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l . _ _| â€" FRIL, JAN, 17th, 7 P.Me .«AMaplehurst Lodge Daught ¢ (. ers of England Benevolen! +( & ¢Central United Church Rev, Harold E. Wellwood, B.A., B.D. â€" 81 Queen‘s Drive_ $ I SUNDAY, JAN. 19, 1936 Harding Ave. Mission Rev. A. E. Baker Presbyterian Church POULTRY SUPPER At Home of Mrs. T. Hilton 31 MAIN 3T. 8. i SUNDAY, JAN: 18, 1936 | 8 p.m.â€"Sunday\School. 7 p.atiâ€"Evening Service. Gosâ€" 11 am.â€"Rev. G. E. Bott, B.A., Missionary from Japan. "Partnerâ€" ship in the Expanding Church." f j 1 Message. Mr. Hooper, Soloistâ€"Mrs. Gilbert. Mr. Bruce Metcalfe ‘ _SUNDAY, JAN. 19th 11 ‘a.m.â€""Discounted Religion." . 2 p.m.â€"Young People‘s Bible <â€" SUNDAY, 3 P.M., JAN. 19th MASONIC HALL 8 p.m.â€"Sabbath School. I p.m.â€""A Sense of Danger. Subject, ‘‘Dante‘s ‘Inferno‘‘ Four Square Men‘s Class f it is dead.". Monday, January 20th, at 8.15 p.m. MEN! Don‘t Fail to Hear only dead thing about the is the fossil within it who 2.45â€"Church School, â€" I,:l.-’f.-â€"lk\v. G. E. Bottâ€""The Opportunity of the United Church 50¢ PLATE OF DAVENPORT ROAD UNITED CHURCH ISLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL Admission 25¢, Including Tax EUCHRE â€" . _. Church this Sunday ? to All. + Church is largely what; its. members make it. The Church needs your helpâ€"and there is a big field for your endeayâ€" ~ If so, remember that the ARE YOU: A CHURCH CRITIC? .. W. Marsh lm;.' Township felt that such a conference is expedient in view of the fact that the Government has inâ€" timated reductions in shelter relief allowances are to be made. A short A ts for a conference with the mnchl Minister of Welfare to discuss the relief situation in York Township were made Friday by Reeve W._l-n’h Magwood. ‘â€" < can relieve‘us from the sway of the passions and tWe fear of danger . ... passions and the fear of darmr 146 s and which shows. us...all ways which lead to tranquility and peace." A man may be as old as he feels but he‘ll feel a durn sight younger it.he‘ll get rid of his corns. NOXAâ€" CORN does the trick. Sold atâ€" Richardson‘s 1.D.A. Drug Store u> ~* Ciowk Prizes :: : > Admission 20¢, tax included. Rev, J. C. Williamson, B.A., B.Th., Pastor Phone 493F { 11 a.m.â€""Forbidden Pleasu 3..p.m.â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m.â€""Soul Thirst." Baptist Church EVC H R E Refreshments The Woman‘s Association of Westâ€" minster United Church held its reguâ€" lar monthly meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. G. E. Forbes presided over a largely attended meeting. Mrs. J. C. Irvin gave the Bible rea,dini The splendid annual reports which were given showed progress, and after the installation of officers by Rev. G. E. Forbes, Mrs. Hugill, the new Presiâ€" dent, concluded the business, Rev. Duncan MacLeod, D.D., who speaks in Westminster Church next Sunday night, has for m:n! years been a missionary of outstanding sucâ€" cess in the Island of Formosa, where he has been carrying on the work of that giant in missionary effort, the late Dr. George Leslie MacKay, %a'pu- larly known in Formosa as the Black Bearded Barbarian. Dr. MacLeod has much of the spirit and fire and devoâ€" tion of his predecessor, Dr. MacKay. The cast in "Head Winds" in Westâ€" minster Church on January 24th is composed of sixteen young men and two “oung women. Two of the men are Weston boys, Mr. Donald Sutherâ€" land, Junior, and Mr. G. E. Gordor Forbes. ~ The young people of the Harding distriet and their friends continue to have a good time at the social and dance held every. Saturday evening from 8.30 to‘12 in the Harding Ave. Communit{ Hall and are anxious to welcome all newcomers. Mr. Edgar+Roberts, of Newfoundâ€" land, was a guest of Mrs. Vincham, Westmount, on Tuesday. Ted Grosskurth wishes to express his warm thanks to his many friends for their splendid support and the votes which *‘ere givem him, enabling him to win ‘third ?rize in the recent Dabull anntath af Inah!s*Trona Ciavn Rexal} contest at Inch‘s ‘Drug Store. . 0â€"1w Four Year Old At the Theatre Night and Amateur Contest held last Wednesday n}fht in the Weston Theatre under the auspices of ClwellJCIwfi. No. 144, 0.E.8., Evelyn Cormack, aged 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cormack, Main Street North, was awarded a special prize for tap dunein’. Evelyn has been ??kaxg lessons for the past year under the direction of Joyce Forrester, 12, o eston. . * . Weston Personals The proceeds of this presentation will be tsed to assist the work of the Weston Community Church Vacation S¢: @ n ap uiss dumn: interest of all chikiren during July of cich yeur: â€"< > l::i“ s The Weston Ministerial Association take pleasure in sponsoring a Recital of Sacred and Secular Music smy io roaaaiy ©>â€" © Choir in CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH â€" PHONE 26 â€"â€" .. _ A. E. CLARKE Organist and Choirmaster Ontario, are to be congratulated on theâ€"birth of a son, Thursdny, Jan. 9, at Strathcona Private Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid °R. Scott, Woodbridge, Ont.; are to be congratuâ€" lated on the birth of a daughter at the Guelph General Hospital on Saturday last. Mrs: G. Ernest Forbes, President of the Dominion Board of the Woâ€" men‘s Missionary Societyâ€" of the