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a | Thursday, July 25, 1048 THE TIMES-GAZETTE "ANY AT MEETING OF HINSALE WA Enjoyable Program Presen- sented At Home Of Mrs. Ed. Lee (Mrs. A. Hooker, Correspondent) Kinsale, July 24--The Mission- ary Society of the Circuit will meet at Greenwood Church on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 1st, at 2:30 pm.; Mrs. RE. Mowbray in charge of programme, The Women's Association held their July meeting at the home of Mrs. Ed. Lee, n Wednes- day afternoon last. There was a large attendance of members and frienls. Meeting opened with ine hymn, "O Jesus I- Promised", followed by the Scripture reading, read dy Mrs. F. Bergin, and medi- tation by Mrs. R. E. Mowbray. Prayer was given by Mrs, A, "Hook- er. The minutes of the last meet- ing were then read and the roll- call fully responded to. The presi- dent, Mrs. R. E, Mowbray, then sonducted the business session, af- ter which the following program was given: a reading, "Why Help The Burglars?" by Mrs. Coates; an oral Bible contest by Mrs. Gormley, reading, "Friendship", by Mrs. Led- gett; reading, "Little Places" by §ASEEIIINOITIRNIE. Mrs. Empringham; an oral menu contest conducted by Mrs. J. Stell, and a reading, "Sunrise" by Miss , Mrs. A, Harbron closed the meeting with Jaye. 'The la- dies then enjoyed a social hour, during which the hostess assisted by oS two daughters, Mrs. N. Wil- son and Mrs, L Empringham, served a grand lunch. Personals Howard and Mrs. Plaxton of Brougham spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, H. White Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Rose and daughters, Elaine and Helen of London, are spending their summer vacation with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wagg. Gordon Stell of Peterborough spent the week-end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, Stell. Mr. and Mrs. A, Martyn and Harold of Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Collins of Port Perry; Roy and Harvey Wilson of Raglan; Mr. and Mr$ W. Morrison and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Carter, Margaret and Dorothy of Bowmanville were all visitors during the week at the home of Grant and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs, Maskell, Miss Jean Maskell and Mrs, H. White spent Tuesday last in Toronto. Little Miss Marleen Lawton of Manilla spent a few days last week with her aunt, Mrs, Alfred Bell. Mr. and Mrs. John Rinn and Miss Lois Rinn of Toronto spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. A, Hook- er. Mr, and Mrs. G. McNenley, Bruce Just over 3 hrs. Lv. TORONTO E.S.T. 4.05 am: 10.05 a.m. 2.05 p.m; 9.05 pms Alr Mail RAN -CANADA Tos CANADA'S. NATIONAL AIR SERVICE Sturdy struction, You can finish these yourself to match your home or cottage, : GREEN BROWN GREY ¢ RED ~~ and Julia were week-end guests of relatives at Kirkfield, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Compton and son, Howard, of New Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. J. Stell, Mrs. Stel] accompanied them to Ashburn in the afternoon. Mr, Earl Lawton of Kitchener is spending a few days with Chas. and Mrs, Ledgett. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bayles, Dor- othy and Billie of Brougham were Sunday callers on Mrs, A. Harbron at "Seldom Inn". Mr, Maskell was at home for the week-end. Mrs. A, Bell accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Reilly on a picnic to Jackson's Point on Friday last. WINS SCHOLARSHIP AT MCMASTER U. A. J. Heal, Of Whitevale, Is Winner Of Brien Scholarship (Edith Parks, Correspondent) 'Whitevale, July 24. -- Cottage prayer meeting was held on Tues- day evening, July =, at the home of Mrs, M. Griffin Congratulations are. in order for Mr. A. J. Heal, who 'has won the Brien Scholarship in examinations at McMaster University, Hamilton. A representative of the Ontario Temperance Federation will speak next Sunday morning at First Bap- tist Church. The Women's Missionary Society of the Whitevale United Church held their annual picnic at Wood~ land Park on Wednesday after- noon, July 24. Mrs, Coumans of Locust Hill was the guest speaker. The word for rol] call was "Har- vest". Cars left Whitevale at 3:30 and supper was served at 5:30. Mrs. R. Nighswander of Green River opened her home this week in Green River to the Ladies' Aid of Green River Baptist Church, and First Baptist Church, Whitevale, Mr, and Mrs. J. Coulter attended a fashionable wedding in Toronto last week. Mrs. Wm. Fitch is enterjaining her sister from Quebec for g while, Several Whitevale folk wére pres- ent at the crokinole party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E. For- sythe, Green River, on Monday evening, July 22. Miss L. Nevin has returned to her home in Toronto after spending two months in Whitevale. