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l u b expects‘to give la te r,in Jhé O. F .
I book, “The Bqplneas of JJafng a-,
were
ensogT
ciub Wofhan,’* wefe told. This 1«
• Mrs. VK. M. Duy and Mrs. D. A.
thq. first time tg»t s ay depart
’etergoa were hostesses aqd dur East Main at an Old fashioned
ment baa mads this display.
ing Ahu soolal hour tifiy served danse, thé music- furplshad hy
Under this Department,
the
ightful refreshment^.
Msears JrtMpm Davls ea< tu«ke|f.
chairman had appointed feu r]
' Vi
* .
Tberq were p ^ h a ^ forty tjr
heads of divisional Mias Mogdllc
fifty guests preesbt * to ettjoy the
m uce.
Hair, Division o i# u i)lic Inptrgq-
It has been announced that the pleasant- hospitality, which *" was
tion; Mia. 0 . A. Jdhnsog, ntjrtolon
(»id Fashioned. Dance," whisbi-Is Eh«a kouctrlfff A b , gdests M M f.
of EdoOktlon of tge ’Adult Citi'sèn:
Mrs. Ehri Hobbs,
D jristea" of
to be given ljy the . Fraternal apd
J. & , » n ¿ Í T ", —
rotherhQOd. J'rlday
’wfll
Community Service, and »Mrs; ’F.
<ur at the 'W in ter Garden,’’ eg
A , Ell|gt. division, of Conserva
M: mortal H gll. oVer Rose’s Oon-
tion. She was {he only division
fedionafy, instaad ef g t the I. O.
chairman present. /
’
" tthw Flora IWhun W R J»sU«9
F. H a ll aa first stated,
In Miss ChajnberfcQA’s*' report
at the ru ia la r'm e e tin g o f the
t t » y :« ' ■
the aim of the Department 'o f
young womeu's M iisionafy
Mrs. Graos E. Andrews, Editor
i'licr Valley Community Club
Applied Education w»«* definitely
clety a t<^ KeUiodt«.-.
stated, and the scope and activi
whlkh conv«U4<
evening
Tuesday of this week th o llp p e r
ties of the d iffe re n t, divisions
at f : » « p.Sf»3rW
■"
1
quet of corn béef and cabbage,
Calendar of
'Valley Community. Club held Its
were outlined.
There wak an excellent attend
¡Thurmlay, M ay 6g-— High School corn bread and b u tterm ilk.'
*
egular
meeting
a
t
the
home
o
f
In the Division of Public' In
ance, considering t ie tta a y c a lk
The decorations at the church
•' Circle P". T. A., Mrs. K a rl P.
'rs. W . Q , Tncher.
struction,- Vocational
Schools
were unique but quite ih keeping
Upon eveyybnn'a time at this sea
Nlms, hostess.
were stressed A i an enthusias
At {he business meeting, it was
son'.
5 ' -
v .-.-J
(Thursday, May 18— Covered dish a^d afforded an > Appropriate
.decided not to ' undertake the
tic campaign tgr Kindergartens A new example of tfe« popplsr
Mis« p e u l^ Russey k d
tlje
picnic. Civic Club and families, background for the the baAquet.
sstudy tpur. The m atter of haw
I 6:30 p. m. In park* if weather
An inspiring talk was given the has been made under the advocacy
4|kdy f e i
.gxealug. and an
log a day devpted to entUrtalU-
of Miss Elizabeth" K. Matthews.
They have peart drops and
permits.
Otherwise, In Club men’s class, by the Rev. Shaw of
petals sqt wtth khlnestopeu,
Ing. with a picnic, the clubs ’ of interesting program held the at-
Mrs. G. A. Johnsen. chairman
Central Point
members far the
House.
sr.- . . • . / ■ . . . m r i j
¡Mfie vjilley, waa presented, but tentiop of
A t the "Maggie" and— party of Education <or A dult Citizens
first hour.
3hurw taj,
May 18— Quarterly
Bo definite action was taken-
has specialized In program . build
|>Bring the social hour, Pictures
! Social Mr. Havener'« Bible the hostess was dressed as "M ag
At the demonstraton given b y
ing. Twenty-seven outlines have Buwtey School flcp ic—
gie"
and
received
h
er
guests
in
were
cut ffbm magazines to use
Class, M. E. S. S., S.'tS J>. m.
The Frinii a r y / .departm ent
M r Counter, he prefaoed Jiif1
been mailed
upon < request, ; In
in
scrap
boeks to send in . tge
at home of Mrs. Marcia Mitoh- Maggie’s best sty)e. Two couples
ai Bjjnday Sebo
work by an interesting talk on Christinas' boxss, th a t gladden 'i$e
the Federation N eva, fo r January, the congtpggj.ipn¡
came «s Maggie and Jiggs, -th e
ell, 133 Laurel St.
