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1951
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to
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IT'L'
.-iu:T,iIit
your
hmw
atr,.(i
of
)aiiii,t,ti1,.i,
.
"And
Peter
Followed
Afar
Off."
Luke
22:54
i
By
Rev.
E.
A.
WriKht,
D.D.,
First
Presbyterian
Church
There
are
many
today
like
Peter,
they
follow
so
from
Him
that
they
do
not
see
Him.
They
do
not
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
.SUIPHUIUJF.RS
AND
KNOINKflRS
far
hear
His
voice.
They
do
not
realize
that
He
weds
Not
Without
Humor
CAIRO,
Egypt
Here
is
the
best
story
I
have
heard
going
the
rounds
of
the
various
legations
here.
Have
no
idea
whether
it
them,
nor
that
they
need
Him.
('ll
on
iu
WclnB
fl:dity
ruUlL
w
to
iijMirc
iirif,.,
'I"l'-kiy
ai,f!
r,.Mi
''""MliUlli,
SPENCEi
Mat
Why
did
Peter
follow
afar
off?
I
think
we
can
best
answer
that
your
plans
for
uie
Christian
lile
aiiestion
by
fisklnpr
ourselves
the
you
have
entered
as
a
ths-ipie
He
Was
A
Good
Man
WAS
one
of
God's
good
gentlemen.
That
HE
simple
tribute
can
surely
be
paid
to
Walter
Field
Pwushbrook,
beloved
dean
of
clergymen
in
this
widespread
parish,
who,
in
the
fullness
of
years,
went
on
to
his
reward
this
week.
If
ever
a
wan
deserved
a
place
in
Heaven
it
i;$
he.
lias
the
fitfiiwits
of
fact
in
,
Srrvlrea
In
all
rhtmhri)
at
l
.m
Ml
V.3II
u.ni
:
ftunila;
ttrkuol
hi
12:14
nerpt
aa
abuou.
ANGLICAN
CATIIlllKAI.
4th
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmulr
St.
Holy
Communion
8
aO
a.m.
biraday
Bi-houl
2:00
jm.
Canuu
basil
8.
Piockter,
B
A..
B.D.
Hector
:
(Blue
70
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BAfllA
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Avh.
K.
tl
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Itltiinur:
Rev
frvxt
Atiiitubu
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PHESBVTIRIAN
4th
Aveiuw
Etwt
Rev.
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Ave.
West
Pitstor:
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Pawcett
Services
11
a
m.
and
7.30
p
m.
Sunday
School
12
16.
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CO:
Cupt.
W
Poulton
Directory
Claas
3:30
p.m.
Hunday
Srhool
S:00
p.m.
(Ular.lt
89
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f
l.'S
1,1
TIII
HAN
bUi
Ave.
at
McBrlde
tit.
faetur:
E.
Hulloiid
Ibwk
CIO;
same
question-
Why
rto
we
fU-
l
you
Plan
to
kiuow
run
closely?
11
'so
U
may
mean
muci
low
afar
off?
Why
aren't
we
,
tri.
hninirxr
Him
n
saerlfiiv
and
ridicule
nut
it
will
it,
or
is
sheer
invention:
bekne
His
Huiiueas
Ue
Pope
Inn
and
Brass
Castings
Kleel.ric
anil
Acetylene
Wekihii'
ril'Kf.'IAI.IHTS
iN
f.AWMII.I.
and
MINING
MACHINERY
i'lu.i'
tu
i'1
i
"d
......
shiirinir
m
also
mean
niiicii
joy.
imicn
iiran-
bear
His
sorrows
'
proclaimed
tie
dortrin
of
the
AstJuuipUuii
to
Heaven
of
Mary,
of
mind,
much
fellowship,
and
it
suftoUigs.
and
giving
Him
tht
comfort
of
our
fellowship
ami
will
result
hi
growth
n
Grace,
oresence'
!
for
we
shall
grow
like
Him
as
we
1
'
'
-
...
