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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930 Interests in the ome --- and the Community 'omen's Mrs, Harry Nobes Mary Blizabeth, are visi sion Mr, and Mrs, f, Miss Hilda Gamsby, of Orono, who has been recovering from s serious illness and has been staying at the home of her brother, Mr. neth Gamsby, Fairbank Street, returned to her home yesterday, At the euchre party held in aid of South Simcoe Home and School Club last evening the winners of Prizes were Mrs, E. Holdworth, Mrs, E. Gudgeon, Mrs, Holland, Mrs, Thompson, Mrs, A, Fowler and Mrs, C, Heckford, A pleasant evening was spent at the e of Mr. and Mrs, G. G, Gudgeon, Hillside Avenue Wednes- day when a number of their friends gathered at théir home in honor of the occasion which was Mrs, Gud- geon's birthday, The members of the rty enjoyed singing and music, On \behialf of the company Mrs, J, Walk- er prehented Mre, © digeon with z serving tray an r. G ema presented Mr, Gudgeon ith a pipe. Both recipients thanked 'their guests for the gifts, and expressed --1 W---- 0 WWW --r Place your order for Fell Cost or Suit H. ATKINS LADIES TAILOR 14 Simcoe St. N, Phone 109 JUST ARRIVED Full range of Ladies' Fa' Costs ang Dresses at the FASHION SHOPPE their delight at having them at thelr home, ; Refreshinents were served by the hostess assisted by Miss Shortt and Mis Fowler. After the regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters last evening = euchre party was held at which the following were prize winners: Mrs, G, MeNally, Mrs, Tyson, Mrs, ¥. Ki and rs, Magee, Cenliffe and Chas, Holder, LOGAL PRESIDENT _ AT CONVENTIGN Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin At tends Provincial Federation of Home and School Associations Mrs. R, 8, McLaughlin, president of the Joeal Home and School Coun- ell is leaving for London, Ontario this morning where, this evening, she will address a meeting of all the Home and School Club members of the city of London at a dinner which fs celebrating the twenty- fifth' anniversary of the Home and School organizations in that eity To-morrow the convention of the Provintial Federation of Home and School Associations is being held in the city of London, Mrs, Me- Laughlin, vice-president of this federation will attend the meeting, Mrs. W, Morris, of Peterborough, president, will preside throughout the sessions, ; - - 3 ROYAL WEDDING ON SATURDAY Assisi, Italy, Oct, 24 --~ (AP) =~ Plans for Baturdey's marriege of Princess Glovanna. of Italy, and Boris "Bachelor iKng" of Bulgaria todsy stood virtually completed. Thie quaint town offered a ple- turesque background to fifty of Rome's most resplendent poll who arrived for special duty and began taking an Intensive course in the geography of Assisi so that they might serve as guides for distin. guished visitors. MOTHER BROWN HAS AN. OTHER SURPRISE By Thornton W. Burgess Some folk may diet, if they will, But as for me, | want my fill. Black Pussy, Mother Brown was still puzzled over Black Pussy. Apparently, Black Pussy had eaten two big dinners and still was. hungry. Any way, that is what Mother Brown thougnt, she couldn't understand it at all, Farmer Brown's Boy syw low puzzled she was and chuckled, "To morrow night you are going to have another surprise," said he, "What kind of a surprise?" asked Mother Brown. "Wait and see," replied Farmer Brown's Boy. "Just you wait and see, You are going to have another sur- prise and then you are going to un- derstand why Black Pussy has been growing thin. All I ask is that you do as | tell you to" Mother Brown good-naturedly Afecd to this, "All right," said she, "I'll do just what you tell me," So the next night she prepared Black Pussy's supper as usual, Farm- er Brown's Boy was on hand and told her to put it out in the back shed where she usually did, and then to wait in the kitchen doorway to see what would happen, Black Pus. % at once began to lap up the milk, hen there was a scratching sound, Black Pussy stopped"drinking. A look of fright came into her eyes, She turned and ran past Mother. Brown into the kitchen and hid under the stove, Mother Brown couldn't un- derstand it at all and turned to go after her; but Farmer Brown's Boy called to her, "Never mind Black Pussy," "aid he, "You stay right where you can watch Black Pussy's dishes, Do you hear that scratching?" "Yes," replied Mother "What is it?" "Some one wants to come in," said he, "Some one is getting a trifle im- Brown patient, I'm going to open the door now. So Farmer Brown's Boy very quiet- ly went over and slid back the little oor that covered the hole made for Black Pussy to go in and out of the woodshed, For a minute