’
enjs^ra^ a vmy hafrpy plcnie Ig food values..r H e then proceeded
1925,. th a A w m a comprehensive
Christmas
char
*niurxday.
May
18.— Annual others assumed different
the
Tuesday evening, frtwn' to prepare a varied and satisfying friendless r ones- at
program to r
fit
Oregon
acters.
x
.
meeting County Health A mo -
three until flv^. -
menu which was used as a luncfs-
M rs' Jdhnson’s recom
A fter games and muslo, a cov history.
Delicious strawberry shortcake
elation at 3:30, Medford M. E.
This was iu Charge of Mrs. H. eon, the hos{pss supplementing it
mendations
were
especially
,
to
was
the pleaeamt finale of a
Church.
J ered dish supper completed the'
L. Moore and Mrs. Don Spencer, with cake. This, wth delcions cof
the p o in t., The chairman
of
pleasant
evening of study, work
14«— Fraternal pleasant plans for a delightful
Friday«
May
children fee. was enjoyed by the club
Moving Pictures,, Mr?. F. C. Nrtr who accompanied the
and play.
Brotherhood.
014 Rash loped qvening.
and
planned
the
plays,
and
last
ris, advised elùb women to be
members present.
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Tho«« present were: the Misses
Dance. W inter Garden.
but not least, superintended . the
Mrs.
Huxley won the prise and
come
fam
iliar
w
ith
all
sides
of
Friday, May 14— Basket Social Wednesday d u b Marts—
Cora
yMasop,
H mo I
Bruner.
Jolly picnic which was the lead ■each lady present received a sou
Cen
Auxiliary to Americas Legtoo.
Mrs. C. V. Howell and Mrs. H. thia tremendous industry.
Beulah
Hussey,
Clara
Huck,
Isa
ing feature of the evdhing.
venir of the occasion.
sorship, to be< effective,- must oc
bella W attshbarger, Clara Ander
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A t Civic Club House.
Mem W. Andrews were hostesses yes
cur when the picture is making.
. - I There was a large attendance
son, Flora, Frapces and Ruth
bers of the American Legion terday afternoon at the Wednes
Junior High P, T. A. Meets—
considering how busy everyone is
The
value
of
the-County
L
i
Green; the Meadames E. B. Hunt.
and their wives Invited.
. day Afternoon Club, Which met
>'
Wednesday
afternoon
at
3:SQ
^lust now. The next meeting w ill
brary in rempte
districts
was
Caroline
D eer, Helen Mack, and
Friday, May 14— -Hawthorne P. at the parlors of the Presbyter
p. m. the Junior High P. T - A<
bu the second Tuesday In June.
demonstrated by the chairman, of
Mrs. Green.
T. A. Circle, 3:30. A t building. ian church?
Circle met for the .regular May
Miss Anna
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A short business session was Library Extension.
Election.
meeting. In’ the absence of presi
H all. A n koutline of, suggested i
held’
at
which
the
Vice-President
Friday, May 14.— P. N. O. Club
dent and
vice-president,
Mrs.
sinoss Girls Club Meets in M r- and M m . 0co t«e H M n e n a n rr
topics and rending for club pro
Mrs. Wm. Myer, hostess, 259 Mrs. "J. R. Robertson presided.
Ruger presided.
>*dford-7
Entertains— - - -v-
1
grams
has
appeared
In
the
Feder
High street, assisted by Miss A t thia, reports were read, calls
A t this there was no set pro-j
Miss __
Ruth
Osmun _ wns
__________
_
hostess
M r. and Mrs. George Blumen
ation
News.
Mrs.
Earl
Hobbs
reported ** and
' announcements
own
T’b o h i i a i n n o s i m o o f i n f f
■ ednesday evening for the Bust-
Mollie Songer.
gram.
The
business meeting, a of | [W
auer entertained Saturday eve
nlade. One jot special Im port emphasized the need, of greater which the election of officers w m 1
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f as Girls Club of which she Is a ning at a very d elig h tfu l1 evening
supervision
over
children
who
use
ance was that the Ladles Aid and
the chief consideration occupied
ajued member.
Miss Osmun of five hundred.
*
Saw May Day Play—
and highways to r ro lle r. .. ™
-
Wednesday Club would * give . a streets
skating and speedmoblles.
the a tent,on of fee membership.
ow lives ip Medford and tbs
Four
-tables
were
played.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Mlksch -have covered
j, 1 "
t ?
