1,. lg. . . fHURCH oi ENGLAND ...----e---- s: rnraiirs CATHEDRAL Anglieee Ioohiord Sign n, 3....-.sa Cengsntll. asueso

Il.A.. ' Ieeter rne leverend W. G. legg Honorary Amietent I-

an: sumnns1rhnien. Lie. line.

C SECOND suunav Ar-rise cums-mas

7.80 s.m. Meitlns

I e.ln. Holy Eucharist

ll u.m. Choral Eucharist V

11 e.sn. Church School (under I) 7 p.IIl. Evensong end Carols

.Therewlll notbeeseseionoi the Church School at 10 e.m. to- day. on this first Sunday oi was .11 parents and children are asked u, wonhlp together at the 11 o'- clock Eucharist.

, ?g

s. PAUL'S ANGLICAN crwncn

The Parish Church Established 1700 by ltoyel Foundation. gag Ieversnd Canon J. 1'. lbbett.

Boo

tor. . organist and Choir Master: 3. Elliot Brock.

8.30 Holy Communion 10.00 Sunday school 1100 Holy ,Communion

Anthem: "Kings in Glory" -Shaw 5.00 Evensong. subject: "The Great As- surance." A them: "0 Lord. Who

Dldat in Olden Time" --Thimen. A cordiel welcome to visitors

'-”PRESBYT-ERIAN THE KIRK 611'"? JAMES Minister.

The Reverend 'l'. H. 3. Bonus. ILA. SJIXM.

Kiss 3. Lillian Mellensie Mus. B.. F.M.C.M-. organist and Director oi the Choirs.

10 s.in. Church school

11 s..m. Divine Service and Ser- mon: The Reverend Frank Lew- son. B.A., B.D., The Prelliylefllll Church of S. David. Hill!!!-

Anthem: "The Lord is My Shop- hes-d" -MeoFerren.

5 p.ni. Vespers and sermon: The

Churches Sunday

TRINITY UNIT cnunon

Ilinlster: Ieverond A. Prank Isabel. IA Assistant Minister: uev'd. 0. Howard Christie, ILA. Iii)

omnm uni Choir Director George A. Thompson. r.s..c.o. (CHM), A.l..C.M.

.:..........m..m:.... 10 am. senior Church lehool 11:00 Primary and Beglnnerf

Departments. Nursery Class. moo Divine won-salt.

sermon: "The Counsel of e Cen- iererisn” -Revld Mr. Mechsen. neclt: "Then shell the eyes oi the blind be opened".

x

Air: "He shall ieed Hie flock like e' shepherd” -The Meeoieh (Handel)

-Pauline Simmonds Fear --Melda lbogerson,

7 pm. "Divine Worship conduct- ed liy the Minhters.

Sermon: '54 No More, '55 Man

Alive. -Rev. Mr. Christie. llecit: "Behold! A virgin shell conceive.

Air: "0 Thou that ielleet good tidings to Zlon".

-The Messiah (Handel). -Mary Morrison.

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

.:........m?.m?... Corner Prince and l-'itsroy Streets Rev. Frank Smith. Interim Pee- tor.

organist and Choir Director-

Boyeton F. iilugiord. A.ll..C.o. ::m.m-in:-i-m

ll s.m. Worihip Berviee; Ber- uion: "Sell - Examination.”

Anthem: "Jesus. Joy oi Man's Desiring" - Bach.

Activity clues ior the young children.

The ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be observed.

12:05 Sunday Schoio.

7 p.m. Evening Worship.

Sermon: "The Burial oi the Past".

Anthem: "Incline Thine Ear" - lllmmel (solo part by Mr. W 8 Mc- Murtry) Everyone Welcome

-CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ' CHURCH

I10 Kent street

Marvel 0. Dunbar. IL'l'h.. Minister Mrs. Allison Macltae. Organist and Choir Director.

