Ashland daily tidings., November 26, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

or. Phone 39 or 475-L
Here happiness and love reside»
And yon are pitting by my side—
W e , softly sphek and then are
- Relatives and friends of M r.
s ttU -
and ¿Mrs. Prod Homes in the
Movember night—
BcUvieW district spent . a moat
The storm winds blow
The a ir Is touched with hints of plaasant day at their residence,
Thursday, November 24, Thanks­
And yet a few stars, peering giving Day. They had a bounti­
ful dinner nt one o'clock for Mrs.
through,.
Seem laughing down on mo— and Homes* parents and relatives and
at six. o’clock they entertained a
yon.
group p f friends at a buffet sup­
— Selected.
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\ ' per.
The following people* spent
Hplrwdhl Crowd a t M k * Dan ce
A splendid crowd of 1 o e a 1 the evening there playing cards,
Elks and their ladies were in a t / dancing, In conversation and 11st-
tendance nt the annual Thanks­ saing to music: Prank Homes of
giving ball, Wednesday evening. Grants Pass; M r. and Mrs. J . H.
three
children,
November 22, In the ballroom of MeKinslo and
the Ashland Elks -Temple on Dorothy, M ildred and Betty. Joan,
M ain street. Tho h all had boon of Medford; M r. and Mrs. Clar­
Miss
beautifully decorated for tho af­ ence Homos of. Talent!
fa ir w ith largo hand-painted tu r­ Louise Homes' o l Weed, C alif.,
keys. fru it, " h o r n of plenty” and and M r. and Mrs. W . G. Tucker,
all those things which give tho Mrs. C. I. Homes, Herbert Smith,
George Russell, L. B. Tucker and
true Thanksgiving atmosphere.
Punch wan served daring the son W ilb n r of Ashland and the
evening, and nt twelve o'clock de­ Bellview district.
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licious refreshments were served
In the banquet rodm of t h e
temple. Domino Provost's Dance
Bapd furnished the mjisic W ed­
nesday night, fo r which there was Saggeotioae fo r Soaday Dinners
Yas, Sunday should be a xlay of
much praise.
rest,
but we'm ast o af, and of ‘ all
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three meals of the day, Sunday
Unossudly Large Attendance A t
dinner la the moet Important.
The Sunday dinner must be a
An unusually large attendance
should
marked the regular meeting of little more elaborate, it
consist
of
foods
and
dishes
not
the Elks Ladles Card club yester­
on the every-day dinner
day afternoon, Friday, November seen
table.
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24. in the Elks Temple op Ma(n
Even though we went
some­
street.
The meeting was post­
poned from Thursday, November thing different, the entire Sunday,
24. as - that was Thanksgiving morning must nob be spent pre­
paring the dinner. Mach o f this
Day.
- Cards occupied the time, both work ahonld be done on Satur­
marketing
bridge aad “ 5Q0” being in p M j. day. AJl planning,
Mrs. Georgs Rofs h«ld high*score and the''baking should be done.
In tbe fanner
which she re­ W hen preparing dinner food, do
ceived a pretty prise, and Mrs. W . not forget to keep yonr Sunday
B. Beebe'wo à the firs t prise in night-suppers o r lonch in -mind.
Cook 1«0. i little more meat la
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* The hostesses. Mss. Gay Cary prder to have sandwiches, or a
and M re, Clyde Costello, srrvod few lefto ver vegetables can.easily
tasty refreshments at the close o f -be combined into n delicious and
appetising salad or a hot scallop­
the afternoon's* play.
ed dish to be served w ith y o 'n r
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sandwiches. They are good com­
Thanksgiving P inner n t O. F .
bined w ith a gelatine m ixture for
Monday, Nov. 9 ft —-The Ashland
A rt elnb w ill hold Its regular
moating a t the home of Mrs.
C liffo rd Jenkins, 134 Pioneer
avenue. Mrs. J . B 4 w a r d
Thornton w ill'b o assistant host-
Monday, N ov. 90.— Ashland
Mu­
sic Study club meeting in par­
lors
of
the
Presbyterian
chursh AU mem^prs urged to
be^resent.
Tuesday, Nov. BP. — Rebekah
Homecoming in tho I. O. O. F.
ball. A ll Odd Follows a n d
wives, Rebekahs and visiting
members, invited.
Thursday, Bee, 1^—-Social Circle
of the Christian church meet­
ing In the church parlors.
Meeting postponed from Thurs­
day, Nov, 24, .
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F riday, Jaa. BO.— D. A. R. meet­
ing at the -home of Mrs. E. V.
Carter, 214 Boulevard.
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NOVEMBER NIGHT
N ovem ber n ig h t—
T he sto rm w inds blow ,
The a ir Is touched with
sdow ;
A nd yet a few 's ta rs ,
th ro u g h , .
Are laughing down at
you.
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HOME HINTS
winking
The fire crackles m errily;
The caudles cast their yollow
glow.
Like tender smiles which seem to
know •
That w intertim e can never be
When hearts are young and
hearths are bright.
