL UNITED CHURCH

’i‘ Si‘. PE ANGUCM of CANADA “Behind square TRINITY UNITED CHURCH E v1, tllalone, M- A» Prince trees w. 0111"“ ‘£51,, ‘ Minister 1 m.“ “~ 5LRVICEQ Rev. Hugh Miller, M A. b, I), SLI tummunhm ltev. Donald C Boottiroyd, 11,5, W’ u.“ a1 Eucharist, and SFI- Assistant 11.00 K11" a. ltoy ireriiigi. 1.2mm, A.c.c,0. o" tool. V PRIII l t Egzilsiiillgsiilltl sermon- 11.00 A. M. Public Worship, 1.1111 w,‘ on sisitvii-ES Sermon: Rev, n. M. Koukle, To- ‘fioly communion; , ronto. w t ilonriuy unci Friday 8-15 Anthem: “Lord of All Being"- uzlgda“, 9311 Andrews.

Sunday School meets with con. c gragatiizn to: ning at service and I _I€ I25 DISIIYDBIII, ST. PAULS d r mm 1.00 r. M. Public wonrnip. n" A u-nrcw G111’ 11¢ - man" Sermon: 11ev_ Hugh Miller. '6. ll. Greeuhalgh. A511 ' Anthem: liear then, in Love- ‘S

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‘cijfl“§"siiit»rcior_iirr. o. E- Fflil Visitors and Students Cordiaiiy 1.31; liolv Communion. _ Welcome. 9;,“ Confirmation School Ser m‘ W“ W __

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l'm‘ 1. school. Corner Prince and Fitzroy Street: 7 iltliiiigllilcnbi Bible Chli- inister

W] Evening Prflylll‘ llld 597mm“ Ilov. I. Judson Levy. ILA.

_, _- glorning Wlurrhip 11 A. M. m ‘ ' . ' ermon: " he Growth of e ’ PRIA BY l m:,,,;‘,m_.. i”- nt em: "The Splendours of Thy ST. JAMES CHURCH Glory." - — — - —tWomiwarri| Minister _ The Church School 2.30 P. M. ,1 1:11. Licut. The Rev'd T. ll- There are clzisises and groups for M5911 some-rs. 111.11., S, T- M. it. C- oil ages and needs . you are cor-

‘ F dialiy welcome. (ligonlsl Miss Lillian MacKenzle, Evening Worship ‘i P. M. nu," 331; Sermonzfln The Secret Place oi 1_ Diving worship. the Most High." l.ct Not Your lieart Be Anthem: "The Radiant Morn m,,1,|,.,1_ _ - — — —Tl'i-‘111\111"1 l-las Passed Away."— —tWoodu'ardl 1P. Ill. lllvinc ivorship. Organist and Choirmaster, John 11,5,- snin; Land oi Hope and Inch. Mus. Bac. 61m. _ _ - - — — — ——-ElKfl1‘ You are invited to worship with My. llziinil ltcymond. éJIHE BAPTISII__CHURCH The 31111151" Wm “nduct n“ " _ _“_'““"*“"

111"" '1" s"""""- CHURCH oi CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lwfln", “m, any,” s"... CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH ' Minister Kent Street licv. (l. Carlyle Webster Rev, Nell llerman. ILA. Organist. - Iiiiss Rena Wood . Minister tiiflitNlNG WORSHIP Mrs. V. L. Dingwell. Organist. i100 .\..\l. Theme: ‘The Power of The pastor will preach at ll A. .

_ M. and 7 P. M flymnSZ 1.15, 775, 278. 250.

11 A. M. Subjeet-“Pharoahh Sec- Anthrni ‘The Fear of the Lord.‘ ond subtle Compromise."

Jknlm; 2.30 P. M Bible School-A class 1111 1-, )1 Tile sabbath school for every age.

uflBiivlr- ( , 3 P. M. Pastor's Class-Subject-

Ei’ G WORSHIP "The Mysteries." 111011.11. Theme: ‘The Hope of 7 P. M. SubJect-"Two Feet In

I. Ne“. “-,,,»1n_' Heaven." 11,111“; 6G, 559, 192. 8.30 l’. M. Pageant By Young Anlhfllli ‘The Radiant Morn Has Pwille 0f Lot 4B-

