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and Miss Schmidt.
( Wednesday Club
Miss Edna Goheen is president
Splendid plans
are m aturing
The Wednesday afternoon Club
* of
of the Association and Miss Beu foe the Homemakers’ Institute u r w ill hold the tfyst Beating In Os-
lah Hussey secretary.
ha hpld In Medford October 10 to tober, the second Wednesday of onnisk «< ik e fln a ft M
-tt « a
the l l r d , according to Mrs. j . A. I the month.
a comprehensive picture of thd
Rally Day in H i f Churches—
GamjnU, secretary of the Advis-J
This
organisation
usually
H R fo th y t
‘ ‘ '
A ll the churches are making ory Committee of Jackson coun* meets in the church parlors, and
E . Andrews, Editor
mah.
O f alt
elaborate plans for "R ally Day",
'
j on this date w ill convene there. W U t B o s t e _ ____
Rev. Myron 8. Woodworth, offic which ocours Sunday, October the
The following advance notion at 1:90 p. m., w ith hostesses In
C atasd ar o f d o W eek—
Tka fleet m ovem en t, Allegro con
iating clergyman.
third.
of the gathering has Just been ro- ( charge who w ill have planned an z w
s t ë s s
“ *“ *
Miss Grace Luman as brides
A t this service, there will be ceivod at this offioe.
togA BO— Closing Day
interesting afternoon.
of D ie t Missionary Meeting of maid And Dr. Philip Cole, as best
___ special programs and special
F u rth er details Of the meet«
At this meeting one o f the give oui the motto
M. E. Church; Held at the n»an were the only attendants at music in the different churches. tog w ill be announced toon
pleasant
ill be
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- things arranged w
WIU
TO the second part,
VW», a IM g S VWVCIIT1
Methodist Church, Medford, the ceremony.
* - I A great effort is being made —
to
Mrs. Jessie D. McComb, Home the making of paper flowers. Ev-J ternatton o f chords tor winds and
Opens 9 :8 0 a. m .
I
The bride was very lovely In a induce every one who has been a Demoaatratton Agent Loader forgery one interested, is invited to'to rlag s is noted, w ith it ta e u f-
Friday, Oct. 1,— Venison B arbe-; benntlfnl gown of white georg- member o£ the Sunday'school to the Oregon Agricultural Collage come and learn how, if she does
rence later to the Botto thyme
cue, M. E. Church for y o u n g to te . beaded in pearls, and the attend.
*“
"*
Extension Service,
announces not know, or help others if she
heard in th e o p en in g m ove
Promotion Day services were th a t, now that college Is la sea-1 does.
peoples* dept., and for welcome bridesmaid wore a dainty pale
ment.
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tò Normal students, 8:00 p. green georgette, which was gar held at both the Christian and slon details of the program fo ri
On’ other occasions the Club
P a rt three and part four give
nitured lit white crystals.
- nt.
Methodist ' Sunday Schools, last the Homemakers’ Institute, to be has made pretty quilts,
which
the movement« f a
first pert
Friday, Oct.
BMJier’s
A fte r the ceremony, the bridal Sunday. On the coming Sunday,' held in Medford, October 80th are to be sold to swell the’ treas-
Andante con moto, and the pyig-
at Mrs. Henry Carter’s, A lta party drove to the home of the both will hold their R ally Day to the l l r d , are assuming ahapu.. ury of the. organisation.
Ave., 4:10 p. to.
Im portant bride’s mother, Mrs. Ellen Lu- Services. Some of the other The program w ill he announced
members a n d
friends, cellos
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antwered
by the
wedd
meeting.
man, 126 W im er street, where churches are combining Promo here in the near future.
strangers particularly, are Invlt- wind. In the eoaelttdh*
W
Friday, Oct. 1>—Reception
for * « • elaborate
wedding dinner tion and R ally Day.
Local details are also being- *d to attend these afternoons, i fectlve passadcs tor rolo
city teachers and Normal tae-, awaited them,
At the Presbyterian
. . . . . . . . church.
