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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 dae £5 dget From Busy Com ff i munities of the Oshawa District * KBOUT TWO WEEKS io ester- ort Perry Road be Great Boon to the Farmers '"Phospect," Sept, 20--The cement ao rom Manchester to Port y Tigs heen completed and will be pened in about two weeks time, This Wilf iprove a great benefit for the mers of this district as last spring 1 fn to get into Port #y' on account of bad roads, i he Ladies' Aid held their monthly Anieting at the home of Mrs, Gilroy. Pliéke was only a small attendance pf' atcount of bad weather. +53 number* from here attended the Port Perry Fair held on Tuesday Mast; and they report the fair as onc 'Dirtherbest Port Perry has ever held "i spite of the cool weather. " There 'was fo school here on Wed- 'fiesddy as thie + furnace was out of working order and the school was too old for the children and teacher, Tite children were all glad for the chance of another holiday, Mr, Arthur Gray has sold a car toad of potatoes to Mr, Ike Turner of Port Perry, He has a number of my employed digging and loading them at High Point this week. » Mr, and "Mrs. George Smith were #1 Oshawa on' Wednesday last to get 'their 'cabinet of silver which they Were fortunate to 'win at the Osh- ii Mrs, I, F. Martin and son and daughter, vho motored to High Lak§y! paye returned home and " e ei lake Mines and heard re 0 ey Avere in goad condi- Bip 0 tel farther north, © This highway is a great asset to the coun- try, the only drawback is not enough boohtl! signs"through the towns and villages for motorists to follow. Farmers" are anxiously waiting for ood heavy, rain so they may con- 2 Sood Nair II ploughing which has been held up for some time on ,aggount of the dry weather which has , made it impossible to plow. Rey: R. J. Merriam is in Toronto this week attending the Alumni ; gathering of Emmanuel College, Ow- ng to this Mr, Merriam was unable : for, attend the Presbyterian meeting , which was held in Brooklin this week, "Mrs. Evans of Whitby has been , visiting. at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Thompson, siiiMrs. J: Moore has returned home "after , spending a week with her daughter, Mrs, Ralph Butt of Osh- H # condition as far as the ava. 4 : wi 4 Lorne Thompson, Mrs. Evans, Miss Alice Thompson, and Mr, and { {Yh rterparson Highway'in | 4 Mrs, W. F, Thompson, spent a day last week at Seven Mile Island A number from here attended the tea and concert at Utica on Sunday and Monday last, We are sorry to report Mrs, Wal- lace is still on the sick list, her many friends wish her a speedy recovery, Miss Irene Barker is spending a few days at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. Barker, ; Mrs, G, Williams visited with Miss Mary Martin one day this week, Mrs, O. Graham and children of Brooklin visited at the home of Mrs, I. F, Martin on Thursday. Mrs. Robt, Holtby of Port Perry is spending a few days at the home of Mr, W. Holtby, COURTICE BRIEFS ---- Coirtice, Sept. 23--Mr, and Mrs, A. Brent and family, Tyrone, were Sunday visitors at Mr, G. F, Annis', Mrs, Sidney Trevail, Oshawa, vis- ited her sister, i Eli Osborne, er the week end. lf + 74 and Mrs. Elton Werry and Mr, and Mrs, Russel Bragg, Bow- manville, were visitors at Mr, A, B Werry's Sunday, 3 M od ig R. E. Osborne, Miss Louise and Mr, Nelson, Bowmanville, Mr, and Mrs, Melville Staples and Mrs, S. Penfound, Orono, were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Albert Rundle Sun- day, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Horsburgh, Cleveland, arc spending a few days with her sister, Mrs, A. I, Rundle, Mr. Ronald 'Courtice, Toronto, was home over the week end, Mr, and Mrs, Anderson, Oshawa, were, with: Mr, J. L. Parson's Snu- dr, Bert Gay, Miss Eyelyn and Mr, Harold of Oshawa were guests of Mr, and Mrs, L, J. Courtice, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Brooks and son, and Miss Birdie Fallis, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Found Sun- ay. if rs. Walter Snider and Miss Sadie Muir motored to Brantford where they are spending a few days with My, Snider, The monthly meeting of the Wor man's Missionary Society was held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Albert Rundle, The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Frank Jack- son's group. Mrs, Jamieson of Osh- awa 'was. present and addressed the meeting, Mrs. Cecil Worden gave a nice piano solo and at the close of the mecting refreshments were serv- ed by Mrs, Jackson's group, Mrs, Rundle was a most gracious hostess, On Saturday afternoon the Mission Circle met at Miss Aura Osborne's with Aura's group in charge, The devotional part of the meeting was led by Miss Annie Holt. Miss