10:00 a..m Church School and

geverend Frank Lawson, ED, I,-Am"), now

.D. C II tll lri dl

, Anthem: "God Do in My Head" ,,.,,,';'E,”,. "' "'1'" ' "' I

'- Al-"Ill I lI:00 a.m. Morning Worship and Visitors Cordieily Welc (' - '

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

......n.m.m.-:-:--- Cor. Prince I-nil Grelion Ste. '.lhe Reverend W. Harold Brown. M.A.. Minister Mr. Gordon White (Organist pro - tom.)

- 50 en. Adult Bible Class

19 IJII. The Church School

11 e,ns. Nursery School

11 e.ns. Divine Worship; Ses- Ieon: "Aries, Take Thy Journey".

Anthem:

1:80 p.m. Bervlos Calvin Church Memmid. ”

7 pass. Divine Worship: Sermon; M Proepaoue Journey.”

Anthem-

"! was mnsmlntugointothehoueeol is lard."

THE SALVATION ARMY t George stress

"I0 OF IVANGEIJBIP lines 1005 In Major and Mrs. W. Itanley Corps Oillcers.

IUNDA! IEIVICES

IA a.m. Open Air Service 11:00 g.m. Holiness Service. con- ducted by Meior Stevens. 2:00 p.m. Directory Meeting 1.80 p.m. Sunday school llihlo Clees 8J.us. Young Peoples Service 8. jun. Open Air service 'I p.m. Evangelistic Service . service conducted by Sr. Mains- Manley. 1 All are invited. come end brllig rot friends.

BIG VEGETABITE

VICTORIA (CF) - Chiei Petty Oflicer G. Vant Haii oi the naval station here is also an amateur gardener. He has produced a giant beet with 10 stems. '

IF YOU

eiuvs...

'.:..i when they mid un- p

Sermon: "Sound Thinking Con- cerning The Church".

...Csrel Anthem: "Ring out Ye Be-is .

7:00 pm. Evening Worship. Sermon: "The Lesson oi The Ten Plagues".

Special Mtuic.

Central Christian Church ex- tends Seuqn'e greetings to one and All. a

UNITED PENTECOSTAL - CHURCH . - 17 Elm Avenue Kev. Quincy Stairs. Pastor. Phone 8078 Shrvices

Christmas service: crcv 3.30 .m, I0 e.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship g Praise 7 p.m. Evangelistic Unto you is born in the city oi David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.

in

lhmiiwnn men

union - eusmsuneu

SOCIETY

usunauou-noun.

BRIT! II AND B BLE SOCI IWIGN

1804 1954

A PI'i.AI'EB OF THANKSGIVING

We give Thee thanks, 0 God, inr ii that Thou hast wrought ior us i rough Thy Holy Word; for all who have istrivon to put Thy Truth into the languages oi the world; for all who have taken the Holy Scriptures to the ends of the earth: for all who have read at Thy merry and Thy grace in their own tongues and have come home to Thy Love: for all who now walk among their iellows as servants of the Word. '

Thy glory has broken on our world in a thousand tongues; and ior this. and all Thy mercies we give Thus: thanks and praise; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

namsn aw rbaicimv emu. sociarv

1-EA

0P

we wu.I.'ss -

- NIW YIAR'S DAY - ll A.M, in I P.M.: 6 PM. to I P.M.

s ' 8llli0AY.JAN.1nd ' Io AM. to 9 m.

(;l(lrx11(f-(2, A

9 w.-: 1': an-ant

E N1

City and Central l

ID!'I IAXI. Ell UIAINHL Q I008 Hob snobs.

rou. TAX is past due and should be paid immediately.

ISLAND GIJLL. Queen street Dial Bill. Serving full course din- nars. Specializing Chinese dish.

INTIIIIT at the rate of it oi In per month will be charged on all over-due installments

WHEN ramma your iolirth installment oi City Texas, please bring your bill with you.

