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0001 THE )VFST VAN NEWS November 28 1950 r v Vrr r ~ vrrr m ! ' r'vr m 1 I r r r rr u ~ .VX v o n il ri ' rc7 uv'r 'r~ «c/ ~ ".'M ~ R' va co P.- ~r c r ~ r rr :rr ~ . r'rr -.urr %u r 'Xrrrrr' V vrrrr ~ rv rv vrr rvr4'rrhr r rr rvr -. rrcrrrr~r'rr'rr rr bvvrmvvr r v WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society The dates WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3rd THURSDAY, Dec. 4th CHURCH Eniy(CE 80th oud Eouuimoit, Hoiiyburu Thi~ Society ic ~ Branch of Tho biothcr Church The Firct Church of Chrict, Scioutict, iu Boston Mcccochuocttm Sunday Sorriccc ii.ze u. m. oud L80 S.m. SUBIECT, NOVEb(BER 80th, Ancient and plodern Necro- mancy, alhm Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced Sunday Scbool ot 10.00 o. m. Toot(mouy hiootiug Wednesday ~I S.is p.m. THE PLAY KIIIU Of SIOO1115lIllfO All )Vest Vancouver Caste Baptist ChurchProduced by Guy Desmond Proceeds LO.D.E. Child Welfare. Pastor, Rev. IL P. Humphreys Residence, 13th and Haywood, United Church 1VEST VANCOUVER SCOITISH SOCIETY At the meeting of the West Vancouver Scottish Society held at the Clachan last Friday, a very delightful program of Scot- tish Country dances was given by Mrs. Bingham and a party of her friends from Vancouver. ilirs. Bingham gave a short talk on the origin and story of the dances and her friends dem- onstrated them with a skill and agility that delighted the audi- ence. The dances shown were "Speed the Plough," "Ninesome Reel," "The Prince of Orange," vraltz, country dance, "The Nut," and several others. There was a large gathering of members and friends many of whom joined in the dancing. v Minister, E. A. Henry, D.D. Ip a. m.clunday School. 1Ve teach the International Sunday, November 30th, 1930. Lessons. 11 a. m.--Mornig worship. The regular service of the day Pastor will preach, subject, at the new hours- "The Open Door." 9:55 a. m.--Sunday School. Short address to children. 11:00 a. m.--Public worship. Anthem. Dr. Henry will preach, topic, 7:30 p.m.--Evening worship. "The Story of a Life Work." Subject "Prodigal Kisses." 7:30 p. m.--Public worship. A cordial invitation to all. Dr. Henry will preach, topic, "The Tragedy of Deserted En- 7:30p.m. Monday--B.Y.P.U. thusiasms." Young people over 16 heartily welcome. On Monday evening the Young Peoples'roup will meet at the 8 p. m. )Vednesday -- Prayer home of Mrs. O'Donnell. The at- meeting with brief addresses. tendances have been encourag- 9 p. m.--Choir practice. ingiand we invite the young people to come. The usual half 7 p. m. Friday--O.G.I.T. hour with refreshments will fol- Teen age girls welcome. low the topic discussion. It is party at the church hall on Mon- St. AnthOny'S ChurCh day, December 15th. This will pastor: Rev. Father Carey close the meetings until after the Residence: 2568 Marine Drive. New Year. t Missioa Week On Tuesday, December 2nd Sunday, Nov. 23--8:45 a.m.-- takes place the annual Sale of High Mass, Sermon. Work by the )Vomen'0 Associa- 7:45 p.m.--Rosary, Sermon, tion. The Sale will be of the Benediction. usual nature, and will be open Week Day~:30 a.m.--Mass, aB afternoon and evening. Instruction. From 8 till 9 8 very fine pro- 7:30 a, m.--Mass. gram of music vocal and instru- 4:00 p. m.children'0 Hour. mental will be given. 7:45 p. m.--Rosary, Sermon, Admission is free, and the Benediction. Committee are depending on the Sunday, Nov. 30--8:00 a. m.-- generous support of all as in Low Mass. former years. 8:45 s.m.--High Mass, Sermon Donations for any of the stalls 7:46 p.m.