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UNII ED CHURCH

ENGLAND 0i CANADA 5r. Pmrrarvs CATHEDRAL TRINITY UNITED Avril“ CHURCH

Rnchford Still" - Rev. Canon

l..’l‘h.. 0.21815. and Choir Director “i” Suzanne Brenton, scuba-v srirtvrce “in Holy Communion Mm jtfgilfiS

In.) (‘horal lnucharist and BQIIBOII

L30 gum-lay $011001 W [caning and Semen

Week Day Services n. All Souls‘ Chapel My Fornmunion. H5 Monday and Pride!- “5 Tmggrlny, Thursday, Saturday |_3|1 n‘ P945)’- mnsong 7.30 Friday. .\il seats are

Lie. Made

tree and unapprcp-fl-Oi) p.

Reverend T. B. Mikennan, Mlnlgtgg

Reverend ll. C. Rice. D.D.,'Viaitlr||

5- Mv Kendall. nears a . 01-min and Choir Diresteoro

10.00 a. n» JnnETi Senior Guns of the Church School. ;li.00 a. m. Prhnary and Beginners Dlill-rhnent in the Social Hell. 11.00 a. m. PUBLIC WORSHIP conducted by the Minister. Brilliant: "m! FAITH or" a ,NA'l‘!0N" Reverend '1‘. IL‘. Mc- lLennan 501111-110 Solo by Mis Pauline Simmonds: “Fear Net Ye. 0 Israel‘

. —Dlifliey Brick.

2.90 p. rn. Young Cisss

People's Bible rn. PUBLIC WOltSHlP con-

Wm vjgflgfl; nrg welcomed and ducted by Rev. H. C. Rice, D, l),

he incumbent is Kill! W B" "will

liter the service. EVERYBODY WELCOME

srfFIilu (‘H-URCH ' ANGLICAN

71.}. .1. Tflbbnfitt-iliffl. Rector

Rovston F. Mugford. A.R.C.0.. Organist and Choir Master.

wlrrus-rirlnar

Subject: "CHRIST, A CHILD 01-‘ lbESTlNlzw-Dr. Rice.

\ Anthem: ‘Give to Our God 1p .rnorial PII|S£"-—Ger1||g,n Chugflp,

i "Blessed be the lord God, the ‘God. of Israel. WliO _wondrous things. He shall have ‘dominion also from sea to sun, and from the rivrr unto the ends cf the earth."

.... \. n. n.1, c............l....,} THE BAPTIST CHURCH

10.00 a. m. Sunday School and

Bible Class.

11.00 n. rn. Morning Prayer anGVMMxQNS

liirnudcest).

Sl-rnlon. n "Pentecostal Power.

Quillrrt:

inihrm: “Fierce Wns The \’i'i'd

mnou", 1', Tertius Noble. 71m p. nl. EvvnihB PPM" irrmorl.

Preacher, Rev. Harry it _\. Dean of rncn, University Kings ("MICK"-

Anthom: "0. Glcidsom.‘ llislll". Tsermm‘:

Sullivan.

1-1,. uorning Service "Will be Anthem "The Evil-mt blow” l-l. Taylor, Jefiwlallers loi- four Geinj

and

ilnterini Minister, Rev. Dr. A. D.

ii s. M. Morning Worship Sermon: "The Christian Exper- ience."

Anthem: "The Lord is My Shep- herd." iMeoFarresi).

n "vs-n, The Church School 12 noon follow- ‘ o; ing Morning Worship.

Evening Worship 7 i’. Ill. "The Greatest of hese"

broadcast over Radio Station crcY. (Wwilwml)

Viitnrs welcome at St’ Paul's (Xiurch.

wr7lfۤ

Wm receive s cordlsi§0rganist and Director of

Clloir. Miss Helen Stewart. A.T.C.v1 You are cordially invited to

worship with THE BAPTIST

CHURCH. '

511E KIRK 0F ST- JAMES CENTRAL CHRISTIAN cmmcn

Minister

1-1,, n", 1‘. n, Bussel Bearers

M.A., 8.12M. ' Organist Miss E. Lil lair McKensie

Mus, Bac.

i0. A. M. CHURCH il a. m. MORNING WORSHIP.