nothing hanpenedy then, in through that hole, walked a gentleman dressed in black and white, Without hurrying in the least, or without the slightest hesi- tancy, he walked straight over to Black Pussy's dishes and there made himself quite at home, In the kitchen doorway Mother Brown stood with such a funny ex- pression on her face, She was look ing down at Jimmy Skunk with open-maouthed astonishment, At first she couldn't find her voice. No, sir; Mother Brown simply couldn't find her voice, When she did, it was to say, "Why, why, Jimmy acts as if he had been here before," "He has," ehuckled Farmer Brown's Boy: "You were so sure that you had been feeding Black Pussy so well, and all the time you haven't been feeding her at all, but have been feeding Jimmy Skunk, Just see how fat the rascal is, Jimmy knows a good thing when he finds it; and when he discovered that he could come in through that cat-hole and get a good meal, he made the most of it, Now you understand why Black Pussy has been getting thin, We'll have to shut the door on Jimmy, I guess, hereafter." "No," said Mother Brown most de cidedly, "No, we'll not shut the door on Jimmy, I guess we can afford to feed him and Black Pussy, too, Here- after, I'll feed Black Pussy in the kitchen and put a meal out for Jim- my just the same." Then Mother Brown. remembered that Black Pussy was still dinnerless, hiding under the kitchen stove, and she hurried to prepare a good big dinner for her, (Copyright, 1930, by T. W. Burgess) The next story: "Bobby Coon Be comes Curious." WOMEN'S MEETINGS CEDARDALE UNITED CHURCH WOMEN'S AUZILIARY The last meeting of Cedardale Un- ited Church was held at the home of Mrs, 'Irvine, on Wednesday after. noon, Oct, 22, Devotional service was led by Mrs, Leavitt, Mrs, H, Hoy and Mrs, H, Day, Many matters of busi ness were discussed at this meeting The play committee reported all ar: rangements completed for the flay that is to be given by the members of the auxiliary in Novémber, Com- mittees were appointed for the Hal of Mrs, H, Day and Mrs, A, E, Me- for this social will be fifteen cen: Appreciation of the expressed to Mrs, $22.50 from the quilt recently, It was be paid from the Auxiliary to the expense fund of th church, The Missionary Thankoffering ser» vices are to be held on Sunday, No- vember 16th, At the evening service at seven o'clock the auxiliary mem- bers will compose the choir, The meeting proceeded with a vocal duet sung by Mrs, V, Jones and Miss Ruby McFarlane, Mrs, E, Har- ston in a helpful way brought a mes sage of Thanksgiving, telling the story of the first thanksgiving day and pointing out that the spirit of gratitude and thanksgiving is a ste wardship resultant in consecration and service, The meeting was brought to a close with prayer by Mrs, J. D. McKay, of St. Andrew's Auxiliary, The meeting of the auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs, Irvine during the winter months, that was fsold -- 0, 0, Mcintyre is given to nam ing country boys who make good in the city, The rare bird, however, is the city boy who makes good in the country ~Weston (Ore.) Leader, Before a man can wake up and find himself famous he must first wake up and find himself ~Glasgow Herald, profound influench Arnold's earlier years, As a poet, he lowe'en social that is to be held on November 3, Programme is 1 charge Farlane, The refreshments which are to consist of baked beans and brown bread are in charge of Mrs, Peclow, nd Mrs, W, McKinstry, Admission auxiliary was Frank Jones Mrs. H. 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Technique hecomes merely the me- dium for heauty, The applause wag nothing short of clamour---long and sustained; he came back with two Chopin Etudes, a mazurks, a prelude. and the very lovely Dohnanyi Etude, It was not the least part of this man's charm, that, after such an exertion, he should sit down and gragiounly autograph those pros grams with which half & hundred school girls plied him, All who listened will follow his eareer with interest, and since Mieczyslaw Mung is & very young man, it may he, that some day he will lend his great powers to the interpretations of Debussy and the other moderns, No one wants the saloon back, but it wouldn't be half had to tackle some of that one-time free lunch, ~Chicago Evening 'Post, SEH Ks and reveals no strong, vivid person ality, His poetry Is that of the rep- resentative man, It is deeply af focted by his spirit of melancholy and agonized doubt, Arnold look with envy upon the unquestioning confidence of the Carthusian monks rr r---- hl sat Nua LINOLEU The Mind of Matthew Arnold mee niernd Discussed by Professor E. 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