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AHIIttAN!) TIDINOfl Thursday, March 8, iMI PAGE POVR The Loveland SCHOOL FOR DANCING All the Latest Modern Ballroom Dances Class and Private Instruction I Memorial Hall Phone 1 70 ja:mi::trjtttmi:i:::t::r.:m:::a:wj:MMKmamm::aam:m:m:a:m . t In the Social Realm ; committee, Mesdames Turner, Rob- ertson and Heer. Mrs. P. G. McWil liams favored the assembly with an account of tlio golden wedding cele- s. o. i). ii. nub. Last week at Mrs. Dievert's home on Wimer street., the S. 0. I). II. Club held their club meeting with all twelve of the young lady members ; ''ration of Comrade Ball and wife, present. Sewing and music were fea-1 who are visiting their old home in turos of the ovning's program, with ! Missouri;. Miss Lennart gave some n big feed to foflow that was heartily , palmistry readings that created much enjoyed by all. ! interest and amusement. One lady i present was r.3sured of fifty more Kpuoitli League. ! long y;ars, notwithstanding the The Fpwo-th League held their many, many summers and several business meeting this w'eek at the winters already.passcd. The guests M. K. church i-nd enjoyed a social o" miite in acclaiming Mrs. Swindle lime, !.s well with a 6 o'clock dinner a delightful and capable hostess. to be served to all the league and Matties. Tho following program was given ou tho subject of the Amer ican InldHn: "Tho Klrkwoo1 Me morial Mission School," by Mr. (Jen ova Allen; "Govornmont," Mrs. W. W. Caldwell; "Applying the Rule of Three to Navajo Indian School," Mrs. .1. W. McCoy. Moznrt (lub. Last Snturdny nftornoon the Mozart Club was delightfully entertained at the home of Marjorie Whlted. After an Interesting program Mrs.' Whited, assisted by the social committee, served delicious punch, frosted cake and fudge. Those present were: Misses Marjorie McCoy, Laura Pro vost Luclle Pero5;zl, Georglana Cliff. Helen Watt, Genevieve Swedenburg, Margaret Casebeer, Ruth Emery. Vir ginia Summers. Janet Balis, Marjorie Whlted and Mrs. Robertson. iimrriniiittttittiii AT THE CIMRCUES na:mnttt:m:a:mtm:utttu:a5u IluptiHt Church Bible sMiool 9:45, morning wor ship at 11 a. m. We are growing. Remember B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m "Spreading tho Good Nows." Even ing worship at 7:30. Propartion for a prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 mem bers who found it possible to attend. ILird Times Social Thinned. James Porter of Eighth street cor dially invites to Ills home on Satur day night, Mareli 10, nil the young men and young ladles belonging to the young folks' class of the Chr'stim Funday school. Mr. Porter has planned a hard times social and says rveryone Is to bo fined who does not wear a proper hard times costume. Vcn1 Tiki Coming. Weed Leader: A score or more Elks met at the Antlers Club on the evening of February 24, to perfect Arrangements for tho trip to Ashland on March 17. A goodly number of those present signified their intention of attending Ashland Lodge, No. 914, B. P. O. of Elks, on that date, and a number of candidates will accompany the members of Wood to Ashland. Kluma Theta. Miss Zelda Ileer was at home to i the members of the Sigma Theta Club Saturday afternoon. Those present were Dorothy Carnahsn. Edith Her rin, Bonni.s Jennings. Lillie Pinion, Paulino Clift. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs Allen, Marjorie Gillette and Marjory Douglas. Delightful refrsshments were served by th hostess at the close of the afternoon. Xotire. All members of Ashland W. C. T. P. are invited to a, reception at Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Heine's, 16 Rose av enue, Medford, Friday evening, In honor of our home-coming legislative representatives. For particulars phone 253-R. Will meet at Medford Motel at 7 p. m. - It Auxiliary Club. A theatre party will be enjoyed by the Auxiliary prior to the business ression Monday night. All members lire requested to meet at Rose Bros.' Dancing Party. Harry Silver and Jimmie Rouse were hosts at a jolly evening of danc ing at tho home of Mrs. Alex Liv ingston, UTiG East Main street, Sat urday evening. The following were present: Misses Alice Hast, Nellie Culy, Bonnis Jennings, Gertrude Kvery Week Club. Mrs. Will Dodge was the chanting hostess of tho Evrv Week Clu at her Boulevard homo Thursday. TMe afternoon was spent at bridge. Mrs Stuart Saunders making the his''. .t score. Invited guests were M.-s-dames H. L. Whited and Fnuik Dickey. Mrs. A. W. Sto:u of Meivri and Mrs. Griffith of Eagle Rid-'.'