____ ... worked out and cooperation is Come, get acquainted,
have n are noted..
nlty. Ohmn for the Board o fl
Covers were laid for twenty- there w ill he a combined choteh met With on every side. The pleasant time end every one pres-
e P a rt flve lb the Scherso ’■ ¡b t
Educatlok a t L lth ia
Springs seven at the delightful dinner, and 8unday school service? with plans of the Home Economics A d -i *m may help w ith whatever is
thoven wee the in tb dto r of thb
H otel.
• A
.w ith Its graceful d e c o ra tio n .!« • C. E. R a lly 'a t the C. É. Hour vlsory Committee Include hostes- planned to do daring the social
wcherso <nd t ils lb* to ld to h i
Friday, Oct*. l z —Women’s Fo r- Ptok and white flowers and . the apd the Junior C. E., putting on ee each day to receive those a t - . hour-
the most nflutnsl specimen of |tb
eign Missionary Society o f M. beautiful bride’s cahe also in pink the program in the evening.
tendlng, introduce them to each
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kind to ho found to a h 1 » w ork!. ‘
E. Church Meets at home o f and white which »he cut during , A t the Baptist chnrch, an all- other and make all feel nt home. I Ash land Music study Chib
In part six, the Seherso is con
Mrs. C. la Kelsey, 171 High st. the course of the dinner.
day service 1« planned.
Bible
Each day a different club w ill Meets—
cluded. and Finale began, whlefc
Monday, Oct. S.— Ashland Study j Those who were present to of- school Rally at the 8. S. hour, fnraiah the hoetoeees,
A t the
Mrs. J. H. F u ller, president of to eenU M ed to M r t eH eb bed
Clnb meets. Mrs. O. G. Eubanks,, for congratulation« and good with Home Coming Service at close of the afternoon program the Ashland Music« Study Club
concluded In p art eig h t
hostess. 1:10 p. m.
' j withes to the bride and hrlde- eleven. Special musical numbers, tea w ill be served. Thia is planned was hostess at ita In itia l meeting
The beauty o t< ^ M
Taeeday, O H . B. — Civic C lu b .1 groom, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Car
.4
to enconrftffdh
encourage a lAPlal
social k/xn«
hoar e
and
vpcal and instrumental, w ill he to
Monday evening, with a large ¡symphony to exquisite and the dto.
Program meeting, 1.10 p. m. rington, were: Mr. and Mra. W il given., Dr. W . T . M illiken w ill’ help various groups to become proportion of its members end a appreciated t h e op p ortu n ity to en
Civic Club house
liam Luman, B illie, Bert, F ran pfeach the sermon, w ith a wel acquainted.
number of
Of visitors
visitor* present
nraaaut Many
lim e « « ,
ft
Tuesday, O ct. IL— P. T. A.
ces and Martha- Caroline Luman; come address by the pastor.
“ Mies Snedicor has volunteer or the visitors have already be
A num ber o f o th er eeiectid h s
High, 1:10 p. m.
M r. and Mrs. £harles Luman,
A t -1:80 p. m. thqre is a Rogue ed her services and has promised come members,
w ith
several » e r e p layed , a m o n g th em "I Hour
tttttttt
Marguerite and Anna Ltunan; R iver B. T . P. U. R ally w ith an some attractive stage settings; Mothers planning to do eo.
T e e C ullin g Mb** ahd a m arv ello u s
A Delightful Sa rpils o ,■
.M r. and Mrs. Ira Luman, Vera other address by Dr. M illiken and of which we shall hear more be
A business meeting o f some m u sica l d escrip tion . "T hé Fttfcht
M r. and Mrs. Floyd Travis *nd David Luman all of Medford; in the evening the regular B. T . fore long.
length occupied the earlier even o f th e B u m ble B o e.”
"T he^tw o flo ra l so c ietie s W
were delightfully surprised Mat M r. and Mrs. Clayton Smith, Bey, P. U. Service, with the sermon at
ly Reports were read and eng • It w a s d ecided
m ee t A t tg e
Tuesday evening when a party Lloyd, Bobby, and Doris Mae of the usual bonr. Special musical •ee that thb thspirntion of fldw-
stions made for the w a te rs h e m e s o f th e m em beiw to r tl
of the B. T . P. U. of which they Roseburg; Mrs. Staeitpn, o f Se- numbers w ill be given at all of ers Is not laokjnf,
rtanw.
present, and tor th e m e e tin g -«
feel assured of a very successfu
aTe
members,
unexpectedly *ttle , Washington;
Dr.
