prince
Uupcrt
ailp
nclus
Saturday,
October
8,
1949.
I
Services!
Why
Pray
To
Virgin
MEMBER
OF
tfAMAC?.-
PEr'S
AlDIT
BCBEAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
KRWf
PAPER
ASSOCIATION
their
personal
8viotir
mlglit-look
up
whert
they
sw
-
these
I
thinfs
come
to
pas,
for
they
v.
ill
know
that
their
redemption
riraweth
nigh.
There
are
many
signs
that
are
passing
before
ou-very
eyes
dally
which
point
emphatically
to
this
event.
One
of
them
U
earthquakes
this
wond
is
experiencing;
mure
earthquakes
now
than
at
any
other
time
in
the
history
of
the
world.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Otty
Cmmer.
Pet
Vii,
jut;
rer
fciomu.
(5c;
k-er
tear.
8
00."
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Tear,
5
00
DIRECTORY
By
MOST
REV.
ANTHONY
J0RDA
No
one
who
believes
in
God
'
and
iu
rt
of
mankind
by
the
Son
of
God,
Jeu,
X
dificulty
in
understanding
why
Ch
pray
to
their
Father
in
Heaven
and
T
SATURDAY
SERMON
Prn'
'Frminrrnm
PtrrlrM
In
all
rhurrhM
at
11
a.m.
nil
:)
p.m.:
untl;i
Srtioul
at
14:1
A
excrpt
aa
flhiwn.
ANGLICAN
(ATIIFIIKAL
4t&
Ave.
W.
at
Duuomuur
dt.
Holy
Communion
130
a
m.
Why?
Because
the
COMING
OF
THE
LORD
DRAWETH
NGH.
why
anyone
else
in
Heaven
or
on
earn,
redolent
of
our
uravprs
A
'drt
Sunday
School
2
00
p
ED.
Canon
Basil
8.
Proc
liter,
B
A
Hector
:
(Blur
7SS)
----
-
-I"
cial
difficulty
is
seen
in
theiirv,
i
"
i-nn
yv
i
Catholic
practice
of
praying
to-
ti
SECOND
COMING
DUE
(By
PASTOR
C.
FAWCETT,
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle)
In
St.
Matthew
we
find
these
words:
"But
as
the
days
of
Noah
were;
so
shall
aU-o
the
coming
of
the
Son
of
Man
be.
For
as
in
the
days
that
were
before
the
flood
they
were
eating
and
drinking,
marrying
and
giving
in
marriage,
until
the
day
that
Noah
entered
into
the
ark,
and
knew
it
not
until
the
flood
came,
and
look
them
all
"
"
away,
so
shall
also
the
Virain
Marv.
An
-attemnt
'
,n"
-
"
,
union
does
n,i
will
hore
be
made
to
deal
v
ith
hut
,
this
difficulty.
uU-cr
Men
shall
be
lovers
of
pleasure
more
than
lover
of
God.
Isn'
this
quite
evident
today?
And
as
we
read
in
the
scripture
ftbove
they
shall
be
eating
and
drinking
marrying,
and
giving
in
marriage.
What
do
we
see
before
our
very
eyes?
Men
and
women
drinking
themselves
to
death.
They
have
to
have
the
bottle
wherever
they
go.
Stand
on
the
riRDT
BAPTIMT
8th
Ave
E
at
Young
St.
Mluiater:
Re.
Fred
Antrobua
(Qreen
811)
FIRST
PKKSHVTF.RIAN
4th
Avenua
Eat
FIRST
VKITF.M
'
636
6th
Are.
Wm
Ktv.
L.
a.
Sieber
lOreen
613)
Let
us
begin
by
rcailing
th.::t
tnns"w8
on
w
it
U
not
uncemmon
to
give
the
''"'!
"ho
havt
name
of
"body"
to
a
number
of
8re
a"
wnit)t-s
the
coming
of
the
Son
of
Ma.i
of
the
greatest
events
that
it
has
be."
:
!
ever
experienced.
An
event
which
We
are
living
in
momentous
is
one
of
a
series
of
events
that
rfaVS.
EVfTVbodV
rn!ivc
thai
Dlii-llu
r,mu)
imiui
lllifl
oarth
THINK
it
very
worthwhile
to
commend
to
WE
the
support
of
all
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert,
regardless
of
denominational
affiliation,
the
mass
'prayer
meeting
which
our
good
Catholic
friends
are
holding
tomorrow
afternoon
in
the
Civic
Centre.
In
their
current
campaign,
it
is
quite
evident
that
the
Catholics
are
earnestly
concerned
about
the
falling
away
from
spiritual
association
with
God
and
have,
therefore,
started
this
crusade!
