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__ Services last Sunday were splendidâ€"| _ "Very well ly atterded. The 8 a.m., service still "stay where s Ig;épé"a fair average but there is still| This was room for improvement. The Vicar so, putting l _ preached at both services on Sunday | gether, she s last. _ . ‘"Thank God â€" â€" Â¥es are asked to keep in mind the |I get down." ‘ The evening branch of the Women‘s Auxiliary held their annual meeting on Thursday evening last. A report q'fithis meeting will be found elseâ€" where in these‘ columns. Last evening in the Parish Hall, all the boys of nine years and over were present with the senior boys. It was a special evening and speeches were given by Mr. Higham, Mr. Lowens, Mr.: Boughen, and the Vicar. Afterâ€" wards a social evening took place. 4 St. John‘s Anglican Church. Last Wednesday night in the Parâ€" ish Hall, many girls of the Senior Deâ€" partment of the Sunday School met for the purpose of forming a group of the Canadian Girls‘ in Training, (C.G.LT.). â€" This Thursday evening election of officers will take place, at the meeting: Miss Musson will be in charge as leader of +St. John‘s Groups. se ma t o ign, . _ The prayer meeting will meet this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Poyntz, 180 Queen‘s Drive. The subâ€" ject for discussion is the fourth chapâ€" ter of St. John‘s Gospel. There will be a special session in the school at 3 p.m. in the afternoon. t Baptist Church. The Annual Business meeting and Church Supper of the Baptist Church was held on Wednesday evening last. _ Sunday services, both morning and evening will be conducted. by‘ the Pastor. The evening subject will be, "Someone is at the Door." The Ybuné People‘s Society held| punday school will be held at the thei‘r 'rggifl_a,r! business meeting laStlus'?la%; }Il{ourlon Sltm‘éihay’?and evensong night in the Sunday School room. Mr.| Wi!! take place a e / p.m. service. Cyril Stephens, the President, occupied efemares oo t}éq_Bcha‘ir. ts btranéafg tifin The of?ifce:;:l :)111‘53312 gg;tredd.of West of business, several members of the| $ 8 : Stâ€" sfieijew.irefld'ered vocal and instrumenâ€" l minster Church for t.h‘ls ye.ar are: Mr. es s t t A l o n k i in ciated. reading by Mrs. Balâ€"| :+ S, > . _ fx. B £ io e e n n t Te Rernt td Mo ;fmfi,ye "cli'.'se of I&Se nrf:egnvgre was | Thomas Morrison, Assistant Envelope on s ns en _seark .. Stewart. The first meeting of the £ 2 Board for this year was held Monday Baptist Church. night and a fine spirit of optimism _ The Annual Business meeting and | prevailed. _ _ § \ The Needle Craft Club â€" will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. W. A. Murray, 58 Church St., this evening, at 8.30 p.m. All memâ€" bers are urged to attend. | h _ The Women‘s Missionary Society will hold a sewing meeting on Thursâ€" day‘jaftgz"noon, February 7th, at 2.30 at the home of Mrs. E. C. Roy, Scarâ€" let, Road. A good attendance of the members is requested, _ _ _ _ _ Presbyterian Church. At the morning service on Sunday, communion was célebrated, the miniâ€" ster the Rev. Walter Moffat officiatâ€" ing.‘ A large congregation was preâ€" sent, the body of the church being filled. An appropriate and inspiratâ€" ionalâ€"sermon preached ‘by the minister, fine:music presented by the choir, rendered this communion service a memorable one. â€" PAGE. TWO ERODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED t tratatts y ts including full catalogue equipment, You must see this Big Six today. It‘s a car such freight charges, and taxes, full tank as only General Motors could build . . a value CZite_ wpare nire." 