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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1940 PAGE THREE Hampton (L. Horn, Corr.) MPTON, Aug. 16. -- Mr. and . A. Dancaster, Mr, and Mrs. V. ock, and children, Oshawa, vis- d Mrs. R. Avery on Sunday. Dr. Davies, wife and children, ent Sunday in the village. . Collier and Eddie, Port Try, visited her son-in-law, Mr. Degeer on Sunday; also her ghter and granddaughter at nville Hospital. Miss Ruby Colwill spent a few ys as guest of Miss Edith Rack- m, at Musselman's Lake. he ladies' "Gleaners" Sunday hool Class met in the Sunday hool room of the church on Tues- y afternoon, and quilted a quilt, hich was laier presented to Miss orence Burns, who following her e on Saturday took up resi- ce in Bowmanville. Supper was ed. Mr. and Mrs. Will Boynton, Mr d Mrs. Harold Boynton and sons, pn and Earl, Markham, were Sun- guests of Mr: and Mrs. Ed. hthistle. Miss R. Anthistle visited at Mont- al this week. Messrs. W. Craig and Laverne emens are registrars for the re- tration at Polling Division 4, at 1 e town hall. Several of our boys have been en- ing sleeping in a tent in Wilcox's Ine for some weeks, Mrs. Chas. Willis, Toronto, has turned to her home following a easant visit with Mrs. Elmina phns, and other friends. Private Walter Holwell, Camp prden, visited at the home of H . inton. Private John Mills, Camp Borden, sited his parents and. also rela- ves in Oshawa, accompanied by s brothers, Jim and Clifford. Mrs. Auld, Mrs. Jansen and Char- , Fort William; Mr. and Mrs. T. Preece, Miss Rose Preece, To- nto, visited at the home of C. J. erslake. Mr. and Mrs. G. Farn, and son llan, Mr. and Mrs. F. Farn, and aren, Mr. Gordon Crosby, Mr. and Lord, and family, Miss Lenore dwards, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. C. thmoir, Bowmanville, visited at he home of J. Mills. Miss Vera Kerslake and guest Eileen O'Connor, Port Hope, sited at the home of B. Hooey, wright. Mr. Morley Robinson, Toronto, ho visited his parents, has been gaged to teach at Purple Hill. Mrs. C. Stephens, visited her ter, Mrs. Burgmaster, Ennis- en. Quite a number from here at- nded the Lion's Club Carnival at owmanvillee. Mrs. C. W. Souch, ld the lucky ticket for the quilt. Pickering (J. Clark, Corr.) PICKERING, Aug 21. -- Mr. F. omas, of Torontd, was the guest L. Scott and family, for a few ys last week. Mrs. F. B. Pense and daughter, argaret, of Gananoque, were week- hd visitors with tiie former's sis- r, Mrs. F. Baker and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Richardsow, . and Mrs. Walter Richardson nd family, all of Georgetown, and s, E. Huych, of Whitby, visited ith Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Huyck ing the week-end. Misses Muriel, Audrey and Betty ott have been holidaying at Bow- nville with their uncle, Mr. Tom phnson and family. Miss Agnes McEwen, chief dieti- an at the Weston Hospital, was week-end visitor with her cousin, . N. E. McEwen and family. Mr. Robert Stork, of the Bank of lommerce staff, Hamilton, is holi- pying at his home here. Mrs. William Crummer suffered very painful injury last week, hen her hand was caught in the ectric washer and her fingers ere badly mangled. Her many ds hope that the injury will of be of a permanent nature, At a recent meeting of the Red ross Executive, a permanent com- tee was appointed to deal with he matter of the English Evacuee hildren placed in fhe district. Mrs. L. Kemp, Range Line, Vhitby, was hostess to the mem- s of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid n Wednesday afternoon at their nnual picnic. The members re- ort a very pleasant outing which a yearly event at the Kemp home August. Miss Hilary Hutchinson, is holi- aying with friends at Thornhill. Miss Treva McMurray, of Lon- on, called on Mrs. W. J. Clark one last week. Miss Charlotte Taylor, of To- bnto, who is the guest of Miss A. . Richardson had the misfortune ntly to injurz her ankleina . We hope for a speedy re- byery. Mrs. R. A. Choquette and daugh- , Miss Mary, of Toronto, were e guests of Mrs. W. J. Clark and mily, for several 'days this week. 88 Choquette who is a member of e local teaching staff assisted in e National Registration here. Mrs. J. Randall, of Toronto, visit- fl for a few days this week with jr. and Mrs. A. Boyes. "The Hermitage", the summer ome of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ruddy, as the setting for a very success- Red