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PACE EIGHT THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1948 Yroups , Clubs dciliani CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS Christ's Ambassadors opened their meeting Monday evening with Mr. Walter Bowler leading the song service. Prayer was offered by the Rev. H. O'Brien and the Scripture reading from Hebrews, Chapter 11, verses 1 to 13 was read by Mr. Arn. old Bowler. A testimony service was led by Mr. Clare Shank. The Rev. H. OBrien, of Bowmanville, was the speaker for the evening. Every. one is invited next Monday evening when a group of students from the Ontario Pentecostal Bible School will be in charge of the meeting. LORE OVER-20 CLUB The Over.20 Club opened membership to new members at the dance held at the Y.W.C.A. on Saturday night, Memberships will be sold for the next three weeks. Mr. Doug, Warren acted as M.C. for the record crowd, The spot dances were won by Miss Blanche Clarke and Mr. 'Merv' Jenkins; Miss Hel- en Petre and Mr. 'Mac' Thomson. LEE IR FIRST BAPTIST Y.P.U. The First Baptist young people held their weekly meeting on Mon- day night with the devotional com- mission in charge. The hymn "How Sweet the Neme of Jesus Sounds" opened the meeting, Miss Lorna Parrott offered prayer. A few min. utes were given to those present to give their favorite verses of scrip- ture. Miss Lola McClements read the scripture taken frcem Psalm 146 and a session of prayer follow. ed. Mr. Jack Keenan led a lively sing.song and Miss Evelyn Bagg gave an interesting talk on the life of Mahatma Gandhi. The meeting closed with the hymn "Thy Life was Given For Me". LR J HARVEY_HUNT AUXILIARY The Harvey.Hunt Missionary Auxiliary held its February meet- ing in the Board Room of Simcoe Street United Church. President, Miss Gladys Frise, conducted the routine business and Mrs. L. H. Widmeyer, group leader, presided for the program and introduced the guest speakéef, Mrs, F. T. Darnell of Whitby, who tock as Lier topic "The Gift of the Holy Spirit". In her talk the speaker spoke of "The Holy Spirit" in every day activities, prob. lems, joys and sorrows. A hearty vote of thanks was voiced by Miss Cora Harvey on behalf of the group to the speaker for her thought. provoking address. The worship ser. vice was conducted by Mrs. Alma Pauley. Miss Ruth Lander sang "Teach me to pray" and "I walked today where Jesus walked" was sung by Miss Gwen Wilson. During the business session, an- nouncement was made of the Wo- men's Missionary Sunday servioe on March 7 also the Women's Mis. sionary family party scheduled for Monday evening, March 8. Mrs. J. H. Holliday reported on Commun. ity Friendship, An excellent report on the recent Presbytery meeting held in Bowmanville was given by Mrs, Frank Sager. The meeting closed with the sing- ing of a hymn and the benediction. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Widmeyer's group. Solveig Lunde to Play An All-Chopin Group Solveig Lunde, concert pianist, who is the third artist to appear in the Community Concert series this season and who' will play at the Regent Theatre on Monday next, has chosen an entire group of Cho- pin. The group includes Ballade in F major, Impromptu in G flat major, Waltz in C sharp minor, Nocturne in G major (opus 87, No. 2), Polonaise in F sharp minor and Two Preludes, E minor and G major. She will open her program with a Pastorale in ¥ major by Scarlatti, Toccata in B flat major by Clem- enti and Sonata in F major (opus 10, No. 2) Beethoven, A third group will include the Prelude in C sharp minor of Rach- maninoff, Prelude in C major {opus 12, No. 7) Prokofieff, and two compositions of Debussy, Voiles and L'Isle Joyeuse. _ The program ends with a bril- liant Viennese group including the Fledermaus Waltzes of Johann Strauss, arranged by Grunfeld. Teachers and music students may find more enjoyment in the concert by glancing over the compositions to be performed ahead of time. Laymen may anticipate an evening of unforgetable music. REPEL RODENTS ~-/ PB Ba Now, science comes up with justi- fication for the