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THE TIMES-GAZETTE Siturdey, September 14, 1046 1 o Make Their Home in Oshawa A " The bride George J. Stantey Wetherup, all of Oshawa, MR. and MRS, NORMAN WETHERUP {age took place last Saturda Hog yng oo former Elsie May Alpin, Mr. Wetherup Is the son of Mr, 4 Co i in Centre Biseet Unio Chars, Ipin, daughter r, An rs. g and Mrs, Charles ~Photo by Campbell's Studio Mrs. Montgomery Entertains W. M. S. o Arvilla MoGregor Missionary os held its first meeting of the Fall season on Thursday eve- at the home afd Bert Montgomery, Roseda venue, The president, Mrs. A, H, Dancey, presided and led a discussion on plans' for a Fall thankoffering meeting. Ong evotional period was in charge of Miss Madeline Sinclair, Miss Alice Collins sang a lovely lo, os. John Morrison presented a questionaire on Africa which re- viewed the study of the past season, The subject of the next study is India, Lunch brought the meeting to a close, The next meeting will be an- nounced later, Audrey Greenham Wed to James Martin Maple Grove United Church, de- corated with gladioll and asters, will form the setting this afternoon for the wedding of Audrey Beatrice Greenham, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Greenhpm, and James Gilchrist Martin, Jf, son of Mr, James G, Martin and the late Mrs, Martin, all of Bowmanville, Rev, H. 0. Linstead will officiate. The wedding music will be played by Mr, Les Collacutt and Miss Lenore Collacutt will sing "For You Alone", before the ceremony and, during the signing of the register, "Be- cause", The bride, given in marriage by her father, will wear a floor-length of white slipper satin, fash- with a sweetheart =eckline, fitted bodice, a bouffant skirt fall- ing info a short train and long slees ves coming to points over the hands, Her floor-length vell of embroidered silk net will be caught to a sweetheart halo with a wreath of orange blossoms and . she will OAITy a cascade bouquet of rose. pink roses and baby's breath, Miss Bette Greenham, Port Hur- on, Mich,, will be maid of honor for her cousin and will be gowned in shell-pink airplane silk ' with a matching braided velvet coronet, She will carry bue gladioll, Miss Jean MacDonald, Toronto, cousin of the bride, will be bridesmaid, and will be gowned in turquoise net and taffeta with a matching braid. ed velvet coronet, She will carry pink gladioll, The flower girl will be Miss Ruth Rombough, niece of the bridegroom, who wil be gowned in powder blue corded taffeta with a wreath of blue flowers in her hair, Bhe will carry a colorful nosegay. Mr, Allen Martin will be best man for his brother and the ushe a psy ae iret whan 4g' 40 008. i {BOnthly dis. worth t 5) What Price Health? By W. H. Karn, Phm.B. a doctor whose charges you NAMES RETURNED VETS REQUESTED - The fifth and last dance to be held by the United Women's War Services Auxiliary will be held on September 27 at the Jubilee pavilions, This dance will be for all members of any branch of the armed forces who have re- turned. from overseas since Dec ember 15, 1045, These people and also those who have not been entertained at previous dances are requested to tele- phone to any of the following-- 3213-W; 1382-J; 4033-R 80 that invitations may be malled as promptly as possible, ers will be Mr. Jack Welsh and LAC, William Stephens. The bride's mother will receive the guests in the Sunday school room of the church and will wear a frock of Queen's blue, studded with gold nailheads, and with black ac cessories, She will be assisted by Mrs. R. Evans, sister of the bride- groom, who will be gowned in Bri- tish tan with black accessories, For the wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the bride has chosen a gray pencil-striped dressmaker suit with rose and black accessories, The couple will take up residence in Maple Grove. King Street W. A. Begins New Season The King Street United Church Woman's Association held its opene ing meeting for the Fall season last Thursday with a