Ar- nold gave a talk from the study book and readings were given by Mrs, Ross Pearce and Miss Reta Worden, Refreshments were served in abun- dance and every one had a delight- ful afternoon. Misses Aura and Hattie Osborne and Mrs. Osborne making every one most welcome. P EX iit ih Electrophonic "10 Inch Double Sided Phonograph Recerds oq TH x | : In the Hush a! ¥ From "The Little Show." Wear the new £ 65c Am | Blue Ll + From the Motion Picture "On With The Show." na ¥ Fox Trot Apex Record No. 8970, Song Record, No, 8990 ....I"m Just a Vagabond Lover Fox Trot Record, 8955, ' Fox 'Trot 'Record No. 41006 ttle Pal " "From AT Jolson's Latest Picture "Say It With Songs." bry § Sons! Records Nos, $968 ,& §986, Fox Trot, 8084 Singin' In The Rain (From the Picture 'Hollywood Revue of 1020") Fox Trot Apex Record No. 8969 oanin' Low Why Pa or y More? Song Record, 8989 of the Night Fox Trot Record No. 41001 FINE CORN ROAST ~ HELD THURSDAY Thirty-five Thorton's Corn- ers Young People En- joy Outing Thornton's Corners, Sept. 24,--On Thursday evening last the young people of this district held their an- nual corn and marshmallow roast, There were about thirty-five young people present, Those who were un- Jucky enough to get there early help ed to prepare the corn and make the fire. About eight o'clock everyone had arrived, While the corn was being cooked everyone joined in the games which were played and then athered around the large' bonfire, Cveryone had all the corn they wanted and then the marshmallows were passed and everyone did their own roasting. After this there was some singing and the girls presented Mr. Mark with a cigarette case as a token of their appreciation for coaching the ball team during the summer, About eleven o'clock the arty broke up, everyone having en- oyed a good time. Mr, and Mrs, W, H, Perryman and Billie were in Toronto on Satur- day. v Mr, and Mrs, John Ashby of Mon- treal were guests of Mr. Ashby's sister, Mrs, Joseph Pierson and Mr, Pierson, Cecil Dean spent Sunday in Peter- borough, Jim Lewington of Toronto was home over the week end. Harold Pascoe left this week for Guelph where he is entering the On- tario Agricultural College to take the four year course in science, Mr, and Mrs, W. A, Scott, Her- man, Pearl and Walter spent Sunday in Little Britain the guests of Mr, Scott's sister, Mrs, Hodson. Mrs. Watson, of Greenbank is a uest, for a few weeks, of her nicce, irs. W. A. Scott, Mrs, Edgar Pascoe has returned from a week's visit in Detroit with her mother and sisters, Recent guests of MrXand Mrs, W, L. Pierson were Mrs. Yhos, Pascoe and daughter, and Mr, and Mrs, Mc- Kessock. The children are looking forward to their annual school fair on Fri day. All wish them great success with their drills and exhibits, The Ladies' Aid met on Friday at the home of Mrs. F, Graham, Gib- bons Street, and during the evening a quilt was presented to Mrs, George Barregar, who is leaving soon to live in Napance. The ladies ex- pressed great regret at losing Mrs, Barregar and wished her much hap- piness in her new home, It is with great regret that we learn, that since the presentation Mrs. Barrcgar was taken seriously ill with acute appendicitis, She un- derwent an operation in the Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday. . Her many friends wish her a complete re- covery, The young people of the Athletic society held a business, meeting on Monday evening -to make plans for the coming winter, After the mect- ing the young pcople were enter- tained at a cuchre party by Miss Elva Myles at her home; All had a pleas- ant cvening. Morris Robinson has taken a po- sition with the George Alchin Co, Limited, as salesman for radios, His many friends wish him much suc- cess. KEDRON PERSONALS Kedron, Sept, 24.--~The Women's Association will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Norman Gimblett on Thursday, October 3, at two-thirty o'clock, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Vice and Murray and Mrs. Wm, Hepburn at- tended Lindsay Fair on Friday, Mr, Hareld A. Werry spent the week-end with his cousin, Mr, Ernest Werry, Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey, Pascoe and Lorraine, Mr. and Mrs. McCul- loch, Orono, have returned from a delightful motor trip through East. ern Ontario and Quebec, returning by North Bay and Huntsville, Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Hancock and sons at Mr, R. Beath's, Brooklin, Messrs, John and Harold Mount. Joy recently visited with relatives at Uxbridge. Mrs, 8. Conlin, Mr. Fay and Misses Marguerite and Kathleen Conlin spent Friday in Toronto, Miss Nora Werry and: Marion Mountjoy spent Sunday at the home of the former's brother, Mr. Chas, Werry, Oshawa, Miss Olive Luke, Toronto, spent the week-end