II,
...llll
Ui,n
Fur
act
Oil
USI'fin
Is
it.
because
we
are
airaiu
to
''
Broadminded,
sympathetic,
a
man
among
men
u,
the
isai-
who
knew
the
most
rugged
frontiers
and
enjoytni
liuus
govermueutsus
to
uu;
prob-the
friendship
and
esteem
of
the
pioneer
folk
in
,
Egyp1iaj1
was
to
this
O
Master,
let
me
walk
wltn
thee,
"In
lowly
pall
s
of
service
free,
Broadway
Q
these
isolated
parts,
('anon
Kuslibrook
was
no
orai-
effect:
i
"It
was
OK
with
Egypt,
so
i
nary
clergyman.
I
as
H
luily
recugnii,ea
fuu
He
was
a
holy
man
but
he
was
a
friend
and
i
Egyptian
sovereignty
over
the
"
.
.
Iu.ll.,
a
,i
a4
J....
I'-jt.l
Mrwt
inn
fell
me
thy
secret,
help
me
j
bear
i
)
"The
strain
of
,
toll,
the
fret
:
if
cure
i
'
acknowledge
that
we
ae
His
j
followers?
Is
it
because
we
are!
afraid
that
we
might
suffer
per-
j
sccution,
ridicule
or
imprison-;
ment?
Methlnks
that
was
tlie
'
reason
that
Peter
followed
ahir;
off.
U.'
had
a
love
for
his
Master,'
but
not
yet
deep
or
stronf!
en-1
'
ough
to
make
bim
walk
closvly
with
Him
although
he
did
not
V-want
to
dese.-t
JUin
nltoeether.1
That,
I
Uiink,
Is
the
reason
that
many
today
follow
afar
oi
f.
!
:
Afraid
of'
the
ridicule,
afraid
of,
'
the
sacrifice,
and
afraid
of
the
cost.
Not
yet
have
many
learned
'
to
sing
from
the
heart.
i
"Hold
thou
my
hand
andj
'
cloher,
closer
draw
me
i
rmtst
Coci
j
Hours:
7am
',
For
take
home
orders
Phcnc
200
essential
unity
of
the
lands
of
me
Mile
Valley."
uUo
CAIRO
HAS
MO
MUNICIPAL
government
as
we
fcuow
Uiat
term
in
Uie
West.
It
is
run
by
a
governor,
much
as
in
Joseph's
time,
I
just
can't
figure
out
who
pays
fur
all
the
policemen,
livery
important
business
house
and,
indeed,
Just
about
every
important
private
home,
especially
foreigners'
homes,
is
ST.
WTKK'fl
ANUUl'AM
eeai
Ctive
Sunday
tsrhocj
:iK)
urn.
Cveulng
Prayar
ri;aO
p.m.
(Blua
827)
Kl
l.l
l,R
IMMIST
820
6Ul
Ave.
K.
Blue
803
I'tttiir:
liev.
Leonard
A.
i'ltorpr
3
1
-
-
r
t
i
"To
thy
dear
self
my
hope.
COUilUitllie
ui
an
jmiiuh
iinu
i-wiuiuui.ii
mu
wr
v-an
think
of
no
one
who
could
be
more
widely
or
sincerely
mourned
among
so
many
classes
after
his
long
life
of
ministering.
He
enjoyed
life
and
it
was
in
being
kind,
not
by
preaching
or
oxthodo.xy,
but
by
the
good
deeds
he
did
and
the
precept
and
examples
which
he
radiated
that
he
did
the
effective
work
that
endeared,
him
to
all
and
gave
him
such
inward
satisfaction.
Canon
Rushbrook,
the
pioneer
of
pioneers,
is
gone
but
the
memory
of
his
good
works
and
of
his
fine
personality
will
remain
in
spirit
and
the
beneficial
effects
of
his
good
influence
will
survive
for
many
a
year,
Prince
Rupert
and
the
islands
and
bays,
the
ijamps
and
the
settlements,
will
long
cherish
tlvi
::ond
recollection
of
his
ministrations
and
!
my
Joy,
my
all:
j
permanently
guarded
by
regu
iinouncemci
'Hold
thou
my
hand,
lest
I
happily
I
should
wander;
First
fJaplist
Church
SUNDAY.
Feb.
