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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929 PAGE ELEVEN 2 of the Willowdale Rest gy is visiting her son, Mr, Alex , in Toronto. Eric Pearce attended the Pasc wedding at Solina on Satur- day. Mr.} Jamés Gibson, of Bowman- ville, ¥isited his parents, Mr. and . H, Gibson, on Sunday and ith him his son Harvey who n spending a few days with his g@ndparents, Elizabeth Hancock, teacher has a nice new class of be- in the persons of Shirley Arthur Clark, Charlie Bon- Cgy! Fisher. Harold Hoar, i i R8Binson, Howard Rowe, Walker and Douglas Wal- of whom entered upon their educational career at school the f{§§t of last week. Re W. F. Rickard and Coun< cillor&*Jose, Parker and Philp, ac- companied by John Garrod, took » tour @@inspection around the mu- nicipafity on Tuesday morning last follo the Council meeting Mond#y, to get a better idea of the dimage done by the storm and plan ways of making repairs, My, and Mrs. Howard Cooke re- celved a visit last week from their Sonata, Miss Sandy and from Rev. Smythe, a former assist- hi) ds or. of Newcastle Methodist ChurcH: Sr agratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Le Tresley on the birth of a son on Sunday. Mr. C. F. Cannon, Supervisor of Public Schools, of Oshawa, with Mrs. Cafhon and children, spent Easter h¥lidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T, M. Gibson, Regular meeting of the Women's: Missionary Society at Newcastle United Church was held "in the Sunday School room on Thursday last with a splendid attendance. Mrs. Rev. Rogers, president, was in chair. After the regular busifess meeting, reports from sec- retaries were heard followed by a program as follows: prayer by Mrs. Norman Allin; s=olo by Mrs. George Honey; address by Mrs. (Rev.) Rogers; solo, 'Miss: Hattie Mason; study book, Mrs. Norman Rickard." The thank-offefing was then taken amounting to $8. Re- freshments; were then served by groups, Mrs. G. Rowland, Mrs. E. Rinch and Miss Robinson, conven- ors. Miss Gladys Bradley, of Glovers- ville, N.Y,, spent a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bradley. Miss Bradley re- turned to her duties this week, %s superviso! the. department for deaf stu of the Gloversville Public Schools. Mrs. J. nig nningham and Mrs. W, Deline e ined jointly in the Be y Hall recreation roows on Friday evening last. The condition of little Jean Han na is much improved. Trouble as The C.G.I.T. held their regular meeting on Tuésday evening after the usual opening exercises ano business discussion, during which the treasurer, Raye Deline, report. ed a net profit of over $7 from the sale of C.G.I.T. Balm, The book ot | Bather was given in pantomine 2. Miss Dorothy Rickard, Raye De- line, Dunreath Dudly, Ross Cowan, Myrtle Snell, and lyn: Rickard, a synopsis of hig ih having been first read lyn Rickard. Flan for the BOLT contest were discussed. HR. & HRS, WILSON | ARE HONORED BY | SHOWER AT RAGLAN Remembered by Their Friends on Leaving The Village Raglan, April 15.--Mr, and Mrs. Erle Squelch and son, Allan, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. L. Knapp, of Burketon, on Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral of the late Miss Edna Rob- inson, which 8 held from the residence of her uncle, Mr. James Scott, of Columbus, on Tuesday af- tennoon. We welcome Mr. and Mrs, Mill- er and family, of Oshawa into dus neighborhood. Mr. Miller has tak- en over the mill from Mr. Chas. Luke. Mrs. Oliver Hubbard fs still in the Oshawa General Hospital, tak- ing treatments for inward goitre. Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery. Miss Olive Thompson has return- ed home from spending the week- end with relatives, in Oshawa. Mr. L. McKee and Mr. Thos. Me- Kee, of Manchester, spent Monday at the home of Mr. J, Evans, Mrs. Wm, Luke Sr. has been {ll again, although gaining slowly at present. Mr. and Mrs. F. Dring and Es- tella attended the funeral of the late George McMillian, which was held on Thursday of last week. Mr. Thos. Cook and Mr. Lorne Cook, of Columbus, yisited with the latter's sister, Mrs. Gordon Brent, on Friday of last week. The Ladies Ald js holding its annual monthly meeting in the Methodist Church on Wednesday oi this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Street and Miss B. Dring, of Toronto, and Mr. Mer- adits Dring were home over Sun- ay. Mr. Roy Moon spent Tuesday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hill, Orillia, have been visiting the latter's sis- ter. Mrs. R. Squelch. About seventy-five guests gath- ered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Wilson . to present their daughter, Mrs. E. Dearborn, wiin a miscellaneous shower. The fol- lowing address was read by Miss Allie Avery: To. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dearborn, . Dear Friends,-- 'We your neighbours, friends and acquaintances, have gathered here this evening to express in a socla- fe vin flavor treat! Toasted rice grains, pies for b . With fruits or honey dde a. Use in Jn Candies. , Made by "Kellogg in in iy On- tario. Atgrovers, RICE KRISPIES ble way our¥good wishes for your true happiness and prosperity. We have always found you a ge- nial friend and willing worker in our church and Sunday School, auua are sorry that you are to take your departure from our community, but we wish you success and hap- pinese in your new home. In order to express our esteem for you, and our sincere good wish- es, gifts. Signed on behalf of Raglan friends, Mrs. A. Pilkie and Allie Avery, : Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn both made suitable replies, and dainty refreshments were served by the Indies. we ask you to accept these. COURTICE, W. M.S. HAD QUILTING BEE Interesting Missionary Ad- dress Delivered by 'Mrs. Russel Gay Courtice, April 16.--Mrs, S, S. Brooks is in Toronto with her daughter, Mrs. Marshal Soules, Rev. W. 8S. P. Boyce and Mrs. Boyce, of Brighton, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Pen- found. \ Mr. S. 8. Brooks, Mr. Rae, Miss Ethel, of Oshawa, and Mrs. Shortt, motoréd to Toronto Sunday to see Miss Aura Brooks, who is in the hospital there. Mrs. W. R. Courtice was in Osh- awa Sunday visiting her uncle, Mr. George Perkin, who is quite ill. Mr, Frank Walters was in Tor- onto. for a few days recently. Thursday last was a gala day at our church when the annual quilt- ing of the Women's Missionary So- ciety: was held. 'The ladies assem- bled in the forenoon and put the quilts in frames, then came the dinner hour, which was really the social hour of the day. The menu was composed of almost everything one could think of, and the ladies did ample justice, trying out the many dainty dishes set before them, After dinner the quilting was resumed until 3 p.m., when the President Mrs. Clarence Yun- found called the ladies to order and the regular monthly meeting was held, with Mrs. Arthur Oke"s group in charge. After the devotional period in which several hymns were sung, a very interesting mis- sionary address was given by Mrs. Russel Gay. At the close of the meeting the quilts were finished and the ladies went home after spending a happy day together. Op Friday evening a joint meet- ing of the Tuxis and C.G.I.T. was held in the Sunday school room. Readings were given by Miss Lou- ise Courtice and Miss Eva Cour- tice, a plano duet played by Misses Hazel Rundle and Sadie Muir and the main feature of the evening was a debate by two Tuxis boys and two C.G.LT.'s which was car- ried on in quite an interesting man- ner, Afterwards, candy and ban- mot! Eo Lond moth wotm of Fost': by FLY/ TOX. Don a ot full Gituctia ogo eg I F Made LY-TOX in Canada 2909 veloping from a sore ear tated an @ tion in hospital, Hirst in Bowmanville, pnd: again 'in 'ro- ronto, and she has been passing through & critical illness. Her mother and her aunt, Mrs. Ewart |' in Toronto: Clemence ;. have been with her.' i A very leasant evening was spent when the Young People's So« ciety of the 'United Church ei dor: : tained the members of the men's Migsionary Society at thew regular meeting on Monday. The president,' Miss Elizabeth Han cock, was: in the chair. The pro gram wad in' charge