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;THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1931 Misses Joyce and Doris Nind, onto, were home for the Jk-end, BROUGHAM NEWS Mrs. T. C, Brown, Correspondent) Brougham, April 6.--Miss Jen- ia Duncan of the Toronto teach- ng staff spent Easter holidays at er 'home here. 'Mr. Grant Malcolm, of Qalt, Was with his people over the goek-end, he Haywood family, of Dunn- p with their people here holidays. wiley family and Miss P. Oshawa, spent Good Fri- Brown. w, of Toronto, spent his home here. ian spent Teusday in Toronto, rE == = =) The Quarterly Official Board met at Kinsale church on Monday even- in, f worth or your money back. 500 and $1 boass. 168 rom - ASTHM 2. Mr. Norman Bie is spending a few days visiting his brothers in Buffalo, Mr, and Mrs, Brandon and Mar- On Monday at noon the home in which Mr, and Mrs. Fallow and their young son were living, was destroyed by fire. The place was owned by a Jew living on Danforth Ave, who was down spending the day burning up the old grass surrounding the house, when the fire spread rapidly and caught on the fences and house | ic. and soon demolished everything, Mr. Fallow is a cobbler and much sym- pathy is felt for him and his wife who lost practically everything and have no insurance on their household effects. MYRTLE NEWS tions are extended to Mr. and Mrs, Taylor on the birth of twins, Mr, and Mrs, 1. McKee, Mr. and Mrs, L. McKee and daughter, of Manchester, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. Evans. 4 Miss Florence Heaps spent Sunday with friends in Port Perry. Mr, D. Thompson has returned home from Toronto, where he has been confined in the Lockwood Clin- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Avery and daughters were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. Wilson in Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ormiston en- tertaintd a number of the young peo- ple to a very pleasant Easter party on Saterday evening. The evening was spent in games, contests and Mrs, Harry Jermyn ey were with the pn Sunday. Yycke and 4 the Myrtle, April 7.--Master John and Miss Shirley Marshall, of Ham- ilton, are holidaying at the home of their uncle, Mr, H, Roy Bright, Mrs. «oD, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beadle, of Toronto, spent the week-end with | the latters parents, Mr, and Mrs. | W. J. Cook. Miss Mary Ross, of Newcastle | visited her sister, Mrs. J. A. Car- | michael on Monday. { Mr. Ben. Davidson and his men, | of Brooklin were busy the earlier | part' of the week removing the | snow fences along 'the highway which is a further indication that | Spring is here. ' | It the fine drying weather con- tinues farmers will be on the land very soon and seeding operations | will he quite general. { Mr. R. Maymaid of Woodville visited at Mr. Schyler Port's last week. [ Miss Barbara Bright entertained | a number of her little playmates on | Monday it being the occascion of | her fourth birthday. | Mr. Wilson, of Oshawa has en- gaged with Mr. Bert Duff and has moved into Mr. Duff's house in the village. Mr. Frank Brown held his an- nual wood bee on Tuesday when a | number of saws and axes handled | by skilled '"woodmen" soon had massive logs cut up into stove wood. Rev. Merriam had a special Eas- ter service here on Sunday evening, when the men's choir had charge of the singing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison and | , Hayes and |son visited Mrs. Harrison's parents, | ives in Toron- | Mr. and Mrs. Gargoyne, of Brook- | lin, on Sunday. Mrs. Neal, of Claremont, has been | visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stewart | Graham. day. pronto, spent 8 with his dren spent pntal roof. holidays. pupils but oticeable bn. urch ser- and Miss eir rela- the holi- WS espondent ) --Miss Flor- ronto Normal ster holidays d brother. has pur- pshawa, spent ughter and spent the other, Mrs. spent Sunday Toronto, spent EK his mother, Mrs. e holding a public gext Sun- gc i 12. MOBY {rom Form meeting. BVT Miss Allie Avery, Correspondent) April 7--Mr. and Mrs. gd Mr, and Mrs, H, A. called on friends in Sunday. ay was observed in The minister, Rev. R. delivered an Easter mes- all joined in song service. assisted with appropriate lections, faye, of Goodwood is visit- daughters, Mrs, Andrei' Pil- Mrs. Wim, Wellington, Miss @Marguerite Miller, Oshawa, is spendifllz a week with her parents, Mr. ail Mrs. A. Miller, Mriand Mrs, Gordon Hodgson, Torogo, and Mr, and Mrs, C. Hodg- | son, Mrooklin, called on Mr, and Mrs. Wolf Luke on Sunday. s Hazel Pierson, Toronto, spent T. L.\d liday with her parents, Mr, and "spent + NM F. Pierson, ss Violet and Mr. Gordon wpson, Toronto, were week-end ors at their home here. Ir..and Mrs, Roy Brawn and son, by, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelling- and son, Ronald, all of Oshawa, wm- | wee Sunday guests of their parents enson | her, aya. EEE lpi. ' { M. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. hers yere excellent tunch, « Smart |Gege Bray and Miss Susie Bray, 7 sped 3. Smart and " Fastef | spet Good Friday with the latter's \ ur chy 5 Merriah sage anc The cho} Easter 8 Mrs, 2 ing her key and t the |broer, Mr. W. Bray, in Udora. \ Mi. M. Cook and daughters, Betty sionaty | andleen, are spending a few days and Mrs. Morrison in Nof Oshawa. Mand Mrs, L. Wood, Myrtle, Pegs | werscent guests of the latter's par- Mrs. | enter, and Mrs. J. Hambly, ssages Mrs. and Mes, R. Redbone and E io rjoric | dade, Miss Rose Brent an I. Smart gave vi" a fine 50 0. ser A fughaon, all of Toronto, were Lloyd ri an interesting ¢7 A set holiguests of the latter's parents, mon, "Arms For : re shown | ME. Mrs. N. Hughson. vely Japanese sh pr frtful StOTY: ary Wales Oshawa, spent of love i 3 0 Bier. the ay with her friend, Mr, Ot- ac 1 al vice or | vii A ably read 12, Communic oF "at Kin: azel Grose, Messrs Charles whole circuit Was T% 1 at 11| Fox Frank Grose spent the the ehurch on Sunday Wee and holiday with their par- sale © and Mrs, A, J. Grose. gelogle. Aid are havin Ifa Wil he holi- . son spent the holi The Ladies Thursd riends in. Port Perry. A hurch on : 1 vere I which 3 ¢ aylet ana| "8 Mrs, Wm, Avery and Even, consisting of 2 ? wn dati 1(ie, pete Sunday guests in the Is in Enfield. a debate. | Band met 1 4 A i Mission .. 1 L%Mrs, Wm. Bright were re Bat on Saturday, 215" Ti will | 668 of 'Mr. James Moffatt in ) The C e on T SONAR! meet 8¢ B'S Pinder the \ Jigs Mildred Mantle, . Mrs. Harlock's () srowd of people wha wer Rll the 'stock ' hanve to buy tae i haved nts which were 113 such ijl cellent condition. arsonage. go ool MIS | with Mr, Hoe i she church 07 5%, ervic jrection OF Jet 0 der the directioh °° Ag hyeniag, 92 of 8 fendid gual Ce Per oT Miss Mi ¢ # iano . rendered a fine Jisn a e « rship i Mary who have come back to spent the | summer singing, after which the host and hostess served dainty refreshments, A hearty vote of thanks were rendered to Mr. and Mrs. Ormiston for their kind hospitality. Among those pre- sent were Misses Hazel Grose, Ger trude Kemp, Olive and Jean Thomp- Flerence Heaps, Ethel Brigit, Wales, Stella Dring, Irene Malyon, Inez Tummonds, Marguer- ite and Lorene Miller, Ila Wilson and Allic Avery, Messrs. Lloyd Thomp- son, Frank Grose, Charles Rox, Or- SOI, Barron, superintended the Sunday School, the superintendant, Theo- dore Salter, being absent through illness. Mrs. Barron conducted a missionary program during which Hilton Peter's class had a literary part, while Helen Knox sang the verses of 'Shall we Gather at the River." the school joining in with the chorus. Easter lillies, tulips and ferns adorned the pulpit platform, at the evening service, when our paster, Rev. J. R. Bick, preached an Easter sermon, The choir sang special music. On Monday evening the Easter concert given in the Sunday School. room of the church was one in-keep- ing with the season. There was not a large atendance, but the appre- ciation of good music was shown by those who were present. It is said that music hath charms, and this was proven by the manner in which every number was applauded and encored. Mrs. Williamson, Peterboro, was a new artist to appear before a Hampton audiénce, and won much admiration by her personality as well as by her pleasing voice in the several numbers given throughout the program, which were accom- panied by our able accompaniest Norah O. Horn. Annie McMaster, Zion, pleased her hearers once again, with a generous number of piano selections, these were ro- celved with the same appreciation as those given here on other on- casions in a. manner that has promp- ted much favorable comment, The violin selections by Oscar Jamieson, Bowmanville, accompani- ed by N. Horn, added variety to a ville Lyle, Leonard Caiftd, Grant and Bruce Bright, George and Alfred Malyon, Floyd and Clarence Miller, | Norman Wilson, Arthur and George | Ormiston. { Miss Jean Pollock is spending her | Easter vacation at her home in Nor- | val Station and Miss Grace White is | spending her vacation at her home in | Bethel, The scholars are enjoying a | well earned holiday. ! GLAD EASTER DAY SPENT AT HAMPTON Ideal Weather Conditions | Helped to Attract Large Crowds to Church Services (Miss L. Horn, (Correspondent) | Hampton, April 7.--The sun ro: Into a clear blue sky, and iden weather was in the favor of tho.