Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, September 02, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

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an “ aperitif" was »erred.
From there, th a pr s rreAi nn
vaadad Ito way to the h®“ ® . «
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amm *. Lhdvtat th h natoa. agate
Aentre t«Wn to rite hfWM af flM.
Josephine Poley, where the t l W
coarse was aajBfhd. A t each
Watoe Wheats Mhpardrf, to* W th
Mrs. George Brookmlller 4M
Liberty street was the next hos-
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procession ta tk its tray W the
home of Mrs. W . H. Graham oa
Pina street, « h e re another aearse
awaftod’ the company.
Prom hare cars whirled the
diadrs to the boulevard borne e l
Mrs. Charles Robertson, who ser­
ved the adjnnet to the final coarse
which was partaken of at the
ehareb, M which the guests were
taroday, S ep tem lw fiJ— T rin ity
Gnild Meets, ftnfteh Mouse,
randay, B c pt ember B. —* Con­
gregational MiSMeaary Society wry, ha« Taremaa ross ner
Meets. M ia. H . B. Carter Host- could sea w h tt She saw.’’
Lake of 6 èn eta (L e a U t o s
now DrOWjnt.
Both the homes visited and the
menu had been kept a deep, dark
Once Hated Work,
Now Ed Joy« L t
"W o rk asad to ba a burden to
Mte agate;
A dlariks Is tbo bast bowel medi­
cine I ever used, and for stom­
ach gas I t has no ppaal**. (signed).
Mrs. W . I L Cltetsmaa. Adlerifca.
brings and B A s quickly and ro-
new, but now ! sMoy
saday, September P — Baptist
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magro.* « T C i to lar 4L— F lo ra l
Society. Public Library. • p. « -
■geh j V sbie. ,A d -
■eofey,
♦ — Clvte C 4 « h
t f e t fa « ..b lp a tq d
Btosto. Club M amas, B»BO- p. m.
a t the Clvte Club Mouas,
M a y , September • lb .- • — • H om e,
Missionary o t the Methodist ja ils Eldar aad M r. Em
kerfty « fire wafted Mr
the toav. M r. Mur p h y s
officiât
fequare Oafipel Tsmph
teg at the ceremony.
The living room, wham the
- Tuesday evening members o f
the Epworth League enjoyed a bridal party were grouped ’woo
good eld fashioned hayrack ride. teade beautiful With masses of
By six fifteen a t least th irty dahlias aad gladioli, shades of
members of that orgalnzation pink and pato btaa the predom­
ware gathered at the church ready inating colors.
The b rid e - was very
lovely,
to enjoy the jo lly ou tin g.
M r Ralph Blllingu brought the I ■owned in soft georgette crepe.
eehdayufihe. Soon all were aboard ! With taaebre o< pale M ae and
A Chevrolet touring to
M r. and Mra. Henry Reid. Who
hte aajayteg tha ttott of MP. aad
Mrs. Eraaat Eayea from ÓaUtor-
aia, cajeriained At a delightful
pliment to « A aatrof-town gaesta.
Those fo r whom covers were
laM were V P . Ahd M rs. J. A. Mc-
Gas. M r. a ad Mrs. Oscar Silver,
th e ir two children. Mire Dorothy
Raid, H a rry Ritchie. M r. aad Mte.
the “fad special” and
beaded
hoftfi. W hile not a speedy w a y
The work of Sergeant Y ork waC
Mather Counter, ae bridesmaid,
Of locomotion, the
hayrack is
•w eet and dainty la silken gown. p articu larly noteworthy
guaranteed to' produce more fnn
A report from the secretary
M r. Glfltoa Enid aapparfad tha
to the square inch than any other
and treasurer gave the gratifying
bridegroom
as
beat
man.
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JaA the tmtoediato fafitMr An< news that the qwertfit’k «noth
- ' Bangs bbra sang, stories and
a few tttf mate f rieoto wars pre« wan BMbked. w ith a bit dt a aafi>
jokag tol<L Until a suitable place eat firf the eeTOinoro.
plna, from the contests of tha
Ic supper, waiting to j
A fte r eongratalatioM . fiad goed m ite hags.
be eaten, wag found near Talent. wishes, a delicious three course
Announcement
w ill be made
Here the deHcloua contents of toedglAg sapper waa served. Here, Ih fcr to t the regular opening
too, delicate spades of lovely meeting ot tbo Guild.