squeamishness of those, particularly the ladies, who dislike rodents. Rats, and other gnawing animals, can transmit dis ease and should be destroyed before they can cause trouble to human beings as well as t{o property. Cleanliness is the first line of de- fence against the rat, He likes to romp in litter. If premises become rat-infested, prompt steps should be taken to exterminate the invad- ers, its | Principals in Recent Wedding MR. AND MRS. BERNARD J. GREELEY after their recent marriage. The bride, formely Amy Irene W One Birthday's Just a Joke GLENDA LYN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blewett, and granddaughter of Mr. and | and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Fry of | Mrs. Roger Blewett, all of Oshawa, > N BLEWETT Hamilton, Glenda Lynn is one year old today. photo by Hornsby Studio the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Woodman, Oshawa, and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. Bernard Greeley of Arnprior, and the late Mrs, Greeley. --Photo by Hornsby Studio Bernard Morrison Weds Toronto Girl Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morrison, Burton Road, entertained the wed- ding party at their home following the marriage of their son, Bernard W. J. Morrison to Estelle Marie Dobson, daughter of Mrs. R. W. Dobson, of Toronto, and the late Mr. Dobson. The wedding took place on Saturday afternoon in the manse of the Rogers Memorial Presbyterian Church with the Rev. J. Milroy officiating. For her marriage, the bride chose a carousel blue suit with navy blue accessories and a matching off-the- face hat. She wore a corsage of red roses. Miss Lois Meyers, attended the bride, wearing a grey suit, black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. he best man was Mr. Herbert Hill. For receiving her guests, the bridegroom's mother chose a street length dress of navy blue crepe. The home was decorated in pink and white and bouquets of mixed spring flowers. For her wedding trip to points west, the bride donned a grey suit with navy blue accessories. On their return the couple will reside in Toronto. 'F riends Fete Bride Miss Vera Majcher and Miss Marggaret Brady entertainedsat an evening party on Monday evening at the former's home, King Street, West, to honor Mrs. Vincent Kelly, the former Miss Loretta Holtfoster. On arrival Mrs. Kelly was present. ed with a corsage of yellow daffo- dils and mauve sweet peas, a wal. nut coffee table and an illuminat. ed address autographed by the thirty-five guests who were present. Games were played during the evening, prizes being awarded to Misses Laura La Plante, June Mec- Nally, Helen Noble, Augusta Ger. ace, Mrs. F. J. McGarry, and Mrs, Bob Hoy. Lunch was served by the hostess. es assisted "by Mrs. Stephen Maj. cher, Mrs. Péter Simmon and Miss Helen Noble. HOUSEHOLD HINT A little thin starch can be used advantageously on old garments which did not originally need starching, such as silks, linens, ray- ons, ete. Dilute the starch a good deal, It often acts as a good restor. er. CONDENSED Great to start a meal. Delicious in sauces and casserole dishes. 16 ONTARIO ST. MAKE YOUR OWN SLIP COVERS Singer Sewing Machine Co. are giving a FREE Demonstration on Slip Covers Thursday Afternoon, Feb. 26th At 2 pm. PHONE AND MAKE IT A DATE PHONE 696 (Personals Social Notices Marriage Announcements . ne ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Ruth - Gulliver, daughter of Mr. Robert Gulliver and the late Mrs. Gulliver, to Mervyn Nicholls, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicholls, all of Oshawa. The wedding will take place quietly on Friday, March 19, in St. Andrew's United Church. MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Siblock wish to announce the marriage of their oldest daughter, Celia, to Kenneth Wigg, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wigg. The mar- riage took place in Port Hope, on December 13, 1047. AT HOME Mrs. R. H. Hambley, 152 Alice Street, will be at home to her friends on Saturday, February 28, from 3 to 5 pm. and from 7 to 9 pam, on the occasion of her