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Suburban and District News THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1928 Saturday afternoon. The weather was cold and windy but quite a few came and accomplished much. Zion, Feb, 20.--~Several from hese attended a party at Mr. and Gathered By Times Stal Reporters and Correspondents DRNTON'S CORNERS ---- 4 % Thornton's Corners, Feb, 20.-- ? The high winds and cold stormy {weather for a few days has been "very disagreeable but we have not very much sleighing yet. It will help the skaters to have a good time. .. The attendance at Sunday + School last Sunday was not very large, but good for a cold stormy day, Donald Allman's recitation very interesting and all ap- ated the number. rs. MacGermain and daughter «2Gladys of Toronto, were the guests over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Luke, Mr, Chester Robinson and Mr. Wit Stonehouse attended the Scout's Convention held in Pewer- boro last Friday. They report a very. good time. . Rumors are that the hydro line is going up the road north of the . earner, It will be a great conven- " fence to householders and the Sun- day School, I We are sorry to say that mumps is very prevalent among the chil- " dren these days. LS The supper and concert given by the Ladies' Ald last Friday night X 1 in the Sunday School was a splen- did success and the nice weather brought out quite a crowd. The supper was very choice and our ladies need no compliments, as those who came, know how the variety of delicious dishes vanish. ed. The program of several num- bers was very pleasing. Mr, Fred Colling of Whitby, gave banjo selections, accompanied on the pla- no by Miss Dorothy King and was heartily encored. A recitation by Master Frank Hogg( and a solo by Master Donnld Allman and a piano solo by Master Earl Luke delighted their hearers. Also a plano solo by Miss Marie Berriger and a vo- cal duet by Miss Marian Jackson and Miss Grace Plerson, accom- nanied on the plano by Miss M Ford. A humorous reading was given by Mrs. George Webster, and an instrumental plano duet given by Miss Louise Luke and Miss Florence Garrard pleased all, Pro- ceeds of the supper and concert amounted to about twenty five do'lars clear, Remember the aluminum dem- onstration held at Mrs, El- liott's, Tuesday, Feb, 28, A bee for digging out the eel- lar of the foundation of Mr. J. Luke's new house was held last I for Perfect NOTE! If you take YEAST for your HEALTH, use Royal Yeast Cakes, Write for FREE BOOKLET, "ROYAL YEAST FOR BETTER HEALTH", rs Home -Made Bread EW GILLE TORONTO on Saturday evening ani} report a splendid time. - a party on Saturday night also, when Mr, and Mrs, H N. Hager- man, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hoskin and children, Miss - Effy Ralson and Mr. Chas Ferguson, all o' Oshawa, were amung the guests. Mrs. Garnet Beckell was high lady in Lost He'r and mr. Eimer Wilbur was high gentleman, The Onward class of the Sun- day School Young Ladies will hold a box social in the school- room of the church on Friday night, Feb, 24th, when a short play, "That Awful Letter," will be given, other items are also being prepared. All the ladies are asked to bring a box and will be admitted free. Everybody wel- comre. At the regular session of the Sunday School we had a Ilitue change in the opening service when Miss Stanley Chant, planist, played a voluntary; a -quartette rendered, "Master the Tempest is Raging;" Miss Ruth Fice told the lesson story all by heart and dil splendidly; a psalm was read in unison; the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison and a couple of hymns were sung. It is real nice to have a change. On Friday evening the Onward class of young ladies accepted an invitation from the Volunteer class (young men) to a social evening at the church, A class room was decorated In red, white and blue and the table decorations were in valentine effect. It was all a my- stery to the girls and the menu consisted of fresh made pan cakes and syrup, salted peanuts, coffee, angel cake, fancy biscuits and ice cream, so if any one is looking for a good cook just call on the boys A short program, hymn and scrip- ture lesson was had, also con- tests and games, The {lowers on the table was a large vase of daf- fodils, every ome had a very pleasant time, On Wednesday evening at the church the Valentine social was a great success, The usual busiuvesy meeting was held, A couple of hymns were sung with Rev, Mrs, Bick at the plano, Rev, Mr, Bick led in prayer, The 23rd Psa'm was recited in unison, Minutes of last meeting were read and the roll was called, several ladies answer- |:0& to their names by some'hing on Valentine, Program consisted of plano duet, Misses McMaster and Chant; reading, Mrs. EK. Wil- bur, a 'Belated Valentine;" quar- otte, Messrs Alex. McMaster, Earl Kellough, Arnold Venner, Ar- |thur Stainton; reading, Miss Ruth Fice; solo, Mrs, Foster Snow- den; musical trio, Miss McMaster (plano), Mr, Alex McMaster, (vio- lin); Mr, Arnold Venner, (cor- net); reading, Mr, Tom Jones; quartet, gentlemen; duet, Messrs Tom and Joe Jones sang in their native language (Wales); reading, Miss Ruth Fice; vocal duet, Mes- dames T. Martin and J. Balson. The numbers were all responded to with encores. After the pro- gram