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J Ema A Ci) eT ID TOY Wa THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930 PAGE ELEVEN ANNUAL ARMISTICE SERVICE HFLD AT PORT PERRY SUN. Event Was Under Auspices of Legion and LODE. ort Perry, Nov. 10--The annual Pha Service, under the Scugog Chapter of the LO.D.E, and Cana- dian Legion, which was held in the Port Perry United Church, Sunday, Nov. 9th, was largely attended. All denominations were well represented, Rev. 'E. E. Annand, of St. John's Presbyterian Church was the preach- sr for the occasion. He was assist- id by Rev. Wesley Elffott. Special nusic was given. Mr, and Mrs. Harry White, of Coldwater, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Densham. . The AY.P.A, of the Church of Ascension, held a Hallowe'en social sand masquerade in the Parish Hall, on Monday, November 3rd. Quite a pumber were in costume. The first prize was awarded Miss Sylvia Nind Dutch Boy; second prize, Donald Campbell-Turkish gently week the members of the AY. Pon - Uxbridge are to be the guests of the Port Perry Branch. Miss Beatrice Northey, of Toron- to, was the guest of Port Perry friends over the holiday. Mr. Glenn Collacutt of Little Cur- rent, Manitoulin, spent Thanksgiv~ ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Collacutt. The Y.P.S. of the Presbyterian Church entertained the Young Peo- ple of Ashburn, at a Hallowe'en So- cial on Monday, November 3d. A good program was given the young people from Ashburn contributing some of the numbers which were much enjoyed. The rest of the even- ing was spent in games, coftests, etc, making a very successful enter- tainment. Mr, H. Wimsett has been appoint- ed night watchman for Port Perry. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Curts and family and also to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stuart whose houses were destroyed by fire last week. Mr, and Mrs, M. James motored to Toronto on Monday. The Misses May and Dorothy Cockburn, of Toronto, were with Mr, J. C. Cockburn and family for the week-end. A meeting of the Port Perry Hoc. key Club was held on Monday night. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Hon. Presidents Mr. A. R. Wilson and Mr, D, Car negie; President--J, Tinsley; Vice- Presifient, B. D, Henry; Sec'y-Treas,, Dr. J. A. Mathers; Advi Come mittee, Messrs. R. A, Levis, Jas. Boe and D. W. McIntosh. Ma er, J. E Jackson. Coach, Guy ines, Trainer, Alex Naple. Delegate to O. H.A. Convention, Dr. Mathers. Mr. and Mrs. Gibb, of Toronto, were at their Port Perry home over the week-end. The Misses Joyce and Doris Nind and Mr. Phillip Nind, of Toronte, were with their parents, Rev, and Mrs. Nind, over the week-end. Miss M, Harridan, of Toronto, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A, I, Rose, over the holiday. Mrs. W. Bruce is visiting her son, Mr. A. Bruce of Seagrave, On Tuesday, November 25th, a play entitled "Safety First" is to be pre- sented by the young people of St. John's Presbyterian Church, in the Town Hall. The Misses Grace and Hilda Rose, of Toronto, were home for the week- end. Pete--Dark and stormy night and the old engine was coming down the track whistling, pufing and flap ping its ears-- Repeat--Hold on, Pele; an engine hasn't got ears. Peto--Certainly it has, engineers. BROUGHAM CHURCH PREPARED TO MARK ITS ANNIVERSARY Special Services To Be Held at St. John's on Sunday Brougham, Nov, 10. =~ St. John's congregation have completed arrangements for their anpiversary services next Sunday afternoon and evening. Rev. Mr, Fraser, of Dun. barton, will be the speaker for both services and special music will be provided by the Claremont United choir and quartette in the evening. Supper will be held on Tuesday evening, Nov. 18, followed by » grams, presented by Greenwood Y. Mrs. Hauley, of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Bate, of Toronto, were with Miss Bate for Thanks giving. Miss K, Brodie has returned to the city. Mrs. Sharp, of Galt, is a guest at the Edward Wilson home at pres- ent. 