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PERSONALS |
Mrs. Alex Mitchell leaves to-; Mr, and Mrs, G. Cummins .1-
morrow by Canadian Pacific Alr- | Edmonton, ne ore operating.
lines plane for Vancouver to McCrea Cabins at Top ey. Land-"
| attend the evening wedding of nae wil, be Joined by Mr. and’
her daughter Patricia Doreen’| altce ‘ure 5,

Alice Turcotte of this: city, in,
Mitchell to Frank Herman, June y

Prince Rupert Daily News
' Friday, June 5, 1059

"ANNUAL PICNIC JUNE 24

‘' Decoration ceremonies —

EEKLY SERMON

ia By REV. G. T. PATTISON.
gf ‘Rector of St. Andrew's Cathedral
NEED TO BE REMINDED

“Go show John again those things which ye do hear and

 

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t } k | ] a m1 | see.” —Matthew 11:4. : 13 in Christ’ Church Cathedral.| management. as
| ! O ta e p ace une | _ This verse is taken from the story of John the} The aunt of the bride-to-be, Mrs. | sow CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS. |
| ! , : W. D. Lambie will accompany

 

 

: Members of the Imperial Order Daughters of.the
. Empire Cambrai chapter Wednesday night were urged
'y fo_attend the Decoration Day ceremonies June 21.
-"y{ Held at the home of Mrs, A.
. g. Cooper with Regent Mrs. C.

G. Ham presiding, members at-
tending the regular session made
plans for its booth to be feat-
ured at the IODE bazaar, No-
vember 19. .

In other business Mrs. R. G.
Moore, Empire and World Af-
fairs convener reported that a
parcel of clothing had been sent
to the chapter's adopted family
in Germany. :

Mrs..R. 8. Hood, Services at
Home and Abroad convener said
that a new order of wool had
been delivered to Mrs. B. J. Cod-
ville to knit baby sweaters.

A rummage sale will be held
September 18.

‘The press was thanked for
its co-optration during the past
year in a letter received from
Mrs. D. Colby, provincial pub-
Heity convener, in her annual
report.

/On June 24, the chapter will
Hold its annual picnic at the
summer cottage of Mrs. J.
Comadina on Prudhomme Lake.

Mrs. Hood won the monthly
raffle.

-Refreshments served by Mrs.
Cooper and co-hostesses Mrs.
W. M. Kernahan, concluded the
session.

 

Local’, 708
WA assails
CBC film
Disapproval was shown

for the CBC television film

on Prince Rupert Monday]
night when the Women’s
auxiliary to the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of

Pulp, Sulphite and Paper

Mill Workers Local 708

viewed the film, shown by

M. A: Ratchford.

During the business. session,
it was reported that the dance
held last Friday in the Moose
hall, under the convenership
of Mrs. Michael Karasosky was
“very successful.” ,

Other members assisting were
Mrs. B: J. Fortune, WA presi-
dent; Mrs. Robert Player and
Mrs, A. .E.. Sweet. Mrs. Kara-
sosky, with Mrs. John Thomp-
son at the piano, provided the
entertainment.. - ,

Door prize winner Joseph Sec-
cia, was the recipient of a table
lamp, donated by E. R. Gordon.

Baptist, the fore-runner of

away the sin of the world!
But now John was in prison.
his faith sorely tried, and like
many of us under similar cir-
cumstances wondered if Christ
was the real answer to life. He
had been so sure but to be
thrown into prison and left
there after all his preparation
for the coming of Our Lord, he
just wondered if he had made a
mistake. So he sent two of his
close friends to ask Jesus if he
really was the expected Messiah.
“Art Thou he that should come
or look we for another.” And|
Jesus said to them: “Go and
show John again .. . the blind
receive their sight... the lame
walk ... the lepers are cleansed
.., the deaf hear... the dead
‘are raised up ... and the poor
have the Gospel preached to
them.”

AS many of you already know
I have recently become rector of
St. Andrew’s cathedral and al-
though all ministers have their
own unique witness and present-
ation of the gospel (I sincerely

 

 

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hope mine will be simple, Bibli-
/ cal and challenging) the funda-
imental facts, the good news cf
| Christ and his power to heal
never changes. It is the same
yesterday, today and forever
But like John the Baptist when.
our faith is being tested we need
to be told again and again the

Messiah: “Behold the Lamb of God which taketh

Christ. He had seen the

as

Mrs. Mitchell. Leaving by car
tomorrow night for the event,
are Mr. Mitchell and his son
Robert.

the near future to take over the:

 

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Through God".

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Witnesses |
hold assembly

in Terrace

Arthur Melin, presiding \min-
ister of the Prince Rupert con-
gregation of Jehovah’s Witnes-
ses, announced today that the
semi-annual circuit assembly of
Jehovah’s Witnesses will be held
in Terrace, June 5, 6 and 7. He
said that about 60 will attend
from Prince Rupert.