Mni u-wooilwiird. Prayer Meeting and Blble

Mo: ‘leciefl, Mrs. Arthur Roper. Study Wednesday Evening 7.45. ‘Unto 1ou thnt fear My name Young People's Society Tuesday ‘M! the Sun of Righteousness 3 P- M- ' “m. Mr; Preston Beck Soloist at even- you nrr cordially invited to wor- Only the translated vision counts. jlp with us. ‘"5 service-

iiemrmhcr Anniversary Sunday In, 31st. ‘ ’ :- .... _. ,..- .___ Onte Foot In Heaven ‘his Ch“. say“ ‘Praised From Pulpit

r A Hollywood motion picture re- ill K913i)“ cently won endorsement by a na-

‘ tiorially known minister speak- "*‘""‘°"‘“" i“ °°"°""“i iBnigsiiyizigiiiaiililhriili-lglito?Liorilglemriiighf will‘, P M0 ll. Chet Illj-canfomm“ 1°11 C1111! B! 11mm" 3"" Preaching as guest miruster in the Long Beach Church. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, Editor oi’ the Christian Herald and President of the World's Christian Endeavor Union, prefaced his sermon on the subject of “faith creates facts." with comments on the Warner Bros. film “One Foot tn Heaven."

"It is one of the great pictures of this or any other year," the pastor said. “There is nothing soft. about it. and it will have universal appeal. There is romance and drama and rich humor. Love of God and Love

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‘ Boll mic-halt pint maple syrup! 1r i. 1 ‘m, h 1 l , MAY 23, 1917- our _Z.ppel.ns ‘°“"‘° 52118:‘ uilotliinigrtor: tiligiienigi 221i’ Hinge“: Iisllllaelqiiiiscugiikvaggredpegri ‘mlnfillfllllv. Remove from lire; the swthr-m Crrso front frm m 1 “iblflrlsoon butter and beat‘ Kostanjevica to the sea oanturuig until cool. Stir in 1 cup cttront sever-ii strategic Airstriazf posi- ‘furrows unit chopped nut meats" tons and taking 0060 prisoners. 111th it-n-t- been flavored with 1 ——-—'—— tablespoon shnrry and 1.4; teaspoon MAY‘ 24, 10l7-Japane:e W3!‘- irilotl nutmeg sm-naq between sh.ps started CPETBi-lCTIS with Allird livers n1 N11,. ‘and ice Wm, m“ h naval units in the Mediterranean. fronlnc, p 1 Prison gissicnhéo Uéiritsd States. 5 he e Mars IJ." re, rotuped t °i,t..,r.,°,,'f"°'1 eag':9"b'"d 1 to Ranceyirom America. 2 rum tlour- '__*"'"— Witter.- tiff" H" .. i-fi..'ié"‘..i‘.‘ll“i.t‘lit.it‘ttffi. 51'1"" P1011111 wgsfltiillli. ilemovc from lire, odd,‘ i- t anti .:it vigorously.» Then‘ The Young P0111110! $011111!’ i" molrililcicgg wcll beaten and re-l the Cross ltoads Church of Christ .12.‘? 3i3i=»”'ii-°."‘ni’»1§§.n1“i2‘...t"é2t‘5 . h i ' . Mgilticlblcngan M" 81mm, “mm, Special music] silver Offeringf 5

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c _ be rcoched in care of "" flaming‘ ixllli/Jlllli Railways. 850 &_ 1 Jontreai. Canada. Because of eligibility for WMllltary Service l have found It necessary to leave, for the present. the management oi our business, Till; A. A. IIENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME, in the capable hands 0f lili- 'D. L. Melnnis. who hos been associated with us for the part year.

.We can assure our custom- era and friends oi’ continued capable-and efficient service at ell times.

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This ooionrn is recurred for liners ei son oi Mrs. Annie Maeftae and the Mel looms but ldvortiuiog or n late Norman Macltae, was solemn- noway uturv any be uieeru-il at l 139d on sgtupdgy. Mgy 15th gt f" " '""¢~ "1""! "Ill-Iv ll four dciodr, at the home of Mr. ‘l_____.“°" ___._______ E1141 M? amigo‘ Mimi ‘$128111?- drill _ rooke o a n

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DTl-IE TWO MACnS will be the only "1 Bflvileld-

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g De y g-2y3-li. lsLANnEIt INJURED IN FALL -——- -Hurtled 40 feet from a roof top

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-ser- when a staging collapsed, two men vice May 24th: Belle River ll a.m.; were critical! inlvred shortly Iris 3 P, M; Murray River a p, M, after ll o'cl0c , May 11th as they 5-33-11, fell in between buildings at 366

_____ Summer street. Lynn. Mass, who‘!

sr. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN they were rescued by iwlwe- Re- CHURCH, Belfast, Sunday, may spending to an emergency cell 24th._ Sunday School 10.15 A. M. from neighbors Patrolman Ed- M°1111118 Service ll A. M. Y. P. S. ward Kane and Sergt. J. Henry a P- M~ RE“ E- C- Evans. Mlmskr- Wall worked for sever"! minutes