25
11
a.m.
Morning
Service.
Subiect
"Who
Is
On
The
Lord's
Side?"
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class.
"And,
missing
thee,
my
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
trembling
fei
t
should
fall.
'
io
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
Note-
Peter
did
not
follow
afar
'
Fourth
Ave.
Kai.U
larly
audited
poliee
or
soldiers.
If
Uie
British
Ambassador
goes
to
piay
golf,
for
instance,
he
might
be
followed
by
his
own
tiimassy
bodyguard,
but
also
by
two
or
three
Egyptian
police.
oOu
N':OST
OF
THIS
EUROPEANS
who
live
here
chuckle
with
glee
off
because
he
had
planned
to
do
Min,.;U.r:
iit.v.
j.;.
a.
Wrif.ht.
Dl).
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
i
so
but
because
he
had
not
plan-
OraauULs:
Mis.
F..
J.
Smith.
Suhject
"The
Judgment-Scanned
to
do
otherwise.
When
Peter
of
f
luist."
said
he
woidd
lollow
his
Muster
SUNDAY,
March
4
j
to
pritiun
or
death
hv?
meant.
At
the
clui.e
of
the
ewuiliiK
ser-
everv
word
uf
it.
Whv
then
didii'l
We
ore
expecting
onother
shipment
Austin
Sedans
and
Station
I
soon.
A
few
ore
still
unsold,
Superior
Auto
Service
1
STUDBEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEAL!!
Third
Avenue
at
Park
6rs
Joiui
Carrie.
Sunday.
Feoiuury
25
!r'.il
Morning
Worship
It
r.VloeK.
.Sunday
School
12:1!
Kven:..g
Ke!
vice
1
3l
'Uuiiumlwr
IJua
:l!klj:lt.h
DaV
or
scorn
at
what
they
say
iui;
wild,
untrue
newspaper
stories
vi(,ei
the
Moofiy
Biip
Institute'
he
do
it?
Simply
because
reso-which
get
into
British
and
North
FJm
wiu
he
liilown-"AGAiN.ST
lutiuns
haw
to
be
fed
constanUy
American
pupns
auuui
uuuui-
.
Tjift
TIDE
If
tbey
are
to
be
kept
alive
and
lQ
Kw0
H
Holy
lions
here.
i
Hevrular
WppWIv
Meplino-o
become
ftroms-'r.
a
his
is
alc:iiioii
Tomorrow's
Advertiser
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
we
must
learn
They
claim
that
89
percent
of
the
stories
about
riots
and
demonstrations
are
just
plain
bunk.
They
assert,
in
lact,
Uiat
few
The
great
majority
oi
meu
u
:ou
a.m.
Mo
nuig
Worship
Sermon:
Th
Lord's
Frayer
-3
MONDAYS
7
n
m.
Junior
Church
8
p.m.
Yuuii
People.;
TUESDAYS
6:45
p.m.
Mission
Band
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting
"TOMORROW'S
advertiser
will
not
merely
adver-I
tise
because
his
competitors
do,
or
because
it
and
women
uniting
with
the
Christian
church
do
so
with
sincerity
and
with
the
hope
of
counting
for
something
in
the
such
reports
are
ever
.sent
out
from
fcgypt,
but
are
manufactured
in
uie
home
offices
of
the
FISHERMEN
.
.
The
Choir
meets
every
Thur.
service
of
Christ.
But
they
be-
international
press
services.
devo-
Some
of
them'
referred
me
to
day
at
7:15
p.m..
Midthe
Miaftion
;
Mm.
IMn.l?,,t
f
private
seine
me
of
of
Uie
uie
mure
mure
lurid
lurid
reports
reports
CllcU'
very
lourth
Friday-
Ujons
ami
of
their
attenda
ncc
at
I
of
the
pat.
year
or
two
too
Thy
Kingdom
Come,
A
Children's
Silt
rv,
and
mi
Anthem
bv
the
Junior
Choir.
4th
Prince
Runert
Pack
alleiel-ini
this
BervU'e.
7:30
pm.
Evening
Worship
S'-rmonr
There
Were
Certain
.
