Services
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
3
Church
ti
Saturday,
October
27,
1951
Miss
Marearet
MrTnH
loff
Saturday
Sermon
last
night
on
the
Chllcotin
for
a
him
or
her.
That
knowledge
comes
from
the
Teacher
of
all
truth,
the
unerring
Guide,
The
Ho'y
Spirit.
Again
we
ask,
What
does
God
expect
of
Me?
I'm
hardly
an
Im
'azaar
vertj
da
ij
J-Ju
fin
cii
(Canadian
dub
'i
u,
usual
Speaker
Oranqe
2)
eLJraw5
jlly
Sr.
Capt
George
Oystryk,
Salvation
Army,
m
pusiness
trip
to
Vancouver.
Following
the
concert
here
Thursday
night,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maxim
Schapiro
and
Donald
Gramm
sailed
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George,
the
same
steamer
on
which
they
had
arrived
from
Alaska.
ant
i
Members
of
the
Women's
Can-'
$
Prince
Rupert
Corps)
Jut
(iuth
the
Lord
require
of
thee
but
to
do
justly
,t
i
love
mercy
and
to
walk
humbly
with
thy
God."
portant,
person,
with
very
little
influence
or
ability
to
do
something
great.
This
may
be
so
but
we
all
have
a
responsibility
to
fllH
"tt
An
1....41..M
...
.
,
.
-dian
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
will
Inclement
weather
notwlth-
ip.if
a
enpflkpr
nf
unusual
avn.
fitanrliiiD
th.
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(i
don't
N
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should!
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i
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I
!
j'l'-xiy
u:iu
mat
oe-
i
will
find
111
this
verse
three
,
nhnKP
nf
!..
Bins
,
'"h
the
inner
man.
In
short
jness,
which
should
balance
the
experience
of
j
tZml
I
'
man
in
hie
riaiiir
i
..p,.
u
wui&
ui
ijie
at
Ion
and
experience
when
they
members
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
frank
Anfield,
young
son
of
.
et
Monday
evening
at
the
Benev"'ent
Association
was
well
M..
and
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfield,
sus-
Civic
Cent-e
to
hear
Miss
Renata
which
ttMf
"V
'
d0?W?
racture
of
the
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
''-n
the
iu
Id
on
Friday
after-
leg
whilj
playing
a
game
last
Kay
teU
of
her
broadcasts
for
'
noon
at
the
IOOF
hall
night
at
was
well
a
Boy
Scout
meeting
in
the
International
Service
of
CBC
patronized.
St.
Andrem's
Cathedral.
He
was
and
of
her
travels
in
Northern
'
The
bazaar
was
convened
by
,alcen
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Canada
and
Alaska.
'
Mls-
clai
e
Willson.
Pouring,
at
a
'
Hospital.
Ihristian.
and
one
which
every
disciple
of
!
8!
k
J,r?.'B.ht
S"d
aV"m
U'"
Idoes
god
require
hls
is
a
vital
question
n-ji:esi
in
ail
ms
dealings.
The
a
Wool
Suit
is
best!
thi
Lord
.--'hould
ask
himself
or
herself
at
the
dawn
of
each
new
day.
Especially
today,
when
a
portion
of
the
world
is
in
con-
nex.
stipulation
in
t.hA
n
Miss
Kay
was
born
in
coatin-
'ANGELICAL
tion
of
this
everyday
religion,
is
"to
love
mercy."
This
is
to
say-that
,nal
when
wncn
one
one's
8
self
"
is
rectified.
cr:rtimmg
tea
table
on
which-
.
.
,
w-
centred
a
beautiful
bouquet
Senlr
CaP,aln
Mrs.
George
Ostryk
and
MrsW.
C.
of
carnations
Poulton.
and
h
y
h
mums,
were
M...
A.
T
Crox
ford
w;fe
of
Ma
L
ylton'.
wU1
be
u.-ion
and
chaos,
we
should
con
EE
CHURCH
front
ourselves
with
.h..
.
I
.ntal
Europe
and
grew
up
and
.
ceived
her
education
in
Eng-and.
She
has
made
her
home
for
Question.
It
u
nm
Z
'
tt1pn
he
b(-Klrs
to
consider
others
5
-5th
Ave.vE.
e
x
luesaay
atternoon
while
while
servi
servi-1
and
Mrs.
