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"bf a daughter, on November 19, 1934, s » Ha ERT \ RLY 1 ha EE ey ae 5) -- Nig \ ~ Miss Alma Frise is visiting with ~ PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1984 SEAGRAVE To Mr. and Mrs, J. London, the gift A very interesting meeting of the Young People's Society was held on Tuesday night, November 13th, with 'Miss Norma Moon conducting the pro- gram on Christian Fellowship. The president, Mr. H. Jackson, led in the - opening exercises with the pastor, Rev. O. R. Flindall conducting the d * votional period: Miss Muriel Snooks " yead the Scripture lesson. Bible references were under the leadership of Reg. Abraham. Topic, "Christian Fellowship", was given by Mr. Roy Scott, discussions by the 'pastor, and Miss E. Graham. Many outstanding facts on.the subject were very inter. esting and helpful. 'Meeting closed in the usual way. ; i Sunday School was in charge of the - Supt, Mr. J. N. Mark, with an attend- ance of 83, It had as visitors Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Brown, of Toronto, former: Sunday School workers. It being Mr. Brown's birthday the mission box was remembered. (Congratulations.) In the evening Rev. O. R. Flindall preached a splendid sermon which was well received. The music was also eng joyed, .. A large number attended the an: niversary services held at Zion United Church on November 11th and 12th. Following the supper on Monday, the Greenbank young people gave their play. : : Mrs. A. L. Orchard spent a holiday at Bowmanville recently. ETE Miss Vera Tanner, who spent thelwell attended. Many old friends were past week with her mother Mrs. A. Tanner has returned to her duties in : Toronto. A Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown have re- "turned to their home in Toronto after a pleasant week spent with relatives and friends. : . Mrs, Fred Wells and niece of New "York, and Mrs. Austin, of «Toronto, "were yisitors, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moon, last week. "~~ ° ke Mrs. Walter. Moase: has returned home from 'a 'pleasant holiday, spent with friends'in*Toronto:.. «7% relatives in Toronto, : ae Miss Ethel Powell was a recent visitor at her home. ; Miss Norma Uqurhart has been con- fined to her bed through illness. Her friends will be pleased to hear she was "able to go to her home at Uxbridge on Saturday and be able to resume her school duties. soon. ; Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Hood of To. yonto recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stone. - Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forder, of Black- stock, visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Wan namaker recently. oY Mrs. A, Tanner and Miss Vera Tan ner, of Toronto, visiting at Oshawa, on Friday, the guests of the former's sister Mrs. P. Ripley, who is seriously ill. Sh 3 Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk and family, of Lindsay, visitors of relatives here on Sunday. ... - ET : The Quadrata Girls' Club will be en- tertained for their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Mark, on Wednesday evening. A good attendanace is expected. 3 The Mission Band will meet in the S. S. room on Saturday afternoon for their regular monthly meeting. Rev. O. R. 'and Mrs. Flindall enter- tained relatives from Toronto over the week-end. . The condition of Mrs. Bert Dowson, who was taken to the Lindsay Hospital on Saturday morning is still very serious. Her many friends hope' the change is for the best and that there will be improvement soon. Sorry to report Mrs, Philp Ripley, of Oshawa, very ill at her home. Her many friends wish a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W. Powell have moved to their farm at Valentia. They will be missed from the village. We wish them every success in their new home. Mr; Ernie King was a week-end visitors to Toronto, While in the city He attended the wedding on Saturday of his only sister, Miss Hilda King, a former resident of Seagrave. * Mr. and Mrs, Albert Short and fam- ily spent Saturday in Toronto, where the children enjoyed the Santa Claus \ parade. : , ad Mr. -and Mrs. Howard Gibson, of Pickering spent Sunday with Mr. and + Mrs, Gordon Mark. Sh - Mr, and Mrs. I. Irwin and Sina, Mrs, J. Wannamaker and Mrs. W. King, of Marquis, Sask, spent Sunday at Myrtle, with friends, : Pleased to report Mrs. Bert Dowson somewhat improved .in health, Mik Ripley, of Oshawa, who underwent a . operation on Sunday, is doing as well '|also a social evening will he spent, #+ Perry will preach and speéial music -| Saturday "from a week's visit with "| Briggs were Sunday guests of Miss Mr, and Mrs. Rozelle called on friends in Uxbridge last week, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bryant and family spent Saturday in the city. Mrs.