--Closing Exercises will be gladly received by the --Rosary, Sermon, Papal members up to Tuesday morning. Blessing, Benediction. Details of the sale appear in the advertisement column. WEST VANCOUVER HIGH SCHOOL NOTES on Tuesday evening at 7 in the Lower Hall, and the C.G.I.T. on Friday at 7. On Wednesday evenings Dr. Henry is leading in 8 study of some of the great texts of the B;ble. Next Wednesday the text will be "God Made Man in His Own Image." The Junior Choir will meet on Saturday morning at 10 under the leadership of Mrs. Colin Mc- Lean and Mrs. Sheffield. Christmas Is less than 60 days away I Your Photo -. will please your friends and will save you that, CHRIST- MAS SHOPPING. Prices to fit all pockets. blake appointment now. THE King Studio V. V. VINSON PROP. 311 Hastings St. W. Ail Wort Guaranteed Phone Sey. 1046 Last Friday, November 21st,two debates were held in the )Vest Vancouver High School. The subject of the first was: "Resolved that the Dole System should be adopted in Canada." Those supporting the affirma- tive side were Hattie Young and Nancy Kearns, of Grade X Gen- eral. Those supporting the negative side were Muriel Bell and Flora Gsmage, of Grade X Commercisi. A decision wss made in favor of the negative side. The subject of the second was: "Resolved that School hours should be extended sufficiently to make homework unnecessary" Those supporting the affirma- tive were Irene Shirlaw and Isa- belle Black of Grade IXB, while those supporting the negative side were Maurice Anderson and Grace Creelman of Grade IX Commercial. A decision was made in favor of the negative. Ectobiiobod an North Shore Ze Ycoro. (Lady Acolotout) HARRON BROS. 8( WILLIhlbISOiN j'Biter al Strectors North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parkora 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 Last Tuesday evening the I bien'0 Club held their monthly supper meeting in the church. The ladies provided their usual high class lunch and in spite of the deep foggy weather and other attractions 0 good audi- erce listened to and were de- lighted by an address by Rev. Dr. Brown, principal of Union College, on "The Modern Man.o He described him as possess- ing among other features the de. sire to know the truth -- sympa- thetic toward modern interpreta- tions and the merging of indiv- idualism in 0 wider social out- look. The upright individual thor- oughly saturated with devotion to social righteousness is the one need of modern days. THE West Van Neiges PubHohcd Ercry Fcidoy duoiucoo oud Editorioi O(fico( Iyth oud Moriuc Delve (Next to Hoiiyburu P. O.) Phone West 363 Sail Addrcoci P.O. Box si. Hogyburu, B.C. Pub(ichor F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone )Vest 363 8100 ~ year by mall or corrim. Nomcotoudo sc. Pcr copy Miss A. hlills, 1452 Duchetm Avenue, does marcelling, finger waving, haircutting, manicuring. For appointment phone residence phone )Vest 230R. Use the Simplest words and sentences but perfect English. BRITISH ISRAE CANADIAN LFiGION MEMORIAL HALL NEXT SUNDAY-- 10 am.--School for Chndcou. 8 F. m~ycuhcci MR. PERCY KING Subicctc "A Cloud of )Vknesses" Mr. Kiug broadcasts over CKWR every Wcduocduy at 8 F. Iu. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Advent Sunday and St. And- rew'0 Day (Nov. Spth). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a.m.--Sunday School and Bible Class, 11:15 a. m.--Morning Prayer. Solo, "The Lord is My Light." Mr. N, Sewell. 3 p. m.--Holy Baptism. 7 (15 p. m.