H.
Killin
on
me
toquiuam
lor
Vancouver
neighboi
thinks
of
Bunyan'
ln
Portraying
SERVICES
to
attend
a
Salvation
Armv
flon.
teu-s
were
Mrs.
A.
Lund.
Mrs.
H.
Hill,
Mrs.
Betty
Lien
and
Mrs.
L.
Erir
kson.
hm
..h,i
p,7
,
me
,
so
much
'
Mern1,
represented
her
as
a
!
ne
Past
several
years
in
Cana-
Vc
Ao
?,and
e,;pect8ltamifi-l
maiden
In
"grf
d
M
thrm
h"
broadcasts
of
Ot
rr.c,
ho.u
-
,
be
the
vnng
r.r.U
ngiu
ruleiin
hm.,
f
to
continental
En.nn.
h
-n-
SI
NDAY
11:00
am
Ci
our
everyday
activity
and
ex-
"
'
'
"""'
""y
"
deavors
j"
"
","
to
"7
.
"
.
Yes,
you're
100
right
wanting
100
wool.
Wool
resists
wrinkling
.
.
.
keeps
its
shape
and
soft
(eel
.
.
.
drapes
better,
toot
A
more
natural
fabric
far
the
natural
lines
of
today's
styles.
And
we've
got
wool
yov
can
wear
handsomely
and
comfortably
all
year
roundl
You'll
agree
that's
a
blessing
for
budgets)
Today,
choose
your
favorite
style
in
our
expertly
tailored
collection
of
fine
wool
suits
by
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
character
ln'tsncpiv
depict
many
different
!
1,1
charge
of
the
tea
room
was
-
'
in
fflHraPTOf
and
inH
lntnnl..
.
vlhiuio
LU
UCUlLt
UlilllV
Ulllt'ItTUlj
perience
School
12:15
p.m.
pi
actii'al
in
her
consecration
w
i
Phases
of
Canadian
life.
In
gath-
!
?rs-
E-
A-
Evans
and
preparing
EDXESDAY
find
her
in
untiring
service
ever
I
erln?
truly
"first-hand"
infor-
;
tne
tea
were
Mm.
J.
A.
McRae,
lecling
.
8:00
p.m.
Mrs.
John
Johansen,
Mrs.
Frank
seeking
out
the
poor
and
doing
matlon
Ior
her
ner
,
listeners
listeners
she
she
her
utmost
to
alleviate
tem-'
traves
extensively,
sometimes
ruiral
Hktran.
t
f
ar
off
thip
"hpatpn
'beaten
nath"
nath"
anH
unit
Kiess.
At
the
end
of
November
I
Major
Poulton
will
attend
a
territorial
congress
in
Toronto,
j
R.
Hetherington,
general
manager
of
Canadian
Government
'
elevators,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
ten
days
in
connection
with
the
resumption
of
operations
at
the
local
elevator,
Is
sailing
by
the
Princess
Louise
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
en-route
back
to
his
headquarters
at
FRIDAY
A
litCe
girl
wis
once
asked:
'
What
does
It
mean
to
be
a
Christian?"
to
which
she
replied:
"For
me.
it
means.'to
do
as
Jesus
would
do
and
to
conduct
myself
af
He
would
conduct
Himself
if
t
People's
8
p.m.
i-iyson
and
Mrs.
H.
Paulson.
In
charge
of
the
home
cooking
were
Mrs.
M.
Heise,
and
Mrs.
F.
Gladish;
of
the
candy
sale,
Mrs.
J.
Flewin
and
Mrs.
Harrv
Black-
C.
W.
Sinclair
has
just
recently
returned
from
v.siting
Aklavik.
The
third
quality
of
this
re-ouisite
of
life
is
"to
walk
humbly
MEN'S
CLOTHING
inne
Black
393
ne
were
a
little
girl
at
our
3rd
Avenue
wun
my
uaa."
This
Involves
a
Phone
345
lis
oiu
God
and
one
houvj.
God
has
a
way
of
re-
cheerful,
lovinc
Ki.hmicil
man
becomes
conceited
in
his
burn:
of
the
sewing,
Mrs.
Alex
;
between
God
and
nmn
nUlllt..