TI TIIAT Till IIOI Wl:I.l." Giggey's Pharrnscy. open evenings 'till I o'clock

TAX OFFICE will be open from 7.00 to 0.00 p. m. on Tseeda.y.ADec- ember sun to Friday. December iiiet, ior the convenience oi the taxpayers.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church oi Canada. Minister: luv .1. M. sproule. Sunday. January 2nd. 1955. 11.00 a. In. Central. 2.30 p. In. York. 7.30 p. In. Brsckiey.

ST. JOHN'S PBESBYTEBIAN CHURCH. Beirut. Sunday, January 2nd, 7 p. In. song Bervice by the Choir.

CORNWALL UNITED CHUBJCII. Rev. A. S. Weir, D. D.. Minister.

rvicee January and, will be as I llows: New Dominion 11.00 a. in. Kingston 3.00 p. m. Cornwall 7.30 p. m. Cornwall Sunday School 11.00 a m.

COVEHEAD CHARGE. - United Church oi Canada. Services Sun- day, January 2nd. West Covehead ii a. m. Union Road 3 p. m. Stan- hope 7.30 p. m. Rev. Norman Green, Minister.

BIIOOKFIELD CHARGE. - The hours of Service for Sunday. Jan- uary 2nd, are as follows: Harts- villc ii a. m. Brooimeld 3 p. m. Glas- gow Road 1.30 p. m. All are wei- come. Rev. Lawrence Blsikie, Min- ister.

MARSHFIELI) P A S '1' 0 II A I. C H A RG E. The Presbyterian Church in Canada. New Years Sun- day Services, January 2nd. 11.00 a. in. Mount Stewart. 3 p. m. Marsh- iield. 7.30 p. m. Harrington. Every- one welcome. Rev. Lee M.' Mac- Nnughton, Minister.

BlIl!:ADAl.BAN!5 P A STO ii A L CHARGE. - The United Church oi Canada. Services Sunday. January 2nd. Rose Valley ii a. In. North Granville 3 p. m. Pleasant valley 7.30 p. m. Rev. W. B. MacPhail, Minister. i

ALEXANDRA-I-IAZELBROOK - CROSS ROADS. - Services ior Sunday. January 2nd. Alexandra 11 a. m. Hazelbrook 3 p. in. Cross Roads 7.30 p. In. All are welcome to these services. Rev. C. E. Armstrong, Minister. -

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. New Years Day Service. Saturday. January t. Free Church, Birch- wood Str et. Charlottetown, 10.30 a. m. Senuces January 2nd. Birch Hill 11 a. m. Murray River 2.80 p. m. Charlottetown 'l p. m. Sunday School 10.30 s. In. luv. J. H. Bishop.

CAVENDISH UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. -.servicea Sundav, January 2nd. New Glasgow 11 a. m. Cavendish 7.30 p. in. Week oi Prayer Services. Cavendish-. Mon- day 3 p. In. Stanley Bridge, Tues- day, I p. m. New Glasgow. Wed- nesday. s p. in. North Ruatico. Fri- day 3 p. m. All services iollowed by Annual Congregational Meeting. Rev. 1". W. Sawdon, Minister.

MILTON-IHJSTICO PARISH. - Rector, Rev. A. E. Piercey. services

. ior Sunday. January 2nd. are: St.

John's. Milton. 11.00 s. in. Holy Communion and sermon. 7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. St. Mark's. Rustlco. 2.30 Evening Prayer and sermon. "Come and bring the whole is.m.ily.' '

eacxacue May beVlarninq

lschclialaeiiesicalissdiylexyklllllii action. When kidneys get oIll.Il'0NlI'- ' wastes flllllt II the

may soon

Dedd's Kiikiey .

