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Suburban and District N ews Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents EE, A re - EE BETHESDA Bethesda, Ont, Feb. 18--Miss Florence Ashton of Bowmanville gen the weck-end with Miss ertha Cole. Mrs. White of Port Hope has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everton Whrte, . Mrs. Wallace Miller has returned from visiting her sister at Grafton. Mr. Ralph Jonna of Thornhill call- on J. R. . Cole on Monday. Mrs. Plunkett of Peterboro has been Spending a week with Mrs, Alex Wilkins. Scveral from here attended the . drama put on by the Ebenezer play- ers. - We hear much favorable com- mept on the excellence of the per- formance. TYRONE Tyrone, Ont, Feb. 19--Mrs. An- s of Courtice is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. H, Brent. | isses Elva and Ruby Vivtue visited their mother, Mrs." Laura Virtue. or Miss Viola Short is visiting Mrs, Nelson Hudson at Peterboro, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Dudky of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. W, , Bradd and sons of Oshawa visited r, and Mrs. Dudley on Sunday. Tyrone Women's Institute and Ladies' Aid wil lhold an entertain- ment in the Community Hall on Friday evening, Feb. 22, at 8 pm. A debate "Resolved that the Inven- tor has done more for Humanity than the Legislator." Affirmative taken by Messrs. John Baker and R. , McKessock of Solina, Negative essrs A. W. Annis and H. G Macklin of Tyrone. Music will be provided and cafeteria lunch seryed at close. MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove, Ont, Feb, 19-- Services were well attended on Sunday afternoon. During the Sun- day School session Malcom Law gave a report of the winter school which he attended in Cobourg recently. Regular services will be held next Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stevens and daughter, Dorothy, and Miss Greta Munday spent the week-end in Tor- onto with the former's daughter Mrs. Roy Snowden, Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Luke, Oshawa, at Mr. N. I. Metcalfe's on Sunday, Miss Dora Eames visited friends in Toronto over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs, Chas. White Osh- awa at her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Stevens on Sunday. Mr, Ernie Laird, Toronto spent Sunday at his home here, The segular monthly meeting of the Mission Band was held in the school on Friday afternoon when very interesting reports were gen of the Presbyterial recently held in Oshawa. The annual congregational meeting will be held'in the hall on Friday evening at 8 o'clock, Reports will be given from the various organizations of the church. A good programme is being prepared. Everybody come and enjoy a social eveping together. EBENEZER Ebenezer, Feb, 18.--Three regular services were held at Ebenezer church on Sunday last with fairly good attendance at each service, Qur pastor, Rev. J. H. Stainton, was in Srouie: Foriong 4 a C3 Office: Reford WELLINGTON ST8. S. F. EVERSON, Local Masager Private Wire System 11 King Swest East, Oshawa -- Above CPR. 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The weather was not very favorable but neverthe- less a fairly large crowd attended. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Horace Hancock's group and a good am was enjoyed by all. It was decided at this meeting that the W.M.S. would again be making quilts so all the ladies interested may watch for the date of the quilting. Follow- iug the program a social time was spent by all, with refreshments served by the group in charge. Mrs. Walter Snider has returned after a pleasant visit with relatives near Enterprise. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Down and family in the death of Mrs. Down's mother, Mrs, Allin, who assed away in Bowmanville on hursday last. We are sorry ta report that Mr. Arthur Pascoe is under the doctor's care, but at time of writing is slightly improved. he postponed meeting of the Mission Circle will be held on Thurs- day afternoon, February 21, at the home of Mrs. William Bickle. The progiam will be in charge of Mrs, . H, Nichols' group, and a good program will be given, All'the girls are invited. Regular league meeting on Thurs- day night. A good program is being prepared and it is hoped that there will be a good crowd. The snow has stopped alt outdoor skating for the young folks of the community but sleighriding and to- boganning parties are now becoming popular, ASHBURN Ashburn, Feb. 15.