1
t.UV,
i
I
TemOVDV
Ml'C
A
Fp-sch
A
vw
nullify
ttliu
1IAU11
no
lit
eu
I
--.'
.
vtouj
ouu
rort
wiinam.
man
Christ
Jesus."
or
God
that
he
soon
becomes
a
veallng
Himself
to
Hie
His
people
prompt
unconditional
....
obedience
and
He
never
leaves
a
sincere
to
our
loving
Heavenly
Father
.
eeking
soul
in
obscurity
or
doubt
To
walk
suggests
motion
To
re-
a-to
what
is
Divinely
expected
of
main
still
would
be
stagnation.
7:30
pm.
paganized
cog
in
the
machinery
ot
mcdern
civilazation.
We
are
to
walk
HUMBLY,
recognizing
In
charge
of
the
Past
Mistress
l
ummage
table
were
Mrs.
B.
Guy-ap
and
Mrs.
C.
Smith,
while
Mrs.
K.
Mulder,
Mi;s
Patsy
Willson
and
Miss
i.hpv
Pvque
w.-ot-o
i
ders
vvnai
a
neea
there
is
for
a
real
rea
nDorrpeetuA
fnn,
t
our
erro:s
nd
"
.......j
frailty
at
u
best.
-ej.aTc
wi
wmu-surging
movement
for
God!
It
is
when
ever
dpPmdhig
upon
Ood
and
-
RST
UNITED
CHURCH
Hir
Hie
aHcHnm
wisdom.
His
,.
J
Tti.
charge
of
eraca
and
His
raffles
Thp
r)isr
Cash
for
oli
"old.
Bulger'
was
Mi
s.
E.
H.
Moorehouse.
ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES
Sonja
meeting
first
Presbyterion
Church
Monday,
at
(253c)
A
beautifully
dressed
doll
was
Mrs.
E.
Wick's
gooaness.
in
mis
latter
condition
we
Phall
walk
WITH
OUR
GOD.
What
sweet
fellowship
and
communion
there
is
to
be
om.
Morning
worship
won
uy
mue
uariene
uable
with
ticket
No.
206.
1
Women's
Canadian
Club.
nun:
"PROVIDENCE"
leund
when
we
walk
dailv
with
A
grocery
hamper
was
won
bv
meetlnS.
Monday,
October
29
i;
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.
Speake
idrcr's
Storj:
"Edward's
L'ght."
hem:
'Praise
Ye
the
Father."
Gounod.
Jimmy
uuiiDar
with
ticket
No
i
Miss
Renata
Kay.
44V.
(253c)
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nd
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e
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our
Lord!
May
I
point
out,
that
thl.
Is
not
optional,
but
REQUIRED
of
God.
K
Is
in
this
world,
we
cither
become
Christ-like
in
our
attitude
and
behavinus
and
mmt
Jy'i-i.
H.
Sm-th
won
a
turkey
with
ticket
No.
144(
and
a
large
)
m.
Eveninrj
Worship
:non:
"DIVINE
REFERENCE."
9
U-J
7
-
i
l
!
iruu
cake
was
won
bv
Mrs.
Good-
da
live
with
Him,
or
we
cut
our-
se1
tlirm:
'The
Lord
is
My
Shepherd."
hcmcirtdc
Unit
nies
ae
m'v'htv
pood
in
themselves,
but
a
topping
of
cream
cheese,
whip-p?d
f.nti1
lislit,
mak'.s
ihem
even
fetter.
BEST
PREACHER:
Rev.
G'Joige
M.
Tultle,
B.A..
se.ve
on
irom
Mim,
live
lor
tne
i
,.i
j
'
"V
d0g
was
won
b'
Rus
world
and
the
flesh,
and
in
the
final
destiny
be
shut
out.
from
'
MU.
Morrtaon
wllh.
Ucte
No-
of
Union
College,
Vancouver.
the
form
below
and
mei
IKC'IAL
MUSIC:
Organ
and
piano
ducts
by
Mrs.
His
presence.
You
know
what
God
reouires
immediatelyno
obligation
,
.
.
.
,
.
,.
of
you.
Will
you
consecrate
vLio
1
t
"'"i
'a1
'":ltation
yourself
to
Him
today
and
dedi-t
,
J
visitors
visitors
to
to
worship
worship
with
with
I!-;
us
.
.