As
for
ourselves,
we
would
say
it
matters
not
so
much
where
you
pray
with
the
Catholics,
with
the
Protestants,
with
the
Salvation
Army
or
any
of
the
non-denominationals
or
indenominationals
so
long
as
you
pray.
Maybe,
or
a
lot
of
us,
it
would
be
a
good
thing
to
start
or
re-start
with
the
Catholics
tomorrow
and
sustain
our
prayers
in
our
own
way.
We
note
the
thousands
that
have
joined
with
the
Catholics
in
the
large
cities
of
Canada
35,(HH)
in
Vancouver,
50,000
in
Winnipeg
and
we
think
Prince
-
Rupert
would
do
well
to
follow
suit.
It
cannot
but
One
does
not
know
from
one
namWy
the
Second
Coming
of
...
.
.
number
that
Into'
the
,nim
liquor
go
persons
who
are
bunded
t
c"lrl-
"
get
her
under
an
authority
for
a1
PrcLsely
particular
purpose.
B
it,
Vhen'
iso'al,J
units
b
we
speak
of
Christians
as
the
R
bxty,
our
ac
body
of
Christ."
the
term
is;
rfPw'c-:n
v,
used
in
a
special
sense
to
Indi-1
TO!nlers
of
ti
cate
a
unity
lar
more
Intimate
member
of
the
far
more
real,
than
thut
which
takf
his
part
h
it
commonly
designates.
The
dlvne
life
am
boni
that
unites
th
meml'TS
memlrs
w,
,
store
men
and
women
from
all
walks
of
lite
patronize
It.
The
thing
that
causes
mote
broken
homes,
more
heart
aches
to
aay
to
the
next
what
Is
going
to
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
happen.
The
international
situ-
The
word
of
Ood
Is
very
clear
ation
Is
by
all
means
uncertain.
0n
this
matter
and
tells
us
to
There
are
wars
and
rumors
of
look
for
certain
signs
that
will
wars.
There
Is
famine
on
every
uke
place
Ui
the
earUi
ju.st
pre-hand.
Mens
hearts
are
failing
ceding
this
great
event.
These
tlieui
bttMU&e
oi
lear.
This
old
signs
are
givu
so
that
those
who
world
is
on
the
threshold
of
one
know
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
as
wives
and
to
children,
more
sick
ness
and
sorrow
than
anything
rt'I.L
OOSPKL
TABMtNA
I.S
202
6th
Ave
.
West
Pastor:
C.
Pawcett
t
Green
331)
SALVATION
ARMY
Praser
SU?et
CO.:
Major
W.
Yurgenaen
Directory
Class
SO
p
m.
Sunday
School
S
:O0
p
m
(Black
6
ST.
PAIL'S
I.I
TIIKRXN
5th
Ave,
at
McBrMe
St.
Pastor:
S.
Holland
-
,
(Black
610)
ST.
rt.TMTM
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cova
Archdeacon
E.
Hudson
Sunday
School
11:00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
ISO
p
m.
(Blu
437)
I
was
talking
of
any
human
society
can
never
u"r
ninner
by
else
in
this
world.
be
ether
than
external.
Each
'"'"is.
ciiristi
member
lives
his
own
lit"
and
wh"m
we
call
the
only
sense
in
which
he
c:m
Particularly
ef;
3
r
ii..
,
to
a
man
Just
three
weeks
ago
from
Sacramento,
California.
This
man
has
travelled
much
from
Texas
to
the
Canadian
border.
He
told
me
"I
have
never
seen
so
much
drunkenness
and
dp
u
I
rnr
Tnp
crcnn
ui
me
rj'ifly
r
Among
that
of
the
bi
.:
,-,
f.i.
number,
of
a!
tribes
an
I
p,;(Jp
v.ho
st.n1
bi
ior
Ood,
the
r,l(,st
the
brightest
lis
be
said
to
be
one
with
h'.s
tcl-low-menihers
is
that,
in
common
with
them,
he
d
c.lres
the
sune
end
and
is
subieo-;
to
the
same
authority.
But
the
bond
which
uiHt-s
the
membTi
cf
the
bnety
of
Christ
is
an
j'ernal
Vond,
a
vital
bond.
The
memceri
of
brawls
anywhere
as
I
rv
on
U.,
(Continued
on
Page
5)
;
:
.
,
v-w
y
THANKSGIVING
DAY
IT'S
A
FAR
CRY
from
the
days
of
ancient
Rome
I
to
the
modern
Thanksgiving
Day,
which
Canada
Christ
are
one
with
Chrlsc
and
Mother
of
Jesus
with
each
other
in
the
.sense
ost
f
creatures
First
United
Church
(36
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
Full
Gsd
Tabernacle
202
Sixth
Avenue
West
PRESENTS
Evangelist
Eunice
Meyer
.