--Mrs. Will Parker has sold her store and dwelling to Mr. Crothers of Mid- land. Stock is now being taken of the merchandise on hand, and Mr. Crothers expects to take possession in the near future, The play which the Kedron peo- ple gave here on Tuesday night was well presented and much en- joyed, so much so that we are looking forward to having a visit from the Kedron artists again. The Women's Missionary Society and Guild meeting was held at the home of Mre, Mary Fisher on Wed- nesday aftérnoon with a splendid attendance, The president, Mrs. Mitchell, had charge and a splen- did program' was given, after which refreshments were served, Further plans were made for the bazaar. The genial hostees and her daugh- ters were tendered a hearty vote of thanks for their hospitality. Mrs. Clarence Holman and her children are spending a few days with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Drekson, of Myrtle. Mrs. John Tarvis is offering her house here for rental, The Young People's dramatic club of Chalk Lake is giving a play at the Presbyterian entertainment at Utica next week, This play is entitled "Yimmie Yonson Yok." Mr. Max Duff is preparing to go to Brandon, Man. next month 'as judge of horses at the fair there. It is reported that Mr. Thomas San- | derson has bought the Garkét place ' a mile north of Claremont from | Mr. Stanley Slack. Mr. Frank Sutherland was In Quebec last week im charge of a car load of cattle for Miller and Dryden. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair MacDonald, of Utica. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Richard- son. Mr. Walter Kerr is on a busi- ness trip to Chicago this week. Mrs. Lynde of Whitby has been Yaiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Trull, For Your Aching Head sno one ZUTOO TABLET ead in 8 inutes, the pain ls gome sad you foo 10 ' UTOO will step say-Hondeshs, TIP a 3 abe SNOMUTIARY ams t : J Snowdrift Flour. High Patent The looks, the fragrance, the lightness of good bread when it comes from the o¥en thrills the heart of the wom- an who loves to bake. © The cook's best friend is Hard Wheat Flour. Manitoba nN BY DEIF) Makes Lovely PreadBiscuits STANDARD MILLING CO., OF CANADA, LIMITED TORONTO, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, SAINT JOHN, HALIFAX 14 Celina St. Sold in Oshawa by COOPER SMITH COMPANY Phone 8 | people. Games and contests were Jot thanks '| held in the Kedron United Church, | tended. Rev. A. M. Irwin, of the '|awa, gave an interesting address CR aaa live stock. Here's the one feed that offers profit to every live. stock owner. » er SUGARED SCHUMACHER It's the all-round, year- round farmer's friend. A the protein feeds. Fine for your dry cows, young stock, horses, and hogs. Contains molasses in dry form. Palatable; all animals relish it. Rich in minerals. An excellent "mixer." Come in--talk it over. Learn what thisgreat balanced feed can do for your stock HOGG & LYTLE, Limited, Phone 203 Oshawa, Ont. . BUY QUAKER FEEDS NN The children had a happy time on Valentine's Day, displaying their artistic talents ' in' making valen- tines. Some of which was a great credit to them, ° Mrs. Herbie Ashton had charge of the Young People's gathering on Tuesday night and an interesting programy was given. COLUMBUS Columbus, Feb, 20--Mrs. Ida Ash- ton is some better and is in Oshawa visiting friends. Miss Mary Dyer, Miss Mary Peever, Mr. John Dyer of Oshawa and Mr. Wm, Grant of Port Perry spent. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Dyer. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Cook spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cook The Columbus Young People of the United Church invited Kerdon Young RBeople up for a Valentine party of gkating} games and refresh- ments last Thursday evening, there being about 85 present. Mrs. A! J: Cook,:Noreene and Gor- don of Brooklin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Levi Ellen. Miss V. Appleby spent: the week end with her parents, Mr, and 'Mrs. W, Sutherland and sons of Oshawa spent Sunday with their parents. J Miss A. Smyth spent the week end at Mr. and Mrs. Clugston's. Mrs, Arthur Langmaid and daugh- ter Evelyn from Taunton spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Hall Mrs. A, Murison entertained the Forward Bible Class on Monday evening of this week, all reporting a g time, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes were in Bowmanville on«Saturday attend- ing the funeral of Mrs, Thos. Allen. Miss C. Wray of Toronto spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Wray. Mrs, Hayes, Sr., and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hayes visited Mr. W. Drap- er, Oshawa. 