, BER 24, 1942

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A!‘ SERVICES fir) Hui Eucharist .. s 111. 110v Elwin"! , P ‘M, Sunday School. , P‘ 31, Evansvill-

(l nldsy~8dii A. M. ‘$215 “Loco a. 1.1. d” 1., nsong—7.80 P. M. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

finish-Miss Lillian Earle. (1 lloly Communion.

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Kirk of Si. James Minister

.11.. 11.1., 5311111., lt.C.A.I“. l1 tor of ltlusli‘, lli~~ L‘. Lillian McKenzie, ‘ .lus. 1311c.

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,. ‘yllpwu-Alfred Whitehead. | N“, t" iu l1 School.

11.111. l i-nlng ‘ lN-iiinl; for ihc Sacrament.

"H. Dunne Secours).

i‘\ lilii iiPliVPI‘ the Sermons.

rinrc anti Grafton Street Minister

l11-i‘. (i. (Jiirlyle Webster

.\Ir~, I-Jilwlii Johnsione Organist

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k my services; Holy Euchar-

A. LeDrow Gardner, Rector. “l, Director-Mrs. G. B. hall 9 (junfirmatlon School Com-

o" ilurning Prayer and Ser- | gunduy School and Junior

1 iflhsllillg Prayer and Ser-

mcSEYIERIAN

iii-iii. the Rev. T. H. Busscil

3,111. The Sacrament of Holy

thim - “Jesus Bread of Life

lVorship and l-llp _. "Praise Ye Jehovah"

F Minister will conduct the

' PRESBGERIAN CHURCH

11.1111, ‘lliemc: “The ’I‘rsgedy

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p.111. Theme: “A Perplexlng rm.’ 111v 600. 419, 506.

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Til-Milli“ 1 o'clock SHARP

Good Prizes FREEZEOUT For Charitable

Purposes

UNITED CHURCH oi CANADA TRINITY umrzo CHURCH Minister

Bu. Hugh Miller, lv| A p, l), Mil Maris McDougall, Deaconess. A. Roy Kendall, A.C.C.0., L.R.A.M., Orzanist 11.00 8.111. Public Worshl , Sermon: Communion Ad recs _ Itov. Hugh Miller, DD. e Ssormnent of The Lord's Supper will he observed. Anthem: "Turn Thy Face from My Slns".—Attwood, 2.30 p.m. Sunday School. 1.00 p.m. Public Worship, Sermon: Rev. Hugh Miller, 9,1), Anthem: "Th; Radiant Morn"_ Woodward. Visitors and Students cordially welcome. NOTE: The Session are asked to meet in the Board Room at 10.30 nan.

BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets nistcr

lbev. l. Judson BA.

Morning Worship 1 mm.

Sermon: "The Church and the World."

Anthem: "0 Ye that Love the Lord." (Coleridge-Ta lor),

THE CHURCH CIIOOL 2.80 PM. — You are invited to assist in sustaining the fine attendance established, and to rticipatc in this Bible Study se ca.

Evening Worship '1 pm,

ficrmon: “The Sin of Uselfss- ncss."

Anthem: "Like as a Father." — (Hutton).

Solo - Selected - LAC. l. W. Beard, R.A.I",

John Inch, Mus. Bac., Organist and Clioirmuster.

You are invitcd in worship with

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Mrs. V. L. Dingwell. organist. ll A. l\I.—I\I0rning Service. Sermon: Rev. M. Wulicrworth, Montague. *“‘ii>; Selected-Mr. Rupert Milt‘.-

Kay. l’. M -liihlc School. r,\‘t|111‘"‘w‘l"lco111c.

ISA LVATIONT AIIM

Great George Street

Adjt. and Mrs. Mercer in Charge

1i a.m. Holiness Meeting.

2.00 p.m. Sunday School.

7 p.111. Evangelistic.

Topic:

"Seeking God in s. Crisis."

Girl Guide News‘

GUIDE DAY CELEBRATION. OC 31st.