Cross Tea, on 'Friday after- oon. Activities took place on the wn under the shade trees where guests were entertained by ocal numbers by Mrs. F. Baker, pd instrumentals by Mrs. M. Mac- Tegor. The tea table was presid- i over by Mrs. F. J. Bunting, Mrs.' . Arnold, Mrs. H. Newman and firs. W. H. Moore; and the assist- mts included Misses W. Burning- am, D. Baker, M. Westney, B. Kingston, J. Kingston, A. Arnold, B. Arnold and G. Taylor. Farmers in the district are busy with threshing activities these days. Reports indicate that the yield pro- mises to be good, although a num- ber of farmers experienced diffi- culty in harvesting their crops, which were badly flattened by the recent heavy rains.and winds. Deputy-Registrars L. Johns and C. E. Morley, with their thirty-five voluntary assistants, who worked in three shifts a day, were able to con- veniently handle the National Re- gistration here, which was held in the Town Hall. At no time were the workers overwhelmed with ap- plicants, although nearly eight hundred cards were made out. Mrs. Maria O'Connor, who is in her ninety-second year was the oldest registrant, with Mrs. A. Rice, aged ninety, being the second in age. Most of the problems met were easily overcome, but the deputy re- gistrars were stumped when, in reply to the question as to the birth place of his father, one sixty year old registrant answered that his father had been born in mid- ocean and he did not know the nationality of the boat on which the blessed event had occurred. The racial origin in the case however was unmistakably Irish, Maple Grove MAPLE GROVE, Aug. 19. -- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clokey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grovner, Toronto, visited at Mrs. L. C. Snowden's on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Panke and son Raymond, visited relatives near Ottawa over the week-end. Miss Molly Hynds, Toronto, spent Thursday and Friday of last week with Miss Mildred Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Worden vis- ited at Mr. Everton White's, Beth- esda, on Sunday. Mrs. W. J. Snowden visited her sister Mrs. Bert Gay, Oshawa, last week. Mr. Clifford Swallow spent the week-end at Oak Lake Camp. Mrs. L. C. Snowden visited Mrs. Joe Hynds, Toronto, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bagnell, and daughter Patsy, Bowmanville, visit- | ed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. | R. R. Stevens on Sunday. | Mrs. Ray Snowden, daughter | Donna and son Billy have returned to their home in Toronto after holi- cdaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stevens. Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Coates and son Danny, Brantford, who have been holidaying at Prince Edward, visited at Mrs. L. C. Snowden's on their way home to Brantford. Miss Ellen Gimblett entertained a | few girl friends at a shower for | Miss Evelyn Barraball, Courtice, There was the usual large atten- dance at the Church School here on Sunday. During the worship period, Muriel Stevens recited the "23rd Psalm". Mr. M. 8S. Chapman, of Pickering, teaching the Sunday School lesson in a most interesting way. or. and Mrs. L. H. Hockin visit- ed at Mr. Lawrence Staple's, Beth- any, on Sunday. Scugog (Mrs. D. Hope, Corr) SCUGOG, Aug. 20 -- On Tues- day afternoon August 13th, the Women's Association meeting was held 'in the Centre Church with a good attendance, About twenty of the Prince Albert W.A. members accepted the invitation to visit our meeting, as well as several from the Head Community Club. The meeting opened with a hymn, and prayer by Mrs. Russell Carter. Mrs. PF. Crozier read the scripture les- son, Mrs. Aylmer Ploughman then gave one of her choice readings. Mrs. Redman, daughter Irene, and their friends Mrs. Col. Pearson and daughter Evelyn from Oshawa sang, "There'll Always be an England". with Mrs, Redman at the organ. Miss B. Jones of Moose Jaw, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Joblin, always gives nice talks at our meetings. She told this time about a little Chinese baby who was the first one christened in the new church at Moose aw several years ago. Later she moved with her parents to China where her home was bombed. Miss Jones has always kept in touch with her. Mrs. F. G. Joblin then sang a lovely solo, with Mrs. Redman at the organ in the absence of Mrs. Geo. Sweet- man, Mrs. Roy Henders gave a well chosen reading. The meeting