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Seal Cove -.° :
Miss Elaine Bulmer, BA. L. Th,
Sunday School 10 and: 11: 1am,
“Morolig Prayer 1116 aay.
064 10th Bast Din) 3470,

FIRST BAPTIBT
5th Ave. B. at Young 8. |
Sunday School 10 am. and 12:16
tev, J. A. Roskam - Diat 6060

REGULAI BAP TISE.

620 Gt Ave. Rast
Sunday School 10° a.m,:
Rov, L. E. Jackson Dial 3071

EVANGELION FRE CHURCIE
- Oth Ave. nt “Ambrose .
Sunday Sehoul 11:00 a. m.
Moriilng Service 2:00 pin,

Rev, H, W. Poster Dial 4403

STPACL'S LUTHERAN

bth Ave. at McBride St.”
Sunday School J26- pam.
Rev. A.-S, Olson Dial 4104-

PR NTHCO C ONT: TAL TABER ANAC \ i
202 Oth: Ave, West.
Morning Service. 1, a0 ;
Sunday Schoo) 10:30.aan, ”
Rev, Wm. E.’ Leggette: Dial 5830

i HOS RESHAPE, KEAN
235 4lh Ave. Enst’
Stunday School 10° and: 1 Am
Minister's Bible Class 1046 fm.
Rey, Tyan 8. Gamble Dial 6823

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Praser Street |”
Sunday Schoot 12:80. pm.
Sr. Major and Mrs, C. Cijtheroe |
Asst. 2nd Lt. Frederica Day -
Dial 3024

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636 GLN Ave. West:
Stinday Sehonl: uh
(9 yrs. and over)

(under 0 yrs.) 0,

tev, V. OE Mekachern ‘Phi 314
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

400 4th Avenue East

’ Sunday School —~ 10 am. .
Rev, A, Hart Dial 3058

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Sunday School .,.... 10:45: am.
Worship’ Service ....- 1330 p.m.

Pastor: Rev, Jacob Bergen

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looks?

A Christian’ inagazine recently
reported the’ experience ‘of. an
English farmer. who ‘told a*com-
panion .as_they,,were: walking]:
through his'fields: together, “You
know, I was saved ‘by my: food
looks.” :

“To his surprised. friend, he ex-
plained: that. not: long. ago, -he
had attended a” church | service
and this is what" ‘happened,

“The: preacher “ghve, out.as his
first, text,’ Isalah 45; 22°: ‘Look
unto me, and. be’ yé" ‘saved, all
jthe ends of the: earth? for’ I am
God and there ts: none else,’ ‘He
pletured . the : cruel: Cross. and

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world, Sitting there 1 gazed’ at.
the amazing sight: and’ with ‘my
inner eyes ‘of the soul: 1 SAW

HIM DYING: FOR, ‘MEL

“Then the preacher furried td
a second verse, - Hebrews.” 12:2;
‘Looking unto Jesuis the, ‘author
dnd finisher of#éur.,faith’ -who
‘{ifor, the joy thab.:w was’ set before
“Him endured ‘thé. Cross, despis-
ing the shame,. and is” set, down.

 

~at the: right haid ‘oft ‘the' throne

‘ef. God, He ‘pictured ' a, RISEN}.
Saviour ‘able -to’’ save ‘to the
uttermost. all. that. come “unto
Him... able to: keep -us_ from
stumbling . . . able to presen}
us faultless. before His throne

. able to eiipower us to livé
victoriously, Somehow the sight
of the mighty riseh Saviour, the
Lord Jesus, showed me, that He

ycould do the job, not only FOR

me on the. Cross, “but -also IN
me day by. day. me
“Then, before ‘the preacher
closed his message, she calléd at
tention to one more wonderful
verse, Titus 2:13; ‘Looking for
that Blessed hope and the ‘glor;
lous appearing of our great God
and Saviour Jesus. ‘Christ.’ What;
a thrill it was, to: hear that this
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(io Pastor: ‘First: ‘Baptist Chureh :
USAVED BY: HIS GOOD. LOOKS".