Some 300 will attend from 45

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY |

A Branch of the First Church of Christ, Scientist,

of Prince Rupert

Boston, Mass., U.S.A.

SUNDAY SERVICE 11 A.M.
_ The Title of This Week's tesson-Sermon

“GOD, THE ONLY CAUSE.AND CREATOR”
Testimony Meetings Sécond Wednesday, 8 p.m."

every Month

2nd Avenue opposite Fourth Street = -

 

far east as Smithers and as far
north and west as Ketchikan,
Alaska.

The purpose of this. assemb'y
is to better equip Jehovah's
Witnesses for greater efficiency
in their ministry.

Tonight will be devoted to
talks and demonstrations on the |
house to -house ministry.

Saturday will feature a new
arrangement of the Society in
the showing of a color film.

The highlight. of this conven~-
tion will be the public talk to.
be given in the Civic Centre’
at,3 p.m. by G. H. Saltmarsh,
formerly of London, England, on
‘the subject, “A Paradise Earth
Through God’s Kingdom.”

Assisting Mr. Saltmarsh to ar-

 

Family Church Service

in Facey Hall

10 a.m.—Sunday, June 7

Dr.

R. W, K. Elliot—Minister

Facey Sunday School picnic at Kloiya Bay, Saturday, June 5.

a

Those wishing transportation mect at Faccy Hall

at 1:30 p.m.

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: Next meeting will be held Sep-
tember 9 at the home of Mrs.
tT. A. McMeckin.

TML-O-R--N-G!

old, old story of Jesus and his
love, We need to be reminded
that he is still able to.heal the
body, to give sight to the blind
both physical and spiritual; to
raise the dead in His promise of
eternal life, and in spite of our

It was reported that the re-
cent bake sale held in the Co-Op
Centre and convened by Mrs.
R. H. Simonds: realized. some
$25. Assisting were Mrs. Urban
White, Mrs. Werner Gellenbeck,
Mrs. Frank Graham, Mrs. For-

| - Song Festival in the —
Bethel Baptist Church -

range and supervise this assem-
bly is the Circuit Supervisor, B.

J. Spidel..

MEN’S AND

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Leroy Haave

—Photo by Chandler's Studio.

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fle, donated by T. B. Black.
Mrs. R. H. Simonds won the
attendance prize.
New member Mrs. Tyrus R.
Hubel was installed, bringing
the membership to 35.
Next session will be held Sep-

-@ Suits: oe Slacks tune and Mrs. Player. ° , a indifference, lukewarmness and | ‘ ' ) | . : on
!@ Topcoats ©® Ponts Mrs. Fortune was the win- or Ma t] me wed In sometimes neglect of our Christ- YOUNG MEN S On Sunday, June 7, at 2:30 p.m. the choirs -
‘ . oc vc finer of the travelling iron raf- Y 4 g ian heritage, to continue to in- was : apo
ALTERATION SPECIALISTS | , spire and eail men to preach the JACKETS from Kitimat, Terrace and Prince Rupert will .

Gospel through the

Christian
church. .

render a song service at the Bethel Baptist
Church, 200 Fourth Avenue East, in the German

language under the choir director Mr. Herb

The last Saturday in May was chosen by the bride
Nina Johanna Mostad for her evening wedding to
Marvin Leroy Haave, performed in St. Paul’s Lutheran
church before the altar profused with pink and white
tulips, enhanced by flickering candlelight.

 

QUICK SERVICE

Ling The Tailor

Phone 4238

Latest styles, well tailored.
Including nylons.
Regular to $16.95

now from $9.45 up.

 

 

MUSEUM HOURS

June 8 to 14
June 8—1 to 4 p.m.; June 9—3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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thei June 13—9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Prin-

wore! cess Louise northbound); June:
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lace and nylon tulle, the bride | also accented with white acces- | George northbound). a

 

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ea E ; the ceremony for the daughter , Receiving the guests, © the) ym. (Princess Louise  south- | Shop at dered by the Rompf brothers. Several short |
PRE FATHER’S Www {of Mr. and Mrs, Oluf Mostad of; bride’s mother wore a printed} pound): June 11—9 a.m. to 4: . a
sa a ith | speeches will also be given. A cordial invitation

B.C. Clothiers

on 3rd Avenue

-tand Mrs. Carl Haave of North white accessories while

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created a. lovely picture ,as she ; Sories. ‘eo ~
“paik@d “down the “aslevol the Clarence Adiand proposed ‘the |
arm of her father. Pink “roses; toast to the bride. |
off-set with’ while stephanotis ° Serviteurs were Miss Donna.|
y ’ | : composed her bouquet. Becker. Miss Marie Skaarland,
6 models including the revolutionary new Quietflite Miss Sonja Selvig and Miss | Miss Alice Olson and Miss Diane
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