United Church in Canada, is speakâ€" ing at the morning service in &'eest- minster Church next Sunday, and will tell of the Conference held last week in New York of the Foreign Mission Boards of North America. There were sixtyâ€"nine Boards represâ€" ented at this Conferencé, Mrs. Forâ€" bes represented the W.M.S. of the United: Chureh in Canada.. The Fountain Club will présent "Head Winds", a three act play by L. A. MacKay, in Westminster United Church here on Friday evening of next week, Jan. 24th. : Mr. and Mrs: Geo E. Mitchell (nee ‘Winnifred i'_iuni,vf Istington, Sympathy is extended by many friends here to _ Honorable Leopold Macaulay, M.P.P. for South York, and Mrs. Macaulay, © of Humewood Drive, Toronto, in their recent beâ€" reavement, the passing‘of ‘Mrs. Maâ€" caulay‘s mother, the late Mrs. Stephâ€" en D. Haight. Interment was made at Union, QOntario. Mrs. M. Barron was clected presiâ€" dent of the Women‘s. Auxiliary of é'(ml 210, Canadian Legion, at Islingâ€" on, on Monday night. Sympathy of the community is exâ€" tended to Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Phillips, and family, of 10 W&gnll Avenue, in their recent bereavément. Thursday, January Twentyâ€"Third at 8.15 O‘clock sds ail C . ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH CHOIR Sir Henry Drayton, KC., tp gnnle semace snb ie next y morning, and will as his subject "How Can a hm Best Serve His Church?" All ested are cordially ‘invited to attend ‘The Women‘s Association of Chalâ€" mers . United Church, Mt. Denmis, held the first meeting of the new year in ‘the church Emrlon, Mrs. Robert MeCrae presiding. Following the business session group activities were announced for January and February. Plans.. were‘ also completed for a play to be given by the W. A. early in March. The speaker of the ‘afterâ€" noon, the viceâ€"president, Mrs. W. J. Noble, gave a talk on the threat of Communism and the need for a more devoted~~ ffublic spirit. Mrs. Frank Rose closed the meeting with prayer. "It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and be cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones," was the text chosen by ~Rev. F. Davison of the United Church on Sunday. One of the main thoughts was that we are teaching others even though we are just living; therefore we should try our bast to live as Jesus did. 4 The Annie Kitching Circle held their last meetgng at the home of xli:s Louise . ;t‘ “.Hiu Iris Akins was in charge of: r“. which was varied, hnvin; all present take part. The treasurer‘s report was very favorable, the amount raised exâ€" ceeding that of the previous year. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. A letter from Archbishop Ower was read on Sunday, urging the need of special funds for stipends of the Clex;fy in the distressege areas of the Middle West. Reâ€"elected= officers for the Police Vflhfe of. Thistletown are Messrs. McGillivray, J. Love and C. Johnston. The January meeting was held last Monday. THISTLETOWN NEWS At St. Andrew‘s, Thistletown, Rev: T. B. Butler preached on Sunday, with suitable hymns and sermon, harmonizâ€" ing with "God‘s Challenge to us for Service". We are pleased tohave so many come out and enjoy the service. ,’flthe home of. Mrs. W. H. Oakes, u'ii avenue, Westmount, the charmâ€" ing little hostess, Shirley Mae Oakes, now enterfin&her seventh year. Mrs. Oukes is to comawhbd on her table decorations, eolour scheme being red and green, which were exâ€" he-ulg g{;mpri.u in view of the reâ€" cent ‘Yuletide season. Amorg the numerous gifts received by the forâ€" tunate little girl, a purse of money was included. An enjoyable time was spent by all who were in attendance. "The annual Vestry meeting takes place Jan. 20th. f% A At the meeting ‘of the A.Y.P.A. of St. John‘s Anglican Church, on Tuesday evening, there was an atâ€" tendance of 65, with the President, Kc;ujflurk in the chair. y!'nllo'l a ness porio* a Leap Year locz was held and the men served _ reâ€" freshments. Babs Bennett and Mary Eastwell were in charge of the proâ€" gram, which included dancing, games, Clovelly No. 144, Order of the mm met on Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple, Main Street North, with the Wonh“ Patâ€" ron W. J. Ward and> the Worthy Matron Ada Finch in ¢hut‘:ollo'o' ing a business seasion t was duncing, entertainment â€" and refreshâ€" ments. . >+ On ~Saturday â€" afternoon, â€" January S Sepped ATkeein: Junaatt this service. 6 /# 0% wous s3 ie ons : L03 cA mssn ~*~~*The Annual Meeting â€" | WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22nd, 8 P.M. 65 Main St. S. â€" Weston IRVIN LUMBE THE 139 Main St. S. WESTON 74 JU.9662 A FINER FUEL nÂ¥ ... A FINER SER VICE It Paysâ€"to Buy From a Reputable Dealer | â€" SHAREHOLDERS will be held in the office of the Company, Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Weston k hP Election ofâ€"officers and other important si :i en * « JAS. R. )A.f' ,‘ * ’;(’}?:m v Riverside Cemetery Company l REV. C. J. 8. STUART, M.A, £.D., MC. STORE to be presented by the above If you have been using inferior fuelâ€" now is the time to change. JIrvin‘s coal is carefully qualityâ€"selected â€" stored under cover â€"â€" and dustless treated. ‘Grade for grade, there is no finer cogl. 6 \ Rector OF THE OF THE L Yndhurst 2168> PLANT @