■VFrsstmsso
a m n .I for the zv/w^tsAdd
dish dinner,
nt
one
Officers n named
coming Meeting had the element of nov Milton Biegel T s a f ir t t prise and
Just returned from a visit at Lin o’closk Friday,
The Division of Conservation
honoring
Mrs.
year were: President, Mrp. L. B. elty In going out of town.
Robert Wagner secutsd the eon-
field College at McMIadvtlle, with J. C. Mergler.
/ ’ Mrs. F. A. E llio t, ehyinään, pre Pow ell;' Vice-President,
Mrs.;
A theatre party at, the Crater- salattosr. i tsuz' ■«■r ■ - - ’ *■'■■'.
their son, W alter Mlksch, who
seated
a
program
bi
varied
detivi
bt
va
Musical numbers • were given,
Sparr; Secretaiy-Treasurer, Mrs?
The most delldleuk
refresh
f i “ , was the pleasant beginning
will complete his work In that in., p i r » . C . ^ Ho w ill was heard Ju ties and" important'service- Fam-
Cutbbertson. -*•’
•;
■
an especially h a p « «venipg. ments were served by the host
stltutlon In June.
phlets
had
been
distributed,
and
yjolln sólo», accompanied by Mrs.
Among the number of things the latter part of which waa spent ess
- ■». 5*.
. •«(»»
They went up for the "May Day J . R . Rebertsqn and èia no duets the chairman- had spoken oq the
discussed at the meeting, it was St Miss Ostaun’s borne.
The guests enjoying the eve
Play," in which W alter bad a
topic of "Forestry* at many clubs'.
played
by the
Misses
decfded to serve lunch on Thurs
The hostess served ddWghtfnl ning w ith Mt. and Mrk. Blumen
part.
A fte r a tow days there, Madge and Marie Mitchell
"W h at
About
A ll The r treatise,
day for the teadhers.
refreshments as the happy end auer were: the Mesdpmes 1A O.
they went on to Portland where received appreciative applause
C hrlstaiM Trees,’ has "been adopt
33 » 33
ing, -tor the girls whose compan Stock, C. E. Blegel, Holman,
a visit was made with Mr. and * Mr», Dodd gave great pleasure ed by the General Federation. The
ionship la , this organization has Dr. Mattle" B. S h a w / Mrs. New
Mrs. Logan
Julian, who
are
program
oaflines
to
r
Forestry
are
QiFwii Esthers Entertained—
in a ribmper of huiporous read
now living
In Portland.
Mrs. ings. The ahdfence enjoyed the of especial interest at this time
Miss Dorothy Yeo was hostecs extended over a period .of several ton Hgrrlgpp. Mrs. iJv B. Hosier,
years*
# rs . David W h ittle. Mrs, C liff
Julian was formerly Miss Ger program niijm'^rs
and voiced lh Oregon. Specie^ mention wgp pt Monday night’s m eeting of the
Those present were: the Mias- Jenkins, the
Miskes
Gertrude
m ad» by Mias 'Chkmberlaln, iK Queen, Esther society.
trude Mlksch.
A
that appreciation In the Insistent
esrtSertrudb
and
Helene
Biede,
Biede,
Helene
Biede,
Cplla
Blegel,
this
comprehensive
report
o
f
Mrp
33 13 St
At tiya meeting, Miss Helen
demant for others.'
Calls Blegel, Georgle Coffee and Ruth Osniun;
Loyal Brreaae Katr-rtalaed—
J.* French, - advisor
Birds Pemberton led the study hour, Elsie Alexander,
A fte r tea was served , by *thq
Mrs. Elmer Mitchell of >4» B hostesses,
both a thh topic for which was a mis Gladys Applegate. Emma Jenkins, the Messrs Elm ar Blegel. M ilton
Mrs.
BrookmlUcr a n ^ W ild Lite, who
A
lite
r
-’
and
lecturer.
Geergie
Coffee, Blegel, J, F- Place. Bob Wagner,'
street, entertained the Loyal Ber-
sionary one. The mite box open Leth W alker,
brought a message to the club
Mrs.
Aileen
K
ay
»nd
the'
poetess,
Marvin Shiw. Newton Harrison,
• class of the Christian
In oiasing the speaker ur ged ing was an Interesting event.
asking as many as could to attend
a^d James g arrett
Sunt y School, of which Mrs. the reception at the* hospital. A •the club women to help give ou^ , During the business session, Mtaa Ruth Osmun.
Dor« us Is teacher, In very happy
tho the following officers were elect-,
number accepted, representing correct information * along
fash d .
lines
of
Applied
Education.
