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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1927 Courtice, Aug. 8.--~Miss Lyla Osborne is visiting in Massey, Grey County. Mr, and Mrs, Ross Pearce and family spent Sunday with Miss Crews, in Bewdley, Rice Lake, ie Miss Ruth McKessock, Solina, is guest of Miss Anna Osborne, Mrs. W, Clemence, Toronto, was with Mr, and Mrs, G, F, Annis Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, T. Sanderson, Toronto, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. . R, Courtice, Miss Annie Cox Port Hope is guest at Mrs, W, H, Hichols', Miss Clara Williamson, former tea- cher of S. S, No, 8 is visiting Mrs, A. . Gay. J oe and Mrs. B, J. Gay were Sunday guests at Mr, Russell Gay's, : Mr, Herbert Osborne and My, Cecil Found entertained their Sunday School classes at Oshawa on the Lake Mon- day, Swimming was one of the im- portant sports of the afternoon and a fine supper was enjoyed by the boys and altogether a most pleasant after- noon spent, . We are glad to see Mr, Herb Nich- ols at church on Sunday after spend- ing a month in Oshawa Hospital, and hope he will soon enjoy the best of health again, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Rufus Clark, Rochester, on the arrival of a fine boy, Mrs, Clark is in Bow- manville Hospital and is doing nicely, Services on Sunday as usual were all well attended, Our Sunday School superintendent, Mr, L, J, Courtice, was present and Mr, W, R, Courtice had charge of the school, - Mr. and Mrs, Horshurgh, Cleveland, Ohio, were with Mrs, A, F, Rundle Sunday and have gone to Muskoka for a few weeks, Mrs, Rundle accom- panied them, EBENEZER Ebenezer, Aug, 8.--Sunday services were held as usual at Ebenezer on Sun- day last with our pastor, Rev, H, J. Stainton in the pulpit at both church services, Large congregations were present both morning and evening and were well rewarded by two excellent sermons and two fine services of song, In the morning Rev. Stainton preached from the text found in Matthew 12 and 45 and the choir rendered an anthem and Mrs. (Rey.) Stainton sang a beau- tiful solo, In the evening he spoke to the younger congregation on the subject "The Greatest Question that Was Ever Asked," namely "What Will We Do With Jesus?" "The choir again added .to the service with an anthem and Miss Francis Hancock' sang a lovely solo. Rev. Stainton was as- sisted in the service by Rev, Clarence Ferguson who is one of the young men who has chosen as his profession, the Christian ministtry. Everyone was very pleased to have him with us in our evening serrvice of worship. Sun- Fhe OSHAWA, 00D-BYE SUMMER LIMITED All will go at a mere fraction of their former prices Thursday will be a Great Day of Bar- gains Sample Handkerchiefs Ome lot Fancy Colored Ladies' H a » 4 kenchiefs, neatly bordered. Values to 5S6c. GEORGETTE SCARFS Very fine famcy Sette Scarfs, 1% large size. Thurs. D massannnans GLASS TOWELS Good quality 25¢ 'Check Glass Towels, 2 for SILK BLOOMERS Ladies Rayon Silk Bloomers. Colors, ondhid, peach, hiege, canary amd white. Get it at The Arcade Dry Goods Ladies' ~to- Wear day School was held at the usual hour with the splendid attendance of 105, The session was in charge of Mr, W, R. Courtice owing to the absence of our superintendent, Mr. L. J. Courtice, who was indisposed, Miss Ethel Brooks of Toronto was a Sunday visitor at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, S, S. Brooks, Mrs, Walter Rundle and Miss Allie Worden recently visited with the lat- ter's grandmother in Bowmanville, Miss Dorothy Stevens of Maple Grove is visiting with Misses Na and Doris Wilkins, The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society will be held on Thursday afternoon, August 11, at 2.