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0001 THE WEST VAN NEIVS March I:i. 1931 o P -r. cv 'c r 4. r v r" ,~ir ~r 'r r r rr 'r~'i 'vr I rv,i 4'vrr 'rvwv .v-rrrr V rvvr'vvv V ' rvvrrvvrVv ILLUSTRATED LECTURE "English Kathcbrals" A. HENRY, sday, hiarch 24th, ut 8 p. m. riors and Interiors prepared by Porter. Children 25 cents. by DR. E. in the United Church, Tue 80 Fine Lantern Slides of Exte hir. J. Admission--36 cents. The long thin face looks bet- ter if the rouge is deepened on the lower cheek and shaded lightly toward the temples. A bit on the chin helps to make a long face look shorter. Lipstick may be applied last. It should harmonize with your rouge. United Church Minister, E. A. Henry, D.D. Sunday, hiarch 15th, 1931 I Sunday School at 9:55 a.m. Public worship at ll a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Dr. Henry will preach at both services. The morning topic ie a continuation of the serial study of Paul's Letter to the Phillip- pians (Philippians 2. 12- 18), '"The Inner Secret of the Outer Life." The evening continues the ser.es on "Great Bible Ques- tions," "Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his ways." The public are cordially invit- ed to be present on Friday even- ing and enjoy the lantern slides and talk by Miss Anne Fountain, field secretary for B.C. Girls'ork Board. The subject as an- nounced is "The Passion Play at Oberammergau." The small fee of 25 cents is asked to help our C.G.I.T. in their contribution to the vvork for girls throughout the province. An interested group enjoyed the meeting of the Y.P.S. at Nr. and Mrs. Herrin's on Monday evening. A well-prepared ad- dress was read by Ruth Blair on the Peace River country and the way our mission committee is trying to advance church work in this frontier district. It is the intention to study the )ittle-known territories of North Manitoba and its new ports and North Saskatchewan. On March 23rd the society will entertain the Young People's Society of St. Stephen. Next Wednesday evening at the weekly meeting for prayer the great text in our serial will be from Isaiah I, 17: "Learn to do well." A Full Line of PAINTS STAINS YARN ISI IES OILS, GLASS BRUSIIES Painting and Decorating %V. CARLET 2152 ibkarine Drive Bone Dry FIR Full Load $5 COAL TRANSFER MOVING Phone West 48 DOC COOKE PETE IE SEAL Eoc Phone Estimates West 267L Free E. S. PEARCE 1Vindow Shade Specialist Suu Awnings Cuvioiu Rods IS90 bioviuo Dv. Picture Fvcmiug Cov. 19th Si. Iu business iu West Vuu. Ie Yours BARBER Iu New Store Muviuo Drive at 14th Next Joffccico Meat Store Exsect Wort--Ladies', ChiMrcu Gouiicmou Phono West 196 for cpuoioimoui Established on Novib Shore 20 Ycoro. (Ludy Acoicicui) HARRON BROS.(k WILLIAMSON jt'uacrailIircrtars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 65 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 THB West Van Nems Pubiiobmi Every Friday dueiucco oud Miiovfo) Officoc 17th uod Muviuo Drive (Next io Hoiiybuvu P O.) Phone 1Vest 363 Mall Addvcooc P.O. Box si. Honybuva, B.C. Pub)ichor F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 61.00 ~ ycov by uloii ov cuvciov. Nowccioudc sc. mw copy Young people snd others who are thinking of the call to church membership at the Easter com- munion are invited to the class being instructed by Dr. Henry on the Sunday mornings of March during the session of the Sunday School. It meets in the study at the church. The Women's Association are holding their annual dafi'odil tea on Thursday, the 19th inst., in the afternoon, in the church hall. The feature of the afternoon will be an address on "Women's Han dicrafts" by Mrs. Blanche Holt- Murison. A sale of plants and home cooking is also planned for that date, and a programme of music and refreshments. Plans are about completed and the tickets are out for March 24th, when under the auspices of the Men's Club Dr. Henry will give an evening on the "Great Cathedrals of England," assisted by Mr. J. Porter, who wifi give a series of shout 80 lantern slidee, illustrating the cathe- drals, interior and exterior, with s few pictures of past and pres- ent bishops and deans. The tick- ets are 35 cents, snd 25 cents for children, the proceeds going to the work of the Men's Club, especially in connection with the bowling lawn. The Women'0 Missionary So- ciety will meet next Tuesday at 2:15 p. m., when Mrs. Rush will give the first chapter of the text book on Japan. Mrs. R. D. Rorison and the Misses Alice snd Florence Kilby of Caulfeild, are guests at the Harrison Hot Springs Hotel. Under the Aurpices of ihe United Church hlen'0 Club. WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EDIFICE 90th oud Eceuimcii, Hoiiybuvu This Society ic ~ Branch of The Mother Church The Pivot Church of Chvici, Scientist, in Boston Muccuchucotia Suudoy Sovvicoc Ii.ze o. m. oud 7.$0 p. m. Subject, March 16th, "SUBSTANCE" ! Sunder School ui 10.00 ~. m. Tout™ouy biooUug Woduocdoy at 0.16 p.m. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Lent 4 (March 15th): 8:00 a.m.--Holy communion. 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11:15 a.m.--Morning prayer. 4:30 p.m.--Confirmation class. 7:15 p.m.