Charlottetown Girl Guides will celebrate Annual Girl Guide Dav next Saturday, October 31st, 1942 by cunvassuig the homes 11nd places of business of our citizens and asking 1119111 to Invest 111 Cnnodn by purchnsiniz Wnr Savings Certi- ficates 11nd Stamps. This will be the lhlrd your 11ml lilt’ Guides have undertaken this purely‘ voluntary service, and the f11ll co-operallon of one 11nd all is requested s0 that the 1942 record of sales Will be the best yet.

ATTENTION GlllDI-IRS

Gulders are reminded to nave

their Annual Ccmpany and Pack emed

Reports and Fmiuicla‘. Statements 1:1 the hnnds of the District Com- missioner, Miss Lillian Duchemin. 11ot inter than November 1st, 1942.

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The regular meeting of Westmore- land Women's Institute was held Wednesday evening. October 14th at the homc of Mrs. Fred Wilson with seven members present. Meeting opened bv lcpcntnu; The Women's Institute Carol. followed by Crced in unison. Collection amounted to 11:1 CtllLS. Moved and seconded that Institute buv {in Agriculture book for thc school. Ioesolvcd that Insti- tuic remcmbcr the boys at. Xmas who am serving 111 the forces. also lo got 11.11111 for the posts at the school. Committees ave their ne- ports and 1.111‘ followigng new one! were appointed.

School-Grace Moore, Mrs. Bert Mr

Trowsdale.

Sick-Mrs. Heber Canfield.

Educational Progrnnv-Mrs. Fred Wilson. Mrs. Rnv Crossmsui

Social Program-Mrs. Vornnr More. Mrs. Robert Mayhew.

Lunch-Mrs. Harold Harvey. Mrs. Bert Trowsdale. Grace Moore.

Mrs. Vemer Moore invited the members to meet at her home for the annual meeting. roll call m be answered with a donation for a fish pond. Decided to use a patch apron 11s a means of raising funds, IVB-s. Robert Mayhew very kindlv donated an apron for it. Meeting Ml. Journed. Lunch was served bv Com- mittee followed by a social hour.

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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CONFEDERATION 1.111: INSUR. ANCE. L-mg

REV. J. M. lviurchison, District Secretary Bible Socleiy on Sunday will speak at the service at Dun- dfli. 3 p.m. at Allandale 7.30 p.111.

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CORRECTION-Rev. J. B. M. Armour. General Secretary Bible Society will speak 1n Greenoch Church on Sunday at ll am; Marie 3 p.m.: st. Peoers United 7.30 p. m.

REV. J. lid. Muruhison, District Secretary Bible Society will ad- dress meetings starting Monday, Oct. 26th, Bay Fortune-Tuesday, Murray Harbor North-Wednes- day, Peters Road — Thursday, Llttle Sands-Friday. Wheatlcy River. All meetings at 8 p.m.

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. — Sunday next the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed after the mornings worshlp- Rlev. Dr. Miller will give teh address at both m and evenlnfi‘ services. The 1110810 0f the day w be under the dltcctlon of the Organist and Cholfmaster Prof. Roy Kendell. A. c. c. 0.. L. a. A. M.

CHURCH NOTICE-Th‘; Ullllpd Church of Canada, Hunter River Pastoral Charge: Services will be held on Sunday October 25, as follows: Wlltshire 11.00 1.111.; Wheatley River 3.00 p.m.; Hunter lRlver 7.30 p.m. Rev. (Iii-urge W. P111931’. B-A. of Cuvcndlsh will conduct. r111 the services. Rev Lewis M. Murray, Minister.

10-24-11.

MEETING AT MONTAGUE — A vcry largely 1111.. ndeii meeting at Montague on the evening of 111%. tlayLCmlc-bu" 40111, wl ‘(and u shelving of W111" Plcturcs by M1". Jfllncs Mullins, and heard an ‘ud- dfeos by M1". 11 I-‘ MucPhie 1n support o1 Lin‘ Cunlpzugn li r rho Third VICiOFy \V;1r Luau. i)lll'll1g the meel-ulg u collicllol, mtg token up for the lci i1 (‘1-0,“ “(lit-ll _ , (x1 aI111i1s1. $25 (10.

