MAY 17. 1952

CHURCHES TOMORROW -

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S. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

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TRINITY UNITED CHIIICH

Anthem: "Christ lath a Oar- den”.-

Junier Oirrs charnsrv 'Oed'e Oiits". dado - Ieag service in the la-

The Parish Church established use or M!!!

Foundation.

The amuse .1.-r. Ibbott. .3903" Mr. Paul 1" I - ' -

l.30-lioly Communion m,oo.sunday School

11.00 - Morning Pro!!! III a

sermon. Rev. crawiord Booti- l.0o-Evening Prayer and Ser- mnn-Itav. Crawiord Scott. .a.15-Fellowshlii Hour. P-duh llall. !'.vcI'!Ii0ll!

PRESBYIERIAN

THE KIRK-OF S. JAMES

The ilevereud '1'. ii. B. semen. M.A.. BJIM. Minister. .

Miss I. Lillian Maeiienslt. Mus. 3.," F.M.C.M.. organist and Director oi the Choirs.

10 ans. Church School

ii an. Divine Service and Church Parade. Prince SI-root school Cadets. Sermon: ”i'he Im- portance oi Bellll Y0”!-"

Anthem: A Child's Prayer to the shepherd-France. Gallery Choir.

Anthem: The KIM oi hove - Shelley. Chancel Choir.

5 run. Vespers and Meditation: ”1'he Book oi the What Does It Really Mean?" .

Vespers: Choir oi Men and Boys.

Anihens: A iiysnn oi Peace - Sihelllta, arr. G

visitors cordially Welcome.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

i'rince and Oralton dtrzte Reverend 0. Carlyle Webster. Minister

looms.

Organist and Choir Director lilr. Prank Johnston. A.'i'.0.L.

Morning Worship 10.00 an. The Church School- All members are urged to be pre-

t. m1'1.00 Em. Sermon: "Your 'i'bir-at and hunt" Mr. John A. JOIIIILOIL

M. A. Anthem: "The Lord Is My shep- herd"-Ircelie. Evening Worship 1.00 pm. C "P Ilgpplneu." - itir. John A. John- A. Anthem: "Heavenly I.Ight' - Kopylow.

Anthem: "And The Glory oi ihe Lord”-Ilandel.

"ilcioice in the Lord alwey: and again I say. Rejoice.” .

You are cordially invited to war- ship with us.

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United PENTECOSTAI. CHURCH 87 line Avenue

Bcv. Quincy Stairs. Pastor. Phone I100-Ii.

Services

10 a.In. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Worship and Praise 2 n.m. Children's Church 3.30 p.1n. Prayer.-u M

p.m. I-lvenge e eeting. You are invited.

- "The Church 'i'hat's DiI'ieresst"

GOSPEL HALL Unler Prince ltreei Order oi Sunday In Go-vol

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Iitwey Itreeta

The ilevsrond James I). Davisel. as. 3.1).. raster.

IIe.ns.Bermen.Iaserie0."i'ise

'1 pan. sermon. In series. "rho Four Iiorsemen oi The Apocalypse” - (4) "The Ghastly Iiorse-Death" Music-selected.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

210 Kent ltreet

Marvel ll. Dunbar. a.-ra.. Iiinistu Min Thelma horns. organist and Choir Director.

10.00 ans. Church Select and Family liour. An hour oi rich pro- iit and ieilcwshilv-ioln Ill- i1.00 a.m. Morning Worship der- vlce and communion. Sermon: "A Heroic Trust."

Anthem: "Falrest Lord Jean.” 1,09 pan. Evening Worship ser- vice. Sermon: Fool.”

Anthem by Choir.

A cordial welcome awaits 10!! II- Ceutrsi Christian Church.

-m.:-1-I-mm-jw'C' The Salvation ArmY "I-lame oi Evangelism”

Great George Street Corps omens. Ir. Cat and Ille- L. Titcens .

g,oe pm Welcome meeting ier Sen. Major and Mrs. A. W. Martin stationed at Charlottetown 1090-31. 9.00 pm. lniiet luncheon in Y.P. lisii. all welcome.

Sunday

1.00 a.e1. Prayer Meeting.