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A "Very well, then," said her mother, "stay where you are." _ By reading slowly one can read all of the Epistle to the Galatians in twenty minutes. Ail who expect to worship in Westminster next Sunday are asked to read the Epistle at one sitting as often as possibly before Sunday morning. Next Sunday morning Mr. Forbes continues his series on the Messages of the Books of the New Testament, taking Paul‘s letter to the Galatians. In the evening a treat is in store for allâ€" who like to listen to an orator, especially one who speaks with vigor because his soul is filled with a pasâ€" sion for his subject. The speaker is the Rev. Duncan MacLeod, a native of the Scottish Highlands and his natural gifts are inspired with a large portion of the grace of God. . The Mission Circle composed of the young women of the congregation is flourishing greatly under the Presiâ€" dency of Miss Rena Macinnes. In addition to their good program for Thursday night of this week they ex< pect a representative of the Presbyterâ€" ial to be a visitor. f Westminster United. Thesofficers of the Board of Westâ€" minster Church for this year are: Mr. A. W. Pearson, Chairman; Mr. A. C. MacInnes, Secretary; Mr. A. E. Melâ€" lish, Treasurer; Mr. A. Lorne Macâ€" Sunday School will be held at the usual hour on Sunday and evensong will take place at the 7 p.m. service. St. John‘s Anglican Mission. On Sunday morning, Rev. G. Walâ€" ton will be in charge of the 11 a.m. service at the Mission. Mr. Walton is a Missionary from the far north Hudson Bay near the Arctic circle, and has laboured there for over thirty years. St. John‘s had the privilege of hearing this splendid speaker a while ago, and enjoyed hearing him véery much. Now the opportunity has come for everyone at the Mission to hear him. Mr. Walton‘s address will be illustrated with views. The Mission should be filled to capacity for this exceptional occasion. _ $ date of March 7th, when a lecture will be given in the Town Hall, by Rev. Canon Loucks,. This will be his second lecture at Weston and the subâ€" ject will be, "Success." ONTARIO wWESTON PHONE 1192 Roadster ... ..ssols> COURE â€" m dn eenaioneeinin 2â€"Door Sedan ... 4â€"Door ‘Sedan ... BRACEORERSnâ€" en en minime Convertible Cabriolet Convertible Landau .. Ehassigâ€". .0 . .0 000 m Retail BDelivered Prices The Evening Branch of the W.A. of St, John‘s Anglican Church held their annual meeting on Thursday, Jan. 3ist. The reports given by the officers in charge of the various de: partments of work, showed a splendid interest in the work, total receipts beâ€" ing $133. + The officers elected for 1929 are: Hon. Pres. Mrs. Mackey; Pres. Mrs. Norman; Vice Pres. Miss Lee; Sec. Mrs. May; Treas. Miss M. Evans; Leaflet See. Miss G. Evans; Flower See. Miss H. Shakespeare; Dorcas Committee, Mrs. Hill, (convener) Mrs. Greaves, and Miss Ambler; Tea Comâ€" mittee, Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Brookes; Pianist, Miss Beamish. Mrs. Mackey, on behalf of the Branch, in a heartiâ€" ly expressed â€" address, _ presented Miss Beamish the retiring President with a gift of china as a mark of the appreciation felt by her fellowmemâ€" bers. Refreshments were served by St. John‘s members and the singing of Auld Lang Syne brought a very de lightful evening to a close. Rev. W. E. Mackey, Vicar of St. John‘s, spoke a few words, and on beâ€" half of St. Andrew‘s and St. Matthias‘ Branches, Rev. L. V. Pocock thanked St. John‘s for their hospitality and for the splendid program which they had enjoyed. Miss Simpson, viceâ€" president of St. Matthias‘, spoke briefâ€" ly, and Mr. Leonard Mills, president of St. Monica‘s, added a few words of thanks and appreciation for the fine evening which had been presented. Mr. Leonard P. Davies, president of St. John‘s, in a few brief remarks, stated that it was indeed a great pleasure to entertain the sister branches, and passed on a word of encouragement to the two newlyâ€"formed associations of St. Andrew‘s and St. Matthias‘. St. John‘s Branch (Weston) of the A.Y.P.A. entertained three sister branches of their organization at a splendid social evening on Wednesday of last week. Over seventyâ€"five young people were present from St. Monica‘s Branch, Eas? Toronto; St. Andrew‘s, Thistletown, and St. Matthias‘, Westâ€" mount. Following the formal opening of the meeting, with S. Wilson in the chair, the evening was given over to games, music and dancing, which was heartily enjoyed by everyone. The gathering was first made acquainted with their fellow members by a novel and interesting "Quest" feature, which was quickly followed by a whole host of other games which created a great deal of merriment and fun