a fish pond was held for the children and was heaps of fun. A table full of parcels was soon disposed of and realized ov- er $13.00. A bountiful lunch was then served and everyone had a ood time, Several gentlemen happened to buy aprons and clothes pins. An abundance of candy was also sold, Mr. and Mrs. George Armour, Energy - Producing Power of I UREA AEE 7 fi! a Whi : weather was very In Experiments with BOVRIL on Human Beings, reported to the British Medical Association, an amount of BOVRIL proportionate to the small dark increase in muscle and energy corresponding to the large light section, showing the Energy-Producing Power of BOVRIL to be 10 to 20 times the amount taken ! "it must-be-BOVRIL," | | Tampton, and -daughters, were vi- itors at Mr, Deb Flintoff's on 'ednesday. Mrs. P. Murphy has been to To- to this past week. Our school boys with skates, 1s and hockey sticks went to ier's Pond on Saturday and ayed 2 game of hockey with ).ina school boys and wom by a ore of 3-0, Mr. Norman Van- »st and Mr, Anson Balson were oe referees, It must have heen iite a game to have two refer- 3, Of course they took turns. Mr. Russel Sulley is busy cut- ing the farmers' wood with his saw and gasoline engine. + MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove, Feb, 20.--Both services on Sunday were well at- tended despite the fact that the unfavourable Rev. Mr. Willlams, a returned missionary from Formosa was the speaker for the day and gave us 8 very impressive talk on For- moss and Missionary work in general. Miss Hilde Foley, spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Morton and son Jobm, Cobourg, recently spent a few days with her paremis, Mr. and Mrs. T. Power. Miss Winnie Rickard, Newcastle, .pent Sunday with Miss Greta ~iunday. Miss Vers Power, . Newcastle, spent the week end at home. Mrs. H. G. Freeman, Mr. L. C. Snowden and Mr. Howard Foley _ttended the funeral of their cou- sin, Mr. George Pascoe in Toron- to on Wednesday. Our League enjoyed a visit from on Friday evening. Miss Mabel Stev- [the meeting was handed over to Mr. Lawrence Savery, president of Salem League and the following program was given: Bible read- Ruth Luxton; piano solo by Mrs. | Arthur; topic by Miss Rutledge, vocal duet by Mrs. Erwin anid Miss Rutledge; vocal solo by Mr. Arthur; chorus by young men; re: ding on the topic by Mrs. Len Richards. The mee ing was then handed »ver to our president who called upon our social wice-presi- Mrs. Jesse Arnott's at Maxwell's | nook Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Balson hud |g dent who conducted a contest, af- ter which lunch was served and an enjoyalle social time was '| spent. . The regular monthly meting of the Mission Band was held in the school on Friday afte.aocon when Miss Stella Ross very ably took the second chapter of the Study Rev. H. W. Foley, Fraserville, visited his sister, Mrs. J. D, Stev- ns. Mr. Jim Abraham, Halifax, re- cently visited at Mr. Chester Powers. The W.M.S. meets this week on Wednesday afternoon in the hail. Our League expects to visit Eb- enezer League on Tuesday even- ing. 'HAMPTON Hampton, Feb, 20.--The music lovers of Hampton enjoyed the play, "The Belles of Fol-de-Rol," given by the Ebenezer young peo- ple in the Sunday School room of the church on Friday evening last. The crowded house showed their appreciation of a good thing by the splendid order given dur- ing the whole program. One could not refrain from mentioning Mr. Frank Walters, the King, and Mrs. Arthur Annis, Widow Belle, who took the leading parts in their usual good voice, The King's Courtiers were, Mes- dames Cyril Weyrich, James Han- cock, Arthur Found, Kenneth Courtice, C. Parsons and B. Young. The Belles were Misses Vera Werry, Marie Rundle, Hazel Rundle, Frances Hancock, Mrs. (Rev.) Harold Stainton, and Mrs, Kenneth Courtice, who all looked quite charming in their gowns of various colours. The nuartette by Mesdames Rundle, Courtice, Annis and Stainton was much enjoyed as an opening num- her on the program, which was followed by vocal solos by Mrs. (Rev.) Harold Stainton and Mr. Cyril Weyrich, Oshawa, also read- ings by Mrs. Ross Plerce, which were given in her nsunl pleasing manner; Mr. Ivan Robertson of Oshawa, contributed also to the nrorram hy his jokes and funny sayings, Proceeds $60.00. Miss Winnie Cryderman, To- ronto, {8 home for a rest, having had her tonsils removed. Mr. Percy Cowling snent Sunday under the parental roof. Church attendance on evening was smell owing to the inclement weather. Pastor Bick taking for his text the first verse of the e'eventh chapter of Revela- tions "And there was given me a reed l'ke unto a rod, ard the angel ~tood, saving, Rise and measnre the temple of God, and the al- tar, and them that worshin there- 'n," Miss Sadie Virtue took the or- gan In the absen~e of Miss N Horn, who has heen confined to the house with tonsilitis the last week. Don't forget the band conrert in the council hall a week from Tuesday night, Feb. 28th, particu- Inrs later. Misg Taylor, Pohecayreon, has 'eturned home after a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. B, Steele, Sunday EBENEZER Ebenezer, Feb. 20.