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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1927)
ceived h« -National F%dura»<°® ■ <A- ‘Music AH »«*41 dubs to help iteae the land of prove m J’r t f . ’ rfnd MrJ. £,* B! J&ghi at Otsrenee Byrd g»ve S paHy to w ‘ three hundred •thaussnd dollars tended the Gold H ill - Ashland de group of his friends Sunday wf* during the MacDowell w e e k, bate at Ashland High Inst Friday tornooa a t Mo horns. “v ', ' March seventh to fourteenth. evening wherh M r. .Vraas offie- . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Connor .^ad The program of the evening, latod as one pf the Judges. fam ily who recently came from “ American Compptera” » m . then Miss Emma Crawford who has Saturday, Mar. 3.—-Talent Com- turned overjt® Mrs. E. A. Wood«, F lier, Idaho, hgvh m ovyl into too been making an axtended1 visit hou^o formerly occupied h y '^ M muuity club will, have ua old- ehahranna. 1 i ' > < • . with her Parents left' fo r 8 |n Bop«. fashioned dance in the city hall ‘ ' A t the close of the third num Francisco le ft Sunday to attend to in Talent. Dwight VhnmoUt o f 0 . A* *C. ber the chairman asked for any Monday, Mar. T. A. Coun additional remark« and much en business matters. - • filled 'the pulpit nt the If. B. cil meets at 2 p. m. In the pub church Sunday. ' ' thusiasm was expressed. The lic library. H. W K to to .h ad »s » Tfgltor story of “A W ild Rose" was told S. plgpo dge» “Trium phal Msrah,” Monday, Mar. 7^— Neighbors of hr Mr«. L . Hansen, and followed Krocgey, plgyed h r Mrs. H- 9- Sunday. Ed R14dle of Riddle, Ore. the Woodcraft w ill meet to the by a beautiful piano solo “To a Alklna and Mrs. A. R, W illits ; i: . B. Boon, W. Jacobs gad W. L 0 . 0 . F. hall at 7:30 p. m. W ild Rose" by Miss Haight. The life sketch of Charles W.akefleld Cochran motored to Healy* Satur following the meeting there story of the pseudonym of Mac Cadman by Mrs. Robertson; J, day night where they played for w ill be a Sat, Patrick's part/, Dowell, “ Edgar Thorne” was giv vocal duet "A t Dawning,” Gad- a daneo. party. Mr. and Mra,; James Popp, Mr. en by Rose Aiken. Mrs. Beebe man. by Mra. E. O. Smith and Miss Tuesday, Mar. «.— Junior High told of the five thousand dollar JeJar Anderson, accompanied at ’and Mrs. C. W . Long and daugh P. T. A. meets at 3 p. m. in the reward given Mrs. Edward Mac- the piano by Mrs. Van Fossen;' 8. ter, Iris, and Mr. and M is. M. E. school building. Good program. Howell, the America#' "woman, life sketch ef Mra. H. H. Beach Both motored to K lam ath Falls Tuesday, Mar. «.— Delphian« will who had made the greatest contri by Mra..,Stanley Robinette; 9. vo Bunday. meet in the Lithia Springs hotel bution The boys d h b of Talen t played to the country’s artis cal solo “When Mamma Sing«,“ at I p. m. tic advancement during thei year Beach, by Mrs. E. 0 . Smith ac the Comrade Clnb of Ashland at Wednesday. Mar. A— »Wednesday 1*23. companied at the piano by Mrs. Ashland last Saturday. T aleni , club will meet at the homo of VanFossen and *10. vqcb I duet, lo jt by ano point, The following program was Mrs. Wilmer» Poley on Gresh "The Yearls k t The Spring*,”’ M r. and Mrs. H. W . Keese spent given: “American Composers— Beach, by M rs. E. O. Smith and the weok-en« In K lam ath Falls am Street, 1. boyhood of Edward MacDowell W<xluesday, Mar. U p per.V al by Mrs. F . L . Putnam; 2. plapo Miss Jean Anderson, accompanied w ith M r. Ksese’f mother. M rs/ ley community club w ill meet solos (a ) “ By a Meadow Brook,” at tbe piano by Mrs. Van Fossen. in the’ clubrooma. Mias Flor A t the close of’' the program MacDowell and “ From' a Wan ence York. Home Demonstra Miss Wanda Hinkle, a very gifted dering Iceberg," MacDowell, play musician, favored tbe club with tion agent, w ill be present, ed by Miss Berna Haight; 3. Pet Saturday, Mar. 12.