of the mis. sionary vice-president, Minnie Sel- by. The devotional topic was give en by Miss Prummond. A chapter of the missionary study book, "Drums in the Darkness," was take en up by Mrs. J. C. Hancock and Mrs. N. L. Rickard, Mrs. J. E. Malchett; sang 7 fine solo, accome panied by«Mrs. L. M. Fisher. Oth er musical os, Le were a quar- tet, Misses Marion and Winnifrea Rickard and Messrs. Clare Allin and Stanley Rickard, also accompa. nied by Mrs. L. M. Fisher; and a vocal uet by Misses Marion an Winnifred Rickard. The youn- people's society is planning to hold its anniverasry service on Sunday evening, April 21st. The speaker will be Rev. J. BE, Grifith, of Black- stock. A young men's choir will be in attendance, assisted by Mr. Melville S. Dale, tenor soloist, of Bowmanville. Mrs. Thackray has returned home aft®r being six weeks in the rare of Miss Rowland at the Wil- iowdale Rest Home, ' r Hawes' Floor good results on cannot Aptget ag oe J Ke le]> WAX a ---- wef | i "Preferred in Fine Homes jor Many Years" Wax cleans as it polishes. You can't get a poor wax--and our floors wi wax waxes will "polish" your floo: Wax, "Protects" as well as "Po shes 'Beautiful floors will remain al to the household polishes wi and beautiful by All Leading unless it contains good Hawes' 5,28 itismade i "hard trans- parent" we, which cleans as villas out disco. ow- ing thefloortoretainits natural grain' lustre. And you will findHawes' isequallygood on furnit- ure linoleum and automobile bodies. Seldin 1 Ib, Ib., and § 1. Tins Hardware, Paint, Grocery and Department Stores Manufactured by EDWARD HAWES & CO. LIMITED TORONTO you quality but Hawes', the beauty and anda joy lished with "FAMOUS FOR HAWES' LEMONOIL" m3 - ? ob 4 anas were served and games ep- joyed. The attendance to the services on Sunday was larger than the last few Sundays, the roads being in a litte better condition. Our pastor, Rev. J. H. Baton preached two fine sermons. i the evening his ser- mon was a and he will continue to preach along this line during this month. Our young people go to Port Perry this Tuesday evening to pre- sent their play, "Arnold Goes Into Business." Mrs. A. F. Rundle was in Tor- onto last week. The councillors of our town- ship were in this community on Monday looking over the bridges which have to be rebuilt. Enniskillen School Plans for May 24 Enniskillen, April 17.-- The Sunday School are practic- ing the singing for the 24th os May. Miss Marion Orchard taking charge, 93 being in attendance. The Temperance program was ably taken by Mrs: Roy McGill. Vocal duets were given by Mrs. O. Jeffrey and Reva McGill, also Miss Alice Ashton and Elsie Moore, evening our pastor, Rev. J. M. Whyte, preached a splendid ser- mon on Temperance from Rom. 13: 1-4. We need a straight vote of the people on this guestion before we can expec prohibition; not mixed in with some political issue of some party. Miss Leona Dradley, of Courtice, Visited Jher parents, Mr.' ana Mrs. H. Bradley, Sunday." ° Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spry afid fam- ily spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. Cook. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Smith and Ross, of Oshawa, visited h guts, Mr. and Mrs. TF Smith, 'Sun- ay Mrs. G." Preston has returned to her home here after spending the winter with friends at Port Huron and Oshawa, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wim, McLaughlin on the arrival of a baby girl. Sorry to say Master Allan ano Donald Ferguson have the measles. In the | is pare SPECIAL~ NESTLE"S Apricots JLLMONTE Brags Hive DELMONTE Brand --Haives-- ** = Fancy Quali No. 2 size tin. . Bartlett Pears Pane Qualia Ne. 1 1 size tin Fancy Quality--No. 2 size tin... Pineapple DECMONTE Benn Brand-- Fancy Quality--No, 2 size tin, .. SPECIAL~ J Sniket Powder Oxo 20 Gubes SPECIAL~-- Ne 2 Tins 2: EVAPORATED MILK Tae 21° 22%. 11° THE BRITISH MILK NESTLE'S CONDENSED MILK Pkg. llc Pkg. 11¢ apes 1v Cube Pkg.24¢ Golden S en SYIUp up Tin 26¢ CALIFORNIA SLICED Peaches 35 We shop at Loblaw's. 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