Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 30, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eight churches in adversity of wartime All throng to the Church by the Church editor Church always thrives in said Dean r. H. J. Waterman of Christ Church Cathedral. Hamilton in a notable talk to the Cathedral vestry last week. Years hence there be Felt the deep spiritual influence will come As a reaction he strife and hate and cruelty of this War. The voice of the Church s Ever heard calling men Back guiding their feet into the of the cold last week found Vancouver Short of fuel and several the City churches i cancelled their services while held their services in the Church Halls which were smaller and More easily heated than the Church i auditoriums. Still other churches held Forenoon services and evening worship and the sunday school As a fuel conservation measure. Voices of god s Sunrise fullness of god i Bow my Knees unto the father of our lord Jesus Christ of whom the whole family in heaven and Earth is named that he would Grant you according to the riches of his glory to be strengthened with might by his spirit in the inner Man that Christ May dwell in your hearts by Faith that be. Being rooted and grounded in love May be Able to comprehend with All saints what is the breadth and length and depth and height and to know the love of Christ which pass eth knowledge that be might be filled with All the Ful Ness of a for peace to be held each thursday night for tie do a Linn of the War. Has been instituted at is. Thomas Catholic Church. Minneapolis. The added Novena is in connection with the holy hour conducted by the Rev j John pastor of St. I Thomas Church. Each week the i service will include the Novena of the blessed Virgin a Sermon or Reading by the pastor and prayers superintendent of sunday school for peace. Arid director of work will Bej charge i a candlelight service at St. a Uncial evening when j. G. Sprau will be inducted As honorary Mentor and Fred Bradley j Mel j. Rot Rke. Mentor of Trail a Igors. Or. for Grace or. George Mecklenburg noted american preacher and lecturer of Minneapolis will preach at both services in Grace Church on sunday. Feb. 7, he is an outstanding author Ity on Russia raid at the evening service his subject will be what about Russia now Rev. W. G. Martin s sunday topics will be the great hunger and Why killer hates the Man on the Cross. Stanley Osborne will give an recital at including Sullivan s the lost chord. The Junior musical club present the fireside hour pro gramme. Motion pictures. Seaports of the Empire and the dutch East indies will be shown. The subject of most comment on the week i Church pages is the letter of the Catholic Bishop of Berlin written As n yuletide Pas and recently published at j Washington containing an outright Challenge to the doctrines which i form the nazi philosophy. His Grace stated that those who re versed the moral ethical and religious Structure of civilization wore fighting against god. Rev. Terence j. F1nlay, Rector of holy Trinity Church which free press saturday. Jant Tahy. 30. 194j Rev. E. Lowe Armstrong whom Many Winni Eggers heart previously As Ellen Lowe will lec Ture and give spirit greetings Sun Day at 11 . And i . In the music and arts building. Mrs Lowe Armstrong will also speak a 7 . In the spiritualist Church of divine truth . Temple Ken Iedy Street. Romance of our hymns a believer in the religion of love Arthur Cleveland Coxe Bishop of Western new York penned his hymn. Saviour Sprinkle Many nations As an invocation to the love of Christ. The essence of divine Charity is in this deathless chant. By Kathleen Blan Cirard Arthur Cleveland Coxe was born at Mendham new Jersey 1818. He son of the manse his father being minister to the presbyterian Church Brooklyn. Young Coxe attended the univer sity of new York graduating in 1841, and was ordained into the episcopal Church. In due course he became Rector of St. Johns Connecticut. Within the next 20 years or More Coxe served churches in Baltimore and Calvary Church. New York there he was greatly esteemed. Then in 1865, he was chosen Manitoba House opening tuesday the 1843 session of the Manitoba legislature will be opened by lieutenant governor r. F. Mcwilliams tuesday afternoon with a speech from the