"Only
ed:
President, Miss Madeline
the club.
,-
T1 1 was a covered dish sup
by
inform
ing
ourselves
may
we
Stevens;
Vice-President, M is s
Hostqssea for the June meeting
per. nd the guests came en cof -
help the GrSat Public to an ap Dorothy Ye6; Recording-Secre
w ill be announced later
tum
Much m errimeat ensued
preciation ot -Its royal heritage tary, Miss M arie M oon;'Treasur
«*
33 33 33
whe it wss discovered that this
and its divine possibilities."
er, Miss Frances Green; Correr
was a
"Maggls” . party— the Annual ('Bsvcntlos—
Tuesday
Miss
Chamberlain ponding-Secretary, Miss
Helen
“Jig 1” being entertained In the . Interest of Ashland .club wom presided w ith Mrs. Saidie Orr- Pemberton; Mite Box Secretary.
pari s of the church at a ban- en In’thS twpnty-elxth annual con Dunbar, and sbe also presided at Miss Ruth Parsons.
vention of Oregon-Federation of one pf ebe Luncheon Conferences,
Mrs. Nutter, who Is leader of
Women's Clubs centered In the th a t of Applied Education. The the g irls gave a short talk.
fact ti»at tbria representative at rport of her Department w m g r
During the social hour light
that body wag Miss Orace Cham an oh Wednesday.
refreshments were Served,
A l
berlain, first vice-president, and
An interesting, fact to be men together this was one of the pleas
w u « T < r . tasse
who was chairman of the Depart tioned here Is that the words of antest of meetings and verf help
ment of Applied Education. Be the official Federation Song were ful.
!
fore the convention opened, Miss Written by Miss Chamberlain and
it tt 33
Chamberlain had prepared a oom It m ight »Mo be added th a t a prise A lph* "flub Meets—
Alpha Embroidery‘Club held Its
prehehtye display from the d if of tan dollars was awarded to its
ferent divisions o f* her depart g n th o t,* *'*.'
regular meeting Tuesday. At this
ment. •*' ' i*
The song w ill appear in Mon there was quite a large attend-
Give Us a Trial
Thia was shown in a large" day’s Isdhe.
•nee and the afternoop passed i
assembly
The tyqaday Musical Depart very happily, many working on
room, w ith lamps, easy (hairs, ment of thè La Grande N elghbof/ articles for the basMr which the!
tables covered with literture nd hoqg Clnb published a Song Book
posters from Kindergarten and for »ae at the Convention; many
L ibrary Associations.
*
o f the nongs were original; some
hlwqya someone
old fam iliar friends.
charge to answer question» and * Through the eburtesy of Miss
distribute literature. This lltard,
the' editor has ip
i tars went to «very part of Oregon,
a number of pam-
- F M X E a --------
Jtf*E ‘flÌS « k i. 8tory^,
nth Cooper Whitney, and
by the Oregon Federa
tio n Of Women’s Clubs, Is o f pap.
ticuiar g ite ra i» «nd t im e to th<>4
)A
om^sa
I
nf
pafi,
. . ; \
t» • /
w-
3B
A m erica’s B est - K now n Jfake .
for W om en and Y oung W om en
We use the Hoff
man Steam Press
to Press Clothes.
T he nam e that ieveals and
assumes ypu o i what you
are look in g for in every
when
iy - srayAi^ALE!
A t E>st Si^e M ea| Mgpket
studying Oregon History.
Specs at this time
prevenjf
passing mention of «h?
mése thhh
prtograms. addresses and
mente with which
Igys »were » lie d .
'(
w v
thb
b
1» o e ri was occupied with
S m «« things and the del £
gates enjoyed to the utterm
the hospitality ot the Convention
e ^ ^ 'A
is d im -d o ltiB
JfUt a little CXCedar Polish on
a damp doth, than a follow-ap
with a dry mte»and woodwork
looks as neat as anew pin, as
fresh as a spring day. Such
luKretSuch tones!. You can get
this master pohife dnyAhsEMn
30c tag s .
>
'
.donbt {he members
(Trie improvement Club w ill
Cieatu os it p o lish a
T q Know i s A d v a n ce.T h a t Y ou’ll Be H^isfyed—:hy Get’
ting W hat You. want.'
Thy Queen Quality Trade M ark identifies
»tee the
.
»»d’M-
.