F'.eeman
and
Mr.
H.
A.
Pluym.
SCHOOLS-At
First
Church,
all
at
12:15.
At
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
1
p.m.
v
k
CONTEST
CLOSES
NOV.30ih
to
caie
me
remainaer
or
your
life
to
the
glory
of
God's
Son,
Jesus
Ch'ist?
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tt-t-""'
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..Nntl
Tabernacle
Gospe
Modernize
...
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
inexpensive
windows.
Eliminate
the
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
provide
more
daylight
too.
,
p'e
HS
for
the&-
modern
sash
which
are
made
to
fit.
Just'
renovi
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
Island
City
Builders
Supply
!
6th
Avenue
West
(Across
from
Armourirs)
231
Fourth
Ave.
East.
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
WilRht..DD.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
John
Currie.
SUNDAY,
OCT.
28
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Subject:
"The
Royal
Command."
Sunday
School
12:15.
Ewnlng
Service
of
Praise
at
7:30.
Subject:
"The
Supreme
Test"
Joint
Masonic
church
parade
at
evening
service.
Special
music
by
the
choir.
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy"
.
illAY
SERVICES.
1
ST.
ANDREW'S
I
CATHEDRAL
CHURCH
I
CUND.'.Y,
OCTOBER
28th
1
National
Layman's
Sunday
Services
at
8:39
and
11
am.,
and
7:30
p.m.
,
Sunday
School
2:00
p.m.
j
Mr.
Anfield
will
give
an
ad-d
rs
af
a
layman
especially
to
his
f
.'How
laymen
at
the
.evening
Fe'Vicc,
which
will
be
conducted
j
by
the
Rector.
Itc
1
truing
Service
I
CAAilIN
PI
LP
A
PPKK
AJSN
(HKSlhRN
BRANCH)
I
Ht
minion
KM.,
-
Vancouvvr,
B.C.
Arnd
ContMt
Informs
I
ka
iiimI
Litrrmtan
tot
'
N.mt
j
Addtew
.
Inday
School
and
Ir
-Class
(
OMIXG
SOON
Important
time
change
in
our
morning
servue
and
our
Sunday
School
.lrxi
Sunday.
Alsc
"Prince
Rupert's
Young
Perple
Fcr
Christ"
nierting
b.
heid
soon.
langeli.-tic,
meeting.
ir.ior
Youno
Proof's
ir
will
be
singing.
WS
iWcBride
S
treet
Thone
Blue
8J0
tfOWAnecu
eecfac
mvite
all
younq
people
to
attend
our
t
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m
COHSOIE
f
Pastor-
C
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1
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Use
Our
Convenient
Christmas
LAY-AW
AY
Plan
ill
MACHNB
at
a
budget
price!
lBLE
SOCIETY
jtince
Rupert
Branch
will
mako
Its
ANM'AL
CAN-this
week.
November
5
to
10.
Church
of
the
'p-op-rating
in
this
campaign,
each
with
Its
own
fire
for.
(Me
will
call
at
your
home
'during
that
vck
for
the
Bible
Societywhich
has
as
its
avowed
pur-HprovidinR
of
nle
Scriptures
.for
every
man
in
his
S'.
Since
its.
inception
In
1804,
ths
Society
has
cir-
1
tx
w
For
Real
Shoe
Comfort
See
I.AYAWAY
NOW
FOR
.
CHRISTMAS
4jT
wi.y
nuu.UHU.
ua
rnnx
nf
tho
Q.lt,..,.
i
790
supreme
and
urunnt.
Ctti.ntU
.l
'
UI
l
numan
race
still
have
no
Bible.
Trans-
alln
rni-io'
...
'"o.uil
Hre
Eo
ns
On
in
ISO
lnnailnirn-j.
hilt
111
the
'd"8"aBes
and
dialects
no
translation
of
J;f
ye'
exist
GEORGE
COOK
....
(U
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
.
ashion
footwear
f
Is"1
W1"
help
this
great
woik.
a
i!
!i
'W'lilii'il'illi'illi'lllillilillll
:i:ii.'tisti
1
.
TihTfy
'
t
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perfect
stitching
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fabric
Fully
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motor
Non-glare
sewing
light
Accurate
stitch-length
regulator
and
tension
adjustment
Walnut
finish,
drawer
for
sewing
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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