was brought to a close by hymn 374 and prayer by Rev. F. J. Joblin. Mrs. Jonathan Aldred and Mrs. Roy Henders were chosen to arrange the program for next meeting. Around a hundred enjoyed the lovely sup- per set on the parsonage lawn. Ice cream is always a special treat for young and old. Proceeds $17.25. A lawn party was held on Thurs. day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Redman. The sup- per, which looked very tempting on the lawn, was much enjoyed by a large crowd. The party afterwards .motored a half mile to their church where a very humorous play "Look out Lizzie" was well given by St. John's AY.P.A. of Blackstock. Everyone felt better after some hearty laughs. They were enter- tained between acts by a reading by Mrs. Hamilton and songs by Mrs, J. Smith to his own accompaniment. The latter was well remembered az he was here once before. Proceeds $70.00. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Mills on August 16th, g little daughter. Mrs. Helmi Anttonem, of Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Todd for a few weeks, Miss June Sweetman, of Uxbridge, is visiting her brother, Stewart for a few weeks. Mr. Geo, Hood and son Jimmie, visited in Toronto on Monday. Mr. Thomas Moore is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jesse Demara. . Miss Alice Parry, of Port Perry, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mildred Mills for this week. Mr. and Mrs. William King, of Oakwood, were guests of their cous- ins, Mr. and Mrs, D, Hope on Sun= day. Mr. and Mrs, Horne and son, of Hampton, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reader. Mr. and Mrs. John Short, of Sea- grave, visited her brother, Mr C. Mills and Mrs. Mills on Sunday. Then all motored to Tyrone to visit Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stain« ton. Mrs. Howard Carnochan and chil- dren, of Epsom, visitec her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark a few days last week. , Sorry to report Mr. Frank Pettit is in the doctor's care. All hope for a speedy recovery. Port Perry (M. Cockburn, Corr.) PORT PERRY, Aug, 19 -- On Tuesday evening of last week invi- tation bowling games were played on the Port Perry Bowling green. The following were winners: Ladies, Miss Wales, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Wil- cox, Mrs. Lynde, Mrs. Langmaid, all members of the Oshawa Club. Men, Mr. Cochrane, Oshawa; Mr. F. W. Brock, Port Perry; Mr. D. Bryce, Oshawa; Mr. McCutcheon, Oshawa; Mr. Clemence, Oshawa. At the conclusion of the games the Ladies Club served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Dritrizac, Mr. and Mrs, R. R. Cockburn and Bob, of | Toronto, were guests at the home of Mr. J. C. Cockburn on Sunday. The results of the sailing races held last Sunday at Port Perry were: 1st race--(Sr.) 1, Sager, 2, Dowson, 3, Orde, 4, Shepherd; 2nd race-- (Sr.) 1 Baker, 2 McMaster, 3 Kent; junior race--1 MacGregor, 2 McMaster, 3 Hope; free for all-- (open race) 1 Sager, 2 Kent--Mc- Master, 3 Baker--Dowson, 4 Shep- hend--Mulligan, 5 Orde, 6 McMas- ter--Farmer, 7 Brookes--Beare, Mr. and Mrs. Read and family motored to Camp Borden on Sun- day to visit Pte. Victor Read. Lance Corporal Charlie Brignall, of Peterboro, spent the week-end with his wife and family in Port Perry. Ptes. Stanley Gyton and Harold Hood, of the 48th Highlanders spent the week-end at their homes in Port Perry. A quiet wedding took place in the Church of the Ascension on Monday August 12th, when Berenice Ethelyn, | only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. | G, Hutcheson, became the bride of Mr. Harry Howden Hyland. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Hy- {land. Rev. J. C. Cleugh officiated. | to Mr. and Mrs Grant Real (Leynette Harper) on their recent marriage, which place in Ottawa on Saturday, ust 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peterson, of Toronto, spent the week-end with friends in Port Perry. Mr. George Mark and nis qaugh. ters, the Misses Laura and Hazel Mark, of Toronto, were recent guests at the home of Mrs. R. D, Woon. Congratulation Aug- Miss Carrie Dalton, of Hamilton, | was 3 week-end guests at the home of Port Perry friends. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ewers have announced the marriage of their | second daughter Isobel to Mr, Cole- man Bradlord Browning, of Mid- way and Riceboro. The wedding took place in the Riceboro Preshy- terian Church on Saturday, Aug- ust 3rd. Ebenezer (Mrs. B. Oke, Corr.) EBENEZER, Aug. 21 -- Services were conducted by Mr. Chapman of Pickering, on Sunday, with a good attendance. Suitable music was provided by the choir. The supply on Sunday next, will speak on "Temperance." The Women's Missionary Society held their meeting in the £.S. room with an attendance of 21. Group No, 1, was in charge. The meeting opened with g reading from the M. Monthly, by the President, Mrs. Pearce on "Thank God for Mis- sionaries." "Guide me O Thou great Jehovah," was sung, fol- lowed with prayer by the president. The minutes of the last meeting were then read and approved, the treasurer also reported. Business items were then dealt with. Mrs. A. J. Gay, Mrs. B. Courtice, and Mrs. G. F. Annis were a commit- tee appointed to look into arrange- ments for celebrating our 50th an- niversary. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. Bert Wil- kins, with Mrs. Penfound conduct- ing. She gave a short reading on "Prayer." After the hymn "Holy Spirit Truth Divine", the following ladies read passages of scripture: Misses Ada Annis and Margaret Pollock, Mrs, A. J. Gay, Mrs. R. R. Gay, Mrs. A. Wilkins. Memory verses were repeated in unison. Mrs. Penfound closed with prayer. After the collection had been received, dedicated, the hymn "Forth in Thy name O Lord I go," was sung. The guest speaker, Miss Burns, of Osh- awa, then gave an appreciated ad- dress on "Stewardship of Life." Mics Hazel Rundle contributed a vocal solo, "Lord of Bethel by whose land", and "God Save the King" were sung in closing. Mrs. G. F. Annis and Miss Ada Annis were hostesses on Friday eve- ing to the ladies of Group No. 2, with Miss Louise Osborne as leader of the Woman's Missionary Society. A most enjoyable time was spent together. Mrs. Harvey Hagerman enter- tained on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Blake, Courtice; Mrs. Horace Han- cock, Mrs. A.J. Gay, Miss Mabelle Walter's, Mrs. John Balson, Zion; and Mrs. W. Patte, Bowmanville and Mrs. Blake Oke in a most hos- pitable manner at her cottage on Bowmanville Beach. It was in hon- or of her sister, Mrs. J. S. Felton, Norfolk, Va. ; Relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilkins on took | Shelter A German bomb wrecked this English home and piled up great mounds of debris, but the air raid shelter (arrow) was undamaged and those in it unh urt. Friday evening, and presented Miss Ann Wilkins with some very beau- tiful gifts in honor of her approach- ing marriage on Saturday, A com- munity gathering was held on Mon- day night at the home of Mr. John er was tendered Miss Ann Wilkins gifts presented. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Osborne and family were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brock Peth- ick, Newtonville. Mrs. Irwin Sexsmith, Norma and James Sexsmith, Belleville, spent the week-end at "The Grange." Misses Grace and Hazel Trull and Gordon Trull 'are holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Tate, Napanee. Mrs. Walter Snider and children, Vivian and Donald, and Mrs. John Montgomery, Scarbora, spent the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Snider, Wagarville, | Best wishes of their many friends | are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Har- | ry Osborne, Detroit, on the arrival | of a little son in theigihome. | Many volunteers assisted with the | registration being carried out | Pidduck's Hall, during the first of | the week. | Mr. and Mr. Alan Arnott, their home in Nc a pleasant two weeks latives. The many Mrs. J spent with re- friends of Mr. 8id. Nichols wish for him a speedy re- | of Blenheim, spen' the week-end covery. He has been confined in Toronto Hospital for the past two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilkins, when a miscellaneous show. | Best wishes accompaning the many | | her son Mr. Lloyd Ashton. as we have had. The farmers are getting the grain pretty well cut and threshing is in full swing. Rev. Gardener preached on Sun- day, having returned from his holi- days. . Miss Anne Trewin has returned to her position in Toronto. Mrs. R. Ashton, Leaside, visited Brougham (Mrs. T. C. Brown, Corr.) BROUGHAM, Aug 19.