> x
e t » i
i n ■ l i r e s > « » O
( W
Aeisb blub
French ;
The
regu
í
k * í » « « e» A e,l s?e e e a q gu-i
|
. f A
1-
will ho|d its
f g t ' Jpjf home'.Of
1 the
.,
«“ h
seventeenth. » < ? ;-.4 . ■ . 1 *
. A t OW ÙUt nreettog W e lesson
’ PA R B N T 4K JK 0B B R NOTCH
assigned-jrgs covered. ¿The neur
A committee o f several mothers
lessen ertU compiste the -chapter ettended &e sehbol bonrd nmet-
under oonstderdtion. '
u'( ■- ' Í
T8eed»y«nhihj and bed the
pleasure of hearing H r - Briscoe
give an Interesting .'report • of Ms
P. N- fl. Ç inb M o e to rt
, Mrw-cWdt- » w e t/ 3 » s p i8 ^ visit to a atuhber of scbools in
atreet / i e hostess for Krtday's the northern peg» fii the- e te tfr
© ertW g
o l the Past
Hob!« I t seeps to the w riter that some
Grands’ Club. ;
'
"»hook « * F “ aye some subjects
: AEsEHWWers ere negada to he in their schools Ashland dooe nyt
present. A pleasant social aftSr- have, we alsq have fome that oth
.< h
nooâïie-apsured.
er school» do not have? Probably
•H <k » »
'
onr s jto o } hoard ’wofiid rather
b e 'a t -home w ith their fam ily in-
atend
fit faring to figure out ways
A t o n » Schwein way hQ»r
t« improve onr schools hindlcap-
foaday at a delightful fgycfial
Ped for lack of funds to do the
»ftV no<»h F » h U k members x if
things needed; 'o r'p e t the, right
the W . R. p . as gpepts. There
<9? H1® » 0 rlt F Í ® * #
was a very good atteft^BCJs of the
Wheb ever the P *r« tfs of Ore
membership.
. t
gbp take m «yiich Interest Ip « »
Slnqe £ other's Day h M go re-
of tb rir children and p »t
cenp y
m«»y °? k e r a t
t i n t w ings first M they expect
ings «lye» during the afternoon
of the teacher and school boards,
were klopg that line.
there w ill be ample funds to
Id opening, ^meriqa WM »ung.
carry on needed equipment
This w m foRowed h y p number
W e compel onr children to qn
of readlpgs given by the , »ep-
to school even if they do get tired
dames JenpJngs, F. R. W alker,
4ñd are not interested, or do not
Darby, Howard pnd C liff Jkyna.
A nehjber kindly responded Jo like the subjects they are re
quired to take. " Yet, do wo meet
encore.
them half-way by not making
> Mrs.
Elizabeth
Reid
«gag
ourselves go to
Parent-Teacher
"M other Machree,’ la te ; singing
meeting, where some are striving
again. $he w m accompanied by
to Inara wfenreby » • - «an be of
Mr»- Stnnton.
' ' ‘- f '
Mrs*. Schwein was assisted by hqlp.to ope another or be better
párente?
A re we reading onr
M p . C liff Payne. Mrs- H- P.
little
state
magastne apd keeping
Holmes. M r»- H o «f, » rp . H «» >
in
tondb
w
ith
»1» big movement
e»{. Mrs. H n sk E ynd >£rs. H ai|.
that la growing! Áre we sacri
Th« afternoon w m spent 1»
vlsitlpg and In J a p e y w cdi » f t v ficing of onr tims to bn inter
ested in the things Jhat w ill help
the progrnnj- During jh » social
hour delirious ice cream, wafers the l>oys and <Wn o r do we let
the .pleM nree creep in betweei i
and coffee were served .by the
and leave th * lead oa a few wh
hosteaaei.
have cafcght the vision of 1!>
work and w ill go ahead even
•y i i
f l It Is more t|w p they can oy
should do because they are eq
fhled w l|h the love for children
and their welfare? And what* it
means to -a teacher whe may be
f é r ir b m home te-havfc'Sóttlá' par
PASADENA. Cal.. May 13.— ent# take a friendly interest In
( ( f r ) — 'f f e farm still hM a yo- them while they are giving gen
af
fnantic charm for the cRy youth- erously of their spare time
In the opinion Of Lowry JJ. How well m school time to the web-
ard. director of child «rklkre tor fare of our children.
the Pasadena pubile schools.
Howard says the m ajority of
McMignvUle— Contract let fof
requests he
la receiving from paving qn Adams Btrest.
at^»
F
all
■y« for auh>m«r, John qye to “get
Klam ath
Falls—
Constrnctlo,
to tpe farm fp r .th e .d u r a begins on 40-mile power line fron
Copco plant No. 3.'
tion of their vacations-
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•
o.
S till L ike Farm«
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