fine attendance, Mrs, Frank James, president, was in the chair, Mrs, O. A, Stainton, first vice- resident, read the Scripture and rs. Ross Clover, secretary, and Mrs, Arthur Lane, treasurer, sub mitted thelr reports. The main item in the secretary's report concerned the carpeting of the church parlour, After the com= mittee's report, which was given by Mrs, R. H. Davis, the matter was discussed in detail. The Friendship Group is In charge of the work. The treasurer's report was very satisfactory. Mrs, John Booth, reporting for the parsonage committee, sald that the new Frigidaire is now installed in the parsonage, The group serving lunch at the monthly meetings is to be respons- ible also for visiting the sick, it was decided, Mrs. James Wilson announced that the Junior Group bazaar is to be held in the church basement Oc~ tober 30. Mrs. Harvey Stone gave two delightful plano solos. 0 members went after the meeting to the parsonage, were- welcomed by Mrs, J. V, McNeely and Mrs, John Coleman's group, and served a dainty lunch by the group, Kitchen Shower Held For Miss Campbell Miss Ellen Pepplatt and Miss Joan Joan Wilkins were co-hostesses at oof Miss Audrey Chars a" bron udrey , a e. elect of this month, The shower was held at the home of Miss Peppiatt, Rowe Street, The rooms were tastefully decorated with pink and white streamers and white gladioll to match, Soon after the bride-to-be arrive ed, the girls got busy with scissors and ping and crepe paper and out. fitted her in a bridal dress, veil and slippers, A mock wedding was tPersonalsf ; Ba from the Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Cameron visited friends in Tara recently, 'Mrs, R. Avery, athpton, attend- ed the funeral of her cousin, Mr, Cameron Tull, Oshawa, Mrs, Carl Wilbur, Mrs, Alan Wilbur and Sharon visited the home of Mr, Elmer Wilbur, ton, recently. yb» Mr, and Mrs, Dean McLaughlin were recent visitors at the home of | Mr, A. L. Pascoe, Solina, | LAR J Mr, and Mrs, E, Barnhart and | Miss T. A. Page were t guests of Mrs, E. Page, Enni y Abbott wedding in Toronto today, Miss Patricia Ph, Reg. N., has | been a recent visitor' with her mo- ther, Mrs, H, R. Pearce, Newcastle, | Mrs, David Nafta visited Mrs, Robert Gibson, Newcastle, last Tuesday. Mrs, T. H. Loarie® wife of Tpr. Leavitt, 95 Conant Bt, is expected from England on the Lady Nelson. Mrs, Prank Starkey and two chil- dren have been visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ennis, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs, ymond Northey and baby, Wallace, have 'been re- cent guests of Mrs, J. Chatterton, Hampton, * Mr, and Mrp. Roy Coppin and Mrs, Fred Wilson visited recently at the home of Wilber Baskerville, Lake Shore, Clarke, Mr, and Mis. Yack Francis and Alan and Mr, and Mrs, Reginald Norris and Patsy visited recently at the home of Mr. H. Ball, Zion, LAE J The Hadassah Chapter will hold an Installation meeting next Tues- day evening at the Hotel Genosha. It will be a dibme meeting. J Mrs. Ralph Morrison and Billie have been spending a few days at the home of Mr, Horace Morrison, Scott, Ont, Mr, and Ma. *ahen Tennler, North Oshawa, left Monday morn- ing for a motor trip through New Brunswick and along the Gaspe Coast, * Pe The first meeting of the 2nd and Sth Guide Companies will be held on Wednesday, Sept, 18, in the re- creation room at Adelaide House, All Guides are urged to be present at 7 o'clock. * » Mr. and Mrs, Anson McKeown and daughters, Phyllis and Peggy, Napanee, were guests last week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jos- eph Gilbert, Mary. Street, , a * Master BAward Chlbert, Mary Street, has returned home after spending three weeks' holidays with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, An- son McKeown, Napanee, * oe Dr, and Mrs. Charles McIlveen were week-end guests of the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. PF, O. Meollveen, Bowmanville, For the firat time In four years Mr. and Mrs, McIveen had thelr entire fam- ily at