--Evensong. The rector will continue his series of Lenten sermons on Sunday, in the morning on the "Seven Last Words," and in the evening on the "A.B.C. of the Christian Life." At 80 .m. there is the corporate communion of the Women'0 Auxiliary. There is divine service on Sun- day at St, Francis Church, Caul- feild, at 3 p.m. Next Thursday at the mid- week Lenten service the Rev. Wm. Askey of St. John's Church, iNorth Vancouver, will speak on "The Helmet of Salvation," in the series on "The Christian's Armor." The date of this year's con- firmation has been fixed for Sun- day evening, April 26th. This evening ihfiss A. M. Hil- liard is giving an illustrated lec- ture in the Parish Hall on Japan. The Sunday School natators amassed 13 points last Friday night at the swimming gals in Chalmers tank, in the face of very keen competition. The juvenile girls'elay team was second, made up of Edith White, Dorothy Shannan, Isabel Hodg- son and Marjorie Rivers, and the juvenile boys'eam was third, composed of Frank Hodgson, Dick Laster, Bob Ward snd Don Sharmsn. Edith White was sec- ond in the juvenile girls'print, and Don Sherman got in the finals of the juvenile boys'print. All swimmers taking part to- night (Friday) are asked to catch the 6:50 West Van. ferry, to go to Chalmers tank, where the gala will continue. W. hL S. On Thursday, March 19th, at 8 p.m., in the Baptist Church, under the auspices of the Mis- sion Circle, Dr. Harold Wolver- ton, a returned missionary on furlough from India, will give an address on his work and con- ditions in India today, illustrat- ed with lantern slides. A mis- sionary oifering will be taken. All interested are vordially in- vited. J Death uf Mr. J. Johnson John Johnson, father of J. Johnson, died last Saturday, at the home of his son, 13th and Marine Drive, The deceased who was in his 83rd year, leaves to mourn his lose John of West Vancouver, Albert of Vancou- ver, and Byron of Winnipeg. Funeral services were held last Wednesday in the city, Dr. E. A. Henry officiating, and interment was made in Mountain View cemetery. Oil of eucalyptus will help clear the head if sniffed like one does menthol. Hollyburn Hall Cor. 11th fk Duchess LORD'S DAY-- 10 0 m --Sunday School 11 s. m.--Worship a n d Breaking of Bread 7:16 p. OL--Song Service 7:30 p.m.-- Gospel Ad- dress. Speakers for next Sunday ROBERT IiichlURDO WEDNESDAY-- 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Dr Marjory hkccubbin l DENTIST Hours: 9 ~ . m. Io 0 y. m. Soiiivdoyc: 10 o. m, io I p.m, Evouiugc uod Saturday After uoouc by oppoiutmoui only Eoyol Bank Buiidiog Pbouo Wcci ns Roc)douce Phone Wool 99$. NURSING HOME (Mvc. M. K LcChcuco, E.N.) Zei - Ziih Street Ecci North Vancouver Eve)douce I'houci North Isssn NDYF PIisylng Cary Geoper Tucc. in 'MOROCCO'arold Lloyd 'FEET FIRST'Charley'o Aunt" APL 2, 3, 4 LS'6 s'ns'IE "A hand painted girl" le never as attractive as the girl with nntural color. Some one hss given a very fine description of 0 agent)oman as one who always gives more than he asks and takes.--Edward Bok BRITISH ISRAEL CAN AIIIAN LEGION MEMORIAL Ii ALL NEXT SUNDAY- Ie m w.~hoot fov Chiidvou. 9 p. m.--Speaker: MR. PERCY KING Subject: "THE TRIBULATION OF ISRAEI " Mr. King bvoodcucic ovov (.KWX every Wednesday oi 9:00 0 m. Baptist Church Pastor Rev H P Humphreys Residence, 1343 Haywood. Phone W. 362R. Sunday, March 15th: 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.--Morning worship. Topic--"Types of Calvary." "The Good Shepherd." 7:30 p.m.--Evening worship. Topic--"Do We Need a Re- vival?" 'The Place of the Individual in a Revival. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to alh On Monday, March 16th, at the Baptist Church, at 8 p.m., the Young People's Society will give a musicale. Admission by silver collection. Proceeds for piano fund. Thursday, March 19th, at 8 p.m., at the Baptist Church, Dr. Harold Wolverton, N.D., from India, will speak, Some wonder- ful slides will be shown. This will be a great opportunity for West Vancouver to hear this well-known medical missionary. Collection for missions. St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev, Father Carey Residence: 2558 Marine Drive. Friday--7:30 p. m., Lenten Ser- vice. Saturday--4 p.m., 7:30 p.m., Confessions. Sunday--8:46 a. m., High Mass, Sermon. 2 p. m., Sunday School. 3 p. m., Rosary, Benediction. Week Days--7:30 a.m., Mass, Devotions. Wednesday--7:30 p. m., Lenten Service. LECTURE ON MOUNT LOGAN A whole generation of pupils has passed through the classes of the Pauline Johnson School since Colonel Foster last gave his lecture on "The Conquest of Mount Logan," that splendid northern peak, surrounded by icy wildernesses and torrential streams, which rises to 0 height of 19,000 feet. He very kindly responded to a recent invitation of Principal Brealey and gave the lecture again last Monday. It was as successful as ever, his gifts of vivid description and quiet humor showing at their best in this narrative of 0 flne mountaineering achievement. His audience, which was com- posed of the senior classes of the Pauline Johnson School, follow- ed his narrative snd description of nearly 0 hundred beautiful views with close attention and gave him a hearty round of ap- plause at the close Principal Brealey then asked Colonel Foster to present the Junior Fire Warden badges to James Murray and Alton Graf- ton, who had been swarded them by the vote of their schoolfel- lowe. The colonel, whose inter- est in everything relating to wild nature is deep and unfail- ing, gave 0 nest address to the bo 0 which emphasized the vs ue of the services which the badge required of them, Thus passed a very pleasant after- noon. 0 1. Rfig Vcv TS IIH