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DOROTHY R E ID , Editor. Phone 39 or 224L
On Monday evwntng. September
1», Hope Rebekah Lodge of Ash­
land w ill Join' Olive
Rebekah
Lodge of Medford In commem­
orating the anniversary pf the Re­
bekah Lodge.
bunr Way at J : 30 o’clock p.
A reception w ill also be given
m. Hostesses, Mre. P. 8. Pro­
nt this time ter the state officer.!
vost and Mrs. W. L. Maxey.
Mrs. Louise Perozsi, vice-presi­
Tharsdey, Sept. * * ,-Baby Clinie
dent o f the Rebekah assembly of
will be held, the place to be
Oregon and
Carrie Rickard
announced at a later date.
of Medford, outside guardian of
Meeting postponed from Thurs­
the assembly.
i
day. Sept. IS, uptil Thursday,
AU members desiring to attend
Sept. I t .
please meet nt the I. O. O. F. hall
» » »
at 7 o’clock fnd cars w ill be p ro ­
.
RICHES
vided.
The sea is mine, and the sky Is
on seoond street. This affair be
can the regular meetings of the
Guild during the winter months.
A short, but Interesting buai-
neor session was conducted, dur­
ing which a number of Important
matters of interest .to the Guild
members, were taken up and die-
cussed. I Among them, were sev­
eral plans for the year’s activities
and work.
An hour or tWo was spent in
pleasant
conversation, playing
cards and needle work, nt tke
end of which the hostesses served
refreshments at tallies prettily
decorated with dahlias.
spefda skwes « td « ft. T o m ó n **
we kielt note« dt the establish­
m e n t*-v ita » formerly had Httle
piaeeSd* te,'Ä*te windows with
» a w
mine,
Ond I own the purple hills,
I b n w r Ashland Ladles Have
Clackamas County Guernsey
No one has « better claim to them n rtd p r Luncheon-^ J-
. ...
dealers shipping many oarloads
Or the rapture of their thrills.
Had
Mrs.
John
A.
.Harvey
and
of fine stock.
I own the breeze that carries per­ Mrs. Milburn Harvey been in a
fume
position to demand of the weather
Sweet from the fields of clover,
man. his most perfect autumn day
.No one has a better right than 1 (or their bridge luncheon yester­
To be a wild rose lover.
day At 8an,(a Apa Country club,
they could not have had a better
The carojtage of the joyous birds, day for entertaining. Add to that,
belong just a* much, to <ne,
the very friendly greeting extend­
As to those who own vast sums ef ed %y the hofeteaaea, a wealth 6t
gold»
(lewers a delectable luncheon and
In the coin of treasury.
a group of charmingly gowned
The tree* whisper seorets deaf -to women, Intyested 1« bridge, a n-il
yon have the Ingredients for A.
As they bend and nod apd away, p g rt/ that * * • the height of ea-
The treasures they give are mine ^rynpmt.
to share,
|
In presenting what .was really
Counting my riches today.
the,first formal function of the
month and of the autumn season,
The Joys of the sunrise, too, am the ho*tesqes„ the senior Mrs. H ar­
mips.
vey and her -lovely daughter-iij-.
And the gold of sunset bars,
law, developed their, plans with
And the wonders of the firm due regard for tlje season, and al­
lowed autumn’s royal flower, the
30 O D O R S A T
W ith the twilight and the stars.
dahlia., to dictate the color and
No one can rob me of nil these decorative
scheme.
Bronzed
Jo>s.
baskets and stately copper bowl*
Though Anther possessions flee,
held masses of blossoms sounding
I ’m still snrfouuded with rare every note of the eolor harmony
delight*,
'
of yeH*w, deep bronze end flam«
I ’m rich— to have *11 of these f
Iqg, vivid te0, To / i t intp theljv
O U m ^ a I
May Feery Neeb ctflor acheih*,* H tt. John Harvem
wore a smart afternoon gown of
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leaf yellow georgette while Mrs.
"Experience" Social Huge
Milburn Harvey waa in cate-aulalt
from smart sandals to clcae-flt-
The ¿‘experience’’ social, held tlng little hat.
last evening, Thursday, Septem­
They wero assisted by Mrs.
ber 16, in the parlors of the Meth­ Frank A. Paterson, Mrs. N e a l
odist Episcopal church by the Raney, (Beatrice Vegley,) and
member* of the Ashland W. C. T. M r*. John Harvey’s niece, Mrs. G.