throne which is expected to bring the policies of the new Premier Hon. Stuart Garson into Clear focus. The speech from the throne is expected to present More details of government policy than has characterized speeches from the throne for some years past and will be longer. Premier Garson will re establish the custom of a private member of the House being the mover of the reply to the speech from the throne. Since 1937 Premier John Bracken had himself assumed the capacity enlarged on matters Only upon in a perfunctory a the speech from the touched manner throne. Mover Seconder John Cameron Dryden. Member for Morris has been selected by St. Andrew s annual the congregation of St. Andrew s anglican Church. Sturgeon Creek i l hold the annual meeting in the Lodge. Monday at 3 . Mission Day Trinity lutheran Trinity lutheran Church will of has inaugurated the Only sunday i Bishop of Western new York evening broadcasts of an anglican a not in Church circles i Church in Manitoba and Saskatchewan beginning sunday at 7 . And to be carried by sky. Winni so tvs foreign Mission Clay . And cd go Yorkton. Or. Fin in the Church and sunday school pastor v. Baggar. Of the danish lutheran Church. North Winnipeg who was 15 years in India will preach at 11 . And will also address a joint service of the sunday school and congregation. In the Vesper service at 7 ., the . Will present a Short play in the basement of the Church directed by c. Schanc the choir assisting. Phyllis Baron be installed As Calvary Temple Haro ivc and Cumberland Watson Marouc pastor 11 . Communion reception of Mem Bers and dedication of new members of Church Board. Short message by Trie pastor. 7 . The Battle of armageddon when will it by foil Foht where will it be fought Why will it be fought who will will it be soon what will be the outcome Rev. Watson argue. Preaching sunday feb. 1 or. Lee or services Vertex jewish newspaper Tulsa. Oklahoma. 1 for special Mick. Con Man of . Cd go part time Parish worker. Miss Baron was called by the congregation Jan. I 1u. At the regular Church service ire elected and no Way elect cd Mem no the Church Council will be installed including Henry Becker. F. Luu Bunstein and c Schanc. St. Giles United . One Block u or of main 11 . Our Down castings and uprisings 41 7 . Spectators or gladiators1 scr vice social hour following Rev. W. H. Shaver preaching Lighthouse Mission i l Alexander ave. Sunday. 11 . And t . Special service at 7 . When enlist Vera Ludlan will be the speaker. Every a Ifft Dir in k o clock thursday in Char a of Younki people. All Are Welcome at these services. -----1 a sir j. P. airmen at Bro Acuay first student airmen of no. 5 air observer school and no. 3 repair depot will be special at the evening service in Broadway first Baptist Church. . B. G. Stib Bard my Stanley Mcleod will Ussin the service. Rev. Arnold West Colt the pastor will preach on what religion does for life there will be a service of favorite hymns and an after service youth fellow ship hour conduced by the Young people with a special programme. At 11 . Or. Westcott will speak on the pathway to certainty. . Dundi Roii at Knox flight Lieut the Rev. Harry Dodgson. Chaplain of . Tion. Ocsina. Will preach in Knox Church at 11 . Sunday on his work among the Young men of the air Force. Sunday evening. Or. E Crossley Hunter the minister will continue his series on questions folks Are asking and his Sermon title will be. If god is almighty and kind Why do the innocent Lay Wili conduct the services. Stress importance Church Unity octave the emphasis and world wide importance which the roman Cath Olic holy see places on the Observance of the Church Unity octave is indicated this year by the series of addresses broadcast by the Vatican City radio station. The Observance of the octave takes place from january 18. The feast of St. Peter s chair at Rome to january 25, the feast of the con version of St. Paul. Rector Cassap sends word from Jersey Rev. W. H. Cassap. Formerly rec Tor of St. Alban s Church Victoria . Has sent word to Victoria from St. Peters Jersey Channel islands where he is detained by the Ger mans. Or. Cassap in his message which was received through the International red Cross asks that friends be let know he is Well. He states miss Oglor former a of Vic Toria. S also in