'Mrs. Geo. Foster and son spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, ¥. Pere- man, On Feb. 22 a hockey game will be played between Claremont and lumbus at Columbus rink. Last Saturday night there was a good crowd of about 100, and good ice. The nights for hockey are Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday; for skating Tuesday, Thursday and "Sa- turday nights. Mr. H. Wilson's house is shingled, wired and ready for plastering if the weather becomes warmer. KEDRON Kedron, Feb. 18.--The Columbus young people entertained the Ked- ron young people at a skating and Valentine party 'last Thursday evening. The early part: of the evening was spent in skating. The party .then gathered in the base- ment of the church where lunch was served by the Columbus young then held. About midnight the party broke up and. a hearty vote was tendered to the young people of Columbus for their splendid entertainment. Mr. F. W. Lee accompanied his daughter, Mrs. A. R. Scott and her two sons, to Arnprior, and is spend- ing a few days with relatives in Arnprior and Ottawa. Mrs. William Hepburn, Miss Lu- ella and Mr. Arthur Hepburn visit- ed Mr. Hislop, who is ill in Bow- manville, on Saturday. The memorial service, which was on Sunday afternoon for Rev. and Mrs. Charles Mearing, was well at- North Simcoe United Church, Osh- on the life work of Rev. Mr. Mear- ing. Mr. and \Mys., John Brock and children, Courtice, Mrs. Will Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunlisse, Mr. Bill Eagleson and Miss Gladys Brock of Oshawa, and Mrs. Jess, of Hamil- ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. N. Gimb- lett, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Scott and _ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929 PAGE NINE, | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hepburn and children and Mr. William na visited friends in Bowmanville. .- Miss Nora Werry is visiting with relatives in this vicinity. "Mr. E. Love 'was called to Toron- to on Sunday evening, having. re- ceived word of his father's death. Mr. James Scott and Mr. -and {Mrs. Arthur Ross, of Columbus, were recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs, F. W, Lee. Mr. ahd Mrs. Clarence Werry en- tertained a number of young peopie on Friday evening. The early part of the evening was spent in playing progressive Lost Heir, Margaret Dearborn winning the ladies first prize, Ross Lee, the gentlemen's first prize, Beatrice Mountjoy, the ladies' consolation prize and Lorne Hoskin, the gentlemen's consola~ tion prize. Shortly before midnight lunch was served. A few games were thus indulged in, after which, the party broke up, all having spent a very enjoyable evening. rs. R. J. Luke spent Monday with her daughter, Mrs. G, L. Gib- son, of Oshawa. Mr. Karl Gimblett spent a few days with his brother, Mr. N, Gimb- ett. Mrs. William Hepburn spent Monday with Miss Mary Ormiston, Columbus. PORT PERRY Port Perry, Feb, 15.--An inter- esting lecture on Canadian birds, was given on Tuesday evening by Rev. Mr, Nicholson, of Cannington, at the United Church. Slides, showing the birds in their natural color, accompanied the lecture, The large audience enjoyed a very in- structive and interesting entertain- ment. The lecture was given un< der the auspices of the Y.P. Society, The World Day of Prayer was observed in Port Perry by a united meeting of women in the parish hall of the Church of the Ascension on Friday afternoon, Feb. 15. The hall wag filled to capacity. The following members of the three congregations took part in the ser- vice--United church, Mrs, S. Baird, Mrs. G. A. Rose, Mrs. 8. Farmer, Mrs. B. Smallman; Presbyterian-- Miss Horton, Mrs. W, McLean, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. John Nasmith; An- glican--Mrs, T. A, Nind, Mrs. G. A. Woods, Mrs. C. L. Vickery, Mrs, Wm. Cook. Miss Edith Brooks. The address given by Mrs. T. A. Nind was helpful and full of beautiful thoughts. Mrs. Harold Emmerson sang a solo in her usual charming style, Mrs. Ben Smallman was chairnran, The hockey tournament, which is to be held on Feb. 15; 18, 19 and 21 started tonight, with the following results, Oshawa Simcoes vs. Lind- say, 6-2 for Oshawa. The second game was between Toronto Bank of Commerce and Port Perry, Port Perry winning 4-2. Dr. and Mrs. David Archer, of Oshawa, visited Port Perry friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs H. G. Hutcheson entertained the entire staff of the Bank of Commerce, Port Perry, on Wednesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. W. McKinley and Miss Emma, visited Scugog friends on Sunday. Mr. Irvin Coates of 'Toronto, spent the week-end with his moth- er, Mrs. Geo. Coates. We are glad to report