at her home here, Miss Kathleen Conlin, Oshawa, has been spending a few days' holidays at her home here, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Robbins and baby, Ruth, and Miss Allie Wood, Zion, at Mr, W. N. Hoskins. Mr, and Mrs. A, W, Laver and fam- ily, Toronto, were recent guests at the home of their uncle, Mr, W, Hepburn, Mrs, J. Nesbitt, Oshawa, spent a couple of days with her daughter, Mrs. E. Davis. WEDDING AT NORTH OSHAWA SATURDAY Gertrude Fice United in Mar- riage to John Lindsay, North Oshaw North Oshawa, Sept, 23, ~The Sun- day services were fairly well attended Fo. the text for Lis evening service, Rev. Mr. Bunner chose John 3 and 16, "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotteri Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life," and the scrmon was very interesting and helpful, Mr, Bunner announced that next <«mday, September 29th is Rally Sunday and the Rally Day pro- gram will be followed as closely as possible, There will be a speaker from Oshawa to assist in the after- noon and a special sermon for even- ing. You arc asked to come to both services and let it be a real rally of all of North Oshawa, Envelopes were distributed as a special collec- tion will he taken next Sunday for religious work and maintenence, The wedding took place on Satur- day of Gertrude daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Fice to Mr. John Lindsay, son of Mr. and Mrs, Will Lindsay, both of North Oshawa. Rev. C, E, Cragg officiating, Miss Lindsay was an active ember of the Sunday School and was presented by the Sunday School with pyrex ware at a shower given bv her friends and neighbors on Thursday evening at the Sunday School, Miss Mildred Farrow of Oshawa and Mrs, Will Lindsay both entertained with show- ers for the brile during the week, Many useful and beautiful gifts were showered on the happy couple. They will reside at King St. West, Oshawa. COLUMBUS GIRLS WIN SILVER CUP Win Baseball Championship Wednesday at Port Perry Fair Columbus, Sept. 25.--~Mr. William Ward spent the week end in Tor- onto with Mr," and Mrs, Fred Gil- roy. Great excitement prevailed in our village last Wednesday evening when our girls' 'baseball team recturned from the tournament at Port Perry bearing as a trophy of their prowess in the field of sport the cup, The cup is valued at $50 and is on exhi- bition in the store window at Co- lumbus, Each member of the team received as a souvenir a beautiful silver bread tray, The girls have every reason to be proud as the com petition was keen, The community extends hearty congratulations and hopes that the cup can be held for three years when it becomes the property of the team. Mr. and Mrs, A. Grass spent last week at Gravenhurst where Mr, A, Grass was judging at the fair. Mrs. Annie Purves of Peterboro is spending a few days with Mr, P. G. Purves, Mr, E. Wilbur has his shop again and soon will be ready work again, Mr. Wm. McCulloch, Mr, and Mrs, Howard McBride and daughter Dor- up for othy of Toronto spent Sunday at Mrs, Jas, Ashton's, - Mr, and Mrs, ¥, W, Lee entertal, a number of their friends and neifh- bors to a delightful party on Satur- day evening in honor of Mr, Lee's seventy-first birthday, Mr, and Mrs, Ward, Prince Albert, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrie and Miss Richardson, Oshawa, were guests at the home of Mr. A, D, Van Dyke. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crossman motored to Lindsay on Saturday and attended the fair, Mr, and Mrs. C. ¥, Werry, William nd Robert at Mr. J, Scott's, Colum- us, Mr, Lorne Cook's house is well on the way to completion, They are shingling it, Mrs, John Sutherland and sons and Mrs, Sonley of Utica spent Sun- day at Mr, Robt, Sutherland's, he drama entitled, "The Winning of Joy" was presented on Friday evening in the church before a large and appreciative audience, The dif- ferent members of the cast are to be commended for the capable way in which they rose to the occasion, The play was very interesting and humorous throughout, "Uncle Joc" proving a great hit, A very unhappy domestic situation, after many short turns was finally ironed out smooth- ly through Joe's winning ways, and the final scene closed to the strains of the wedding march, We hear the drama is to be presented elsewhere, Mr. J. E, Sheridan of Toronto vis- ited for a few days with Mr, C, Hayes and other relatives. Mrs, Wilkinson and son Harold of Meaford visited her sister, Mrs, J. F. Clugston, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Goodman and children Ruth and Lorne and Miss Florence Grills spent Sunday at Ty- rone, Miss Marjory Ashton and friend, Mr. A. Burt of Toronto spent the weck end with the former's mother, Mrs, Jas, Ashton, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, G, Brent