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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1925)
Mrs. Grace E. Andrews, Editor Vfully appointed table With Its attractive place cards and beau tiful arrangement of carnations as centirpleces, ' An 'elaborate four course luneheon « a s served. ' Mrs. Perry wax bostlss at her pleatoant home for the after noon od bridge, whleh followed luncheon. A beautiful silver sandwich tray was presented the guest of honor. Mrs. Montgom ery, as e slight Indication of the esteem in wttKH she Is held. “ „Mr. end Mrs. Montgomery are leaving for Corvallis soon, «here Mr. Montgomery assumes the duties* of ticket agent for the Southern Peeifle. Those of Mrs. Montgomery’s friends «h o at tended from Ashland «ere: Mrs. Louis Schweln, Mrs. Hal Mc Nair, Mrs. I. Bateman and Mrs. Woltbrs from Talent. A Christmas sermon at the Calendar of. Svento— Monday, December SI— Instal Congregational church vaa giv lation at Alpha Chapter, No. en Sunday morning. The church was beantifully decorated 'for, At this Wednesday, December BS— Haw the Christmas week. thorne Christmas exercises. At church, as «all as at the Metho Splendid Bntertnlnment Annex and Hawthorne Build dist, /Presbyterian, Baptist and "At Bellview— Friday evening’s entertainment ings ■ • » a number i of ethers, Christmas presented by the Bellview P. T. Wednesday, December 38— programs « ill be given Christ- A., sad the Upper Valley Com Christmas Party. 4 to < p. munity Club-was an unqualified in. Parish House. So much so that It Thursday, December 24— Christ Valley VleW ommnnlty d u b — success. Valley View Community Club «111 fie repeated this evening. mas exercises at the Methodist “ Fun op the Podunk Limited** Congregational, B a~P 1 1 s t s, held Its meeting Thursday af Presbyterian, Nazarene, Christ ternoon convening at two o’clock. was all that it suggested by After the secretary’s report the title for fun it was from ian and a number of others. and reports of standing commit start t o ’ finish. It was a one tees, the opening number of act cpsnedy, somewhat over an Stunt Party A Buccese— The Stunt Program, put on the program was given, vhich hour, with not a dull mpment. by the Campfire Girls of tfie was roll call, naming the fav ' The stage setting was a chair High Bchool groups was a very orite author and reasons for car - <ft> the “Podunk Limited,*' and here the fun took place.. To successful entertainment and that favoritism. Mrs. William Glenn reviewed appreciate it one must have been one that well repaid those who the play, “The Ten Command there- Those who took part cer attended. From the opening number ments’’ In a very comprehensive tainly entered Into the spirit of Mrs. W. A. Stratton tb s «Characters assumed. until the close. Interesting, beau fashion. tiful or amusing numbers fol favored the club In a solo of - AB sorts were there, the. farm lowed In rapid succession. To the Chriatmaa time. A paper er. _JlHL Lrtsh Aweman, the suf those who watched and lle- on pears, carrying oet the plan fragist, the fat Woman, the old tened, It was a matter of won In the study of fruits, was writ mald, the deaf woman, the tat dering comment, that such a ten by Mrs. R. A. Chaney but man, the woman .with the baby, variety of difficult presenta which wa( read by Mrs. James the Norwegian girl, the one who stuttered, the colored porter, tho tions could be arranged In the Lennox. Mrs. Nettie Keith, a visitor old grandma, and grandpa, the short time in which this splen from San Francisco, a guest ot stylish young woman, the con did program was prepared. The girls are to be compli Mrs. William Glenn, waa an In ductor and even the bride and groom?r ment and the leaders congratulat terested visitor. ed on the entertainment given Those who presented the dif Mrs. James Lennox and Mrs. Friday night. J. R. McCracken were the hos ferent characters were Albert < * . » tesses end served delightful •»- Thomas, Fred Homes, Mrs. Ho- freshments. Miss Elaine Flackus was hos Plans for the holidays have Edwin Dnnn, Mrs. Oscar Martin. tess Saturday afternoon from been changed because of the Wilbur Tucker, Henry Homes, two to five at a Christmas party absence of so many of the mem Mrs. Bdwln Dunn, Mrs. Ken given for the members of her bers. Those who have gone or neth McWilliams, Gladys John troop o f Camp Fire Glrla. are gofng to California are Mr. son, Mrs. Fred Homes, Mrs. With the leaders, Mlsa -Edna and Mrs. D. H. Jackson, Mr.! Norma Reeder, “Ebe” Dpnn, Mn>. Goheen and Miss Nora JWM0I jmd. ¿M«e. Harry Weagart, Mn’ ¡Dean Scott Clarence Hom«*, there were twenty-one and M n. Carl Glasgow and Mrs. Mrs. J. E . Òowland, Delta Mar- to enjoy the pleasant afternoon. Glasgow’s mother, Mrs. Bran-’ tin, Bert Peachey, Mrs. Roy - Games were played, carols denbnrg, Mrs. W. A. Stratton Hessenauer; the mualelani, L. were sung and a jolly time gen- and dean and Frank. B. Tucker, Leonard Petit, Mrs. erally obtained during' the af Many of these named have al Edwin Dunn, Miss Lolita Pier ternoon,'* at the close of which ready gone. Others will leave son, V. O. N. Smith; the director rather elaborate refreshments thia week. Announcement will of play. Mrs. W. L. Moore. were served. During the after be made M the' date of the Special numbers were given noon. the glrla enjoyed the open next meeting. by the musicians, which were ing of the packages brought Complimentary LnndMen— received with keen appceclatlon for each other, and the plan In compliment to Mrs. Naomi <nd heartily applannded. adopted la to make some one Montgomery, a bridge luncheon- Altogether, It was one of the with the gifts wax given at the Hotel Medford most successful entertainments else happy brought. Thursday, with covers laid for ever staged In Bellview. The twenty-five guests at the- beau- splendid sum of 9180. waa add- Christmas la the Churches— At all the churches Sunday Christmas sermons were heard, beautiful decorations were seen and lovely music brought the Christmas spirit very near. Great trees, soon to be laden with the treat to make little ones happy, beautiful wreaths, gay bells and flowers made glad the heart of all who saw them. . At the Presbyterian church, the men’s quartet gave * num ber of beautiful selections with a solo by J- W. McCoy. Christ mas carols were sung by the congregation, and a Christmas sermon was given by the pastor, the Rev. J. C. Mergler. At thid church the Christmas en tertainment will be Thursday evening at seven o’clock. A Christmas Cantata was very much the ture. Many are anticipating to appreciates that prepares night with a great deal of ple'as- thoughtfulneae these reporta and will ho find Clever Sewing Bag ure. Indeed to h a te .th e different or ganisations appoint a press com W. B. A. Mold Card Party— “After a short lodge session st mittee who will see that ad which the regular business waa vance notices of meetings are In transacted, a card party wgs her hands In time for publica held by the Woman’s Benefit tion and a good report seat of Association on December 16, In the meeting «hen It Is held. the Odd Fellows HaP.' Thera « a s a large number Delightful d asyM a A surprise birthday dinner present and progressive five hundred «a s much enjoyed. High wee given tor Leo Flfleld, nt score « a s held by Mm. Tony hie home on the Boulevard.