In
Special
Meetings
If
you
have
not
attended
these
meetings,
you
are
missing
Uw
greatest
and
best'
thing
In
life.
Services
Sunday,
10:45.
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class.
12:15.
Evangelistic
Rally,
7:30.
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Friday
at
8.
Wed
,
8:30,
Children's
Church.
Everybody's
welcome
at
Prince
Rupert's,
Evangelistic
Centre.
PASTOK:
C.
FAWCETT
Thanksgivlng
and
Holy
11
am-
that
each
lives
the
s;me
,'Hper-natural
life
of
grace
Vhich
he
receives
from
the
llcsd
ot
the
bedy,
the
living
Christ.
The
Intimacy
and
tltality
of
this
bond
are
expressed
by
Our
Lord
Himself
when
He
says:
'
I
am
the
celebrates
for
the
71st
time
next
Monday.
When
Autumn
came
to
Rome's
Empire,
pagan
Caesars
looked
on
while
the
Roman
mob
carried
cornucopias
brimming
with
fruits
and
flowers
to
celebrate
the
bounty
of
their
Mediterranean
fields
frcm
the
human
flesli
and
blood
Gr:d.
She
Lt
has
perfectly
li-.
quiremeui
o!
on
man
by
Go
in
every
Catho:
numberless
In-
i
vine:
vou
ar;
rtr
brane.iev
He
Convm
union.
Sermon:
"And
He
Took
Bread.
'
Children's
Story:
"Tom's
Harvest."
7:30
p
m
Thanksgiving
Service.
Sermon:
"Use
Them
Aright."
Sunday
Schools
'
First
United,
12:15.
Conrad
United,
2
p
m.
attend
These
services
that
abldeta
A
Me
an.-:
I
in
"
as
meir
w
him
the
same
beareth
much
her
name
18
t;'
fruit:
for
without
Me,
you
can
supplication
h.
do
nettling.
If
anyone
iib'de
not
ollc
kneels
In
r-
In
Me,
he
shall
be
cast
foith
as
However,
m.
and
orchards.
Now
Canadian
children
watch
pop-eyed
as
steaming
turkeys
and
pumpkin
pies
are
set
beore
them,
celebrating
an
even
more
benevolent
harvest
in
North
America.
Rome's
thanks
were
offered
to
a
galaxy
of
pagan
gods
one
of
whom
was
Caesar
himself.
The
modern
Thanksgiving
Day
has
a
deeper
religious
significance,
stemming
from
both
Christian
and
Jewish
faiths.
a
branch,
nnd
rfiall
wither
.
."i
(Lonlmiiffl
First
Presbyter
iaw
Church
Duecior
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
THANKSGIVING
SERVICES
Sunday,
October'
9,
1949
Speaker:
H
....
.
Rev.
C.
A.
Wright
of
Baptist
Church.
Anthems
Junior
Choir:
"To
Render
Thanks
Unto
the
Lord.",
,
.
"Now
Sing
We
a
Song
for'
ri
4
the
Harvest.-'
Evening-
The
religious
basis
of
the
celebrations
was
voiced
in
Canada
by
the
Marquis
of
Lome,
former
governor-general,
who
on
Nov.
6,
1879,
called
on
Canadians
"to
attend
church
and
give
thanks
for
the
blessings
with
which
Canada
has
been
favored
during
the
year."
Since
the
irst
official
pronouncement
of
the
holiday
in
Canada
in
1879,
the
date
of
the
holiday
has
been
often
changed.
After
the
First
World
War
and
up
until
1930,
it
generally
fell
on
Armistice
Day,
Nov.
11.
The
Thanksgiving
holiday
did
not
revert
to
an
early
tmv,,i
Vi
moi
tv,
..i
.!..-
Musical
Service
under
direction
Senior1
Choir.
Anthems:
"He
Watereth
the
Hills."
i
."The
Lord
Is
My
Shepherd."
"Abide
With
Me."
Duet:
"Prayer
Perfect"
Mrs.
William
Martin,
Miss
Elizabeth
Martin.
Solo:
Mr.
R.
Miles.
W'iV:l
Christian
Science
Society
Second
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Branch
of
The
First
Church
of
Slir
ZFauuly
that
Prays
Suujrthrr
MESSAGE
FROM
MAYOR
ARNOLD
I
am
very
pleased
to
be
given
the
opportunity
to
endorse
the
appeal
being
made
during
the
forthcoming
crusade
to-encourage
family
prayer
in
the
home.
One
of
the
greatest
evils
that
follow
in
.
the
train
of
any
war
is
the
breakdown
of
family
life
and
the
consequent
breakdown
of
morality
among
its
victims.
