2 WHITE ROCK SUN

‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959

Church Ga

Phones Office WI.

REV, ALFRI , F.Ph.S., ae
SUNDAY.
9:30 a.m. Sunday/ Sch ‘outh Fellowship,
and Adult Class

1:00 a.m. WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SERVICE
Subject: “THE GREATEST ACT OF WORSHIP”

7:30 p.m, Evening Worship

Subject: “HAVING GOD IN OUR LIFE“

CHURCH OF THE HOLY
TRINITY |
(Anglican) |

Cerner of Roper and Foster. |
Rey. E. es soy BSc, |

Rev. H. Berry yeas LT
Hon. Assistant‘ iF

Ri

(Choral

730 p.m. Evensong and
Sermon.

Preacher - Rev, F. W. Sharman, |

L.Th., of Vancouver ph’ Cazjadn,
‘Syfth | /
Siar Ta Vv
ichool
CRESCENT iveryone
UNITED id adults meet
CHURCH ‘ichol Road |
Service. |
Rev. G. A. Affleck, apne sate
B.A, Minister . vening Service
Phone W. 8-4941 | Wednesday 7:30 pm: Fellow-
saip in song, prayer aud
Sunday, October 4 Bible study.

World Communion Sunday

9:45 a.m. All departments of
Sunday School

9:45 a.m. Youth Fellowship

Tow

A

rning Worship -
mmunion

- 9:30 - 11:30:
Tuesday, Thursday,

Tuesday, October 6 11

200 p.m. Women’s SSH
in the Lounge.

6:30 p.m. Men’s Supper meet|
ing in the basement hall
Travelogue by Rev. |
Ralph Hardy.

Wednesday, October 7

8:00 p.m. Official Board in
the lounge
Thursday, October &

7:00 p.m. Junior Choir
Practice,

7:45 pm. Senior Choir
Practice.

ZION LETHaRAN CHURCH
£

Fri

Tuesday at 8:00 - Men's Club
Thursday at B:00 - Choir
Saturday at 9:45 - Junior Choir,
at 10:00 - Confirmation
Class.
L. H. Glerach: Pastor
Phone YE-72366

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MOUNT OLIVE LUTHERAN
CHURCH
“Age We BC,»

Rev. E,

‘, D.,

Bluff

9:45 am,

11:06 ee ots Service
Everyone Welcome —
Services temporarily held at
Buena Vista Hall (1160 Stevens
&t., near Buena Vista Ave.)

i GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE

FIRST UNITED CHURCH
Buena Vista and “E' St., White Rock

(Anglican) Church of Canada

0
11;00 am, Sunday School

| WHITE ROCK BAPTIST

Uhoir Rehearsal
\Thursday, 8:00 p.m., Senior
Uhoir Rehearsal

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH

eke 7:30 p.m.

7:30 p.m, Christian Boys’
Brigade for boys 12 to 18

2:20 p.m. Women's Mission

SHotices

WI, 8-8226

CHURCH OF THE
ASCENSION

Crescent Beach

D. $. McKinnell, B.A.
Pa Phone WI. 83062

ered ttober 4

‘Sunday School,
Holy Communion,

Ocean Park

CHURCH
Nichol and Coldicott

rsday, 7:00°p.m., Junior

most cordial invitation is
extended to all.

Radio Broadcast
8:30 am., CKLG, 730 ke
HE E. LOR Pastor

Prayer Meeting
day 8:00 pm.

Young Peoples
ier
EVANGELICAL FREB
CHURCH
Pacific and “F" Streets
eae Mr. W. NICHOL

otiion exer-

Sunday School

ing Worship
iT

ngregational
meeting

direction of Mr. Bruce
Hall.
Thursday, October 8

at Conference Centre on
Johnston Road and
Sunnyside

Circle at Mrs, E. Lite,
2515 King Geo. Hwy.

| | White Rock,

Junior Choir under

More staff needed to

meet church enro!lment

The early increase of the
Sunday School and Christian
Education enrollment at First
United, White Rock, has creat-
ed an urgent need for an in-
creased staff in spite of the
fact that the staff has already
been increased in size.
Already just over 260 have
been registered in the Sunday
School and Youth Department,
and 80 have enrolled in the
through the week youth work
program

The CGIT for girls is new
under the able leadership of
Mrs. F. Kish and Mrs. A. Boul-|
ter, and meets on Wednesday
at 700 pm. |
The Explorers for younger
girls is already 34 in number
and its leader, Mrs. A. R
Laing, has three assistant lead-
ers this year. The Misses Rose-
mary Laing, Wendy Cuthbert |
and Sharon Powell
The Youth Fellowship which |

meets on Tuesday has elected)

Gordon Krogel speaker

at Tabernacle Sunday

Mr. Gordon Krogel of the
Evangelistic Tabernacle, Van-
couver, will be guest speaker
on Sunday evening at Cres-
cent Park Evangelical Taber-
nacle, Cresceut Road

He speaks in place of Rey.
A. Sheppard who is holding an
Evangelistic Crusade at Agas-
siz, B.C.

THE POTTER'S |

this inspiring fi
presented by

is being
J. A. Ray-
Provincial
e Bible Society

n
nited Church

Sunday, October 6 |
at 8:00 pm
ALL ARE WELCOME!

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST”

(Cerner “

MU are y cordially invited to
attend the Services and use
the Reading Room.
BROADCASTS
Hew Christian Science Heals
Station C-FUN, 1410 Ke.
Sunday - 8:45 am.