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs, L., J. Courtice, The meeting is in charge of Mrs, Courtice's group and a splendid program has been prepared, he speaker at the meeting will be Mrs, Dr.) Norman Found of Korea who will have something interesting to tell the ladies, The Mission Circle girls are invited as well as any ladies who are not members of the W.M,S, who can find it convenient to come, It is 'hoped that a goodly number will be present to help make the meeting A success, Mr, and Mrs, Horsburgh of Cleve- land, Ohio, visited with her sister, Mrs, A. F. Rundle, Miss Annie Cox of Port Hope was a Sunday visitor with her friend, Mrs. Walter Snider, Miss Ida Epringham of Toronto is spending her holidays at the home of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Archie Muir, Three regular services at Ebenezer on Sunday next. Rev, Stainton will be the speaker in the church services at 10,30 and 7 o'clock and Sunday School will be held as usual at 2.30 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sanderson, of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. W. R, Courtice, Mrs. Clemens of Toronto is visiting at the home of Mr, G, F, Annis, Mr, Harry Oshorne who has been spending his holidays with his parents in Bowmanville has been visiting his brother, Charles, and other relatives in this community, Miss Clara Williamson of Hastings is spending a short vacation with old friends in this neighbourhood, Mr and Mrs. Bert Gay of Oshawa were Sunday visitors with his brothers in this vicinity, Harvest has started at last, Much fall wheat is cut and some later grain my be seen in the stokes, The wea- ther has been a little better of late and the farmers hope it will continue, RAGLAN Raglan, Aug. 8.--~Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson visited in Seaforth and Goderich last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKee of Man- chester spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dring. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Tummonds and daughter Inez visited relatives in Port Perry on Sunday. Rev. Mr. White took charge of the afternoon service on Sunday. Next Sunday church will be at seven o'clock and will be in charge of Rev. E. Beech of Scugog. Miss Edna McKee of Manchester is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Evans. Miss Pearl Taylor of Enfield is vis- iting her grandfather, Wm. Brent. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kester and Miss Edith Taylor of New York spent the week end with the former's sister, Mrs. A. J. Grose. Mr. and Mrs. A. Holdaway of Port Hope and Mr. and Mrs. T. Powell of Newtonville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Dring on Sunday. Miss Eunice Knapp of Burketon is visiting her grandfather, J. E. Not- tingham, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gilroy of To- ronto visited the former's brother, Mr. D. Lyle on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Knapp and family spent Sunday with relatives in Burketon. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hughes visited the former's mother at Myrtle on Sunday. A number from here attended the garden party at the home of Mr. Peter Christie of Manchester on Tuesday evening. Mr. Carl Avery had the misfortune to lose a valuable cow last week. NEWCASTLE Newcastle, . 8--Mr. W. H. Turn- er and Dr. F: mer of New York Master Arthur Wynn, of Hamilton, is visiting with his grandparen and Mrs. D. J. Galbraith while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wynn have Ar. 2 ood holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Mathewson and family who have been summening at Mrs. Le Greslex's cottage, Apple Blossom, have returned to Toronto, and Mr. and daughter, Miss Eileen, are taking their holidays, visiting first her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Camplin, Unionville, Rev. W. C. Smith Oakwood, will preach in the Unitgd Church both morning and evening services, POKT PERRY Port Perry, Aug, 8.