ja?
Those who enjoyed this happy af­
fa ir war«: A n nie'W ells, Emma
Cook, Lorraine Brookmlller, A l­
ice P ratt and M ary Onley,
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•d and before being lifted Into it, say good- bye fas b ln t«
Dr. Wood shook heads with those friends and Me eelgbbore.
aropnd him and asked them to
His diagnosis graved ssi
James Nutter la the new,
change manager for the lb
News, as Charles tla r y , who
ed the posltlod before, was I
nated In mid-term^ <
LONDON — (U P ) — Knock­
Ashland Study Clot» Meets
CALBNDAR O F EVEN TS
Wedneedhy, Feb. 18— Ladles Aid
Society of the M. B. church will
meet at the home of Mrs. L.
Howard on Gresham street.
Wednesday, Feb. 1A—-The Wom­
en’s Missionary Society of the
Baptist church w ill meet In the
church parlors at 8:80.
Wednesday, Feb. 18— Presbyter­
ian Missionary Society w i l l
meet w ith Mrs. Hitchcock on
Oak Street. Mrs. K T. Mitch-
more w ill be the leader of the
meeting.
Thursday, Feb. 1 7.— Baby Clinic
w ill be held In the Civic club­
house on Winburn Way,
F R ID A Y , Feb. 18.— D. A. R. w ill
have a luncheon at th e 'L ith la
Springs hotel at one o'clock.
Those wishing to attend please
phone 804-L.
Friday, Feb. 18.-—Who Do Class
of the M. E. church w ill meet
with Miss Ada Hartley on Knob
H ill.
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T H E LONGEST DAY
Who would check the happy feel­
ing
That Inspires the linnet’s song?
Who would stop the swallow,
wheeling
On her pinions swift and strong?
The Ashland Study Club met
Monday afternoon, February 7 at
the attractive home of Mrs. C. . B.
Pell on Granite street.
» Mrs. D. Perossl gave a splend­
id review of-C arl Sandberg's L in ­
coln, which was both Interesting
and delightful. Mrs. H. O. An­
derson had charge of the second
part of the program and told very
Interesting things about the early
history of Ashland.
' The next meeting of this organ­
isation w ill be held at the home
of Mrs. Louis Dodge on the Boule­
vard Monday afternoon, Febru­
ary IB.
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E lk ’s Ladies Card Club M eets ■-
The Elk's ladles Card club held
their regular meeting In the lar
dies' club rooms of the Elks tem­
ple Thursday afternoon, Febru­
ary 10.
There was a large at­
tendance, among whom was sev­
eral Medford ladles. -
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent playing cards, there being
ten tables of Bridge and Five
Hundred in play.
Mrs. Tony
Franco WaS'awardpd first prise In
Bridge and Mrs. Mary Wtlshlre
received first prise-in Five Hun­
dred. ,
The hostesses, M|rs. W ill M it­
chell and Mrs. Oeorge Rose, serv­
ed delicious refreshments.
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Fellowship Dinner W ell
Attended—
The Fellowship dinner which
was given at the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening,
February nlneth, was well attend-
Henry Enders gars the student
New legislation to be brought
body a rousing pep speech Friday up at the next student body meglr
morntag. M r. Kinders rendered a tag Is in regard to new sweaters
little oonstructlre criticism to the for basketball. . In the past y e a n ,
students, that struck home. . '
the sweaters tor both football and
He said that the high school basketball hare been red
w ith
bad gotten la a ra t of thinking white stripes. The new agitation
and acting. Just dormant. M r. is 'fo r white sweaters a o d ^ A
Enders then lead the student body stripes, for basketball alone.; ¡^A
in several pep songs and request- tre a t deal of electioneering la tdk-
ed the students to think what they 'ng place - and the next student
wens singing, put their heart Into ¿body meeting promises to be very
It, rather than the mechanical interesting.
repetition of the -words.