--Miss Kora Waring of New York and Mr. Victor Watt of Toronto, were with their cousin, Miss May Stephenson, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirk, of Toronto, were recent visitors at the H. Holtby home. The Misses Shaunessy, of Toronto, visited Mrs. Georpe Philip on Tues- day last. Miss Connie Hedge is holidaying with an aunt at Bolton. at | | home this week. Mrs. Philip spent | last week at Georgian Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cowling and | family, Bowmanville; Mrs. Ray- mond Cole and Master Bill, Kitch- ener, visited at the Werry home during week. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Nichols visited | {in Toronto on Sunday, and called to see Mr. Sid Nichols in the To- ronto General Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Felton and Miss Margaret Felton, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Oke Masters Ronald and Jack Bickle visited their cousin Master Gordon Hawkshaw, Oshawa. Haydo (Mrs. Hilda Crossman, Corr.) HAYDON, Aug. 20.--Mr, and Mrs. M. Blackburn, Wjlbert and Bessie, visited Miss Blackburn, Newcastle, on Sunday. . * Miss Gladys Martin, Hamilton, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin. Mr. Elmer Slemon, visiting his brother, Slemon, E Mr. and Mrs. H. Gay and family Oshawa, visited Mr. C. Garrard. Mr. and Mrs. C. Soper, Harmony, Mr. Fred Cowling and Fred, Black~ stock, visited Mr. Richard McNeil. Miss Freda Bradley, Mrs. Earl Stephenson and daughter, were tea guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Richards, Bowmanville, on Thurs- day. Mrs. Henry Ashton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Kennedy, Islington. Mr. A. Beech visited his daugh- ter, Mrs. H. Larmer, Centreville, on Sunday. Miss Minnie Tabb, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. George Tabb and baby Tyrone; Mrs. N. Hall, Clinton; Beryl and Dorothy were recent vis- itors with Mrs. David Graham. Glad to see Mr. Laird the butcher able to be on the butcher route again after his recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tabb and son Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elford and baby, Blackstock, were Sunday vis- itors with Mr. Thos. Cowling. Miss Marie Ashton visited Dr. Ferguson and family, Bowmanville. Mrs. Cyrus Ashton, Burketon, and daughter, Toronto, visited Mrs. A, Read. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hobbs and Joan visited with friends at -Lindsay on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slemon visited with Mr. B. Hodigson, Tyrone, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stephenson and daughter were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Randle, Hampton, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don. Cameron on their recent mar- riage. Mr. John Gilbank visited at Mr. E. Larmer's, Blackstock. Several from here attended the shower given Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron in Bowmanville on Mon- day evening. Wedding bells are ringing! The cool weather is very much appreciated after such hot Toronto, is Irvington, | New Jersey, visited at the home of | Mr. Milton | weather | vis for on Saturday, calling op Miss Mrs. Noxon and children of To- | ronto, were guests at the Philip Mr. and Mrs. E. Crocker, of To- ronto, their son Allan, and Mrs. | Crocker of Victoria, B.C., visited L. and Mrs. Matthews last week. Mrs. E. McDougal and daughter, and Mrs. C. Cleveland and children, at the Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Storey of | 7 Werry, | Goodwood, spent Sunday with E. | and Mrs. Holtby. Miss Hawes, an nld time local re- sident in 1878, now of Whitby, call- | ed back here on Saiurday to see if any old timers who remembered her | family, survived. She had a visit | with Mrs. Brown." Her old home Is | now nonexistent, The Albert Gray family were out to Scugog on Sunday to a reunion of the Carter familles, to meet a cousin from the west. On Tuesday afternoon the August meeting of the W. I. was held at the Fannon home, with an attendance of over 40. Plans were made for the course in home nursing to be held in the hall from September 10th to 15th. Leaders wer: appointed to the Leadership Training Course on cooking vegetables. Juniors' work 1s under the care of Mrs. O. Wilson and Mrs. W. Elliott. Tea was serv- ed on the lawn. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent On Thursday afternoon the an- nual reunion picnic of the WM.S. was held on the lawn of Mrs. George Philip, with a large attendance. The regular meeting of the Auxiliary was in charge of Mrs. Cassie, president. Those taking part in the Devotional ssession were: Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs, Brown and Mrs. Holtby. Among the visitors present from outside points were: Mrs. Mina McMaster, a Dea- coness of Toronto; Mrs. Phil For- sythe and Mrs. Perny from Mark- ham; Mrs. W. Devitt and' Mrs. Larde of Brooklyn; Mrs. W. Steven- son; Mrs. Wes Harvey of Kinsale; Mrs. H. Mechin of Pickering and Sam Norman of Oshawa. Mrs, Mechin exhibited an autograph quilt designed by her other, the late Mrs. Pouchier, and made in 1897 to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. A wonderful afternoon of social reunions, games and much conversation was enjoyed. Tea was served in picnic fashion at long tables on the lawn, and an open invitation was extended to all for next year's reunion. On Wednesday, August 14, a pretty wedding took place at Claremont United Church manse, when Miss Helen Parley and Willlam Allan Gray were united in marriage by Rev. I. E. Kennedy. The bride wore a white silk jersey dress and match- ing accessories, and carried white and yellow hybrid roses. Miss Phyllis Farley, sister of the bride was bridesmaid, wearing a dress of tur- quoise blue sheer with white acces- sories. Her flowers were roses. The groom was supported by his cousin, Mr. Howard Plaxton. After return- ing to the bride's home for light refreshments, the happy couple left for a motor trip to Windsor and other western points. The bride travelled in a hyacinth blue sheer dress. On their return the happy couple will reside near Brougham. Church Service at 2.30 p.m. next Sunday as usual. Scrvice is in charge of the Young People's Union. The speaker will be Roy Ormiston, presi- dent of the Y.P.U. of Oshawa Pres- bytery. Mrs. H, Malcolm was an Orillia Mary at Maple Beach and son Robert at Queensviile. Mr. George White his daughter, Mrs. Walker, and son, and Colonel and Mrs. Hargrave, of the S. A. called on T. C. and Mrs. Brown on Sunday evening. Some of Brougham Y.P.S. visited Miss Mary Malcolm at Maple Beach on Sunday. te ot Solina (Staff Correspondent) Solina, Aug.--Visitors: Mrs. E. R. Taylor, at Peterboro, on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pascoe and sons, Mr. W. T. Taylor, and Miss Lena Taylor, RN, at Mr. Everet! Cryderman's; Mr. W. Gilbank, bank and Misses Myrtle and Ber- nice Gilbank, Bowmanville, at Mr. E. R. Taylor's, on Sunday: Miss Fanny Smales, Toronto, and Mr. Bob Smales, Pickering, at Mr Jas. Smales, over the week-end. Miss Elma Cryde: man is holiday- ing at Mr. Ernest Larmer's, Black- stock. Mr. Ernie Gil- | A number of ladies from this com- | munity attended the Rackham- Burns wedding in Hampton church on Saturday afterncon. We were pleased to have Rev. Rackham back in his pulpit on Sun- day after holidays spent at Mussel- and Glen, Bowmanville, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. A. J. Balson Miss Florence lander is visiting with Mr. A. J. Baison. Master Ted White, Oshawa is with Mr. 8. E. Werry. Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller and Clif- ford, Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Dewell, Roy and Harold, enjoyed a pleasant motor trip to Niagara, on Sunday Miss Velma Gilbert is visiting rel- atives in Toronto, Kedron (By Staff Correspondent) KEDRON, Aug. 21.--Mrs. B. A. Tunnicliffe .and Joan entertained on Tuesday Mrs. J. Brooks and Or- land, and Miss Fay Found, Ebene- zer, at their camp, Geneva. Master Alan Scott, Columbus, is visiting his cousin, Master Grant Pascoe. Misses Elda and Bessie Mountjoy have returned from summer school and report a good time. Mr. and Mrs. PF. Dickie and daughter, Toronto, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E, H. Davis, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Lee enter- tained for dinner on Tuesday, guests being Mr. and Mrs, Max Ballard and Miss Ruth Ballard, Moose Jaw, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Scott, Lee, Donald and Joan, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Niddery, Misses Winnie and Mabel Niddery were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. B. Hancock, Sunday evening. Mrs, J. J. Smith, Hampton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Luke. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Werry at- tended the wedding at Utica on Monday when Miss Olga Lakey be- came the bride of their nephew, Mr. John Batty, Brooklin, Miss Elda Mountjoy is assisting with registration at North Oshawa School. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pascoe, Col- umbus, were Sunday tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Lee gave a | party for Miss Ruth Ballard, Moose Jaw, and Mr. Lee Scott, Goderich, Thursday evening. Miss Bernice Stainton, Peterboro, who has been er. After another hymn, roll-call was answered by "One thing I ean: do to help the church". Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, and business conducted by Pres. Jean Bloye. Two chapters of the story, "Titus" were read, and contests enjoyed. Mrs. Short, assisted by Misses Myrtle and Mary, served a bountiful supper. Doreen Brown moved a vote of thanks to the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fair, Simcoe North; Mr. and Mrs. H. Skinner, Ray and Norman, Oshawa; Mrs, Horton, London, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brooks at their cottage. Dr. and Mrs. W. G. McCullough, Orono, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs, J, H. Pascoe. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown, Oshawa, were Sunday tea guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Werry. Miss Marie Cole has returned from Kingston, where she has spent g pleasant and profitable va. cation at Queen's University. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. J. Luke and John, and Miss Olive E. Luke, ToO- ronto, visited their parents, over the week-end. Miss Elda and Master Robert Gay, Oshawa, spent a happy day with Miss Lorraine and Master Grant Pascoe last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allen, Ann Marie, and Lawrence, Jr., were guests of Mr, H, T. Cole, on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. M, Ballard and Miss Ruth Ballard left on Friday to return to their home, Moose Jaw, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Scott and family have returned to Gode- rich. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Gibson, Douglas and Alan motored to Cad- mus on Sunday to visit Mr. Gibson's parents. Mrs. Gibson and the boys are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. C. Gibson, Roughening conceiete pavement with hydrochorlic zcid to increasz skid-resistance has been tried in England. (4 visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee, was | | also a guest of honor. Mrs. Johnston Hall has returned to her home, Owen Sound, after spending a week with Mrs. Frank ompson. The C. G. I. T. meeting was held | at the home of Misses Myrtle and Mary Short on Aug. 17. The meet- ing opened with a sing-song led by Jean Bloye in the absence of the leader. Doreen Brown was in charge of the worship service | which opened with wepetition of man's Lake. Miss Pcarl Leach fav- | ored with a vocal solo at the church service, The church service on the previous Sunday was in charge of the C.G1. T. and Young People's Misses Verna Millscu and Gilbert assisted Mr in the services. An interesting paper by George Werry on "Judas Iscar- fot" and a spendid reading entitled "On Being Thankful," took the place of the sermon, The choir rendered an anthem, "The Lord Is My Velma | Strength." We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Miss Veima Grey to our community, They have purchased the property, east ot Solina, owned by Mr. Frank Shortridge. Missionary program on Sunday, was in charge of M rs J. W. Yellow- | lees. Missionary hymns were used throughout and Miss Doris Millson read an interesting missionary story entitled, "She is just like us." Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and Marion, Taunton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pres- cott. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hallett and fam- ily of Seagrave were Sunday visit- ors of Mr. Ralph Duvis. Miss Helen and Master Ross Smith of Oshawa, have been holi- daying at Mr. E. Prescott's. Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams, Bow- manville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sturgess, Mr. Will Blanchard, Osh- awa, visited with Mrs. C. Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Langmaid and family, Mr. and Mrs Charles Johns and girls, Lakefield, vere at Cobourg on Sunday. Miss Muriel Langmaid returned with the Johns girls for a visit. Mrs. Mabel McKessock is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bryce Brown, Whitby. . \ Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whitnell and family, of Toronto, with Mr. J. 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