Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 28, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba City churches concluding Holiday schedules sunday _. _ a Winnipeg free press saturday August 28. 1948 the last sunday in August will be in most Winnipeg churches the Linal one of Holiday schedules. Announcement will be made in City pulpits of the resumption in sep tember of evening services and of the return of vacationing minis ving s morning Sermon at Knox United. At 7 ., or Irving will preach on Seu pity diagnosis and cure. Joseph a dreamer will be the theme of Rev. Harry s. Dodgson s Page 11 talk at 11 . In King memorial. Ters. Among those who will be summertime series of evening welcomed Back by their congregations on the first sunday in sep tember will be or. W. Gordon Maclean of first presbyterian who has been seriously 111 for several months. By. John s Cathedral to broadcast service the morning service at St. Joha s Cathedral will include a Sermon by the Rector Rev. J. H. Oriel. There will be holy com Munion at 8.30 . And Evensong sermons will be ening concluded by or. At 7 Rev. D. Pierce Jones will officiate at 3u1 saints where there will be holy communion at 8 and 10 ., Matins and Sermon at 11 ., and Evensong at 7 In St. Aidan a there will be holy communion a .m., and Matins and Sermon at 11 . With the Rector Rev. J. O. Anderson in charge. . Thomas Boon of Jasper. Aha., will preach in Christ Church at 11 . And at St. Barnabas in the eve Ning. The evening preacher at Christ Church will be Layman a. F. Arnold. Craig to conclude Skack Church visit the children of the. Dead end. A Story of 30 years work to make Canadian cities slum less will be the subject of or. A Richmond Craig s final Sermon in his former pulpit at Grace Church sunday evening. Or. Craig s work to create children s summer Camps. Old age rest Homes and Industrial social welfare institutions. Has been done not Only in Winnipeg but in Vancouver and Ottawa. Or. Craig s morning title will be Lead on o Kinig eternal. A United Christendom will be the title of Rev. William a. In Christadelphian lecture 7 Sunday subject Palestine. A cup of trembling Rural Templar . We a nun is. Seals All . No collection Grace Tabernacle Shinn conservatory Furby St., 3 doors n. Portage Sun. 10 . Adult Bible class Sun. 1 1 . Morning worship Sun. 7 30 . Evangelistic wed. And 8 Strangers invited. Pastor k. Stevenson Dodgson with a talk entitled let s walk. United services for Young and St. Stephens Broadway congregations will continue in Young Church in charge of Rev Harold a. Frame who will preach in the morning from the title there is no easy Road and at 7 ., on thy soul and god. Rev. Reid e. Vipond in West Minster at 11 ., will speak on Wayside ministries. Or. Vipond s topic at 7 Will be formula for Success. Cresent fort Rouge and augus Tine congregations will worship in Augustine where Rev. George f. Dyker will preach at 11 . On the one foundation. First pee sol team of to hear or. Murphy or. Thomas Murphy Supply minister Al. First presbyterian Church will preach at 11 . From the title St. Paul s testimony i not ashamed of the gospel of Christ. In St. John s presbyterian or. A. F. Howick have As the theme of his morning Sermon the Grace of our lord Jesus Christ. Rev. D. E. Flint the minister will preach at 11.15 . In old Kildonan presbyterian and the title of his Sermon will be the right direction. Norwood presbyterian will have services at 11 . And 7 Rev. D. W. Campbell the minister will have As his topics the fact and Faith and bargaining with god. 15 Roadway first Baptist special Seimon themes at Broadway first. Baptist Church Kev. E. M. Check land will reach in the morning from the title. Do you confess or. Check land s evening Sermon will been tilled Kings and priests. Joint services will be continued it St. John s United and Taber Nacle Baptist with Rev. Don Carlson preaching in St. John s United at 11 . On first hand , and in Baptist at 7-. On strengthening stakes. Rev. J. , at Mangel Baptist will preach Al 11 . On a Man and a name and salvation Musk festival ends band Camp the salvation annual band Camp held during the week at Sandy Hook with Over 60 students enrolled will close with a musical festival featuring presentation of awards and certificates in the Rupert Street Citadel. Monday at 8 The festival will also take the form of a Welcome to major and mrs. W. Ross Manitoba Young people s divisional secretaries and Camp directors. A special visitor will be major Clyde Cox of St. Louis., who will act As chairman. Major and. Mrs. Ross will be inducted offi scially As Young people s officer s of Manitoba and North West on Tario. The guest bandmaster of the Camp is Fred Merrett of the Winnipeg Citadel band the soloists band woman Kathy Elliott of min Neapolis and Bondsman Tom Raber of Fargo. Brig. R. W Gage supervisor provided for instruction in music technique As Well As theory. At 7 ., have As his ser theme above the Hills. In Trinity Baptist Rev. Norman e. Todd will at the morning ser vice continue his series on the greatest texts in the Bible speak no on revelations and at 7 i.m., will preach on David the King Pilgrim Baptist during Church renovation will continue to hold service at 7 At 95 Mcdonald Street Point Douglas Rev. M. Bethel pentecostal Tabernacle Sargent and Sherbrook Rev of car Volk Bible school 9.45 . 