Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, December 16, 1939

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 16, 1939, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eight Winnipeg free press saturday december 16, 1939 unemployed wait Long in line Canada kneels this Yule to thank god for peace b f v i t the Cal sch k1htor. Ai1uf.ns on the Inuma Liun Al Bourne Between Canada and he rent american it Lif. Mckim Chrisl Nins five u a Villi and a Quarter since ii to of go incl ended the Short and Rickdal Belcon he Cana and american children of ens a 1812-14. Romance of our hymns from Early life and through Many years As a working newspaper editor in England James Montgomery wrote hundreds of hymns a few of which became special favourites of the various Christian communions. One of his various Christmas carols is appropriately printed today. Rev. Norman e. Todd new pastor at Trinity Baptist. Or Todd comes to Winnipeg from Weyrum. Sask. Where he served As pastor of the first Baptist Church. R. I Cir ii tid Umily i i re Ihmi ind Nii near Ivy birth Call the Canadian and pastors of Canada and i res of Uslice. Peace and ill to Mark the culminating la.-, eve of a Hundred and Ivin cars of International i by special services of Irmgand prayer. Give thanks to it manifesto for the out and enduring blessings Ark our relations for a if Miles which needs for the unbroken i f Iii settlement for sure ast broke into the pro-1 is in North America for a Rev. A g. Turnbull continues his of the Centenary of a dresses Ori the purpose arrival of the Botn finds another War of Christ s Advent preparatory to i . Stop the Cei Sci Risemas. Or. Turnbull will speak of this subject at both the morning and evening services on sunday. The evening service a rally will be held for Young people. Or. John by Lyngh in son of the late Christian John Belling Huin superintendent of Advent messages at Elim Chapel anniversary Bis Lime is m cars older and Elim Chapel will speak briefly. Or Bellingham is a student at Princeton Seminary. A musical service has been arranged and All Young people Are cordially invited to attend. The regular week meeting will be held on wednesday evening at 8 o clock when or. Turnbull will he Catholic parishes o win continue his discussions on new testament pictures of Christ. Christmas services in Catholic parishes archbishop dedicates my to Iii a Are Busy preparing for Christmas which will be celebrated a usual by Midnight mass sunday . Dec. 1m. Christmas Rve will be the fourth sunday of i n i 5 orc Codi a by Ember a Clail s Shifo wednesday. Friday and sat urday. Dec. 20. 22 and 23 will be Days of fast and abstinence. A patriotic feature Marks one or other of the morning services in different churches with the attendance of a body of soldiers in uniform marching to the Church and being assigned blocks St. Edward s Church a Large body of sol of seats. In last sunday Diers attended the 9 o clock mass in this manner headed by major the Rev. J. K. Mac Isaac chaplain of . 10. Who spoke to the congregation and soldiers on appropriate Means of assisting the nation in this time of War. The new St. Aidan s Church at the Orner of King Sway and Campbell treet will be consecrated sunday morning the archbishop of Rupert s and officiating. The congregation at St. Aidan s Las met for several years in the basement and this year by a great Effort succeeded in completing the superstructure at a total Cost of about at the evening service the Rector Rev. W. H. H. Crump will present to the archbishop a group for the rite of confirmation. Harrow United on sunday evening a Musica service will be held. Rev. R. E Spence will preach on the lift and hymns of Francis Crosby the Blind Singer who wrote 7.000 hymns. Some of her hymns Wil be suns by the congregation the Story for the juniors will be Abou till measure. By Kathleen Blanchard As a boy James Montgomery a a Stormy time. Born in 1771, a Irvine Ayrshire he had Early a to fend for himself for both i Mother and were missionaries in the West there when James was still an infant. It was his parents wish to train their son in the moravian Settle ment but after a trial of this educational institution in. York Shire he ran away and not return. After several jobs first at one Olace