for everyâ€" one. A feature of the program was the "bowling" and relay. events in which everyone participated with a good deal of enthusiasm and ‘interest| EVEN. BRANGH W.A. ELEGT OFKG St. John‘s (Weston) Hosts To St. Monica‘s,, Teronto, And Two Local Branches AY.P.A. EMTERTAING SISTE] BRANCHES At Weston, Ont. $1106.00 1075.00 1096.00 1213.00 1212.00 1203.00 1280.00 865.00 ~_ THE WESTON TIMES & GUIDTE CEIG 0 m Opeâ€"â€"â€"â€"=4OQLM 01 â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"A0OMOoCEâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"orolâ€"â€"â€"=â€"â€"0602? Mrs. A. C. Meades tendered a pleasâ€" ing report on the manner of collecting Mrs. A. Thompson dealt exhaustively with the three shows that had been held in conjunction with the school children of three schools, of the disâ€" trict, those of Islington, Eatonville and Lambton Mills. . She also paid a fine tribute to the work of the children in this connection as well as to the parâ€" ents who had helped in their several ways to promulgate that real interest which they hoped to engender. Secretaryâ€"Treasurer, J. H. V. Portch tendered his finaucial report, which inâ€" dicated that the Society was in a more or less flourishing state, which was most encouraging. Mrs. Lake, dealing with the work incidental to the window displays which had been carried on with such success through the past, paid a touching tribute to the kindâ€" ness which had been manifested by the several storekeepers in the district whom she intimated had helped in a wonderful way in the preparations for the delightful displays. Members Recently Elect Officers And Discuss Future Developâ€" ment of the Society HORTIGULTURAL ISTS ACTIVE PROGEAMNE The members and associates of the Etobicoke Township Horticultural Soâ€" ciety held their annual meeting and election of officers for the ensuing year on Thursday last in the Islington Public School, with a pleasingly large attendance of the public being present. The retiring President, Mrs. R. H. Tier convened the meeting and follow ing on a brief address in which she reviewed the work of the Society durâ€" ing the past year in a most entertainâ€" ing manner called upon the officers of the‘ organization to tender their reâ€" ports. All â€"reports were favorable and reâ€" vealed Khat the past year was one of progress in the Church. At the annual Business meeting, the church expressâ€" ed its confidence in its pastor and deâ€" sirious, to show its appreciation of his services since his coming last May, they gave a presentation of a beautiâ€" ful lamp for his desk. The pastor responded. with words of thanks and expressed the hope that he would ever be true to his trust. The Annual Business meeting and Church Supper of the Baptist Church was held Wednesday evening last. The Church was well represented and the supper too provided by the ladies was thoroughly enjoyed and served as a splendid preparation for the business items which took up the major part of the evening. Annual Business Meeting And Supper Held in Baptist Church Pastor Receives Presentation Chapter Members Ex.â€"Comp., Dr. Roos and hmcorr;m{t- tee for their success of this feature. During the course of the evening, Ex.â€"Comp., Smith presented to Mrs. C. Long, a handsome set of silverware expressing through her to her husâ€" band,‘ who is Sceribe of the Chapter, the high esteem in which he was held by the members of the Chapter, and stating that the presentation was a slight token of their appreciation of his splendid work. Mrs. Long, graceâ€" fully expressed her appreciation and added her best wishes for the prosâ€" perity of the Chapter whose Annual Atâ€"Home is looked forward to each year by a large number of Masons and Om Om ons Om â€"â€"A0OmMOorâ€"â€"â€"â€"=omorc==â€"â€"36E1; A fine musical programme, which was of an unusually high order, was much enjoyed by the large number in gttenfldance, and great credit is due to A most successful and enjoyable evâ€" ent was staged on Friday evening last in the auditorium of the High School when Humber Chapter No. 246, R.A. M., held their Annual Atâ€"Home for its members and friends. First Principal Ex.