OCTOBER 1. 1949

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S. PETENSSCATHEDHAL 1 Anglican lloohfnrd Square Th! RBVCIQIII CIDDI E- M. Mnlong Mlaf-‘Susasine Brenton. Lie. Music M.A.. L.'1‘h. incumbent Organist aM-Holy Communion 10.00-Matina Jim-Choral Eucharist and eernlsa LEO-Sunday School. 7.00-Evensong and Sermon. All seats are free. Everybody welcome.

S. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH THE PARISH CHURCH rjatablisbed 1709 by ltnyli Foun- datlon. The Reverend J. '1‘. Ibbott, Rector Mr. ltovstcn F- Musfurd. A-itmo. Organist and Choir Mazter

Sixteenth Sunday After Trinity

a..'i0 ans. Holy Commaaifl, 10.00 asn. Sunday School.

UNITED CHURCH l oi cauaoa i

i TRINITY UNITED I CHURCH I

The Ieverend H: I. D. Ash , L

MJ .. IA. D.D., manta“ '

The Ieverend n. c. Bloc, an. on.‘ Mtnistl

Villtilla Albert Dinnle, I.A., latest; ghou- Director.‘

Peal Cudmore, Interim Orgagigg

10.00 e.m. The Church School.

11.00 a.m. Communion Service and, Reception oi New Members.

Sermon: “The Greet Day or the Feast".

Anthem: “Crossing the Fletcher. _

1.00 pns- Evening Service.

Subject: “The Crew" (Pilot and

Hostess). The second in the

es.

eeri Anthem: “What Are These?" .-

Steiner. Jesus said: “This do in remem-

brance er me.“

BAPTIST

Def‘ -

11.00 a.m. lloly f‘ (no sermon). Anthem: "Jesu, Word of God in.

carnate,"—1<;lgard. i 7.00 p.m. Evening Prayer end Ser- mon: Subject, “The Power That Worireth in Us." Anthem: "Come, Heavenly Father" Drcssler. Visitors will receive a cordial wel- come at St. Paul's Church.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Streets Reverend G. Carlyle Webster. Minister Mr. Frank Johnston. A.T.C.L Organist and Choir Director

MORNING WORSHIP ' [L00 a.m. The Sacrament of the

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fitzroy Sta. The Reverend {lines D. Daviaon, I.A., D.D.,

Pastor.

Mrs. W. Allison Meclse. A.1'.C.M. ofllnilt and Director of Choir,

11.00 a.ln. Morning Worship. The Communion of the Lord's Sup-

per.

Sermon: "Have we a three aided God?"

' “ r "Like as a Father" (Hat- ton)

The Church School at 12 noon.

1.00 ponltvening warmly,

Sermon: “A Chet With the Man 0f the House."

Anthem: "Prayer" (Handel) _ Mined Quartctte: “ft is Well With My Soul."

Mrs. Victor Runts, Miss Mal-qu". ite Brehaut, Megan, Rem, Robinson and Lester Nicolle.

You are cordially invited to vvor. ship with The Baptist Church.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN I CHURCH

I10 Kent Street

Lord's Supper will hc observed "This do in remembrance of Me."

llynlns: 3B, 232. 356. M9.

Anthem: “Bread of Life."

2.30 p.m. The Sabbath School and Bible Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP

will: KIRK or s. JAMES

‘L00 pm. Scrviu of Thanksgiving Theme: "The Difference Christ Makes."

Ilymns: 162. 399, 055.

Anthem: Selected.

“They that wait upon the Lord shell renew their strength."

You are cordially Invited to wor- ship with us.

The Reverend '1‘. 1i. Busacll Somers.

iiI.A., S.T.M.,

Minister lilies E. Lillian Mcxenelo.

Mus. Bac. Organist

10.00 a.m.'I‘he Church School.

11.00 a.nl. The Sacrament of Holy Communion.

Anthem: "Jesus. Bread oi Life, We Pray Thee". Whitehead.

7.00 p.m. The Service of Solemn ‘Thanksgiving.

Sermon: "Christ's Gracious Heel- surances."

Anthem: "lnsnlo tel, Invisible." - Thlman.

All Christiane are welcome to re- ceive the Sacrament with us.

The llllnlster will cohdnet the Services and preach the Set’- mon.