then at another he settled for a Lime at a store in bother-1 Ham Here he was Happy and wrote verse to fill a not one line could he get published in 1794 he secured a position on a newspaper at Sheffield Shef Field Iris and there he stayed permanently and became its editor. Montgomery s writings were numerous. He wrote stirring articles against the slave Trade which in that Clay was a live political Issue. He was imprisoned in York Castle the gaol for Trotts libel but this not disturb his spirit for it was Here As he relates that god spoke to his heart and his heart was with the poor slave of the West indies cause he worked for in to singly. In 1807, he had the Joy of seeing the abolition of the african slave Trade. He wrote a poem to Cele brate the occasion the West with a foreword from Philemon 15, 16 ver., receive him forever not now As a servant but above a servant a brother Montgomery s hymns have a glow of evangelical sentiment with exquisite rhythm and expression. Many of them were first printed in his paper. This Beautiful Carol was published in the Sheffield Iris dec. 24, 1811 Angels from the realms of glory Wing your flight o or All the Earth be who Sang creation s Story now proclaim Messiah s birth come and worship worship Christ the new born King. Shepherds in the Field abiding watching o or your flocks by night god with Man is now most of these unemployed men waited Many hours in line outside the offices of the commission application Bureau in new York Only to discover they were a Day Early and. Besides no preference will be Given first in line. The jobless seek employment a the department of sanitation. Voices of god s Sunrise revelation " and i saw a new heaven and a new Earth for the first heaven and the first Earth were passed away and i heard a great voice out of heaven saying be hold the Tabernacle of god is with men and he will dwell with them and they shall be his people and god himself shall be with them and be their god. And god shall wipe away All tears and shall be no More among the local Bridge players new plan for handling duplicate tournaments particularly team of four and team has been devised by h. Yanes of Venezuela to overcome some of the objections raised by rubber Bridge players. It really in t a new system. It is More a fusing of the rubber into the rules of duplicate Bride. The cards Are shuffled Only at table 1, Hen passed along to table two after being played. Part scores Are car ried Over from one Board to an other and. Two part scores make a game. Vulnerability As marked on the boards is discarded and a pair Only when having is vulnerable won a game. Title of reverend a movement in the United slates to abolish the title of rever end in the Case of clergy and substitute therefore the Plain mis Ter May occasion Surprise in Cler Christmas Carol at Grace Rev. W. G. Martin s popular re civial of Dickens a Christmas Carol will be Given at the evening ser vice in Grace Church sunday. The service Wii begin at 7 ., but in anticipation of a Lajic congregation the Church doors will be opened at fi.15. Ical circles in Canada arid it is not Likely to be accorded favor Able consideration. The ministerial association of Lansing recently held a meeting at which it was decided to abolish All titles in the Church. So far As can be Learned there have been no discussions on this subject in Canadian Church Cir cles and there seems to be Little information As to the reason for the diction. Yonder shines the infant Light come and worship worship Christ the new born King. Sages leave your contemplations brighter visions afar seek the great desire of nations yet have seen his Natal Star come and worship worship Christ the new born King saints before the altar bending watching Long in Hope and fear suddenly the lord descending in his Temple shall appear come and worship worship Christ the new born King White Gilt service at Young United Advent messages will be Given by Rev Walter e. Donnelly a Young Church sunday when his 11 . Sermon subject will be holds through the and at 7 m. He will give a Short Advent i citation on All the world turns Oward following hich the choir of 45 voices will ing the Advent and Christmas options of Handel s at the White gift service at 3 a. Members of the sunday