! . sold j : _“Tell Mr. McKay to be sure to think that we can conveniently || aud 7:30 p.m. except as shown
| sister as matron of honor and fon mother for her son. Nov aber ne wegion Week, send his children to school in | Jeave our Bibles, our Churqp, our !| —
" : : Son. R eporls of past months show dungarees this fall, and ont to | Lord, all behind us while we take “i ANGLICAN CRAED RAT
: 5 7 13 ; ve a nsmu ot
ed Miller Bay Indian Hospital dress them up too much. This is |g holiday? Evil is ever present, ;

 

Prince Rupert Shares Interest
In Overend- Spong Burnaby Rites

Of interest here was the double-ring wedding ceremony solemnized in

St. Andrew's Anglican Church

‘Miss Phyllis Lorraine Overend a
: Rev, Norman Tannar heard:

‘the vows exchanged at the ev-
ening*services for the daughter
ft former city residents Mrs, I.
L. Bush and Walter Overend,
now of Vancouver and the son ot
‘Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Spong
of New Westminster,

' A long- time member of the derbilt was asked, in a recent TV| day in which we live. This is|Prove to bean outstanding: part, Mm re .
For her wedding © the pride| Wi#h matching accessories and] 1 JGiog Auailiary to the Cs se we
Ghose to wear hand - clipped’ all carried bouquets of white Legion Branete No. 4 anagen interview, for some advice on| well and good, for we come back |of the year! May we, ‘then, ‘put, }

rose-point lace nylon tulle-over
Slipper.satin, Her fully crino-
lined low-waisted skirt fell from:

a fitted lace bodice featuring
an Elizabethan collar, trimmed
with séed pearls and irredescent

equins; and sleeves tapered to
1 ly points. Her matching seed

; relentless activity of the Enemy ; —— en
aught a itineee aren Pt other business, tentati Monroe-Olivier film “The Prince tof our souis, it behooves us to CH URC H
illusion net vell ana sne sacre LUTON, England ® — Four Nt ae and the Showgirl.” The party | remember that He never lets up Se
illusion net veil and she carried > One 4 plans were made for a joint- was attended by hundreds of !j 5 diaboli k of seeking .
2 bouquet of roses and steph- hours’ physics. coaching bY! entertainment’ night, to be held , y in His diabolical work of seeking DIRECTORY.

anotis,,
_ Mrs. E. 8S. Clarke attended her

bridesmaids were Miss Sylvia
Spong, sister of the groom and
Miss Hilda Smith.

The trio wore similar baller-
ina-length gowns of shrimp-
toned lace-over taffeta, off-set

Best man was Samuel Lloyd
and ushers were R, Hostman
and E. S, Clarke.

At the’ reception held at The
Manhattan, Joseph Hearst pro-
posed the toast to the bride.

 

USEFUL DONATION

grammar school headmaster K
B. Webb was offered ata Rotary

 

 

in Burnaby, July 27, which united in marriage
nd Stanley Melbourne Spong,

Legion LA
Gives Spoon

recipient of an auxiliary crested
souvenir spoon Thursday night
when the group held its regular
mecting in the Legion building.
Making the presentation to
Mrs. Cecil ‘'waites, who with her
nusband leaves this month for
Nanalmo. was president Mrs. J.

‘| the middle of the month.

Date set for the fall bazaar

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Saturday, Augu ust 3, 1057

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‘| big-name celebriiies of

 

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Blue Jeans

Just Thing

-NEW YORK— Amy Vander-
hilt says blue jeans are “right
dress” for the best- dressed school
ehildren,

Noted columnist and authority
on what's right,.and member of
one of America’s oldest and
rnost fabled families, Miss Van-

living in swank Westport, Conn.,
where she herself lives with her
big family of boys, Stephen, Lin-
coln and. Paul, Dave Dugan ask-
ed for the advice for his part-
ner, Jim ‘McKay, who's moving
to the town, on the “This is
New York’. show (CBS-TV) at a
big preview party for the new

_ Stage
and screen.

POF wae Veter ag 9 dale ete

relaxing beside some calm lake.