Llnited DENIECOSTAL cuuncu

81 Elm Avenue Reverend Quincy Stairs, Peltiil‘

Special Services 10.00 am. Sunday School classes for all ages. 11.00 a.rn, and ‘l p.m. ilcv. W. E. liidson, internation- ally known minister and publisher opening the Genet Healing Cem- vain See other announcement “here in this issue.

with

6515i»; ROCKS Rounded stones were sometimes ‘Md as projectiles in early can- llflll. VALUADLE INI-‘OIIMATION Roman rulers held even the: most elementary maps as secret documents and kept them hidden. Showing them only to trusted ath-

liairvcnllbb Dgaber. 3.511., Might" . . . we 5| d, Choir Director. n’ I" ‘t m

10.00 e.m. Church School and fun.) iiy Hour. l 51"" Cull Trophy in Provincial

Euudev school C Petition en display. ‘

11.00 a.m. Morning Worship endl Communion

men of the congregation. The "Willie will be presented on three phases of the subject: "Communion-as Related to the Men oi the Pew".

Anthem: “Brother Janet's Air.”- Junior Choir. ‘

7.00 p.m. Evening Worship. Ser- vice (Hymns which you love to sing)

Sermon: "Salvage and Salvation". ,—’1‘he Minister.

Central Christian Church invites you to worship on the Lord's Day.

sAu/kfilou ARMY .

GREAT GEORGE STREET Major and Mrs. E. Hutchinson.

SUNDAY SERVICES 11 a.|n. Holiness Meeting. Subject: "Power" 1.80 Sunday School 7 pm. Salvation Meeting Subiect: “What Shall 1t He?"

Central Guardian

This uclumn ie reserved for news ef local interest, but advertising oi I It"! nature may be inserted at live cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance,

i? COOK'S for Photographs. "M"!!! TAXI. Phone s20.

as soon SERVICE-Ara! i W1 Compsny. Phone ms. "

CALL STOREY ELECTRIC 2679-1. for Refrigerator. Motor and wash. ing Machine Repairs.

' LISTEN T0 Junior Red c Programme over C. F. C. Y. “If; Notre Dame Pupils Saturday, Oct, 15¢. It 6.30 P. M.

nncnlvnn sap NEWS- Mr. C. J. Wood, Bunbury, has rc- ceived the sad news of the pggg- in! away of his brother George ill Calgary. ‘

nus causal-aroma»: Churcll in Canada. Brookfleld Charge- Services next Lord's Day are as follows: Brookfield SS. 10.30 s.m.; Gllilow Road. S.S, 11. a.m.; Harts- Vlile 5-5». 2 P. M. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

TAKES HEALTH COUBSE—Miss Isrbara Smiih, Charlottetown, s former member of the staff of the Provincial Sanalorium has left for Halifax where she will take a course in public health nursing at the School of Nursing. Dalhouslc University. Miss Smith's course is one of several being provided un- der the National Health Plan for ihe expansion of health work in ihe Province.

GUEST SPEAKER-The Rev. G. Herbert Alexander, D.D., of Albion, Michigan. U. S. A.. was a most welcome visitor to Crapaud over the week-end of Sept. 24th. a guest of his cousin. Mrs. Eliza- beih Luque. Rev. Alexander was guest speaker at Crapaud United Church at the regular service on Sunday at 3 pm. He talked on his mission work in India, where he spent fen years, when he was forced lo return to United Slates clue to pool" health caused by the clinlate of the foreign land. Ho. however, followed his work in the United States until he retired a few years ago. at which time he decided to make his home at Al- bion. Rev. Alexander is a won- derfully active man for his age. bcillg well over eighty years. Last June he attended s wedding at Edmonton. Alberta, and previous to that visited a sister in Van- couver. B.C.. who also served as a missionary in India. He left for his home Tuesday morning. 27th. and planned to spend a few days in Montreal with a brother who is a retired medical doctor and was on the staff at McGill for many years. The Alexander family were natives of Stanhope, P.E.1.

LONDON WOMEN SEEK WELL-PAID I-IUBBIES

LONDON. Sept. 30—10P)—Wo- men in search of husbands are “turning up their noses" at coal miners. bus drivers and every kind of worker bringing home less ihan i310 l$30) a week. says Mary Blair. head of a London marriage bur- ésu.

“I have on my books 200 men under 35, who are in manual jobs. They are looking for wives who would be satisfied with a modest income. Unhappily such wives are hard lo ilnddust now."