the kidneys is normal action. Then 1'"

lesl beliar-flee! 59""-""k hm" Ksbey

GetDedd's on. new. on

0003'! ior peeisst pieturu. UNLOADING Acadia & oil treated. ii. it. Leno & oe. "I003 DOLLKI IUII loll- et the IUGEII Dlllil arou- DUI To UNAVOIDAIIJ eon- ditione, tihenluae Joan and Molds lvogerson will be unable to isle part in the Morning lsrvies et Tryon United Church, January hd. Ti-ll FINAL INl'l'AI.l.IlIN'l.' at City Taxes ior use is due and psy- abie on or beiors December list. installment oi City Taxes. NTEI llvll PASTORAL CIIA ll. - The United church oi Canada. services on Sunday. January 2nd (lkw Yeer's Services) as follows: North Wiltshire, 11 a. m. Hampshire, 3 p. m. Hunter River 7.00 p. m. , Begin the year by wor- shipping God. Rev. C. it. Moose. B. A.. B. D.. Minister.

Proiesi-uni . ' Orphanage Contributions

Charlottetown Continued. ' V. Leigh Dingweil 310.00 Mildred MecGuigsn 5.00 Provincial Senetorium Continued.

32.00 - Leila Morris.

31.00 - Mary Csssidy. Omitted lrom Hunter lllver. Mrs. -Percy Noye S2-00 Crapaud. Collected by Mrs. Thom- mes ll. nest, Mrs. Fred Shorten. Mrs. Murdock Stewart, Mrs. Eric Lowiher, and Mrs. W. E. Callbedk. Princess Mary LUCIE? A-7-00 Crapaud W. I. 5f-"0

32.00 Each: 3. C. wood. Pam-W Caniield, R. N. Dawson, Percy Dawson, Western Carmouy. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. CB11DeCk- ML imd Mrs. J. Verner Moore, liar. Mrs. Frank MacDonald. Mr. Mrs. Norman MacDonald. I.

31.00 Each: Lloyd Roger-son, Wri- iiam Weddell, Lloyd Wacdcll, Wil- mot MacDonald, Arthur Simmons. Roy Stordy, Ernest Sturdy, G.5V Sturdy, Mrs. John Simmons. Jo.-in Lord. Kenneth Pnynter, Stauoi-d Leard, John Lcard, GLLOFSE Mac- Leud, Mrs. Bowman. '1-10103! H- Best, Norman LOWIllf3l', E. C. ymsgr, John Nichoinon. Genrse Nicholson. LeRoy Hawaii. Mll- Avrad MacVil.tic, Lewis Myers. A Friend, Elmer MacDonald. Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs. FY36 F3” Matilda Cassidy. Mrs. Thomas N. Stordy, Lorne Higgins. Eric LOW-

and

ther. Mrs. George .Mll9”- M” Thomas F. sturdy. Georse D- MacDonald. Clark Fail.

Frank Myers, Fred Sherren, bert Stordy, George E. MacDonald, Mrs. Harold Crossman. JOICPII Trowsdale, Edward Fall. Chlrles Fall, Fulton Dingweil. DIV P9”? MacDonald. I

75c -Raymond Molyneaux, Mrs. Ralph Myers, Mrs. Willis Jud- son.

50c Each: Adrian Rogerson, Leonard Caseiey. Mrs. Resgh Wil- son. Mrs. Nelson Molyneeux, Mrs. F,-ea Ojkgg, Weller Trowsdoley Thomas F. Stor,dy. Mrs. H. R. Proiitt. Mrs. Eric Butler, Mrs.-

anl 1T'ne Sexv ces

Charlottetown Ministerial

The. Association is pleased to announce that the special guest and preach- er at the services next week in observance oi The Universal Week oi Prayer will be The Reverend Prank Lawson, B.A., 3.1).. Minister

oi The Presbyterian Church oi ssint David, in l-ialliax. Mr. Lawson is a. native oi Northnn Ireland who, on coming to Canada, took his Arts Course at the University oi Western Ontario In London, and his Divinity Course at Union Theo. logical Seminary in New York. Alter serving as interim supply at st. Andrew's Church, Kitchener, Ontario, he was called in 1945 to S. David's Church, Haiiiax, where he has had a euocesslul pastorate and has won for himself a high reputa- tion as a preacher. In iact. Mr. law- son is in such wide demand as a preacher that on two different occasions previously the Charlotte- town Ministerial Association invited him to come ior the Week oi Pray-