school and other organizations will bring Leir gifts for the Christmas Bant ers and the Young Church girls Horal class conducted by mrs. W. V. Musgrove will sing the won Irous a Short Christmas cantata and pageant. The Christmas message will be ii theme song and Story Given by Dempsey s glee club at 8.45 rj.m., following the Church service. Youth service at Knox at Knox United Church sunday though an him change in the Michigan Juris infant now we View 1 i service 7 scenes in the Bible 7 Rani to Kivi Lium. Story ind Sui it Hsijui in choir. Solus i Serm Al Forti a choir number tune ill Jhc sunday 10 . Tor ets. God s Wear on at the morning service of the Broadway first Baptist Church s. Xiv. Westcott will deliver a re Christmas Sermon on the sub it god s mightiest in in afternoon at three o clock a Hite gift service will be held with 11 classes of the Bible school parti putting. Cong regional singing of Avrile Christmas carols will in the evening service with Lusie by the choir and Sermon on adventurous christianity. First Church of Christ scientist River Al nut and Nassau Street. Sunday services at 31 . And 7 . Sunday school at 11 . We Chirs Day evening testimonial meetings at 8 o clock free Karthik room 200 National to Nisi building open 9 . To 6 Except Public holidays sundays a to ii Z1on Church Al Stolic i a Cefic Avenue pastor Frank Small sunday 11 . 7.30 meeting. Sunday is Hilo Neil Bible Cluiss 10 to u in Iulus wins a. Wonderful ser virus nightly at 8. Sift. Thursday Wilile questions the Church of god in oni Mininn business College Ilah the Mali . Lord s Day 3.1 of bread 7 tuesday. S and lib to Kiadii she shall fill his father s throne gather All the nations to him every knee shall then Bow Down come and worship worship Christ the new born King visits red Lake Rev. By. James Cormie return during the week from a visit t the United Church at sed Lak the area is prosperous with is producing mines. Rev. John Ros is the representative at the unite Church in the Field. Nazarene the pastor e. S. Mathews of the Nazarene Church will speak on Sun Day on the new the sunday school is Christmas programme on evening dec. 22. Evening there be held a special youth service or. Clarke Ermon subject being the Man who turned away. At tills ser vice there will be a ten minute musical prelude and following it inbox Young people will be _ hosts at a social hour with w. Davidson Thomson leading in a Christina Carol programme. All Young people especially students _ in _ Thi Ity away from Home Are invitee is the title of the morning Sermon. The Anthem Wil be and the glory of the lord by Handel. . Forum the War on the seas will be the subject dealt with at the forum on sunday dec. 17, at Professor a. O. Macfarlan will speak and a question Peno will follow. Gordon Mclean will Render piano selections. The forum is open to the Public. Social Forthm lecture Robert Fay editor of the social actually the new system is a projection. Rubber Bridge into duplicate with cumulative scoring deciding the match. The system can not be used with less than a team of four because of Lack of compari sons. Teara of four seven teams started play for the. Provincial fours championship at be Winnipeg contract Bridge club Ooms last monday night. Not so numerous As in former years the contestants nevertheless represent nost of the top ranking Bridge play is in the City. The event will be included monday night club scores St. Vitals table sirs. J. C. Hack Art Taylor 118.5, onus 14, or. And mrs. J. W. Whicker 105.5, Bonus 23.7, 129.2 g. Scott Geo. Mccarthy 124.5. . J. B. Gray a. King 122, Bonus 15.1. 27.1 or. And mrs. W. A. Carruth is 121.5, Bonus 10.8, 132.3 a. Barb re. Haldane 118, Bonus 10.8, 128.8. Civic 15-table a. H. Hatton a. H. Bright s3.72, Bonus b. Kelly a. W. Snowiest 6.54, Bonus 1.5, 58.04 mrs. M. A Ryan a. N. Little Bonus 2, g.62. . Mrs. E. J. Greenway mrs. F. E. Graves 57.83, Bonus 3.5, Smith Bonus 5, 100 j. A. Brass a. J. Vick 86, Bonus 1, 87 a. G Coulter a. O. Morrison 70.5, hand Cap 1, Winnipeg monday afternoon 5 table to c. B. Johnson mrs. Tom Cochrane 63.5, Bonus 2. Mrs. J. Mooney mrs. B. In Mitchell 60, Bonus 5.4, mrs. L Wilson mrs. J. W. Gilbert 57." Bonus 5.9, 63.4. Wednesday Handicap 13 Tab. Or. And mrs. J Gilbertson 182.5, Bonus 17.1, 199. Mrs. Harold Milnes Jack Kiel 1d9.5 Ernie Westerbergh. W. Mcglynn 183.5. Bonus 4.b, 193.1. . Sigurdson a. Anderson Glenboro 197.5, Bonus v.8, 205.3 mrs. J. W. Gilbert miss Mabel henders 170, Bonus 180.9 mrs. R. K. Watson mrs. A. B. Reid 162, Bonus 18.7. 