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M r, Enders* talk put the fight
Miss Letha Dodge has returned
in the students and a large num- to Ashland high school f. r o m
ber turned ont for the basketball Washington, where she attended
games this week-end to support school the first semester. A group
their fighting team.
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of enthusiastic friends m e t. Miaa
Reverend Hammond of ,the
T rin ity Episcopal church of this
city guvs an address Friday after­
noon to the assembled student
body on Abraham • Lincoln. Hb
told of some of his earliest Im­
pressions of onr martyred presi­
dent, who was nominated for the
office of president when Rev.
Hammond was Just a small boy.
Rev. Hammond help everyone's
attention during his talk, which
was mnc> enjoyed by the entire
student body.
Miss Jdlldred Crain, physical
training teacher, Is confined to
her home with the flu.
Miss Laura Ragnse’s classes NINTV-FOVRTH BIRTHDAY
were suspended Friday afternoon
IB OBSERVED BY TWINS
as she was 111 at home.
Mrs. Margaret Wales demon­
strated to the domestic art and
science classes the new fluid.
•M u -A rt,” which Is used In trans­
ferring pictures from newspapers
and magasines on 4o cloth. Sev­
eral of the girls.bought bottles
Following a delicious dinner of the preparation. Mrs. Wales
And, while shades to shades suc­ the guests spent the evening. In
demonstrated nt the Junior high
ceeding
conversation.
school Friday.
Steal the landscape from the night
I would urge this moral pleading.
Last foreruner of "Good night!"
Yet, at this Impressive season,
Wopja
which tenderness
can
speak
From the truths of homely rea­
son
M ight exalt the loveliest cheek;
The free hand drawing elan* la
now engaged In making posters
for the operetta “ Miss Cherry
Blossom,” which the glee clubs
w ill present soon.
The young people of the Bap-
M O N EY
tlst church held n Washington
Send this nd and 10 cents to
and Lincoln birthday social In the Toley A Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
parlors of that Baptist ehnrch Chicago, 111., w riting your name
Friday evening, February 11.
and address clearly. Yon w ill
The rooms were b-autlf-’” - 'receive n tria l bottle of Foley's
decorated in
patriotic colors, * Honey and T a r Compound, for
which required much work a rd ! coughs, colds, croup (spasmodic)
patience on the part of the decor- £nd tickling throat; also a trial
atora.
racket each of Foley Pllla, a dl-
Everyone enjoyed the splendid .p.retie stimulant for the kidneys,
program and delicious refresh- £nd p oiey Cathartic Tablets ta t
ments, which were part of the constipation, biliousness and nick
evening, FebrugtxJO.
ng's entertainment. Mach headaches.
These
wonderful
The evening'was spent playing
r is due Miss Clnrabell Mora- ^medies ijavo helped millions of
cards M r. Dan Kay racairihg first
house for her faith fu l work
for
prise and M r. Gay Randles was among the yonng petyle, both nt erywhere. _ No. j .
swarded donsolatioa.
Mrs. CroabyAguests were: M r.
and Mrs. D. F. Kay. Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Rankles, M r. and Mrs. M. B.
Randles, Mr? and Mrs.' liay Roa- Presbyterlnn Church W ill Meet—
encranz and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
The Women's Missionary So­
Gredbremer.
ciety of the Preabyteria^ church
w ill hold their m onthly' meeting
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With Mrs. Fred HRchooekt at M l
Entertained Friends at Dinner—
Miss Elizabeth Stearns was the Oak street, Wednesday afternoon
hostess nt n delightful six o’clock at two-thirty:
Topics are*. "Chosen" (K orea)
dinner, which was served to a
group of her friends nt her and “The American Indigh” , and
home on Oak street Wednes- ♦ he devotional* w ill be led by Mrs.
L. Mlksch.
Mrs. M. B. Reilly,
Mrs. Kate Nlme and Mrs. J. R.
Robertson will speak on "Cho­
sen” and Mrs. H. T. Mltchelmore
w in speak on ** American In ­
dians" and the work among them.
Mrs. J. W . Mc/Coy w ill review
two chapters of “Onr Templed
H ills,” by Felton.