Halilex Preacher y

Thoughts For Our Time 1

By His Eminence Cardinal Mciiuigun (Copyright) ;

I8 REFLECTION 0

"rho spirit of Christmas" is a phrase which can mean very much

or very little. It should mean some-

thing. because at Christmaeiime we do not merely commemorate an historical event. but we also think

of that event as a symbol oi truths

which aiiect us here and now. These truths are expressed in various ways, such as "good will among men," and most oi these expressions seem to be iittlng as tar as they go; they only become repugnant when they are taken to be the whole meaning of Christ- mas. when they are taken as the whole meaning of Christmas, they do not explain Christmas to us, they explain it away.

The birth of Christ does have a very real meaning for us here and now. because here and now He is being born in our hearts. He told us that we are to love one another as He has loved us and that. ii we did so. He would come and dwell in our hearts. As the charity of our hearts measures up to that oi Christ, Christ is fashioned in our hearts, so that ultimately it is possible to say with St. Paul, "I live now, not I, but Christ iivw in me."

To the extent that Christ in our hearts, we possess peace that the world cannot give. and we have cause or rejoicing. When Our Lord was asked during His lifetime why His disciples

lives His

I I LOVE FOR GOD I

Since it takes two to make a quarrel, ii Christ is born wrthinl

us. we not only have Joy and pedce within ourselves but we can also be It peace with one

another. I

so it is true to say that the spirit. of Christmas is peace among men, but 1!. is this, not merely as indicating an ideal, but also as showing us how to real- iu that ;deal.

However, the story oi the birth of Christ is not merely a. symbol oi truths which affect us here and now. As an historical fact it is both a maniiestetion of God's love for men. and the beginning oi e liie which made it possible for us to love one another as we ought, and so to love God as He wants us to love Him.

GET OUTSIDE SI-JLVES Moreover, it is better for Us to

consider Christmas as an histcri. cal event than to be always con- cerned with what it means for us

iThe Fuardlan 8 Frldily, December 31:54

us: e and now. The love oi our ueai vi wu. not grow it we are am aye ICIICISVIIIK upon it. it we

iare to be born aga.n we must die

to ourselves; we mus. get outside ourselves simply and directly ior their own sakes.

We become better when we love in this way but it we be- come preoccupied with this bene-

ill. to ourselves, we spoil our act. or love. and beneiit no one. God alone is entirely benevolent in loving others, since He is Al- Periect and acquires no new per- fection in coniei-ring beneliie upon us; thus He can be iully aware or what He is doing when He shows mercy to us, without being seiiish in the sense that

we are seiiish when we are too sell-conscious and set out to love others lor the sake oi the good that love is going to do us.

so, even though the birth or Christ implies so much (or us in symbolizing the birth oi Christ in our hearts, Christ. is actually born in our hearts when we iorget about ourselves, become absorbed in the Christmas story, let our- selves go when we feel like sing- ing the praise of God. and put ourselves out for those who need our help.

WEEK OF

Time of Service

05

January 3-1.

did not last and do penance like the disciples of John the Baptist. He replied that the the bridegroom could not

sad while the bridegroom was present. After the bridegroom de-

er but he had already been invited to other citirs in the Maritimcs. will be held each eveninz. Monday throuzh Friday, at eight o'clock in the Churches listed in the aliiiuillicenimt. The worship w.li be conducted by the

and the Sermon each evening w

Mrs. M. G. Buchanan, Mrs. J. J MacLeod.

Total . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. A8 00 Grand Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 514.00 Fnirvlew, Collected by Marguerite

Gorveatt 82.00: Allison MacM illan.

Chesley MacDcugall. John Muc- Leod. Dougall Macias-an, Brent Currie, Delmar Currie.

Gorveati, E. A. Curr Total

ie.

