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tees Thursday, November 9, 1950 "THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL [= CHURCH NEWS = ST. LUKE'S Janet Loulse Atkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Atkins was baptized Sunday. The godparents were ' Miss Margaret A. Teal and Mr, Ralph F. Niesam, Joan Rum- mery, Mary Pope and Margaret Pope sang "Tell Me The Story Of Jesus," during the offertory. Next Sunday an Armistice Day service Will" be held. The choir will sing at the Evening Service at the Church of the Epiphany. Nov. 19. CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY The Girls' Auxillary met Tues- day afternoon in the Parish hall. Saturday a successful bazaar and tea was held in the parish hall. Mrs. Arthur Vallance of Port Nelson opened the bazaar with a brief speech. Caroline Hoey very graciously presented Mrs. Val lance with flowers. The hall, tab- les and booths were tastefully decorated with autumn flowers and leaves. A special service to 'mark the first anniversary. of the opening of the Parish hall will be held on Sunday, Noy. 19th at 7 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY At the service Sunday morning the subject will be "Mortals and Immortals. From the Citations, He had lain in the grave five days already. Jesus cried with a 1oud voice, Lazarus, come forth. And he that was dead came forth." John 11.17:41, 43, 44. The annual meeting for the election of the Board of Direct- ors will be at' 8.00 p.m. Monday. ST. JUDE'S Remembrance Day will be ob- served in St. Jude's on Sunday, when a memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. The rector, Rev. F. C. Jackson, will be in charge. Men and boys of the congrega- tion attended a corporate commun- ion on Sunday. Following the service a breakfast was Held in the parish hall. Dr. F. N. Spar- ling, the speaker, dealt with the medical profession as a career. The preacher at the 9.45 and 11 am. service was Rey. Allan Greene of the Columbian Coast Mission. Special choral music will be rendered by the choir, under the direction of G. Melbourne Evans, on Sunday, November 19. A par- ticularly fine program has been arranged for the evening service. A service and party for the Little Helpers will be held on Saturday afternoon. A supper meeting under the auspices of the Missionary Com- mittee will be held in the parish hall on Monday, Nov. 27, when the speaker will be Rev. Mr. John from the Church of South India. St. Jude's Women's Guild held their monthly meeting in the parish hall last evening. The interior of 'the parish hall is being renovated. ST. JOHN'S A woman who spent 35 years in Japan as a teacher in the Unit- ed Church missions will be the speaker at a joint thank-offering supper meeting of the Evening and Afternoon W.M.S., to be Held in Lusk Hall Monday evening, Nov. 13. The speaker, Miss Sy- bil R. Courtice, spent a year in custody as a citizen of an enemy nation, being repatriated in 1943. She was the first mislonary to return to Japan after the war. Lusk Hall, which has been com: pletely renovated, will be form- ally re-opened by Rev. Mr. Paw- son at Sunday's 11 a.m. service. The congregation" will have an opportunity of - inspecting the building after the service. Re- Don MacRae Addresses University Women The November ville will ald F. MacRae will "Science Serves of the members are welcome. membrance Day served on Sunday, form the theme of Mr. Pawson's sermon. This coming Sunday has been set aside as "Every Member Canvass Sunday." Members of the congregation are urged to give their pledges at the close of the morning seryice. A Baptismal service will be held on Sunday morning, Nov. 19. Parents wishing: their children baptized are ' urged to get dn touch with the minister or to fill out a form and place it on the collection plate. All young people of the con- gregation, their parents and their friends, are invited to at- tend the Young People's ser- vice to be held Sunday evening, Nov. 19, at 7 p.m. Instead of an address there will be a discus- sion of matters interesting to youth by a group of young people who will occupy the rostrum. Those taking part in the discus- sion will be'prepared by Mr: and Mrs, Cecil G. Bainbridge. NOX Rev. C. K. Nicoll, the minister, will conduct a memorial service at 11 a.m. Sunday, when the hon- or rolls of Knox ©hurch for both world wars will be read and the Last Post sounded. The subject of Mr. Nicolls sermon will be "The Unknown Soldier." In the evening he will preach on the theme "Costly Living and Cheap Religion." OUR CHRISTMAS . . . TO O ® PIPES - CIGARS Colborne St. E. LAY AWRY PLAN IS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE A small deposit will hold any article we have for sale until you are ready to pick it up. 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Father Kirby will 'cele- brate Masses at 8.30 and 10.30 a.m. Sunday. A Mission will be conducted each evening during the week of Nov. 19 by Rey. R. J. Conway, C.S.SR. People of all demonina- tions are welcome to attend. CALVARY BAPTIST Dr| R. M. Nielsen, of the Bib- lcal Research Society, Toronto, will be the preacher at Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday eve ning. Noel Hancock will render violin selections. Mr. Stoll, the pastor, will preach in the morn- ing. There will be mo cottage pray- er meeting Friday evening. In- stead, the members will attend the opening of a mew Baptist church at New Toronto when the address will be delivered by Mr. Stoll. The Missionary film "Tos Every Creature" sponsored by the Moody Bible Institute, was shown on Monday evening. meeting of the University Women's Club of Oak- be held in the music room of the high school Wednes- day evening, Nov. 15, at 8.15. Don- speak on the Community and Home." Husbands and friends will also be ob- when it will} The appearance of Mary Syme as soloist in the first of the Home and School Concert Series on Nov. 16 brings to Oakville one of Canada's greatest pianists and Mary Syme Features Solway String Quartet in the Oakville-Trafalgar High School auditorium In the first of four concerts. scheduled to (bring lead- ing musicians to the community an artist who has been i by the leading critics bf New York national scene last year. Miss Syme will appear with the famous. at {ssi prices lower: than the scale required in Syme made a tour of Buropean music centres, playing in London, | H&S Page 7 Recital Paris, Rome, thé Low Countries and elsewhere and at every ap: her programs evoked critics who describ- "a brilliant pianist," of outstanding qual- ities" and "the possessor of a ful- pearance praise from ed her as "an artist ly dependable technique which and London as one of the out-| their city appearances. she uses to play unobtrusively standing musicians on the inter- In the spring of this year, Miss | and with impeccable taste"--to quote some of the comments. (Continued on Page 14) | : a a % % : 1 : On Tuesday 2 number of Wo- men of the congregation attend- ed an all-day woman's rally at Oakwood Baptist Church, Toronto. ! & Ere rice To EEE REE RES REE REESE oe 3708 Jae 00e eR A0SE RATE RCE ISR REEIEI00E R0CE IITERENERS The Community Centre RENA WILLBEAFAGTOR ~ INTHEHEALTH PROGRAM OFTHE DISTRICT HEALTHY SPORT 'BUILDS STRONG BODIE < 3 2 é < WE URGE YOUR WHOLEHEARTED FINANCIAL SUPPORT © OFTHE : COMMUNITY CENTRE © INTTSDRIVEFORFUNDS THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS BEDE : | | (:- © OAKVILLE-TRAFRLGAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL zie AEW : 1951 ! Visit us today . . . we have the new 1951 Monarch on display. See it . . . and you'll say it's more beautiful than ever with its new "longer look". Arrange to drive it . . . and thrill to the performance of its improved 112 Hp. V-type 8-cylinder engine! caiches the ege-~ captures the heart Seeit, driveit ... compare it... you'll agree the new 1951 Monarch isa Master- piece by EVERY Measure.