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0001 t P r vttv~P . W vtptrp ~r * h- e»w t e 'e ~ttt' e e trp ~ C 't I "t t PV ~ lt P,. 'PP 4 ~ ' ~ er r'*tte- te« P.v'. v tI«i,t r* t'et. 'I I Vt'r t r. vrv err vrr r rrr r re.vt rrt ~ rrrr ~. r. prvr ep ~ rcr r THE WEST VAN NEWS GOODS CALLED FOR tlhlD DEI IVERFD Plant located in West Vancouver 1540 biarine Drive WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EDIP'ICR 20th hhd Eteuimhil, Hoiiyheth Thi~ Sedely it h Bthatb of The ditther Chhttb The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston hittllhchhtttlt, Sunday Services ILSO a. m. hhd 7.20 p.m. Subject, June 7th, "(POD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR PRIZES FOR TELEPHONE BRIDGE The Telephone Bridge held Saturdav, May 30th, by the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D. E., was most successful and added 0 very substantial amount to the Inhalator Fund. The Bridge prhe was won by birs. Curry, 21st snd Argyle; and the Whist prize went to birs. Derrick, 24th snd Nelson Sts. United Church Sunday School at 10.00 ~. m. Testimony Meeting Wednesday at S.id p.m. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Trinity 1 (June 7th). 8 s. m.--Holy Communion. 10 s.m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11115 s. m.--Holy Communion 7:15 p. m.--Evensong, Minister, E. A. Henry, D.D. Sunday, June 7, 1931 9:55 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 s.m.--Public )Vorship. Dr. Henry will preach, topic, "Say So." Next Sunday evening Dr. Henry will be at Lsdner in con- nection with the 50th anniver- sary of the church. It is the 3rd church erected on the mainland snd the passing of 50 years is being marked with special ser- vicem L O. D. E. The regular monthly meeting of the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D.E., wui be held at the home of birs. A. E. Young, 14th snd Kings, on Monday, June 8th, at 1430. )VIII members please take Upper Levels bus, leaving Ambleside at 1 o'lock, I:15 from 25th and Mathers. The speaker for the afternoon will be Dr. Brown of Shsughnessy Military Hospital. There is Divine service at St. Francis'hurch, Caulfeild, at 3 p. m., Sunday.The usual hour of prayer will be held on Wednesday evening. 'I'he study of Great Texts, just now those of Isaiah is the theme On Sunday evening the follow- ing is the program of sacred musid to be given by the choir: Anthem: "As the mountains are round about Jerusalem." (Gosz). Solo: Selected. Mrs. Colin Mc Lean. Anthem: "The Ballad of Trees snd the Master," (Mathews). Solo: "The Heavenly Gate," (Briggs), Mr. J. Holt. Anthem: "Hark, Hark, My Soul," (Shelley). Soloists, Mrs. bfcLean and Miss J. Durbin. Duet: "Consider and Hear Me" (Pfiuger), Miss J. Durbin and Mr. W. W. Ksight. Solo: "The Lord is my shep- herd," (Liddle), Mrs. R. Howie- son. Anthem: "Comes at times a stillness," (IVoodward) . Next Tuesday there is the monthly business meeting of the Women'0 Auxiliary at half psst two o'lock in the Parish Hall. At 3:30 there will be an address on Camp Artaban, by Mrs. Jack Noel, Girls'irector of the camp to which all mothers interested are invited.Out of Plaice He spent several days fishing and presented his landlady with enough plaice to supply the whole boarding-house. At the end of the week his biu included the item: "Lard (for frying fish), 1s. 6d." A Strawberry Tes will be held next Wednesday (June 10th), at the home of Mrs. Derrick, 24th snd Nelson, at 3 p. m., under the auspices of the Women's Auxil- iary. At Tuesday evening's meeting of the Church committee the rector announced that he hsd re- ceived the appointment as West- ern Field Secretary of the Gener- al Board of Religious Education, and tendered his resignation as rector of the parish to take