home. Mrs. G. 4 Fesdon and son, Douglas, left this morning by plane for North Bay, where they will be the guests for two weeks of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wesson, Worthington Street West, * Mr. and Mrs, Harty Blanche left yesterday morning for Kirkland Lake to attend the wedding this af ternoon of their son, Willlam D. Blanche, to Miss Hazel Hunter of Orillia: +o The Ritson Road Home and Association will meet next Monday evening in the school and hold a reception for the teachers on the staff, several of whom are new. A good attendance of Association members is asked for, LE Mr, and Mrs. F. G. Spry, Mr, Douglas Dukoff, Mr, Robert Nel- son, and Mr, Willlam Johnson were the out-of-town guests at the Mc- MULHy=-Chaban wedding last Sa- ay, Mr, and Mrs TT 3 %nortt, Centre Street, and Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Cawker, King Street Bast, leave to- day for'a motor-trlp to Ottawa where Mr, Stewart Cawker, son of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Cawker, will join them and take them through the Laurentians in Quebec. » Out of town este at the - ly-Steele wedd last 'Wi ay were: Mr, Joe Butler, Detroit, Mich; LLAC. and Mrs. Jen« nings of Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. E. Killens, Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Killens, Mr Jim Wallace, Mr. and Mrs, George Foster and Miss Ruby Booth, all of Whitby. The out-of-fown Sues at the Martin-Greenham wedding, which ® a Oshawa Couple 50 MR, and MRS, Years W T. J. SHORTT of 431 Centre Street who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary recently, An interview given The Times-Gazette appears below. ~Photo by Campbell's Studio Bride of 50 Years Ago Tells Secret of Happy Centre Street Home and School, Speaks Monday Night MARGARET HYNDMAN, K.C. of Toronto, who will address the Oshawa Business and Professional Women's Club next Monday night at Adelaide House. Miss Hyndman was elected president of the Can- adian Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs which met in Toronto last July, 13 years ago, Two other former pastors have been invited to preach on the other two Sundays of the three weeks' efleniations. LE Mrs. C. A. Kinnear, King Street West, was hostess to the West- mount Group of St George's Ange lican Church Friday of last week for its first meeting after the holi- days. Plans were discussed for the coming season. Mrs, W, A. Wecker, Simcoe Street North, kindly invited the Group to hold its tea and sale of work at her home on Thursday, Oct, 3. Margaret W. Waddell Bride of W. M. Smith The wedding of Margaret Winni- fred Waddell, Oshawa, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Waddell, Parry Sound, and William Myles Smith, Oshawa, son of Mr, and Mrs, Nor- man Smith, St. Thomas, took place in King Street United Church, on Friday evening, Sept. 6, with Rev, J. Verner McNeely officiating. The bride wore a dressmaker sult of baby blue with black accessories and a corsage of red roses and batchelor buttons. Her only attendant was Miss Stella Wenglar, who 'wore a lime green suit with black accessories and a corsage of roses. Mr, Doulas Love was best man for his uncle, After a wedding trip to western Ontario, the couple will take up re- sidence in Whitby, Club Calendar For Next Week MONDAY Pleasant Monday P.M, Club Business and Professional Women's ub. Wedded Life If Mrs. T. J. Shortt, Centre Street, were to reduce the require- ments for a happy married life to just two, she would doubtless say: "Share an outdoor hobby with your husband" and "Vow never to quar- rel." Mrs, Shortt has good ground for these convictions for she and her husband celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary last Sunday. They both work in their lovely garden all thelr spare time, she says and adds, "We haven't many idle moments," To their garden she gives credit for both of them hav- ing such good health, Mr. Shortt's special hobby is dah- lias and hers is lilies, she reveals, The horticultural