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Fa [=] THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 193i THE OSHAWA DAILY 2 T £5 SONING CLUB AT NEWCASTLE I ON RO aren babe, Miss Graham, stock, 'visited Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ashton's. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ashton visited friends in Toronto on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyd, Toron- to, Mrs. E. Stevens, Hampton, Mr. Frank McGill, visited at Mr. and Mrs. Levi Brunt's. Mrs. Patton and Mrs. Soper, Kendal, visited at Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bradley's. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gilbert en- tertiained the class of boys on Monday evening, where a good tbne was reported. Mr, and Mrs. N. Aldread, Tor- onto, visited Mrs. W. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, Osh- awa, visited at Mr. and Mrs. F. Slemon's Sunday, . Mrs. Thos. Williams and son Howard, of Nestleton, Mr. Wm. Clarke and son Arthur, Sonya, Miss Laverne Orchard, Bowman- ville, visited at Mr. and Mrs. G. Reid's. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Stainton and Betty and Bobby, Hampton, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Stevens, Sunday, Mrs. H. Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Ross and Marie visited at Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Smith's, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Smith end family, Oshawa, visited at M Mr. snd Mrs. Fred W, Smith's, Sunday. Ca and Mrs. C. Staigton and Mrs. Wm. Stainton's, Sunday. The community was shocked by the sudden passing out of Mr. 'J. H. Freeborn, on Saturday ev- ening, He was in his 81st year and usual health, but just after tea, he complained of a pain and /was gone, before any ald could be summoned. He was very highly esteemed as a citizen and a friend to all. The funeral on Tuesday was one >f the largest 'In this community, being attend. 'ed by the Orange Lodge and Ma- sonic Lodge which took part fu the service. Rev. J. M. White ines 8 splendid address on "The 'Which are Séen are Temp- 'eral bat the Things Which are not 'Seen are Eternal" The cortege 'was then taken to Port Perry for Oshawa, visited at Mr. and C. HELD BANQUET Prizes Presented at Pleas- ant Culmination of 1931 Season ---------- . (Cora Butler, Correspondent) . Newcastle, 16--As a pleasant culmination of a season's enjoyment the Men's and Ladies' Bowling Clubs united to hold a banquet and presentation of Prizes won during the summer tournaments. The event took place at Elmhurst Inn on Friday last and over fifty sat down in the attractive dining rooms at small tables decorated with vel- low chrysanthemums, The newly elected President, Mr, George Jam~ ieson, was chairman and Toast Master for the occasion. After the usual toasts, Mr. Henry Ragen, of Toront., who with Mrs, Ragen was an honored guest, presented the John Douglas Trophy to the win- ning team. Mr. Ragen has alwavs acted as the Fairv Godfather to the clubs, and as such gave the John Douglas Trophy in memory of his Father-in-law and also four small replicas of the cup. The winning team were Messrs. Bert Brereton, skip, W. P. Rogers, W. Crowthers and J. Philp. The scotch doubles were 'won by Messrs. Crowthers and Moffat and consisted of travs made by the J. Anderson Smith Mr. Ragen then presented a bou- quet of mums to the president of e Ladies' Club, Mrs. J. A. Butler pi th~ Ladies' prizes were ores sented. To the winning team, Mr Ragen gave small silver cups suit- ably engraved. These were won bv esdames Britton, skip; P. Hare. P. Rogers and H. Bonathan. The ranners-up, Mesdames, J. R. Fisher, E. C. Fisher, C, Carveth, and . Law, received glass comports, given by Mrs. J. A. Butler. For most points in the singles, Mrs. Batty gave Mrs, E. C. Fisher a sil- ver cake plate and for most games in the singles, Mrs. Law won a luncheon cloth given by Mrs, W, P. Rogers. A covered baking dish was given by Mrs. Bonathon for a cone soltion prize and won by Mrs, Percy Brown. The doubles prize, green. salad sets, were given bv Mrs. Britton and won by Mrs. J. R. and Mrs. E. C, Fisher. Mrs, Philp gave the oF prizes, bon hon dishes and Mrs. Hancock and Mrs Cowan won them. The last evens ir~'s play of the season consisted of a jitney of 12 men against 12 women and the men won. They were presented with cups and sau. cers which the same they at once and Yi Law and were the prize win- Se, of Oshawa, est of Mr. Walt- er 15s Couch, Mrs. D. B, Simp: of Toronto, is visiting Mrs..W, T, khart and Miss Lockhart for a "few days. 'Miss Sally Howard, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her par- ents, Rev. J. Scott and Mrs, How- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler are staying at their country home for a few days. Miss Nellic Parrot was home for the week-end from Toronto. Mrs. Fosfor, of Oshawa, has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, $a Spence for a week, rs. Henry Ragen, of Pid motored down to attend the banguet of the Men's and Wo- men's Bowling Clubs. Mrs. J. A Butler and Mise Br Butler onto on were alo Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pure "Mrs. R W. Gibson spent Wed- y, in Oshawa, "WOMEN'S ASSOC MET AT SEAGRAVE Plans Being Made for Christmas Entertainment by Sunday School Seagrave, Dec,. 14.~Make it a Merry Christmas, The Sunday School Christmas tree committee is again faking the 'initiative in carrying on the good work of making the kiddies happy on T evening, Dec. 22nd. The Women's Association met for their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Orval Stone on as | Thursday afternoon, Dec, 10th, with a splendid attendance, The president, Mrs, Jas. Shunk, pre- siding. Meeting opened with the singing of hymn "Safe in the Arms of Jesus", in memory of the late Mrs, W. Gibson, a val- ued member of the soclety some few years ago, followed by pray- er by Mrs. Green and the "Lord's Prayer" in unison, Mrs. T. Couch read the scripture lesson. 'Roll call and minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Several items of business were discussed and transacted, after which readings were given by Mrs, A, Bruce and Mrs. A, IL. Orchard, Meeting closed with a Christmas hymn and benediction. Lunch served apd social time spent. Quite at number attended the funeral service at Salem United Church on Wednesday on arrival of motors from Toronto of the late Mrs, Wesley Gibson, form- erly of Seagrave. Rev. Mr, Green pregched a most fitting and jm- preissive sermon. The pall-bearers were old time friends of de- ceased, namely, A, L. "rchard, 8. Reynolds, ©. W. Moon, W. Rogers, J. Mark and Jas, Shunk. The services on Sunday were largely attended. Sunday School in the morning with an atiend- ance of 93. The evening service was of special intercst. Rev. Mr. Millow, of Manilla, delivered a very inspiring sermon and the choir rendered two pleasing an- thems, A large pumber from the com- munity spent Saturday afternoon at Port Perry where children had the pleasure of seeing a real live Santa Claus and were each given a bag of candy, which was ap- preciated, Congratulations is ex- tended Mr. Neloon, as we under- stand this is the first of its kind held in Port Perry in honor of saturday afternoon under the management of Mr. 8, J. Wool- dridge. Mp, H. Short is to be congratulated on winning 4 geese, Rev, Mr. Green conducted the services at Manilla United Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Bleep spent Sunday at Brooklin, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Sleep. Mr. J, Harding in Toronto last week on business. A pleasant evening was spent on Wednesday last, when the friends of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Moose, journeyed fron: Pleasant Point to have an old time evening. 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