« who donned their Easter attire on Sunday. The beautiful day, the whistling of the robbins, the caw of the crow, and singing of varfous other birds with us once more, the flight of the aeroplane that passed over the village, the scamper of cattle, which seemed glad to be loosened from the tethers that were the means of confining them for many weeks and be at liberty to search the pasturé, but in vain, for a change from winter diet, the roaming about of many of our citi- zens who seemed to be enjoying the fresh spring air, all played a part in making it a glad Easter day. The church services for the day was fairly well attended. Mr. Geo. WILKIES , | Gt "Dhit l ./ - SHOES 1 1) Vol, | | 1 orrect | Minor ailments of the feet. . . Scientifically designed to prevent and correct foot-ailments, these beautifully fine shoes have all the smartness and grace of the most expensive footwear. We guarantee o perfect fit for any foot. . plus supreme comfort. Come in and try on » pair .. Even if you do not want to buy new. The ideal shoes jor nurses and these who have 10 be on their feet a lot. Sr SHO ['D] WIDTHS 4 SIZES AAAISEE iF I! eit SHOES Are Sold good program. This was Oscar's first appearance before a Hampton audience, also, and by the apprecia. tion shown in applause may not be the last time. In the sacred drama, "The Chal lenge of the Cross," Rev. Mrs. Bick was the leading character, and took her part most capably. Reta Billett erhibitied her usual ability in tak- ing a prominent part also. Others who apeared in this were: Florence Burns, Ruth Johns, Grace Hastings, Myrtle Bradley and Vera Kerslake, This together with an Easter Hymn sung by Mrs. Williamson concluded a splendid program. Rev. J. M. Whyte, Enniskillen, was present and spoke very favor. \bly also of the evening program. Terns, tulips and house plants were 'ced in decorating, these with the aekeground of white, with paper conmers of green, and artificial tor lillles, made a very suitable ing for the drama, as well ae ling themselves anoropriately * the entire program of the even- The season for playing baseball nd pitching horse shoes in the 1's, has apparently "epened for I» reason, there being quite a few 2njoying these sports the last few days, Nirs. Georgina Niddery, Courtice, is spending the week at her home here. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vancamp (nee Marion Ste- phens), Base Line, on the arrival of a baby girl, at Bowmanville Hos. pital. Annie Smart, Toronto spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Woods and son, Jimmie, Mr, and Mrs. Clarke and daughter, Toronto, were Easter visitcss at the home of H. Holwell. Mrs. Alfred Challener, Toronto, called on friends on Monday. Mrs. W. Stainton and daughter, Toronto, spent the week-end at the nome of H. Stainton, James Stain- 'on, Toronto, spent Sunday under he parental roof also. Ivan Stephens, Toronto, was a ome comer for the week-end. Out tidy pastor, Rev. J. R. Bick, aroused the ambitions of others by using the rake in making a spring clean up of the parsonage grounds on Friday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cowling on the arival of a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Osh- awa, were Easter visitors at the home of Alvin Peters. Three young men from Bowman- ville cycled to our village on Sun- day and were kind in their ecriti- clsims, it being their first visit ap- parently. Mr. and Mrs. Will. Ranton and daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. John Ranton, Trenton, visited Mrs. W. J. Virtue on Friday. Mrs. John Ranton stayed with her daughter, Mrs, Vir- tue, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Robbins, Lis- kard, visited at her home also on Good Friday. COURTICE NEWS (Mrs, W. R. 'Courtice, Correspon- dent) Courtice, April §.--Miss Lyla Osborne, Toronto, is home for the holidays. Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Rundle and family, Toronto, visited his father and mother, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Rundle, Good Friday, ! Mrs. Florence Mason, Bowman- ville, visited at W. R. Courtice's recently. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Worden, Miss- es Patty and Dora, and Mrs, (Rev.) Jas. Liddy, Toronto, were Good Friday visitors at Mr. Frank Rundle's, J Messrs, Gordon. and Jack Pic- kell, Detroit, are spending the holidays with their father, Mr. Dean Pickell and with their sis- ters, Mrs, Kenneth Courtice and Mrs, Cecil Found here and Mrs. Jack Brooks in Oshawa. 