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" ¥ PAGE SIATEEN ~ Woman's Daily Interest SOCIAL and | PERSONAL The Times Invites the co operation of its readers In contributing items to this column, Send in a posteard ul or phone #s, ar Bu Mr, C. Percy is spending the : Christmas holidays at his home in 1, Verona, bid oH Mr, Donald Simpson is spendin "Christmas with his parents, Mr, an Mrs, S. H, Simpson, Kingston, be . 1. E. Argue, Masson street, : Mes BAe, and New Years her sister, Mrs, Dunseith, Strat- x» , iss Agnes Goold, of Walkerville, } Ryn the holiday with her | parents, Mr, and Mrs, Goold, Richmond street, yp Mr, and Mrs. W, Park, Simcoe | street south, are spending Christmas .at the home of the latter's parents, in St. Thomas, ibs, Miss Anne Storie, of the Univer- sity of Toronto, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Storie, King street east, lr Mr. Wilse McKay, of Toronto University, is spending the Christs [Bamas week with his parents, Dr, and "Mrs. T. W. G. McKay, King street ' east, * * % ® Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fraser and E daughter, Mary, Simcoe street north, Breturned home last week from spend- Shing a few months abroad. ¥ Miss E. M. Whattam, of Peter- Eiboro, is spending Christmas in town, the guest of her brother, Rey. R. A hattam, and will remain until Fri- fay: x Miss Edythe Cawker, who is at- F2tending the University of Toronto, beis spending the next week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cawker, King street east. a - Miss Elena Stacey of the Univer- sity of Toronto, is at her home, Sim- scoe street south, where she will spend Christmas with her parents, * Mr. and Mrs. John Stacey. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fitzsimmons fand son of Detroit, Michigan, are bspending Christmas with Mrs. Brook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. ¥Brooks, rice. | | cently with Mr, and Mrs, A. by her daughter, B, Millard is spending a few days with her daughter, in Miltbrook. ia gh Miss Olive Tilley, Drew street, is spending Christmas at her home in elleville, . i * 0% 0» Mr, Dave Smith spent a day re. y a Mrs, B, W, Mrs, B, Haynes, Harmony, 0» » Mr, and Mrs, G, L, Nolan and dau- ghter, Jean, are 8 ing Christmas with relatives In Freaks Miss Hilda Van Dusen was the guest of Mr, and Mrs, B, W, Hay. nes, Harmony, for a day last week, Miss Norah" Conghiln is spending the Christmas holiday with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, John Coughlin, Peterboro, i Mr, Bud Davidson is apending Christmas at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs, C, Davidson, Campbellford, » hd Messrs Edwin and Eric Henry, of the University of Toronto, are spend- ing the Christmas week with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, E, M, Henry, ng street east Ra Miss Betty Walton of the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, and Miss Muriel Schofield, of Kitchener, are spending the holidays with their mo- Sen Mrs. Duizendstra, Simcoe street south, HR Mr. Lorne Arkley, who returned from General Motors Technical School, Flint, Michigan, Friday last, is spending Christmas with his par- ents, Professor and Mrs, LM, Ark- ley, Kingston. 4 Mr, Junior Robson, of Trinity Col- lege School, Port Iiope, is spending the Christmas holidays with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Robson, Simcoe street South. Mrs. Colin Hepburn who has been spending a few days in Toronto was accompanied to her home in Picton Miss Catharine Hepburn, of this city, who will spend Christmas with her parents there. Mr. Nelson Meraw is spending a few days at his home in Tweed. x Mr. Jack Harrott is spending Christmas at his home in Toronto. x» Mr. Melbourne Turner left Satur- day for London where he will spend Christmas with his parents. ! i EEiE SERRETRY hake i: Fig 1 H | ; Ik Hl I a, py AIDED BY BEQUEST Interest on Sum of $8,000 is Left for Their Relief 'Woodstock, Dec, 24=Two bequests of $5,000 each have been received by the city from the syscutors K She { m J. cker- | 7 estate of the late Wi ton, prominent Woodstock business man, on Princess Street some weeks 2go, Both, requests are in the form of endowments, on which onl terest is to be used annually, allow- ing the principals to stand in per- petuity, The clauses of the will bequeathing the two sums read as follows: "To the corporation of the City of Wood- stock the sum of five thousand dol- lars, to be invested by the said cor- poration and the revenue only to be used each roan for the benefit of the poor of the said City of Wood- stock for all time, "To the corporation of the City of Woodstock the sum of five thousand dollars, to be invested permanently, and the revenue therefrom used cach Jour only for the improving and eautifying of the Woodstock South Side Park." The Council has accepted the gifts suitable acknowledgment having been made to the executors and to the family of the late Mr, Bicker- ton, APPEALS DIVORCE DECREE London, Dec, 24--Sir