effect about September 1st. Both baseball teams play at home tonight, the girls at Holly- burn School and the boys at Ambleside Park. Last Friday the girls were defeated by St. Marks. Only the Finest hialttitit Avail- able heed in ail Liha ChvtBeto Pttptttlieas sold at tde Gnueytdolyyt Beauty Shoppe The Board of Stewards is snxi ous to put the finances on ss firm a footing as possible. They are grateful for the fine gener- osity of the past, but feel that regular and systematic offerings are the only business like wsy of accomplishing the task. They sre sending to sll the homes s nicely worded letter, and a pack- age of the duplex envelopes in the hope that every one will link up in however small a way snd make it systematic and regular. In these trying times the church feels the stress, but with s united snd steady support we will pass through safely. 1040 Marine Drive Prop. KISS GWEN CLAY„ late of Vogue 6 Doreas Hairdressing Parlor. Hair Tinting, Hair Cutting, Mat- ttiiiag, Gehehta Oil Shhmphoe, Finger-waving, Fttiait, Meal. curing. St. Anthony's ChurchFor appointments PHONE WEST IIT. Pastor. Rev Father Carey Residence: 2558 Marine Drive. Sunday (Trinity Sunday) --8:4o n.m., Holy Mass. 3:00 p.m., Msy Procession, Rosary Benediction. Week Days--7:30 s.m. -- Holy Mass. NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART (Thursday, June 4 -- Friday, June 12, inclusive) 7:00 n.m., Holy Mass. 7:30 p.m., Rosary, Instruction, Benediction. On sll days of the Novena, ex- cept Sunday, services will be held at above hours. Established on North Shore 20 Ythth. (Lady Attitltat) HARRON BROS. 8L WILLIAMSON funeral lirectars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlors 66 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 The United Church joins sll others in offering congratula- tions to one of its Sunday schol- ars in the person of Margaret Currie for her heroic and un- selfish sct in plunging in and rescuing from drowning one whose life wss in danger. The Women's Association hsd a very fine gathering on Monday afternoon at the residence of the president, bfrs. D. C. Ritchie. It was the closing meeting for the season and there wss a large at- tendance of the members. At the close of the business sn hour of sociability was spent with re- freshments which was concluded with a sincere vote of thanks to Mrs. Ritchie for her splendid snd devoted leadership. The rumor that Mr. snd Mrs. Ritchie msy remove from our community has cast 0 shadow over all who know their worth and her zeal. THE WEST VAN. "Y" The monthly meeting of the West Van. "Y" wss held in the home of Mrs. Holden. After the transaction of business an in- teresting report wss gives by Mrs. Hibberd which sll enjoyed. Refreshments were then served by the hostess. West Van Nems Phbiihhtd Every Friday Ahtlhtm an4 Ediiotihi Offital lfla thd Mhtiae Drive INezi to Heiiyburs P. O.) Phone West 363 afternoons or evenings AN INTERFSTING GATHERING At, the next meeting of the Parent - Teachers Association, which will take place in the Paul- ine Johnson School at 8 o'lock next Tuesday evening, there will be something serious and some- thing entertaining. Be sure to come snd join the fun. MhB Address: P.O. Boz Sl, HPBrhuta. B.C. The Board of School Trustees wrote the council re the North Shore Health Unit. The council thanked the board for their com- munication and stated they would be pleased to receive any information the board may ob- tain. PhhSehtt F. F. LOVEGROVE I'hone 1Vest 363 SIDO ~ year by catriet; 92.00 h year hy maiL Newmfahds dc. Ptr tepy West Van Cleaners and Dyers I'hone West 161 SUAI.IIER SUJTS rl JVD DRESSES Dry Ctrernret Ortprkrrly $1.OO ORE DAY SERVICE BRITISH ISRAEL CANADIAN LEGION MEMORIAL HALL NEXT SUNDAY- Is h. m~hoot for Chiidtta. 