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kactro dabltea w ith tera ware
■aad la the beautiful centerpiece. M ro. O . G. How ard Moetoes
. ^n the wa> hack, the Leagae Blue aad pink. In ant cups andl
seienAded everybody aa they jdace cards, which were espec­
M rs. O. G- Howard- to bestem
paSsed. Many amusing incidents ia lly d M M fc.
carried ,o n t the to r tha « h a tte t af the Fsreig»
Mtoaionary Society of the M. ft.
occurred enroate . which, » H l he •Amo general color scheme.
Charch.
which convenes at B.Sfi
a eoatwa e f.fa a tor many a day.
’ T he bride to a d au gh ter Of Mi*.
'' Wbiet sll Warp retanm d safely Bbd Mra. j . R . E ld er qf B4fi Al- P . M ., a t her home at 41 Ofesh-
am street, Friday afteraooa, S e ^
lo town taa Leagae gave throe
roaring cheers far Mr. Billings tor » •n a g WoteSUhood M
Aafitond tateber third.
making the jo lly evening possible. ghd Itos attended Ashland grade , Members are to bring th e »
mite boxes, o r he prepared ta
and high echoolg.
mähe
a contribution. A special
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Tha
bride
groom
graduated
. The Ladies Aid of the Presby­
terian church w ill hold Its regu­ ffom A ah la M High two y e a n age
Mim
la r meeting at the charch to tha ahd has been on tha home ranch pletion of the pledge tor
M ary Young's salary and for the
Oh
the
Green
Springs
MonUtain
Junior room. Friday of this wedh.
All members be sure ta coma Highway since that time. H e Is. scholarahlp of •» the student la
CNina which the organisation in
since there to plenty for all to the son o f Elton Kerby and Is a
he lpin g to support.
splendid young maa
do.
To the happy aaagto toh hast 5 Aa auettdnt program to pre­
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Wishes of a host of frieads are pared and there will also be tha
Former Aahtoad ReeWenta
efitended, treating they may efijor regular election of ottefira.
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a long, happy aad pBg spd r aa»
We.
" They expect to make their home
M a th o f town. WBdtt th e ir plfcak
ate definitely settled.
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Bstweaa th irty ttva aad Carty i
ssembera and friends o f tha d
M artha Gillette Chapter o f W est- I
minister Guild ware guests a t the <
pAogrereive dinner which marked
t i e first masttag of tbo new year. 1
As planned, a ll
mA
dt tile
Pteebyterien
charch. where a 4
dasee o r mare ahtdteoMlea Were |
■ readiness to convey the guests 1
ta the different hotoaa to r tha -
various eonraea.
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The a ffa ir ftfitsn « It B thd a » h
M m bly a t tha ehuteh kt five- h
thirty aad tbs program waa given t
at the charch a fter the last c o tirs elh
which was served there a t e lg h t-ln
Orea Coratoh o f H ilt. Calif..
A a a A fihbad visitor yesterday
V r . B. V . PBIppa had family
d atovfBE
to Partland
this
M k . w h ate they v W «Aha their
lasladlag tooth.
GGrtte M M A M ra H IS ONLY
C A P IT A L
This Is true o f many working
SB. (en d w om en a lso ) dogged
Ah a h l eatin g fiaar a t ULhaaith
When the dinner ended, Mtos
Edna Goheen culled the Chapter
to order and * chart dSvotfcma!
service apaaed the propram.
Musical numbers ween given by
Mra. J. R. Robertses aad Mire
Florence Allen. M ra Robertson
played two delightful piano «else
tions, which were particularly
well received.
Mtoe Allen neap
two beautiful numbers: “Be The
Beat of Whatever Tan Are" and
"Jwet a Cottage Small,“ thereby
giving groat pleasure. to thoae
assembled.
Miss Eva Poley gc,
eem panted her at the piano.
Mra. J. W . McCoy, who to the
Presbyterlal treasurer, ASM A
Short but very SfePCh to rite P ito t
Address. In this, she IBtotoartted
the work tbs missiohacp W giSlm -
lion» ot tbo church ate going
and made A stfirittfig compari­
son of the aaaoant given py tbo
local arganiaslisna nineteen years
Ago, to what to contributed now.
W hat to said of missionary
endeavor by the secular press
was noted aad concrete examples
of the wonderful work being ac-
Many bm ettful descriptive lat-
tave have badn received daring
their extanddd sojoarn abroad.
