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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1926)
ASHLAND D A R T TIDINGS SATURDAY, CHARLIE CHAPLIN PLAYS HIS COVETED TRAGEDY BUT IT’S IN REAL LIFE lo molhejj accusing Cl cruel braim ent ¿nA I Aiuorcti to that J . Ckaplm now realizes, perhaps, Ihot hit zecm t with has been Ar; [fi« * he is pU yini khepeit o f a fcro^eAian— In real life btructlre talk of Me, Hosier on *'Ttae Storine of Baiba ” . * « « Hoard of Camp F ir« Orgnnlzn- THE KA/Í SPLITTER* (Published by the pupils o f Lincoln public school) Miss Dorothy ' Raid, E diter Haturday, Dec. 11.—-College Club meeting has been changed from Mrs. E. E. K elly’s, »11 Queen Anne, Medford, to the Y. W . C. A. rooms, Medford. Hat unlay, Dec. 11.— Daughters of the Nile meet in Medford at 2 P. m. • • ’ H a tu n la y , Dec. 11. — Rainbow Class of the Presbyterian church meets af the home off Mrs. 'Dement, 50“2 Fairview street, at 7:30 p. m. Monday,’ Dec. 18.——A rt Club w ill have a Christmas party in the Civic Club House on Wfnburn Way. . . W ednesday, Dec. 11.— Social Cir- in the church parlors at 2:30 Monday, Dee. 13.— Ashland Study Club will meet at the home, of Mrs. Louis Dodge on the Boule vard. 3|on<lay, ■ Dec. 18. — Epworth League Dramatic club meets at the M. E. church. Tuotwlay, Dec. 14.— AC, P. E. O., w ill meet with Mrs. Sam M o . R alr, Tuesday, Dec. T*.— Upper Valley Community Club meets. Tuesday? D ec, 14i~*-W. C; < tt meets in the public library. Wednesday, Dec. 15.— A u x ilia ry to T rin ity Guild meets in the Parish House Wednesday, Bee. IB.— Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets in the church parlors. Thursday, Dec. IO.— Baby Clinic club hopse, on Winburn Way. 8 8 8 United in Marriage— • The board of sponsors of the local Campfire organizations of Ashland, met for a business ses sion on Monday evening, Decem ber sixth at the Presbyterian church. ! • J The board la considering the possibility of securing a suitable place that the girls may use for headquarters and feel certain that Ashland citizens w ill be glad to' assist ft donU such -dU d is per fected. ■ ’ .........« » » • • - C H R M TM A S STORY I t was the night before Christ mas and M r. and Mrs. Reacker and their son, Johnny, were sit ting before the fireplace. John ny asked' how does Santa Claus come down the fireplace without burning himself?” W ell, said Mrs. Reacker, hesitating a mo ment. "W ell, he blows the fire out theh domes down the chim ney and puts presents that you wan< If you have g een . a good .boy. Then be goes up the chim ney and that’s why you find the fire out when yob get up to find your Christmas presents. *' ; k : .N E W E L L E L L IO T T 6 A GRADE Charles W arren brought us * nice Christmas tree. Children are bringing decoration for It. B B and 4 A Room The 6 B and 4 A room is working out a dramatisation of the story of The Holly Goblin for the Christmas program. Each di vision in the ltyiguage class is working out a short dramatisation of a Christmas story to be given Dec. 17. The boys in the 5 B played the G A and 4 B boys In a football e&me last Saturday. The 5 A and 6 B boys won with a score of Gi l l . Another game w ill be played this Saturday. Hostess Of Birthday D b riri*— ’ Mrs. Guy Randles was the gra- ftouz hostfes a t a birthday dinner, Thursday evening, December #, given in honor of her husband’s birthday. i j A fter a delicious sly , o’clock dinner, the guests speat a v e ry S IX T H G R A D E A R T -------- happy evening in conversation This week in art we have been Misa Marsters fave us a lovely and playing, carols. . , making poinsettas to decorate our Those who enjoyed this de three part song. We were very windows for Christmas. Miss ria d to have it for Christmas. lightful hospitality were M r. and Bork also got a real polnsetta, DOROTHY SLACK Mrs. J. E. Randles, M r. and Mrs. which Is very