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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1926)
lfm Ones B. Andrew«, Editor Correspondent, Opal PhUpott; Flag Bearer, Eva Louise Jones; Inner Sentinel, L. A. Roberts; Advisor, Rattle L. Moore; ‘Man- agera, Mto. Josephine Crocker, Mrs. Mary R. Shutts, aa« Mrs. Wm. F. Stennett. After the Initiation of Candi dates, delightful refreshments were served. Beautiful red car nations were used as a abater- piece at «he table. Those on the committee to plan for the refresh ments were: Mra. Ed High, chair man, Mr. and Mra. L. A. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Stennett They were assisted by Mrs. Hicks and Mr«. Randall Wood« 1« chair - Th« hohl« WM« speRt to c®»“ man of the program committee, venation and dhtoty needlework. and «he announce« that there will tim delicious-refreshments «err be an interesting program ae ed had been __ brought toy the" well aa the social hour. The book rerlew on ‘•Looking' Ahead with Latin America " wttl be given by Mr». J. C. Mentos and a paper will also be read on “Kbrea.” . During he social hour fancy work will engage the interest of those present. Refreshments are served at the close of the even ing. and family spent Sunday In Wednesday Club Meets— Grants' Paas thio guests of Dr. The Wednesday Club will have Ralph W. Stearns, at whose horns, Its meeting on January thirteenth the second of ;the family reun next Wednesday afternoon at thp ions hold drying the holidays Presbyterian church. occurred, the first being at tha Pleasant plans are made for home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. the afternoon S»y .to® hostesses Stearns in Ashland, when there Mrs. M. B. Riley *®d Mrs. J. R- were twenty two present. At Robertson. Sunday’s dinner there were six Ladles of the congiegatoln and teen of the Relatives there to friends are cordially welcomed enjoy the delicious dinner and at these meetings. Strangers are the visit whleh followed. . • • • • F T . A . Meeting»— Hawthorne Circle P. hold it’s meeting on ternoon, three thirty, thorne building. It is planned to 1 to take care of the ami so that mothers With little ones Entertained a t Dinner— Mr. and Mrs. Johh Bonar and Mrs. Reid and Miss Bthel Reid were dinner guests at the pleas ant apartment pi the Mimes Gertie Has» and Edna Goheen, Bunday. Covers were laid for seven at the delightful little dinner, which all enjoyed with the pleasant vlsl^ which .followed«* This meetid« 1« pfotSdtol toy I F TJie Ashland Study Club held ‘•Ho Hosts««’’ Uuni*»*», at th fys Monday*« m estlyt at the Llthi» Springs Hotel, at .l:gl homo of Ml» D. Paroset. con- p, m. The luncheon le an' aquae a‘ UR especially Uk tereetlag to the dissuasion of naked to send, their names tq “Mag who accomplished things Miss Beryl Jarmoa, who Is 1«| to later life.” The halt hour w«s devoted to charge of arrangements. . tfce. rertew of a rsthfr unusual The program will bo gtvsn 14 hook, "The Diary of a Forty- the ballroom, following tbs leach« Wlnw,” Which whs told Very en eon and college women attend« lag the luncheon, It members tertainingly by Mss. H. O.' Ander ' ' ' / of I he club or not , are invited son« ,, f Mrs.' T. J. Melmgren brought to enjoy the afterpoon program •’Quart Women," by Lucy Tru With the dub. man, which has been running to the Atlantic Mdathly.itout is new Xmla Hiiasl Meets 7 Lula Hllual Campfire Girls met at the home of Miss Edna Go- been. one of tlM'Gusfdlanfl, on Oak Street, Tuesday attornoonr December 1», 133«. ‘ After the business meeting the afternoon was spent to delight ful games. The social hour was In