--Mliss Mayri- fung at her howe heave, Mr. and Mrs, BE, BE, Dixon, Toron- to, were visitors at the Lake over Sunday. Mrs. A. H, Rose spent Sunday in Toronto, Mrs, Mellow and family are at Caesarea for a few days, We are pleased to welcome Mr. and Mrs, Bert Middleton and family back to Port Perry. During their abe sence, they have lived in Norwich, enne Short of Cleveland, Ohlo, is vis- I England. They have taken Mrs. Graham's house on Caleb St, 4 Mr, and Mrs, Robert Wallace, Port Perry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nora Edith, to Ells- worth Beacock of Detroit. The mare lage to take place early in Septem- er. Mrs, Causley and Miss Winnifred spent a few days In Toronto recent- Mr and Mrs. Brewer and family of Taronto' spent the week-end at the Lake front, The funeral of Mra, Wellington Somervilld, took place today from the family residence on Lilla St. Mrs, Somerville, who has been very very ill for some time, died in To- ronto on Friday, Much sympathy ia felt for the bereaved family, There was a large attendance at the Bowling Tournament on Wed- nesday, Aug, 3. The Women's Guild Travellers' WORLD § By booking early for your trip to Europe during the busy summer season you secure the pick of the accommodation by, CABIN CLASS Cabin Class means ONE CLASS, The entire vessel is yours to enjoy, Every comfort and con every attention and service are yours to Four days open Seca by the mighty water boulevard to Europe, Moderate rates, Sailings from Montreal and Quebec every few days, For further information ask any steamship agent, or" J. E. PARKER Gen, Agent, Ocean Traffic, C.P.R. Bidg., Toronto Always earry Canadian Pacific Express 's ve Csiadian' Company' CANADIAN ACIFIC GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM of the Church of the Ascension serv- ed dinner and supper in the parish hall, . Mr. apd Mrs. J. C, Miller, Port Perry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Meta Evelyn, to Mr, George Howsam, Port Perry, the marriage to take place in August. Mr. David Truax, a farmer near Greenbank had a heifer struck by lightning on bunaay. Mr, and Mrs. W, A, Christy and Miss Frances, were in Campbellford recently. Mr, James Frise, the Cartoonist, and his wife are visiting Mr, Frise's mother here, | In the absence of Rev. R. T. Rich- ards, Who Is on holiday, the Sunday Services at the United Church were taken by Rev, Mr, Stillwell of Ux- bridye, Miss Ethel Dodds spent hér va- cation in Woodville and other plac- ' We understand that Mr, McKen- zle, the new principal of the Port Perry High School will occupy Mr, Willfirgtion 'Somervsife's (house on Lilla St, Mrs, Stevens of Bloomfield was In town on Monday, Misses Gwyneth and Jean Cock- burn visited Mr, and Mrs, J. C, Cock: burn on Sunday. Mrs, Tom Bowerman of Detroit is visiting her mother, aMrs, Wnu frown, Mrs, Dobson and family of Toron- to are with Mr, and Mrs, C, L, Viek- ery, | KEDRON Misses Lorraine and Jean Love en- tertained a few of their friends last Thursday afternoon, Miss Marie Cole has returned home after taking a summer couisw in Art at the Art College, Toronto, Several from here attended the service at Solina, Sunday afternoon to hear Mrs, Sparlmg, a missionary, lately returned from China, Miss Helen Betty, Oshawa, visited with Miss Mildred Cole a few days last week, ' Snday School and Church Services will be withdrawn on Sunday, Aug. 4, owing to the absence of our min- ister, Rev, Mr, Clugston, who is hay- ing his vacation. Rev. Mr, Haig, Agincourt, and Rey, Mr. Fraser, Dunbarton, will conduct the services he two following Sundays. Mr. Andrew Lawrence, Weston, and Mr, and Mrs. J .C. Lawrence, Myrtle, visited at Mr, John Mount- oy's. Mr. and, Mrs. A, R. Scatt and son, Lee, Mrs. 8. L. Scott and daughter, Grace, and Mrs. Clarencé Werry and son, Wirnam, visited with Mr. J. Scott, Columbus, yesterday. Mr. James Scott, Columbus, Mr, A, R. Scott, Mrs. John Mountjoy and Miss Beatrice Mountjoy motored to Toronto on Monday to visit Mrs, {Mountjoy's brother, Mr. W, L. Law- | rence. Mr. and Mrs. John Provan and children, Catherine and Jack, Toron- to, visited at Mr. F. Rahme's on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. M. Knapp and chil- dren spent the week-end in Toron- to. Miss Hazel Rahme has returned from a holiday with her grand-moth- er, Mrs, Whiteford, in Brookin. MARINE PHENOMENON ON YUCATAN COAST Merida, Mexico, Aug. 8.--A mar- ine phenomenon has taken place on the Yucatan Coast, where, presum- ably on account of a volcanic erup- tion, dead fish in huge numbers, in- cluding large deep sea speciments, are floating about for miles all along the coast, poisoning the surrounding waters. 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