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500 hursday, March 16, 1950 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL» g Page 50 % 2 ; =] I = CHURCH NEWS = |[ OLLIE'S =A Ck E! | DYERS 1 a s lh a ren Zann 2 the EPIPHANY QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AND SERVICE ppleby College Student Choir,| Bruce Gordon, son of Mr. and i vil icini --1 We wish to announce that under the direction of E. Leslie |[Mrs. Earl Barr was baptized on Tem A Vii -- Wednesday evening. The godpar- ARS | | BRONTE | Phone 210 <a | Forsythe St. at the Lake iL ROY JOHNSON ELECTRIC has been appointed our agent in RIVIER'S "Those Careful Cleaners" Phone 1123 Oxy - Acetylene . AND - Electric Prompt Service on all types of welding by only experienced help. If lt Can Be Welded . . . We Can Do It ! f<!) Maxwell - Brown Motors Phone 6 Bott, assisted the regular choir with the praise service at Knox Church Sunday morning. The choirs entered the church in a procession, singing the proces sional hymn "Praise My Soul the King of Heaven'. The Appleby choir also rendered an anthem, which was much appreciated by the congregation. Twelve n¢w communicants were received by the minister, Rev. C. K. Nicoll, at the pre- paratory service Sunday evening. Mr. Nicoll will conduct the Com- munion Service on Sunday morn- ing, and will preach on the sub- ject "Lord is it 1?" His subject in the evening will be "Why did Jesus work miracles?" The Evening Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. J. K. McBride, Watson Ave. on Tuesday evening. Great, success is attending the series of Lenten teas and sales of home cooking being held by the Knox Ladies Aid in the church hall on Thursday after- noons. The fourth of the series is being held this afternoon. ST. JUDE'S A former rector of St. Jude's Church, Rt. Rev. L. W. B. Broug- hall, former bishop of Niagara, paid a visit to his old church Sunday morning. His forceful sermon was much appreciated by the congregation. This coming Sunday will be "Mothering Sunday" at St. Jude's, and a special invitation to attend church with their families has been issued to fathers and mothers. Service will honor the mothers of the congregation and the -Holy Mother, the Church. «Our Difficulties as Christians" was the subject of discussion at the study period following yes- terday evening's Litany service. The subject for next Wednesday evening is "How to say your Prayers with the Prayer Book". The attention of members of the congregation is directed to the church library, in the north- west corner of the church. It contains a growing number Of splendid books upon many phases of the church and religion, which may be borrowed for two weeks. Tenors are still needed for the church choir. Those wishing to join are asked to get in touch with the choir master, G. 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JOHN'S Three chidren received the cere- mony of Holy Baptism at the hands of the minister, Rev. Harry Pawson, at the Sunday morning service. They were Brenda Kath- ents were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 66 Colborne St. E. Phone 588 Mr. Ralph McKim read the les- sons Sunday. The flowers were in memory of the parents of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cross. Holy Communion will be cele- brated Sunday. ST. LUKE'S The Banns of Marriage be- tween Bramwell Albert Oates, Bronte and Evelyn Marie Pellet- terio, Palermo, were read Sun- day. The Bishop of Niagara has consented to be present at a Deanery Picnic to be held in Pal- ermo early in June. CALVARY BAPTIST Twenty-two new members were added to the congregation of Calvary Baptist Church during the past year, making a total of HOTEL NEW MURRAY DINING ROOM 1 BLOCK SOUTH of COLBORNE ST. on NAVY ST. NOW OPEN - 6 AM. - 12 P.M. Breakfast 6-11 Luncheon 11-2 Dinner 5-8 Steaks Chops Home-Made Pies We also specialize in: FISH and CHIPS Every Evening from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. 81, it was revealed at the annual meeting of the congregation on Kerr, Wednesday evening. cial statement, presented by F. S. Treasurer, of $9,930.77 raised for the build- ing fund. Cost of the new church building was $22,322.77. Collect- ions for the general fund totalled $2,296.65, and for missions $787. 60. Miss Lilian Stairs, secretary of the Sunday School, average attendance of 84 and to- tal colection of $719.29. Average attendance men's Missionary Society was re- ported by Mrs. E. S. Kerr, with total collection of $203.56, plus a special donation of $100 for bap- tismal robes. Attendance for the Young People's Society averaged 40, and a total of $66 was collect- ed. Deacons, Clerk, Browne; Kay; ply for pendent service, London address Officers were elected as follows: Clerk, Hartley Sims; M. McDonald, Treasurer, E. S. Kerr; Envelope Communion Baer, Mrs. Willis Drew; Chair- man of Ushers, Clayton Rayburn; Song Leader, G. E. Browne; Sun- day School Superintendent, G. E. Sixth Line Sunday School Superintendent, Assistant, Earl Grant. It was officially decided to ap- Churches of Ontario and Que- bec. A. Bowdon the preacher at Sunday evening's YP.S. song group. Stoll, the pastor, preached in the morning. Dr. 'The .finan- showed a total reported of 25 for the Wo- Board of F. S. Kerr, M. Baer, F. G. E. Browne; Mrs. Joseph Rutledge; Stewards, Mrs. M. Assistant, Arthur Mec- Kenneth Sims, membership in the Inde- Fellowship of Baptist of Burlington was and singing was by the Rev. A. A. R. E. Hooper, of Bible Institute, gave an Watch Our Windows! WATCH OUR WINDOWS Watch Our Windows! We are showing EASTER WARDROBE SPECIALS SEE THE SAVINGS BURROS' SPECIALTY SHOP 136 Colborne St. E. Phone 423 W. S. DAVIS & SON REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE MORTGAGES * W. E. DAVIS R. C. A. 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