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on By REV, J. A, ROSKAM

i First Baptist Church

Last Sunday night al 8:15, our time, my mother left this
world avd entered Into the presence of her Lord and Saviour,
Durlng her last short illness she repeatedly expressed a desire

i 1 have a desire to poy tribule} experienced the Saving Grace
jo a Christian mother and tolof the Lord Jesus Ghiriste departs
express a word of appreciation | from this life, they go directly
for the inestimable privilege of |into His presence, As the Apostle
' @ Chiistlan home and parents./Paul tells us in Philiplans 1:23;
'T would like to express these and II, Corinthians 6:8; “Absent
Sun- from the body ( -
day, bul might not he able to! ent with the Lonel pe) ies
gay them, so 1 am wriling them. | |
* Tam thankful for parents who j written a few years ago to Charl-
did. better than send their chil-'es Puller after he had announc-
and ed over the radio that the next
( The Sunday he
quéstlon of going to Sunday “Heaven.” My mother could have
more written the same kind of letter,
the question: because she had implicite faith

whether we went to’ day sehool . ‘Sn the same wonderful Saviour

a Chris-
(ian in my late teens, due in, concerning her future,
large part, to the prayers and!
1 Influence of a godly mother, the:

about it was!
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“Next Sunday you are to talk
‘about Heaven, I am interested
in’ that land, because I have

erty there for over 55 years. !
Aid not buy it. It was glven te
me without money and without
price. But the donor purchased |
It for me at tremendous sacri-
fice, There js a valley of deep
shadows between the place
where I live and that to which
1 shall journey in a very short
‘time. I cannot reach my Home
‘in that‘ city of gold, without
passing through this dark val-
ley of shadows, Bul I am not
‘afraid, because the best friends
‘T ever had went through the
same valley long, long ago and
‘drove away all its gloom He has
vstuck by me through thick and
thin jsinee we first became
‘acquainted fifty-five years ago,
‘and L hold His promise In print-
-ed form, never to forsake me
nor to leave me alone. He will
be with me as I walk through
‘the valley of shadows, and 1
‘shall not lose my way when He
‘is with me,

“T hope to hear your sermon
on Heaven next Sunday, bul I
‘have no assurance that I shall
be able to do so. My Sickert &o
i heaven has no date marked for
‘he journey, and no permis’ for
‘baggage. Yes, I am ready to go
and 1 may not he here - when
‘you speak next Sunday, bul 7
shall meet you there some day,”

READERS

@ Avoid theatre ne-ups—buy |
your tickets at the Grand Cafe. |
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‘gion Auditurium, Sunday. Sept. |
‘16. 9 pan. Ail focal candidates |
‘for Provinclal Elections are |
‘cordially invited to altend. Aus- |
‘pices of Trades and Labor Coun- |

cil, (1t) i
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15, 9:30 aan. Presbyterian:
~Chareh basement. (218)

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>meeting Monday, 8 p.m. Assem- ;
bly Prestdcnt's visit, All mem- .

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@ Moose Night Saturday, Sept.
15, 8 pan. (217) |

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of Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Pierce,
150 Eighth Avenue East,
on Union Steamship last night
to start the fall term at the
University of British olumbia,
She 1s accompanied by Miss
Judy Lloyd, daughter of Mrs.
Tilly R, Lloyd,
Avenue East,

- Miss Loulse Freeman, daugh-|p
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon F
Freeman, 53] Ebert Street, left
by Canadian Pacific Airlines
Plane this morning to attend
UBC In Vancouver.

Waldron Apartments, will spend
an extended visit in Vancouvel
and
last ngiht’s
Shaw left by plane this morning.

plane this morning to attend
the university is Arthur Parent,
son of Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Par-
ent, 712 Taylor Street.

and children, Marlyn and Mur-

car Thursday night after a four-
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PERSONALS

Donald Jervis Hargrove, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Har-
grove, 1025 Ambrose Avenue left
by PA plane for vandouver this
morning. to attend UBC.

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James Kerr of Vancouver,
arrived here by CPA Friday for
a week's visit with his mother
and father-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.

Carl Leeman, 215 Fourth Avenue

the sewing stall of the - fall|Mrs.
bazaar,

1108 Seventh Samuel

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the Women of the Moose.at {ts}absence of Mrs, Michael Mul-

the. home of Mrs, Cherrill MeIn- Lloyd’ Mooney, .. Mrs. °
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Many aprons were made for|Henry Dickens, Mrs, Peter Woods
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1) Training. parade ‘will “be a
held Monday, September 17 at
the Armourles,

2). Time: Fall- in parade al aes
1955 hours,

3) ‘Dress: Beret (Band: “Glen-
garry); ‘khaki web. belt, battle-
dress; boots andputtees,

4) CWAC: wintersdress..00)0 Jy

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Also leaving for Vancouver by
‘Union steamship last night were
Sonja Hanson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hanson, 212
Eighth Avenue East who wh
attend UBC and Julie Prockter
laughter of Canon. Basil §5.\
Prockter,, 200 Fourth Avenue
‘East, Miss Prockter will attend
the College of Education at Vic-
torla,
G, Douglass Frizzell, and E. T.
Applewhaite, MP Skeena,. will
leave the city tonight by Pac-
ifie Western Airlines for Stew-
Mr, and Mrs, George Brown {art, Alice Avm and = Torbritt
Mines in the course of Mr, Friz-
zell’s election campaign. The
Atlin Liberal standard bearer,
returned last night from a visit
to Atlin, Tulsequah and Tele-
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