"Most of the women who come here looking for husbands want men from the professions-white- collsr types."

Miss Blair said the majority of

Special music and song throughout the deg. All are welcome.

male applicants seeking help from marriage bureaux are "the shy

THE GUARDIAN.

It is disturbing to note the sharp increase in the number of highly dramatic crimes in recent years. The)’ YOUOW. in most cases. one or the other of the threadbare pal- terns of trashy books. No doubt, there are many contributing fac- tors. but the sad plight of mod- cm. popular. so-called literature is largely responsible.

It has been well said that we ought never underestimate the power of a book. It sows seeds of good or evil in the human heart. Unless we very soon begin to exercise greater care, encourag- | ing good books and discouraging the bad. we shall be faced with an impossible situation.

One rapid glance at the cheap bookstslls of any modern city (and our own is no exception) reveals an appalling number of filthy ma- gszmes, morbid picture and com- ic-books, and smutty novels. 'll‘hese are quite capable of distort- ing the minds of‘ the unsuspecting, directing their victims into paths of crime and vice. The loyal citi- zen should be much concerned in remove such publications from the stands.

This can be achieved, in part. by stricter legislation. But to be really effective it demands concerted and wise efforts lo discourage writers from producing them, vendors from selling them. and the public from buying them. Certain‘ con- sideralions might further this cause.

Vast sums are being spent nowa- days to promote national health and welfare. Specialists are widen- ing the field of preventive medi- rirlc. Without in any way making light of their efforts. let me say lhat they can never be fully sue» cessful so long as one other im- poriah‘. aspect of health is being neglected. Health belongs to the

CHARLOTTETOWN

l Thoughts F or Our Time

By His Eminence Ccrdinci McGulgcn (Copyright)

nation is one of our richest facul- ties. It can fill our life with ex- periences more wonderful than words can express. It is s glorious faculty that not only reproduces the objects of daily experience. bu! is capable of Joining its forces to those of the reason to create a wealth of imagery. filling ihe nor- mal lifs with profound joy.

A diseased imagination, on the other hand can turn us into base and morbid beings. info veritable maniacs. What a pity that, in so many cases the work of the phy- sician snd public health official is deprived of its fullest effect because the patients imagination is so horribly infected! Must we wait until the moral degeneration of our people is complete before raising ourselves from the morass?

1t is not here a question of books that are in any genuine sense lit- erary and artistic creations. We all know that there is s sound realism that goes hand in hand with art. Hunger for reality and beauty is ever-native to the hu- man spirit. But it is not this sort of book that is found day in and day out in the hands of the young and unequipped reader.

It is rafhel: one or other of two equally undesirable types —sbso- lute. unadulterated trash on the one hand. on the pseudo-serious production on ihe other. This lat- ilcr is especially insidious. In the name of art or science or medicine or education. large numbers of so- cslled artistic, scientific, medical and educational books are offered to curious but undiscrimirlating readers. They are produced for material profit alone and exploit the sinful weaknesses of men. They are not the work of artists or scholars in the true sense. Their authors abandon their primary ob- ligations as men, exploiting their fellows and prostltuting their art

mind as well as the body. And and education. nothing is more injurious to the Surely {he time has come for s health oi’ the mind than to feed if. general shouldering of responsi- ziay after day. with the filth of biliiies. Let the call go out to degenerate literature. teachers lo pay more attention to There is s reason for this. Bad ihe reading habits of the young. books and bad picturr-s disturb the tn writers to be more faithful lo normal imagination. It is not so lilo interior demands of their ari much the actual ideas which they and humanity. and in administra- implant in the mind that are s0 iors of laws and morals to provide

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The annual parade and church service of Bedeque Dis-

triot L. o. L-. will be held

October 2nd at three P. M. Rev. Brother J. ll. Bishop will conduct the service. Members from all primary lodges are invited to attend. Also the sisters of L. 0. B. A. primary lodges. Please be at the Orange Hall in

Borden at 2.00 P. M.

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Are

You Sick? You Can Be Well

Thousands are Ileeied of all Diseases

Blind Seei Desi Henri Crippies Wallri

Gaunt]: HEALING CAMPAIGN

United Pentecostal Church Charlottetown. P. E. I-

; suns”, 0mm 2 m Sunday. October 19

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in Borden United Church.