G.-eeks--
We
Would
See
Jeiais.
Rolu
"I
Wil1
An."
from
"the
Prodigal
Son"
by
Sullivan.
Rnluisl
:
John
Davev.
Anthem:
Like
As
The
Hart.
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
United
all
at
1:1:15;
at.
Conrad
United
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
LETTERBOX
the
public
worship
ainl
the
ordinances
of
the
church.
Thus
their
spiritual
life
does
not
grow,
and
their
love
for
Christ
fades
"They
follow
afar
off."
Again
-
-Peter
followed
afar
off,
not
beoau.w
he
had
planned
it
that
wry,
but
beouuse
he
had
not
planned
It
otherwise.
What
are
For
compleM
overhaul
of
your
IliC.h
Kwid
Gasoline
En;incK,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
I
he
trained
mechanic)
and
specialized
equipment
to
IH'ifonii
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
.-.print!
when
the
ru.
Ii
lfi
on,
let
113
have
thai
job
now.
1
they
were
either
-made
up
out
of
min
air,
or
were
'
mountains
made
out
of
molehills."
oOo
THE
CHARiwiiVG
WIFE
OF
one
important
foreign
official
in
Egypt
told
me
this
story:
Soon
after
arrival,
she
and
her
daughter
went
shopping.
They
soon
got
so
interested
tnat
they
tnore
or
less
lost
then
way.
They
were
about
to
go
down
one
street
when
suddenly
a
youth
ANCIFNT
No.
2
Editor,
Daily
News
I
may
be
-a
imie
late
but,
being
an
"ancient"
myself
and
also
a
lriend
of
parents,
teen-agers
and
children
(bom
in
Glen-
Rupert
Motors
Limk
earrv
Mav
8
I88S1
I
wiuilit
lilt
seems
"the
thing"
to
do.
He
will
advertise
because
it
will
be
impossible
to
keep
his
capital
busy
without
advertising,
says
Journal
.of
Commerce.
This
being
true,
he
will
advertise
on
a
scale
commensurate
with
the
importance
of
the
job
to
be
done.
He
will
recognise
that
whispers
are
wastes
of
breath.
He
will
not
think
in
terms
of
space
units
or
time
units,
but
in
terms
of
assured
attention
and
he
will
provide
a
stake
large
enough
to
definitely
obtain
attention.
Tomorrow's
advertising
will
be
clone
on
a
scale
never
before
thought
of,
and
why
should
it
not
be,
when
business
is
already
done
on
a
scale
straining
our
imagination?
Tomorrow's
advertising
will
not
be
a
thing
apart,
that
a
business
can
use
or
not
use,
as
it
wishes.
It
either
will
use
advertising
and
will
have
to,
in
proportion
to
its
needs
for
public
attention,
or
else
it
will
not
use
advertising
because
it
is
a
type
of
business
which
has
no
vital
need
of
public
attention,
or
because
the
men
who
direct
its
affairs
have
not
the
courage
to
sit
in
a
game
where
doubling
and
redoubling
are
the
order
of
the
day.
Tomorrow's
advertising
will
be
placed
in
the
Revival
-
Prophetic
-
Campaign
CONDUCTED
BY
EVANGELIST
J.
A.
FERNANDEZ
Formerly
of
Trinidad
H.
vV.
I.
rusneu
up
io
mem
anu
iiiosi.
lo
gay
sumet,hing
about
the
re-ardently
warned
them
to
turn
cent
(jiscsmn
between
"an-ljack-
cient"
and
"teen-agers."
IThe
mere
was
going
io
ue
a
oig
ietters
were
published
in
the
political
deniunsti'atJiiti
there
Daily
News
several
weeks
ago.l
j
1
can
verify
most
of
"Anci-,
ent's"
statements
about,
conditions
on
the
farm
vilieii
we
ere
j
boys.
When
1
was
a
boy
we
cut
he
said.
There
might
be
violence,
and
anything
might
happen
to
foreigners,
especially
ladies.
Let
him
take
them
back
to
tiieir
hotel
in
safety,
he
urged.
Sun.
10.45
o.tn.
God's
Analysis
of
His
Church.
