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WEEKLY SERMON

REV. W. Cc. LEGGETTE — Pi astor of. the Pentecostal Church >

. Are we » living in. the last days? Yes!.
ot the day or the hour.but Paul gives a detailed anumeration of signs.
ating. the ‘approach of Christ for His second appearance.

 

‘LSunday School 10 a.m. and 12:15—

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CHURCH
DIRECTORY:

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| Services In all churches at ‘NI a.m.
i and 7:30 p.m., except as shown,
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ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL

: 4th Ave, Ww. at Dunsmuir St.

1 «Holy ‘Communion 8:30 a.m.

‘ Senior School 9:45 a.m.

‘yuniors and Kindergarten 11 a.m.
‘Rev, a. T. Pattison Phone 4766

 

PETER’S ANGL ICAN ©
‘Seal Cove
Miss Elaine Bulmer, B.A., L. Th.
No Evening Service
Dial 2554

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2300 Seal Cove Circle

 

FIRST BAPTIST
6th. Ave. E. at Young St.

Mev, J. A. Roskam Dial 6060

 

: “REGULAR BAPTIST

mo 629 6th Ave. East
Sunday School 10 a.m.

4 Morning Service 11:15 a.m.
(Rev. L. E. Jackson Dial 3071

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
: 6th Ave. at. Ambrose
Sunday. School 10:30 a.m.
Morning Service 11:30 a.m.
‘Rev. H. W. Foster Dial 4403

ST, PAUL'S LUTHERAN

6th Ave. at McBride St.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Rev. A. 8. Olson Dial, 4164

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
202: 6th Ave. West

- Morning Service 11:00 a.m.

Sunday School, 9:45 a.m,

Evangelistic 7:30 p.m. .

Rev. Wm. E. Leggette Dial 6839

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

235 4th Ave. East
jJuly: Morning Worship 11:15. a.m.
iAug.: Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.
Rev. Ivan S.. Gamble Dial 5823

THE SALVATION ARMY. :
Fraser Street :
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Holiness Service

12:45 p.m. Sunday School

.7:30 p.m, Salvation Meeting

Ist. Lieut.. and. Mrs..C. McInnes
Dial. 3024 ° 7

FIRST UNITED
: 636 6th Ave. West .
;Aug.: Morning Worship 11:15 a.m.

 

 

 

 

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» Rev. R. W. K. Elliot Dial 3114
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH -
200 4th Ave. E.

: Sunday. School 10 a.m.
‘Rev. John: Kuehn Dial 2453

PORT EDWARD GOSPEL CHAPEL
(West Coast Children’s Mission)
: Sunday. School 10:30 a.m.
a Worship Service 7:30 p.m.
, Pastor: To be appointed

 

their.
poasters, ,
disobedient
thankful, unholy.

Let’ us look at.the third. chap-

ter of second Timothy—see if
this is not the condition of the
world to-day :“This know also,
that ‘in ‘the
times shall come. :

last. days . perilous

- Kor men shall . be. lovers‘ of
-own, selves, ‘covetous,
proud, blasphemers,
to parents, un-
affection,

Without: . natural -

trucebreakers, false accusers, in-

continent, fierce, despisers of

those that are good, traitors,
heady, highminded, lovers of
pleasure. more than lovers of

God; having a form of godliness,
but denying the power thereof:
from such turn away.

For this sort arc: they which
creep into houses, and lead cap-
tive silly women Jaden with sins,
led away with divers lusts, ever
learning and never able to come
to the knowledge of the truth.”
In the fourth chapter Paul’ex-
horts to “Preach the word; be
instant in season, out of season,
reprove, rebuke, exhort. with all

longsuffering and doctrine. For
the time will come when they
‘will not endure sound doctorine;
but. after their own lusts shall
they heap to themselves teach-

According to God‘’s word, we know |
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ance of His Gospel, He said,
js the way and few there be that
go in thereat.” |

The crowning. day for the
overcoming christian is - just

ahead, Revelation says, because

of my mouth,. The same sun
that softens wax also hardens

of Righteousness and His glori-

hearts, it. must necessarily
harden others, who’ will not
yield.

Friend let God soften ‘your
heart, turn to Jesus while there
is yet time. Jesus can meet your
every need, spiritually, finan-
cially or physically. Be ye ready
also: for the son of man cometh
at an hour when ye think. not.”

 

High ranks.
for cadets

Air Cadets —~

 

ers, having itching. ears.’

‘pressure of the . evil.
not ‘promise universal .

From the. day of “Jesus until |
now, it has never been popular |
to be a christian. The man who
stands for the right will feel the:
Jesus: did:

accept- |

 

How
"Trusting, our children |

to God’s care.’