â€"Comp., A. R. Smith was director of ceremonies and performed his dutâ€" ies in his usual capable and interesting manner. Third Principal, Ex.â€"Comp., Dr. H. Roos, was charman of the Comâ€" mittee and Ex.â€"Comp., S. J. Toiten was in charge of the cards. The result of the card games was as follows: First prize, ladies, Mrs. Fox; first prize gentlemen Ex.â€"Comp., W. C. Burrage. Royal Arch Masons and Friends Make Merry at Annual At:â€" Home. Music and Cards BAPT RUMBER GH. HOLDS . ANWAL "At HOVE" Residence 32 William St SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1929 10 a.m.â€"â€"Paul‘s Message to the Galatians, "Freedom in Christ." 245 p.m.â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m..â€"Rev. Duncan MacLeod, of Formosa. Choir Leaderâ€"Mr. Arthur H. N. Snelgrave 4 s ST. JOHN‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH J8. 11 Phone WESTMINSTER CHURCH 6T GH, HOLD ANUAL MEETINE â€"Holy Communion. .â€"Matins. â€"Sunday School. â€"Evensong. Missionâ€"Harding Avenue 24 8 â€"Rev. G. Walton, Hudson Bay, Arctic District. â€"Sunday School. â€"S. Wilson. Main Street North _ Rectorâ€"REV. J. HUGHESâ€"JONES, M.A. Vicarâ€"Rev. W. E. Mackey s 954 Organistâ€"W. A. Greaves King ( QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY, FEB. 10th THE UNITED CRURCH OF CANADA (Established 1858) _Rev. G. Ernest Forbes, B.A., Minister Rev. J. J. Sparling, B.A., D.D., Pastor Residence: 35 King St. Phone 43 Dr. W. J. Charlton, Recording Stewart A. T. Mather, Choir Conductor Miss Haylock, Organist Presbyterian Church of Weston Central United Church of Canada Motor No. 605 ... ... yteam No.3T... ... ... steam No: 20%.......;... Motor (London) No. 603 Steim No. 38 ....‘......Z. Steam No: 35. .. xMofor No. 609 ... Sfeam s mt s1 SEEATM omms en ado e niaminin x See above. > Motor No. 606 ... G25.ca.m. eteam. No. 26............. S0bâ€"at. Steam No. 30. 1252 pim. Steam No. .34 .......... 440 p.m. xMotor No. 610 ... 6.30 p.m. Steatm No 20:.......caue: Td p.m. Steam, NO. 88. msssccmenems :9.08 pP.m. xExcept Saturdays and Sunday. (Motor runs from Weston Park Staâ€" tion). k and arranging of floral displays, both in regard to the window shows and those held at various exhibits includâ€" ing the Canadian National Exhibition. In the course of her remarks she pointed out that the Society had been (Continued on Page Three) RAILWAY SERVICE AT WESTON under auspices . of St., John‘s and Our Lady, of Viectory h i..l. In St. John‘s School Auditorium George St., Wesfon., _ Friday, Saturday anfi Monday, Feb. Sth, 9th and 11th Supper served. from 5.30 to u8. pm. PRICE 35¢ Special Chicken Supper Saturâ€" day Night for Same Price. Marcel Waving Rev. Waiter Moffat, Minister 116 Rosemount Ave., Phone 1087 SUNDAY, FEB. 10th, 1929 11 /a.m.â€"The Minister. SUNDAY, FEB. 10th, 1929 11 a.m,.â€"The Pastor. 3 p.m.â€"Sunday. School. 7 p.m.â€"The Pastor. SUNDAY, 1t amo. ‘The 7 p.ra._â€"The UNION BAZAAR Miss Helen Tapscott, Organist. Baptist Church 7 p.m.â€"The Minister. GEO. A. BROWN, Pastor. Residence: 180 Queen‘s Drive Phone 988 Mrs. E. Galbraith, Choir Conductor. Marion Demorest, Organist 1.0.0.€. Hall, Church St. For Particulars Apply â€"_..Phone 27¢ M. SID. J. NORMAN z{ LITTLE AVE. Phone. Weston 731W. MRS. ELLIOTT 39 Lippincott St. E. WESTON HAIRDRESSING Southbound 6.29 and: 10.33 a.m. 7.07 p.m. Northbound 8.38 a.m. 4.57 and 5.48 p.m. TO RENT (Standard Time) Canadian National Eastbound Sunday Trains Westbound 9.37.. a.m. Easthound 7.58. p.m. King Cres., Weston Westbound FEB. 10th, 1929 Pastor.. Pastor. Telephone 964W 6.25.â€"a.m. 8.06 a.m, 12.52 p.m. 4.40. p.m. 6.30 p.m. 712 p.m. 9.08 p.m. Cutting 6.18 a.m. 6.53 a.m. 8.20 a.m. 9.43) a.m. 1.27 pm. 3.56 p.m. 6.10 p.m. 5.27 p.m. 6.30 p.m King George ‘Apts Phone 498 The Granite Concrete Block Co., Ltd. (Former Principal Hambourg. Conâ€" servatory Musicâ€"North Toronto Branch) Pupil of Senor Alberto Garcia Guerro. Studioâ€"No. 3 Dufferin Street Pupils prepared for Toronto Conserâ€" vatory Music Examinations. Manufacturing American Granite and Warble, also, Canadian, Scotch and ather.Foreign Granites. Snop equipped with the latest pneuâ€" matic tools. Sandblast. Write or call and get prices. 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