of Raglan (nee Elorna Cook) on the birth of a son, on Friday, Sepetmber 20th, Miss Alice Smith of North Osh- awa visited on Sunday with her uncle, Rev, J. F, Clugston, Mr. and Mrs, John T., Guy and sons Bobbie and Fred and Mrs, L. I. Guy spent Sunday at Mr, L, Goodman's, Tyrone. Several from here attended Lind- say fair, ' Mrs. Philip Stone is spending a few weeks with relatives at Green- bank and Sonya. Miss Lena Lubers of Toronto is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. A. Grass, Mrs, Lorne Cook and children are visiting at Gilford with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Metcalfe. Great regret is felt in the communi- ty at the sudden death of one of its most highly respected citizens in the person of Mr, Moses Doolittle, Much sympathy is extended to the widow and daughter, Much sympathy is extended to Mr. Ed, Tarvesin the sudden death of his brother Cecil at the To- ronto hospital on September 24th, ENFIELD BRIEFS Enfield, Sept. 25.--Miss Ida Mz- Culloch visited at Orono, Mr, and Mrs, A. E, Niddery and family, To- ronto, Mr, and Mrs, D, Hepburn and daughter, Uxbridge, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Hepburn, Mr, and Mrs. A. Page and Miss Alma Page. Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, F. Gerrard and family and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Branton, Oshawa, visited with Mr. and Mrs, S, Page, Miss Nancy Ormiston and Mr, W, Hyslop, Bowmanville, ~ visited with Messrs, Arthur and George Ormiston, Mr, and Mel J. Ormiston, Osh- awa, Mr, and Mrs, L C, Pascoe and Miss Elizabeth Pascoe, attended the school fair held at Sunderland Jast week, Miss Kathleen McCloud, Toronto, spent the week end at home. Mr, Frank Smith has secured a position in Toronto, Mr, B. Powell, Oshawa, called on old acquaintances here recently, Mr, and Mrs, M, J, Hobbs spent the week end in Lindsay, Miss Elizabeth Pascoe is attending Shaw's College, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, John Hepburn vis- ited at Harmony last week, Mr, George Cochrane was success» ful in exhibiting his drivers at Osh~ awa, Bowmanville, Millbrook, Lind- say, Port Perry and Blackstock Fairs, A number of people from here at- tended Lindsay fair, A fair sized congregation enjoyed Rev. Whyte's fine sermon on Judas Iscariot, Rally Day will be observed next Sunday, ANNIVERSARY OF CLAREMONT CHURCH Congregation of Baptist Church Marks 108th An- niversary Claremont, Sept, 23.--Mrs, Garvin is spending a week with her sons in Toronto, . The 108th Anniversary services in connection with the Baptist Church will be held on Sunday and Monday, 29th and 30th, There will also be the opening of the church after renovation, Special services will be conducted on Sunday at 1! am. and 7 pm. by Rev. John Marshall of the Dufferin St, Baptist Church, Toronto, The anthems at the morning ser- vice will be sun by the regular choir and in the evening the Male voice choir will lead the praise, On Monday the 30th the annual supper and concert will be. held, the program being given by the college St. Baptist Quartette party, Mrs. Hubert Yates of Hamilton has returned to that city after a over the week end. in the village, Miss Bessie Graham was home over the week end, Several members Several members of the Masonic Order attended a banquet given by Doric Lodge, Toronto on Tuesday evening, Miss Dorothy Bowen was over the week end, Mrs. F. Cowie is progressing favor- ably after her recent illness. Miss Studderford spent the weck- end at her home in Ashburn, Mrs. Luther Pilkey and Miss Jen- nic Pilkey spent Tues. in Allandale. They were accompanied by Mr, Fred Pugh, Mr. G, Duncan of Richmond Hill and his sister, Mrs. Stewart of Flor- ida called on friends in Claremont on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Graham of Myrtle spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Ayers, Mr, David Pettiec who has been vis- iting Claremont friends for several weeks returned to Toronto on Fri- home ay. Mrs. Bushby spent the week end in Brooklyn with her daughter, Mrs. F. Jones, Mr. G.. M, McIntyre was in Mon- treal during the week, Mrs. Hepentin of Toronto is visit« ing her neice, Mrs, C, A, Overland, for a weck, Mr, and Mrs, D, A, Scott spent Wednesday in Toronto, Miss Hamilton and Miss Smith were in the city on Tuesday, Mrs, Agnes McNab of Kitchener is visiting her relatives in the village, Mrs, Thos, Neal is spending a week with her daughter, Mrs, Mow- bray in Brooklyn, The Anchors Society held a corn roast at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Ward on Friday evening last, About fifty happy young peo- ple enjoyed the generous supply of delicious corn donated by Mr. Ward who also superintended the cooking after which they enjoyed games and community SINRINK, The evening service in the United Church will be withdrawn ahd the congregation will worship in the Bap- tist Church on the occasion of their anniversary, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Madill and fam- ily of Toronto spent the week end with the fogmer's parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. B. Madill, Mrs, W, Limbert of Toronto, for- merly of Claremont is visiting with Mrs, J. Readman and other friends in the village, ' BROUGHAM BRIEFS Brougham, Sept. 23.