Ashland daily tidings., March 15, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
TÜSWDAT, March IB, Ite r .
Miss Frances
Barnes,
little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. K.
Barnes- «ho was operated on for
. appendicitis last Thursday, is im ­
proving slowly and she 1« still hi
the hospital, where she Is having
the best of cafe.
Mrs W .'D . Jackses. Mrs. Mark
True and Mrs. W . G. Tucker vis­
ited Grants Pass Saturday as del­
e g a te s to tke meeting' op plans
for
the Southern Oregon Fed­
eration of Womens' Clubs, which
meets in Grants Pass the fourth
Saturday la April, instead of tke
last Saturday as has always beep
before. Besides these three wom­
en from the Upper Valley Club,
Miss
Chamberlain
and
Miss
Palmer from the Ashland Civic
Club and Mrs. Sam McNair and
Mrs. Clinton
Baughman
from
the Art Club were present from
Ashland and a great deal was ac­
complished toward having
the <
real convention passed off help­
fully and without a hitch in the
plans. These preliminary meet­
ings are surely a good thing, and
necessary .to the success of any ]
large meeting.
The rural communities feel
grateful to the Chamber of Com- ,
meroe also to the Kiwanls Club,
and other town organizations,
who are helping to boost for bet­
ter things. The Chamber of Com- ]
merce not long ago gave over a
forum luncheon to the urging of
a greater poultry effort. The K l-
wanis Club two weeks ago had a
rucceeaful poultry man devote the
luncheon hour, to tell to invited ,
guests from the rural districts, s
how the wlley hen could be induc­
ed to lay the ..golden egg.
The 1
City Council, it'is said, means to
urge the making of Ashland and
the Rogue R iver valley into .a
modern Petaluma, as one of It's
major .projects. W ith these or- *
ganlzations behind the effort, it
does seem that it should be a con­
structive one and result in only
good..
k
The mHltnery meeting of the 1
Upper Valley Community Club
which meets Wednesday In the s
flu brooms at Bellvtew, w ill be T
an all day meeting. A covered 0
dish luncheon will be had at noon, T
and then work again until four or *
five. All the community women k
are urged to come out. There are *
some-who have-always failed to
make A hat, let them come and try o
again.
g
A lot of friends have urged
that the Upper Valley people re­
peat the play given at the club *
house In Bellview last month. *
Both those nights « »re almost 5
impossible to get there, tor most a
people, so “Cyclone belly" will *
be given at the Vining on the s
fourth of "April; Monday night,
al<fng with a short picture and
musical numbers, which will jnake
it weU worth the price of admis­
sion. Watch for a ll future an­
nouncements.
Tha next regular meeting of
the Bellview P. T. A. Is o« F ri­
day night. March 18. Though the
w riter has not been Informed
about ths program, # 0 are sure
M « tti he something good, for the
men are In charge.
•nd hostess. M r, and > r s . Qtto
1 sary to plaa for the presentation
Winter.
' of "Mias Cherry Blossom*'' t« »
, Sunday. Mosah » , the horns of
(P tights to accommodate J k a fa-
Mr. and Mrs. E . A. Flemming to
terested Ashland people.
Jacksonville was the scene of a
The reservation for Friday
lolly party g(ven In honor of Mr-
, sight are at the Rose.
There
and Mrs. Paul W inter and also to
j. are a few good septa for Thurs-
celebrate the birthday anniversary
r day night still obtainable also.
" of ilarley Flemming."
I
The stage setting for the mual-
Those present were Mi*, and
I cal comedy' Is exquisite in Its
' jifts E. O. Gillings, Mr- and Mrs.
[ minutest detail, «to know must
- Otto W inter. Mr. Jamas Francis,-j
be to see, so jingle your
. Bruce and.H arley Flem qUn* and
, ill your Pocket, rush to .The Rose
• the host and hpsteaa, Mr. and Mrs.
I'f o r reservations, «ad then »wait
I £ A. Flemming.
.in aaticlMtlQn for the feast of
» » »
js » n g and dance pt the High
I penwa Class Mahhi H«J».v«hto
School gym, x Thursday pad F rt-
Meeting—
d4y nights,
,«
The Berean Class ot the Chris-1
'
"Thp
Camp
F
ire
Girl? are again
RAN nWGO, G»l„ Mmri | | , —
tian church held a very enjoyable I
’ ¿ d iv e and, 19 th e ' g«iblfc’s< eye;
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)—
d
t*rge4
with
z
H
n
t-
de-
meeting Friday evening, .March
eleventh at the ho«pe of Mr«. Jaa. I tree murder over tfte klUlpfc «1 , up, ear,— thja (Ime.
Sixteen Camp F ire Girls w pl
Putman on Holly attest. About her huebepd. a chief petty 0«$»,
cr
In
the
United
»
»
to
e
Mary.
Hil­
broadcast
a program ot national
forty Indies attended.
da BlyflMre was bound over to the Camp F ir« -»ougs from Station
• A delightful social time was I ____
i.______ 1 « a
- ’ I
spent until a late hour when the I superior eourt todpy without ball.’ ÍíMED •{ Mediprd Wednesday
‘
hostess served delicious refresh-1 The killing fo llo ^etl p trip Mrs. >'8 Ut- <«.
incuts. Music was a pleasant fea-1 Blymire made to Tijuana, border, > Therp wlR be ten girls fr o «
tuie of the evening’s entertain-1 saloop town, in the absence of the Senior high and six too «
the Junior high on the air.
ment.