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Hilts have been entertaining several guests this past week. Mr. and Mrs, Campbell Anthony entertained Rev. H. K. and Mrs. Dancy and their family on Sunday, July 21. Reverend Mr, and Mrs. Dancy are missionaries on the Sudan Interior field, and spoke on Sunday, July 21, in First Baptist Church, Whitevale, and Green Riv- er Baptist Church that day. Mrs, Victor Jones and daughter, Janet, of Toronto, were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Ham- lin and Miss Nancy, over the week- "iis Myrtle Gorrell and Miss Jean Fleming, Toronto, were the week-end visitors of Mr, and Mrs. K OC. Donnelly and family, Robert J ag of her family on oi ge July Mr, and Mrs, Prank Herbert and family were in Oshawa on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, "Bud" Harden and Patsy of Brougham visited with Mrs. T. Hamlin on Sunday last, Solina (Gladys Yellowlees, Corres.) Solina, July 23--Dr. and Mrs, George Werry and Carolyn were week-end guests of Mr. and Mus, Charles Johnson at Lake Chemong. Miss Helen Baker visited at Mau- rice Baker's, Georgetown. Mr, and Mrs, E. Yonson, Simcoe, visited at Don Yonson's, Mrs, Jack Bgker and Gail Baker were recent visitors at Mrs. How- ard Couch's. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Bontillier, Mrs, A, Blewett, Leonard Blewett, New Toroato, visited at A. J. Bal- son's. Mrs, C. Gage, Toronto, and Mrs, Claire Avery, Haydon, at Tom Westlake's. Ronnie and George Cochrine, Oshawa, with Howard Westlake, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Dewell, Mrs| H, E. Link with relatives at Peter~ boro and Hastings. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Millson, Bancroft, are spending a few days with relatives, Miss Helen Langmaid has return. ed from a pleasant vacation at Wa- saga Beach. Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Yellowlees and Harold visited relatives at Caesarea on Sunday. Missionary program on Sunday included a vocal solo by Pearl Leach and story by Gladys Yellow- ees, Next Sunday, July 28, a repreen- tative of the Temperance Federa- tion will speak at the church ser- vice as our pastor, Rev, Linstead 1s on vacation. The young people presented their play: "Eyes of Love", at a garten batty at Bethany, Wednesday even. g. Miss Nan Allin and girl friend, Toronto, visited at Wes, Yellowlees on Saturday. CONSUMER OPINION IMPORTANT "An opinion deeply rooted in con- sumer consciousness is just as much a fact, so far as the public relations of a company is concerned, and just as important a fact to be dealt with, as a scientific finding from a research laboratory."--Paul Garrett, vice president, General Motors 'Corporation. E. J. Pomery AUCTIONEER 165 RITSON ROAD 8. Phone 3763--Nights Hampton (M. Horn, Corr.) Hampton, July 24 -- Mrs. Sam Thompson, Toronto, is a guest at the home of Mrs, W, Chapman, and was a visitor at Mrs, Vice's, Oshawa, during the week. Mr, and Mrs, Hilton Peters and Ralph were visitors on Sunday at T. and H. Salters, and Mr. A. Peters'. Mr, and Mrs, Jack McCourt and daughter Jean, Toronto, were visit- ors at G. Keetch's, Mr. and Mrs. Nixon, Glenna and Norma, Toronto, visited at A. E. Billetts on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wray, Qchava, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Wray. Miss Audrev Kersey visited her sister Marion at Oshawa on the Lake, during the week-end. Mr. L. Hutchinson visited Mrs. Hutchinson at Picton, who is at the home of her father, who continues quite ill. Mr, Geo. Hogarth, "Toronto, is a guest of Miss Lulu Reynolds. Miss Gwen Caverly, Toronto, spent the week-end at home. Mr, .and Mrs. Raymohd Burns and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs, W., Mec- Kinstry, Miss Marion Kersey, Osh~ awa, Lloyd Kersey and Jim Patter son, Bowmanville, were visitors at ] 8. 8 Kersey' 8 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Armour, Mr. and Mrs, Herb Rundle visited friends at Markham during the week-end, Harmony (Mrs. K. R. Fletcher, Corr.) Harmony, July 24--Congratula- tions to Mr, and Mrs. Paul Michael (nee Lorraine Taylor) on the birth of a son at the Oshawa General Hospital on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Luke spent the week-end at Rice Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faint visited with relatives in Peterboro over the week-gnd., Mr, and Mrs. Ken Fletcher and David were Sunday guests of Dr, and Mrs, J. P, Campbell, Hotel Ken- osha, Caesarea. Cattle strayed into the garden of one of the Kingston Road East resi- dents and completely destroyed their cabbage, corn, etc. besides trampling down tomato plants. Its rather discouraging to have this happen just as the vegetables are ready for use. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Moffat and sons, Tweed, visited recently with her sistér' and brother-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Michael, and ut- tended the "Toronto-Montreal ball game in Maple Leaf Stadium, Mrs. Sichael and Paul attended the same with their visitors. Miss Joy Bunker is visiting with | her cousin, Miss Betty Lou Dodge, St. Catharines, Eric Simpson aid his English bride, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. Mills, left yesterday Jor NY York where they will a" e Mr, and Mrs, Gordon visited with her sister, Mrs, Fleury, Leaside, on Sunday. 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