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Page Four PERSONAL A very pleasant' evening was held on Tuesday, October 29th, in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson (nee Mar- jory Palmer) when friends numbering fifty-five, gathered at the home of Myr. Stanley Ploughman. Many love: ly gifts were received, The evening was spent in cards and dancing which was enjoyed by all, Mr. Bruce McDonald, of "Thornhill, and Mr. Allison Cowan, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr, and Murs. -Roy Cornish. A pleasant evening was spent on October 22nd, at the home of Mrs. Geo. Palmer, when a number of the young ladies of the town, held a kitchen shower for Marjory Palmer, at which she received many useful gifts, The annual Hallowe'en Bazaar and supper held at the Anglican Church last week was well patronized by the people of Port Perry. The members of the Women's Guild are very grate- ful to all who came and helped in any way to make it a success, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dance, of Col- borne were in town on Tuesday on their way to the Fowl Supper at Sea- grave. Dr, J. B. Lundy returned this week from British Columbia where he has been visiting his brother for the Past month. bli > OD TAG DAY hold their annual Poppy Tag Day on Saturday, November 9th. It is hoped that the citizens will contribute lib- erally to this worthy cause. J. A. Hayden, President, 'ANNOUNCEMENT and Mrs. Thomas Palmer wish Pra > Mr. second youngest daughter Lois Mar- jorie, to Sherriff Atcheson Thomp- son, which took place -at three o'clock on Saturday, October 26th, 1935, at Whitby. Rev, E. Toll, officiated. --,-- to-o---- VETERANS' ATTENTION! Port Perry Unit No. 216, Army and Navy Veterans are holding their an- nual Memorial Service on Sunday, November 10th, 1935. = Members of the above Unit and all Ex-Service men in the district are invited to at- tend this parade. Meeting at the Armories at 10.15 a.m. sharp. Berets and Decorations to be worn. J. A. Hayden, President ~~» THE MEN'S BIBLE CLASS "Remembrance Day" is the anni- versary of the birthdfy of our class. Next Sunday we 'intend to fittingly celebrate the happy event. At the afternoon session, 1.45, Mr. W. Ross Strike;--Barrister, of Bow- manville, will give the second special iE monthly address. ; Mr. Strike is a son of the late Rev. A. L. Harvey Strike, and an out- standing layman of the United Church. Laymen's Association of the Bay of © Quinte Conference and Mayor of the id Town of Bowmanville. Mr, Strike & saw service in the Great War and will &) have a noble appeal for the men of [i Port Perry on Sunday afternoon. J On Sunday at 7 p.m. the anniver- , sary service of the Class will be held. 3 Mr. Smyth will address the men ana bo the Clarke Brothers' Quartette will 3 sing. * We anticipate a fine service and cordially invite every member of the Class to be present and also to bring at least another friend. The annual banquet of the Class will be held on Monday, November 18, when Rev. W. J. Johnston, B.A., B.D,, of Eglinton United Church, Toronto, will be the speaker. Of this there will be more next week. : Now then, men, show us some real action. a AR aie i uta CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 7 p.m.--Evening Service, ER hl + lie gl EEE PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10.60 -a.m.--Remembrance Day Com- munity Service. Subject, "Christ or Caesar. ' ; 1.46 p.m.--Men's Class. Speaker, Mr, W. Ross Strike, of Bowmanville, 2.45 p.m.--~Sunday Schook 7.00 .;pim: -- Anniversaary 'of Men's Class, Clarke Brothers' "Male . Quartette will sing. Monday, November 18th, Men's Class Banquet. Speaker: Revi W. J. Johnston, of Toronte, . : Nr i fi - - -- ST. JOHN'S. PRESBYTERIAN pli 2A CHURCH oo ---- The Army and Navy Veterans will Attendance of thirty. tolannounce the marriage of their| | He has been president of the' Our Anniversary Sale| We are celebrating «our entry into the business world by offering our customers and friends a portion of our profits, , Commencing Thursday, November 7th, 1985, and ending Dec. 7th, 1935, we are offéring our entire stock of first class, seasonable goods | at a ten per cent discount for cash. Our stock consists of Work Boots, Rugs, Pants, Overally, Smocks, Rubbers, Mitts, Gloves, Work and Dress Socks, Single Harness and Parts. Come along and get your share, WILLIAM WEBSTER, BLACKSTOCK/ Mr. and Mrs, Breane, Mr, and Mrs. Lovell and daughter Ruth, of Inger- soll visited last week with Mr, and Mrs. W. A, VanCamp, and called on several other relatives and friends in Blackstock and civinity. Mises Beatrice and Helen Waldon, of Toronto, spent the week end at the home of their cousins, the Smith Bros. i 2% = . Mr. and. Mrs, Wallace. Marlow and Mrs. Jas, Marlow visited with Mr, and Mrs. R., H, Williamson, -Oftemes, on Sunday. ; The October meeting of the W. A. of the United Church was held at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mountjoy, on Tuesday evening the 20th, with an The program was in charge of Mrs. W. A. Van- Camp and cohsisted of a piano duet by Misses Frances and Grace Mount- joy, two vocal selections given by ten little girls in charge of their school teacher 'Miss Olive VanCamp. A reading by Mrs. Percy VanCamp, and a short talk by Rev."Mr. Bell. Lunch was served by the group