CRESCENT PARK
EVANGELISTIC
Eectestablat

mBible Study
" Saturday, September 26
10;00 a.m. Happy Hour
Bible Club,
— |
HILLTOP GOSPEL CHAPEL
aes Thrift an

|MD.,

jin

1E

Mr. Gareth Keyworth as its
Student chairman, and Sharol
Powell as secretary again this
year.

The Junior Choir, under the
leadership of Mrs. J. Robinson,
how has 34 members and meets
en Wednesday following school
hours for practice.

The announcement regarding
the opening of Mission Band for
the very young children will
he made as soon as_ possible,

| cs also will be news of the pro-

posed Couples
Adult Club,

and Young

Missionary is
church speaker

Dr. H. A. Walverton, B,S.A.,
retired missionary from
India, will be guest speaker at
the White Rock Baptist Church,
Sunday, October 4 at 7.30 pm

Dr, and Mrs, Walverton spent)
36 years in India, The W.A.
of the church is in charge of
the service and will also be
taking part.

The ladies of the Baptist
churches of Parkview, Reidville
and White Rock met at the
Reidyille church on Friday,
September 25 for the Fall Re-
treat. Ladies of all churches
participated

The WA. of the Baptist
Church will hold a luncheon
the church on October 6
when Mrs, R. C. Weldon of
Vancouyer will be guest speak-
er. Mrs, Weldon is on the
Uoard of Trustees for the
|Buelah Garden Homes and on
|the social
Jof the B.C. Convention of Bap-
jtist churches. She will tell
of her work in this capacity.

Obituaries

PINKER - September 24, 1959,

|Charles Henry Pinker of 14832

Buena Vista Ave.,
age 86 years.

White Rock,
Survived by one

brother, Ernest, Fort George,
B.C veral nephews and
nieces} Funeral service was

held Tuesday,

eral Parlour, 14615 North Bluff
Road, to Sunnyside Lawn, Rey.
Pitt Griffiths officiating.

MORRIS - September 23, 1959,
John Charles Morris
160th Street, White Rock, age
73 years.
ing wife; one daughter, Mrs.
sister, Mrs. A. Pearsall,

Derby,
England;

three grandchildren

urday,
p.m. from Chapel Hill Funeral
Parlour, 14615 North Bluff Rd.,
to Sunnyside Lawn, Rev, A.
Yerey and Rev. A. Elliott of-
ficiating.

| Farewell party held

for G. T. Needlers’

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C, John-
son of Crescent Road held
a farewell party in honor of
the departure to Montreal of
their son in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs, George T. Need-
Jer on Thursday, September 24
via Canadian Pacific Airlines,

Some 25 guests were present
and were entertained by the

|showing of a full length color

film of Mr, and Mrs, Needler’s
wedding day which took place
during the summer.

George will be attending
McGill. University where he
will study for his doctor's de-
gree in theoretical Nuclear
Physics, Margaret will contin-
ue her teaching career in Mont-

ys #00 p.m, - Prayer
and Bible Study.

real. Their many friends wish
them success.

15782
River

IN

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6:30 p.m. Friday,

— Worship

:

St. John’s
Presbyterian Church

pbell
‘oad

Rock, B.C.
ISTER

Walker, M.A.

11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
» 9:45 a.m, Sunday School

, Junior Choir

7:30 p.m. Friday, Senior Choir

With Us —

\Bible Society

service committees |

September 29, at}
11 am. from Chapel Hill Fun-}|

of 2208
Survived by his loy- |
Frank Plain, White Rock; one|

Funeral service was held Sat-
September 26 at 1:30

CGIT group off
to a good start
‘The C.G.LT. got off

er gen nile mel
United Church hall with
new leaders, Mrs, A.
and Mrs, F. Kish.

‘An extensive program for the
year is planned, some of whict.
will be a mission study, hand-
crafts, candlelight service, a
tea and a mother and daugh-
ter banquet. es

Any girls between the ages
of 2 and 17 Se eames
interested should con

2 or WI 8-
in the First United Church on lesdees al ely NS

8 pm 3
TU aetouneled the’ tim, Mr, | each Wednesday from 7 to 6:00
p.m.

q the tremend-}
Tingley sells of the If anyone has a C.G.LT. uni-

ous work being done by the
Bible Society throughout the | form for sale, would she please
world and the urgent need for| contact the leaders.

|inereased support |

film on October 6

‘The thrilling story of how
the Bible is changing the great
Jand of India and bringing hope
to millions is the theme of @
new motion picture produced
by the British and Foreign
Bible Society.

This beautifully colored film
is now being shown for the
first time in British Columbia
by the Society’s Provincial Sec-
retary, Rev. J. A. Raymond
Tingley, Vancouver.

Its premiere showing here is

Attends Anglican
/Women’s rally |

Mrs. Andrew Westland of
Boundary Road returned home
Saturday night after spending
a week in Victoria as guests
of former White Rock residents,
Mr, and Mrs. C D. Reid.

While in Victoria, Mrs. West-
land attended the Dominion An-
nual Convention of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Anglican
Church in Canada held at the
Cathedral Memorial Hall.

Mrs. Westland is a member
of the W.A. of the Church of
England of New Westminster
Diocese Board. .

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(corng® of Thrift and Foster)

UNDAY, OCTOBER 4
a.m. Family Bible Hour
0 p.m. The Evangel

peaker: Mr. Robert Peacock
FORMERLY OF PORTRUSH, IRELAND

Come and hear this Evangelist. You can rest

assured of a warm welcome

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