"
7.30
p.m.
Why
Germany's
Be
Wise..
BUY
NO
1
"
grain
with
a
cradle
attached
to
t
Alignment
with
Russia
is
With
women's
intuition,
tney
!
a
scythe.
Then
came
the
single
saw
through
the
faker.
They
j
aper,
a
great
advance,
follow-kept
light
on
gulng.
Everything
.ed
by
the
Beif-binder,
the
com
Inevitable.
WKI.K
Nli
IITS
Niphlly
except
Mm.,
was
as
quiet
as
a
church
Sul.
7.45
'tin.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$Jt
'
FKAYtR
MKKTIMiH
1
ues..
vi
J
uura.,
i
Of
course,
the
rar.ral
was
after
a
tip.
oOo
I
DO
NOT
WANT
TO
GfVE
4
,
With
pump
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
'
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
the
false
Impression
that
category
of
sales
staffs
by
firms
offering
their
thing
is
quiescent
and
passive
every
$
bine,
the
tractor,
etc.
All
were
happy
about
the
new
inventions
and
work
savers.
God
forbid
that
we
should
have
to
go
back
to
the
conditions
of
our
boyhood
days!
Parents
of
today,
I
think,
are
to
be
most
heartily
congratulated
on
their
success
In
bringing
up
their
families.
1
know
teen-agers
and
children
in
all
parts
of
this
ci'y
and
real
ladies
and
gentlemen
they
all
are.
i
have
eaten
meals
In
homes
where
teen-agers
did
the
cooking
and,
to
say
the
least
of
C.
Finney's
Definition
of
Revival
"Is
a
New
Beginning
In
Obedience
to
Clod"
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
"A
cordial
welcome
awaits
von
at
Prince
Rupert's
Evangelistic
Church''
;!tl
KN
.131
fast:
C.
FAWCITT
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
wares
and
services
for
sale
to
the
public.
Advertis-
!here-
n,
me
contrary,
as
i
have
1
i
previously
hinted,
you
can
feel
ing
has
been
tested
and
its
value
proven
in
modern
i
the
dynamism
in
the
very
air
business.
Without
it,
the
output
and
sales
of
many
oy'J51flgypvl;,.v
hard.,lpa(1(.d
great
firms
would
gradually
dwindle
to
the
vanish-
j
Egyptian
put
it
to
me:
'mere
is
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
ing
point
and
their
names,
known
throughout
the
ir
land
today,
would
eventually
become
vague
and
i
a
country
to
have
so
many
poor
.v,r,;r,,,W.r,
it,,,
,o;
KU
TV,
V,.,,l..
ne
!
people."
The
trouble
is
that
one
W
it,
1
ve
never
eaten
more
t.a.ity
Northern
B.C.
Power
liiwmi.gicDt,
tu
vvi.iDui.wi.jj
l-uuiiv.
-...c
inu.i
wA
man
,
own
several
thousand
!
meals
I'
bone
210
Trince
Rupert
great
Corporations
and
the
most
successful
men
in
acres
of
land
which
he
rents
Take,
for
instance
Kenneth
'
business
entertain
no
doubts
whatever
as
to
the
necessity
for
advertising.
It
is
no
longer
g'UeSSWOrk
Ten
to
keep.
Yet
he
has
a
Rolls-.
He
was
a
boy
of
five
years,
two
.irV,
thm
-.ir,,l
thvo
i
oviflnea
mi
sirla
th-At
,,lc'
.
.
u...w.--v
years
ago.
we
were
out
in
my
W
w.v-i.i
w..v
.
-
vi
""-v
ears
m
an.
the
majority
of
smaller
firms
move
ahead
in
pro-
And
this
was
his
punch-line:
..
,
,
i
,
.i
"And
that
man
don't
build
no
portion
to
the
amount
of
advertising
they
use
pro-
I
factory."
viding
their
advertising
programs
are
coupled
with
ooo
ALLACE
garden
and
he
says
to
me:
"Mr.
McNaughton,
If
any
kids
go
into
your
garden
I
will
get
theiu
out!"
Well!