180.7. Montrose 4-table Howell mrs. Alfreda Barker Arthur Hay Ward 42.5 miss Violet Witham Douglas Dowsett 34.5. In the Lee memorial Competition. Mrs. Barker and or. Hay Ward increased their Lead to Corner two Points Over miss Wilham and or. Dowsett. Terminals beaten they finally found a team to the terminals and break their stranglehold pm the leadership in the week league. Winnipeg Defeated them by 1.820 Points to create a three Way tie for Leader ship with terminals Winnipeg and Winnipeg ladies. The Winnipeg ladies kept in the race by defeating St. Vital by Points. This week s Bruin twister news was flashed across by the Atlantic about the sink ing of the it ook my mind Back to the time i aboard that vessel. It was Dur ing the round the world trip i made n 1937 and 1938. After spending weeks in Egypt boarded the Rawalpindi at port Aid. From that place the vessel steamed through the Suez canal then Down the red sea. There was Winter weather at the time in Canada and most parts of Surope and the United Stales but he red sea journey was like pass no through a bake oven. It lasted about three Days so i Felt Well naked by the time i reached Aden Arabia. Despite the heat i took part in several games of 1 was taught this game by several Young englishmen who were on their Way to Southern Asia to spend two 01 three years. Darts had become popular in England and they Hac brought along the target and feathered darts to amuse them selves after they were settled found the game a great Deal of fun and was sorry 1 had not picked i a set while i was in England. When a vessel sails from the rec sea to the Indian Ocean it passe through the Gate of tears. Jus about when that happened i Hai cause for sorrow. I was overcome by a tropical illness and in a Daj or two was admitted to the Shi Hospital. The Hospital prove to be a one room affair and i a the Only patient. The lost part i saw of the Rawalpindi was a stairway which was let Down to the water s Edge while the ship Lay at Anchor in the Harbor of Colombo Ceylon. Men carried me Down the stairway on a Stretcher and i was placed aboard a launch which the ship s doctor had brought out by sending a wireless message before reaching port. Quite a crowd of passengers gathered to see me off. I raised m rather weakly to bid them Farewell. Perhaps some of them wondered whether i would Ive to Tell the tale. The Rawalpindi was a Rathe old Steamer. It used to Roll Abou quite a bit when the weather rough. For this reason it was Nick named the Uncle Ray. Temple Lodge no. 75 and Qucen Esther Rebekah Lodge no. 2, kit hold a joint Christmas tree and to. Text ailment in Friendship Hall of Bijj Fellows Temple wednesday 20. The programme will at 8.30 Sharp. The Manitoba veterans Assoc. Action will visit Transcona Lodge to 81, Transcona tuesday dec 19 arrangements have been made for special bus to Transcona and it will leave the Temple building at .45 ., Sharp returning to ample again at conclusion the meeting. Sovereign Lodge no. 85 meets he Eureka Hall Odd Fellows Cir me dec. 22. The annual Christmas tree at the Odd Fellows Home will be hold thursday dec. 21, at 8 Repro. Centa Tives from every Lodge have Jeen invited to attend As Well the elective officers from each grand body in the jurisdiction. Sydney Australia. Cp5 t0 utilize the services Briga. Diers who i cel they Are not doing enough for their country Arch Deacon r. B. S. Hammond is lorning an Over 50 auxiliary j1.33 miss j. J King Don 55.63, Bonus 5, 60.63 s. My Senzie Joe gaunt 55.63, Bonus 2.5, free or. We. Hil ton Max Mcelheron 132, Bonus 1, 133 Harry Burton Jack Cooper 123.5, Handicap 1, 122.5 Norman Payne Julian Robbins 130.5, Handi Cap 9, 121.5. . A. J. Hutton m. Rogers 127.5, Bonus 4, 131.5 w. Dickson a. Antoine 118, Bonus 4, 122 Harold Jackson a Utincy Martin son 120.5, Bonus 1, 121.5. Score and four 9-table . A. E. Hagborg a. F. Longley 80, Bonus 6, 86 a. A. Thoresen Robt. White 88.5, Handicap 4, 84.5 a. W. Davie Arden Martinson 79.5, Bonus 81.5. C. Green Mac 034 5? 