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_*-— out causing furthe‘ ries. At

TRYQN — BONSHAW BAPTIST Lynn Hospital the I re iden- CHURLlL-Sbilltid , May 24th. Al- “fled as wjmam L J3, 31 of

bany 11.00 A. M. Tryon 3.00 P. M. -. Westmorelanri 7.30 P. M, 'Ihe pastor Ha aging??? ska“, ‘Léénnho at?‘ will preach on the subject: "A s,’ m I a u“ ° 5b“ King's ivlotto.“ A cordial welcome . " s“ em‘ M“ Mcxann‘ is e’ awaits you at our church services “Wed w have Mm 5' 195' and arm 5_23_11_ c1011; possiblle‘ “intergai iri- ______ Jures w 1e Mr. a an as ser- GAVENDISH CHARGE. - Wor- 1011-1 fwt and body 1111111185. M1- 51-111; on Sunday, May 24m 1n new McKenna. referred to is a brother Glasgow at 1i A. M. Stanley Brluge 0f Rev. Phelan McKenna of Moreil at 3 P. M. and in Cavendis at 7.30 and a son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. M. Community Sundav School in McKenna of Newton Cross. Father B59131 Church lit 10-30 A- M. GEO- McKenna is leaving shortly to vis- W- T-llev. Minister. 5-23-11 it his broinerwret. please copy).

MR. AND MRS- A. H. LADNER, - BothwelL P. E. I., announce the en- ‘NUYSEMPLOZMENT HYSURANQCE . . S ECTOR Mr. ill am Men- fifiignemerfi °f ‘gala dlffu§lhi§r Tgise zles Kesson, who has been resident P. Eiml. gfliilfrlazre to ‘take pltrice mspeciqr °7 Uiiefipltlymem In‘

COVEHEAD - UNION ROAD $111111" P05111011 in Weqerlcwn. N. UNITED CllUltCli Services for 3-. Where a new office l5 about to Sunday, May 24th. West Covehead be Opened. Mr. Kesson has been il A. M. Covehead Road 3 P. M. responsible for the inauguration Union Road 7.30 P. M. The Cove- and development of the Unemploy- head Male Quartette will sing at ment Insurance business in this the 11101111118 Service Rev. T. A. Wii- Province, and initiated the pre- son. Mintster- 5-23-11- sent staff in their duties. He has

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one-tor» tté..'égiil'..fé"iii“mti. 1121.12": -Mrs. Bruce McEwen. Grafton other “its o! the province as Street. entertained at an afternoon we" He is most appreciative of W‘ "id Chm“ shmven hmmurmg the. co-operation and assists e Miss Marion Gilderd who is to be given mm by the bufimm mennfn a June bflde- Sig’ contrénun'ifty in introducing the

AT LEGION DANCE ~— M 111° in tigsloririlgorusrliciaviiilpcuifiiiic W131i?! Legion Dance Thursday the music new but which at ‘he outs, for the old-time dancing was sup- has éppeared a drag on both bu; plied by M“ Angus. MacEacher“ ness and wage earners Mr Kesson piano, and Mr. Hilliare Gallant, 15 succeeded by Mr 'A i’ R60 violin-not Alyre Arsenault as ap- Impact“. Grade I ‘whb 1g bog}; peareri. The specialties were iri capabm and wmpétent m an charge of Ac. Frank Woolley. on; while M‘. J B Murley emf

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MRS. c. n. GlLLlS announces p ' the engagement of her daughter, gagging; ‘isarggfisktlfe Dumber fYm Adele Vivian MacLenrian Dr. of the 1 W5 I c“, "e 5"Pe1"'151°11 5101s kegs; so?‘ (g1 L‘? 3nd n rna ariangements,

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P. E. I. Dr. LePagge is on the staff CANADIAN RED 0.11055 CORPS of the Victoria General Hospital, —The “51151110111 566M011 were iiivfin Halifax, u. s The wedding will take 19116“! Work 1n the St. Johns Am- phme the 151m. pa“ of June 1p ulance course on Monday evening Qhu1°t1etown_ 5_23_11_ {Hid Oil 'I‘ll€5dly part 0f the SECR-

ion were instructed in tractor driv-.