birth- ay. 4 soon from the ts of social events and of visitors to and from the city are appreciated by the Social Department TELEPHONE 35 Mr. Keith Sproule of Toronto, was a guest at the MacDonald. Whittaker wedding on Saturday. PE . Miss Carrol Jones and Miss Pearl Thompson of Aurora, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bottrell, Alma Street. LE Mrs. R. H. Winnacott, Alexander Boulevard, entertained several ot her friends on Monday afternoon on the occasion 'of the first birthday of her daughter, Sylvia. > op The friends of Mrs, John Hughes, nee Mauda Kellar, Simcoe Street South, wish her a complete recov. ery and hope that she will return Toronto General Hospital. LE BE J Oshawa guests at the Morrison. Dobson wedding which took place in Toronto on Saturday afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace, Mrs. E. Conlin, and Miss Mary Kel. ly; other guests were: Mr, D. And- ersocn, Dunbarton; Mrs. L. Hast. ings, Whitby. * * Mrs. T. F. Lean, and Mrs. Vernor McNeely welcomed the guests at the spring tea held on Wednesday afternoon by the Women's Mission. ary Society of King Street United Church. Large palms made the tea room more spring.like, as did the tables decorated with cedar boughs, and low bowls of sweet peas and daffodils. Mrs. D. H. Lander intro- duced Mrs. A. Halewood, who was soloist for the afternoon. She sang. When I Kneel To Pray, Down He The Lilac Tree, and Keep on Hopin' and was accompanied at the piu by Mrs. H. Brown, who ws pianist during the afternoon. Mrs. R. . Fursey thanked the artists on be. half of the members of the W.M.S. Those pouring tea were Mrs. C. k Crosier, Mrs. Hales Barker, Mrs McNeely, and Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs. W, J. Medland was the conven. er. BRIGHT LIGHTS The "bright lights" have been blamed for many things. Now, along come Canadian nutrition ex- perts to declare that bright light is sometimes bad, too, for what goes into the stomach. They point par- ticularly to that most valuable of all food--milk. Sunlight destroys some of the vitamins in milk which, they say, should always be stored in a cool, dark place. FULL- FASHIONED ...Jor This Weekend! NYLON HOSE! (SUBSTANDARDS) Regular Value $1.19. Dark shade in good wearing nylons. 42 and 45 gauge, All sizes, Eruwinnd SPECIALTY SHOP Next Door to Kresge's Phone 73 99- PAIR «in NYLON HOSE! ® Full-Fashioned ® First Quality REGULAR 1.40. SIZES 8Y2 TO 10%. 1.19 50 Only! ... Regular to 7.95. Sizes 12-14-16 Only. Sale Price ......... 1.99 $e.0ey 75 ONLY! ... BLOUSES! Reg. to $3.95. Broken lines and sizes, some are counter soiled. Sizes 12 to 20 in the lot. Nothing to wearing quality. mar their 1.59 Substandards of our regular $3.50 slips. Nothing to mar their wearability. All name slips in white and tearose, bias and straight cut styles. Sizes 32 to 42 in the lot. Sale ant surprise an 2.69 refunds on this & G - Have fun! Everyone is a winner -- Get a pleas- money. There are no losers. No + d extra good value for your 50¢ item. Each .....000 Ruhatand b rds of a LOOK! ENGLISH BEMBERG RAYON BLOOMERS tiful silky heavyweight English Bemberg cloth. - ensure good fit. Sizes small, medium and large, Regularly priced at 1.25. Sale price .. Fully, cut. to ERWINNE'S Always Leading in Value! Wed in King St. United Church . MR. AND MRS. JAMES J. SHETLER who were married recently. The bride, who is the former Miss Audrey Blair, is the daughter of Mrs. A. I. late Mr. Leslie Blair, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. Leigh Shetler of Harmony. Ecucklev cf North Oshawa, and the and Mrs, --Photo by Hornsby Studio LOYAL TRUE BLUE LODGE NO. 55 Loyal True Blue Lodge No. 55 held its regular meeting last Thurs. day night with Sister Elda Howard, W.M., presiding, assisted by Sister Foote, D.M,, in the absence of Sis- ter Reta Thompson. "It was report. ed that D.D.G.M. Sister Annie Toms was getting better. Arrangements '| are being made for a program to be held in the lodge room after the banquet. At the close of the me>t. ing lunch was served by the com. mittee. 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