10.15 IJII. hand one Mr M009- ing at the San.

11.00 am. Iicliness Meeting. Tow . ' oi antirsat) APOIIIO (Mrs. Br. Maior artio -

1.80 PM.-Sunday School.

1.00 p.m. Salvation Ieetiol. Topic "Midnishta oi lerIbturs" - (Meior A. Martin).

Monday:

0.00 pan. Ir. Meier, Martin will addrem the congregation "From Shame to Grace". A special prison work subiect.

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Prince Street Ilene

Annual Meeting '

1a'e&:ol Group was held on lhy

A band concert by the dchooi bend under the direction or their Instructor. Idr. I've Oudmore, was

an geatly swayed by the large meet-

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The minutes were read by Iiiss Ann ilatbuon. no chairmen oi the Nuninating Oosnmitue. Iir. nruce Mcuren, presented the ici- iowing slate of Iltiicers:

?reaident - m. A. A. licvicar.

Vice-Preeidmt - Ice. 0. I. whiteahie. uheeretsry - aw Dczis argua-

'n1e retiring president. nu. 1'. ii. Nash read her report or the year's work and Col. Lowthsr ss- Pressed the 1neeting'e apprecia- tion to like Nash ior her capable management during the year.

The meeting was then adjourn- ed by the new president. Dr. Mc- Vicar.

loilowing is the President's re-

"This has been an experimental year ior Prince street Home and school Association. We have start- ed in a small way. but I ieei we have iirmiy established our group. and the new xecutive won't have too much dltiicuity in iorsning an active organisation.

"Two meetings were held during April and May oi last year. Mr. Malcolm idacxenaie gave us an interesting address on the history and development of the H. and 8. Amoclation in Canada at the form- er. and iiilrs. J. P. Lenu and Dr. 0iMeera were our guest speakers at the latter meeting.

"The teachers served delicious

reiresinncnts at our May meeting. which were appreciated by all esent. " e have b diive ielrly well at- tended meet nga, including to- nightis since school opened last fall. but I might say right here that it would be very encouraging to have more iathere at our meet- Inga.

"We only took advantage or the National Him Board once during the season. and I ieel more could be done along this line. we cer- tainly appreciate and realise the value oi the Board.

"During the season Col. Lcwther spoke to us on school routine and modern changes in teaching methods and Dr. Mcvicar address- ed us on Emotional Education. These talks proved to be most in- teresting.

"A list of names 0! parents in Prince at. school district was sub- mitted to the Dept. oi llducation and the City Council ior use in ap- pointments to the School Board. Ooi. xeith Johnson was appointed to the Board by the City Council irom this list which wa's compiled by a committee under the chair- manship or Mrs. Reg. Kemp.

"Late in the tall we held eskstc Exchange which was convened by Mrs. Peaks. Although this pro- Ject couldn't be called a iinsnciai success. we did sstisiy our our.

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NEEDS YOUI BUPPOIT AT ALL TIMES.

A iine selection oi llbioon ob-o

llookl. Cards. caeeehinna. Sunday school supplies. -are In stock with a large array to choose irons.

Iiours open-I to 0:00 daily. except Wednesday. 10 to II.

IIILI noose I00 Iitsrey Street. Charlottetown. Phone 1701.

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"Mr. Lemuel MacDougall was the capable convene: or our Rum. mile sale which was held in the

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WINDSOR. N. s. ' lnoofvorlted IUI

Boarding and Day School icr Girls.

Regular School Course. Grades III to XII inclusive. Music, Art. Household Science. Gymnastics. Dancing, sports. Modern Fire-Resistant Dormitory.

- liichaeirnas 'I'erm begins September 17th. 1953. For particulars apply to the Iiesdmistress.

nu: GUARDIAN. THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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snsssrs sax: - Phone 08. IVININO Gowns as the nehicn shoppe.

rarnoaen-'ro-ssaasuas olo- thae that tit; 5030 up. -I. P. bisc- pharson and don.

NAV! lurberries all sisal. also ehildrens at the Fashion Shoppe.

CAI! IALI today at I. A. McDonald's by Group 3. Trinity Junior W. A.

no raorssn use and ap- pliaogs. Arniast Coal co. Phone use.

