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About Rogue news. (Ashland, Or.) 19??-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1929)
f jj i ' ' The IKKil K NKWH ENJOY DANCE IXHtKSTKR SPEAKS although Gus accompanied her. A1MH T PREVENTION' Later in the day ali of them heard a talk on debate given by (Continued From Page One) Each Letterman Allowed to Invite an Extra Couple O. and N. GIRLS ASKED Bert Dance Given by School Or. fcnnijitlun for Several Yearn On the evening of Saturday 15, the A. II. S. Lettermen gave an Informal dance at the Yeomen Hall. Everyone was full of pep and It Is reported to be the best dance given by any of the school organizations for Beveral years. The lettermen had been plan, nlng on this dance for Home time but owing to various other fnnc. tions it did not oc-ur until Sat urday night. The O. find N. girls, although not really lettermen, were counted as such and allowed to invite guests. The boys were each allowed to Invite an extra rouble. The dance started about nine showing the round-up at Pendle. ton, and two concerning forest F.re prevention. In closing, Mr. Brown said: "We need your help, not only to day and tomorrow, but all the year, and every year, to save that which Is of such vital necessity to your state." ' Dr LEGATES ItKTI KX; SI'KU'HKS GIVEN' (Continued From Puge One) Girl's League, told many Inter esting points about 'he College Girl's League Organization, the Point System was especially brought out In her speech. She also told about speeches on "Dancing" and "Out-door Sports" and about the College Style Show. The clothes that were worn in this style show are not necessary for a college. one of the college hoys. Next, they attended a banquet in the new men's dormitory, where the cups were presented to the schools ha.ing the best school papers. I Tom Beswick told how friend-j ly and polite the college students treated them. They were shown a very good time. Many songs were . sung at the dinner table. He I especially liked the soft beds. : Tom attended the editor's ron. ference. Next, the Ashland rep-, resentatives went to Corvallis ! where they saw Elliott MacCrack.l en and had dinner with him. j They also saw Barnard Joy and Helen Austin. Miss Clark, the geometry and mathematics teacher, told us not 10 get inio the habit of drifting when we go to college; it does not pay. We should choose a goal and aim toward it in every way. She also said that it is best not to take our parents with us the first week of school. All the talks given by the Rawleighs Products 102 Harrison St. Phone 370 Just Insurance YEO (Of Course) Georgia Young Beauty Shop Robert Dodge described the Women's Building and a Bpeech High School representatives were made by one of the college men very good and the High School! which especially pointed out the ia very well satisfied with them, o'cloc k ,the Mitchell girls mak-' Importance of thoro study of our and hope hey shall continue heir education through college. Ing the music. At first some of lessons. 1 ney neard a very gooa the fellows were rather beshful ,alk on "Youth Does Not Know about getting out on the floor anJ Ae Cannot Do-" and "showing their stuff" but af-! GuB Moore told the student "r- f te one -or two snaupy OwroaHies.. tody t1,at frPm A- M. s- fie. saw: -W ! ?' .who! jrtmld be 'li':i'lWiKfMlr-M Supper was served about 11:30, Woods. Gus also said that they the girls going lo the kit-hen and (Ashland students) visited the getting the food for themselves General Assembly and Music and their partners. Building. They heard a fine The party adjourned at 12 nl. speech on Ellgibil.ty for Athletics though everyone wanted to con- which also brought out the Im- tlnue with the fun. Those who Por ance of study, and that the did not come certuinlv missed uest way to advertise a game something, but it Is hoped that was to tell the business men and' the Lettermen will sponsor sev. to serpentine. "Much discussion eral more such dances, each onei8 given to dancing," says Gus. to be as good as this one. j Floy Young, secretary of the .Stud.nt Body, took special inter Hi.. Y Mptinr ' est in siting the music building The Senior Hl-Y Club held its first meeting since-the Christmas holidays, and January 8. The Hi. Y Club is now broadening Its work and it accomplishments. This year should be greater than ever be. fore. A new Program Committee i organized at this meeting whose duty is to endeavor to get some speaker up before them at least once a month. These talks given by men who are interested In the local club, will greitly help the boys. The Hl-Y is planning to start a handball and ping-pong tournament poon which will un doubtedly arouse interest in lov. ers of this sport. Full lines of New & Second Kahd Store ! Furnitiir Trunks Hardware -Suitcases Geo. B. Icenhower Ashland Cash & Carry . ; y.x'yXl.ilortfr'MaU ,' v roiint. sue 4w coffee , and peanuts. Headquarters for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. LANES On the Boulevard Confectionery and Grocery SoJa Fountain Service School Supplies Addis Drug Store Studio Ashland School Photos The Standard Cleaners Orange & Elack Front Sandwich Shop 12 Third St. Phone 417J Li'h'a S"rins Hotel. Itarb:-r and Iteauty Shop. We Appreciate Your Patronace BATES & HART'VGS Props. Real Chili ' Home Cooking Confections I i You Know It'a Fresh. Ask Your Grocer. Dr. W. E. Elake DENTIST Office Hour S to 12; 1 to 5. ? First Nat'l Bank Bldg. E. A. Woods, M. D. SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Swedenburg Bldg. Phone 200 The Ashland Daily Tidings SOCIAL COMMERCIAL PRINTING Typewriter Paper Scratch Pads Let the Laundry Wash 'em! Cords, Sweaters and Overclothe: Goo Work. Buy Your Sweaters Where Yotr Football Team Buys Them, At MILLER'S TOGGERY Paints Glass Varnishes Wall Paper and Deading Felt J.O.Rigg Ashland Laundry Co. Phone 1S 95 Oak St, Phone 108