. The club members and their husbands will ho entertained Thursday nl-iit of this w-ek by Mosdrvmes Clark Hn-ii and W. E. Newcombe. Civic Club. The Civic Club will hold Its regular meeting at Auxiliary hall Tuesday afternoon promptly at 2:30. Mrs. F. F. Whittle will lead the discussion on the high cost of living with a talk upon "Rice, Tts Value and Uses." During the business session Messrs. E. D. Briggs, J. H. Dill and M. C. Reed will address the club upon "Our New Chautauqua Building." In the social hour Dr. Maud I. Hawley will. lecture on "Footeasc." Coffee and sandwiches will be served by Mesdames Winter, Cssher and Rocho. No woman in Ashland can afford to miss this meeting. Everybody wel come even the men. Trinity Episcopal Church Vicar the Rov. P. K. Hammond. Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m.; Suit' day school at 9:45, Morning prayer and sermon at 11. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30. Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed. aznrrne Church The sermon subject Sunday night will be, "Why Preach Holiness?" If you uro a "holiness fighter", do you know what you are fighting? Scrip tural holiness and some "holiness doctrines" are entirely different. If perplexed this sermon will be instruc tive. Y. P. II. L. topic will bo, "The Value of Importunate Prayer." Sun day school at 9:43. Bring the child ren and come. Preaching at II. All branches of the work are growing. Forty ft prayer meeting last week. Were you ong of the number to re ceive a blessing? You are ijrdially Invited to all our scrnces. Dorman D. Edward", Pastor. ft 7:15. The hostesses for the even- Moor. Ella Myres, Wanda Bashanan, ing are Mesdames Bergner. Henry Kate Fulgham, Naomi Wilson and Provost, Nate Bates, J. P. Wolf and Coymer, and Messrs Nathan Gail, K. H. Bush. : Ernest Fulgrani, Archie Murphy, Mel- ! vln Carpenter, Clyde Young, Perry j W. K. C. Club. Joy, Arthur Stennett, Ike Porter, The W. R. C. Club met with Mrs. Harry Silver and Jimmy Rouse. Louisa Swingle. 105 Bush street' Monday afternoon, thirty -two mem-' Missionary Ten. tiers and four invited guests being J The Presbyterian ladles met last present. The afternoon was Inform-; week at the beautiful home of Mrs. nllv uncut In fancv work and cheery IMathes on North Main street and had conversation, and was gracefully rounded out with delicious refresh ments served by tho hostess and her a very enjoyable and interesting time together. The hostesses of the after noon were Mesdames Patterson, Wick Rebekahs. Mrs. .Nellie Wattonburg of Klam ath Falls and Mrs. Burko of Grants Pass, respectively president and war den of the Robekah assembly, made an official visit to Hope Lodge, No. 14, at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night. Also present in official ca pacity was G. W. Trefren of Ashland, deputy grand master of the Odd Fel lows of Oregon. Initiation and a banquet were features. Mrs. Wat tenburg has visited 130 of the T9 lodges in Oregon and says Ashland's lodge ia in the top row for efficiency. Social features followed business. The banquet hall was a bower of beauty, with decorations in keeping with the club's colors. Favors were cocked lif ts and shamrocks. The af fair was one of the most pleasant of recent months in lodge circles. I'list Church of Christ, Scientist. Pioneer v avenue south. Sunday service at 11 o'clock. Subject of les son sermon. "Man." Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading room open from 2 to 4 daily except Sun days and holidays. Revival Services in First Brethren Church. Beginning Sunday evening the First Brethren church will engage in a series of evangelistic service. We have recently purchased the church property at the corner of Fifth and Main streets, so are here to stay. We most cordially invite the people of Ashland to meet with us In these services that the name of God may bo glorified. We believe In the preaching of the- plain gospel of Christ. No wildfire or fanaticism. Subject for Sunday night. "What Is Sin?" "Come thou with us and we will do thee good." C. E. Johnson, pastor. Mining Today Big Double Bill No Advance In Price 1 Ifiarni Far 11111 ii in "The End of the Trail" A soul gripping drama of the ice bound North, and the Unequaled Milton-Dollar King of Mirth Charlie 6n.e i Chaplin KmK ttaamrnmnmtmmmjmnt::a:;a:w:m::tt:a:::ma:m.:tt:a::a::jmaa: Sunkist EWMnmiimii ..l!!"'Jr" """""""J Saturday arch 10 M is the first day of Sunkist Orange Week. A large sup ply of sweet, juicy Sunkist oranges will be on sale at this store at attractive prices. Be sure you get a dozen or better, order a box! "No doubt Sunkist Is the best in quality" WHITE HOUSE GROCERY Conceit Tonight A concert in which popular 'lum bers tiy popular local singers and musicians will lie featured is to be given tonight at the Methodist church by the choir under the direction of Mrs. Henry Terry Elmore. A num ber of singers and musicians from outside the choir will also participate. The proceeds are to be devoted to the