--Evensong. St. Andrew's Day is observed throughout the Anglican Com- munion as 0 time of special inter- cession for missions. In this con- nection there will be a corporate communion of the Women's Aux- iliary at 8 a. m. Sunday. The program at the A.Y.P.A. on Monday night will be a de- bate "Resolved, that the Bible should be read in the public schools of the province." Miss Drusilla Dawson has been elected secretary-treasurer in place of Miss Verna Batchellor, who has resigned. The patronage of parishioners is urged for the annual bazaar of the Women's Auxiliary to be held next Friday, December 5th. The bazaar will be opened st 3 p.m. by ifilrs. A. U. depencier. The Girls'uxiliary and the Juniors will'hav'e bo'othe as 'well as the Senior branch. CORRESPONDENCE To the Editor, West Van News News. Dear Sir:--Among the thous- ands of unemployed at the pres- ent time are many of the men who fought in the C. E. F. during the Great War. These men, ow- irg to the physical and mental suffering endured in the cause of their country are as 0 rule, in a worse position than the able- bodied men who are unemployed, bemg prematurely aged and burnt out. The Canadian Legion Branch No. 19 at 856 Seymour St., have opened 0 kitchen, where every day about 400 men are given 0 good hot meal. They have also open a Rest Billet at 123 Pow- ell St. where all these men will be sheltered, clothed and fed. To carry on this work we ap- peal to you to help us by giving men's cast off'lothing, under- clothing, boots, food stuifs, veg- etables, or money. Please phone Mrs. Small. Through the kindness of Mrs. W. B. Small, 20th snd Fulton, telephone West 668L, regent of Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D. E., who will take particulars of donation, and Mr. Ed. Black of the West Van. Transfer, who will pick up and deliver donations to our headquarters we are enabled to make this appeal to you. Yours very truly, CHAS. E. PALMER, SacrTress. Branch 19, C.L. of the B.E.S.L. Williams considered himself rather 0 "hit" with the girls, but when he spoke to 0 young lady on the promenade she was very annoyed. "I don't know you from Adam," she snapped indignantly. Williams smiled in return. "You ought to," he replied. "I'm dressed differently." Hoilyburn Hall Cor. 14th A Duchess LORD'S DAY-- 10 a, m.--Sunday School. 11 a. m.--Worship and Breaking of Bread. ospel Ad dress. Speaker for next Sunday HARltY RAE WEDNESDAY-- 8 p. m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Dr. Marjory MCCubbin DENTIST Hours ( 0m tospm Suturduyc'I ie u. m. to 4 y. m. Evcuiugx by oypoiutmout Royal Bank Buiidiug I'hour West 440 Rocidcuco I'bouc West 808, NOW SHOWING THE SPQILERS The Rcx Beach Story Store(os Gary Cooper Kay Johnson Betty Conspson A Talking Action Thriller BOYS snd GIRLS nrioc your Nhb(yo ADDI(EBS. AGE cud IIATII o( BIRTHDAY co c cuu o( paper Io Ibc i(hT. INES ShTIJRDAY at ziai cod brcomo c member o( our b(AT- INES CLCIL Almoct 100 mcmbcnbly clrccey NEXT WEEK WE OFFER The xrucctiooci scrcu.ster pcoductioo 'A LADY SURRENDEkS b(uu., Tucc., trod. hod For Xvxl trcrb-rud trc Tobe siccmiro iu urccrothly " RUDDY NANCY Ruugus cud Chn(IOI L "FOI.LOW TllkU' „.'„ -- Lo'8sns'IE NURSING HOME (Mru M IL I cchcucc R N ) 804 - 84th Stcoot Eccl North VoucourcI Rccidcuco I'hour: North 1880R ' LEGION W. A. The regular monthly meeting of the Women'0 Auxiliary to the Cans&lian Legion, West Vancou- ver Branch, was held in the Legion Memorial Hall on Monday afternoon, November 24th, with the president, Mrs. Atwood in the chair. 'I'he proceeds of the sale of poppies realized 6173.10, which was far in excess of expectations. Mrs, McLennan, secretary of the Provincial Command, snd Mrs. Rogers, secretary of the Disabled Veterans'ssociation, who were visitors, gave interest- ing and instructive talks on Aux- iliary matters, which were much appreciated by the members. Tea was served during whiuli Mrs. W. R. Clsik sang a very pleasing solo.