2 p. m Spthhttl MR. PERCY KING Subject: "The I'rivllegea of the Royal Priesthood Mr. King btohdchtlt over CKWX every Wednesday at siss p. nl. Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys, Residence, 1343 Haywood. Phone West 262R Sunday, June 7th 10 a. m.--Sunday School. Classes for sll ages. 11 a m --Morning Worship Pastor will preach, topic, "Art Thou He that Should Come 2" The ordinance of the Lord' Supper will be observed at the close of morning service. 7:30 p. m.--Evening worship. Topic "The King's Highway" We preach Christ only. Wednesday, 8 p. m. -- Prayer and praise. 9 p. m. -- Church business meeting. A cordial invitation to alL CROWNING OF QUEEN PEGGY A number of our readers have expressed s wish to know the text of Mrs. Lswson'ddress on the occasion of her crowning of )Vest Vancouver's first bfsy Queen, snd also Queen Peggy's first address to her loyal sub- jects, ss very few except those on the platform were able to hear what was said. Below will be found the text of the addresses in question: Mrs Lswson "Queen-elect Peggy and citi- zens of our new Msy Day Em- pire, we welcome you on this the establishment of our Realm. We know you will always be stalwart supporters of the Msy Queen Throne and ardent workers for the happiness snd welfare of sll our juvenile subjpcts. We now crown Peggy Barker chosen of our people, Queen of the Msy. We extend to your Royal Highness and to all your loyal subjects our sincere wishes for your happiness and prosper- ity." Queen Peggy (Addressing Mrs. Lawson) "I accept this token of sover- eignty from your hands snd I feel indeed honored to be the first msy Queen of West Van- couver when you, the oldest lady pioneer of this wonderful Dis- trict, has so graciously placed this symbol of authority on my brow." (Turing full to the audience) "Friends both young and old, we thank you. We are indeed honored to be the Royal Party on this occasion: we are sure that this dsy, the first "All West Vancouver Msy Day Festi- val," will be s great uccess: and we know that joy and goodwill will be the real rulers in the hearts of all who are so happily gathered here. bisy our reign be the first of many joyous and carefree gals days for West Vsn couver the Beautiful. "My first snd very pkasing duty is to present prizes to the Mothers of the babies who were successful in the Baby Contest held on Saturday Immediately following, some of my youthful subjects will entertain us with an exhibition of Maypole and Folk Dancing, to be immediately followed by Sports in which a)l msy take part. "I, your first May Queen, ask that all of you enter whole- heartedly Into the Dsy's rejoic- Ing and make it a memorable day in the annals of West Vancou- ver." I Junc 5. 19:ii. vI j I Hollyburn Hall 'I Cor. 14th 6I Duchess „tt g LORD'S DAY-- 10 a. m.--Sunday SchooL 11 a. m.--Worship a n d Breaking of Bread. 7:16 p. OL--Song Service 7:30 p. m.--ADDRESS Speaker: MIL RALI'H CARTER I'EDNESDAY-- I 8 p.m.--Prayer snd Bible Study DI.Mnrjory McCubbin DENTIST Hours pam iogpm Shletdhytl Ie ~ . m. Ie I p.m. Etehihge end Saturday After aoehs by appointment only Royal Bash BuSdlhg Phone Wttt 44d Residents I'heat West $92. NURSING HOME 9 (Mtt. M. F L4Chahtt, R.N.) 204 - 24lh Slttel Ehtl North vhhethtm neeidthte I'huhe: North lzddk kp 1 C. J. Overington PIONEER BARBER 14th and Marine Expert Work I'hone West 135 4 THE BAT WHISPERS Week bION~TUES.--WED. Joe E. Brown ~, GOING WILD I The hlmhtl zth-sltp Letshlhz aeeote e THUR. -- FRL -- SAT. CHARLIE CHAN OARRIES ON A oooD PIOTURS MOM. TUSIL -- WED. 15th 16th 12th "SEED" rnhal.zh o noaallv setetllehel ae I hellet -- L0639ALE-- C. L. HILBORN BUILDING CONTRCTOR Get my estimate for your building. Prices moderate. 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