Kent Street

MARVEL D. DUNBAR. B. 1211.. Minister.

MR. O. K. PRESBY Organist Pro-

. item SOllOOlii

i 10.00 a. rn. Church School and

Sermon: Rev. Hugh M. Creaser. hm", flour.

B..\., 0t Dllfhilm, N. S.

11.00 s. rn. Morning Wonhp and

Sorprnsio Solo: "How LiiVtly are gnmmumqn,

Thv Dwellings." Liddie. MB. Jrrncs

A. )1 ncConnz-il.

N. B. THE EVENING SIRVICE| HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN FOR

T1118 SUNDAY.

_Zi0N PRHlISBYTERIAN

CHURCH

Prince and Grafton so‘... REV. G. ARLYLE WEBSTER

Minister iiirx Arthur Roper. Choir Director

Ares.“

Sermon: "MISSING T’!!! MARK" (The Doctrine of Sin.) Music selected. ,7.00 p. m. Evening Wort-hip Se‘- vice. i Sermon: "STILL-BORN CHRIST- IANS." Duet: "Sweet Hour of rrrsrr"

man.

Central Christian urges lta mt!!!- bers and cordially invites its friends to Worship on the lard’! DI!-

____ “-°° l "*- “'""°= "P" M °', UNITED PENTECOSTAL

Hymns: 50. 5M. m. . : CHURCH Anthem: "God so bowed he so arm Avs. “""'¢" “W” i rm. J. c. hleinsieuber Pastor.

mo p. m. The Sabbath solioor and ,

Bible (‘laaseto EVENING WORSHIP

10.00 a. rn. Sunday School. ll a. rn. Worship and Preaching.

'I.t0 p. rn. ‘fherner “The Cost of 7.30 p. m. Evangelistic Meeting.

Discipleship."

s. p. m. wedneouss. Young rwrlrh

The evening service will be of B. p. m. l-‘rlday._Bfble Study. Iprcinl significnuiri for young people’ Broadcast 10-05 t0 19-30 5- M-

Tilo lit-i. ilugh M. Creaser

of our, gscorrrsy c F c Y Children's

Durham. N. S. will he the guvst- Choir of the air.

firm-her.

"FY1111! 59G I58, 538. r-———"'i"_*__‘_”_’i-i' rlniirrrn: "Sun of My Soul.” G°$pQl'

urncr.

"11s- strong in the Lord, and in ti’:

iwrtr oi‘ iii; might."

You zlru r-nrrlinliy invited to wor-

lhll‘ with us. ONCE FEAEED SALT

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Indians once believed the “Yl-‘llfllilrion of sail hastened death.

Upper Prince Street

Meetings on the Lord's day.

, i0. s. m. Meeting for Children. 411 e. m. Remembering the Lord. j p. rn. Gospel Service in ‘St. ‘Catherinee School.

7.30 p. rn. Gospel Set-vie;

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Werk Night's 8 p. M. Prayer moeflng Tuesday.

The British and Foreign Bible Society

1N CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

Plmcs snwario lsnsrm auxlusrrv

1 "The lllain truth n that it 1' "W l! man and nations .°°ktotlodandHisteach. "ill as m forth in the aiblo f1" tho can hope to build “new world upon sure foun- lions,"

"The lllrle is also the look k‘ "w" Bolt-war years. If m l-lnbeid those who trusted

i‘ "which ll: ceiling ""1 ii- will not fail thorn‘ now.‘

"T" “mil: or mankind

~mlgilrl :11 nations and l "lfsottenfp MM mu“ b‘ MJWP made a fill may of . V! World between the two rare; but now we have an- Olher chance."

libtiracts from Popular

“Wm- me. m» Our

Tilniles.) Alp the Society u, ma. '1" Truth or ooa available

io l m’ :1 nations, as they rise

f” "Min: will be slui- a ‘received and thankfully 1° ""5""! b? the P. I. - Allflll-rv er sronon.