THE KIRK 0i" J.\.\II‘.‘S.-'I‘l1i- Sacrament of I101» Lomiuunlon wil cunsuluri- l11‘. 1110.11.11; 111.‘. 111 W111» slnl) a1 The Kirk 1il1|ll.‘ll\l\\' \\11i1 111i‘ Mlnlstxl" as Ci-li brunt and the 1.1111111 Service undi r the dilectiun 0f Miss E. Lllllilll Alclii-nzlc,‘ M11.» Bac. T0 this Sricrulncnt are lnvlicil all Chrlsuans o1 \\'l1;\‘.c\'e1" creed or denomination. In the afternoon the Church School‘ will meet at 2.30. Evening ‘Worship \\‘1ll be offered at '1 P M. 111th sermon bv i111‘ M111i~1cr on L111‘ lcxt "l tilt-ell. But My Heart Wnkéih" (Song c1 limiriniui : '1,

" ‘isomers will c011duct lli( devotions over C1~CY Alondul" to Wednesday 9 A. M. 1o 9.15.

FORMER. ISLANDER. A CAN. DIDATE — Rclaubhcml Clllldldllit‘ for Slows Attoincv for Bultlxnnri‘ City 1n the U. s. elections 011 N01. 1i 1s Mr. Willvcd 'l‘. McQuuiil, B. A., LL. B.. former Assistant U. S District Attorney for Maryland. Mr. McQruald is a native of Char- lottetown, and a son of the lriie Mr. and Mrs. Thom-us McQuiiil Stlll a C0lIlpIll'£lll\'i‘i_V young 1111111, he has hud a brilliant career its lawyer and Jrosecuilng ntturnov. He is a grn< uate of Loyoia Col- lege and the University of Mary- land Law School.

FOR CONVE "HON-Hon, J. P. McIntyre, Minister o1 Pllbllt!

Works and Highwivvs, will ])l"\‘_\iil1‘ at the 23rd annual meeting o1‘ 111i" Good Roads Association to be held in Montebcllo, Quebec, next week. Ml". McIntyre. who “'11s elected Dlesident of the Association 111st year, null li-nvi‘ for 111c- con\‘cnt11>11 011 010111103‘ Acc11111pn11y111‘; 111111 W111 be M?‘ ‘ . B. MricMillun, Deputy Minister" of P1111111: Works and R. S, MncBcat-h, Chief En- gineer with the Depnrtmern.

PRE-NUPTIAI. snnwnn __'In@ home of Mrs Nlarv L. . ‘ ; G.c11f1111‘n11, was the scene o: a vcly pliusant gathering on Friday‘ rughi, Oclober 16111, when a large crowd of friends and relatives gath- to honour her daughter, Miss Wnclvpe by a shower, When the bIldtE-IO-lilc had 17111011 1hr‘ seril- 11f honour a 11011 " liidcn llllniiPl. was carried in by Mlssles Dllllilliift :11.<1 Patricia. Mucdonrild, The 11111113- chalrmmg and‘ useful gifts were 0109M“ Y Miss Wanda Mxwdomld while the accompanying verses 11nd good wishes ivcri- rend lav lvllss Elinor Macdonald. All joined in 5111111111: for shes A Joliy (‘iced ‘ low aficr which the lll'i(lT‘—i‘(i-D€ was bunocd. A dainty lunch was sreved and the remainder of the evening spent in dancing 11nd 511181113 In the early hours of the momma all departed u-lshing Penzle nmny 3191111.; of wedded l1np~ piness,

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION, —On Monday evening. October 12th last. there assembled at the home of and Mrs. Stewart Inman, Vic- toria. upwards 0i‘ thirty persons from DeSable. Hampton. Victoria and Crapnud, to do 1101101‘ to Rcv.