honor of the camp president. Miss Elaine Plackua, whose birth day was celebrated so pleasantly. Light refreshments were aarv-. ed. signed, Scribe, Carol Clark. may come and enjoy the meeting sod feel that the little people will be well token care of during Mr, and Mrs. E. O. Smith en the meeting. tertained a number of friends All members are urged to be French Clab Meets A niajorlty of the membership * last Wednesday, commemorating present of the French Club was present their eighth wedding anniversary Monday evening at the home of * and also the birthday of two of their friends, Mr. John Rig« and Junior High H rcl® I -—T.— ■ Mrs, G. M- Green, where Mrs. Mrs. Eric Weren. bolds Its meeting at the Jun T. J. Malmgren had been a din The table jra* lovely to ito ior High building Wednesday, ner guest. The club will meet at the ' colorful holiday decorations. In January IS, at 3:16 P- m home of Mrs. Wilmer Poley next the oeatar, a beautiful red basket The subject for discussion will k held fruit and nuts, and rod nut be "Home Life”. Mrs. Cadsow Monday evening. V caps and place cards bearing the will talk on "The 8ocial Life ’ «heart potoaetto graced the place to the Home” and M n. H. A. Mra' Vivian W oodside' wag the hV each juest. *Red candles gave Stearns will present "Love of guest of honor at an informal cheerful light. >nd Loyalty to Each luncheon, given for her last Sat A unique feature was the place urday, by Mrs. Oeder. The after ment of twq tiny birthday cakes, noon was spent In playing Bridge, Hghted by candles beside the ra.rAt tâur Ooggins winning thè plater of each of— the— honored schools* are a s k è d t ô he pier Social , At l O. O. P. Hail, guests end a beautiful anniver ent to enjoy the meeting Wed ugh score. Hostesses. Mettantes PhUpott, sary cake, decorated In the ap Mn. Woodside has been spend aeadny. afternoon. Colon, Bteamett, and Allea, propriate number of eandlee was ing the holidays with her hus- nudar, J a a n a t ‘ St. — High mght on to the satisfaction Of High School Circle Meet»— band at Klamath Falls, and on School Circle P. T. A. Msets The High School meets at the her return to bar studies at the at Library. • P, M. '• Covers were laid for twelve Library, Monday, January IX, at University of Oregon, «pent a smday, Jaaaary 11. — Ashland a% the delicious chicken dinner 3:30 p, m. Every member h short? tltM vttttttg with ^friends * fnl Inwing «xthir* h r g a ^ t o ^ b .'ir t o .n t .’ ' ^ In Ashland. ' gw® ’ Sd about the hoepltohle board: Many things .of totereat wtH toe Mias Jean Anderson,, Mias Hasel pnsr~‘r* for discussion and a Club, Mrs. Wilmer Poley, Bruner, Miss Isabella. Watteh- nil attendance la deelred. Saturday, January the ninth, Moetess. berper, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, tha Rogue River Valley College (today, January 11.—Westmin Ouator, Mr. and Mrs. Brie Were», Series of Dinners Being Given— I Women’s Club will meet la Ash ister Guild. Mies Eva Poley, Mr, John Rlgg. Iris Deter and On Friday last, Dr. and Mrs. land In regular «saaton. , Hostess. Evening. Mr. and Mrs. Smtlh and Mark. P. G. Bwedtonburg entertained a Meday, January IS Alpha number of -their friends at a Club, Masonic Hall. Election Mies Hasel Bruner Hostess.