A. A. MwOALLUM District Secretary.

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W. E. Illleee INYIINAVIONILL KNOWN MINIITII Ann PUSLIIMII

harmful. as their suggestive effects upon the imagination. Our imagi-

ihe sort of protection that befits a well-ordered nsiion.

type who find it difficult lo strike up an acquaintance with girls.‘

"Some of them tell me they go to public dances but arc too ner- vous to ask anyone to dance with them. Such mcn usually go to R marriage bureau in Search 0i F) wile."

1n the hope of finding "homey" girls as wives for the AworkinZ man, the Mary Blair Marriage Bu- reau is slashing its reglsiruilvfl fees for this type of applicant from five guincas ($15-75) iv W0 Zulu" eds.

GLYNDE RIVER AND MILLVALE

Mr, and Mrs. William Maclllnls have moved to Mlllvale where they) will make their home.

Mr. Russel Parsons of WIIBIVOS 1s visiting his brother Alvin ‘Jof ‘Mlllvale. l.“

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Mrs. Waller Scmo and Mr. and Mrs. George Hleicox were visitors to ihe city on Fuidsy.

Mr. and Mrs. JOh-u Kenslngton. was guts Mrs. Kenneth Dug: n on Sunday.

Mrs. Kenneth vale. spent an with all her fa.

e Sonlers is a 118mm Hospital.

ay, September 12th the Young P pie met at the hcmt 0i James Parsons.

Mrs. sen Maclmis and daugh- ter Peggy. have returned to their home hill-qr spending the past six weeks with her sister Mrs. snowdsn i-ielten of Muntreai.

Mr. Alfred Parsons c! 011M! River was. visiting Crellfllud- ")9

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Literature f Q] And pile’ i

l’ a By BOOKMAN a , SPEED

I think that we may characterize Our age as an age of speed. 50m “years ago I overheard a mall Sihjo another by the sidewalk ncyr where I lived. standing by his motorcycle. "i can go 75 miles an hour with this thing." I won- dered what he would do when he reached his journeys end — per- haps nothing but stand and smoke. Was it really worthwhile for him to rattle his bones so with evi- dently no real purpose, except to try what speed he might attain. We hear of a speed up to and exceeding six hundred miles an hour in‘ the air, and we boast of eating our breakfast in Canada and our lunch in EuroPe- u W9 keep on we will find no use for such ordinary things as lea! 8000- In bygone times we read of men travelling on foot to see foreign countries. It seems’ a part 0f ones education. They saw some- thing then. Such an essay asHI-lez- lltt‘: "On going 0n l Ilium” "n have an appeal for those who want to outdo the birds of the sir.

But where are we lolnl_ "d what are we getting out of 1t all? More are being killed. There ls not a day that passes wlthouf- 1M daily press talking about some tre- ledy on the road or in the air.

Of course with so many 11'1")" ling there is bound to be accidents once in s while. Possibly 80m! accidents are due to inexlitrieflfled drivers. The teats may not be se- vere enough. But do not statistic: show that many ere due to iirinih

welcome guest of his son and daughter. lvlrs. Murdock Stewart and' Mr. Weller Parsons.

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asv. w. n. nopsrlms. ' ,-ll.l\.. lu.n.s:. General Secretary u! u" British end Foreign Bible Society in Cenede will be e guest 011913" i") AY, 0C1‘. 1th St. Mar ‘a Anglican Church. he lngton. s P-M. SUNDAY, 0C1‘. 0th 1.1.0., United Church. Ch lotieiown, 1i 5-H- Broadcast Baptist Church Sulnmersldr. 7 PM- Broadcast TUESDAY, 0C1‘. 11th Presbyterian Church, Montague. S P.M. Plan to bear Mr. lludapetll. who is e Rfliill"! of Cain- brldge Univrrslty. and e man e1 ripe gifts and unusual es- perience.

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The drunk driver should be put off the road. The world was shock- ed the other day when it read of the accident urn fuck the life cf the suihcr of "G011! Wm) ‘he Wind." The press told us thlt ill! driver had been dnlnk. and that he had no.1”; than 23_ charges him in former times and vet he was allowed on the hilh" often read of a man tek- en up for being drunk and drlvinll a car and ihe llflnally ‘s’ fvevzea days in jslli What e farce.

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ihe menace of the man who drinks and drives is all the greater.

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