,7. p. m. Meeting for Children Fri- day "Where will you Spend Eter- nity?"

"Strait is the gate, and nerow 1e the way that leadeth unto 1'12. {and few there be that find n:- Mst. 7:14.

I "Th. wicked shall be turned Into Hell: and nil the nations that for- ‘gut God." Pasha 9:17

I SALVATION ARMY

Great Georg, Street Mm,- gmr M". til-tor MseLeaa

11.00 s_ m. Holiness Meeting. 2.30 p. rn. Sunday School 7.00 p.m. Evangelistic Meelng.

Subject: "Hoo-eclessring - You are Moving.”

The week-end rneetinge will ill ‘conducted by Comrmndant John M. Hardy.

All are cordiafy invited.

WINDSOR. VISITS FAMILY

LONDON‘. Ma 9i - (OP) - ‘ihe Duke of Wndsor today visit- ed Queen Mary. inter he went to Buckingham Palace rvhm he hi4 s 46-minute interview with hi! brother. the Klfll- '1'!" 9157"" °l Windsor did not accompany him. She has not been invfibd Royal Family household since the Duke abdicated in December. llld.

GRAIN’ DILIVIIIII SPIIDID

WINNIPIG. llay D -(Q)-— Aecelketed grain deliveries free! Prairie poem to cast "and west coast terminals and rapid ship- ments oversees has provided ae- Iiralne that tltset Britain will eb- mn u» iiooirod 100,000,000 buabeil cf wheat contracted for with Can-

_MIW the July 31 dlldiifle.

only dnrth-

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDiAN

ililliiiil- Biltlilillii New Visitors’ Register For Geddie Memorial Churchl

This column is reserved tier news vi’ Mel interest. but martinis; or I "l"! Mme m: be inserted l! "v0 “his a word strictly pay- able in advance‘.

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Phone 525. v

nowaao rronrmw Fitz“ A Footwear at 175 Queen Street. ,

JDIMIE’! TAXI-

CONFEDEBATION LIFE IN. SUIANCB.

SPECIAL SALE-Mrs. Johnston's! Ladies’ Wear. '

. ~—- l l WANTED. - 3000 second hand i568: for cool. A. Pickard 8r Co. i

111555 the New Northern Electric Radios. On dispiay- Toambe lviiusic. Store. ‘ I ALL WHOLESALERS will close‘ ‘their places of business on Mont dbl’. Ml)’ 26. Open as usual on sfliurdey. May 24. until noon.

At the evening service in Ged- die Memorial Church on Sunday

last. a ‘Visitors’ Register" book. presented to the Ohtzrch by Mr. Alfred E. MhcNeill of Stanley Bridge, was accepted on behalf of the congregation by the pastor, Rev. D. A. Campbell. BA.

In the front oi’ the book there is s card with this inscription: "Donated to the Geddie Memorial ' Presbyterian Church 1n memory of

Amelia. Ann MacKie, an earij/

member of this Church, by her

son, Alfred E. MacNeLil."

lit will be remembered that the ;tirst book of this kind was pre- sented to the Church in 1928, by

OUTSIIANDING Custom Made‘ ‘Chesterflelds. Beautiful Deep Rose Shader. Toombs Music store,

woarrrs DBUGSTOBE, Prince‘ ltreet, will be the only Dunstan. open Monday afternoon-t and evflr Hi8.

i ST. CATl-IERINES SCHOOL.

Lords clay. Meeting for children 52.30. Gospel Service 3 P. M. All are iheartiiy invited.