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Bride Cha
Hon oved
Wi Showei

“The. ‘Home. of Mrs, J. A. Me-
Lennan, 1834, ‘Fifth Avenue East,
was the: Scene Wednesday even-
ing ‘of ‘a: miscellaneous’ shower
honoring’ Miss Jacqueline
Thompson, whose marriage to
Alan Hartwig takes place this
month... o
‘Miss’ Thompson, who came
from -Yorkshire, England, has

 

Harold Alderdice for the past
year. : i

‘On -her arrival, the bride-elect,| :
was présentéd with a corsage of
bridal. rosebuds.

Highlight of the evening was
the presentation of a “grab hag”
In the guise of.a decorated laun-
dry pail containing many useful
gifts.

Miss Eva Usick and Mrs. Bar-
ney Sugiydia assisted. hostess
Mrs. McLennan in serving a
‘buffet Supper. ;

Invited guests. were: Mrs, -D.

Ewart, Mrs. B, Sugiyama, Mrs.
J; Webber, Mrs. A. Dowsley, Mrs.
B. Milnes, Mrs. W. Kernahan,
Mrs. D. McDougail, Mrs, J, Park-
er, Mrs. H. Alderdice, Mrs. ‘E.
Hartwig, Mrs. D. Hartwig, Mrs.
W. Morwick, Mrs. G. Perry, Mrs.
_J. Hayashi, Mrs. W. Turner Mrs.
H. Jukes; Mrs. W. McKay, Mrs.
J. Denning, Mrs. D, Holtom,
‘Mrs. G. Patzold, Mrs. N. Fisher,
Mrs. W. Homenuk, Mrs. F, Elli-
son, Mrs. A. Wade, Mrs, A, Lien,
Mrs, -M. McDonough, Mrs. 'B:
Lofgren, Mrs, G!. Stanford, Mrs.
J; Ewart, and Misses:E: Usick, G.
Eastburn, R. Tasaka, C. Wing,
AY Paulson, ‘P, Woon, H. Olsen,
H: Tweed, ‘P. Morrisey, B. Mc-
Iver, and I. Alderdice. Also Mrs.
James Parker and Mrs. F. Waite,
visiting from Vancouver. ,

 

: Church: Start.
“TTo Be Cbierved

 

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By St. Paul's

Members of St. Paul's Luther-

‘+an church, with its pastor, Rev.
‘| Arthur S. Olson, tomorrow will

join with some 2,700’ congrega-
tlons of the Evangelical Luther-
an church in’a Canada and

‘{ United States-wide ‘observance
lof. the 40th anniversary of the

ELC's formation.

At St, Paul's in Priace Rupert
hew members will be received
Into: the congregation, both
through transfer of membership
and through. confirmation..

Holy Communion will also be
celebrated by the local Lutheran

-| Mb tomorrow's morning service,

Special Pentecost Sunday ser-

‘Tyiees will follow a church-wide
-| theme ‘Forget Not All His Bene-

fits,”

‘The = Evangeiiunt LuthdFan

» chureh was organized on June

9, 1917 In St, Ful, von when
iree Norwe an-speaking. Luth-
y arate ae Nor-
Weglan “Synod and United
church) merged to form a single

tlaed membership’ Is expected to
reach 1,100,000 by the end *ot
1087,

Former Government Agent
Gordon Forbes with his wife and
son Charles left Prince Rupert
by road this morning for Vor-
non after A brief visit hore,

 

 

 

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people. 86, Tam looking forward

been living .with Mr. and. Mrs.

body of 450,600 members, Bap-{ 3100.

ae 7 Here's lood for yout every mood vee

delily served ing congenial atmosphere

' Olthe - that's conducive to your fill enjoyment,
Sheer the prices will piove’ eqiclly pleasing
Delight to your peckatbook!, |

  

 
 

    

 

‘MISS NATASHA’ LECKOEFF,
Vancouver stenographer ‘ who
made ‘herself a: simple , black
wool broadcloth sheath above’
for less than $30. hds.won a
sewing machine and’a trip to.
New York in an international /
‘contest which ' may help: her:
to win a grand prize of $25,- ©
000. Mrs. H. ni. Lencseth ‘of:
Prince Rupert took : first prize
‘inthe local ‘Singer Sewing.
contest, May’ 8. :

Explorer Girls
To Present

Gift to Church

The First’. United Explorers
will parade to the morning ser-
vice at First United Church to-
morrow and:-present a gift to
the church. They. will be ac-
companied by their leaders, Mrs.
Arthur Oswald’-and Mrs. Harry
Beltz. Two girls who are grad- +
uating this year ‘into the Cant!
adian- Girls in’ Training: ‘group
will present ‘the gift to: he
church--Donna Long’ and: Mar-

{the 60th return of thelr wedding |”.
_;day with a reception’ at the

_{ Vance, in Nelson.