pretty. M. E. Randles and son, Bobby, JOAN M OSIER Melvin Beagle, Mrs. Lulu Van- « B PLANNING PROGRAM wegen, the honored guest, Guy The Intermediate classes are Handles and the hostess, M rs ., A SURPRISE getting up a Christmas program. Guy Randles and family. was W surprise to the The sixth grade is making up a play from “ L ittle Women” t by Lady E lk s Card Club Meets— “ The L ady Elk's card clu b held ix>uisa Alcott. ‘ W e are also going Fresh Sweet Oranges its”*regular meeting in the club fO have * tree. W e hope our pWr-' ropfna’ ThursdtJ a fte m M n , I De- gram w ill be interesting as we are gll trying to make it so. < Fresh Sweet Oranges 8 3 per bog, p f. three hundred large else. Boxes larger than stand TWere was a good attendance ard sise. Sound fru it ana sat and a most delightful afternoon isfaction guaranteed or money was spent In playing bridge aqd back. We pay express charges. fire-hundred. Mrs. Domino Pro mal school w ill be present besides A box of these makes an ap vost w on'first prize in'bridge and several guests. Dancing and preciated . Christmas gift. Re m it with order. Mrs. Wade held high . score In cards w ill be the main feature's of the evening’s entertainment, and five-hundred. Acme Orange Farms Dainty hhd delicious? refresh at a late hour, refreshments w ill LaGrange, Texas » ments were served by the hostess be served. es, Mrs. George Rose and Mrs. Jud M iller. STARTER A short business meeting was GENERATOR held in which Mrs. J. D. McRae BATTERY was elected president of the chib IGNITION for the yéar and Mr». C. I. Porter, Miss Elsie Newbry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Newbry of Talent and Mr. Ernest Williams, non of' Mr. and «!?•„ T a W11‘ Hams of Ashland, were united in ' 8 8 8 marriage by the Rev. H. F. Pem berton In the /Ashland Methodist Faculty CTirlstaue Party In Episcopal parsonage, Thursday, Dittila Springs HoteL— , The Southern Orpgqn N, December ninth. T h e ' young married couple1 school faculty w irf h iv e a-C have many friends both in Ash mas party in the ballroom of the land and Talent, who Will wish Llthia Springs Hotel, this eve them much happiness and success ning, Saturday, December 11. The dntlrh faculty o f the Nor- id their future life., ■ Fuller Paints Yamishes A paint and ^varnish for every need J. O. RIGG COILS TRY US! W e can give you the best of service on the above class of repair work. Auto Electric and Kiris of Miss Bork’z room at the Lincoln school, when she re ceived a nice potted polnsetta for the room. K A R L MOORE 6 B Mr. Rush helped some of the boys The 5 A and 6 B are making a make the fireplace. We lik e 'o u r theatre. We will use it in geo Christmas border of 8anta Claus, graphy and other studies too. The fir trees and fireplaces. On the first rpel is of China. rand table we hare the three wise W A Y N E HARRIS men going to Bethlehem. . 5 A Grade DOROTHY. EASTM AN The Sixth grade of room 8 is 2nd Grade VIHITORH having Studebaker Drills. The Mrs. Andrews came to visit our number of the. drills run up to The flth A and sixth B are fifty. We have so many to do in making Christmas borders to put room and wo showed her our five minutes. The ones who are on the walls. W e are making fire Onas Pow Wow paper. She in the lead are: Rudolph Peder places, Santa Clauses and Christ thought It very good. I am sure One of the boys we want her to come again. son. Rachel Forsythe, Malcolm mas trees. brought a Christmas tree to put Meyer, Merle Wells. CATHRYN DOYLE in our room. We are making W IL L IA M SANFORD 5 A Grade • A Grade some Christmas tree decorations. M IL D R E D URBAN LANGUAGE work The flth and sixth B wrote stor ies about self control. After a while we are going to copy them in ink. Then we are going to make a book to put them in. H A ZEL MOORE 6 B T H E TA BLEAU X We are going to give a table aux at Christmas. The 5 A are going to give one and 6 B are go ing