- Penman, Lloyd and Jean Thompson, Verna Hodgson, H. Pear- son, Frank and Hazel Grose, Arghur Ormiston, G. Kemp, all of Toronto, spent the week-end with friends here Miss Verna May, of Goodwood, is spending a few days with her aunt Mrs. A, J. Pilkey, «= | " Mr. A. Lotton spent the week-end with Mr, J. Thompson. : 'Miss Violet Thompson spent Sun- day with her sister Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hambly were in Hamilton for a few days. MY. Clayton Milter has returned to Little Britain after spending a. few days with his parents, - Bright one day this week. Mrs, McKee and baby visited her mother Mrs, F. Dring recently. The Women's, Association are hold- ng a pot luck supper on November, 28, Come and enjoy yourselves, . Margaret Miller is spending a wegk with her aunt Mrs. D. H. Miller at Zephyr, 1 Rev. and Mrs. Latimer and family spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, 1 Ormiston and while here conducted the anniversary services which were - glad to see him. ---- eel PGP OP em Myrtle Station The Thank Offering services of the Myrtle Church will be next Sunday, Nov. 25th, at 10.30 -a.m;, -when Rev. W, J. H: Shiyth, M.A; 'B.D., of Port by thé 'Myrtle Choir, In the evening at 7.00 p.m. the speaker will be Rev. Si.L. Toll, B.A,, B.D., of Whitby, and the Scugog. male choir. will furnish Mrs. Lander visited with Mys, W.| (nD N a - ---' MAIL = B= "= a . -- ST A «= == = oy -- SN 7 > . (ep Do You Remember the "Nip and Tuck"? ~ Watch for the New Edition of On the Shores of Scugog i Err ~ Now on the Press. | | This new and revised edition will be a book of 256 pages. I; is profusely illustrated, containing pictures of many early residents and men of note. There are also line drawings of many objects of pioneer interest. The descriptive matter gives a vivid picture of pioneer life, and carries the - reader forward -to the present day. Included in the book is an account of "'the part that Ontario: County took in the World War, and the..names of "+-- maintain freedom, "ha \ 'special musié. ~ Everybody welcome, come and enjoy a real treat. Mrs. Jas Dickson returned home on relatives in Toronto. Mrs. E. Masters was a week end yisitor with relatives in Peterboro, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Chisholm visited with relatives in Atherly on Friday. A large number of our people. at- tended the Anniversary Services in Raglan on Sunday last and enjoyed two good sermons, which were de- livered by our former highly esteemed pastor, Rev, H. Latimer of Wilfred. The Raglan Choir furnished 'excellent music in the morning, and the Scugog choir ably took part at the evening service, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. West of Ash- burn called on some of their Myrtle friends on Tuesday. «Miss Mary Martin and Miss Viva S. Bray of Raglan, Mr. and Mrs, Fyapk Dickson and family of Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Dickson, Mr, Elwood Masters spent Sunday with friends in Pontypool. Mrs. Long and Mrs, C. Harrison were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Ws. Robt, Squelch of Mount Carmel. Those who attended the banquet the W.M.S. of Manchester and Myrtle enjoyed a lovely supper, and good pro- gram which followed by singing as Power of Jesus' Name", follewed by appropriate remrks. The two Presi- prayer by our pastor. Mrs. Luery, 7 acted as chairman and made a few gn dents, Mrs, Walker and Mrs. Hudgins made short address of welcome and in- | troduced Mrs. (Rev.) Jull of Brook- secretaries for the Dominion. She told us of the struggles of the poor people of the West, how they hold | praiging: God, thus giving each other 'organization of the Church. in God's work, that in one instance as can be expected. . in 7 [1in, who after an 'interesting address introduced the guest speaker, Miss | the WiM.S. together by meeting and |# courage even though they cannot raise | /i§ maney to 'work on. "In some parts: MA ! a 4 plece modern fanoy butt Walnut Bedroom Suite 'Double Bed Sliding Couoh, extra good covers . Walnut panel Bed, cable springs, good mattress, 3 pcs. 12.50 Occasional Chairs, solid