— Swedish New Year’s dinner. Of Officers. Miss Hasel Bruner was hostess "Lut « e k / ‘ or, ae la. Inown! »today, January IS — W. C. T. at a very delightful three-course In English. “Stock fish” was luncheon, given during the holi featured In the altogether de B. Program. , January IS — Upper days. A tiny Christos tree, with lightful dinner, with Ito delicious Community Club. Mrs. red candies gave holiday air to plum pudding, a satisfying .close. the pretty table with Its burden r Barron, Hostess, Pink rones and chrysanthemums lay. Jaaaary 18. — Wed- of delicacies. forme« the artistic oenterpleee Those enjoying tots pleasant y Club. At the Preaby- at Ike* beautifully , appointed we have many., varieties affair were: Miss Benlah Hussey. tabla, with covara laid for the ) Church Parlors. HosV Misa Ethel held. Miss Minnie following guests: Dr. and Mra. of cut Gowers and potted Beaver, Misa Wattenberger, Mies Gordon MacCracken, and Mr. plants which will make roffaeaday, Jaaaary IS. — Jun- Jean Anderson, Mrs. Gerald and Mrs. ‘ George Krame». lor High Circle P. T. A. 3:15 Gunter, Mn. E. O. Smith, Mra. Carda and the pleasant visit of the home more beautiful ■Pl ■ - nt Junior High Build- Eric Wereu, Mrs. Rheinhart K n friends made an evening of en ie), and little daughter and the joyment for guests and host and and more Inviting. Jaaaary 1»— Social Hostess end her mother, Mn. hostess. ' O M e Meets at the Home of Bruner. e .0 • Mrs. O eSh as s , Ltaeoln g|yeet MMlaagSe Mn. Cochran, Mrs. _ Bunda’y evening Mr. and Mra. I M Kilgore, Mra. O. H. John- a Mr. apd Mrs. E. O. Smith Lydia McCall, Hostess. • a e IO Dorcas Society of the First tiet Church, Incorporated,! organised at the meeting Wodseeday at the home of A. L. Hale oa Beach street Ito following named officers » eleetod «t the huslneaa meot- whtoh van h®ld tin t Fresi- L, Mn. Cora Butterfield; Mri. Trances V, Mn. Clyde Treasurer, Mrs. er Valley Community a“ d * * *nd neet at the home of >• McNalr «tosghte» Mar- r Barron, .e x t T un- l orie •» « Mri Ch‘ rl” An«’eJ ry 11. This will ho w ,r* IU" U at anotbtr ■w#dl"h ] r meeting and every ’Unner glvea by Dr. Sad Mrs- M other. Intern .ted F *** to come. pltohle home.^ « an angel food cake w n m U o a and the ton and will be moat «««gktful entertainment afforded diss Ada Brewster, hr th* nccompllshed Uttla daugh- lonSe demonstration t®r and McNair^ he present with her to®«® f<* • T* r happy •»•»£«• asalstoaee. Painter dr a Paperhanger? If So, Phone GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OR WE WILL TAKE BACK ’UNUSED PART. J.G.R IGG Best Workers and Best Paint* O ld P rices New Prices Touring Car Roadster - Type-B C ou p e. - - - - - Panel Commercial Car Screen Commercial Car Chassis - - - - - ASHLAND FLO WER SHOP Phone 1<6 “ 8«y it with Flowers” /. ©» b. Detroit These new prioee apply to to product that is fhr and a w a y th e finest Dodge B ro th ers have ever produced. They are made possible by 4 |10,000,000 expansion program, which practi cally doubles production, and materially reduces the coat of manufacture^ - » * e e » g® Guild Meet»— rtoa Gillette Chapter. er Gelid will hold its *«-- »--inn -• M<- bts next Monday evening. GENUINE ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING PRODUCT . Do Yog Need a a a For Your Party Dinner ¡P®* SB* 'Mra. Holman. E|SMn«ay, Jaaaary 1«. Elks _ Card Club. Club rooms. nWeg, Jasmaij la . — Mount Ashlaad Chapter D. A. R. pw»r*w> M n. Verne Oary Surprised— *Mn. Verne Cary was dellgbt- IMHy surprised at her . home on B*»nd street last Saturday, when iF ""mhar of he» Intimate friends to|me la to spend the afternoon. The dorisi hoar followed FRAZIER AND SON Qierro Flour Maket More Loaves of Bread Than Gheaper Flour. We have a full line of feed, Chefro Egg Mash, Mill Run, Whole Corn and Cracked Coin. The beet of cow-feed, oat«, barley, oyster shell and grit. STkAW ANI) GOOD A L F A IÍA HAT AsUAa ...........' ■ ' '■ i Vs“ A 'nt« ' A . 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