to give one too. They are In (Please Turn to Page 5) A GROUP PARAGRAPH We have been making hot dish mats in the fourth grade. These mats are going to be Christmas gifts. After the mats were made they were given several coata of shellac. L i’ ’ . ... W A V A A R AN T I j OOKH LIKE CHRISTMAS Norman brought us a nice big fir tree. We have brought some decorations and also made some. Hot Mineral Baths [W ill keep yon fit during thg winter. Our mineral la a rec ognized cure for Rheumatism Jackson Hot Springs at ains 1926 Ford Sedan 1926 Chev. Coach 1925 Chev Touring, 1924 Chev. 4-Pau Coupe ............ .. 1924 Ford Roadster Delivery .......... MOUNT CREST RANCH 1400 $600 $485 Thursday, Dec. 16th One mile west of Hilt and 1 mile south Oregon line, 2 miles west Pacific Highway. . $350 $125 All Oars in Good Condition 25 Head Livestock Farm ¿Ynplements of all kinds, blacksmith tools, furniture and household goods. Free Lunch at Noon Automotive Shop Watch for signboard on Pacific Highway, Chevrolet .Dealers SEE THE SMOOTHEST CHEVROLET A. E. Graham, Auctioneer Reginald R. Parsons, Owner. Remember The Date, Thursday, Dec. 16th COME IN FOR BREAKFAST We serve strictly fresh Ashland eggs and Sw ift’s Premium ham and bacon. This is a de licious, satisfying breakfast for these cold mornings. You ean’t beat this breakfast for 45 cents. TAVERN CAFE JOE LANE 8 8 8 Musical« at Presbyterian Church n Derided Success— The musicale given by the mu% slcal organizations of the high school at the Presbyterian ebureh op Monday evening, December 6, was of unusual interest. The work was directed by-Miss Laura Raguse, Who 1« music sup ervisor of the public schools. Eq- semble effects attained by the or chestra and other groups were most excellent and Miss Raguse Is to be congratulated on the success .attained In such a short time. Both the boys’ * and girls glee , clubs are larger this year than us ual and are presenting some very interesting popular numbers. The orchestra lost some strong mem bers this year, but a good many new players have volunteered who w ill soon work into the places. Monday evening’s program, which was really a contribution to «he yearly program of the Ashland Music Study Club, called out a fine audience that taxed the ca pacity of the chui'ih. The stu dents are assured a good audience when they give a similar event. 8 8 « The Ashland Floral Society of this city at their last meeting, Monday, December sixth, in the public library, eleoted the follow ing officers for the coming year: Mrs. Lewis H. Jacks, president; Mr. Harry Hosier,e vice-president: Mrs. Frank Jordan, s'crtftary and treasurer. , , Those present enjoyed Jlw la- Special Rates WITH EACH USED CAR SOLD BETWEEN NOW AND CHRIST- DURINO W ashday Each Week. Take Your Choie? Of At the Ashland Laundry and if you need all the other we will be glad to call whenever you wish. ' And Get This: “We Have The Service Yen Want When Yon Want It” - PHONE z 1 6 5 . ASHLAND . LAUNDRY CO. MAS. Special Round-Trip Tickets w ill be on sale to points listed below from December 18, 1888 to January a, 1027. Final Return lim it January 4, 1997. While Shopping Portland Salem Albany When you’ve made the round of the shops in an effort io complete, your Christmas list, yoû’ll enjoy dining,out. Corvallis Monmouth Eugene Cottage Grove Shopping is tiresome and i f s 90 won der you dread the thought of cooking. RECONDITIONED Ashland 7 :00, 10:00 A. M., 8 :4 8 P. M. LUNCHEON 65o Grants Pose 0 :1 8 A. M., 19:80, 8 :8 0 P. M, FORDS Wo must make room for Storage. We have cut the prico on all our used cars for Quick Sale. Claycomb Motor Co The Ford Garage . COMFORTABLE COACHES Instoad you can rest, enjoy a good meal and excellent service. Medford 7 :4 8 , 10:88 A. M., 4 :8 0 P . M. . DINNER $1.00 Clearance Sale Lincoln Lithia Springs Hotel Fordson // DOES Make a Difference Intemrban Stage Co, Phone 47 Where You Bur Your Ford