Till cnser.os'rs'rowN Free Dispensary annual meeting takes place at City Hall. May and at I P. M. fubllc ccrdiauy invited.

rxxocuurmo CLINIC: in infants from 3 months and pre- school children who have never been protected against whpoplnl cough and diphtheria wli he held by the Department oi Health and Weliere next week in the ioliowing schools icr sur- rounding distrlcts:- Kensington, Wednesday. May 21 at 1.30. At Central Lot 16. Thursday. 22 at 9.30; Miacouche 10.30; St. Elean- or's 11.15: at Bedcqua 2 p.m.; Central Bedeque 2.45.

Olovor Club. Feb. 23rd.

"The proceeds from this sale were handed over to Min Aitken. the school Treasurer.

"Our thanks goes out to the teachers who came to our aid and proved to be such a help during the sale.

"Some oi the parents and teach- ers of our organ' ” accepted the invitation or the West Rent Home and school Association to a Forum on Teacher 'n'sining and Education in general. This meet- ing was both interesting and en- lightening.

”In closing I wish to thank my nrecutive. Mr. lug. Kemp and Mrs. Alex Mathcson for their help during the past year. and also col. Inwther and his suit lor their to- operation.

"I do hope the new Executive have every success in the coming year."

itespecttuliy submitted, Constance 0. Nash.

Island Musical Festival

a summer school. The

represented.

Application to be sent

The Scholarship Co ittee of the Prince Edward

dred dollars (s100.00) to ,a rural teacher of music in each of the three Counties of the Province to be used towards expenses in attending a course of music at

recipient must contract to teach music for at least one year following the award in the County

ems. (molten rum ' ' 121 North River Rd, Cis'town.

rows: and hand lawn mower

at The Bike Shop.

I'll oaaanorrsrowx Free Dispensary Annual envelope collect- iu May 38rd.

IAIDWOOD BOWLING, SIB"-ll I”-Ill"-Ill"-1-156" - 135" - ll": Chandler Dru, B170-1.

wnsnas large south side loss- tars. nun daily at ldisons Gen- eral store. Vernon. p

SPECIAL AT Stewart Bakeries Saturday. - lanane Celts richly ilavcred with real bananas. a real treat.

norm elves tmrren cnuncit Pantry sale at iIciman's, Tuesday. May 20 at 3 I M.

ANNUAL meeting women's Pro- gressive Conservative Association, Grafton Street Headquarters. Tops- day, May 20th, B P. N.

Till: c1raauo'rs's'rowN.. me Dkpensery annual meeting takes place at city lieu. May 23nd at 8 P.,ll. Public cordially invited.

IIILP YOIJISILI to good set- ing: try Stewart's Home Made Breads.

NEW GLASGOW CIIIIITIAN CIIIJIICII. CIlAIGl.. .May.. 18th. services si.:- New Glasgow 11 A. M.: Cavendish 3 P. M.; Fredericton 7.30 P. M. M. Wstterworth, minis- ter.

IT. JOHN'S CIIUICII. Orapau-1 Sunday May 18th. but Sunday at- ter Easter. ii A. M. Morning prey- er and sermon. Reverend W. G. Hogg.

FLIGHT! DAILY except Sunday to New Glasgow and Ilaliiex Phone Maritime Central Airways 2001 or set.

ST. JOHN'S PBBSBYTERIAN CHURCH, Beiiast. Sunday. May 18 Sunday school 10 A. M. service 11 A. M. Mr. Ice M. iiaclieughtcn, student minister. Rev. '1'. II. B. Borders. M. A.. 5. 1'. M. interim Moderator. Pro Tern.

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Iacl)oliAI.D RADIO SERVICE. Radio repairing. Ampiitiers and soupd systems. Disc and tape re- cording. 1M Kent St. Phone 1207.

asn.1'oN-ausrsco PARISH. - Rector Itev. A. E. Plercey R. 1). services ior Sunday. may will are as icilowe:- St. John's Hilton 10 A. it. Sunday school 11 A. M. Morn- ing Prayer and sermon; st. Mark's ituatioo 2.80 evening Prayer and Sermon. "Dome and bring the whole iamlly."

OIWILI. - VERNON UNITED I-IIIUICI OI" CANADA. -- Servic- ea icr lundsy. May is (Rural -lire Sunday.) Vernon River 11 A. M. This will be a special Children's service - We want every child there. Orweu 2.30 P. M.; Eldon 4 P. IL: Cherry Valley 1.30 P. M. Rev. John '1'. Macxay B. D. minister.

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