George Sheri-en, Mrs. Elwin Sher- ren, Ruby Stordy. Mrs. Murdock,

Stewart, Velda Clark. Mrs. Robert.

Mayhew. l ! 25c Each: Chester Stordy, Mil.

Albert MacDonald. N i

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 383.2.) Breadalbene, Collected by Mrs.

Kenneth Graham

3100 Each: Mrl. Alex C. Mac-ll :--.m...m.m.-A-:m

liutsido 0 Lighting , For centennial Year

....m-..-1... Quotations & Advice I FREE

without obligelon in you - on LIGHTING YOUR HOME

Business Promises Consult Us NOW

Storey Electric

I'll Grlitoll Dill I287

Wednesday: "it Religion Has a

Church.

' THE UNIVERSAL WEEK OF PRAYER

. JANUARY I-1, IIH

Under the auspices of The Charlottetown -Ministerial Associa- tion Services of Worship will be held each evening next week at 8 o'clock when the preacher will be The Reverend Frank Lawson, B.A.. B.D., of The Presbyterian Church 0! S. David. I-laliiax. Mondsy: .."I llevs No Piece ior lellgion" - Central Christien

Church. . Tuesday: "I lot My Life on Chrint” - Dentist cbun-1..

What

Presbyterian Church (Civic Service).

Thursday: "The Fbrnlly and Its Faith"-8. Paul's Anglican Church Friday: "My leading oi The Meaning oi Prayer"-Trinity United

You Are Cerdislh Invited

PI-WP0ICs It It?"-Zion

one of the most revealing shown

s

A N N O U N C I N G ”THE BIRTH or A NEW WORLD"

an intensely interesting colored iound ilim depicting

svsmr. drum 3. -1.45 mi.

Seventh-day lddveaiiet Church. An illustrated lecture,

"in Pariaier-ship with God" - 8:15 Ll ' i Songserviee-7:30 'lhepubliebsordiallylnvited toattend!

Biblical Iirophecieq in be

Lepthera Ave.

TO THE

Minister and Choirs oi the City ill

be delivered by The Rev'd. Frank,

ibe ,wa,v Christ is ibringing peace and joy into them. ;and in a way He is absent. or in-ether we are absent from Him. .to the -extent that tho love of our rhearta falls short of His.

VIOLENCE T0 SELVIIS

sad and 0 penance. In

Lawson. During Advent and Lent we " w-r1lh.nk about our dl3l.8lIt'E Dnnaldp Mm Graham GanH,S(L,r'iLi'llil8l.; we are sad and realize MacDonald. M”. Kmnem Grajourseives to make straight the ham. Mm Earl Todd. paths of the Lord, to clear the T0131 - g . H - mm way for His coming into our hearts by suppressing the claims ll . . .. - - . . . E" gag. Z, M" J I Madfggo oi everything else to ourljmmary ” ' A t i ' attention and love. G E;fahc4Lu3"”:'1:4”M33;m:EI At hothter times, and especially Buchanan, Duncan M:-icKen7.ie,'fIt Se rm munmh we "cal mm

resent in our i-vest

,Mnnday. January 3: Speaker.

Iriends ::3Tuesda,x'. January 4: United Chuich, I':llTIStIl-llP.

, Speaker. Wednesday, January 5: Church i Gardner, Speaker.

it-n, Speaker.

Speaker.

AI.Bl'.'R.T()N

of England.

Friday. January 7: United Church, AIIJPIIOII.

PRAYER

by I.m-al Arrungvment. either

1:30 or 8 l'.M.

AREA

Presbyterian Church, Alhrilull. Rev. A. H. Lewis,

Rev. J. R. McMahon,

Albert on. Rev. Murray

pBned' He Went on they wOu1dLThursdav Jnnuarv 6' Church ol the Nanirene Flmsdaie Rev (' Kil I .. , . . . . . . . -. -

Rev. Alex McDowell,

0'I.EAR'I' AREA Monday. January 3: Baptist Church, Knuisford. Rev. R. R. Wagner,