t^aak t | e people of Ashland tor
Oto «plendld rapport that had
Ctren the school, and declared1
that “If the Southern Oregon Nor­
mal does not oontinue It« present
rapid and suhetantial growth, It
wl/1 not be' the fault of the people
of Ashland ’?
The members of the faculty at­
tending yesterdays meetings were;
President J. A. Churchill, Mar­
ion Ady. A. C. Strange, Arthur
S. Taylor, Helen C. A n erson ,
Elisabeth
Richardson,
Waltef
Redford, Marie Connolly, Pearl
Durst, Leona G. Marstera. VI»
glnla Hales, Verne V. Caldwell,
Katherine M. Vincent, Margaret
Armentrout, and Beatrice Hall.
I
Chamber Fonun Proves to
be Enjoyable Affair
Ldttgn fa r t b i contest should
be addreaeeÿ to the Contest Edi­
tor of the Ashland Ttdbgs.
• f the Klwan-
k to sot aside
luncheon In
winging con-
te of the con­
i ' letters will
luncheon and the
It is preferable that they w l a u « |’ v tll bq Introduced,
«written, but thia Is no*
Start right In tonight to write
U.
Contestants should your letter .to enter in thia con-
n one side of the sheet on- test «*<* get It ready to bring or
» letters should be regu- mall to th e eoutest editor when
rrltten with the signature the contest formally opens next
contestant at the end.
Monday morning. It will be
first prise will bp «13 splendid publicity for Ashland
The second prlae will be aad— jton m |> win one of the
d the third prise, «6.
* three liberal cash prises.
President
is c t y r W
Members of the Normal school
faculty played a dual role yester­
day when they not only served as
guests of the Chamber of Com­
merce Forum Luncheon but pro­
vided the program for thia meet­
ing.
After the introduction of
geests. President O. F. Carson of
the local Chamber, briefly ex­
plained the purpose of the meet­
Tiding» Will1
ing. and introduced President J,
” Letter
A. Churchill of the Southern Ore­
gon Normal School, whp preaided
(Continued From Page Ona)
at the meeting and Introduced
members of the facdlty.
through your own eyes akd then
Community singing led by write your Impressions in your
Leon* G. Marstera, normal school own words. .
supervisor of music, done much
The contest win result . in
to make the meeting a success, spreading Ashland’s , fame to
and Verne V. Caldwell, instruct­ many distant cities and atatds. It
or of Psychology, and the main will be wonderful publicity for
speaker, told o( the value of the the community, and it Is reason­
Intelligence Taut, as It related to able to expect that these letters
the schools.
.
will result In bringing many
The principal value aa pointed visitors to Ashland daring the
out by Mr. Caldwell is In the 19S7 tourist season.
Judges Selected
assistance it gives the Instructor,
The Tidings has selected five
in determining quickly those
things concerning-a pupils de­ representative citizens to serve
ficiencies .that would normaly re­ as judges and their decisions will
quire a b ou t.* .yean association, be final. The judges are 3. A.
beforé they would he sufficiently Churchill, president of the South­
brought out, to enable them to be ern Oregon state normal school;
corrected. The speaker went into G. A. Briscoe, City superlntend-
the early history oh the testa,
explaining kow they were based
upon B4 questioning each quest­
ion the answer to which, repre­
sents » certain period in a stu­
dent*'manta] age.
P r é s id e n t C’b v r c h i l l in closing
the meeting i took '^occasion to
During this ia st five
yeanr, the enrollment in
the schabte Of higher
education in the United
MF BAP Vp
g —»
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mately doubled.
It is the desire of the
younger generation to
better conditions for
$em selves, to prepare
themselves to earn more
money, in order to live
better and enjoy more.
This bank is always glad to consult with you in
matters pertaining to finance and tbA education of
* your children-
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