Se So hl rr svc

Saturday Sermon

By REV. ITAROED FOSTER.
Evangelical: Free Church:
“A GOD-DIRECTED HOLIDAY!” a not
It is | the cutsomary, and necessary, thing to take “time: oft?”
round about this time of the year to get away from the regular:
round of work and employment: in, the office and shop; etc.,. for a‘:
holiday spent perhaps motoring, sight-seeing, boating, fishing, or

This is done with the thought:—

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of deriving rest, relaxation, and-
refreshing of tired, ,weary bod-
res that have reaped this inevit-
able toll in this high-pressure

renewed, and invigorated, to
again embrace the tasks of life
whereby we earn our: dally
bread. .
However, there is a ‘realm in.
which we cannot, dare not, take
a “holiday” and that is the spir-
itual. Because of the unceasing,

to defeat, frustrate, overpower
weary, sin-sick souls. Do we

 

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watchfulness.
“A God-directed holiday | can.

the Lord first, yes, even. in plan

amply .re-paid in physical. and

testimony goes on, whether at
home, or away.

 

 

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spiritual restoration alike. After '
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patients had been visited and the costoume for the schoo!! ang we do well to give the Lord|| vay Rev Ae. amon 6 “pial 4766 po
records were donated t ‘the hos ai esmasiiiad ' children of Westport.” His rightful place in our plan- = S
pital’s collection of. musical THEREBY HANGS A TAIL— It’s not exactly a Pari tio: A true-blue jeans advocate, |ning and preparations, for ‘this ee Pepa Core AN
records. Sica . ee chy & Faris creavion, |Miss Vanderbilt says her boys |cean mean returning from a holi-

but it’s much more practical. Six-year-old Beverly Berger al-
lows her ponytail full freedom through an opening in her.
battered straw chapeau. She was among 300 youngsters tak-
ing part in the Clinton, Kan., Pishing Derby.

Miss Elaine’ Bulmer,."B.A., L.” oe cha
964 10th East. Dial. 3470.

. FIRST BAPTIST -
5th Ave. E. at. Young St.:

wear jeans all the time. A family
hobby, she said; is sending all
their outgrown (“they never
\wear out!”). blue jeans to or-

Residents of the Pioneer Home
also were visited during the past
months with each of the 15 men

day that has been mapped out
with the Lord’s presence and
blessing truly refreshed in body,

 

given articles of clothing.

A report was submitted by
delegate and president Mrs. Wil-
liams and augumented by Mrs.

 

phangs in- Europe, through the

’.| Foster Parents Plan, one of her.

“There, ” she

soul and spirit.

Many are the Scriptures that
exhort us to “Watch and pray
lest ye enter into temptation’-—

Rev. J. A; ‘Roskam

REGULAR BAPTIST. .
629 6th ‘Ave. East: .

 

Sunday School:10 a.m: and 12: 15° be ,
Dial 5060 ||

‘t favorite charities.:
‘1 says, “the. jeans continue to
-| spread their. pleasant little phil-
osophy of simplicity, durability
and all-around usefulness.” A
picture of Miss Vanderbilt, with
her handsome sons in jeans, ap-
pears in’ ‘the current -issue of
Good. Housekeeping magazine,
atong with: a’ thumbnail biog-
raphy of the famous author.’

J. S. Black, immediate ‘past
president of the command, on
‘the recent convention held in
Nanaimo. .

.. Sunday’ School 10 -am.- op
Rey. L. E. Jackson ’ Dial 3071, ee

EVANGELICAL FREE. CHURCH”
. 6th Aye. at ‘Ambrose:
Sunday School 11:00: a.m. *.
’ Morning Service 22:00: ipa.”

Rev. Gamble |— 2 = ae Hes
by. th Ave. at McBride

To Preac -

At Churches

Personally Speaking. : lee

Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Gurvich, 802
Borden Street, returned to the
city last night following a three-
week holiday in the south. While
away they attended the Order
of the Royal Purple and _ the
Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks joint-conventions in
Vancouver and were the house-
guests of former city residents
Mr..and Mrs. George Barr of

“Be sober, be vigilant, because
your adversary, the Devil, as a
roaring lion; walketh about seek-
ing whom He may | devour’—

 

Mrs. John Lengejan and her
son Victor, 1450 Piggott Place,
left this morning by CPA plane
en route to Amsterdam via the
“Polar Route’, where she will
visit her father.