Philip these services.
The outstanding report of the O ctober’ l l . M rs. B. A.
"dropped in ” to spend the eve- Cole, Klam ath Falls; Mias Grace
v
A cordial invitation is extend institute.**
Evening, that of (the
program w ill be the boettob.’
% '
Luman and Mrs. Ellen LaBaor, ed. by all the churches to any one
t t tt tt
committee, (M rs. Clara Beebe, 1 ‘
»• ' s
y
Games were played and stories mother of the bride.
wjio wishes to attend any or a ll
Mrs.
J.
s
.
Parson
and
Mrs.
Alice
o f a F or
told, until the la tte r part of the
Mr. and Mrs. Carrington have of the services.
Ashland
.
W illits , members) was given by Gay - U v e n e o f e —
’ ft?
eveniqg, when a deliciops lunch- driven south for a short wedding
W ed n esd a y ,- S ep tem b er
tâ
the chairman, Mrs. Beebe.
tt tt tt
The following excerpt from
eon was served.
trip.
They w ill be at home in Dinner at Hotel—
Substantially,- It follows: In tw eo ty -n iu th , n in eteen b u n g ' '
W hile enjoying refreshments a Dunam air, where Mr. Carrington
A t the Convention of the Viavi
an d tw e n ty six , Mr. L ou is Ji
progressive adventure story was has a position in the offices of organisation of the valley which
3*y of scuttle, W n u h i« |io a ^nd
told about the Travis* which end the Southern Pacific
occurred here last Thursday, and
.th e y t r i^ l
to A nd
ed for hrlagtog the hero ami
Ine, a fte r toahy
mishaps
and are well known In Ashland, hav there were the local organiser.
,'C e n w ta m m y , a little setr,
thrilling experiences, back ' to ing lived here for years, and havo Miss Maud Spanker of Medford Christian Chttrpb a t the lUteraa-
i -different. To this end, they
tional C onferen^ on Missions In
Ashland.
«
many freinds who wish them hit and M r. and Mrs. Hitchcock of
decided
for reasons given the more, officiating cloiByman
Mr. and Mrs. Travis le ft Sun the happiness possible In their the Portland Northwest branch Afrjca held to Belgium in Sept.
club, to study American music,
I t w ill be of-interest, no doubt
"A ll three returned to Africa
day for Eugene, where they ex journey through life.
ofllce present, w ith perhaps one
and wRI
follow the
plans of to old residents f t A *b ft|id g g d
after
furloughs
spent
in
America,
pect to make their home. M r.
hundred patrons from the d iffe r
study of musical history prepared vicinity tu knew that if r .
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and they stopped in Belgium on
Trayis baa been employed in the
. e
ent point in the valley. As was
Mrs. F . 8. W ardwell and spon lived in Ashland w h en fl boy. Mr-
the way over to th e ir work.
Southern Pacific yards u n til re- Camp Fire Guardian Association mentioned in previous
articles.
sored
by the National Music Fed nd Mrs. Gay w ill spend their
"This is the first such confer
oaaUy.
Coa'venemw.
Miss Maud Speaker, Mrs*. H itch
eration. In her plans, the study oneymoon. v to ittn r to <B» hhtab
They are well known and well
Last night the Ashland Camp- cock and a number of others ence ever held, at which all the of American music takes up one
»t M r. Guy’s teth e r, who tt^M W
Mission Boards working in A f
liked here, and many friends are Ore Guardian Association met at spoke, . entertainingly,
__
during the
of
the
years
In
thé
series.
Central
Point and who to n
rica were represented and all
sorry to have them leave.
the home of Misses Mildred Crane afternoon
;
"Aboriginal
Music”
w
ill
ba
the
years
of
age.
and Irene Berg.