11 . ,7 St. Stephen . Missionary Secretary of the United pentecostal Church speaking at both services. St. Opens. Special service Rev. Stairs will be the speaker at the service at St. Opens pentecostal Church. St. Opens Man., at 2.30 Sunday. All invited to these services cell Vilry Watson a Gus Haitoff Singleton will he Cross. Preach on facing in the Winnipeg Community Church. Rev. E. Hale Mcdaniels will have As the title of his talk at 11 ., the master is come and Galleth for thee. Romance of our hymns in this article presenting one of the most famous of Mission hymns Kath Leen Blanchard tells of an exemplary Friend who her Mission in life Clear and at an Early a Jere formed and carried out an Ideal plan of bringing in the sheaves foe the master. By Kathy Wei Hla chaku noday s. Hymn written by a Kiwi Wales Shuw was meant to portray the meaning of the Itle bringing in the sheaves. Many missions have used this Sung with remarkable results. The writer knows a charming and highly educated girl who at the age of 18, wrote in her diary delegates from Many nations Are seen attending the first Assembly of the world Council of Christian churches in the Nieuwe .kir.k, Amsterdam Holland. Moire than persons including 450 delegates Are attending the ,14-Day Council. Toman catholics Pray for Effort roman catholics Are Al one with other denominations in praying for he Success of the Effort to at Ain world Church Unity at the world Council of churches in Amsterdam. So writes Rev. Charles Boyer of the society of Jesus in ii article reprinted in Osse Vatore no Rome. Catholic the Art Cle declares believe that the the working of. God must now begin to think of Grace in men s souls and Pray that Mission in she started a Bible Young boys. They attended every sunday and before Jong Becam Ler fast friends. As the Christma season came round she laugh hem carols which they Sang in he choir. In later years thes boys grew up attached to Church and to things that matter most she also had a class of girls who were but a trifle younger thai heir gifted teacher. These girl oved her for they knew she Lovet hem. They grew up As the boy Loyal to the Church and to he important things. Years later one 01 her class o girls the i grown up said to writer i could never Tell you there May descend upon the class for cil a new Pentecost o Light and another Jesuit writer Rev. A Coppens exhorts roman catholics to take a Paramount interest in the Council and gives Assurance that roman catholics everywhere Low much miss j meant t or. Chih. E. Fuller the old fashioned revival hour Krc monday 8 Corithan b Mission try Tabernacle Lohn Cunningham. 10.30 school. -11.30 . Or. S. J. I Sysop 7 Rev. Walter Shin k. . 1 i Iii. . C b 11111 ii i so i Vilm "ti1k 11ouhli- ski act with evangelist Ted Ness preaching in both services 7 Broken chains pastor arc i s i test Cable from Europe will be read Good music Good singing Bible lecture two outstanding doctrinal obstacles in the Way of a right understanding concern ing Christ s return f. E. Linder. Publisher of the prophetic Light will speak on the above important subject in Eureka Hall Odd Fellows Temple 293 Kennedy sf., Winnipeg sunday augur 29, at 3 o clock free no collection Zion Church the original gospel 335 Pacific Avenue sunday 1 worship 7.30 . theme when will this dispensation pastor Small finishing his tour of Eastern Canada and will soon be Back in Winnipeg. Reports of his services in the East will be Given at the sunday services. Enjoy listening to l. S Maynard of pint mich., . .8 a yes it i s an Opportunity to hear an interesting speaker with an interesting message you and your friends Are Church of Christ 373 burned St., Winnipeg commencing aug. 25th the sept. 5th daily at 8 Except sat. Lord i Day 10.30 ., 7 Me. She has influenced More than anyone else in Thi was said after the beloved teacher had died at the age of 25 years just seven years in the morning her to sow the seeds this is part of the Harvest of which i he hymn Speaks. Our Reward is not what we put up but what we Lay out Lay out for. People who need us and we must have heart in the Way vice offer our help a warm hearted love. The Story is told of one of the martyrs who when brought to the stake and seeing i he vast crowds Many bringing faggots with which to Burn him asked if he allowed to preach