ev Bishop. Minister of the Wfiifim P1111531. Church of Scotland, and his aflianoed bride, M155 Rum Barclay of Winnipeg. Mnn. All the mists being present Mr. Bishop and Barclay were conducted w seats of honor by Mrs. Wilfred Mar- Quarrie and Miss Evclvn ltfnclint‘, The chairman. Mr. Lnman called the meeting to order. lvh. Hector Mac- Kay. DeSable, read an appropriate address and Mr. Percy Dawson. (Zrapaud. presented the couple with an electric floor lamp and a sum of money Mr. Bishop on behalf 0f him- self and his fiance thnnkrd thi- mo- ple for their good wishes and gen- erosity, and expressed the wish that God's richest blessings would rcst upon them. ending 0n a humorous note which caused some meriimeut. After the singing of "For 'I'l1c_v Are Jolly Good Fellows", Mr. Bishop received n bouncing at thc hands of the younger men. The rcmninilri" of the evening was spent in Ramos 11ml soclnl intercourse. The indies ihcn served a dnintv lunch. The 1110011111: was brought to a close bv singing "Blest be the Tic That Binds“ and The National Anthem. with Miss Rcta MncKnv as organist.

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Personals

Mr. ‘H101, Tiipps, retired C. N. H. baggage ninsicr left ‘yestcrdnv morning on return lo Ottawa sift-1- spending a vacation ovlih friends in Morel].

cpl, c, w, 17.17.55.110 spcnt n short furlough nt his home in Fredericton, t" "cd Ovcr in thf mainland Thursday morning to resumi- his clutlcs as wireless opcr. ntor 1n the H. C. A- F-

“A Great Idea Incessantly At Work on a World Scale"

is withwt Parallel in this 8°11“- otlon. I11 has been said of him the m; does not minute; he lnluaves. A1110 the nuuor achievements of ammo 01f all Work," the lol- lownzg are worthy of special men-

tlon:

Writing, editing and reviewing books, pamphlets, reports and ark lcles, dealing with religious edu- caiiloxlal and 111i.ss.o11ary' problems, enterprises conventions, etc.

1-115 woirlc of imcresung, enlist- ing and tirainmg for Christian Ber- Vicq thousand; of promising suud- enfs. When he took ulp this work with the Y. M. c A in 1901. were were only ten secretaries 0n e foreign field, wllh a b11118“! 0! $50.- 00.). When he lzud it dovm in 19218, merewereilixluienonthefieldand a budget 0f 820309001X).

As General Secretary 01f the Y. M. O. A. Internatllonal Committee he initiated and consummated VH8! programmes of work foir men and boys, at hoime and 1n other lands. which called for may new buildings at smwizlc centers; and also for men with the needed character tmd calibre to direct such underskltnti!

speak" Millions of dollars were required a1. the 111'.ercl1u.vcl1 Area Conference “Jud ‘segunilgd "o Hem’ and‘ equip 0n World lvllssiolu 1.0 be held in H258 l‘ ‘n55’ Zion Presbyterian Church, Char- on” of Dr Motvs Emir“ lotuewvrn, Oct. 28th. 8 P. M. “l” “sschflgénag; of .5“, 3k 00mm

Dr. Mott also speaks no tho Si??? mtmh 1st“, ¥h1somm_ clergy of all churches, 8t. Paul's c1‘ m 3:‘ e i‘ “ié-i m m, 11.111 10.10 a. M. “l W“ "Jed "w “g

interest of imltyhiyiltfifwfliy and‘ egg-

Dwight L. Moody. Evangelist of "1““°Y~ 1F 1",“ Y‘ ‘fl "PM" a ° 0mm. days‘ is reputed as [mung of all religious fanhs afnd said "The World has yet to lcaun ‘flllpendous progmnunaaobtm-g m_ ‘Wlhfit God can do with i, life fully “lg w“ ,9‘- ° (ledlcated w His service. - Pmmi} s"??? “- """° Wed and