that Miss Thora Kauffman, who has been laid up with a bad attack of tonsilitis is somewhat better. We hope to see her about again soon, 'Mr, Philip Nind, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his par- ents, Rev. T. A. and Mrs. Nind. Miss Ethel Cook, of Toronto, spent a few days this week with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, Wm, Cook. The Misses Helen and Rita Wil- lard entertained a number of their friends at a Valentine party last night. Mr, Ed Gregg, of Oshawa, visited his aunt, Mrs. Kyle, on Sunday. Miss Frances Mellow, of Tor- onto, was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Crosier and family of Os'§:wa visited Port Perry friends over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin James and baby, Robert, Miss James, and Miss Violet Read, spent Sunday with (friends in Oshawa. Mr. Grant Peal, of Oshawa, was honre over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Ploughman and baby, of Scugog, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. Bruce. Miss Mary Walker spent the week-end in Toronto, where she was the guest of Miss Marion Me- Lauren. Mrs. Robert Dickson, who has been staying with her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Woods, for several months, returned to Toronto on Wednesday. HAMPTON - Hampton, Feb. 18--The basket social on Friday evening under - the auspices of the Mission Circle was uite a success. The Enniskillen | C.G.LT. gave three short plays. Rev. Whyte, the Enniskillen pastor, gave several musical and literary numbers between the plays. Miss H. Argue, Bowmanville, also contributed to the NOTHING TOO LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL daughter. Grace. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott, En- field, last Wednesday. Adanac Machine Shop 161 King St. W. Phone 1214 \ N ---- BETTER THAN A GOVERNMENT BOND MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL Endowment or Other Tolicies, on easy payments. Policies issued on the installment plan are in force for Full Amount on payment of first premium and have all the advantages contained in policies issued on the Annual Payment Plan. 27 SIMCOE ST. 8. L, BURDEN, Manager. Phone 287 musical part of the program. The baskets were numerous and very pretty, in design, among them being little - Red Riding Hood, a wedding cake, and some in the shape of a star, One gentleman thought he might take a trip in the air with the owner of the one, which was in Yhe form of an aeroplane. Proceeds at the door and sale of baskets amounted to about forty dollars. Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Johns celebrat- ed their forty-third anniversary of | their 'wedding day, at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Lorenzo Trull, on Monday night, the family all be- ing Dissent . Mr, Frank Hastings, Toronto Uni- versity, spent the week end'at home. Mr. Levi .Reatoire 'has returned home after spending a couple of weeks with his sister in Toronto, who has been ill. Rev, Bick preached to a fair con- gregation on Sunday evening. Miss Helen Argue, Bowmanville, assisted the choir by singing a much appreci- ated solo. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Horn and daughters, Naomi and Aloha visited with relatives on Sunday. BROOKLIN OSHAWA, ONT. Brooklin, Feb, 16--We are sorry to. hear that last Thursday night thieves broke into Mr. James Rout- ley's hen house and stole about 30 of his hens and also the battery of his car. Miss Isaac is visiting Mrs. Boyes. We are very glad to hear that Miss Hazel Mowbray has recovered from her operation. Miss Elsie Robinson was home for the week end. Under the auspices of the Ladies' Guild of the Brooklin United Church a musical festival will be given by the York Singers of Toronto, on the 22nd. The program will consist of solos, duets, quartettes and readings and will be a real treat, which no one should miss. Rev. R. H. Richard, of Pickering, will deliver an address at the meet- ing of the Young Pepple's League on Tuesday evening, Feb. 19th. Rev. Mr. Rickard is a specialist in young people's work and there should be a full house to hear him. On Monday, March 4th, there will be a class in Home Nursing and First Aid given through the Women's In- stitute. Mrs, Lowe of Toronto will be the instructor. The course con- sists of ten lessons continuing two weeks. The classes are from 2 to 4. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the parsonage on Saturday afternoon by Rev, Jull, when Grace Louise Cubbage was united in mar- riage to Herman Arnold Harris, eld- est son of Mr. Wm. 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