 

 

Shriners Here

More than 100 Shriners from
the United States were swarm-
ing through the city’s business
section yesterday as the steam-
ship “Chilcotin” made a two-
hour stop in Prince Rupert on

 

 

Sunday School: 10. ‘a.m. wae
Rev. “A. S. Olson. “Dial. 4164

- PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE ©
202: 6th Ave. West.
Morning Service 11:30

dames Malloy of Vancouver,
left this morning by CPA plane

for his home after a brief stay -
in the city as guest of Mr.. and Aug ust

 

 

 

   

Haney . Sunday. School. 10: 230 CS
ney ae . |Mrs. R. S. Woods, 860 ‘Summit or Ce i Rev. Ivan ©. Gamble, pastor Rev. Wm. E. Leggett «Dial! 5839
e€ boat, with a shipload of i i 9 uir | Avenue. , ot B d - | » AV S- wae, Bi FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
| Shriners aboard. left et wood ints S. Martin, 420 Dunsmuir Driae-€ }EC of the Frist Presbyterian Church, Ose 4th eee Eee
. and will be back Wednesday . will

conduct Sunday’ services |
during the month of August and
and the first Sunday of Septem-
ber at his own church and First
Unitea Church.

Relieving Rev. Vernon E. Mc-
Eachern of First United Church,
who is away on vacation, Mr.
Gamble will hold Sunday serv-
ices at First United Church at
9:30 a.m, and at his own churcti
at 11 a.m.

Mr. McFachern left early this
week for Toronto where he is
studying for his master’s degree
at Emmanuel College, Victoria
, University. . Sp ‘

Sunday: School 10 and MW: am.*
Rev. Ivan: 5. Gambie Dial 5823

THE SALVATION ARMY:
Fraser. Street . °° |
Sunday School 12: 30" p.m.
Sr. Major and Mrs. C. Clitheroe”
Asst. 2nd ‘Lt. Frederica Day
: | Dial 3024

FIRST UNITED |:
‘6386 6th Ave. West _
' Family. Service 9:30 a.m.
No Evening Service:
Rev. V. E. McEachern -

’ BETHEL

Canadian Pacific via Terrace en
route to New York. While away
until Labor’Day, Mr. Martin will
attend Major League baseball
games stopping off at Chicago,
Boston and Washington and will
engage in surf-casting off the
coast of Carolina.

night.

R. A, McLean, 1128 Eighth Av- Feted

enue East, | t rh .
_ eaves tomorrow by The home of Mrs. Herman

plane via Terrace for a ‘week's

business trip in Vancouver. Vanderheide on Herman’ Place
—- - ‘ty, was the scene of a delightful
: _ “| miscellaneous shower Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. William: Bond! night when friends gathered to
| and children. John. and Margare ot fete bride-elect. Miss Mavis
— . —_——— Greenfield. t
. and Mrs. William Brem- ; Miss Greenfield's ‘marriage O
ner and thcir younger son John: Mr: and Mrs. Ned McLeod arid Wally Verwold will be an event
of 226 Sixth Avenue Fast return- | sons Rollie and Douggie of 301| of August 31. .
ed home by car this week after a, Sixth. Avenue East, returned| The opening of the gifts, play-.
month's vacation visiting rela-| home this week after spending a|ing of games and refreshments
tives in Vancouver. Their older | composed the evening's enjoy-
men

 

 

MANCHESTER, Eng. @— The
largest television studio in Bri-
tain will be built here if Man-
chester Corporation accepts the
plans. With a floor area of
9,400 square feet, the studio will
have glass walls on three sides! yyy
so visitors can watch without
interfering with production.

. READERS

@ Buy your show tickets at the
Grand Cafe anytime. This week!

 

 

   

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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