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.‘ THE PREACHER at st. Peter's‘ Cathedral on Sunday at 11 A. M.|

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the late L. M. Monitzomery Mac- Donald. the noted lsiand author.

who was born at New mndon.‘

This book has now been written full of names by people from dif~ ferent parts of the world, one of them a Rabbi from Jerusalem.

The late Lord Willingdon, who was than Governor-General. vis- ited the Church. October 8. 1928 He expressed his admiration of the magnificent church grounds which ls one cf the finest to be found anywhere throughout the Island.

As the years pass this old church .becomes more and more s mecca towards which many travellers wend their way.

will be the itev. Harry E. Dysarl,‘ I ggirkpf Residence, King's College. If UNION ROAD — STANHOPE.- ' IUniied Church Services in Cove- ‘ head Charge fol‘ Siiliday. May 25th, ~ h are: West Covehead 11 A. M. Union ,

Road. 3 P. M. Stanillope 7.30 P. M.i iRev. Thos. A. Wilson, Minister. I I

iwinrk; Star 191 Frank Ernest Gardiner. sales man- ager of Walker Metal Products,‘

I i ANS“) 60w“ “L” 1S 1mm‘:- died Saturday at his home. 2:99, "

—Yes, we have it in the following -, , . ‘l, 5 t, sizes, 35mm. e20 and 12o. Visit our Zgéféi“ “I fir m‘ ‘ “'3 s ° iup-to-date camera Dept. today. G. ‘ _' i vnrw wrzu. KNOWN i

eratiorle . , I A well-known- figur in Windsor business and social circles. he was barn in Charlottetown, P. E. 1., the scn of the late Mr. and MrssGeorgle Si. Mark's. Rusiico. Evening Prayer W» Garifllwr- H“ Yecewed m5 “KY 3m P‘ M‘ RN’ sidnw J" Dad's’ Egg?“ clifirlomltrtlgn Oindwalgl Reno‘ MouniN/iliison University, Sackville new GLASGOW AND CAVEN- before tolrlns his wgfchilvrl 93f‘ DlSl-L-Srrvices Lord's day. 25th science (198796 111G111‘? Ulllggeifizlv as follows: New Glasgow 11.00_Cav- g-ineerlr-s at M0 h’ winds =- ~55‘ and!“ 730.13}? omymhmnge g’! hcikur h same lii§ILheIkiJZt an; mogtaiiur 1m- Caverid . 011113 80D e‘! e W“ ° ‘ _ ' irneeting Hazel Grove Hiday night. gist for the Dominion Bridge com-g izsrd. J. W. Hayter, Minister. 1p3n%, Monrrzoii. tangle: lrvlttlaililuliigrlré, ll 01011 0 ll - ~ DRADALBANE Pastoral Charge. circles. _ Services Sunday. May 25th. North‘ Mr. GrlfdinPr was a shllner. 1;, ‘Granville 11 A. M. Note change u! nrernber of Mocha Terrible» rind tor: I ,hour). Pleasant Valley 3 P. M. Uri- M, sctive interest in the HEAT.‘ veiling of Memorial Tablet. Brad- Fraternity of McGill University. Her albime 7.30 P. M. Rose Valley 8 PM. w“ also a mambo,- of the Gratin-i conducted by Y. P. U. W, B. MM- 3,95 so-lety of McGlii Universltyq Pllail, Minister. Windsor Brnrich, and of the Amer-I in“, society of Metcis. His interests, included membership in the 135s“

l crnlncrr NOTICE for Parish of ‘Milton and Rllsiico for Sunday, May 25th. Whitsunday. Si. John's, Milton. Momimg Prayer 11.00 A. M.