B O TTLE CO R K S FOR
U., was * huge.success,. b o t h E. Stannard. formerly Mias Ber­
’ HOM E BREW
tram a social and , a financial nice Yeo. The latter pot only
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HOME U SE
standpoint, and the majority of aided *n distributing the quaint
the,ladies who belong te the local tally cards, but also enlivened the
2 Dozen, 10©
organisation were in attendance. Interval while places were being
Beautiful baskets and bouquets Sought at the . tables, by playing
of flowers, made up with dahlias, r overs! piano numbers, as she is A •'
6 Hand Painted
asters, coamas and greens, were highly
accomplished musician. ]
rlaced everywhere around t h e Latdr in the afternoon she played
parlors of the church, making a again, choosing a Beethoven Min- j
very pretty decoration. Large uet, folk srnga and classical num- ,
white ribbon bows, the symbol of bars. .
the W. C. T. U., also added to
Lunchooa tables were pissed at
the attractiveness of the sur­ the north end of the big dining j
roundings.
r, ojn, oach arranged for groups of j
A splendid program was open­ ton or a dozen, so that conversa- (
ed with the singing of "The White t'on was lively .and varied. Low ,
Ribbon Rally Song," after which bowls of pompom dahlias added .
Miss. Pease, the new deaconess, at color and beauty to the scene as J
the Methodist chprok, offered d'd vivid dahlia uut cups at each
$2.50 values
prayer. Mrs. M. J. Wolcott and place.
her niece Miss June Wolcott
Bridge tables grouped around
played two piano duets a n d the huge fireplace, were in wait- '
Grandma Parr gave two readings ing fop the aftdr-Iuncheon con- (
"The Burial of Moses” and "The test, and when players found *
CSSCSK A TA BLSTS
Farm Out West.” The Misses Dor­ thefr 41 laces, tne huge black and
othy Yeo and Marie Moon also
gave a piano duet, which w a a
greatly enjoyed hy their audience.
Mr*. Mery WKshtre gate two
M I K ’S S B A V IN O
reading* entitled ’Welling the
O B IA M S , L O T IO N S ,
Farm" wnd "Love Lightens Le­
TALOöM ß, R A ZO R S
ber.” and- Mrs. Fannie Leggett
gave two readings "Them Oxen"
RAZOR STRO PS
and "A Telephone .Qpnvers*tion."
A ctever. burlesque ”A Bridal
Scene” was presemsd. followed
lo a dialogue, given by Mrs. Lula
Howard and Mrs. W. R. Davis.
After the program each mem-’
her handed in her dollar an * told
In either poetry» prose or song
the way in which sue earned the
money. Mrs. W? A. Patrick com­
posed and gave a poem which de­
served special mention, as It was
so well written * * 4 recited. The
letter pert af the evening w e e
O N A l-T O M O R T l.E
spent in a *oclnl way, dellcioes re­
C H A M O IS A N D S W IN G E S freshments being served during
this time at tables elaborately
INSECT POWDERS AND decorated with flpwera.
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a t Tha N orthw est
FLY KILLERS
Removal
SALE
PRICES
PERFUMES
l»b<w»lary, H I* ensouaced her*
by Df. ft. D. Sheldon, teak. M u -
«atom throughout the a t*t* will
be furnished wlfh all material
and information upon request.
The work, which Is to be con­
centrated la two fteida. dtacnoatle
testing and problems of eehool
tneaos, wOl he under tke di­
rection af Dr. B
ifcBnek.
who is athmAy well knowa for
kls activity In the Pdrtland
eeheois, and Dr. C. lu Hnffack.
or, who oemes here from the
ttatvenrtty of Arizouh.
A start towaftf' tke organisa­
tion of a new' laboratory was
made hy Dr. Homer P. Rainey,
Who has loft the university to
become president of Fraaklyn
college. Dr, Huff acker'w ill con­
tinue this organization work,
and will make available his owu
findings in this Held.
Dr. Huffaeker has been at the
University of Arlsona for four
years, and while there he had
charge of the state survey of the
fifth, eights and high school
grades, and the Phoenix high
school survey, which were con­
ducted In cooperation with the
U. 8. Bureau of Education. He
hos also done considerable re­
search work In the field of di­
agnostic testing. - •
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By nse ot upedlgl tests those
tlo* has ^ m e p d o u *. possibilit­
ies, and although oar state is
already a leader in many ’ edu­
cational lines, We want to make
oqr schools models for' other,
states. TJ»le sen be dene If we
all cooperate In solving our pres­
ent problems and In searching
out ways of Improvement.”
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Mrs. G, H. Hedherg and Mrs.
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