magazine they take this year--they always sub- scribe for one--specializes in lilies end she has learned a great deal from it, she says with satisfaction, Roses In November Her garden, she remarked apolo- getically yesterday, as she stood in what the reporter thought one of the loveliest gardens she has seen in Oshawa, is rather bare just now as the earlier flowers are past and the chrysanthemums are just be- ginning to bloom. In spite of that, the reporter, noticing beautiful ros- es, was told roses bloomed there last November, ' In the garden is a pretty lly pond with goldfish 'flashing in the sunshine, At the rear of the gare den is a breast-high prism through which one can see marvellous color effects, especially at sunset, says Mrs, Shortt, As for the second part of her prescription for a happy life, she says that vow which she and her husband made can be kept for they have done so. The parents of Mr. and Mrs, Shortt all came to Oshawa from Devonshire, England, in the 1870's when he was 18 months old and be- fore she was born, Although the parents had known each other in England, she and her future huse band, however, did not know each other even by sight until they met at an Epworth League garden party in their teens. At Same Sunday School Although Mr, Shortt's family was Anglican, he went with his chums to the old Metcalfe Street Methoe dist Sunday School, Mrs. Shortt sald, and so did she, In those days, the boys sat on one side, the girls on the other and apparently they did not show much interest in each other--or at least, a certain boy and girl didn't, "Young people today are different from what we were," declares Mrs. Shortt but with no regret in her tone for she adds, "but they are no worse for it. They just have differ ent ideas of a good time." Verses on gift cards aren't al- ways suitable but the card which accompanied the gift from the neighbors last Sunday expressed the truth, Mr, and Mrs. Shortt believe, It said: "Congratulations to a wondeyful pair Who learned to live and love and share, Our thanks for proving it can be done : If you marry the right and only one." A Slight Decrease In Coupon Donations A slight decrease inthe contri butions of valid unused meat cou- pons since Thursday has been ree Prenuptial Shower For Lillian Collis A delightful time was spent last Tuesday evening in the dining hall of the Hotel Genosha, when a combination personal shower and tea was given for Miss Lillian Col- lis, a bride-elect of this week. The hostesses were Mrs, Maurice Collis, Mrs. Joe Chrysler, Mrs. N. Salsman and Mrs, Manuel Stillman, The gifts were arranged on a beautifully decorated table and the dining table was arranged attract- ively with mixed flowers and white tapers. Refreshments were served to the 40 guests, ; Thé playing of mahjong and card games completed the evening. Eight Girls Live Together & Like It Vafiomyer, Sept. 11 (CP)--There is a lamp the shape of a Scotty dog in the living-room of a batter- ed, old, grey house in Vancouver, When the lamp is lit it warns that th parlor is being occupied by a visiting swain and one of the eight girls resident there. . This is an example of the team- work in the household where the éight young women live together on ayco-operative basis, The "house mother" is Edith McClelland 27, and the other residents are two stenographers, a commercial artist, a commercial student, a teacher, a reserch scientist and a department store employee, It is one of four co-operative houses in Vancouver for working girls organized by Mrs. Laura Jam- ieson, former C.C.P. member of the Provincial. Legislature for Vancou- ver Centre. 