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I BIBLE SOCIETY CHALLENGE. known languages of the world were and he attended S,“ paurg Anglican, born by the Spirit of Qhrist put limo Qmirch. . Wrii/hng the first time by Christian,‘ surviving mm are his Wm,‘ M“-

Missionaries. and distributed large-lion‘: Gardiner‘ one broth?“ D1.‘ iy by Our Society? But still there George w_ Gardiner of L55 Qruceg,

are millions without it and ollher New Mexlcm and two sum-s, M“,

millions with it but unable to read flank 0.3mm of Maclwd’ Alberto,

it. ‘more are still one thousand and Mm us," Pew“ o; ugh.

languages in which no part of tho-find“ Album Scriptures have been translated; '

that is the challenge of the fuiure._ The Rev. Willard Brewing, B.

D. D. Help the great cause of i e. f h; Bible Society through lihe P. n. 1. theme ggnijfcimirfgk “flan”; 21111.5(“;

Auxiliary or Branch. .3! 21m p. m after which services were conducted al S}. Paul's Ang~ 11cm, Church at Victoria eVBHiIB

, , iii conducted by the interim minister Mid Twumseh mad‘ a‘ 3 p m’ m

' fiicisting. Dr. A. n. MacKenzie, with sermon the Rev- B; A» 54m." ° "The Christian Experience." Tile Interment was at. Windsor 01'0"

BUltlAL TUESDAY

rm; nAvrrsr CHURCH-Mori- lng Worship st 11 A. M. will be

anthem of the morning will be Gemetenl- _ M IMacFaz-rerfls "The Lord Is Mu | Pallbearers wgewiliilsfi M‘- ‘Shepherdf’ The Church SCJODi GrBEOYY. F- N- e ' - '

I immediateii’ Bvwmln» J- H- G“m°“" y", following Morning Worship. Dr. Olavei. all o! wllldmr- a“ ‘Bu: Mackenzie will conduct Evening Bradley of Detroit. Hongmryf PD“, Worship at '1 P. M., his sermon on bearers were W. D. ‘Lit e om w |this occasion being "The Greatest riot. H. L. mirrow v T811‘; Sh“; I of These." Woodward's "The iead- D. West. H- M- M°Y"°" " helm“ I isnt Morn“ will he the evcnlniz of Ann Arbor. W. E Ros! 0. M c: anthem, Miss Helen Stewart A "‘ Judge A J. Gordon, W. H. “g C.M. Organist and Director of Lend, .i. 1.. Sven" o! Him" “' choir will be in charge of the music and A. Chandler 01 Tamil“-

‘oi the day. Everyone is COTiliflliY. 1n Memos-lam

invited to participate in the war ,ship of the diay at the Baptist. Church. BRENNAN-A tribute to the rneim~ or, og g. beloved brains-id ear: “u,” jtflglmll J. Brennan who parted this life Mhy 25th. 1841i.

wini m" r watched M film" I savw you pass "M!

will meet as usual.

In Memos-lam

MRS. FLORA ANN MlcLEAN

E Literature a? And Life BY-lzdrk-msn

M THRIFT

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Mr. Micawber, Dickens‘ famous Charflflmn Dui-s his philosophy of economics rn this formula: "Err-n twenty pounds. spend nineteon Pounds. nineteen shillings and 51x- penco-resuil llflpfllilflifi. Earn lllellly pounds: spend iweilt,» hounds. n0 shillings and slxpezlt-e _R.esuit, nursery." 0r g5 we “mud say. live within your income.’

11°"! B60011. in his essay on "Ex. Dense" says that to be happy on», should live on one llali of his re- celpts. and if one would 5' ‘Velllhl’. then spend but one tinrd.