I
had
no
fears
about
the
children
around
here,
as
they
have
most
wonderful
bringing
up,
but
I'll
never
for-
THIS
WEKK.
lliK
Egyptian
sound
business
judgment.
1
government
suppressed
the
So
J
get
Kenneth
for
hLs
thought
of
cialist
paper,
Misrrel
Fatat
which,
so
far
as
I
can
find.
isl'ny
welfare.
I
could
see
his
par
Pharir
1
HOURS:
Scripture
-aSSage
or
7oJaij
"And
nov
abideth
faith,
hope,
charity,
these
three;
but
the
greatest
of
these
is
charity."
1
Cor.
13:13.
"Follow
after
charity,
and
desire
spiritual
gifts,
but
rather
that
ye
may
prophesy."!
Cor.
14:1.
The
Salvation
Army
Invites
You
to
Hear
Major
David
Hammond
Or
VANCOUVER,
B.
C.
Sunday
at
11a.m.
and
7:30p.m.
MONDAY
AT
8.00
P.M.
I
BELIEVE
In
the
first
three
months
of
1951
we
are
conducting
an
intensive
campaign
to
remind
people
that
Christians
believe:
In
Cod
In
Jesus
Christ
In
the
Holy
r.hnst
In
Salvation
Uii.iiikIi
the
Wood
f
Jesus
Christ
In
the
indwelling
of
the
Holy
Ghoht
In
the
Rihle
In
Heaven
and
Hell
;
Mator
David
Hammond
has
Just
arrived
from
a
two
week
campaign
at.
Prince
George,
Hazelton,
Sik-l-Dah,
and
Kit-I
slas;
and
has
seen
many
excellent
decisions
made
at
the
i
Mercy
Seat
In
these
places.
somewhat
to
the
right
of
the
i
ents'
teaching.
Appreciation
goes
IcCF
Party
In
Canada
or
the'to
nis
parents
as
he
was
ttie
jLabor
Party
in
Britain.
The
Press
on'y
nild
at
that
time.
Syndicate
Council,
representing
I
mast
sincerely
appreciate
'all
Egyptain
newspapers,
has
teen-agers'
letter
In
their
own
J
protested
tills
ban
as
a
blow
to
'defence.
In
not
one
of
their
lel-i
democracy
and
a
threat
to
free-j
ters
could
I
feel
that
they
class-jdotn.
,ed
all
ancients
alike,
and
it
was
quite
apparent
that
tney
re-
ss;
ss.--
:
sp6cted
age.
To
say
the
least,
I
P
II
O
N
E
7
9
1
1
.
fi
A
fi
I
as
disappointed
when
I
read
WEEK
DAYS:
SUNDAYS:
7p.',0'j
"
"
"J
Mott'l
ImvalS
I
"Ancient's"
letter
and
soon
de
who
advocates
"a
return
to
th.-
fundamentals
of
the
'Old
Tim?
Religion,'
as
the
only
answer
to
the
problems
of
an
impotent
and
decadent
church,"
will
be
conducting
services
nightly,
except
Monday
and
Saturday
in
U
sU-oyed
it.
But
teen-agers'
I
cu'
out
of
the
paper
for
future
reading
as
they
all
brought
out
Fernandez,
3.
A.
Prince
Rupert
Evangelist
formerly
of
II.
LePage,
New
Westminster;
Trinidad.
British
:the
Pull
Gosnel
Church.
He
will
points
that
even
we
ancients
would
do
well
to
keep
in
mind
.
.'I
Ml
J
and
use.
31'-'
uivhi
tTBrw
AND
TlH10
West
Indies,
and
now
resident
of
.
preach
on
Sunday.
The
Kit-!
R-
Gaetano,
Homer,
Alaska;
Inez
Edmonton,
is
visiting
Prince
Ru-j
katia
Native
Band
will
f
urninh
j
Gaether
and
Margaret
Kimball,
pert
to
promote
interdenomin-
selections
during
the
eveninj
i
Bremerton,
Wash.;
II.
A.
Mac-atlonal
revival.
The
evajigelist,
I
service.
.
DougaU,
Masset.
"Dynamite's"
letter
kept
my
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on
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