 

{them Mrs, GR; Kelsey: of. Prince
Rupert; 715 Fifth Ave. East, and

 

. {round the pair: on. this day. | TT

Mr, Allen. was. district forester} ”

4’. |in Prince Rupert for six years |,
fand. remained in lumber busi-|

 

 

Mr, and Mrs, R, B,’Allen, now
residents ‘of Nelson, wil! ‘mark

home of their son-In-law. and
daughter, Mr, and: Mrs, E. L,
All of their six children, among

a number of grandchildren and
great-grandchildren. will

ness for another seven,

Miss Agnes McKay of New West-
minster, exchanged marriage

He met his wife oné year pre-
vious. to their’ marriage in: Slo-

operated. a trucking business...

_ When ‘His-father died in’ 1907,
Mr, Allen’ sold out ‘the business
and entered | the . public -works

as a road: foreman.

divisional. fire warden “with
headquarters in Revelstoke,

A. year: later, che was: namied

sur-.

| On June 16, 1807, Robert Em-|,
met Allen, of Sloan City, and

vows at the Strathcona Hotel

‘Vin Nelson, ae
“| Mr, Allen was 20. years of wage,
4 at the ‘time, his wife 25, - sds

k 60% an

K former Prince Rupert couple will:
their diamond Wedding. anniversary. June 16

can, where he.and his father}

department, working two. years
After moving: to New Denver i.

in 1910, he Joined the B.C. for-
est service and in 1912 was made

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moving there in March, 1913,

“He: was transfer d. to. Prine
Rupert’ In 1917,:

Two. years later: he. “restened
his position as ‘district forester |:
to, enter the lumher ‘business,,
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ton’ Eyford, Rev. Vernon E.:Me-
Eachern -will receive the gift and
dedicate {t to: the. use: of. the:
‘church: ‘Another: Explorer# Kai
en: McBride,. will: read. the-Berip- «
ture lesson during the service.

The Conrad Hall Explorer
girls will also attend the morn-*
ing service with their leader. Migs:
Joyce Facey? °°.

As tomorrow is Pentecost Sun-

 

ian Church; celebrating the ‘gift

lowers, Mr. McEachern — will
preach on “The ‘Holy Spirit” at
both morning and evening ser-
vices,« .

stem bce canara cmt ays mentale brag eees

rea ders

© Buy your Show Tickets at the
Grand Cafe, anytime. The Grand
offers you Lobster Ege. Fooyung,
Deep Fried Prawns, Almond
Chicken, Fish and Chips, Best
Red Brand T-Bone Steaks and
Fried Half Chicken, Fresh hread.
dally, Phone 3215, (1371

@ Richard’ Sophton, District

In the elty, For life Insurance
ceunsel, Phone 2391, (194)
@ SALT. WAKE FERRY—hourly
from 12:00, noan—every Sunday
weather: permitting, Phone “Ti!
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Hall, Jurie 29. Oliver Lake Shoot,
June 30, -July 1,

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day,.the birthday of the Christ?}:
of the Holy Spirit to Christ's fol-|

Agent, Mutual Life of Canada, ts} a]

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Adequate old age and blind pon-
Complete national helt insur-

Low cost and low ront homes
National Labor Code |

Parity for farmors . -
Federal aid for education

Control of monopolies and com:

Taxation of cxcostiva Profits

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all must get together
else; But, remember,

chance “to register your opinion, You
ph throw it away ‘if you don't register your, ‘

my Le REA ‘pinion.

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surance... family allowance... 4 first :
hesitant start on hoalth insurance, Every= a
body knows those came about because of |
constant CCF pressure. Get more CCF
MP's at Chews: to fight for you. =,

the CCF is the ONLY “party, wi
"program of progress and fal —
. ‘This is the kind of moa people

- WANT, Show that you. rae
for your CCF candidate,

to beat somebody”
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