St. Peters and adds. Kindest regards to All Pray for a reply with Best wishes has Only in Arthur Coxe so highly the also Field of claimed was regarded poetry him. And literature he published several books one entitled impressions of England which was written after a visit to that Lovely country in 1865. Then followed sermons on doctrine and duty. He also contributed to news papers magazines and other publications. His name signed to any article assured its wide attention by the Public. But of All his literary works the hymn Given below will perhaps be most lasting. Arthur Coxe believed in the re Ligion love. He taught that if there was love in our thoughts that it would soon Lead to a new Earth where there shall be no Mora sorrow. This hymn was written for the use of missions in his own diocese of Western new York. Saviour Sprinkle Many nations fruitful let thy sorrows be by thy pains and consolations draw the gentiles unto thee of thy Cross the wondrous Story j. C. Dryden or. Garson As the mover and Gunnar sol Pundur Thorvaldson member for Winnipeg As the Sec Onder of the reply. Or. Dryden a Farmer was elected As an Independent to the Legisla Ture but in practice he has associated himself with the Liberal progressive group. A graduate of the Manitoba agricultural College or. Dryden served As a lieutenant with the Royal Canadian engineers overseas in the last War and was awarded the military medal in 1917. He has served for 10 years on a municipal sponsored by the Winnipeg City Council dealing with such matters As zoning milk distribution and tuberculosis control. The impending session will be the second of the 21st legislature of the province. It will be marked by four vacancies in the House membership two of which the seats for Killarney and Dufferin were vacant in the 1942 session. The two new vacancies Are for the Pas which formerly was rep resented by John Bracken now progressive conservative Dominion Leader and the one of the 10 Winnipeg seats caused by the death of Stephen Krawchyk . Council and lives Ste. Agathe where he was born in 1893. Or. Thorvaldson is a progressive conservative the son of Sveinn Thorvaldson who at one time represented Gimli in the legis lature and is a Winnipeg barrister having been made a King s coun Sel this year. He was born in Riverton in 1901 and was educated at the University of Saskatchewan and the Manitoba Law school. It is understood that the speech from the throne will reveal Premier Carson s intentions with the unanimous support of the coalition government to Lay plans Lor important Post War developments to provide employment and create productive assets such As Rural electrification reforestation development of water Powers soil conservation and the like. Promise of continuation of the Point studies by University of Mani Toba and University of Minnesota the the Prairie area also is anticipated in he speech from the throne. Premier Garson was actively associated Vith or. Bracken in launching his undertaking which is regarded As of Long Range economic Signi Cance. Considerable legislation is expected to come before the legis nature including important Bills economists and scientists into Post War economic needs of d Sunbeam letters ear sunbeams Here is another the attention is the fact that thou be to the nations told let them see thee in thy glory and thy mercy manifold. Far and wide though All unknowing. Pants i or thee each mortal breast human tears for thee Are flowing human hearts in thee would rest been sent to or. Cassap by Canon to misting Asior Dews of even. N. E. Smith of St. Barnabas Vic As the new mown grass for rain Toria. I thee they seek As god of heaven i thee As Man for sinners slain. Kev. Amy Barton Rind spiritualist Rev. Amy Barton will be the i to guest speaker at the second spiritualist Church 130 Princess Street. Sunday at 7 . Mrs. Slater and others will assist. The Isles Are waiting stretched the hand and strained the sight. Spirit . News St. Mark s and St. Vital will hold an important business meeting wednesday in the Parish Enli at 8 . Election of officers will take place and problems of the sunday school by Post will be discussed. Holy Trinity Young people will hold a Fellowship hour following the sunday evening service. The greater Winnipeg local Council of the . Will meet at 