pipe organ fund. 1 Congregational Church. O. Southwell Rrett, minister. Tub lie worship each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. Christian Endeavor So ciety at 6:30 p. m. Mid week meet ing Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Brett will speak next Sunday morning on "The Hunger of the Soul:" in the evening he will speak on "The Golden City and the Golden Mule." Every body welcome. He's back again on roller skates. Three Shows . Friday he Heir to the Koorah starring Thomas foleighan-Anita Kino One of the mufct clever pictures produced by the Lasky Company for some time. Saturday "DOUG" FAI ROWS in 'American Aristocracy19 . When a man puts over a picture like this he deserves $10,000 a week. No wonder the film companies fight for him. Also 2-Reel Comedy Coming Snnrlay i I Harold Lockwood May Allison I in "Big Tremaine" F.Iks Doings Kith and 17th The anniversary ball of the Ash land Elks will bo hold In the Elks temple tho evening of March 16 and the initiation and high jinks on March 17. Through an error the date was set ahead - a notch in our last issue. E. M. Olmsted retires from the Stayton Mall with a fine record for Fast Side P. T. The East Side Parent-Teacher As socitlon met at the East Side school Monday afternoon "with quite a good attendance and Interesting program. There was quite an interesting dis cussion of the new name for the East Side school, but no satisfactory con clusion was reached. Miss Moffett was present and spoke of the Greek pageant to bo given at the. Inst of school, urging parents and teachers to help make it a success. "Our Country's Flag" was sung nicely by about twenty girls and boys from the fifth grade A splendid talk was given on the subject, "Reading in tho Home," by Mrs. Honry Cnley, and a violin solo by Mario Holmes. Refreshments were served to the ladles by Mesdames Silver and Glen dennlng. An announcement was made that Dr. Sheldon, who Is at present in Kansas City, will bo in Ashland Mon day next and will speak at the library at 7:30 Monday evening. Mr. Shel don will give a school talk in the in terest of parents and teachers and school work In general, and everyone Is cordially Invited to hoar him. Sppcipl prices on spring hats Satur day, March 10, Mrs. Simon's millin ery. . U Something NEWS a a b Young Men's Tan English Shoes for Spring Wear Colors: Tan Cherry Black Special Cash Prices $6.00"$6.50 Sec Oar Window The Boot Shop .......... .... .......... fTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTn Hied. Francisco for some time past. Lleu- Funoral services of Mrs. Grace tenant Byrne's assignment has been. Stafford Tilton, wife of Dr. C. F. Til- with tho submr.rinc K-8 In Hawaiian ton, who died last Monday, were held waters, with Honolulu as the naval on Wednesday at the Methodist , hase of operation. Father and son church, conducted by District Super-j are on an Indefinite leave of absence intendent Van Fossen and Rev. . J. from active service. The family home Douglass. Interment was in Moun- i3 at Faulkton, though temporary lo tain View cemetery. Mrs Tilton was cated at Pierre, tho South Dakota a native of Oregon and 42 years of capital. age. Besides her husband she leaves ' two young children. xti,,e ()f stockholders' Secial Mrs. Tllton's death followed a long Meeting, illness from heart trouble. A wide I vntiP(, u Wol.v ii. n,a circle of friends mourn her death and sympathize with tho bereaved husband. Music lovers should attend the pop ular concert at tho Methodist church Thursday night, and thereby en courago Ashland musicians in their effort to moke high class musical programs a foaturo of Ashland life. The admission fee Is but twenty-five conts, the proceeds to go to a pipe organ fund. It Ex Governor Frank Byrne, of South Dakota, Is hero for a brief visit with relitives in tho Beaver and Yockey families.'' He Is accompanied by his son, C.irroll, a lieutenant In the naval submarine service, who Is convalescing from a protracted ill ness, due to nervous collapse, and has been In a government hospital In San holders of the Ashland Ice & Storage Company and the Medford Ice & Stor age Company that a special meeting of said companies will be held in the Ashland office on the 16th day of March, 1917, at 2 p. m for the pur pose of considering certain improve ments of the plants and such other business as may bo legally brought before said meeting. O. S. BUTLER, President Ashland Ice & Storage Co., Medford Ice and Storage Co. It Attention, Moose. Ashland Butto Lodge, No. 1223. Loyal Order of Moose, will elect of ficers at the regular meeting to be held Monday evening, March 12, 1917, and every Moose is requested to be present. There will be" refreshments. It J. T. 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