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CHURCH NOTICES

ST. ANDREW’S CATHEDRAL

(Church of England)
Very Rev. J. B. Gibson, Dean

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DAILY EDITION Saturday, Nov. 26, 1932

 

 

 

ADVENT SUNDAY
11 A.M., Morning Prayer and Sermon
Subject: “THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN SPIRIT”
12:30, Sunday School
7:30 P.M., Evening Prayer and Sermon
Subject: “THE THREE DISPENSATIONS”
WEDNESDAY ‘ST. ANDREW'S DAY)
10:30 A.M., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion
Ordination Service
Preacher, Rev. Canon Rushbrook
7:30 P.M., Evening Prayer and Sermon

 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Minister, Rev. W. D. Grant Hollingworth, B.A.
Organist, John E. Davey

11 A.M., Sermon Subject:
“WHAT CAN WE KNOW ABOUT GOD?”
12:15, Sunday School
3 P.M., Sunday Shool in Westview School
7:30 P.M., Sermon Subject
ST. ANDREW—SCOTLAND’S PATRON SAINT”
His life

his teaching his influence

All visitors welcome

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‘A SATURDAY SERMON
The Licht of Life

 

 

 

 

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Intermediate League
In a hard fought tussle the Mer-
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(Rev..Canon ‘W. \F. Rushbrook, St. Peter's :\Chureh) individual .dribbiing which is not een | did as they have proved of wouderty)
" e : m . recis asketoali. The far elp to me.
On November 26, 1820, a young man of twenty-eight es ingore a ee Sam now cteieaane aaa but dian miley
| veers stood on ‘the ‘houcestershire hills overlooking the within shootine tanve but took too without a box in the house.’’
| Cotswold. The sun was setting in autumnal splendor and,;much time to think apout it and wend a Piet A eres 004 sonora sores; Pat 9p only by The T. Milbure Oe, Lae,
| just as it Was about to dip behind the:western horizon, an} were pounced on immediately by : aie
| evening cloud intervened shutting out its radiant glory. main, Lieven ae nos tee Refereeing was in the capable ;
|The watcher—one of the cleverest young ren Oxford Ever | one of their shots were taken un-| hands of the following SMITHERS
| pram@ated, .for:-at he ag we on der difficulty but they managed to Juniors—J, Currie. oi
had taken double firsts in classics: 5 hi 5 * sink enough of them to emerge on Intermediate—Johnson, Stiles, Frank Strauss, a well known ofq
jand mathematics, a feat equated teams Ip. a $ he-toprend «of: the score Ladies’—Johnson. timer of this.district, whose health
pute - "aaa ee a ae ‘or Vancouver— Merchants—Hunt (10), Pierce Senior—B. Skinne! of late has been failing, left last
instincts «stirred »by the appealing } : . ( Sites 6 tealé ete ‘eek for Kamloops.
| phenomena, expressed ‘his feelings Drarev ike Cesena ok ee La dae (2), . Windle, "Ros *| LEAGUE STANDINGS W op
| Soe: | ®riday—ss. Prin. Adé@laide 10p.m.| Warriors-Comadina (6), Gillis) Senior League 3 D. ‘Fraser of Fort ‘St. James spent
i “Tis gone “that bright and orbed Ss. Venture midnight] '4), Forbes, Fitzpatrick, Antonelli, W L Pts. a ‘few days in Smithers during the
blaze rem \Vancouver— Hickey (1). N. R.A v 2 12 k on business.
| “Fast fading from our wistful Sunday—ss. Cardena ............ p.m. Junior League parry a : : 8 ete 4
Gees; * : Wed.—ss.'Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m The Junior game was entirely | Kaien Hardware 6 4 R. D. Prosser ot Francois Lake
| “Yon mantling cloud ‘has Hid piigay ss Venture p.m.| one-sided, the Meteors having it Ladies’ League and Sivert Anderson of Decker
peor sight “8s. Catala midnight] 11! their own way. From the looks Cardinals 7 2 14) Lake were among business visitors
The last faint pulse of quivering Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m of things Santurbane of the Meteors | 4™azons 5 3 10 yn during the week
pat” Nov. 30—ss. Prin, Norah a,m.|Should be hoisted up into the In- /Oome! 0 7 0
Nature’s picture suggested its s@@r Naas River aria Port Simpsori— | termediate league, thus making the} Intermediate League Mi Ballantyne, matron of th
| spiritual analogy and, as he wen- Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 ‘p.m.|iunior games much more interest- | Tuxis 5 3 10’ Smithers Hospital. is ander the care
| ded his way homeward in the Wwi- 4ey@m ‘Naas River %& ‘Port Simpson— | ing. Merchants 5 3 10, of her physician. Her place is being
light, he composed that well-known Ttiesday—ss. Cardena ...11:30 a.m.| Meteors—fanturbane (15), Chris- , Warriors 2 6 4\ taken by Miss Margaret Downey
jand well-loved hymn, “Sun of My ®@r ‘Stewart and Anvox— jtison (6), Allen «4), Tobey, Hill, Junior League
| Soul.” Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 mm. \Shrubsall (4) Meteors 6 . Mrs. Ray Oulton underwent a mi-
The passionate love ‘of John Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert. 4 piv.| Rovers—G. Williscroft McMeekin Boy Scouts 2 4 4 nor operation in the Smithers Hos-
Keble for his ‘master, Jesus, and From Stewart and Anyox— |+2), McRae (2), B. Williscroft, Ivar- Rovers 2 } 4 ital on Wednesday morning and
the souls of men is well.known, The Tresday—-ss.Cardéna . 11:30 am.| son. Armstrong,Bremner, Greer (2). Japanese 2 4 4ris now making good recovery
world held out to him many allur- —
ing offers but he believed that he ~~ a _ —
|could serve God best and man most
as the incumbent of a parish, so he
jsettled at Hursley, near Winchester,
jand bent his splendid talents to a
lereat but humble task—the living
|and teaching of Christ
The hymn is an experience and
la prayer. It is catholic in its appeal.
| Personally, I know of no Christian
| denomination that does not include
this poem in its hymnology. All
|Christians sing it, all love it. Its
|teaching is fundamental. Surely it
| suggests the vision of a time when mape in
'Christian divisions will have ceased. CANADA |
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“Sun of my soul, thou Savior dear,
“It is not night if thou ‘be near
“O may no earth-born cloud arise
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} only of the soul’s separation from
God but also the church’s discord
land lack of practical charity
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land the lusts of life. The cloud that
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floodine the. church with its beams
is worldliness, loyalty to creed ra-
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