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About Rogue news. (Ashland, Or.) 19??-???? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1931)
I'ugo Kitll T1IK lMHil'K XEWS Tuesday, ltcmuber 22, 1931. Beth Experiences , Interesting Trip Wium-r f l'rt 1il'o Trip HcturiiN Home Dec. 10th Front Iong Journey "I like the social aide of tb city of Chicago fine, but the town In too dirty for me, and there are too many people. Ido think It would be fun to live in the suburb of the city," Raid Beth Joy, who arrived home ore Thursday, De hccember 10, from a trip to Chi- ago. Beth left Ashland, November 15. She left Portland on Thanks giving eve, with Alice Welbes and Walter Jaegar. At Spokane Wash. irgton they Joined approximately Km other delegates from Washing ton and Idaho. She arrived in Chicago Sunday morning, Novem- I r 29. She stayed at the La Sai'c Hotel, with about 800 other 4-H club members. There were 12"0 4-H club delegates from all over the U. S. "It was Interesting to notice the ' different dress, a .nd speech," said Beth Some of the beautiful buildings she saw were (he Field Museum, the Shedd Aquarium, and the Ad ler Plunetarinm. She also visited Marshall and Fields, which is the largest Department st"re In the world; the Board of Trade huill Ings, which Is the tallest bulldlntg in Chicago, and the Merchandise Mart, which has more floor space than any other buildings In the world. The group was divided into two battalions. The yellow cans and the elevated railroads took them to these places jfree of charge. and Johnson ot Ashland. Secre tary. The boys going from Ashland to the Conference wore . Perry Ashcraft, Frank Billings, Wayne Carter. John Denton, Clyde, Dun ham, Harvey Gearhart, Billy Hemdon, David Johnson. John Mills, Buster New house, Vincent Sawyer, and Robert Yeo. Homer Billings and Perry Ashcraft fur nished the transportation. NEW YEAR BOOK OF TWO ISSUES CONTEMPLATED (Continued from Page 1) concerned with their last davs In school. It Is believed that this will not only Increase the sale of the Annuals but will make a much more complete record of the school activities. These two Issues may be bound, for com parltlvely small cost. Into one large volume. Further plans for the circula tion and printing will be an nounced soon, and, the Associat- manners. j students will be given an op portunity to vote on the plan before it may he adopted. Cones Painted By Girls League That the children of Ashland ; may be happier ou Christmas, the i Daily Tidings is sponsoring a Community Christmas Tree. The Girls' League is helping with the de-oratiens. "The tree will he placed in the Plaza, and MIfs Reg'ha Johnson of the Tidings is supervising the decorations. The Girls League is working hard, lacquering pine cones to brighten the tree. On Thursday. December 10, the com mittee in charge stayed after school and made decorations. They were Mary Herbert, Sylvia Martin. Marjorie Mills, Betlr Dean, Rachel Forsythe, Perry Ashcraft, Napolean Eskridge. j Buster Newhouse, ' Karl Moore, ' and Harold Gillmore. They had dinner after the decorations were I finished. This community tree has been held In former years, and shows that the Yuletide spirit is not larking in Ashland. Tho city will have charge ot lighting the tree. Mcdonald JEWELRY Wish ASHLAND HIGH and ROGUE NEWS MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR LETTERS A WARDED TO FCOTBALL MEN (Continued from Page 1) Juniors At Work Raking In Coins (Continued from Page 1) reindeer. Those who will receive letters are the following: Howell. Dun ham, Mahbott. Sneed, Gosnell, Mvois. Head. Parks. SUIoff, Dar ling. Gearhart, Johnson. Hall. I'lrlch. Lennox, Kskrhlge, and the manager. Wallace Stearns. o..,.nd will Iia (ifiniirntulated They were entertained by the j ' hu splendid efforts. 10.. Montirnmor Stunt Committee. Continuing their candy selling ponny andies have been added to catch the small change from cafeteria. Wit ASSIST CHARITYi The Camp Fire Girls Christmas lia.aur held December 12, brot ZZl"LCZ '"i r "CAMP FIRE GIRLS ' mco or inese companies gave them a souvenir. I The Chicago Kiwanls entertained' all of the 4H cluh mmh I whose fathers were Kln..i, f the local organization. I them over $-15. The profits On her way home she s,-nt 'rom this will be used to assist one day with Helen Harris at local charity organization. Portland. Miss Harris was a Each group devoted its time to former student of the Ashland one project. One group made oil- j schools. She also spent two days 'cloth doiles. another silhouttes. with her brother and sister at , The other groups had candy.fooi?, Corvallls. ! and leather a rticlee. Manv order Chas. A. White Jeweler THE HOME OF GOOD WATCHES 272 E. Main Greetings for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR H. GAREN Tailor '"I made many friends, and I had a good time, but 1 was glad to get home," said Beth. TWI.vf ATTFND BOYS CONFERENCE (Continued from Page J) for block printed Christmas cards were filled. Frank Billings Is so studious h" works his trigonometry dur ing hand .'ractice. Some students, like Karl Oeser, nk their Latin bonks home and sleen on them to gain knowledge. Why does Wade Hanson try to bust the other boys to Karl Oncer's car after school? j Noticed: Klmer Ayres high-( hatt'ng seme of the other Soph's, j How come Darrel Sieloff went! A MERRY CHRISTMAS H. Slade Songer Jewck'r SAVE EN BUlttl BLIX . tion of O. S. C. conducted the delegates through the various buildings of the college and about the campus. Saturday eve ning another banquet was given. A short, humorous plai" written by David Johnson, was n'osrpted ! " for Basketball? by the local Y as part of the pro- j Karl Moore has been heard gram. The chief speakers were,4" he ought to be band Dean Dubach of Oregon State leader. He can make more noise and William, Walters, a former, than Mr. Croft, secretary of the Ashland Ht-Y.j Mr. Briscoe says he likes good At a meeting following the ban- music, but he still comes once quel two officers were elected: ' in a while to orchestra practice natchcllar of Corvallls, President, to listen. We Wish You All A Happy and Prosperous CHRISTMAS Arl NEW YEAR J.CPPNNSYCQ Ashland MERRY CHRISTMAS Lanes On the Boulevard Fountain Service and Confectionery School Supplies Give WHITMAN'S Fresh Box Candy 50c to $3.00 ADDIS DRUG STORE School Supplies Candy, Fruit, Cream and Pastry East Side Grocery Near lll'.i School CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Wolter's Self Service Grocery Ashland's Leading Food Merchant (Across fro-.n Vlnlng)
