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- LR ---------- PAGE SIX . AILY TIMES, MONDAY, Dio vir... "4, SCUGOG W. A, NAMES OFFICERS Mrs. G. Sweetman Chosen President of Association Scugog, Dec. 15.--On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 9, the Women's As- sociation entertained a number of friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Jeffery, Meeting was opened by singing and Mr. Joblin led in prayer. The secretary, Mrs. Job- lin, gave a very nice report of the work for the year, then the treas- urer, Mrs. H. Fralick, gave her year's report. They were both very encouraging as $419.90 has been made in the past year. Mrs R Hood, is local treasurer for the foot, gave her report and as Central local treasurer was absent throurh {ll ness, Mrs. Geo. Samells read Mrs. J. Milner's report. The president, Mrs. C. Frailck, resigned her office snd the officers were elected as fol- lows: President, Mrs. CGC, Sweetman; vice-president, Mrs. C. Hardy; sec- retary, Mrs. J. Joblin; treasurer, Mrs. H. Fralick; local treasurers, Mrs. J. Joblin, Mrs. R Hood: or ganists, Mrs. J. A. Sweetman, Mrs. Crozier; Parsonarse committee, Mrs, Joblin took charge. The society has mde good progress as a number of members were added to the list, with extra good attendance at the meetings, After the meeting clos- ed in the usual way, all were invit- ed to the dining room where the table was prepared with good things and decorated with thé Christmas cheerful colors. While the grown ups were in the dining room the children had a very en joyable time playing hide the but- ton. Everybody reported a splen- did time. Proceeds $10. We wish the women's association every suec- cess for the years to come. On Wednesday evening about one hundred friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mr. ane Mrs. Lewis Pearce. Friends com- ing from Blackstock, Manchester, Port Perry, all bringing very pretty and useful presents. It was a shower in honour of Miss Mary Pearce, a bride of this week. The evening was spent in progressive euchre and dancing after which re- freshgents were served, A pleas- ant tithe was spent, W, Jeffery and C. Fralick have improved the appearnce of their homes by giving their houses a new coat of paiz'. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reader, visited fn Oshawa one day recently, Miss H. Sweet spent the week- end with her parents in Oshawa R. Tetlow has been very busy building a sun porch, built in cup- boards in the kitchen and a break- fast nook with windows on three sides. T. Redman, Mrs. R Jackson, Mrs. G. Jackson; program committee, Mrs. G. Hood, Mrs. Geo. Samells, Miss Myrtle Sweetman. As tne pastor was not able to attend, Mr YARDLEY' The Appreciated Sydney Chandler has bought a motor cycle with a side car on 1. Mrs. J. Milner and son Ray, spent the week-end in Toronto. 1662--O0Ild English Lavend- er Toilet Soap--$1.00. Box of 3 Cakes C16-54--Lavender Gift Case for Men 250 BATH SALTS PACKAGES 60c $1.00, $3.00 and $5.00 2055--0Ild English Lavender Shaving Bowl--$1.00 Men'sSets .......... Ladies'Sets ..$1,$1.50, $2.00 up 85c, $1 .00 $5.00 up Karn's Drug Store Next the Post Office Phone 378 COA 1 . - fy Travel The King's Highway DAILY COACH SERVICE OSHAWA - TORONTO FARE--85¢ "Eastern standard Time LEAVE TORONTO AM. PM. LEAVE OSHAWA AM, P.M: a 7.00 a 7.80 8.50 9.30 10.80 11.30 P.M. 14.80 240 8.80 4.30 530 6.30 n 7.80 8.30 bh 9.30 10,30 11.00 a 7.80 8.30 9.30 10.30 11.30 PM 12.80 1-30 230 8.80 4.80 5.30 6.80 » 7.80 8.3v bh 0.80 10.80 11.80 ue except Sunday, b--Saturday, Sunday and = Holidays only. c=~Sunday only. PASSENGERS--SIGNAL PLAINLY BY HAND TO THE DRIVER COACHES STOP AT ANY POINT TO PICK UP Coach connections at Toronto for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Hamilton Brantford. Windsor, Detroit, Barrie, Orillia, Midland, Jackscn's Point and Intermediate points. Connections at Buffalo and Detroit tor all U.S.A. points. Tickets and Information at GRAY COACH LINES Genosha Hotel OSHAWA Phone 2825 Ld Mr. and Mrs. W. Jeffery, Mr, and Mrs. J, Demara visited in Little Britain on Saturday. Milton Demara spent with Jerey Jefféry. Mr, and Mrs, C, Heayus, and son | Jimmy, of Prince Albert, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Milner. Mrs. C, Hardy visited her grand mother, Mrs. W. Sanguine, of Little Britain on Saturday. D. Faulkner spent Sunday after- noon at the parsonage, Mr. and Mrs, I. Irwin, daughter Sina, Mrs. J, Wanamaker, of Sea- grave, visited with Mr, and Mrs. J. Demara on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown and chil- dren visited in Oshawa for a few days last week. Mrs. J. Gerrow, who has been very ill at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs, W. Notts, in Port Perry, fs much improved in health, H. Strutt, of Burketon has re- turned home after visiting his daughter, Mrs, R. Brown, Arthur Sanguine, of Little Brit- ain, is visjting his niece, Mrs, C Hardy. D. Gerrow spent last week in Oshawa with his uncle, O, Gerrow. | Misses Luella and Ellen, Port Perry, spent the week-end with their aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. G. Samells. F. Gerrow, son