to them for Hal an Houi before they lit the lire when refused he was keenly Dis appointed. He turned to prayer saying in his prayer of master behold the Harvest. Send thy la borers to i sowing in the morning sowing seeds of kindness sowing in the Noontide and the dewy eve waiting Lor the Harvest and the time of reaping we shall come rejoicing bring ing in the sheaves. Chorus bringing in the sheaves Taring ing in the sheaves we shall come rejoicing bring ing in the sheaves. Sowing in the sowing in the shadows fearing neither Clouds nor win Ter s chilling Breeze by and by the Harvest and the labor ended we shall come rejoicing bring ing in the sheaves. I going Forth with weeping sowing 1 for the master though the loss sustained our spirit often grieves when our weeping s Over he will us Welcome we shall come rejoicing bring ing in the sheaves. Or. H. H. Janetzki will conduct the services for Grant memorial Baptist congregation both of which will be held in the Assembly Hall civic auditorium. Chaplain of the Royal Winnipeg rifles and later senior chaplain in the North Atlantic during world War two preach in St. Paul s United sunday morn ing. Major Parker was formerly minister of Regent s Park Winni Peg is now in Knox i United Scenora. Christian science themis Christ Jesus Christ Jesus will be the subject of the lesson Sermon in Christian science churches and societies. Golden text Luke Bible citation John correlative Pas Sage from the science textbook science and health with key to the scriptures by Mary Early p. Christ is the True idea voicing Good the divine Mes Sage from god to men speaking to the human Hope for the Success of the Effort. 1 o1 achieve a world Church Union on common love of Christ arid common readiness to know Minn and to serve god better. Amsterdam Sermon by or. P. Barker the theme of the world Church i Council being held at Amsterdam. Man s disorder and god s design will be the subject of a Sermon to be preached sunday at 7 In Charleswood United Church by or. Philip Barker the minister. Or. Barker who has just re turned from a. Vacation spent at Vancouver will preach at .11 . In Sturgeon Creek United Church on Christian background. The sacrament of baptism will be administered at that service. Bishop s address gives r. E. Spence in trans com Rev. A. E. Spence. Assistant mint t j _ 1 t x t 11 i Ster of Grace United Church will Ideal or world Church the Church editor Ideal of a. World Church of god was Given by Bishop l. A a Reicher of Austin Texas in a recent address to the supreme Council of rhe knights of Columbus a Church of the world needs militant laymen leaders in All walks of life who will eschew ill will and live together As friends with All races and Bishop Reicher was not thinking especially of the world Church Council at Amsterdam but his utterance sums up. Exactly the announced principle of the Council and the Ideal of Large minded men anywhere on Earth As to a function Able world Church and the philosophy of its members. Tenured primate of All Canada i loved to lift his eyes 10 Hie i preach. Sunday morning in trans Cona United. In a society living together As i lends with All races and creeds Tress on sect and ritual would gradually become less and less and would ultimately die away. The in such a world would be Church of god governed by the maxims of Christ. He expound d arid reduced to the simplicity and ersness of two primary command ments the eternal and changeless a of living Given to Moses on Sinai love god and love thy neigh Bor this is the whole duty of Man. Unto the Hills is the title of a Reading article in the current presbyterian record. This is one of the phrases that has memories or mis Ion Aries in Western Canada. Rob Eitson recited it As he Rode Between Reen Hills in the Saskatchewan. Archbishop Matheson longest from whence came his help Hills once when he came Home from far faring on the Prairie the Atrah a talk with inc Freo j phrase from have set Pilgrim Baptist picnic the Church Aid society of Pil i in Baptist Church held their picnic wednesday it Kildonan Ark. Out of town guests were or. H. A. Day of Saulsberry South Carolina and mrs. York City. Brumbrey of service at Matlock or. Charles Ferguson Ball Pas of of first presbyterian Church t River Forest Iii., will preach t 11. . Sunday in Community Hall. All residents of Attock Why Lewold and Ponemah and others who care to attend Are invited. The service is for All in in nations. Mean St sneak th1kf" Toronto aug 28 up ild Harvey Miller of Toronto de by police As the meanest Lieak thief of the thursday was sentenced to six .hs. Police said he rifled purses of per sons visiting Prospect cemetery. Bishop in press used another the prophets they feet in a Large Ort ind Sulu stat United service 1 1 . In aug stint Church River at Sermon the one foundation Rev. George f. Dyker ., . Eila Orp Jmst Kerr Wilson service for the deaf a service Tor the. Deaf will be held sunday at 7.30 ., in the Luthera n Church of the redeemer Academy Road at Wellington cres cent. Rev. R. F. Cordes St. Paul minn., will conduct the service for the hearing congregation and sign it for the deaf. Rev. R. E. The minister will assist. A few More Days and the summer vacation season will be at an end with the closing Days of August and Early Days of september bringing lots of. Jobs for the Home Gardener. There will be harvesting to do weeding to be persisted with arid the eternal Battle against insects and disease maintained up until frosts strike. weeds will be reaching maturity during the next Rev. Weeks laying up trouble for years to come if they Are not dealt with now. Be careful to prevent their going to seed if possible. Now is the time to Divide the Iris clumps and to renew the plantings. Usually the most vigor Ous parts of. The plants Are to be found at the outside of the clump and it. Is often Best to discard the inside of. The Clur gip altogether unless the Stock happens to he of a particularly valuable variety. Avoid deep planting of the rhizomes or tubers. Best results Are obtained if these Are practically All above the ground. Orients poppies May be divided at this time and this is also a Good time to propagate them from Root cuttings. Pansy seeds should be sown without further delay for plants which Are to Bloom next Spring. A sheltered Frame in partial Shade is the Best place to sow Pansy seeds. Ground should be prepared now for peonies which Are to be planted at the end of the month or Early in september. Deep work no and thorough fertilization will contribute to a Long and Florifes Ous life with these plants. Prepare for Lawn seeding. Preparation should be made for Awn seeding or re seeding to be done this fall so that this work can be rushed ahead without de May Early next month. Bare spots or patches of perennial weeds which have found their Way into he Lawn should be dug up and the area refilled with Good top soil. Vines which have made extra Ong growths May be headed Back somewhat but pruning from now until Winter should be confined to damages and removing Ucker growths from subjects which have been lop grafted. Among the vegetables lettuce and radish May still be sown for late crop in a cold Frame the soil is Good. Recently. Planted evergreens should be kept Well watered Dur no hot Days. Unless this chore is attended to losses will be almost certain to occur. Keep a wary watch for mildew on boxes fall asters. Delphiniums susceptible Peren Nials All of which should be h of aptly sprayed with Bordeaux Yii quire at the first indication of his trouble. A Good mulch of Straw or Lawn cuttings placed around the Tom Ato plants will help in preventing he soiling of the fruits during Eavy or when water from he Hose is applied heavily. It will Iso serve to regulate the moisture a elopement of Blossom end rot which is very prevalent this part of the country this year and also Lessen the danger of the fruit cracking. Gran Ink for Winter August is the Best Ronnhi in which to Start cuttings if you wish to have Blooming geraniums throughout the Winter. This old favorite is easily increased from cuttings. Use any Side shoots of a Plant which Are not bearing flow ers or cutting them off close to the main stalk. Do not Plant immediately but leave the Cut Tings in the Shade for a Day or so. This will help to keep them from damping off. When planted. When ready for planting carefully re move 1he lower leaves and insert the Bottom end two inches deep info a Sandy soil mixture after the roots have formed in the Cut Tings the new plants should be potted and taken indoors before there is danger of Frost. At first keep them in a Cool room and water sparingly. Snip marrow now that the fruits of vegetable marrow Are Well set a weekly application of liquid manure should addition to Liberal applications of water. Marrows must be watered at. Regular intervals. Nip out end shoots and remove end shoots which Cross to prevent overcrowding. This is not Only a precaution against mildew by per mitting air to circulate freely through the Plant but Energy is directed toward forming of fruit. To prevent fruits from rotting through coming in Contact with the Clamp ground slip a piece of Glass or a Shingle under them. Examine the plants regularly for slugs and if they Are troublesome. Around the first Resto Tertan at Canora morning at eleven Rev or. Thomas Murphy will preach organist at Chni Lender miss Beth . Am. Strangers and visitors in Winnipeg 11y we no evening service during August Trinity Baptist Cor. Gertrude Namu 1 Block West Osborne Kev. N. E. Hodij minister text in the Lible Kev. 3.2o 7 David the King visitors invited Bethany regular Baptist b52 Banning Street Between Ellice St. Matthew