— College Glub erborough Colony by Mrs. C. V. two piano numbers “ Hebrew Mel will meet at the home of Miss G O N E ! Howell; <. Ufa sketoh of E. R. ody” by Joseph Acbrou-and “ Rten- Marie Myers, Medford, Oregon. attee Romance“ by Jesse Craw Krocger by. Mrs. A. J. McCallep; ford. 33 It 33 . I WOULD THAT I KNBW I f a radiant flood of sunlight Carried the gold of my love to you. In a shower of gleaming cgins, Each an ardent thought, and trne. In the secret corner of yonr heart, Would you hoard them as misers Or would they go a spendthrift’s •wnyf • Ah, I would that I knew. . Blanche Logan O’Neal. 33 If 33 The Beta Chapter of the Del- phiaas gave their first party nt the Parish House, February 28. .Bach member Invited a guest and “preparations were made to enter tain eeventy-flve. During the afternoon a very splendid program was given by Cart Loveland, M r*. Sylvan Pro vost. Mrs. B. A. Woods and Mra. G. H. Wanner. Mra. Herbert Me. Carthy, chairman of the aoelal commtttpe, assisted by Mrs. Frank member^ : < •'k Btototrve Pouter A H unter Stew was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. R. 9 , latraon, Mr. and Mrs. K K Ix,w ®apday ' on the banks e ( Wngpsr Creek. ; Jim Morrison and fam ily of 4fedfor£ were calling an W ill i O pportunitiesH iat Can Never Return ' .' - You bad available funds 'tot different CHOICE MEATS FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER by the February atom s. nal B ank orbo O n ; tog that ig m ade wad a t right W E G U A R AN TEE OUR M EA TS TO B E FR E S H A N D J U IC Y A N D TENDER. Harrow« Plows add gH kinds o i tool* carried, to stock. A few White Itowtog Ma. cfeteea left fog 9M.Q0 ouch. Phone us your order fo r your Sunday meat. are sure you w ill become a steady patron. Those whp are young should think of the future now and AOT before it is toe late! Pei's Corner . foresight in bnilding daips an4 rww* voir« to »tore the winter w y h * of rein and snow for later needs illustrates a < if- feronoe between public enterprise and many indteidnab; the fast leek ahead and preHde tor future needs, while the latter art Tory Ukely to toe up their surplus as they ge atong. Hew is i t with you? Is yonr surplus in its proper remrrotr (our Savings f a - partwent) or running |o waste with the result that yon may enperitnod'a shortage id time of greater need? ne/M toSO O times tha t yon meant to invest b u t never did! They would have provided an in come fo r yon HOW , when yon need i t We R k to W w tlfar ratoa kav« Sited « M r - vqin to tfe W o and tfal vwwtoJto well packed with snow fU M y Vator is assnrtd ftp power sm far ferlgttion. Vtofangnomd water-thebe fcav« rim » par» ceptibly, thus assuring » f a t a * advaqtoft whioh Will far wrt-weigttbe damage dens and Mrs. Clair ' Oraham moved Oils week tg fftF n r- eucg Wilson bourn ou tog MWh f Mr. COMMffWCUt «a F* Phone 107 The Citizens Bank Ashland, Oregon Dean and Mrs. John Fuller, were hostgsaea for the afternoon. A f a tats hour ten was served from a begutifull decorated table, presided over h r Mra. W . L. Maxgy npd Mrs, Victor M ill*. Dftphiaa groups met during February at the home of Mrs.- George A. Briscoe for tho board meeting and Mtth Mra. B. A. Woods and Mrs. G. H. Webner for the group meetings. A t all of them, splendid programs were given. The regular Chapter meeting for March eighth w ill be held ns usual In the ballroom of the Lith ia Springs hotel. The, Delphian board meets March I I w ith Mrs. Herbert Mc Carthy. at which time Mrs. H. A. Pracht and Mra. H . C. Qaley w ill have charge of the program. “M any singers find, as I da± that throat p r o t e c t i o n (fn d greater pleasure are f o u n d m ly »« Lucky O W s fr Q fla ■s* ->v Strikes,” 3» 23 23 Aslilaud Floral Society Will - The Ashland Floral society will hold Its regular meeting In the public library Monday, March 7, at eight p. m. The subject for discussion Is "Rock Gardens;** this form of gardening should prove Interest ing to Aahlanders with our h ill sides. t , Attention Is called to the prjicle in the current nnmhgr oP **Tha Country Gentleman** entitled ‘‘Flower Gardens From Seeds.” M eeting of tbe Ashland Music Htndy Club— One of the most successful and enthusiastic meetings of the Ash land Music Study club whs held Monday evening. February 2R, at the Presbyterian church. In the absence of the president Mrs. J. H . F u ller. Mra. A. R. 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