-Fri Franco and Mm. Cliff Payne, day evening. At thia the members of both «hilé Mrs. J. A. Roger and Mrs. families «ere present and covers Robert Shaw «ere given the « a m laid for fourteen Mt' « consolation prises. Lovely refreshments « ere serv table burdened with Its weight ed In the dining room about of good thln’gs provided for the family feast, for feast It really eleven o'clock. The committees' making this wag on thia occasion. Many remembrances of thia such a success, «ere Mrs. F,d given the High and Mrs. Cedric Myer, In anniversary were complimented guest end the charge of the tables and Mrs. Cliff Payne head of the refresh hours sped ell to quickly with ment committee, in Mrs. Stan the fun and jollity of the home ton’s place «h o was ill. She was assisted by Mrs. Lens Nel son, Mrs. Callahan and Mrs. Hasel Haberly. The W. B. A. «Ill Install of ficers for the coming year on January 6, 1926, «hen it is , hoped every member «111 be To have your clothes dry ed to . the fund for the com < present.’’ mu atty house. :f ; This Interesting report «a s -cleaned and pressed be- Prlqr- to and after the en tertainment refreshments « • « i supplied by the press chairman fore Christinas, at the sold that proved a popular le a of the organisation. The editor. CHRISTMAS SILVERWARE Some sterling, some plate, of tasty patterns; at great ly reduced prioes. See Window Display T. K. Bolton Opposite Ford Garage Ducks, Deese, Chickens Fresh Oysters Crabs 1 • • y Priced 5c, 8c, 10c and 15c Each Fancy Bath Towels Special 29c and 39c Each Fancy Bath Towel Sets Priwd » . 0 0 , tod » .7 8 Fancy Colored Handkerchiefs ' Special 19o Baefe—6 for 11.00 Clother Returned Without Odor Comfy Felt Slippers CHARMING PriMd ».00 ta t i n GIFTS PIES, CAKES AND BREAD FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES AND PIES AS RICH AND LIGHT AS THOUGH BAKED IN YOUR OWN OVEN of so many kinds that it takes only a few minutes time* to select presents for almost A You can save yourself much labvr and worry, Simply give us your order for Christmas past ries, cakes and breads, and your task is com You can be sure of getting cakes that melt on your tongue — pies that are flaky and brown ed to just the right degree. FrUit Cakes everybody you want to remember. TOYS AND DOLLS ON THE BALCONY BABCOCK’S GIFT SHOPPE Store Hours 8 a. "Dlstfxrtlvs (MCta For Discriminating People’ s ^ r lade, Those Good Kind 50o Lb. A beautiful 5 Pound Decorated Fruit Cake Given Away Christmas Eve. G IF T S • - » i / . - * » • ’ ? •*.• • fro m «Stock to S to c k in g PHONE US OR COME TO OUR BAKERY AND PL4CE YOUR ORDER. Last-Minute Assistanoe for ToUcs Who "Put i i Off Surprise Her w’lth a Rranldln LOVELY TOILET SET White Gold Amber, Shell or Pearl es.Bo to e«s-oe W rist W atch S1TA0 ,The gift of refinement. Newest color tones and smart designs. DON’T FOROET "HgR Holiday Grooming Christmas DiAmo&d Bought hare means yon pay for unuenel quality •— W white end perfect. Be» mountings hand carved tl •all« white geld or platju The Christmas holidays mean a rush of dances and dinners — of teas and informal reunions of friends 1 , »« » w | Every woman during this gala period desires to look her Imxtt ... *' If she would do so, it is necessary to do k little extra grooming. When one’s hours are so well taken tip with social gaieties, special care must be given to hair, skin and nails! Make your engagements well ahead of time, and assure yourself of a fresh appearance for every occasion! PLACE YOU» ORDER TODAY Beautiful new Spring Hats5just Arrived! See them. We Deliver Handkerchiefs for the Kiddies Free Delivery Servioe Phooe 108 95 Oak St. Choicest Cut of All Meats Marekl GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Standard Cleaners D IN N E R ! , FAT. YOUNG ONEÔ THAT WILL DELIGHT YOU! • ......... ' ____ _ E. R. ISA A C & CO. PLENTY TIME FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEYS vlxlt. Mrs. Claude Cleveland «6 Gold The«« present to o fr tr e « n » tf‘U, Mr. and Mm. QlSgm Addis. gratulatlone and .rood wishes ware Mr. and Mr«. C. B. Moore, Mlseee Mabel and Marguerite Moor«, Clyde Moor«" and fiafiy Moore ot Medford.' Mr. -uM (Continued On Page Pear) Wineland’s Millinery And Hairdressing Parlor» Over Citisena Bank HOME GIFT WORTH GIVING! * gttwr/„ OAXB BASKET PBIDB G lfT FOR BOTHER! , j tn r . .... 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