7 oy ro' 7 whose marriag MR. AND MRS. e took place last Saturday. Forsyth, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, 8. B. Forsyth, and the bride. groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs, C, E. Hill, Wed in St. George's Church 74, % DONALD HILL The bride, the former Louise all of Oshawa, ~--Photo by Campbell's Studio The girls each pay $30 a month. Most have different hobbies and interests and as a result there are few organized house activities. "That's probably why it works," sald Ruth, the 31-year-old com- mercial artist. "We have the com- panionship and the atmosphere of a home but we all go our own way when we feel like it, That's the se- cret." Another girl told a reporter that "everything is first-come, first-ser- ved. Whoever has the chesterfield first has it for the evening." Everything is organized, Each does her o¥n room and gets her own breakfast and lunch. They | have a rotating work sheet for the | rest of the housework. Nuptials Are Held For Anne Chaban The marriage ceremony of Anne Chaban, daughter of Mrs. Julla Chaban, and Owen Morris McMur- ty, son of Mr. and Mrs, B, P, Mc- Murty, took place last Saturday af- ternoon in the rectory of Holy Cross Eighteen Students In New Class at OGH The following students entered the School of Nursing of the Osh- awa General Hospita] last Monday: Miss Margaret Brown, R. R. 1, Cormley, Ont.; Miss Jean Bickle, R. R. 2, Port Hope; Miss Muriel Bickle, R. R, 2, Port Hope; Miss Marguerite Hawkins, 146 William Street Bast, Oshawa; Miss Phyllis Henry, 171 Church Street, gOshawa; Miss Margaret Highfield, 100 Wal- ton Street, Port Hope; Miss Louise Hincock, 189 Church Street, Bow- manville; Miss Amy Irwin, Wales, Ont,; Mrs, Mary Knox, 614 Broad- view Avenue, Toronto; Miss Eliza beth Leask, Sunderland, Ont.; Miss Ruth Lee, R. R. 2, Baltimore, Ont.; Miss Helen Leppanen, Garson, Ont.; Miss Helen Minaker, Greenwood, Ont.; Miss Mabel Mortson, Swasti- ka, Ont.; Miss June Murney, 53 James Street, Cobourg; Miss Jean Newell, 20 Brock Street East, Osh- awa; Miss Lillian Stark, 376 Pine Avenue, Oshawa; Miss Bdythe Anne Young, 731 Coxwell Avenue, Toron- JUST AN ORNAMENT In Tibet goitres are so general that women who do not have them are referred to contemptuously as "little necks". Sell Canada's newest, fastest-sell. ing Christmas Cards. Exclusive § with REGAL. Sell the 21.card feature box for $1, or REGAL'S famous "Friendship" box of oll. ea ble Seles! occasion cards. Introduce REGAL'S wonder. ful new Canadian Scenes Bax. 16 cards by famous Canadien I\ artists, $1. 2/ CARD FEATURE ASSORTMEN T REGAL'S new Framed Gift Pictures of su. thentic Canadian Scenes are ideal Christmas Gifts. Sell for $1. Learn the intriguing details. Up to 50% less profi Write NOW for 's 1 REGAL STATIONERY CO. LTD., 05 Simcoe St., Toronto, Ont. or P1, 163 W. Hastings St. Vancouver, B.C. Roman Catholic Church. Rev, Fath- er Philip Coffey officiated, The bride was gowned in a white lace floor-length gown over white satin with a sheer yoke and long pointed sleeves. Her fingertip veil was fastened to a Mary Queen of Scots headdress, She carried a nosegay . of red roses and white chrysanthemums, Miss Mary Chaban, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a blue taffeta gown, blue net mitts and a Mary Queen of Scots head- dress, Miss Jean Lundy, the brides- maid, was in a pink eyelet gown | and her fingertip veil was caught to a garland of pink flowers. Both SHicndants carried bouquets of gla= oll. 4 Mr, Arthur Clark of Toronto was best man, ' A reception was held at the Queen's Hotel at which the mem- bers of the bridal couple along with Mrs, Gertrude McTaggart received the guests, Mrs. Chaban wore a sherry-colored street-length crepe dress, black accessories and a cor- sage of gold baby chrysanthemums. Mrs, McMurtry wore a pearl gray crepe frock, black accessories and a mauve and purple orchid corsage with a matching hat. Pink and white streamers and wedding bells decor- ated the room. For the wedding trip to Toronto Buffalo and Niagara Falls, the bride wore & gray wool dressmaker suit with black accessories, The couple wil reside in Toronto on their re- urn, Wisbech, Cambs,, England--(CP) --A resolution in favor of Sunday movies was passed by 410 votes to 164 at a town meeting, LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO This Sensational Cream Shampoo leaves hair obedient, pliable, gleam- ing, so fresh and clean. 