33 bks and Triss. Most win Raffl. Efe Elim Chapel Portage ave. At Spence Street. Sunday december 17th Rev. Kalph g. Turnbull m.a., . Of Blackpool England of Church Edmonton and Quappelle military service 11.00 men wanted three limes at Many women Atten Clu Icli us men. Tot Christ committed die c 1 1 u Rich n my. Ikhi o Chucci feminized w Hyl Wiat b tie remedy a Sermon of Challenge and imply to both Mien and women. 7.00 the Man who turned away special youth service. Ten musical prelude of turnout. Hymns i a choir of to voicfij., specs hour afterwards with Nevi Tuou Thorn son leading n Chris Las Citro programme. Ton people s Union. Rev. James w. Clarke preaching Westminster Maryland Ann Jacv. Ken Rel. Mars Lull a tic s.t.m., . Diamonds Are Trump. South leads and North South must win All six tricks. Solution to last week s brain twister for urn Toronto address a Public meeting in Paul Shea Hall St. Paul s College tuesday evening dec. 10, on Freedom today and the meeting will be under the auspices of the social forum group of Winnipeg. Centenary services Rev. James Evans there died recently at Nelson Louse in the far North an aged Indian known As Felix Moody said o be the last living link with the eve. James Evans first famous missionary to the indians of to Nelson 60 years ago in the service Calvary pentecostal sunday evening at Calvary tem be pastor Watson argue assisted in the gospel fireside hour radio roup and choir will present night scenes in the this will be i Sermon in Story and song. Biblical Light scenes from genesis to revelation will be related by the Raster and described in song n solos duets quartets and choirs numbers. Church of truth on sunday in the Eureka Hall of the . Temple Kennedy Street the service at 7 Will be addres sed by or. Arthur Tucker and mrs. A. Tucker will be the soloist. At 8.30 Healing Guild of the Church will be held this will Fol Low the 7 o clock service. Religious remarkable pm bkg Rife Christadelphian a cordially a Vita you to intend the free Bibl invite you to intend the free Bible delivered every sunday flu it at 7 o clock m the Royal Templar building. To Imja is. Must North of for tace . Subject tomorrow night the creation and Deming of sunday. Ii . My Norial service. Wed is Iii. 8.15 Bible . All seals free. No col Lection Winnipeg Bible Institute Turby und Westminster a program of Christmas music will lie rendered by students of the Bible Institute on tuesday dec. I9rh, at 8 In the Institute auditorium come join in Sincl not the old time Christmas carols. H p i to i t u a i 1 s Clem a of Tinli. Ai my and Navy Hall. St. 1 . Divine Healing i add Vos ii or. R. North finnish Relief fund rally sunday december 17th, at 3 Civic auditorium under distinguished Patron ate of his Honor the Lien tenant governor of Manitoba. Speaker professor or. Watson Kirk Ponnell. Gop save the King summed up 110 his scientific .7 Northern Manitoba. Felix Moody came t the Hudson s Bay company and vent on pension from the company years ago. He was known to e 99 years of age and is said by in agent of the Hudson s Bay company at Nelson House to have Een More than 100 years old. He rated that he had been baptized y the Rev. Juines Evans probably n the year 1840 or a Little later. The Centenary of the arrival of James Evans As a missionary o the indians of Northern Man Toba is to be celebrated by the United Church and some other or animations next year. Or. Evans was English by birth ind came to Canada in 1823. He Irist became a teacher of the indians at Rice Lake Ontario in 1828, and in 1834 he was sent by the old methodist Church As a missionary to the ojibway indians on the St. Clair River. Later he was Lor two years with the indians of Lake Superior. In 1840 be was named As the general superintendent of the Northwest Indian mis Sion and was stationed at Norway House. Here he invented the sys tem of syllabic characters still in use among the Cree indians Cut Ting the Type out of Wood and mix ing his own Ink from the materials available. The books of hymns and texts which he printed were the first examples of printing in the Northwest. His name is still revered by those who Are inter ested in the service of this native population and much attention is being paid by them to the Centen Ary Celebration