Page Four
T II K It O U I V. K W S
Thursday, October SO,
NEW HI-Y MEMBERS
WELCOMED TO CLUB
(Contlu-ed from Page 1)
quired to take good advantage
of the racatlon last week when
they went to the Y. M. C. A.
hall and cleaned up generally.
Tim building la now ready for
their wlnter occupation, since a
Move has been secured.
The president has appointed a
speakers' committee of John
Denton and Frank Billings to
bring men to talk to the Club.
Some very Interesting men spoke
before the meeting last year,
and the members enjoyed the
Ideas that they presented. The
HI-Y hopes to secure more
speakers of this tyre.
This service organization is
getting Into full swing (or the
school year under the direction
of Coach Faber.
Large Turnout Features
New Debate Season
I Continued from Page 1)
men cabinets, so they saw to the
election of Miss Hedges as class
advisor.
. The lucky boys in the Junior
class were Muster Newhouse,
president: Darrell Sieloff. vice
president; and Wilson Smith,
secretary and treasurer. As has
been said. Miss Hedges was se
lected as class advisor.
The new officers of the class
were busy Tuesday in prelimi
nary choices of class rings. Mr.
Dankworth of Portland was
showing them the samples.
fampfirr Schemes
The Campflre group has de
vised a plan to give more girls
a chance to enjoy the camp
held at Squaw Lake next sum
mer. Following the example of
the student body ticket plan
is a painless way of getting the
necessary dollars: many of the
girls have a Tread y found it beneficial.
Do the student of Ash
land II Inn favor Hoover ur
Roosevelt I r resldeiit ?
The Itogue News is going
to solve this problem by
conducting mII on Oc
tober 27, the results to be
announced In the Novem
ber 21 issue of tin News.
Everyone is invited to par
ticipate, the only qualifica
tion being that, the voter
he a Rogue News subscrib
er. Take the New and vote
for your favorite, candidate.
Artistique
'I NKEO MORE MEMBERS
in the girls glee club", said Miss
Kllgore when interviewed last
week. A greater number are
needed In order to have a more
uniform balance. If enough good
material Is worked up, one or
two good concerts will be given
during the year, and it Is hoped
an operetta may be given in the
sprint.
The girls glee rlub is now or
ganized with N'ella Putman as
president, Dorothy Burns, secre
tary, and social chairman. Janet
Gould. The president appointed
Marietta Whitney business man
aeer and Helen Could, librar
ian. THE BOYS HAVE NOT turn
ed out 1 n sufficient numbers to
warrant a boys' glee club. How
ever, they have arranged them
selves in quintets and have
started practicing.
ASSEMBLY S I N O INT, on
Tuesday and Thursday is be
coming popular. It breaks the
monotony of the usual day's
work. Everyone is expected to
take part.
Miss Kllgore says, "If anyone
has any favorite songs that he
would like to Bing. please tell
me at once." It is hard to find
songs that everyone likes, and I
want everyone to he singlns."
STUDENTS VACATION
AS TEACHERS STUDY
(Continued from Page 1)
The Institute ordinarily ro
tates each year between Med
ford and Ashland, the latter to
have been the place for this
year. Inasmuch as the School
Officers Association of the
County met Thursday in connec
tion with the Institute, it was
decided that the meetings would
again be held in Medford at
the new high school building.
Ashland Team Work
To Take G. P. Cavemen
(Continued from Page 1)
they can be expected to be in
the pink of condition.
Grants Pass has many letter
men on their team to form a
fairly heavy squad. Thq" hope
to take this game as a further
step to the Championship Cup.
However, past years have prov
ed that the Cavemen are usually
beaten on the local field. Ash
land is working toward thl t
goal again this year.
DeWitt's Taxi
Phone 58
HALL AND WOODSON
ARE LEADS IN PLAY
(Continued from Page 1)
Anabelle Johnson Ruth
Mannhalter
Mrs. Irma Fordham Junej
ciam
Mrs. Delia Hill Marietta
Whitney
The stage managers are "Bus
ter" Newhouse and Harry Chip
man The remainder of the bus
iness staff has not been an
nounced. There will be plac practice
three times a week beginning
October 17. After five weeks of
rehearsals. Miss Hedges plans to
present the play.
We Can Supply All Your
Jewerly Needs
from our modern stock
Slade Songer
Said the rain drop to the pile
of dirt: "Now your name Is
mud."
ELKS BARBER SHOP
For a Haircut f
Individuality'
Come on gang, let's "smash"
(rants Pass!
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TWO STORES
St K. Main st. Ill K. Main
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
WE DKUVKIt
Mcdonald
JEWELRY
The New Itojal Signet
Typewriter
$29.50
E L H A R T ' S
ItfHtk A Music Store
Wolter's
Self Service Grocery
Ashland's Leading
rood Merchant
(Ac oss liom Hurs TheatiO
HOMK and SCHOOL
PRINTING
handled reasonably aad quickly
PHONE 8
AG EE'S SHOE SHOP
While Yon Wait Service,
Kast Main Street
EAST SIDE
PHARMACY
Kodak Finishing
Prescription Specialists
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We rave your time and health.
It roHta no more than
Home Washing.
Ashland Liundry Co.
81 Water St. Phone I6A
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2-V to 4c Lunches
Kite to ."c Dinners
Mrs. Mary Roberta, Chef
ASHLAND HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP
"Never Mend"
HOSE
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Program beginning Sun., Oct, 2
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