8 . Tuesday in Trinity Hall. Charles Day is. Michael s King Charles the Martyr s Day of at love s pure flame Light give the word and o Michael and All with appropriate and sermons. Angels Church j Liturgy hymns glory and Wisdom s the preacher id touch t by every creature. To the Lamb be Sung. Sri Ltd Church of divine truth sum a it 11 .i.in. Sine . The music and arts building. And it 7 . In the Temple. Rev. clairvoyant will lecture and give mess pcs. All Arr Welcome his Honor to unveil Roll . R. F. Mcwilliams will i attend the morning service sunday at Broadway is. Stephen s Church. And will unveil the a Hurch Honor Roll of 150 enlisted members. Or. Jug. A. Woor Iside assist. Rev. I Harold Frame will preach on the Only Road to lasting peace. Christadelphian lecture 7 . Sunday subject there shall be a time of trouble such As never was Royal Templar Voun seals ail free. C Ollari Tion John Hunter at Harrow John Hunter son of or. E. Cross icy Hunter will be the preacher at Harrow United Church sunday eve Ning. Or. Hunter will speak of his Mission work in the West during the past summer. Rev. R. E. Spence will to in charge. Ivin Napeff Community topics Rov. E. Hale . Minister of Winnipeg Community Church will Procich it 11 . On Jesus the Christian Fellowship Mission. Portage ,-iverr.ir. Elds Church the sunday evening ser vice in King memorial United. In the morning the minister. Rev. William g. Berry will conclude Sermon series on problems of prayer in wartime. His evening topic will be True or false you Don t have to go to Church to be a Christian ten to one breaking Akin g nothing Ever like it in us sniper. Don t miss it Atti no sunday night at o cock major her Chr of the 11ouk. Hear Iii Prea pianist screen pictures and comments electric the tonal instrument Roit porn any other e n of of the famous Hammond voices. Hear this id Friday Nic Dominion sts., Winnipeg All seats Ake free timely topics Trinity Baptist Rev. Norman Todd minister of Trinity Baptist has chosen As Spe Cial topics for sunday at ii ., the blessed Hope. Sunday. Installation service wardens and vestry men of St. Luke s Church elected at the annual meeting monday night will be in stalled into office by Rev. W. G. What is god doing and at 7 Burch at the morning service religious remarkable by Scheel t. M. Reo. U. S. Pat. Off. Was one of the fourteen clergymen who participated in the inauguration of George Washington. He preached Manv sermons in support of the rebellion to both jewish and congregations it twi my g i a in it it l r Ala 1 9 l g i a in it l r Ala 1 9 Church of our redeemer Copenhagen Denmark has a Steeple with 397 Steps built Rovno it to the top. Height 300 feet a Church feast celebrated feb. 2, called Pancake Day France because of the custom of tossing pancakes while holding a Gold Coin in the left hand. Letter from Queensland Australia and although it has been opened by the censor not a word has been crossed out. It was written by a 14-year-old girl. Ethel Henson of Wingard Street Meeron Gilly s 4, Brisbane Queens land Australia. She says although i live far away from you in the Pacific Ocean i would like very much to become a Mem her of the Sunbeam club. I have very Good Friend living in Winnipeg and she has sent me a paper with some of your letters in it. Think them very interesting. It very hot Here in december our mid summer. Near us there is a Castle Hill and it must partly Bear the blame. It rises sharply behind the town like a Gibraltar a bold jagged crag of Burnt red Rock. At Sunrise it has the Hue of Glowin Copper and by mid Day seems to possess much of its heat. But there Are compensations for eight months of the year the Trade wind blows Day and night if you stand on the Shore in the Shade of giant Fig Palms with their rasping fronds you can hear the Lap Lap of the Waves Over the Sands and in the distance you can see islands. Seemingly washed in Lavender. In Spring the air i Laden with the scent of Mango blossoms heavy clusters that shake their petals Satin. Stretching thursday Island is the great bar Rier reef of varied colouring. At Low tide you can walk along it sometimes the water is unbroken for Miles then suddenly deathly Nigger Heads backed by a line of snowy surf emerge. Cairns is a toy City which hides red roofs among Fig Trees. Hills stand up