TUXSDAT
Calendar of Events— .
Wednesday, Nov. 8.— A uxiliary to
T rin ity ....................
Guild
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the
Parish House.
Wednesday, Nov. 8 — W . B. A.
meets in the Odd Fellows H a lt
Thursday, Nov. 4.— T rin ity Guild
meets in the'P aris House.
Thursday, Nov. 4.— Baptist Ber-
lan Class meets at home of Mrs.
H. C. Hanson, 63 Gresham.
TH U R S D A Y, Nov. 4.— Stringed
Instrument club meets at home
of Miss L illia n Olsen on Laurel
Aypnue.
Friday, tyov. 8. — Foreign Mis­
sionary Society of the M. E.
church meets at home of Mrs.
C. E. P ratt, 438 N. Main, at
2:80 p. m.
Wednesday Nov. 10.— The P. T.
A. and the ladles of the Civic
Clpb w ill give a reception at
the Civic Club House fo r all
the teachers la-Ashland.
Y o u « People Bnteetolned a t
Party—
The young people of Ashland
were delightful entertained a | a
Hallowe'en progreestve party Sat­
urday evening, given by
the
yyung people representing the
societies of the Congregational,
Christian, Baptist, Presbyterian
nnd Methodist churches.
¿ach society met at its own
church and went In groups to the
Congregational church,
where
they were served delicious vege­
table soup and crackers, after
which they were entertained with
clever stunts, /T h e merry party
then went to ' t h e C h r is t ia n
church and were entertained with
a mock, wedding and were served
sandwtehes.
A t tj»e~
Baptist
church they had pumpkin pie
and were shown ghosts gad a
corpse. The Presbyterian church
came next. Here they were
served cider and were entertain­
ed w ith a play. The party ended
at the Methodist church; where
they were served with doughnuts
and were entertained w ith music.
This party, which was well at­
tended, was one of the most de-
lig h tfp lo f Its’bind that was given
Saturday evening.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies
Commodity Club met at the
school with about twenty ladles
in attendance.
Visitors were,
Mrs. M orris Jones of Talent; Mrs.
Coyle of Pasadena. Cal.; Mrs,
Geo. Bishop and M r * Robert HIU-
yer of Valley View.
A fte r the usual routine of
business (be meeting was turned
over to Mrs! Davenhill, chairman
of the program committee. Roll
«all was answered by members
telling a few interesting 'facts
about some of the most Import-'
ant cities of . the United States.
Mrs. Harry Weggant who baa
been ill for several days la Im­
ploring slowly.
Mrs. Mary Leech of Ashland
was a caller at the Stratton home
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Leer of
Elmo, Wash., are the guests of
Mrs. Van Leer’s (rother, W a .
Glenn and wife:
vetobet meeting w ill comprise a
study of England, w ith
M r*.
Stella Morse as leader.
M r. and Mrs. Claire Btoffer ddd
family moved' to K lam ath Falls
Wednesday. '
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As the club is taklns up a trav­
el study this year and a ll , the
members are taking an imaginary
trip to Europe, the program for
this,m eeting consisted of papers
descriptive ot the trip across the
continent e v e r, three different
routes a northern, a southern and
a central route, fey M r r Daven-
hiU, Mrs. Glasgow and Mabel
Reechert, respectively.
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Returned to Ashland—
. Verner Carson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. o. 8. Carson of Iowa street, |
has returned to Ashland after an I
ttbeeuce of several months. He •
hag been in Central America.
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