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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1927)
f ate .abîmai sqttrfs. Colóre as important are tans, ' browns and » *< + • W F- pieces harmonise. DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phone 39 or 224L entertained e group of friends Bible class o f the local Chris with s Bridge party at the home tian church w ill hold their an c-: her mother, Mrs. M. T u cker on nua) basket dlnber In the the Boulevard, the occasion being church dining recto, immed tai honor of Mrs. Gertrude Fraley iately following the morning of W hittier, California, who has church services. ,4 been a bouse guest of her sister, eee«efe ARgusd •© — Pilot Bock Mrs. W. H . McNair on Oak street for seme time. - EntsmpmenU I. Q C F " Two tables of cards were in p a rk at 4 o’clock p .fm . <ui play during the afternoon. Mrs. pretty Odd Follower - Rebekahs and ¡John Enders received a prise for bolding high ecore and families In vited . Bring well- Mrs. Domino Provost was award filled baskets. Dance at 8 p. ed the consolation. Refresh m- in Odd FslloAs hall. ments, daintily arranged, were Monday, "September 5.— Ameri served by the hostess. can Legion Auxiliary pf Post Mrs. Scott’s guests were: Mes No. 14 w ill give -a dance at dames John Enders, W . H . Mc Jackson Hot Springs. Dickey's N air, Elwood Hedberg, Clyde Dance Bad w ill furish the mu- Ytung, Lynn Slack, Domino Pro vost, Gerald Wenner and the guest of honor, Mrs. Gertrude * So many years ago she went away Fraley. And time has oply made to me more clear The memory of her sacrifice and love, The* memory of her eyes so -patient— dear. * Perhaps there lies w ithin t h a t realm above Something more street, more pure than all that’s there By which she’ll know that I who seemed so hard In all youth’s callousness, d I d 'truly care. May'Incense of my tender surround her Revqal to her the heart I • Arould hide , Lest others seeing, ridicule scorn me Lest; others sneering wound boyish pride., end my So, God, if there Is something that You Hold M c r f sacred than a ll else of ^Heavenly bliss. Please let It speak this love for her, I ccufd not ask a sweeter b o o n than this. Blanche Logan O'Neal tt tt » Lee? Another novel of the realis tic school that w ill travel fa r and be much nought after on the sales counters of book stores. The au thor is no amatenr in dealing w ith high life and strenuous re lations. T h in k of a very beauti fu l, Well educated N e w England woman left stranded by a wrecked marriage, entering a career be coming more common, trying to rcccuntruct her life, e ll pictured w ith strident lite rary art— and no touch of the amateur. The life of the heroine reaches many impasse places, where only a genius* for solving human relations could say, where s h a ll. wp go from Aero? This novel Is like some movies, we are sorry we wont but believe the world is better off for having seen the picture. » tt tt Campfire Girls Enjoy Hopper— The Campfire -G irl* cabin on Terrace street was the scene of a happy a ffa ir Tuesday evening. August 22, when they gathered there to eejoy a eovered-dlsb sup per A fte r a most satisfying moal, the following named girls spejit an hour or more In conversation and pjaylng games: the Mlasqs M arie Davies. Lydia Smith. Louise Hanson. Ellen Galey, Bernioe Jlc- Cornack, Charlotte Leedom, Barbara T a y k r . L a d le Carson. Eleanor Coombe. frwanda Bate man, Nedra B artlett and Geneva B artlett. The girls were chaper oned by Mrs. Bartlett. tt tt « |fil, J p t any m o w bn t To be appropriately dressed (or all occasions, on should re immissloner Muldeon member that thin lisle stockings ire far preferable for sportswear would'be rtqdlrod to eoi .han silk stockings. I t Is very two judges before cailim teldom nowadays that we find Âctloh is expected to be lisle stockings worn w ith the sports dress although it 1» qplte certain that they should be. come shanghaied and taken far From the land he .was destined to rale, r id Hsmaie today w n W t h e decto of the jtogshi tvadft^jehpotter Deris O rtie'i s sedotot mute. > lifted from f 6 J o <•; but all <0 must Undergo a physical examination semi-annuaUy >y three of the commission’s physicians. ie, still stalwart but Addling around Ip Èhi& hake never strange wl Pete R eilly and hie stable o1 ipclpdlng Deùney, IN TK R U R R A N STAGS OOMPANlr SOLD TO OREGON STAGES, INC. hart, Jack Bolton, Lester Wilcox, Bobble Wllook, Buddy Silver, Shirley Enders, Cerql Read, Jeaa Head, L lfty ’ distaff, M artha Sle- laff, Peggy Silver, the gueet of honor Marcene Oiler, the teaoh- o.