walnut frames, sample covers Simmons Ostermor spring filled mattress, very special 15.00 society and they think it the best' A In Africa the people are so earnest |" \ she spoke of, a young man mad, AR volunteered to pull the plow, so they AN) could sell the ox to help raise the A® -{ money to 'build their Church. Their| Churches are not half empty like 80' 2% many of our Churches here are, but "A [they are filled to over flowing. "By. those who represented Port érty, Reach; and Scugog in theistruggle to- Neatly Bound in Blue Cloth Boards. Price $2.00. "Orders may be left with I. R. Bentley, Jeweller, Port Perry; A. M. Law- rence, Druggist, Port Perry; P. G. Office of the Port Perry Star. "ON THE SHORES OF SCUGOG" will make a most orrison, Druggist, Port Perry, or the Mr, and Mrs. E. Larmer and family with Mr, and Mrs, John Larmer, were in Lindsay last week. : Mr. 'Chas. Byrd, of Enniskillen, visited last week with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Graham. - Mr. Douglas Taylor is judging swine at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto this week. Mr. Robt. Hamilton and Cecil, and Miss Evelyn Devitt, were in Toronto On Sunday to see Mrs. Hamilton's brother who is ill. Mr. Bob Willan, Port Perry, spent the week end with his grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Steele. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Venning and family visited with friends at Bob- caygeon on Sunday, The young people of the Unitéd Wednesday evening' last. The Bible ; Mrs. Harry McLaughlin, on Sunday,! his 1 gise F. W. BROCK & SON The RED & WHITE Store Australian Raisins } 2 Ibs for 23c. Quaker Bread Flour XXXX ...... Cwt, $2.59 Broken Pekoe Tea-- Ceylon Christie's Royal Soda Biscuits Ib. 10¢. 7 Ibs. Pastry Flour 1 Ib. shortening Both for 36c¢. Granulated Sugar 100 pounds for $5.40 2 Ibs for 25c. Emperor Grapes, 2 lbs. 25¢. Prunes, 50c. Toys, ete. DISHES--Fancy dishes in dinner sets, tea sets, and single pieces of all kinds. CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, felt ..... LADIES' LEATHERETTE SLIPPERS. ..... LADIES' RUBBER GOLOSH MEN'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS--Jumbo knit, black trim- med with cardinal or gold. MEN'S HORSEHIDE COATS with a heavy 'MEN'S DOESKIN SHIRTS MEN'S DOESKIN WINDBREAKERS Christmas |} Goods TOYS in a large assortment at prices ranging from 15c. to Trunks, Drums, Dolls, Games, Tops, Mechanical ER Per pair 75c. Per pair 49¢c. ES........ ....Special $1.33 Price $2.95. wool lining. Price $12.00 eev....Price $1.35 Price $2.65 ~ Phone 43, Port Perry CNS TARE TE INE TT MNT TSN AGT A A age Mrs. Jerry Henry, of Cobourg, and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Byers, were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Henry. J 1 The November meeting of the WA. of St. John's Church was held on Thursday evening the 15th, at the Study was taken by Miss Mildred | were Mrs. S. McLaaughlin, Mrs, Jos. | rectory with an attendance of 32. The Hooper and a chapter from the Study | Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Herb, Hooey meeting opened with a devotional Book by Miss Aileen Mountjoy. The remainder of the evening was spent in learning new songs and games. Messrs. Geo. Crawford and Joh Venning spent the 'week end in To- ronto. § - Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Samells and 'Maurice visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. McLean, of Uxbridge, last week. Mr. and Mrs, S. Trewin and family, of Enniskillen, and Mr,.and Mrs. H. Taylor, were: Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Taylor. Mrs. David Johnston entertained a number of neighbours to a fowl sup- per on Friday evening. .° } Mrs. Mark Weldon, of Uxbridge, visited with Mrs. Robt. Parr and Miss Florrie on Wednesday last. and Norma, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Werry and family, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sanderson, Evelyn and Harry. { Mrs. Robt. Hamilton held a quilting, | at her home on Thursday -last-when a i profitable as well as pleasant after- (noon was spent. ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Werry enter- | tained a few of their neighbours on Friday evenihg to progressive euchre and a pleasant time was spent. Visitors of, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bell last week were their son Alvin, of Ot- tawa, and Mrs. Wm. Patterson, Of ' Toronto. ER Re "Miss Florence McLaughlin, B.A., of Toronto teaching staff, spent the week end with her parents Mr, and Mrs. J. |R. McLaughlin. : Church held their regular meeting On. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr. W. Henry and two daughters, x \ I NN be ¥ last Tursday, which was put on by| 4 3 " RE-OPENING the opening number "All Hail the|{ FURNITURE SALE : After completing repairs to our Furniture and i Funeral Service Departments, we invite you to 2 13 A i ii visit and inspect our new and up-to-date stock nN of Furniture their fruits ye shall know them". FR" ~~ Meeting closed with benediction, - !@G4EEGLEES A. L. McDERMOTT Furniture Dealer Port Perry, Ont. ; Below are listed a few very i: very special bargains for a ten day opening sale. \ 3 plece well known Kroehler make Chesterfield Suite $68.00 + 87.80 . 8.78 7.78 Funeral Director period, followed by a lengthy business session. The program was in charge of the President and consisted of an ! instrumental by Miss Florence Fair, a reading by Mrs. A.L. Bailey "Strength for To-day" and a reading by Mrs. L. Graham, "They are Good Wogans." Lunch was served by the group in charge--Mesdames F. Bailey, J. Mec- Arthur, R. Parr, J. Forder and W. Crawford. Before the meeting closed a hearty vote of thanks was tendered , Rev. and. Mrs. C. Harcourt for their warm hospitality. a. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lansing, of "Shirley, and Miss Leona Devitt, were { Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bradburn. . Miss Hazel English visited { friends"in the village last week. with Mrs. Robt. Bell spent a few days last week with Mrs. J. Henderson, of Bethany. On Saturday afternoon a very suc- cessful shooting match was held at the { home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Forder. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Forder en- tertained forty-three relatives to a , fowl supper and a happy social time. | Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Byers and Mr. Eldon Eckel, spent Sunday, with Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Forder. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson and fam- i lly visited on Sunday with Mr. and "Mrs. Geo. Forder. i Mr. and Mrs. A. LL. Bailey enter- tained a number of relatives to a fowl supper on Saturday evening in honor of their son Ross' thirteenth birthday. family of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Marlow. Mrs. M. Smith is visiting with her daughter Mrs. W. VanCamp. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask , of Seagrave, on the arrival of a daughter. Mrs. Leask, formerly Miss Kathleen Phoenix, was for a number of year a successful and popular principal of the Black- stock Public School. A Young Ladies' Class was organ- ized recently by Rev. H. J. Bell, at the parsonage. The class will meet the second Friday of every months, At the close of the meeting a lunch was served. Mr. Norman Knight, a Medieal- Mis- sionary who has had experiences in China, addressed the Young~:People ot - Blackstock, Nestleton and Cadmus churches in the school room of the Blackstock United Church. Dressed in Oriental costume, Mr. Knight, gave an interesting lecture on China and illustrated his talk by slides depicting the people at their work, the hospitals and several other scenes. Mr. and Mrs. J. Byam, of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Byam, of Millbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Graham, and daughter Joyce, were entertained b, Mr. and Mrs. Job Graham at their home in honour of the former's birth- day. ' : The Community Hall was filled to capacity on Monday evening to see the moving pictures of Durham County, . . _ _ taken and shown by Dr. Williams, a former Durham boy, of Toronto. The bictures were splendid and certainly enjoyed by all even though only a small percentage of those present had the honour of being filmed. Further enjoyment of the evening was pro-- vided by solos by Mrs. Switzer, of Toronto, and music by the orchestra composed of Messrs. J. Smith, A. Wilson, W. Pascoe and Miss Mabel cannot call phone 50 and we will send samples to your home. The prices are reasonable. #] PORT PERRY SY¥AR' Mr. and Mrs. Rudd Heaslip and Argue, accompanist. . Don't Forget Your Friends "You can't send gifts to everyone at A Christmas but you can send cards. We have many delightful greeting cards on display, Call in and see them, or if you uc iors Ala So PPC rg a Lt Ril Stl ro on He 3 A Zo pA Te ait ApS So As