Both Mra. Jack aad Mra. F e r­
guson lived in Ashland for soma
tlmd aad thoae who knew there
will he interested la news of th e « .
thirty.
. When w riting to relatives they
have asked to ba remembered ta
friends here.
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Mewwge toste M ro.
T. J. Melmxrrn.
Excerpt« from a mereage « -
cefved ffo m Mrs. T . J. V a lm g re a
wUI he a f iaterori to bar away
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the situation and problems sea-
fronting the astestek sttsa rites«
sad the work beta« ssa am p l lshad
by the mfaaleaartee a f the M a»
arena ehareb.
Those who took parh la tbM
part of the program were Mrs.
Jaasen. Mias May BmsdtSi. Mrs,
C. W . Fraley, Mias Baby Peffley,
M ra A, D . Mass. Mra. WhMaaMn,
In the talks» the old rokgiona,
the superstitions and tbs condi­
tion» as they asirtsd la the past
ware brought oat by thaaa tak-
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Storied « • ( »
raU hr Baste
M w tey, M it . OAorge Leider. Mra.
Wm. Tab d M MVB. PeftMy tohlaft
tuM at (ha Wih th a t the ftasar-
ane church la doing in A frica .,
A t the ritee a t tha program
hour, a hustadds toAAriag was
haM. Many articles toafa brought
for the mstatonary box. which to
in ebarge B I M M. C. W. P*fil»y.
ftM the yakr.
£ Ah otfttttadtag, taterearing ah4
p h rtM ia riy beipfAt year*» w o rt
B*s been planned; a year that
• H I T m e«hef trill anticipate With
jftetouto afid regret when
the
Heating« hate ctoaed.
Tuesday, the program offerings la a veteran of the Ctyft W ar, sad
« i l l be discussed. The announce-
BI years ef age aad alca that ef
MAntA will M Made. It to re- Mrs. ltobertsea'a mother, Mrs.
gWhted that all roteteittoto MSB
Bolee. of Salem, who to B I yearn
young.
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These two have held the b irth­
day celebration together for many
years, but on nerouat af
M r.
Robertson’s Illness. Mss. Boles,
aosompaalsd by M r. aad Mrs. O r­
rin Stratton aad Mrs. Margaret
Brown drove down from Salem
for the week end. and the birth­
day party was at M r. Robartsaa’s
1» kgntd andad to it
xro-ashed to sat aside
M ra Stratton aad Mrs. Srowa
they «M b to MWtri- era sisters a f Mrs. Rehartsoa. In
spite of Mra. Boles* advanced
anas ar fitatoM wf fra « , jatty or > e a n aha made tha trip «1th
JAM to add to the food alto wBMP comtort and enjoyed the outing
to a part of the sale plans.
and delightful visit at the Robert­
\< Every member ht tee Citfc ONh son homo tanmenmlyk
.to asked to he present. Brtag a
Their guests have no« return­
friead that would enjoy heeare- ed to Salem.
lpp «a member. It is begad that
To M r. Robertson a n d to Mrs.
the membership will doable this Motos, many friends extend eon-
year.
gratnistioas and peed wishes tar
,7> Plane am bring made that tto happy anniversary aad hope
that many others may ba enjoyed
together.
POR LATE SUMMER AND EARLY
FALL AUTO TRIPS AND PICNICS
been, appointed to répugnant tha
N ational Board of the Christian
fceptember 14th to the SSrd.
tema paars ago fiM f to a caasia
■f the Misses Poley. She has n e tt­
ed hare aftaa stoeo, aad has many
frieada
wha are lataroateg M the
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Work that she to doing. I t w ill
be remembered that a Poley roub­
le« was held tost winter to visit
With her daring her stay ta thia
untry.
Mtos M itchell passed
rough Ashland vacantly.
She
hiade a brief visit with the M ell-
Inger fam ily at jChlco ea ragta.
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Sapply .vourself with groceries
from our sptebdid afuwrtment of
lunch goods. Our stock is all
incluSiye and includes lrigh-tjauli-
ty canned foods prepared by the
best manufacturers.
Hand ns your list—we will fill
it and deliver the artier to yoar
home or garage.
Afthlaud Feed & Grocery
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UNDIßft NEW MANAGEMENT
Society M tots
Mra. HL B. Carter at Monntaln,
Avenas to host see thia afteraooa
id Lewreace Powell of tha other
WHA aad anargtsa war« «atehed
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