NEW arasoow CHRISTMN "18- °11 Thursday evening this Sect- CHURCH SERVICES Sunday. M“ ion reported for drill, after which 2411.,‘ 194; 11 A M_ Morning won an hotu s lecture on motor main- Emp; 12 noon Communm, Sunday tenanoe was conducted by Corporal School (meeting in United Church). MCI-ml of Beach Grove Tratnirg a P. M. Breadalbane; 1.30 P. M. 99111111011 511111111511 last. May 16th. Fredericton. 10.30 A.M. first meeting 1119111111115 01’ the Tran-sport Section m. Communm. Sunday school 1n manned trucks loaned by various Cavendish Baptist Church. Rev. R. citizens f“ ‘he wnectim‘ “f .531‘ E sham Mmiswn $2341’ vage throughout the city. This is

.__, the first ttime the Section had had

5-1; JAMES CHURCR ___ The an oppor unity to do any vital War morning service at The Kirk to- Wm‘ 5m“ they iii-Tied 111011111111- morrow will celebrate Pentecost- m3 5' Ye!" 38°- All i118 membcrs of the Descent or the Ho“, Ghost and this Red Cross Transportation Sec:- the 311th o; me church‘ The “em ion are experienced drivers and well m; sermon W111 be in humour o; me versed in the duties expected oi this reign of Queen Victoria. The Minis- branch <15 1119 RM!- Crflss. It is honed

wii F“ mum the Rev“, T_ 1_ Bub and expected that they will be call-

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and deliver the sermons: Miss Ltl- "11151118 58cm" wig? 111W" a levi-

llatnfMitiicKfenzieuMéis. Bach, will’ dir- gtreBggr Igrgilg; égre or m p t. t s b t th - e a icn.

§f,,,c,§1 sfjiwgifif c or o or ese On ‘Thursday they met for drill. Af-

-r_ M" W111 ed upon to render their services mg by Mrs. C.

____ ter drill on. Thursday evening the TRINITY UNITED CHURCIL _ nutrition section had a general ro-

The mom“, _ View of Nutrition in preparation for ducted by R,g,,_s§?g§fd gnagjethiggd their examination and the Office B. A.. and the preacher Rev- H. N. . Konklc, Ca adian Becretar of the "a1 review "n orderly 3mm Pm‘ Missions tonlcpers. The {morning cedure by Mam’ D F- 7191719!’- anthem will be Lord. of All Being our us. t" Wei". e soo . un a o r on its 511175116!‘ routine? Meetingsvaith the backwmmd 5°? m9 “P1111111? 01 the congregation at. 11 A M. retiring for the study period. Rev. "Y °f n” and Mrs- w~ 5- MflfiKflb‘. Hug-h M11191; M, A" 1)_ 1),, W111 of New Toronto. to Lteut, John E. preachthe sermon at the evening Skinner, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. service and the anthem will be Skihiwl‘, of Schomberg, Saturday, Hear Them, in Love-Woolen May 9. at the home of the bride,

Administration Section had a Ren-

gl.’ MACKAY-SKlNNER-Pink snap- m dragon and mauve sweet peas formed

and Catherine Fraser MacKay, daught-

__- Third st, N 'r to. n -.-' e. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ciiimcir given in rnfrvilsggrogy n3: eigtiligr.

—'I'he Rev. Nell Herman will take as wore a gown of white silk jersey. 111-1 morning subiect tomorrow made on long lines. with sweet heart.

‘Phlfvflh’! Second Subtle 0%;- neckline and fingertip veil. Her cas-

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et in fleaven." The usual after-

noon service will be held. and after Tizmg? 1§§°°N§°1§fg.1)“'§i1§s mievfgign- tlfial taming diet to! bworégmip, there Dye, “n: Mcomphmed by Mg? w ‘a pagean e vrouna ' . - people of Lot is. Mr. Preston Beck ?;;'g};§"11,-,,T1;,f, “ffifWy ‘ff p’? 31/111 be soloist at the evening ser- - '5 f“ er- h‘ ce.

sisted_by Rev. O. E. Dyer. At the _ ________ reception which followed, Mrs. Mac- l-‘UNERAL SENVwE5__1-11e mm Kay received in a. beige and blu:

em] of Mm Gear e Vesse w“ ensemble and corsage of talisman held yesterday merging from her mses‘ the 37mm?‘- mmh" 1155151- hm, residencfi Gaytown‘ w st’ ed. wearing Churchill blue cr=p2 Dunstsrils Baslfca where Requiem Wm‘ Pol-sage or Ted rmes- The Hm.‘ Mus was celebrated by m“ brides travelling costume was a L A. Dougan who also conducted dmsmaker w“ of “Idler bu“? w”! service at the grave. The pail bear- brown h“ and accessmks- Mrs- ers were: ivressrs John Casford. Qacxay’ w“ formerly M155 Mqw ‘mm wlmflms: John McLean Lmes, daughter of the late T. C. James Smith James McKenna and James or this city‘ and 5m" "r Patrick Curliiy. Interment was in Mrs‘ George Mmar‘ Home Mums’ the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