Charles Ross, of Balnagowan, is appealing to the House of Lords against a divorce de- cree granted his wife, Lady Ross, formerly Patricia Ellison, of Ken- tucky, on the ground of misconduct on an African hunting trip with the late Mrs. Frederick Dalzia, of New York. Lady Ross lost her case in a lower court at Edinburgh, but three Scot- tish appeal judges reversed Lord Morrison's decision a fortnight ago. who passed away at his home | the in- | (® EA a SIIB OID IMPS IMMN SIN Christmas Greetings | "W. A. HARE Optometrist 3 King St. Ww. SUES HDRES HEED RE Yuletide Wishes... We thank our man Sustomers for thei generous su : ae TN MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR W.H. A.PATTE Simcoe Street, N, a ¥ alia did IL 'vik, OSHAWA DAILY IMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, | 120 2. 1 Re SITIES FHI INI SIT "The First Annual Christmas Allow us the pleasure Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year prosperity increase and The Fair Simcoe St. S. of wishing you a During its days may your our business relations become closer Phone 1173 SHREDS I IP RE RES HIRED ERE SRIF OBIS BRIN NI NOS "In ovder families and on the day following Christmas, Wednesday, Dec. 26. Robert Fraser Ltd. ; (NutKrust) Tod's Bread Lid No Delivery of Bread Wednesday to give all employees an opportunity of friends there will be no delivery of bread Regal Bakery F. Shelenkoff (Oshawa Bokery) i i ! i I (GIBBON ST. 3.3. HELD CONGERT Event Held--Fine Program Given ---- The Gibbon Street Sunday School held their 1st Christmas concert on Dec, 21st with a splendid attend- ance, Tthe superintendent of the Sunday School is Mr, Henry Wil. kins and his son, Mr, R, B, Wil- kins, acted as chairman, - The program was as follows, BEvery member being well re- celved,, Opening hymn, "Hark, the Her- ald Angels; School chorus, "All Hall, Happy Christmas; reciiation, 'Santa Claus", Milton Parks; reci- tation, two primary scholars, N. stinton; duet, Chinese gong, Ella Whitaker, Jean Stapley, and Geor- ina Biss; Text recitation, nine drimary scholars; recitatoh, i "Jumps", Dan Willoughby; reciia- | ion, "Jack Frost", Wm, Murray; recitation, "In a Friendly Way", violet Whittaker; solo, 'Song of Jhristmas", Geneva Whittaker; vecitation, "Waiting for Banta', sarle Danzey; recitation, Donald {urlbert; address, Rey, H, "A, .ckland; recitation, Ronald' Mec- enzie; School chorus, "Ring the aiming Bells; recitation, "Hurrah or Christmas", Jean Stapley, Char- 8 Peters; recitation, "A Note from anta Claus', Ella Whittaker; olo and chorus, "Going to Grand- aa's'"', seven girls; reading, "What Jounts", Ruth Whittaker; recita- . «ion, "Privilege of Giving", Vivian scott; hymn for all, "While Shep- i .erds Wa.ched; mouth organ selec: tions, Mr, Beck; solo, "Christmas. Bells," Lily Murray; offering anl chorus, "Our King Has Come'; solo, Mr, Beavers; Mr, Gray's re- marks; reading, "Fred's Shopping", Bruce McKenzie; chorus, "Waiting up for Santa", six girls; piclolo solo, Mr. Self; solo, "Upon the Midnight Clear", Bernice Silver, recitation, "Story of the Shep- herds," Jean Leckie; recitation, "A Merry Monarch", Elsie Buttler; solo, "Glad Christmas Bellis," Ella | Leckie; Mr. Danzey"s remarks; | chorus, "Ring Bells Ring", teen age giris; school chorna, "Lifi Again the Voice"; Christmas tree, JOX0logY. PRESENTATION AT MEETING OF THE LADIES' AID St. Andrew's Society Re- ports Very Successful Work During Year St. Anderw's Ladies' Aid met in 'he ladies parlor of the church on Thursday afternoon, with the pres- ident, Mrs. P, Wannan, convening the meeting. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. W, Cowan. A report was given of the supper and program given by the Ladies' Aid to the teachers and members of the Sunday School on Tuesday, December 18. A pleasant feature of the after- nogn was the presentation of a life membership to the Women's - Missionary Socity made by Mrs. F. McLaughlin to Mrs. P. Wannan. Mrs. P. Kyle also presented th¥ Aid with a mantle clock for the mantle in the ladies' parlors. The treasurer's report for the year 1928 was given and it was found that the total amount rais- od for the year was $2,000 and of this $1,000 was doaated to the building fund and $400 to the man- g th d. H iki ] THE he ; §¥ i] £ it £2 g K } | ! | { Be ih 4] 8 is § 1 - ; shal : i i Rg | Ks 4 : | 8 : : § ] J ii i iio ibid SAA ---------- HEALTH And PROSPERITY That the coming of the Yule Day and the New Year will bring you the best in life is our wish HENDERSONS King Street E. Py : ™ PPP rap ppp pp TT Vi RE Yauma-- prs ERR a A very Merry CHRISTMAS The Season's Bert A season of the utmost in happi- n ess, peace and prosperity is our sincere wish for you Burns' Jewelry Store Comer King and Prince BN LIBIMLIBIILIBI OIF NORMA LID IIDI EIT SITING HME OWN zy baa Ld Laie a i aN 0H IRD0ES TRE ROR S! A Merry batt Christmas to all of to You and Yours ft is our sincere hope that all our pat- rons and fellow townsmen enjoy a very Merry Christmas. S. A. GATES Phone 396