Seldom pcnhups has this pro- “nd fédw m on” was "q p0s1t1o11 recelved demonstration “fifgxe-Cmflstlnn Century" L‘ a N_

r 111‘1' 1l-. lie‘ 1‘ 1 d , .. fffflofn. Oixmlllllilllxiilll] Raul“? c0111. Issue says l1i- pmbnbly‘ comes

has 110011 around the world SLlllL‘ 30 “om”? d""“"m'vlng m‘: 31:10.01‘ ‘Worm times; visual over 60 coiuntzwes, Chflfiunn’ than “n5 owe‘ Amen" lblllVellfd 2.000.000 miles; and has Co“- mlsed over $3011.t1‘10,0(10.00 for A greet Religious statctman and Pfli-TIUJEC Missionary and Religious l‘ zulcr, a nt-iler of power and point, 011311 s 1111 orator who 111 argciicss 0-f vis-

Nullue has cos‘. ‘ nmrul couriisc, irusi- in God. in a hug-p nmuiil h l11 1111111, Dr M111‘. hrlnqs a 1.1.13‘ rind .~l1l:’1111.1 11111- 111i-.\.s:\gi> PllllCv 171w ‘d Is- . ‘.1<lvi‘111‘111‘cs and 1.11111 ~11 time an ol1‘l11>1"l1111l1_v of llfiti 111 sluili 111, 1.11 i"l:1gi111n 011 Wiilnesdny‘ October c1" 11121115. of C11 "8111.

who will be tiho Guest

DR. J. B. McLAURIN

S=;cr1.“.:.:'\‘ 11f ‘.11: Culllfldlllli llup- .. <11 11..- P113013 11$.-1"0:i:i",11 Alzssicn Board, who - . W110 “in u" °“‘-‘_.°‘ _ \v1ll be one cl the lC‘.i(iCl'5 accctn- 1.1111 o.’ lildcvs 1\<"‘<11l\l>~'l1l.\_lll€=’ D1- llafrving D1", hint". u‘. the lntcr- Molt at the Inleltiiurch Azea C011- cl1urcl1 A1011 Conference 0n W 1d 11101101‘ 011 World Missions t0 0e MIFSICIIS 10 111‘ hcid in 'l‘l‘.<- B liclci 111 'I‘i11‘ BZiDllFl‘ Chuzch, Char~ (211111-1-21. CE1111"l11t1i*1i‘.\\‘11, Weiln-fw O01. 28111 n.’ 2110 I’ M

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su-s-m lily Foster Barclay Canadian I‘ress\\':11"11(“d against reducing ‘light 1.1111 glafl" \,\’ri[(-|-) huuf 111 IJCIUFHES t0 convene fue..

"Very SOUL/US lninssull‘ l0 111111109 Q-{WJCJU _ 1110 hinting 111 fneiirivs this wlnicr W0111e11 and viuing glrls <.111l1‘.11,\"i‘il ll bi’ t'Xl>*‘l'l1"l-“ 17' 5011mm“- 111 111111111111 busy 11nd (iunuuvuus 1111s \\'1111l<l mean :11 owl! m D10" factor-ms are salcr workers than 11110110110111 of?“ 9191mm?“ m g: most men and boys ‘fuel s‘a\e(l, quite nparth rOm k e

Accidents w women showed a fiwellng 0f V1411“? 0f l" e gm‘ 531i “stnrthnw increase during 19-11 Won1<-11‘<‘_ann0i handle snm ‘Inga? but illPli‘ was no evident-c‘ \v01111‘11 l?_fil'i~=_“"i“ 5km and, nmfyd» ‘ er \\"l‘.c snore pront- to accidents iil‘lll “"8015 0Y1‘ ‘Illllub with 10 . lnvn. :1c1-111"1li11g to n rcporl 1.. ‘n “Wky HMFDM‘, 1rd 11v su- Wilfred Garrett, Chief 11- The 11mm“ 51118 of "1 "f5" Spec“). of fnclorles‘ lng was cited as one reiisonM or

"The general impression of in- accident‘ P-“Wng Wmén‘, 1 o" specfors is 1he reverse," said the re< ma", 1'75 “me “med b? m r be‘ port, "After a period of slx-clnl filming emnngled 1n 111M111‘? maQh‘ jlnhlllty to cuts and bruises in 111,1 mery‘ on" i5”!- mr mshimoe‘ “ho bt-likitlg-iil stages, 1110111011, are, for suffered l‘ lilmPr 50ml’ “(lunch re" work within their strength, ncuicr, fu-icvd l") “PM A C81? bpcause it lidier 11nd fheucfore safer ivorkc-rs ffmwd {Puke h“ 1m“ 100k m“ l‘ than mos tmen. And girls are not f“ 1t-

LONDON. Oct.