'
« «.*,
The next meeting w ill he held I
Listen, 1«U folM-^-U’U ha good.
at the J.. V. W right home on M t: I FRENCH OFKICHHft KHtLSXl
Moving picture« w ^ l h» shown
_ RABAT, m A- occq . Mar.* 5 8 .— at the Junior high, 1 :3 0 Tuesday
Avenue.
ttM «
I (U N )— Four French offlpers <ere night.
These
picture« are
Delphian« Hold Meeting In Ltth-1 V I led and forty meh were killed b r i g h t by a Portland man to
or wogoded in pn Attack by re­ Ashland and shown the activit­
1» Springs H otel—
The Ashland- Delphian» held [ bellious R itflan tribesmen north ies of the Camp fT fe qirls. at
of Quezzsn.
their annual contention in Port­
their regular monthly moating}
last week In the Llthta Springs I
land.
Several girls fr«nt Ash­
WAR PREDICTED
land attended the convention last
hotel ballroom.
LQNDON, Mar.
year and aeveral plan to go
Interesting reports ot the D al-1,
The next and final world w ar w ill north this summer.
phian convention at Portland ,
begin May 29, 1928, it has bedn
were given by Mra. JF. O. Sweden-1 (
announced officially here by the
burg. Mra. E. A.* Woods and Mrs. ,
,• SHORT TAURS hv
H a n s e n .
The first number I British Israel world federation.
TROUGRTFUL HPTHKRP,
on the program was ‘'The Gifts of I
A California (Long
Beach)
Tha^Reuniasaanca” given by Mrs. I
Mothpr speaks: "Only a toother
Har<W.
Mrs. Hanson gave - a l l
who has passed through anxious
splendid talk on "the general I
nights of fear ot croup, hearing
character of The Renniassance, '
that hoarpe. croupy cough cph,
and Mcs. Swedenbprg spoke on ,
etantly, can appreciate our feeling
Venice and Florence, giving her
of gratitude toward Foley’s Honey
personal Impressions “ By Moon­
and T p r Compound.. | | stopped
light and by Noon-light.“
Mrs. ’
Junior’s dreadful cough the first
D. Perozzi talked oh M ilan and
night he took it and It eras g
spoke of this city as behfg one of 1
great relief to see him drop into
(he moat beautiful as well as onej.-
a qiliet sleep.’*
Good also for
of the mqpt progressive cities In L
whooping congk, measles cough
Italy - z
j
and heavy wheezy breathing. Sold
The usual instructive perils- j
and recommended everywhere.'
mentary d rill led by Mrs. Perozzi L
Accuse Woman of i
Sayin g Husband
and the following ladies'took p art;
Mesdapies Praoht, Peterson, Bv- *
erton, Redfern,’ Mills, Yeo, and
Maxey. A'book review on “Tke
Plutocrat” was given by Mrs.
George A. Briscoe.
• Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. J. D. McRae epd Mrs.’
A. H. Prackt.
■ . .
» » ’U r * r : ‘J F 'I
’Birthdays Honored
< The birthday anniversaries of
»Mrs. A rthur Thompson and Mr.
Ed. HUI were celebrated Sunday,
March IS , at the home of Mra.
M. Brannon on North Main street.
A sumptuous dinner was at­
tractively served to the following ;
guests: Mr. A rthur Thompson,
Miss Meryl Blair, Mra. E. Hicks,
EUGENE. Man 18.— Boding a
year ot strife which Included h
feud with
students. John A.
Swan has resigned as principal pi
the Eugene high school.
«lekat
W«
Tbw «oatMr fawtt
P W i H »»«s and gray
(nrnltngs sad orapge
charmingly
jhe spicy Incens» bay»*
received Thursday w ith .» variety «R h
of feelings on ths student’s part.
Some were bad and other wofM.
Thosp «bd j « « »Ot tes» U IW hUr '
’ Miss Aliena Joy and *l< rv Dick
4ow a, p I h H**H b an
a
io y were selected as the two sanin» floor while confettL sor« was well
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debates» to represent Ashland pontine «ad balloons enlivened joyed by
In the cawing debates.
They the ballroom warty. ’
Tbs o
wars selected In an elimination
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contest recently. In w h (eh ' the
una o( hia. eccentric >tp»° w tos.
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four succesi/nl JtsMpnd debaters
whfcb.
un»ort«»at»ly couldn't I itonH
participated, being Nedra Bart­ hardly be heard because o f the ' Blossom-
le tt. Ellen Qpley and Dick and
Adena J o y .' ’
It la keyed that the two yanng
chosen debaters w ill bring home
the state championship this year.
The annual Junior - Senior
Prom, given Saturday night In
the
ballroom
of
the
LttbU
Are You I* P iiiM t *
NO! NOT FEELING JUST BIGHT
Then the sunshine and hot Fli»eiW W t t •<
Richardson Springs
Springs hotel was acclaimed a
huge success by all who attend-
The
hnUroom
wae decorated
Near Vfcico, Butte County,'California ?ao dc
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