♦
A picture waa taken of the problems affecting their work subject of, study for the next
tt tt tt
A fte r the visit, they w ill f t-
dlaqassed.
Plans for the year Were dis gfoup and a social hour was spent
“ I t is a great forward step to meeting, led hy'Mrs. H. 8. Aikens. turn to Beattie to togko th e |r
cussed and a partial year’s pro in introductions and greetings.
followed by
Colonial home wheat Mr. Gay eWba b tor«»
ward unifying the work In that This is
I t must not be forgotten that gram was arranged. This is to he
A pleasant feature of the oc
music,
the
old
Bay
Psalm
book furulturs estobHsbmeut IU U ni
oh the 8th and 9th of October presented to the Board of Spon casion was the delightful dinner continent.
Influence up to the Civil W ar; versity District. •
qgenrs the annual Rummage Sale, sors for ratification.
served by the L lth ia Springs hotel
then the negro and foreign in
Congratulation^
and
guod
w ith its helpful
"Flower
Ex
A membership drive is planned la the large dining room.
Feat Matrons Entertained—
fluence up to the most modern
lubes are attends« tfla bApp?
change” and the accompanying to be put on soon, and it is un
One of the pleasant memories
Mrs. A. E. Kinney Was hostess composers.
couple.
- *
food sate.
A ll departments are derstood that other camps w ill be Were the pretty vocal numbers for the Past Matrons’ Club,
A book used for study w ill be
t
t
•
t
t
In charge o f competent commit organised.
given by little Alice Borgepeon which held
its
meeting
last aibbllection of autobiographies of
« V ic Club M eets O tt. 8—
tees and those contributing are
The Guardians present wets: during the afternoon.
Thursday night.
American musicians, with select-
A program of unusual lat>
■eked to ,eca that the articles the Misses Edna Goheen, Mell
Mrs. Hurry
L —----
aidlaw
, o f Crock- ed -p » g T U m s. Thto w
« n »
ill be used w ill be given October
w
w iu v a -
w aan
at
roach the club..house in time for Crater,
Beulah
Hussey, Nora »°cial Circle Food Sale
•tt. Cal., was the complimented ‘ *■
regular cjub w»rA.
Civic
Club
house,
at
i
:
t
o
,L
proper arrangement.
W ard, Irene Berg, Mildred Crane A S ooc . cwb i
guest of the evening. Mrs. Laid-1
Meetings have sever been long
This win be « review v t
th
e
8oclaj
Circle
Food
Sale,
tow was formerly Mlsa Grace enough to cover the study period
t ■ 'F- IHR .....
drama "Dear Brutus’*, by J*.
held at Hardy Brothers, Satur Beach and lived In Ashland for <»nd Its musical niustmtlona. so
Barrie.
day. September 86, was a decid many years.
She has many it bus been detortnined to have
Miss Elisabeth Richardson
friends In th ^ clty .
ed success in every way.
fonr reoitkis thia year; the firpt, the
the S
ou th ern Oregon
Southern
“
’ flu te n o r-
’ - th a n ks are due to the mem-
The business meeting wag* tak cemtog about gve weeks from thelm n l School, w in present the rm
ihers of the prgaulgation: the co- . en _ up
plans » P f***« 4 t,B* *
.. in . the discussion
, ---------------- of - *'•““
Illustrations w ill | view and a rare treat is in «toy
a 7 ,? en,terta,IUne « t.to (| * . «ttan of the Watery studied for those present a t the UtetotoT
operation and patronage of ev- h i club
r those preppbt a t t^e m o to ftg ,
4ry one which resulted in the the club. A t its close, the hours In d also some o f the’ work of the
—
T here ■ w —
tll - be no Kuslne$s p e e l
splendid sum of th irty to thirty- were devoted to the pleasant j flnmt oM maetere to prevent a
ing— the entity,
five dollars being added to the visit of friends, during which: ounsldedneae.
given to the sp
treasury.
aSk* 1 t0 re,M*e * * * m<wti
wcltflte are open meetings
the social , hour*
Appreciation to also felt
for exciting experience of the sum-'and It is hoped that many wRh
w ill be hottosfleu
Much;
. to teres is . wiU attend.