1.00 opened flower. Two for cleanliness... the basis of any sound beauty program. For a thoroughly clean skin ARDENA SKIN LOTION and ARDEMA CLEANSING CREAM used together night and morning, morning and night, will make your skin appear os fresh as a newly ARDENA CLEANSING CREAM, 1.25 and 3.50 ARDENA SKIN LOTION, 1.25 and 2.40 . We Best P Pp! A JAR LASTS A LONG TIME 2 | JURY & TAMBLYN Phone 28 Xing St. B You Use Less = They Last Longer! COSMETIC DEPTH Are An Ei > LOVELL Phone 68 Simcoe St. 8 €¢ KING ST. E. PHONE 760 think might be low? Of opurse || then performed by several of the not, girls The bride-to-be was given an en- velope full of letters written by the girls, for her to read a month after her wedding day. Miss Campbell was with a decorated basket ported by the local Ration Board with its announcement this morn- ing that 212 coupons have been do- nated since then, This makes the present total here, 9,865 coupons. Surely Oshawa van make a better showing than this, Let's see how soon we can pass that 10,000 mark. Ritson Road Home and School. . TUESDAY Christ 'Church Woman's Auxiliary Daughters of England Ladies' Aux'y, Canadian Legion. WEDNESDAY Y.W.CA. Board of Directors, Holy Trinity Evening Guild, Queen Mary LOBA, THURSDAY St, Andrew's Woman's Association, 8t. 'George's P.M. Woman's Aux'y St. George's Eve, Woman's Aux'y. Albert Street Woman's Association, Oakleigh LOBA, ) Red Shield. Simcoe St. C.G.1.T, Mothers Arvilla MoGregor Miss'y Aux'y, By the same token, why look for a "bargain counter" when son, Mr, and Mrs. D. Mr. Raymond E. Rowntree and Mr. ted:| Ross, all of Toronto, il of * tat A dramatic Fro of teen-agers of the YW.C.A, is being formed Mon- day, Sept, 23, in the recreation room at Adelaide House. Mrs, Olive Flem- ing is director of the group snd Miss Lorraine - Disney, the Teen Oentre representative, All © members of Teen Centre who are interested are Asked to register at the YYWOA. office immediately. * * Rev, Dr. and Mi§. A. D. Cornett Announcement. Dr. C. L. Kell, D.DS. wishes to announce the reopening of his Thompson, , Mrs. and Mrs, E yond price--the medicatfon you may need to restore or preserve it should be only the best, re. || 1oVely and useful gifts, gardless of price, {A tasty lunch was served by the The conscientious druggist [Hostess AsMated by Mis Ellen gists | a x x prescriptions are not expensive, Ght and Mrs. Don. Manning rt ---------------- They contain the finest of in- COLLECTOR'S ITEM gredients, checked and double checked, plus the conscientious BEdinburgh--(CP)--A three-page skill of a trained man. That js || manuscript of Robert Burn's poem your safety and your saving. "A Winter Night," in the poet's handwriting, has been found among This 1s the 26th of a series of Bdi- papers of the late John Mackay, Social Notices Marriage Announcements $1.00 Results of Draws 100 a noo | Dental Parlors ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crcuter wish torial Advertisements appear this paper each BANA Rs : (Copyright) Gloucester, Eng.--(CP)--Gloucess ter Rugby Football Club plans to build five or six pitches for use of and Miss Marion Cornett go today to Owen Sound where Dr. Cornett will. conduct anniversary services in Knox United Church which is SUNK BY DUMMY SHELL Weymouth, England -- (OP)--A to announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Mabel to Cecil Elexander Pollock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pollock, the wedding 118. Simcoe Street North Phone 4515 dummy shell from the destroyer St. Oshawa, : James sank the target-towing tug : : Buccaneer off Portland Bill but hurt no one, to take place Saturday, October 12, at Albert St. United Church at 3 p.m. Reception at the Masonic Centre St Temple, H Te St MEER. ET local players, as © memorial to players who died in the First and Second Great Wars, Karn's Drug Store celebrating Its centenary. Dr. Cor- nett was minister of that church for seven years and left Owen Sound - = eo - mam aa db