---~The weath- er on Sunday was cold and very blustery and so the numbers that attended church. and - Sunday School at Ebenezer were very small, We were very sorry for this since we had with us as the speak- er, Rey, Georze Williams, a re- turned missionary from Formosa. However, all who were present were inspired and encoura~ed by his addresses which he delivered 'n a splendid manner, We hope we will have him with us again at some future date when weather conditions will be better, Rev. J. H, Stainton spent rouple of days in 'Toronto week. The regular monthly meeting of the Miss'on Circle was held on Sat- urday, February 18 at the home of Mrs. W, H. Nichols. The meet- 'ng was in charge of Mrs. Walter Snider's group and the program was exellent, The top'c was tak- en by Mrs, F. W. Rundle, the sub- fect being, "The Story of Ruth." The remainder of the program [1] last Toronto, consisted of literary and musical numbers by the members of the group. Important business was discussed and the Circle is off to a good start for 1928. Following the program, refreshments were served by the group in charge and a social time was spent by all. Mrs. Nichols and her daughter, Mrs. Snider, both proved to we very genial hostesses. Mr. Norman Down {is sporting a new Overland Whippet. Our young people presented their play "The Belles of Fol-de- Rol" at Hampton on Friday eve- ning, February 17, and met with grand success. The weather and roads were very good, the Hamp- ton people were present in large numbers and the play was wen presented. All this helped in the success. The proceeds amounted to about $60. Following the en- tertainment our young people were right royally entertained by the people of Hampton church, when a banquet was served them in the basement of the church All enjoyed the social communi- ties spent together. Mrs. Russell Bragg of Shaw's recently visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Werry. The regular weekly meeting of the Young People's League will be held on Tuesday night of this week, A special feature of this meeting will be an inter-League debate between Maple Grove and our League. Our debaters will be Miss Arnold and Mr. Ronald Courtice. Everyone fis invited to League op Tuesday night. We are glad to report that Master Ralph Found who under- went an operation last week 1s improving favourably, Our young people will present their play in King Street church on Thursday night of this week, We wish them success. Winter has been giving us a taste of his bluster the last few days but it won't last long. WELCOME HOME DINNER TO AMERY Feb. 18.--Members af united under Right Whitely, Speaker of | the House of Commons, here Wednesday night at a 'welcome home" dinner to Right Hon. L. C. M. S. Amery, Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, who has just recently returned from a lengthy tour of the Dominions. London, all parties Hon, J. H. i -- ---- --- -- a" seh i Light, Boil Bake and Fry | Wash and Iron n Jor one m I" was recently estimated that the half a ton of coal a h in ' 8 approximately $7.50. Compare this with the average monthly electric bill of $3.00 --at the rate charged in Toronto and many other points in Canada--which covers lectrical costs for king, lighting house, washi and ironing, etc. Not only does the Moffat Range add new convenience and new delight in cooking, it, at the same time, lightens budget, Economy is effected in Moffats Elec. tric Ranges b of the efficiency of every detail in their construction. The slight repair costs of the heating elements over a period of many years is almost negligible, When you buy a Mcoffats Electric Range, you buy last. ing satisfaction in Fven Baking, Economy, S; and Convenience in Arrangement, Moff ats, Limited, Weston, Ontasio, MOFFATS Gold Medal Electric Chad ones RST » average home burns e PAGF SEVEN ---- ing Costs win Electrical Cooking ¥ B h yeth fgeo Over 85,000 Mofats Ranges in daily use throughout the World Right Hon. J. H. Thomas, form- er Colonial Secretary, in the La- hor Government, in proposing a toast to the guest divertingly re- counted how when his party for an all too brief period, ruled but did not govern, he set out himself Moffat's Electric Ranges for sale by the ELECTRIC SH Simcoe Street North ole OP Oshawa, Ontario to visit the Dominions, He went to South Africa but on the way , back all his pleasure was dissol- ved by the news that the Govern- himself as a dove returning with on less of a party basis than in |chinery for conducting affairs with olive branches to find his colleag- | pre-war times. ment was punctured. Mr, Amery on the other hand had returned to find the results of hye-elections not so bad after all, Responding in the same humor- ous spirit Mr, Amery described ues had kept the ark well pitch- ed and floating high. He sald the | whole problem of Imperial econ- omic development had taken a new and {immensely hopeful aspect which he believed would continue | Touching momentarily on for- eign relations Mr. Amery said that if any of the Dominions found it desirable in particular efrcum- stances to establish their own ma- ee. particular foreign powers then the | rest of the British Empire could trust that Dominion to exercise no lless a sense of responsibility to the Empire as a whole than the British Government itself had al- ways exercised, IT A A I A A 2 Te The Oshawa NJ Twin-Dollar Day Merchants Have to Tell ou in Tomorrow's Issue of The Oshawa Daily Times