•ran tin g the privilege of holding m e r e vacatlonai Luting.
Special musteal
the sale in the store.
amusement was afforded by the seme of whom perhaps w ill be-
been
prypa
The Social Circle meets the Ules told.
oOtoe member«.
member of the
eeoond Wednesday la October at » J ? 0* * present w®ce: Mrs. r . F. MuPic Clup w ill be in charge and
the Church
parlors.
Members W hittle, Mias Lydia McCall, Mr«. w ill plan the recital to lit-th e
ot M z f c '
bad friends a re asked to keep the Dewey Saekett, Mr«. J. H. Turner, studio« at the tim e given.
Elsie
duto in mind and attend If po«- Mrs. Leah Caldwell, Mrs.
......
, Thu latter ^ a tt of f a evening present,
. . . . . . ‘
ChUMhman. Mrs. Ella M|lt«.-Miss
> • ’Me.
wag a rare treat ipdued. in that
Otorgie
Coffee,
Mrs.
August
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*
gagthoveQ’s Symshoay No. g, in
flehuerman, Mm. L. 8.
Brown
A rt Club Meets—
Mm. B. V. Carter. Mm. J o w ^ n ,« C Minor Opup g f which is given
"Venison
Mrs. S. B. McNair was host
in eight part« ahd *a p plpyed on
ess, assisted by Mrs. J. Edward Crocker, Mm. C. w . Nlms. Mrs. the Orthophoato vietrola. ' Jt was
Thornton nt the home of Mrs H arry Laidlaw and Mm. *A. E
recorded by Futlg Wptogattner,
McNair on Scenie Drive at Mon Kinney
5 l o w a s ooad uettog ik e London
Mr«. H al McNair and Miss
day evening's meeting of the A rt
Symphony Orchestra
dClttb.
Georgia Coffee w ill entertain the
Aeetflovanh glridd of produc
tt« « .
There was quite a targe ,a t Club at its next meeting at the
tiv tty to d ivid ed f e t e three Pooehs. > • * • «teyifttfJri to te lL
-tendance of the members, w ith a home of Mr«. McN»lr on Oak
Of the work« belowping fo the significance e«rtl)e
•trput.
■umber of visitors.
second period, f t « F ifth
Sym the very
Lovely autumu flowers bright
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Phony to. beyond q««ptton. f a f a refreshamnts.
ened the rooms end the evening
moot popular a a d ,$ t ftfu a r ify and
W ash iagton p .
WUf spent in games and w jth
Washington P. t . A. held it« breadth. It scarcely acknowledge, » r t» o i i h a u t k « 0 M Ì t , ' u a
• W
engaged to dainty needle-
flm t meeting lent Friday after- a rival In the world Of musfc
work.
This symphony depiets f a
poon
nt 8:19 at Washington
Dainty refreshments were serv
echaol.
casantes« struggle of f a Individ
ed at the small tables scattered
Thar« was a fa ir attendance ual w ith Fete. In this portrayal
«bout the rooms.
with fl«e teaching corp« present It achieves a tonal grandeur f a t
The next meeting w ill he at the
for the seerton, which was devot m u f a ft-as on« O f f a most sub
home of Mrs. Oeorge K ing on
lima of music spies.
Beaeh street who w ill be Ssalst ed to dtocnulon of plan« tor the
winter's activities end to r w r - . F rom th e o p ea ta g phm su, doy*
ed ns hostess by Mrs. Louis
gunlm ttoa.
'
ita g te d by fh e com p oser. « s "Foto
Schweto.
M arried
CerrfcMdon
A quiet wedding occurred Sen
d er, September tka twenty sixth,
nineteen hundred and twenty six.
at the Baptist church. When Miss
Anna Lnman became the bride
of Mr. Harold j . Carrington, the
1 Tneadby*« nepetiag o fthe W. C.
f . V ., pgóved ef abasnnl lnter-
qF> *» th a t It assumed the l u -
lortnaee o f a county meeting
W W tedie« prwto&t teem
4< ftd t | g t e lie y .
ip
W
Tim toeal Suslneaa session was
hold first, w ith a most intorast-
tog, report given from the , “ Ex
perience Social'’ held
recently,
«nd~ which netted the
Indios
$78.86. I t w ilt he remembered,
the social was given to fam ish
to funds fo r the Union's contribu
ting to the Children’s
Farm
Home, a t .Corvallis.