Thrift is not what, we mean by meanness. The Scots folk have been characterized as penui-icug _ very careful of even the poimloy 11 1S lrue tilni they value 1110110.; hilt when an appeal is made. if int. cause is worthy", they respond W3}, i Wofldérfill readiness. They nave produced men like Carnegie, wgggg wealth has done much good. ‘

_ The proverbial "we! day‘ is bound to come. The turning cicl- of the pages of the calendar brings it about. Time makes the wage-

‘ p; Mrs. M. Dunbar. Mic Jean En- -A!‘e you aware that 75% of the cOunu-y G015 and Country Clublearner old, less rn to work, ai-n

less in demand in the marke‘ nf labour. Ill health may come. Thu night-that of illness, or of age . comes when no man can wu;l-__ and even the Lord Himself could

not see the sky darkening W1til_

the coming on of night withuu-z Sflyi-nx: "See where the sun isl I must work while 1t is flay."

I heard recently of families who earned three ilundrwed dollars per month and were so thriftless "at often they had to send out in 1'1.- mvrlllns fur to procure something for breakfast-no system, but liv- ing "from hand to mouth."

But money is not the only thing to be husbsnded and organized lr. the matter of expenditure. Benja- min Franklin said that "time is money." This was in g letter to 4, young tradesmen. He himself was a man who knew how to use his time and made g ivdnderli! contribution to the world.

There are many who say that they have no time, and yet tile strange thing is that, we lire so much in a hurry that we wan: time to pass quickly. There is to: the habit of "killing time." Thnk of the hooks that might, he mad if we spent our time wisely. The phrase "spending our time" ~s a Biblical one, and the truth is that we must spend it, for there is nu such thing as holding it as we hold money.

We must travel from East to Wen where the sun goes down. The Lord Himself Ipoke of gath~ erlng up the "fragments that nothing be lost." There is thrift much needed in 1hr ordering of our domestic life. The fragments were gathered up after the mutu- tudes were fed. Jesur ordered ti-nv. even though He was able to creaic food. and made g lady's lunch feed five thousand. lie-practised econ- omy. He might have made stones into bread and fed His hunger when He was in the desert. think- ing out His program for the fut- ure. He was made like unto His brethren.

I reed once of an engineer who made a practice of reading an hour a day-this was to be s mini- mum. Fifteen minutes in the mom- ing, the same at noon, and half an hour at night. This was to be spent on books that were admitted- 1y grsst-"the literature of power." At the end of twenty-five years he htd read much that was woriil

‘mad with fovlfll <11" There passed peacefully away on in“ 00mg?“ m“, you siev- Aprii Nth, 1947, in Boston. Mass. I "up"; m“, your beds-He Mrs. Flora Ann MscLsen of Ocean A. ‘he "m," Mm passed View, P. E. 1., in her 00th year. She And h" my more w“ broken leaves to mourn Angus L. and Hay- WM“ 1 n‘, yqg“ brooms your lest. wood MacLcan of P. E. 1.; Mrs. w" ‘m; Holmes and Mrs. Murray of Bos-_ Sell! m5“ hi’ m‘ e ton, ism. also Margaret 1., Mac-i Chm”- Leu-l. Nurse. ct 44 Revere Rtedf "-"*”_”' “m “"- ' THANKS ill KNOWS DIST om o; m. .1 m We wish lo extend our sincere “in, w, “if, h“ “"5 thanks to the n. c. M. P. til-lose who 1; m m, durum God‘. D“,- wm took their fir; equipment frcm New b, “m, Glasgow and Hunter River and sli "n; ha,“ m lwho helped in any way to prevent n h, om. landing,‘ m 100; m mm the lire. which might have destroy- . w, m,“ m, 1”,- . ed our home and propcriyn ‘m Love will light the peth um A"!!! ""3""- eise were dim ' I “M” 3"“ it he be near. Though i-le has taken what to ll He gave. 1 bless him still. Through all ct life this Boon alone eve crave lo do his will Fe; he knows best, and his endur- ing love will never fail. All elee is fleeting and will one day prove of no svaii. O, my Beloved may this heart of mine cling unto thee Ia then its master that it may be Thine eternally. 0. give us what thou wilt and iako away what thou has given Dearest lord. Be mine ea Earth, l pray. and mine in Heaven.

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