The Wednesday club of the
Presbyterian church w ill enter­
tain the choir and the orchestra
of the chnrch, with their families,
on Friday evening In the church
parlors.
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College Women’s Club Meets la
There are 365 days in the Medford—
The Rogue River Valley Col­
year’ but if each Monday
lege
Women’s Club met Saturday,
is a day of worry, bother
February 18 a t the home of Mrs.
and, inconvenience, you R. W . Stearns in Medford.
have subtracted 52 days
The program consisted mainly
out of the year—you have of a reading by Mrs. - James
spoiled 52 days * which Campbell of “The Collegian" an Real Estate A Peal Insnnao
might have been reserved annual publication of the club
composed of contributions from
Bstab. 1888 at 41 B. Mala St.
for better things:
the pens of the various members.
Phoao E l l
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B R IG H TO N , Eng. — (U N ) —
Matthew and M ark, the famous
Brighton twins, recently celebrat­
ed their 94th birthdays. Among
the greetings which they received
from nil parts of England was
a message from King George ex
pressing the hope that they “ are
enjoying good health."
Born in Brighton when it was
a mere coastal fishing town, both
of the twins remember when Eng­
lish trains had neither tops nor
sides.
Mark haa, been married
once and has four sons, one of
whom is over 70. Matthew was
married twice, hut has no chil­
dren.
M r. F . O. Carty o< Medford,
who haa been a hougs guest of
M r. and Mrs. 8. K . Barnes, dur­
ing a period of recuperation, left
Sunday with his fam ily tor De­
troit, his former home, and the
present home of hla mother Ev­
eryone who* met Mr. Carty here
likes him, and we sincerely hope
the trip east will benefit him.
ed down and m a over by his awn
For quality, purity and flavor,
oaf. Dr. Sidney Wood, aged 82,
physician and surgeon, wared
away those who went to assist
ask your grocer for
him, and carefully examined hitn-
Ashland Creamery
BUTTER
self.
4
"Don't trouble to more me to
hospital," he said at length.
"Leare me here because I know
■ t h e practices for the Bellview that I shall be dead soon. I can­
pfiMT. "Cyclops Sally" are getting not more my legs; my spine Is
good, and’ the public can bo as­ rractnred."
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sured of a treat tor Thursday - H e had cranked his ear when
and Friday nights. 8eats are on It was in gear after attending a
sale at The Rose, and the build­ patient In Bottlaham, near Cam­
ing w ill be just sold out tor the bridge. An ambulance was call-
'nights. Thera w ill not have to
be "Just standing room," as was
the night of the Christmas enter­
tainment .
Some women of the community
,clab are meeting at the commun­
it y house Tuesday afternoon to
oomplete work started last week
toward making the d u b - houae
maee up to date.
MORE PROOF
Chevrolet is meeting with
i n c r e a s i n g favor in
branches* of the Hertz
Drive-ur-Self Corporation
all over the country, due
to their low cost of main­
tenance and their depend­
ability, coupled w i t h
simart appearanee. This
company having just ad­
ded another fleet of Chev-
rblets in Washington D.
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet Dealers
Fulla: Paints
Varnishes
GENERAL AUTO SERVICE
DOES YOUR CAR NEED WORK^DONE ON
BEFORE SPRING!
Wo do oiling, greasing and car washing that
satisfies.
paint and varnish for
•very Bead
J. O. RIGG
LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE
DOUBLE
ACTING
cmzMicr
Study This
In considering poultry-raising as an in­
dustry, Ashland may well study what
other communities which are developing
poultry raising for commercial marketing
have accomplished.
As one concrete example, we understand
that Humboldt County, ^California, in­
creased its baby chick population from
10,000 in the spring of 1985 to 150,000 last
year. Very likely the million mark, will
be passed this year, for the industry is
now well organised.
Poultry raising on a cotamercial scale
may be considered as a worth-while in­
dustry for Jackson County. Why not let’s
start the ball rolling at Ashland?
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with
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