Alpha Club Meets — .
Cooper.'
,
on Wednesday afternoon, Octo
The regular business session ber n.
The Alpha Club met Tuesday
afternoon. October 12, at tho was then held and it waa decided
to bold the annual hasaar and Kntertaiaed TU Dinner—
Masonic H all.
Saturday,
Owing to the fact that a ma cooked-food sale on
Mrs. Domino Provost was the
jo rity of the member» were in December 11, the place to be charming hostess at a “stage**
Klamath Falla, the usual busi announced lajer. A decision was dinner party for her hnstand,
ness session waa postponed and reached to hold a social and get- Tuesday evening, October 11, at
the afternoon
waa
pleasantly acquainted a ffa ir in the evening, her unusually attractive home on
spent
in
a
strictly
social
way.
once a month, thereby enabling VanNess Avenue.
Saturday, Oct. 10— W.
R. C.
Refreshments of home-made those who cannot attend in the
A t seven o’clock an exquisitely
meets in the Odd Fellows H all
pie with whipped «yearn and cof afternoon to be present In the appointed five-course dinner was
at 3 P m.
•
fee were daintly Served by ■ the ( , evening. The date of this func attractively served by the host
Mowday, Oct. 1«.— Ashland 8tudy
committee in charge.
tion w ill also be given later.
ess. Flowers, daintily arranged,
Club. Meets at the home of
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Concluding the business ses graced the center of the table.
Mrs. J. W. McCoy, on N. Mate
Wednesday Club Meets —
The evening waa spent playing
sion, a pleasant social h ea r waa
street.
The Wednesday Club of the spent, dainty refreshments be cards, and listening to the j;adlo.
Monday, Oct. 18.— Royal Neigh
Those to whom this delightful
Presbyterian church held its reg ing served by the committee in
bors meet In Moose Hall.
hosptality was
extended
were
charge;
chairman,
Mrs.
Cooper,
ular
monthly
meeting
in
the
Tusday, Oct. 19. — Civic Club
Carl H . Loveland, B ill Allen,
assisted
by
.
Mrs.
Duncan.
Mrs.
church
parlors,
Wednesday
after
meets at-the Civic Club house
Crowson, sad Mrs. Davis.
The ESrl Crow, Bob W arner; M r. Sel
noon, " October 13.
on ,Winburn Way.
k irk, R illing Schuerman, Melvin
tables
were
beautifully
and
artis
The ladles spent the first part
Tuesday, Oct. 19.— Alpha C hat
Kaegi, Domino Provost and the
tically
decorated
with
many
ter No. 1, O. E. 8., meets in the of the afternoon making paper
hostess Hrs. Domino Provost.
flowers, after whieh a short pro brightly colored flowers, roses
Masonic Hall.
and
dahlias
predominating.
Wednesday, Oct. 510— W . B. A. gram waa presented. Mrs. C. V.
The next meeting w ill be held
(Please Turn to Page 5)
beautiful
meets in the Odd Fellows H all. Howell played two
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Social Circle Meets Wednesday—
The Social Circle of the Chris
tian Church held Its regular
meeting, ' Wednesday afternoon
at 1 :10 p. m„ October 13, in the
church parlors.
v
The meeting opened with a
song, Mrs. Duncan accompanying
at the piano, after which pray
er was offered by Mrs. Fannie
One Day Service
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% teaspoon W hite Pepper
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X teaspoon Paprika
% teaspoon Sugar
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% teaspoon Salt
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Stories to Close
Early For Play
At Normal School
In order, to stimulate Interest
|p th e appearance, here tomorrow
night of the Moroni Olsen Play
ers In “ Dear Bratus’’ at the nor
mal school auditorium, most of
the Ashland merchant« <111 qiqse
their stores at 1:11 tomorrow
evening In order that their
rlerg* and the public generally
might attend the play.
These talented players are be
ing brought 4o Ashland und^r tb«
direct supervision of the normal
□fhool faculty and students, and
"deal residents w ill be given a
chance to hear them at a much
lower price than the people of
Portland and elsewhere.
The curtain will rise promptly
at 1:30, which w ill permit people
to complete their shopping and
arrive at the nornal school io
time for the opening act.
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Sandwiches, bread-asd-buttar. jsUy spreads between
a n depend upan pood bread as an ingredient.
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The Oregon Congress of Par
ents and Teachers hereby calls
upon Its faithful membership to
send duly accredited delegates
and representatives to meet m
c-tuvention of the First M. E.
chu-rh, Salem, Ore,, October 2'5
to 2S.
Ba«h aseociaNbn
ia Jackson
county ia requested to send a re-
r u t of tbs year's work with the
uu ines of the n .w president, time
and fiscs of meeting to the Jack-
sovvtUe county council P. T. A.
Bold*,
Woodlawn
Orchard,
Centrai
Point, Ore., at once
It la the duty of thia
to promote the organiaation pf
new groups, give help and gain
the cooperation of all their tanlta
In matters affecting the children
of the county.
Any question ia regard to thin
association w ill be gladly answer
ed. Any suggestion that you feel
might make thia work of more
benefit A the School and com
munity w ill be welcome.—-Mrs. C
E. Bolds, president.
a umbers on the violin accompan
ied at the piano by Mrs. H . T. .
Mitchelmore.
Mrs. Mitchelmore
then played two numbers on the
piano.
Dainty refreshments of home
made pumpkin pie w ith whipped
cream and coffee were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. F. W . H itch
cock and Mrs. J. M. Ross, who
took the place of Mrs. 8. D. Tay
lor, who could not attend on ac
count o f’ Illness.
I
Wednesday, Oct. 20.— Missionary
Sosiety ; of the Presbyterian
ch"rch, meets in the church
parlors.
Thursday, Oct. > 21. — T rin ity
Guild, will give a public card
party at the Parish House.
Friday, Oct. 29
Ladles of the
Civic Club will give a Hallo
we’en party at the Civic Club
bouse, for a hospital benefit.
Wednesday, Nov. f t — The P. T.
A. and the ladies of the Civic
Club w ill give a reception at
the Civic Club bouse for all
the teachers in Ashland.
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P. T. A. Delegates to Mate
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BAKERY