next year. Spades Are Trump. South leads and his Side must take seven tricks. South leads the King of clubs overtakes with. The Ace of clubs and ruffs a Small club with the King of Spades. The Ace of Spades is next cashed and East is forced Inta the Lead with the Low Spade North Dis carding a heart. East must return a Diamond up to North s Tenace and when the second Diamond trick is cashed West is squeezed in clubs and hearts. Recast subjects 11.00 purpose of Christ s Advent 2 700 purpose of Christ s Advent 3 these special preparatory 1o Christmas contain the Brent Funda mental truths concur inc the Advent Christ and reveal the deep sle Niti Cance of Christmas. Following the even los service a rally will be held for Young people. A musical service has been arranged. All Young men and Young women arc cordially invited to at tend. s Broadway Rev Harold a. Frame . 11 . Cod of the Hills and valleys 7 Let us Challenge the unbeliever an unanswerable argument for christianity a trumpet note amid get Plicis and unbelief what is the Christian certainty in the midst of modern perplexity Advent music at both services Broadway first Baptist Broadway and Walnut St. S. Arnold Ali Scott. Minister cod s mightiest weapon s school. Ahito gift 7 Adventurous christianity sync service of favorite carols a Friendly Welcome to Ali. N . The language of Symbol sacrament of holy communion 7 The need for love a Sermon whose main is illustrated in George Eliot s famous novel Silas Marner. Or. Hows will preach at both services. Broa Dwinal Furby Street Rev. Walter Donnelly i Nitter Advent services ii . Roads through the Wilder Neil Christmas portion soloists . Winn Crew Woodland is olt. Victor Scott. Herdri in pcs. Must Al director a. A Craig Sermon cute the Road to Bethlehem 3 White gift mrs. W. W. My Surovic s Chorro was will Inq to cantata tic wondrous Story 8.45 The Christmas message in ind Mory by the Prev 01j5e club assisted w Hom Foroff Mai Donold. Collection for Qadi Umbra of Empire Epworth United a special installation service of officers and teachers of the Sun Day school will be held at 11 o clock and the Rev. J. A Bowman will officiate. At the 3 o clock cession of the sunday school there will be a White gift service at which All parents and friends Are invited. Wednesday dec. 20, will be the monday dec. 18. Fairly mild temperatures and some Snow in Cen trial provinces on the Pacific slope slightly warmer than Normal with considerable rain. Tuesday dec. Colder in Central regions but Light snowing continues in a few scattered spots though in much of the Region Clear ing. Wednesday dec. Snow ing mostly about the East Saskatchewan country and great lakes of Manitoba Clearing and turning colder in West. Thursday dec. Blustery weather about the Alberta regions but with Light snowing most of country Clear and very cold. Friday dec. Clear cold weather about the great lakes iof Manitoba Light snowing and somewhat blustery winds Are indicated in most sections. Saturday dec. Warmer on Pacific coast and in West also Milder with Light snowing in Central provinces extending to on Tario and East. Sunday dec. Warmer some Windy blustery weather but in general not much Snow turning clearer about the Pacific coast and Northwest Central regions. Normals beginning dec. Id first presbyterian Canora James place ii Christmas message 7 What a Small prayer meeting can do t. W. Gordon Maclean jf.a., no both services act Rouge Avi Trdla at Nassau minister Rev. We. M. Grunt m.a., , 11 divent preparation for the coming of 7 Voulff doctor who was a virile or. Norman Ellek musical director. Services 11 . And 7 I Ductor or music Filmek k. Ii blk. the bar vice will Fco by lilt members of the glue and the of flock a flaws Kushy Home Street United Rcv. Hutli Mcfarline ., minister. Romih to inf Liwaj. God s Gin. Chrisl Niew carols by a bold come to Coll owing stations. Barkerville. . Kain oops. . Edmonton. Alta. Calgary. Alta Prince Albert sask. Temp. Rain. O.u7 in. 24 11 13 annual sunday school entertain 1 Quappelle sask. A 0.21 ment. Port Arthur ont 8 Grace United Church Cor killer and i Reacher morning and Evi Ninor Rev. W. G. Martin h in the parliament buildings. In 7 dramatic recital Dickens or. Martin s of this immortal Spry s. Int from coast to coast ;