The
basic
foundation
of
our
nation,
our
cities
and
our
villages
is
the
family
life
of
its
members
and
any
movement
to
stimu-
-late
the
spiritual
reunion
of
families
within
the
home,
is
a
step
forward
in
the
progress
of
our
people,
and
provides
another
weapon
in
the
battle
against
the
forces
of
evil
rampant
in
the
world.
I
urge
that
all
heads
of
families
give
serious
consideration
to
this
crusade
NORA
E.
ARNOLD,
,
,
Mayor.
y
Christ
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass
Subject
of
Lesson
Sermon:
"Are
Sin,
Disease
and
Death
Real?"
Services
Every
Sunday
at
II
a.m.
Sunday
School
Convenes
at
11
a.m.
Wednesday
Evening
Meeting
-
Second
Wednesday
of
Each
Month
at
8.
p.m.
Thanksgiving"
Service
October
10
at
11
a.m.
Reading
Room
Open
Wednesday
and
Friday
from
2
to
4
p.m.
...
,
,
.
...
lferf
1--;rtv?
I
'
-,VIfJ
1
nnjnuoy
in
vciuuci
umu
j.7oi.
nie
actual
uitLe
is
now
set
by
order-in-council.
NOW
FOR
BETTER
SCHOOLS
"THE
TAXPAYERS
of
Prince
Rupert
are
to
be
I
congratulated
on
their
emphatic
approval
of
the
money
bylaws
providing
for
the
construction
of
two
new
school
buildings.
There
will
be
no
cause
to
regret
the
decision,
we
are
sure.
As
some
of
those
who
might
not
have
been
so
enthusiastic
about
the
school
bylaw
said,
there
are
plenty
of
other
things
that
the
city
needs
such
as
streets,
waterworks
and
sewer
improvements
and
telephones.
Nobody
disagrees
with
that.
However,
there
might
be
some
things
that
are
more
badly
needed
than
others.
Taxpayers,
evidently,
decided
that
schools
were
as
badly,
if
not
more
badly
needed,
than
anything
else.
Our
educational
facilities
are
something
that
must
be
maintained
and,
through
lack
of
adequate
buildings,
they
certainly
have
not
been
maintained
these
last
several
years
in
the
way
they
should
be.
Lack
of
water,
sewers
and
streets,
if
not
telephones,
might
make
a
city
unliveable.
Certainly
lack
of
schools
could.
Fortunately
now
the
passage
of
the
bylaws
gives
the
green
light
to
take
a
solid
move
ahead
in
rectifying
Prince
Rupert's
educational
deficiencies.'
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J
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(
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,
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Fundamentalist!
;629
E.
6th
(Near
High
School)
;
Phone
369
;
SUNDAY,
OCT.
9,
1949
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
(Classes
for
all
Come.i
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Service,
j
Speaker:
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby.
j
"LIGHT
AND
LIFE"
Male
Quartet
will
sing."
Mon.,
7:30
p.m.
"
;
Young
People's
Society
j
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
Thurs.,
3:30
p.m.
Mission
I
Band.
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ADVERTISING
COPY
IS
APPRECIATED
The
Salvation
Army
Citadel
'
PRAYER
RALLY
l'RtKJRAM
Program
for
the
JUlly
at
the
Civic
CVntrc,
Sunday
Afternoon
at
2:30
p.m
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1.
Hymn:
"Holy
Gd
We
Praise
Thy
Name."
2.
Opening
Remarks
N.
R.
Young.
3
Talk
on
Prayer
Bishop
A.
Jordan,
O.M.I.
.
Movie
in
Technicolor
entitled
;
"THE
ROAD
TO
PEACE
PRAYER."
Featuring
Blug
Crosby
and
Am
Blyth.
5.
Recitation
of
the
Rosary.
Living
Tableaux
of
Scriptural
Scenes.
Rev.
F.
Raynor,
O.M.I.
Narrator.
6
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Canada.
THE
OLD-TIME
GOSPEL
i
(Captain
nd
Mrs.
W.
Poultoni
Advance
Notice
Coming
Oct.
17-88
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
Thanksgiving
Sunday
8:30
a.m.
Holy
Communion.
11:00
a.m.
Harvest
Festival
Service.
2:00
p.m.
Children's
Thanksgiving
Service:
7:30
Festal
Evensong.
Special
Music
Preacher
at
all
Services:
The
Rector
!
Rev.
W.
H.
Ross
MacPhrn
SPECIAL
THANKSGIVING
SERVICES
Saturday,
Oct.
8
at
8
p.m.
Sunday
at
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m
A
Thanksgiving
Altar
Service
will
be
conducted
at
the
7:30
p.m.
service.
Bring
your
children
to
our
Sunday
School
at
3:00
p.m.
Pastor
-Evangelist
ta
conduct
an
EVANGELISTIC
CAMPAIGN.
Keep
these
dates
open
and
plan
to
attend
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