KTKNe -3730_ Kc. Saturday, 10:45. a.m

CHRISTIAN | SCIENCE HEALS!

 

of Prince Rupert ..Squadron

acted. as Wing Commander
and. Wing Adjutant at the
Wing Ceremonial parade held

square to conclude the fourth
summer camp. Reviewing of-
| ficer was Air Commodore Ross
I Commander No. 5 Air Division
Headquarters, Vancouver. .

 

“Strait is the gate .and narrow)

thou art lukewarm and neither:
cold nor hot, I will spue thee out’
clay, this.is also true of the Sun’

‘ous. gospel, while it softens some),

wo2 Raymond Af
Mcintyre and F/S Allan’ Cazes «

No. 559 filled top ranking posi- |
tions this morning when they |

at Sea Island RCAF. parade |

 

 

 

 

 

Daily” News Classified Ads

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“Come to Church on Sunday —

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Morming Worship —11:15 a.m.

FIRST UNITED CHURCH |

pe | Morning Worship—10: 00 a.m.

Ivan S. Gamble.

 

 

 

 

  

 

Everybody Welcorne

DOUBLE JACKPOT BINGO
“at: the CIVIC ( CENTRE

~ Monday, August 31st, 8 p- m.
15 CASH PRIZES PLUS DOOR PRIZE

 

Oh pence enna atest on

Congress Leaders:

‘Sept.
Sept,

Sept.

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The Salvation Army

| 65th Flat Lue
PRINCE RUPERT

NORTHERN BRITISH ,COLUMBIA
September 4th - 7th, 1959

6th SUNDAY 11:00 am,
7th MONDAY, 8:00 p.m.

| a Great Vlative Kovival Kally
PORT EDWARD THEATRE

All are welcome to attend and
i share in these Special Meetings! '

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Gress

Chief Secretary and
Mrs. Colonel Wiseman

Toronto, Ont.

Supported by: Sr. Captain and Mrs, Ridcout
AND OFFICERS OF THE DISTRICT

Grea f DD, blic Meeting al th eC Cita del

4th FRIDAY 8:00 p.m. Great Welcome Rally
5th SATURDAY 10:30 a.m. Women’s Meeting

8:00 p.m. Salvation Meeting

7:30 p.m.

Holiness Mecting
Salvation Mecting

Salvation Meoting

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SUNDAY SEPT. 6TH
At 3:00 pm,

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AT "ANNUNCIATION CHURCH

~ Summer wedding polds
interest here, abroad —

- Of interest here and in England was the floral
‘and candlelight wedding ceremony. performed in. the
‘Church of the Annunciation Friday, August 21 when
Sheila Gwendolene Slack became the bride of Doug- ,
los Glenton Slack.
‘Rev. James Tracey officiated | ‘dian.
‘at the evening service for the;groom’s mother

and Mrs. C/ W.} i guests in a royal. blue
England” and | gown, off-set with white -acces~

and. Mrs. A. J. | sories.

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Mr, and Mrs. ‘Douglas. Glenton. Slack.
-.-<-Photo by Nishio- ‘Van ‘Meer Studio:

, Slack of London,

ithe. son of Mr.

/ Letourneau of this city.
Given. in. marriage by the ;

| groom’s step-father, the . bride.
was a picture of loveliness wear-

,ing a -lace- -over-taffeta white -
‘gown - fashioned’ on princess:
‘lines in ballerina-length... For:

style actent a white taffeta bow |
; fel] from the waist front:

Her three - quarter length |

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i pointed encrusted

i gracefully secured her illusion
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eauty roses.

Miss Margaret Brunelle com-
‘plemented the bride as’ brides- |

maid wearing a nylon-over-taf-

feta gown of nile green. in}
A matching cum-

merbund was gathered into a

| huge bow at.the back while on

head she wore a feathered

roses.

Derrick Slack
' brother a

attended his:
as groomsman and ush-:

 

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Her corsage was of yellow:

| WEDDING TONIGHT

 

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Jean 7 Soeaney: feted
at surprise: shower _

Miss Jean Sweeney. who becomes the bride ‘of:
Gordon. Nicholls tonight in the First United church}.
was the guest-of-honor Tuesday when friends honored:

her with.an evening miscellaneous surprise. shower.
' Held. at the home. of. hostess |
Mrs. William Beck on. 1815 Atlin:
Avenue, co- -hostesses were Miss
Margaret . Duffus and Mrs. James
Houchen,

Upon her arrival Miss Sweeney
was’ seated in
honor€chair, and presented with
ai corsage
roses..
‘Her mother Mrs. Norman Mc-
Intosh of. Powell River and ‘here
for the occasion, was. also given
a’ similar corsage of roses:
S Miss Sweeney -
{large array of lovely gifts! ar-
ranged to appear like a three-
tiered wedding cake. =
Bridesmaid ~elect Miss shan-
-}non Pallant assisted in the. eu
J opening...