2 Between sixty and seventy people, relatives and friends, at- tended the golden wedding of Nir. and Mrs. Jas. Sully on Friday evening and presented them with a purse of gold. We wish them many happy returns of the day. Mr. 1 Skinver, Tyrone, visited Wf R. Courtice recently and attegided the funeral of the daa W. E. Courtice, fl Mrs. 8, 8. Brooks spent end in Detroit with their Mrs. Hugh Fitsimmous. rs. Marshall Soules and ccompapigh them. Soul nto, Oshawa, Mr, Worden. Services on Sunday were well attended. Our pastor, Rev. H. C. Wolfraim, preached two very ap- propriate Easter sermons and special music was rendered by the choir, In the morning Miss Vera Werry sang "Open the Gates of the Temple" very sweetly, The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was partaken at the morning ser- vice. In the afternoon at the Sun- day School Session :Mr. Clarence Penfound and members of his class had charge of the opening. During the session Mr. Melville Staples, Orono, gave an address on "Easter" and sang an Easter solo in his usual good voice, accom- panied by Mrs, Staples. Miss Louise Courtice gave a reading bearing on Easter and the Prim- ary Class under the direction of Miss Hattie Osborne and' Sadie Muir sang a pretty chorus, The funeral of the late W. E. Courtice on Monday was very largely attended showing the high esteem in which he was held. Mr. Courtice was 2 man of fine Christ- fan character and until he hecame physically unable, was & promin- ent worker in the church and in every good cause. For some years member of the council and reeve and Mrs. Frank of Darlington township and his | food influence will be felt for vears to come. The family have the sincere sympathy of this com- | munity, Mr. and Mrs. MclIvor and Miss Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Bell and son, | of Hamilton, were week-end visit- ory of Mr, and Mre. Howard Flin- toff, The deep sympathy of this com- munity is extended to Mrs. Ellen Hancock and Mr, and Mrs, Horace Hancock in the death of Mr. Her- bert Hancock, of Winnipeg, Her- bert was formerly a Courtice boy and was much loved by all who knew him and while his home was In Winnipeg he was taken {11 with pneumoia in Calgary and passed away before his brother arrived from Winnipeg. The news came as a shock to the people here and was Indeed a severe blow to his moth- er, Mrs. Ellen Hancock, who {s not in very good health .He leaves to mourn a widow and two daugh- ters, and two brothers, Wesley and Frank in Winnipeg, BROOKLIN NEWS (Miss Eliner Mackey. Correspon. dent) Brooklin, Aprii 6.--Mr. and Mrs, McKendric and son, of To- ronto, spent the week-end at the home ot Mr. J. Garbutt, Miss E. Robinson, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. D, Robinson, Miss L. Oliver. of Dundalk, is vislitng with Miss Mildrea Mcuuft. Mr, W. Box, teller of the Bank of Commerce spent the Easter noliday at his home in Napanee, Mr, C. Hanna, manager of the vominion Hank spent the week- cid at his home in Orillia, Miss Norma Raney, of 'A'oronto, spent the week-end with friends uere, Miss Irene Hobbs is spending the Master holidays at her hme i Orono. . Mr, G. Hunter, of Hamilton, spent the week-end at his home aere. Miss Margaret White, of Man- roe, is spending the Master holi- days at ner home here, Mr, 8. Ireland is spending the holidays at his home in I'oronto. Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Mackey have returned home after spending a Lew days with their daughter, Mrs, G. 8. White, of Oshawa. Miss Grace Robinson, of To- ronto, spent the week-end With her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A, A. Robinson, Miss Irene Harrison {is spend- ing a few days at Barrie with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Tordiff, Mr. and Mrs, Skinner, of Ty- rone spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. McCoy. ASHBURN NEWS Ashburn, April. 6.---~Mr. and Mrs. R. Doubt and family, of Peterboro, have heen holidaying with Mr. Doubt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. BE. Heron. Mrs. T. Wilson who has been visiting friends here has returned to her home at Claremont, Burn's Church congregation were disappointed on Sunday that Rev. W. Graham. of Holestein, Ont., who was to bave charge of the service here was unavoidably detained and was unable to come. Mr. George West took charge in- stead and gave a very helpful Eas- ter message. School closed on Thursday for the Easter holidays. Mr, Barton, the teacher, is holidaying with his parents at Uxbridge. The holiday passed off very quietly around this meighborhood. Farmers are predicting an early spring as the land has been drying up unusually fast. Mr. Alvin Shell spent the week- end with his mother, Mrs, M. Shell. of Myrtle. : Owing to the bad condition of the road the Community Club which was to have met at the home of Mr. Allie Ross on Friday night, had to be postponed until a later date. A number fro Brooklin Thursd the play "Abe's Congratulation Joe Bryan here wire fu nt tg hear iE ana Mrs. i thelr titty-1ig 1 im, iF-7 01 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 Perfectly Beg Beautifully P These KAYSER | From home to tow club to tea, step 1 and lovely Ka Remember the n 105x and 119x. Se and Slendo* H variety of the n time shades fr choose. 119% Service Weight, Silk to Welt $1-50 Other Kayser s