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West WE DELIVER--EX TRA & CHARGE 15¢ GREAT ATIANTIC & PAFWIC Li os LIMITED, OF CANAD eee There was & §00d attendance at church on 'Sunday, the pastor give fog sn earnest message on the im. portance of Armistice Day, He ad- vised us mot to forget the white crosses' row on row in Fisgder's field, the unknown soldiers, snd those who cam but patiently wait the end of sll for them, and the deo- pendants of those who gave their sll. Our Young People's Bible Class has msde 8 good beginning they beld a mid-week meeting in the church hall Wednesdsy evening. Miss Pbylis Gerow spent the week with Oshawa and Toronto The Silas Tool carpenters are busy repairing the damage dope by fire on the farm lately purchased by J. Soden The firemen had snother call this week to & bad chimney blaze at T. Phillip's home which was soon ex- tinguished. Mrs. Fair, Mrs. McLaughlin and son, and Mr, and Mrs. Russel Brodie were Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Mrs. George Philip. Miss Jennie Duncan spent the week-end with her people. Mrs. Haywood snd children, of Dunnville; Dr, Lymen Barclay, Miss Helen, and the Goad family, of Toropto, spent Thapksgiving at the old homestead, Mr. Grant Maleoim, of Gait, spent ine week-end with his relatives ere. Messrs. T. C. Brown, D. Gannon and H, Jermyn are in Haliburton, deer-buntipg over the week-end, Mrs. H. Jermyn snd Sbirley, of Whitby, spent the wéek-end with the Gannon family. Morrisburg. -- The wholesale warehouse of the Morrisburg Feed sud Produce Company was com. pletely destroyed by flames, believ- ed to have originated from sponta. sous combustion. Loss was $20, EBEN IER FARMERS FINISH APPLE GROPS Many Sipe. Have Been Made From Darlington | Station Ebenezer, Nov. 11-The farmers have about finished the apple harvest many shipping from Darlington C P.R. station last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Oke, Torente, visited his father who continues quite | poorly. | Thanksgiving visitors included Mr. and Mrs, B. J. Gay and Miss Evelyn and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay, of Oshawa, at L, i: Courtice's, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Dudley, Mr. Will and Ray Cole, Bowmanville, at Mr. Blake Oke's. Mr. and Mn Bert Haines, | Toronto, at Mr. W, H. Nichols. Mr. {and Mrs. Harvey Hagerman and daughters; Mrs. R. F. Richards, at Mr. Frank Worden's. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller, Toronto, at Mr, Ross Pierce's. | Mr. and Mrs. C. T, Worden en certained Mr, Howard, St. Thomas, (formerly of Oshawa), over the week-end also Mr. Byron had sev. eral of his chums from Oshawa on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott, of Rich mond Hill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Bickle. rs. T. J. Courtice, Miss Louise Master Donald spent Saturday in Toronto, The Woman's Missionary Society will hold thelr monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Will Bickle on Toyrstay afternoon, Nov, 13th ut good attendance is re- il as it is election of officers or the coming year, Mrs. Frank Rundle's group to be in charge. Mr. Alec. Samson's group will take charge at the League on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Sorry to have Mr. and Mrs. Prout leave our community as they will be much missed, having moved to Bow- manville. Messrs. Gordon and Jack Pickell, of Detroit, visited their father, Mr. Dean Pickell and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Grey, Walker- ville, were guests of the latter's fa- ther, Mr. Luther Beckett, Miss Vera Werry visited her bro- ther at Bowmanville, and Mr, and Mrs. A, B. Werry were week-end visitors of Mr, Wesley Werry, Salem. Mrs. Jane Osborne and daughters, Hattie, Aura and Miss Lila, Toron. to, visited at the Arnott home, Max- well's, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snider have returned home from a pleasant visit wih the former's father at Hagers- ville Mr. Thomas Bickle has installed a new radio Several from here attended fowl suppers at Newtonville and Kir- by and report a fine time, PROTEST GALL BY SHIPS AT BOSTON Halifax Asks That C.N.R. 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