-, Mrs. N ellie Slclaff and Mes- dognes- C. J. Brady. H al Oiler and O. F. 8ilver. t 4 t t t t 't t Chiloquin— >26,000 bonds ask ed for sewer system. Dayton—Eight miles McMinn Sunday morning, August >2, ville highway willtfce refthlshed. immediately following the regu K lam ath Falls— B u ild in g per lar morning services, the ladles of the Loyal Women’s Bible class mits for Juy reach >277,468. of the Christian church w ill hold their annual basket dinner In the dining room of thatW nstitu tion. A ll members are extended the privilege of bringing their hus band o r a friend, and are request ed to bring a w ell-filled basket. This will bo the first social func tion held In the church for several weeks and It Is expected to he a STARRING COLLEEN MOORE most pleasant affair. at the Vining Theatre tonight tt t t tt and bo sure to notice the H ED D A H O Y T TELLS “ Oolleea Moore" perfume spray In the theatre made by the OF Fashion Notes L lth ia S p r i n g s Pharmacy, N E W YO RK. Aug. 2 6 — <LP>— where all ’ ’COlleen ^foore” Cloth coats are expected to out perfumes -a re 'h a n d le d . number suits during late sum mer and' early fall. However, suits for the tourist and (or ' the tailored woman are being shown by most shops. Suits for sports wear will be made of tweeds and twills prim arily. For formal wear, broadclqth and soft woolens are the favorod fabrics. Velvet a l though popular for gowns and coats. Is not seriously considered for suits for the coming season. ‘WUJGRJY RUT MIPS Lithia Springs Pharmacy v i t a w It b form ready f r i n ii p f several y cartf older fo t o .G e t it from your grocer - -A* JUST A FOUNTAIN AND A CHECK H Mrs. Dean Scott Hoste s s Mrs. Deen Scott eras the charm ing hostess Wednesday afternoon, August 2 4, when she delightfully roaming, •» t hat I tlcally all ed by Jael with iaal lino lithl ls n e y y e i result W The Interufben Stage compapy. operated by W m . L. Lewis, be tween Ashland ^and Roseburg, has been purchased by The Ore gon Stages, Inc., of which B. W . Lemen. 1s president and general manager. Term inal w ill be At, the Hote| Ashland, 'acco rd in g 'to It H it the announcement made today'. Fifth Birthday Celebrated— This trill enable passengers to The children of the local kin make the trip to* Portland w ith dergarten, accompanied by their out changing busses at Roseburg, teacher, Mrs. N ellld Slelgff, gave as- has been ddne In the past, Ss little Maroene Oiler, daughter o f they w ill go into Portland From Mr. and Mrs. H al Oiler q ( Weed, Ashland on the Ted-Top busses. California, a surprise 'birthday party yesterday afternoon, Thurs day, August 26, on the lawn In H U N T CONTINUES (rent of the Luke apartments on SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28.— Hargadine street, where Marcene (IP)— The navy doesn’t propose to and her mother are residing. Mer- give up hope for the three mlss- ecne was seriously Injured In ani Ing trana-Paclfio airplanes automobile accident the first of last month and has been In Ash land since that time undergoing medical treatment. Games and stunts occupied the time until refreshments w e r S served the little guests, the main feature . being a large.? birthday cake. Marcene was the Recipient, of many lovely and useful gifts. Annual Banket Dinner At •"A e Wompn I A m ,” by Amber Christian Church Important Books Reviewed— Bolero frocks are Important among the M l showing«. I t Is no ticed t^at three models are fi^t for the plump worn«» plbee t i e bolero la Invariably posed ore? a w ug-flttlng body foundation which demands «lepderoeas A« a rule the bolero Is rather short, ex pending an Inch or two above the normal walst-llne. The tight body and hlp-Uhe Is Oeaeallal when the bolero’ is used. These arc tlic only two “ tool«” you need to pay your bills in a safe and Hystcma|»c manner. Why not carry your checking account at this hunkf , —i .