in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marlow, of Toronto, were at their home here over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Ferguson were Sunday visitors of Mr. Wm. Brown and family, of Sunderland. The Hallowe'en Party held by the teachers and pupils of the Continua- tion School was quite a success. The prizes for best costumes were present- . Malcolm, to the two winning the Household furnishing contest, Miss G.: Hooper .and Mr. Neil Malcolm. Games were played and lunch served. Mr.: Albert Gooderham and, Miss Harriet Gooderham, of Toronto, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. J A. Johnston. Rev. C. C. Harcourt and the teach- ers and pupils of No. 1 Sunday School presented Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Hyde with a beautiful English Church Hymn Book, with nates, as an expres- sion of sympathy in the very great loss they have so. recently sustained. They were also presented with a cheque of ten dollars by the members of St. John's A.Y.P.A. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Grant Jackson met with a car accident while motoring to Port Perry on Sun- day. While her car was badly dam- -aged, Mrs. Jackson escaped with a severe shaken up. We are also sor- ry to know that Mr, Chas. Hale, while sawing lumber on Monday, injured his elbow to the extent of several stitches. Mr. Keith Brown, who has been at- tending the Continuation School here, is leaving this week for England where intends making his home with his grandparents. We are very sorry to lose Keith® from our Church' and Community life and wish' him a safe Old Land. Mrs. F, Lamb, of Manchester, has -closed h21- home for the winter months and is spending some time with her daughter Mrs. T. Smith. A numBér from here attended the fowl supper in Janetville oh Wednes- day last and enjoyed both it and the play "My Pal" put on by the young people of the Blackstock 'United Church. The Blackstock United.Church choir provided the music for the Nestleton Anniversary service on Sunday even- ing last. ° et AI MP - MARRIED Blight-Hortop At the United Church' Parsonage, Port Perry, on Thursday, October 81; 1035, by Rev. W. J, H, Smyth, Dorothy ValDe, youngest daughter of Mrs. Jas. Hortop and the late Jas. Hortop, to Blankets, Team and| At Beatly's Store, Port Perry }/ éd to Miss E. Emmerson and Mr. L.|. journey and a pleasant sojourn in the: Saturday SPECIALS of musical numbers and an illustrated address by Mr. Chambers, on the tea industry of Ceylon. The church was filled to capacity by people 'of the community and every one pronounced it a great success. EE Lt oath ONTARIO COUNTY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION MEETING '18, | Thursday, Fri., Saturday, (this week) Platinum Blonde Jean Harlow and RHEUMATIC CAPSULES ||| : 'MORRISON'S DRUG STORE A nimbéF of pigs six dks old, als 50 'one SOW. "Seeks". "Apply to John Boyko, R.R. d 'Theatre, | Il Ixbridge. ba Stra con save in at Your Real kd g! RUMACAPS DeGratt Paste, | "FOR R SALE - iE ne Quantity. of Apples-- Port Perry. FOR SALE The Semi-Annual Meeting ~of the Ontario County Educational Associa- tion will be held in the Town Hall, at Port Perry, on Friday, November 15, at-2 p; nd 8 p.m. Ontario County 'Public Speaking Contest will be held in the afternoon, in charge of W. M. Croskery. : In the evening, a debate--Resolved that the larger unit of school ad- ministration would be instrumental in improving educational conditions in rural Ontario." Affirmative by J. C. Anderson, Oshawa; negative by T, Harrison, Beaverton. Question Drawer conducted by R. A. Hutchison, and Mr. Ferguson, In- spectors of Public Schools. . Music by Port Perry Public School and Port Perry United Sunday School: Orchestra. President's address--Angus Grant. TO-NIGHT | and FRIDAY NIGHT in the Town Hall, Port 'Perry, the United Church Sunday School will present their three-act comedy-drama "WHITTLIN". This is a thrilling | play of mother love and home in- fluence; the humor of the country | doctor's experience, and the selfish- ness of man. Tickets, Adults' 25c., Children 16c.. The 26c. tickets may be exchanged for a reserved seat ticket at Lawrence's Drug by paying 10¢. 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LAWRENCE : :: guest a gentleman from Seagrave, ------------------------ ci EER numbering about eighty-four in all, ; Sy om sure a i At intervals, during the gupper, ATTACK stunts were performed and presenta- 5 tions made, one of which causing the T HM E Cc A U SE OF : Sam N. Griffen] 5 most fun was a "young pooker" pre- ; : sented to the Host of the evening. R H E y M AT | S M : - Lumber Co. i Speeches and community™ singing 4 hn (with piano according) were also en-. bi Phone 240 : x joyed by all present." At the close of 3! 3 the banquet Mrs, Sleep was the re- cipient ofa very lovely gift as a token of appreciation for her part in 'the 'success of the evening. At the a as A J 0 AN BENNET PERM ANENT conclusion of the banquet, a concert Box of) 70 ) Copies relief from pain. Start : 'was given by the Kiwanis in the your treatment today, W AVE, done with the new ; auditorium of 'the church, consisting 3 "wh : Se > wr CAMPBELL'S v | BEANS = =10 |.% || ™ ; ~~ Phone to =: gt, BRUNSWICK ees |] | JOHN FARMER . -| CHICKEN sem 2-95 on { Ba | RED ROSE re 5 26° fae "YOUR EYES | .