Delegates, too, were appointed
for the state meeting at Gresh-
ib F i j i am. Oregon.
Mrs. Minnie Bry-
' ' ant. and M M , Loin Howard w ill
Mprqseat M ed fo ft and Ashland
eo«-. organisations.
¿
I
I t w«g also decided that the W.
V . would not form ally en-
« - rqpprt dome any particular candidate
ton ofttoe, although the differ
ent candidates were pretty thor
oughly discussed during the ase
sten.
T he electio n o f cou n ty offlc-
ctpkl thuuto is hedrd <* vMduliiut
L
un reunited
t ó
, ' .group
of
i* «
í f W » . H eury Carter, A lta
a t .b O
m? F rid ay eve-
gChool. ip r
huateees
^ r ^tof
y.
â
im port;,
tt t t M
Young
Miss Hasel Bruner was host
ess at the opening meeting for
f a year o f the Young Women’s
Mlpelonnry Society of the Moth-
odist Chnrch, st her heme on
Scenic Drive, Tneaday evening,
. o f this tre«k.
-v ift ¡The/e- wtm an excellent attend
t
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I,
. .1 f
/usa m
aidfcclm m bcsO tA iteA blcsaiiun,
giovi*, flsaneb e r s e » * , b»u, up-
. sto, f N o chemical
(dye*—Ohly amQd,
I odor. A triumph
? th< actondfe liberatorie* of the
fltsndud ô tf C o m p ly r f CsB-
tttais. It*l nfcfy new st hardware,
gjvccry^ mug f» uiLWUUCBi wore»
Ur at Standard 0 3 Sendee Station».
fTAMMRDOU, OOMTANT 00 CAUKWNIA
T-’TW
Bobby
Skirts
la Mrs. Minnie Bry
ant, Medford, president; Mm. L a
in Howard, Ashland, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. Edith Prescott, Med
ford, secretary; and Mm. C. W .
FmJey, Ashland, treasurer.
Mrs. 8. L. Leonard, presided
at the meeting. She has been
the efficient executive of the
county organization for thy past
" a vote o f th a n k s fo r
her helpful, painstaking service.
The state convention w ill con
vene from October I I until Octo
ber 11, at Gresham, Oregon.
ance. an interesting masting and
:a fins prograom with worthwhile
work done during the social hour.
In opening the business hoar,
ttm . E. B. H u nt lad the devo
tional».
The business meeting
was la charge of Mias Hazel
Brnner, executive officer.
’’ During the program, stories
-pertinent f t the work, were told
by Miss Clara Anderson and Mlsa
Isabella Wattenbarger
and
a
Poem read by. Miss Bruner, with
■acred selections played by the
victrote.
Dy" way of pastime,
busy
Angers were engaged in piecing
quilt blocks; these to be sent in
n box of supplies to Miss Mary
Young ot Ashland, who Is a mia-
sionary in Korea.
Those who enjoyed f a hoars
of work and social converse,
wore: the Misses Beulah Hussey,
Bestride Abel. Clara Andereon.
Katherine
Parsons.
Isabella
Wattenbarger, Cora Mason, V ir
ginia W hittle,
Hasel Bruner.
Mrs. Larkin Deer, Mrs. Frasier,
Mrs. H a s t, M n .
Bruner, Miss
8croggins, Miss Smith, Miss Van
Btetta, M itt Beaver and Miss
Peck.
rtt.vmni
It is n»i«i»Bon»y t _
.
ex -
PLAIN FLANNELS
y o u r to b fe .
. .
AND PLAIDS
kitf
C,
.to •
«focato Jr.T E .J
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JN O V ^ IS H -
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WE HAVE ÒtfLY THE B
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A .
Çtoeery
AND