behind Sharp Clear and wooded to the top. Far Way the deep Cut of Barron Gorge Breaks their level ridges and softens their colouring. Range after Range of Cliffs Rise until they melt into the Blue horizon and tourists revel in the sight of the Timber Maize sugar tobacco the silos and tin crushers and mines. I would like Many cobbers from Canada so Cheerio. Sunbeams and Good Luc to you Ethel is now a Sunbeam and you should not fail to write to her at the address editor. In showers of Amber from Brisbane to help through concert dear me Tell you something about the concert we iced at our school so that we could raise funds to help War stricken children. Our school is the King Eorge v. At Brandon. We had singing dancing plays and Many other items on the pro gramme and there were More than 500 persons in the audience. I Grade six pupils had a toy shop and the boys and girls repaired and painted old toys and they were sent to Motherless children at the Chil Dren s shelter. We have also sent two Dunnage bags to the boys of whom we Are so proud. I would like pen pals of 11 and 12 years. If Daisy Gibson sees this letter will she please Bentley 309 Franklin Street Brandon Man. Florida fantasy dear few years ago i had the pleasure of visiting Florida. One particularly interest ing place is Suver Springs. In a Pavilion there you can get tickets for a ride in a Glass bottomed boat. There is a very Low wooden partition to protect the Glass and you can sit around and see what is beneath the surface of the water the trip in this boat lasts about 45 minutes and a guide explains the interesting sights. There Are Large caves and holes and another thing that captures Sands of bits of Limestone Are lifted by the boil of the water and lodged in the underwater growth. The scene makes you think of jewel bearing plants. The fish Are so tame that they will eat bread from your hand. Is also a Large diving Bell in which you can explore underwater caves. We also saw a reptile Institute that contained alligators Croco Diles turtles and snakes. Then there is a Seminole Indian Village where the Everglades indians live and traction Are a which you see among Jungle Birds other at cruise in and rare plants a bathing Beach and picnic grounds. I would like some pals. Hull Cheerio Iris Howey Avenue St. Vital Man. Pen 41 adventurous journey dear summer my daddy had business at Killarney so Mother and i went with him in the car. On our Way we headed into terrible Thunder storm and we drove about 15 Miles in it. Rain poured heavily and it was almost As dark As night. We had to make a Stop at reached Treherne Killarney and the when we Sun was so we shining brightly once More. Iad our lunch in the Park and after that i went wading in the Lake enjoying myself immensely. When daddy had finished his business we started for Home. As we proceeded we were faced some distance away by a Grey Wall. When we approached it the Wall turned out to be fog. It was so dense we could scarcely see where we were driving. We saw a car that had gone into a ditch. We got Home safely and was i glad of get to e. Esau suite 5. Lock apartments 1603 Logan Avenue Winnipeg. Earnest War Helper dear a Little Story of a girl named Gloria who wished to buy a Victory Bond. Gloria s father and Mother though lot exactly poor could not afford 0 help her very much. But anxious to do her bit Gloria bought 1 War savings stamp each week. Jut still she wanted to buy a Vic Ory Bond. So her father and Mother each gave her a Dollar with which o Start. Then after school Gloria would run errands on her bicycle or the mothers of her girl friends. Also she would look after Young babies and although she was a irl she would deliver parcels for he grocer. She worked like this week after week and month after month until she had made enough o buy her Bond. Gloria s parents re very proud of Dakin 710 Banning Street. Winnipeg. 