, . 1 The report suggested that women §° fiyonmrdy u w“ o! slmmr adopt the several COIIIUI; g1’ insc- tan women W01‘ ers w 1c eeps

Fuwry Camam" 111111‘ under lhc can and thus re-

Fdta] Mcldonts during 1941 m_ duccs the risk from straying curls.

tnllcd 1,640, an increase of w per BOUT“ NhLTON SCHOOL

cai1ltd otver 19$) awhile non-fatal ace ens num ‘s 269.062. 1 - ”T'-' _ crease of 17 perl" cent. more“ til;- TWPOFI» 1°11’ 9l'l"‘°'mb°“'-

ures include 4.2.1151 r111 <1 1 - 01nd" X—1 “mimic Mwi-“m lured women. Thus one fen Zfclrmeln 7- Mime 0°19“: 3 Joseph Ooles‘ met with an accident, one iirmnn Gmdt‘ vm-“l Palm” O01”; a‘ 1n 56, one boy 1n 19 and one gzrl in Rflma. Colvs; 3. CROW! Whit‘!

56. Grade VI-—l. Rifa MBQNGUI l

The re rt iii-god ms; gym-y fut. Heath MucLean; 3. Alliston 01.1m- o shoud have a "safety com- mihso. 1 ttee" of workers and mansge- Grade IlTL-l. Be- Bcewnrt; I. ment to organize accident prevent- Lloyd 11pm: 8. 101s rd. 1011 and emphasized that 1f mrix- Glide TI—1 Mimi C01"-

imum production was t0 be obtnin- (‘T360 I ‘R1 —1- 31mm‘ 51W" cd good conditions 11nd rcnsonnhle rirl; 2 Gerald C0105; 3 Milk"! working hours also vac-re essential. Peters “A good deal has to be spent in Gmde I (b1 —l Flultom Stew- conrlncing even some other imv- art; 2. Gcmld Flood; 8 Rutfh Malc- ernncnt do artments that. this is Lean

w! mid 1. e report, which also ‘r1111. M. oei-wn. Teacher

l licar nrv. .1. o. m. snuoun, 11.11. GENERAL SECRETARY BRITISH & FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY __ AT __. HARTSVILLE PRESIIYTERIAN CHURCH , Wednesday, October 2i, R p.m. I IIROOKFIELD PRESIIYTICRIAN (‘III'R(‘II 'I‘hursdu_v. October 22. 8 p.m. WINSLOE SOUTII UNl'l‘l<Il) ('lll'R(‘Ii Friday, October 2J1. R p.m. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th ST. PETERS UNITED ('lIl'Ii(‘II—7‘..‘10 p.m. (IRE INOFH — ll a.m. MARIE — ~l P-"l- Plnn io hear this gifted speaker anil his muslin!"-

Rev. J, M, Murchison, District Secretory l"? U"? I‘ 5- L M"! New Brunswick Auxiliary. will APPMHPRYIY H" G"'"‘Y"l §""U“7

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HEAR

JOHN R. MOTT

FOREMOST RELIGIOUS‘ S

PESMAN ANi) LEADER

ASSISTED by Foreign Mission Secretaries of the Anglican, Baptist, Presbyterian and United Churches in absorbing and enlighten- ing addresses on

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28th,

In the following order

For The Clergy, Si. Paul's Parish H1111, l)1‘. Mott,

General Session, Baptist Church. The Foreign Mission Secretaries.

Prince oi’ Wales College Students, Dr. Mott.

Denominational Supper Meetings, addressed by The Denominational Secretary.

Public Meeting, ZION CHURCH, DR. MOTI‘.

sessions of the day form a privilege and opportunity of rare

value to attend which you are cordially invited.

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