--Mr, Alan Miller has returned to the city to continue his studies at the University A number of Toronto guests spent an enjoyable evening dancing at the Carlton home on Friday evening, Some of our local Masons attended a "Father and Son" banquet given by a4 Toronto lodge on Thursday eve, Sept. 19, and report a splendid time, Mr, Shaver is now the possessor of a new coupe, The Sunday School is looking for- ward to Rally Day service at 2,30 pm, next Sunday afternoon, On Oct, 6 the church will hold Har- vest Home services at 11 am, 7 pm, Rey, Mr, Best of Bowman- music will he provided, W. J. Brown and family spent Sa turday with T, C, and Mrs, Brown, Robert Bvron and Margaret Feas- by were Sunday visitors here. J. Cowie and mother have been at their home here the past week and have been house painting and decora- ting inside and out," making their property here much more attractive, WARM IN WINTER and, ville will be the speaker and suitable, they returned to their home in the we on Rondag th number of the members of John's W. M, 8.) attended the Mir sionary rally held in Kinsale church oy Friday aftermoon, The speaker, Miss White, who styled herself, "A' Deaconess at lagge" in the missionary work on th. Home Mission fields captivated her hearers by her ability to portray her work in such a man- ner as to male it realistic to all, All expressed themselves as being very appreciative of the kindness of the Kinsale ladies in extending the invi- tation to Brougham W, M.S, to hear the speaker and spand a social hoyr with fellow workers, WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MET AT CLAREMONT Mrs. Allan Moore, District President, Addresses The Gathering Claremont, Sept, 24. ~The Women's Institute met at the home of Miss Clara, Underhill, The meeting was favored with a visit from Mrs, Allan Moore, district president, In speak. ing, she spoke of the Women's In. stitute being the largest women's og- ganization in the world, She stressed making use of the different = helps that were available and especially the pamphlet on infantile paralysis, In; her address on books she said there were two classes, Imaginative and informative, She urged the reading of history and especially that of our own country, Biography of those who have risen through. per- sistence. Read poetry, because it teaches us to sec the beauty in all that lies around. In fiction, spoke of the Viking heart and conestogo, There was a paper by one of the members, Education by reading. The library encouragements to read- ing. Making the most of our time, Sclect your reading. Methods for reclaiming our reading, Books to read, Vocal solo, a number on pro- gram, In closing there was a salad demonstration by four members, Re- freshments were served by demon- strators and others, INSULATING BUILDING BOARD COOL IN SUMMER OISTRIBUTED BY OSHAWA LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED OSHAWA, ON. Do You Own Your Own F.L. BEECROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard, Phone Oshawa 254 V. A. Henry INSURANCE 1134 Simcoe St. 8, Phones 1198W---Office 1858J--Residence LUMBER | Buildin Materials Prompt Delivery Right Prices Waterous Meek Ltd. RC A High Class Interior Trim Rough and Dressed Lumber W. J. 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Howard, Lorne and Frank Hoskin, Misses Lena Hoskin. and Jean Love and Mr. Marwood Heard, Oshawa, recently visited at the homes of Mr. W. Buckley, Newcastle, and Mr. Charles Wood, Orono, Misses Marguerite and Kathleen Conlin spent Saturday in Lindsay and attended the fair. Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Hoskin, Har- mony, at the home of his brother, Mr. 1. W. Hoskin. | Machinery Repairing NOTHING TOO LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL Adanac Machine Sho 161 King St. W. (hone 1¥14 For Better Values in DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store Corner King amd trince | Cash or Terms COAL COAL Phone 108 W. J. SARGANT Yard--8¥ Bloor Street kK. Orders Promptly UDelivercd Who will drive this car away for $50.00?" read a sign on the old Hunka Scrap parked in the dealer's window, A man stooped at the window, read the sign and entered the shop. 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