s Hev. E. V. 11 . Rendering acceptable service to cod 12.30----sunday school 7 p s or career question is truth Tomk a of kind in n i 51h purim of. A. is. F test i Walnut Mirph Rev. E. M. Check land ., ., minister John left Amon. Organist and choir director 11a.m. Do you confess Kings and priests miss Marion tin racy the or Jan. Both spread soot or plants. Cut Marrows before the skin has hardened. If they Are gathered while the skin is still Able to be broken by a Finger Nail they will keep for several months if sus Pended in a Cool Frost proof base ment or outbuilding. How and to Cut Eliuh How the Gladiolus blooms Are Cut has a direct bearing on the corms for next year s planting. Of not Enod hot the foliage is left on the Plant the Corm suffers As t matures from Lack of food. The Ood is manufactured in the leaves. When cutting the blooms for in door decoration or the show Bench eave at least four of the broadest leaves at the base of the stalk. The More leaves that Are left the bet Ter. If the Flowers Are allowed to either on the stalk remove the lower Spike before the seeds form j but no foliage. The seeds use much of the Plant s Energy which can directed toward develop St Matthews Ven. Archdeacon g. R. Calvert Rector 1 1 prayer 7 Evening followed by the holy communion preacher the Rector apply preventing the de ing healthy High Corm. Lube s anglican Strad brooch and Nassau Rector Rev. W. Gerald Burch. . Fou Tonth sunday after Trinity services 8.30a.m. 11.00a.m. 7.00 Para Char Canon k. . Centra anglican Church for Graham Luv to trance Finlay Rector. . Holy communion i of . Morning prayer and 7 00 Evensong Sermon his. I. W. Scott will preach a Hearty Welcome is in Winnipeg to join with us in St. Andrew s River Heights United Church Rev. John l. Mclnnis ., ., minister ii . I Way. The truth and 3. Livchi set free prof. C. Robson Of United College one hour Cirvice during summer months. Visitors cordially welcomed the salvation music Camp festival and Welcome to major mrs. W. Ross monday. August 30th, at 8 Featuring Young people from Mani Toba Nanri . On Jinn. It in by faculty. . , vocal and numbers. Presentation of a Jedi and certificates guest Solo iils from the . Chairman major c. Cox of St. Louis., . I Rupert. St. Citadel Knox Church Edmonton que Appel minister in charge Rev. We. P. . 1 . A United Christendom 1 Self pity its diagnosis and cure or. Roy Firth baritone will sing at both services directors of music or. And Roberto Wood. Redeemer lutheran Rynart Dun Rlynn services of worship 1 . Sunday school 0 . Rev. Richard e. Men Xci Christian science sub car of lesson Sermon Christ Jesus Fahsl ii ukr ii River air. And Nassau St. Sunday a Ercicov 11 sunday school 11 . avg meeting b Second Church i Kelci blvd. And Aikins St. Sunday serve cup 11 . Sunday school 11 . Wednesday avg. Meeting at 8.15 . Socle i Huby St. At. Orlace ave sunday service 11 . Sunday school 12.15 wednesday eve meeting 1st and 3rd wednesday each month 8 Free beading booms first National Trust . 9 . To 6 Except sundays and wed. And sat. To 5 Only. Second Church Inkster blvd. Jit St. Tues thurs. 7 to 0 Tuby St. Ati Lues and Fri. .1 to 5 . All Are Cord Aljy invited to a tend our services and visit the Reading rooms Westminster Maryland and West Mitor Rev. Ernest Marshall Howse . Pm. D. Rev. Reid Vipond. B.d., a . 1 i . Wayside ministries 7 Formula for Success Rev. Reid e. Vipond will preach at both services United services at Young Church combined services of St. Stephen s a n d Young congregations will be continued on sunday at Young Church. 1 1 . There is no 7 Thy soul and cod Rev. H. A. Frame. Of St. Stephen s Broadway preaches Al both services. Strangers cordially welcomed. Grace United Church i Cor. And notre Dame Rev. J. Richmond Craig final messages 11 . Lead on o King eternal soloist Coralie Cutler 7p.m. The children of the Deaden a that thrilled the Church from coast to const soloist w. H. Gregory and visitors especially Welcome. Grant memorial Baptist Church 1 1 worship service 7 Evening gospel Happy hour service both services in fac Assembly Hall civic auditorium speaker or. H. H. Janetzki president Winnipeg Bible Institute College of the ology Bethesda Church Alverstone and Burnell sunday aug. Rev. Elmer h. Henderson pastor Grace Bible Church Nacogdoches Texas preaching 11 aside every weight 7 fulfilled 10 school classes for All 2.30 prayer tuesday .----youth Fellowship hour b week service of prayer and or Henderson concludes his Raj Nutry with us Al Ihk everyone is cordially invited to Atteno Tuhcic services. Elih Chapel Rev. Fred. Mitchell ., Minister sunday August 29 or. N. A. Woychuk president. Bible association Shreveport la., . Will preach at both services Al 1 1 . Andrj 7 , tuesday 8 Young people s society wid misday. T Prayer Praise Bible study visitors to our City cordially invited ;