at the Cuniiah Home. Rev. Mr. Mac. Kav was a1. one time pastor of the former Presbyterian congregations

the rlngrninglisewlzce The gevtl. kluhdl- ______ son vyw reassure c s

sermon "The Growth of the Kin - rggngggi? BEIHIJA _ A very dom." The choir will sing Woo - g, “f; ' "5 r°_ “teresi 1° man!’ ward-s “The snlendours of my ‘e s we; per aimed at the home Glory. Lord." The Church Schoo1° MR 1111 1415-0101118 F- Room. meets at 2.30 P. M. Evening Wor- Fort Lawrence. N. 8-. on Wednes- shln is at 7 P. M. when the Rev. I. dfly afternoon. M113’ 20th by Rev. Judson bevy will deliver the third J. E. Shanklln when their eldest of a series of sermons cn “Songs o’ daughter. Isabel May was united Faith" rneaklmz on this occasion rf tn marriage to Ivan Freestone, son "In the 5611111 P111116 0i "'19 M0511 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tren- l-ilizh." ‘The WP1111‘! 11119119111 “in” holm. also of Fort Lawrence The wmdwnd" “Jlhehaaldlagi M°mBh" bride looked charming in d rose sisattitt. .12.."...';:..- ‘tor-sin we more o ore-

THE BAPTIST CHURCH- — M1 of Tignish, Montrose and Elmsdaie

‘I charge of the mum; o; the duh with navy acoesso lee. Her corsage

_____ was of Johanna roses, sweet ‘peas. pltmcg $111551" salmon... and baby's breath. The young

1 1,0 d 1:; 91m Dgy m- couple were unattended. The-‘bride . 333-1111;: iiltr irrrince [street was ldiv- entered the parlor on the arm of

idea into senor and junior sec- her father to the strains of the

A _ _ R 1.; 1:1 1; nnied n; wedding march played by her sis- - of the ogrilor section fer. Louise. Durins the alanine of

1 c1 a Q p H1115 regidgd the réfliliitl‘. Ml‘_ Willtél‘ Purdy. ill 33:35, "enjfnLr p1,,,,.,,...',’.._ The his usual fine styb. sang “Be- pmgnmmev wmch appeared e". cause." The bride's mother wore u" m m“ pip“ cormnned mnny gnzlr with white sccssscrles and splendld “ems 5111mm 1m- inp, er corsagcwas of Briarcliffe roses occasion whim were accompanied The grooms mother wore o. own by gong; by the school. The muse oi turquoise blue crepe with lack was under the capable direction ncccssortes.,l-ler corsnge was of n1 M155 Lillian ltincKenzle B. Mus. Gloria roses. Following the cere-

j Mn Rogers‘ m addressm; 11,, p31’. mony o buffet. supper was served

i ti, f red lo the to the guests by the Misses Edith figitgniiitllid 3.5.3.11. Ollie 3i. psrt of Wetniore. Shirley smith and Jean h0g1», the pupils and teachers. lie Rune e, Mn. 0.1L. Wright. sister

'pal'ticliliti'iy referred to the spien- o! the groom, cut the ices. The

1; 1 1r, M. cKi-nzte and groom's gift to the bride was a ‘Ztigiftinstlu “fit-t? point. on their dainty Bold locket. and to the solo-

Z n, bl: dlrrclicn. Th": ut gold cut; links, After the re- ‘ iiiigiziilgseol Qcagillfldd brought the caption the illDPY couple left on a

programme to a close. ei-iort trip, tliebride travelling in

Pie. Leigh MacKenzie, son of tlw late Duncan and Mrs. MacKtnzie. French River, P. E. l. _now servini Overseas for the past eghi. months-

a. navy costume with rose awes- sories. Out. of town guests included Mrs. G. M. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wright. Central Bedeque, P E_ 1.. lvlr. and Mrs. A. J. Colpitts and Miss Edith Wetrnore. Sack- ville, N. B.. Mr, Walter Purdy,

Amherst. (Patriot please copy).

In Memoriam

Mr. Edison Wood wishes to sin- ccrely thank ail those who in any vloy asst-start him in his recent sad bereavement. especially the Reverend Fathers, 311G the Doctors and Nurses of the Prince Edward

Island Hospital.

The io.to\v:ng floral tributes. Mass Cards and Letters Ol Syn.- pathy testity to the esteem in which the deceased, Mrs. Edison Wcod

inee Emily McLeod) was held. Pillow-Husband, Edison.

Wreaths-Iflathei- and Mother. The Wood Family, Works 8c Bldgs. Staff. R. C A F