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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1927 LS == 1 Li J Aj J J J \l J ' Suburban and District News Gathered By Times Staff uk 1a XU IW XA Ylk NOONE XW WE DWE ) FLARE ANE I. Rn EBENEZER Ebenezer, Oct. 13.--The regular nthly meeting of the Women's sionary Society of Ebenezer was d on Wednesday afternoon, Oc- er 12, in the Sunday school room ep meeting was in charge of Mrs F. Osborne's group and the coun- sfudied was China. A very goova wd gathered and a splendid pro- m was enjoyed. The specia aker for the afternoon was Rev. Loughheed,. who is a returned gsionary from Norih Honan, Chi- He gave a very interesting ad- s on his work among the peo: there and every one appreciat- it very much indeed. Another interestng feature was vocal os by Mrs. (Rbv.) Best, of Bow- nville, who was accompanied on piano by Louise Osborne al- of Bowmanville. Following this y splendid program, a social he was spent by all with refresh- mis served by the ladies of the pup. Sorrow was cast over our com- hnity when death again entered mdst and claimed another of Ir older residents in the person of gs. Mary Xverson, who passed ay on Tuesday afternoon. The eased had 'been confined to her d for some weeks pasi and al- pugh she suffered a lot, she bore all without complaint and at last p sweet rest came when she wus eased from all pain, The funeral 8 held on Thursday afternoon bm the residence of Mr. Milion For Better Values EE EE CI I A I gave some selections on the mouth ||jorgan accompanied hy Rev. Mr. Stainton with the piano. The speak- er of the evening was Rev. J. R. Trumpour, Tyrone, who gave a very interesting address on his experience in Mesopotamia, India, showing some beautiful fancy work dome by the girls there. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gay have the sympathy of the community Gay, with whom she has made her|here in the death of Mrs. Mary Ev- home for several years past. The erson who has been ome of the Gay large number of relatives and friends' home for many years. Mrs. Everson who gathered to pay their last re-|was a beautiful character and took pects and the beautiful floral tri-|an active interest in all church butes boih silently bespoke the es- work until two years ago, and since teem in which Mrs. Everson way'then has suffered a good deal. She held and the love which she had: will be missed much in this com- "on in the hearts of many. The !munity. Many friends gathered at ON NOC i, --_-- service was conducted by Rev. J.! H. Stainton, pastor of Ebenezer | church and interment was made in' Bowmanville cemetery. i Mr. Jack Bickle, of London, Eng- land, is visiuing with his father and brothor, Messrs. R. and Thom- as Bickje as well as other relatives in this vicinity. The weekly mteting of the Young People's League was held on Thurs- day evening. The meeting was in charge of Miss Aura Osborne and the Tuxis boys. The speaker was' Rev. J. R. Trumpour, of Tyrone, who spoke on some of the interes:- ing incidents which he had encoun- tered in different parts of the world. The remainder of the pro- gram consisted of the Bible reading and study by Gordon Osborne, a reading by George Caverly, and mouth organ music by James hau- cock, who was accompanied on the pano by Rev, Stainton. Only a fair- ly good crowd was present but a very helpful and interesting cven- ing was spent. Weather continues to be fine and fairly warm, and farmers are busy, with the ploughing and the gather- | ing in of 'their root crops. COURTICE Courtice, Oct. 14.-~On Weanus- day afternoon the Women's Missi 1 fall work has béen slow. Mr. Gay's on Thursday to attend the fuperal and the flowers were beautiful, showing the high esteem in which she was held. THORNTON'S CORNERS The=neon's Corner's.. Oct. 14.-- The fine rains recently have wvewn suud wir the tarmers' fall ploughing. The land has been very dry and No dam- age from frost yet while silo filling has been going on. 'The annual chicken pie supper jast Wednesday was held, although the heavy showers which lasted most of the day was very disappoiniing to a number of people who mienu- ed to go. But the S.S. hall was well filled with those who ventured out to have a good time regard- less of rain. The supper, served by the ladies was a success and all en- joyed the chicken pie as usual. The ladies of this community need no compliment in this respect as they are so well and favorably known. The program was very entertaining, too. The 8.8. superintendent, Mr, R. F. Lick, made a very able chair- man. Mrs. Cran:" Rerry. of Osh- awa, gave very nice solos which were wiuch enjoyed. Mr. Srey and Mr. Rov Hamilton, of Oshawa, enter- tained with several comic readings ary Society held its monthly meeting | which d life itself. Master Frank Hoag pleased his audience not help but please a crowd. The pianist was well appreciated. Music being the soul of the program. As the closing anthem, God save the King" was played. The proceeds amounied to over $180. For a stormy night we think they did well. The school has been closed for two days this week to give the teachers a chance to attend the Teachers' Convention in Port Perry this year. Miss Mae Ford and Miss O. Taylor attended both days. Mrs. J. W. Babeock, of Toronto, was a visitor this week at the home of Mr_and Mrs. G. H. Robinson. ~, ENFIELD Enfield, Oct. 14.