Anson and Maur- fce Fralick, attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Joseph Gerrow at Little Britain, who passed away | at the age of 91. Mr, Gerrow pre- deceased hey about 18 years ago. They lived here a good many years before moving to Little Britain, All the family and relatives have the sympathy of their many Scugog friends. Mr. and Mrs, W, Crozier, son Archie, of Manchester, visited with hér daughter on Sunday. Sunday 20TH ANNIVERSARY | OF WEDDING DAY | MARKED BY COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. Blake Oke Re, cipients of Address and Presentation Taunton, Dec. 17--On the evening | of December the thirteenth a very pleasant surprise was given Mr. and | Mrs. Blake Oke of South Darling- | ton when about sixty of their friends and relatives assembled at their home to celebrate with them the neotiogh anniversary of their wedding day t about six o'clock the guests began to | arrive and each bringing a well-filled | hamper and after a very enjoyable | | supper Mr. Jesse Arnott, brother of | | the hostess, called upon Mrs, Ross' | Pearce to read the fc lowing address: | Mr. and Mrs, Oke Dear Blake and Maud ! We your relatives and friends have | nvaded your home this evening to | celebrate the anniversary of a very important event in your lives | Twenty years ago, you set sail on the sea of Matrimony. Since that time you have been tossed about by various expericnces, the bitter mingl- | ed. with the sweet. S | winds have blown you joy | cess and sometimes sorrow | ness but through it all a smilin vidence has sared for you and this happy occasion finds you sailing ser | enely along the sea of life together, Your home has a s been { in hospitalit have taken ad- | vantage of the privilege of meeting e to-night to extend to you our | ratulations and to furthe | lour continued good wishes to you | | for the years that are to come. | "We ask you to accept this set of china, as a token of our esteem and | hope it may convey to you the pur- pose of this evening | etim Signed on behalt of your relative and friends, { Mrs. Geo, Pearce | | Mrs. Elmer Gibson At the proper time the presentation | of a beautiful set of chinaware was | made by Messrs Raymond Cole and | Arnot Van Nest | The bride and groom although tak- en completely by surprise made a| quite appropriate replies and then all | joined in singing, "For they are jolly good fellows," Speeches of congrat- ulations and good-will were made by some of the guests and then the house was thrown open for enter. tainment and all certainly enjoyed themselves to the limit, with music games and dancing until a halt was called at the midnight hour, Among the guests were friends | KODAK FI LM Gets | Sharp Winter Pictures too VWHAT if it is winter, with ita many overcast days? {You can | get good pictures just the same. | Kodak Film is so fast, so accurate, that it gets the detail even when the | light is dull. And winter picture 1 taking is fun! It offers subjects you ! can't get any other time. Keep your camera out and ready for action all winter, loaded with Kodak Film, Your size is here. Karn's Drug Store 26 King East Next P.O. Phone 378 TERM REPORT OF [HARMONY SCHOOL 5.5.6, E. WHITBY Standing of Pupils Given in Order of Merit | Columbus, Dec. 12--The following School is the report of 8.5. No. 6, East Whitby based on regular attendance and general proficiency. Jr. IV.--~George Leach, Jack Hayes, Elsie Rereman, Howard Grass, Dor. othy Hayes, Nelson Wilson, Jr. UHI--Erline Hayes, Blair, Ray Hayes, Norman Guy, old Stacey, 11.--John Blair, Irene Laing. Sr. 1. to Sr. 1l.--Dorothy Leach, Grant Webber, Sr. L--Fern Bromell, Oletta Stacey, Bernice 'Blair, Bobby Guy, Sr. Primer to I.---Madge Pickering, Ruth Leach. Blair, Fred Guy Jr. Primer, = Bill Hayes, Stella Jest spellers are George Leach, Fr line Hayes, Dorothy Leach, Oletta | He me," girls of senior room; quartet- Stacey, Madge Pickering | te "Down From the Skies" Teaches, MM. Mair. | girls; exercise, Harmony, Dec. 18. The Public School held its annual Christ mas concert and tree on Wednesday |i night, Dec. 17. The auditorit filled and everyone thoroughly enjoy Blanche | ed the program, | re Har- A great deal of credit is due to the children. for the interest they took in helping, also to the teachers for the many hours they spent in pre- | paring the program, address nf welcome was given by followed by Opening chorus ship at the Manger," by the exercise "what Santa pupils of first book; Free Christmas Gift", - Cameron Smith: dialogue, :: The Bo Tire school drought" rss ° \ N 77 { 3 J Avith a wider VICTOR RADIO HOME-RECORDING ELECTROLA -- RE-57 $397.50 Complete with iube; I= gift that keeps on giving years of varied entertainment to the entire family--the new Victor Radio Home-Recording Electrola. It is the instrument bringing the greatest measure of sheer enjoyment to the home. Radio . . . electrical record reproduction . . . and the captivating fun of being able to make and play your own records -- each feature a supreme Victor achievement. 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