400 St. John s College school boys serving More than 400 boys from St. John s College school Are serving in the armed forces headmaster Wal Ter Burman said thursday evening Al the school s annual father and son banquet. A Roll of Honor con Taining the names of boys killed or missing on Active duty was unveiled during the evening. Those on the Roll included Horace Yelland. Archibald Guthrie. John Pidcock Norman Waitt Ham Ilton Alloway Lionel Emeno ram say Nares William t. Mcewen Kenneth Hobson James a. White Cross Waller Smith John h. Charles Frank e. Hagel Harold Woolgar John p. Jolly Hoy s. Dun can Albert e. Wheadon Bentley s. Robson Paul n. Dobie Frank n. Peebles John Locke and Hugh j. Young. Guest of Honor was group Cap Tain d. W. F. Bonham Carter who said English students Are slightly slower when they learn to Fly but that canadians take it less seriously the event the eighth annual father and son banquet held in the school was sponsored by the ladies Guild with mrs. W. G. Draper in Grace United Church Cor. Ellie ave. And Noire dime Rev. W. G. Martin will preach Moeiini and eve Emilj 11 . The great hunger 7p.m. Why Hitler hates the Man on the Cross 8.30 . Fireside hour program by members of the Junior musical club travelogue motion pictures seaports of the Empire next sunday or. Mecklenburg of Minneapolis at both services Bis subjects morning when the guns cease what about Russia Broadway at Kenned t St. At 11, . Unveiling of Honor Roll the minister Rev. H. A. Frame will preach on the Only lasting Road to lasting Rev. Or. G. A. Woodside n former minister will assist in the Cere Mony. His Honor or. R. F. Lieutenant governor will Uvrl the Honor Roll containing names of 150 members and adherents of the Church who have enlisted in the services. At 7 . Great choral service full choir of sixty voices will Lead in a 25-Minutc musical interlude the great music of the Church. The minister will preach. Do not miss the inspiration of this ser vice. Zion Church apostolic 335 Pacific Avenue sunday 11 . Devotional 7.30 . League of nations Wilt 1843 see the league of nations spoken of in prophecy take form is it the next treat event in order Bear this prophetic Messare sunday night. Sunday school and Bible at 10 services each night at 8. Except saturday. Special prayer Tor the soldiery nightly. It s to Pray Como and bring our friends aj1 scat free. F. Small. Young Broadway at Furby Street Rev. W. E. Donnelly d.d., minister. The secret of moral splendour the 1 . Biggest fact in life hour Knox Church Edmonton and Quappelle. 11 Rev h. S. Chaplain . Stations Dodgson Retina. Wide horizons 7 . If god is almighty and kind Why do the innocent or. E. Crossley Hunter. Elim Chapel minister Bev. C. Tell Rebull Sidney t Portage ave Spence St. Smith will speak 11.00 a marked Man 7.00 ._ the lamp of prophecy me my charge of the dinner Waudby handling ment. Hon. Major the Rev i ers presided. F the gathering Library where by the school orchestra to i Skinner at the piano Reid and his son John _ play of magic math Mab 25 years Jan. 30, 1d18 of. Ported in Berlin and Industrial centres. Bombed Paris 49 ured. British submarine y turks. Supreme at Versailles. Jan. 31, to in. Casualties reported _ Ern front. Italians Rian counter attacks Bella. If Westminster Maryland and West Rev. Ernest Marshall s.t.m., Jesus the poet 7 pin. The four of what Prospect is u this Freedom in the after the War and ii threat in the forces that survive this War or. Bowse will both Servini. Holy Trier the Central Angl Donald and Rector the Rev. Terence j. 8.30 Horning prayer Wiki 7.00 Treft to Sermon. The religion that fir preacher at both the evening service sky first Church of cd scientist River ave. And Nassau St sunday services it 11 us and 7 . Sunday school Al it am wednesday eve Ninfi Tim adj meeting at 8 free Reading Boom. 106 i Trust ., open 9 . To 9 Nubler holidays sundays. 3 i Broadway first Baptist Broadway Al Wilnot Bev. S. A. 1vjcstcott, 11 . The pathway to s Schmo. What religion toes for 8.13 a special Welcome to my armed forces. United Chlech River Avenue and f minister the Rev. Mcgillivray. , in worship 11 . And 7 a i organist or. Filmer e. Hubble anglican Strad Kook and Rector Kev. W. Gerald 8.30 l Anil installation of Man s idea of Reuccio gods 7 the Powers of god s preacher at both service first presbyter Canora St. St. Moening at Eleyet deliverance from eve six at Sevik the importance of a Christian Withus w. Cordon m.a., b.d., at both apostolic hire rave 51. And notre two Fofi 15 How to i special Sonis and the mon., wed., Weidai. Hev. Oscar Volga i and worship Alliance to Bema Furby St. Just North t continuing our Winter Rev. A. P. To Evani Ells of St wac week a lights except curl twin ;