--Mrs. W. J. Or- miston, Mr. Arihur Ormiston and Miss Verna, visited in Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ormiston Oshawa, visited at L. C. Pascoe's. Mr. and Mrs. W. Robbins and daughter and Miss I. Morris, Tor- cnto, visited at W. G. Smith's. Mrs. E. Ormiston and Mrs. N Smith, Enniskillen, spen. the week end at Bobcaygeon. . Miss Dorothy Pascoe spent a few days in Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glibert mo- tored to Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Hoskin Smith, En- niskillen, Sundayed at G. W. Or- miston's. Miss Ida McCulloch, visited 1n Orono. The young ladies of {his commun- ity are practicing a play entitled "Patsy" which is to be presented at a masquerade. Particulars later. The Ladies' Aid held their Oec- tober meeiing at the home of Miss Verna Ormiston. An interesting program was given which consisted of a reading by Mrs. Hoskin Smith, a paper by Mrs, A, Prescott and a piano solo by Miss Ruby Smith. A very sociable time was spent. The next mee:ing will be in the form of an "At Home" at Mrs, Leslie Pascoe"s. Furthdr announcement to be made later. There was no Young Peopius meetihg this week. It will .be as { ) y * Looking back over the past 25 years, 1 found less than 20% of all automobile manufacturers have stood the test of time and are in business today. The radio industry is undergoing an identical process of elimination and I'm going to buy my radio from a manu- facturer with many years' experience, unlimited resources and assured perman- ence in the business. our business by keeping our machinery working year in and year out. They are pioneers in the; : business 'and have a} wonderful reputation toy maintain. They take! no chances. Our com- pany doesn't cither-- and neither ; will I--so you'll hear the latest Westinghousie model the next time you come up to the hcuse." Westinghouse built the electrical apparatus that provides the profits for We will gladly demonstrate the 1928 Westinghouse models and explain the many improvements tha! mekzithem better, Wilson & Lee 71 Simcoe St. N. - Oshawa usual next Tuesday night. The choir have commenced prac- ticing again after 'a rest through DIAMONDS Burns' ODS 23 SIMCOE S. PHONE 389 Cash or Terms 't the church. The program was in'ywith a reading. We all are so well charge of Mrs. H. F, Osborne's | yequainted With Frank as a comic roup. The President, Mrs. F. .'and well gifted orator, that he can Rundle presided and after the de-| the summer months, and althougn votional part of the meeting In w= | the number of members is small Wish Mpg Clarence Penfound read after all, it-is quality and not quan- Boys' Overcoats $2 0% , Special, LU] --- the bible lesson from 23rd Psalm, tity which counts. --_-- 8 . _-- -_-- _ EE Leader Dry Goods Store ach lead Indian's version of tne -- -tnr--p Val i} a 1 rit of ha " } i f crimi ot the Board that th foofeefoofooforfoofiofeos foofoefonfootoefefororfostoefocforts 0 rvs di alente, who granted a writ of ha- cnte ruled, then the taint of crimin- he ar at they must wear ¢ alth which™was very interesting. LEGAL TO MAKE BET beas corpus freeing Irving P. Wiener | eat disappears from a wager laid up- | longer dresses. The members mow 32 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Phone 0 of all kinds ane 74 'he following program was given: ON LEGALIZED BOUT | (rial in connection with having ' ¢ : » ; ; J E m the result of the contest. 'ocal solos were very sweetly sung New York, Oct. 14--Acceptance of bite a $500 bet on the Delaney-Ma- on Tp Tes 1 ey realize that it would be far safer )y Mrs, (Rev.) Best of Bowmanville, wagers oa boxing Contests legalized by | jonev bout last February. 4 to confine themselves to skirting 'nd Dr. Lougheed a returned mis- the Walker boxing law does not con= RY fi Nv 3 cther subjecis.-- Brant Xposi- sionary f¥om China gave a most stitute a misdemeanor, it was decided When the cloak of illegality is jects. aguord. Exgosi Glass Signs, Banners, - Road Signs, Tickets and Posters . Best Workmanship nspiring adcjress on his work a-| yesterday by Supreme Court Justice | stripped from the bout" Justice Val- 'animously refused to obey the edict mong the chinese. He made it quite' G --. ' ; ¢ > d 'the Tuxis b Th hol ) and the Tuxis boys. The whole eve- Phones 693, 1442.) ning's program was presented by 'lear in his address theconditions | i RR -- -- = = : y OSHAWA 't | gentlemen. Mr. Geo. Caverly read food " the bible lesson, Mr, Jas. Hancock Westinghouse PIONEERS IN RADIO "a Deiroit school teachers have un- cf n China at the present time and] answered many questions asked by | those present. After the program a' very nice lunch was served by Mrs.' Osborne's group and a social time | enjoyed. A number of gentlemen | attended the meeting and altogether | it was a splendid success, although the rain.came down in torrents. Thursday evening the Young Peo. ple's meeting was in charge of 2nd vice-president Miss Aura Osborne for Economical Transportation 1 ATTATITEY mazing Quality is winning the most Amazing Success - NEVER has any car in Canada established such a phenaggnenal record of public acceptance as Chevro- let has attained during the past eight months. 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