Games “were: played. and re-
ceiving prizes were Miss- Swee-|P9s:
ney, °
John Truscott, Miss Pallant and

‘the » guest-of-

(of fresh- cut garden

received... her

Mrs. James Harper, Mrs.

 

- Leaving. ‘tomorrow ‘by ‘Cana-

dian Pacific #irlines

_|Mrs. Michael Colussi ‘for Victoria
where she is to meet her, daugh-: qe

-i ter Gloria, who has been: away |

.| for two years. They: return home’ |

Tuesday. ee ae |

PERSONALS ©

 

 

Princé ‘Rupert Daily News |
Friday, August 28, 1959 ©

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To. register. ‘phone,
man, 4588.

| Kindergarten will:

 

! Mrs. McIntosh.

Refreshments. ‘followed,
“Other guests* attending were
Mrs. Kenneth Rowe, Mrs. Alex.
McFarlane, Mrs. George. Wright,
Mrs. Thomas Pallant, Miss Dar-.
lene Cummine and Miss Karen
Beck. | .

 

‘ting. Phone. 2628, -

An nouncements |
@ «United Church Kindergarten -

opens Thursday, September .10th::
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ST, ANDREW’ S CATHEDRAL”

ORGANIST REQUIRED

For whole or part time e duty.

Apply ¢ C. Botham

‘Dial 5744

 

 

 

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SEPTEMBER Vr -20,°

An nou n ci n ng. a

oO R A L R oO B E R T Ss
Million Soul Crusade

SPOKANE,
FRANCIS AVENUE WASHINGTON.

  

1959

Bre Bo “NO, SERVICES. MONDAY
“SEE AND HEAR THE POWER oF THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST .

 

 

 

 

s A-tnree-tiered wedding cake,
‘made by Mrs. A. J. Letourneau j
‘centred: the bride’s. table which |

‘was decorated with tapers - and |

bouquets of dahlias. mo,
‘John LaPorte proposed — the

toast to the bride.
Serviteurs were Mrs. . Gilles

Legion auditorium “the
received the;
sheath:

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: Lussier, Miss Betty Newton, Mrs. .

. H, Sim and Mrs. John Sjerson.

the Columbia Cellulose

and Mrs. Slack is employed with

eof 1 Newlyweds have taken up resi- |
oves were of lace and a V- dence at 720 Seventh Avenue,
headpiece | west. Mr. Slack is employed by
Com- ;
et veil. She carried American | [pany Limited at Watson Island |

‘the Canadian National Rail- ;
ways. |
AS a delightful touch the

‘bridal couple spoke to the bride’s
; parents in London, England.

PERSONALS

Former city residents Mr,

 

and.

_Mrs, G. V. Hanley of Coombes, ,

Vancouver Island and Mr. and,
‘Mrs, Cecil Twaites of Nanaimo

ers were Alan Currie and Duane : are in the city fora 10-day vacae |

, Norberg.

‘tion as guests of Mr. and Mrs.

C. P. Balagno was church or- , Will Murdoch, 1161 Ambrose AV- |

| ganist.
At ‘the reception | in the Cana- |

   

Ravioli,

 

Specia [: sls in

Loy your favorite dish in the pl
Cur joy your ravorile clade an the pleecseant

rolaxad almosphere of our ¢ ining room
Delicious Cold Picnichicken and Potato Salad
Spaghetti and Meatballs, Spareribs or Chicken

Risotto and Meatballs, Barbecued Spareribs,
also Chicken Gondoliere with Chips.

LIGHT LUNCHES — FULL COURSE DINNERS |
, BANQUETS — WEDDING PARTIES

Spocial “Tako- Out" Ordors
Phone 2621

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jonue, Making the trip by car
Shey leave Monday.

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Prince Ruport
Bosner Block,

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(1709;

e The J. M- Facey. United Halls aa
re-open for: a
4 and 5 year olds on Wednesday,:’ « .
September. 9th. For further ineh0 es
formation. phone 2987. .

@ The public: brary” ‘will re-) ro
open Tuesday, September’ Aste tos)
“1687. :

eo “gale” of good | sed clothing,
Friday, August 28. United Church.”
Friendship House, ‘801. Fraser. st.

40 p.m. to. 1:30" pm.

@ Salt’ ‘Lake: Ferry. ftom: Cow’
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from 12 noon, weather permit-

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