And souls are singing wonder-
songs;
And cares and doubts add fears
and wrongs.
.
Are shut away from cheer and
and light?
The paisley shawl npon t h e
chair
Is filled
with
vagrant
colors
bleat.
The old andirons, strangely bent.
R eflect the gleam ing o f y o u r
hair.
Outside the earth Is touched with
-
e h lll;
dfartha \$]iMfades
K ltC H E N C O U N C IL
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How to be a welcome dinner
guest—la squally as important as
how to be A charming hostess.
No doubt there Is not one of us
who Isn't anticipating being a guest
nt soma friend’s dinner tabla dur­
ing this holiday season. How shall
ws be pleasant gnosis and make
onr company desired? The first end
last m is o f course is to follow tbs
lead of our hostess sad be con<
alderate always.
Thera are so many little easterns
that are Important egd no proper
gnset esa ignore them. Invitations
to dinner should be answered with­
in twenty-four boon after receiv­
ing. in the same style‘as received,
either formal or informal.
We mast plan to arrive hot more
than ten minutes before the hoar
tor dinner. On no aceofat short of
accident must a guest be late tor a
dinner engagement.
When dinner In served aad an­
nounced the guests enter the din­
ning room and take their plsoes
according to the arrangement of the
hostess. Quests will stand behind
their chairs until the Jmstsns by
.. y
"Oh hour o f a ll hours, the most
blessed upon earth!
Blessed hoar of our dinner! The
land of his birth;
The face of his first love;
the
bills that he .awes;
z
The* twaddle of frlopds, and the
venom of foes;
The sermon .he hoard when .to
church he last wont;
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The money he borrowed, t h o
monoy ho spout!
A ll o ( those things a man, I be­
lieve, may* forget.
And not be tho worse for forget­
ting; but never,.
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Never, never, oh never! E a rth ’s
Entertained A t Dinner—
luckiest sinner
M r. aad Mrs. O. L. Bullan de-
the
llghtfully. entertained the follow- Hath unpunished forgotten
hour of h l i dinner.”
, Inc
named
people a t
dinner
Thanksgiving Day nt th e ir home
j jB Ashland: M r. aad Mrs. C. J. * PROTECT YOUR CHILD’S
H arrta- Mre. c ■ « * » . M r. Steve
« » rk *. Mrs. Npds and grandson
if a dtah^ls some- Jacka®n Burba*and M ip. L e a
.
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A fam ily rb-unlon was bald
Thursday, November 24, Thanks­
giving Day, at. the A. H . Peachy
home on Lincoln etreet, this city,
1 A
snmptbbne dinner w a s
afthred to the following named:
M r. -and Mrs. Edwin D ana and
throe children, Bpb,‘ Helen aad
HEALTH
Through thoughtlessness t h e
slight cough o r eold of a child Is
sometimes neglected sad become,
serious. A tow doote of Foley’s
Honey and T a r Compound, at
small cost, taken a t tho onset dt a
cold, brings opoody relief. Bo pre­
pared. hava n bottle of this safe
rellpble cough remedg on hand
and give promptly whop a cough
or cold ta firs t detebted. Equally
affective for grown perrons. Ask
for Foley's Honey and T ar.— For
sale by all druggists.— No, 4.
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Behind The Mask On Broadway
N EW YO R K. Nov. 2«.— <U>>—
The season* o f blasted hopes on
Broadway is a t hand. W ith the
1227 program w e ll under w a y
many hopeful authors are o nly
w a itin g th e day when th e ir play-
w ritin g e ffo rts shall be consigned
fo re ver to the cobweb corner,
w h ile m any a w ould-be actor o r
actress is pre pa rin g to depart fo r
the in te rio r p o in t fro m w h i c h
th e ir attem pted m arch to stage
g lo ry began.
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New Y o rk , N o / 22. •’and thus o f­
fe rin g Broadway an inside p ictu re
o f gangland in Chicago on elec­
tio n eve. “ The R acket” is the
w o rk o f a Chicago
newspaper­
man* and is produced by B rady
and W lm ans.
“ A rtis ts and M odels” re tu rn e d
to Broadw ay in new dress Nov.
22, b rin g in g w ith it Ted Lewis*
jazz band, Florence Moore and a
ve ry cred itab le cast o f e n te rta in ­
ers; produced by the Sbubertg It
hade fa ir to have a lon g season
Among the o utstan din g n e w here and to be a s te lla r road a t­
openings, m any o f w hich prom ise tra c tio n la te r.
to w eather the B roadw ay season
“ I t is fo olish to pretend th a t
and to be seen o ut on the road
there are Countless good
playB
ate:
"T h e M arquise,” s ta rrin g B illie w hich are denied readings by
Burke, w hich broke a prem iere fir s t class managers,” said Miss
" M r . Zlegfeld
carries
record in W ashington, D. C., and Burke."
him
arm loads
of
was most fa vo ra b ly received in home w ith
dram a, sent h im fro m a ll sections
New Y o rk.
o f the c o u n try. F o r several years,
“ And So to Bed,” the sequel to
by common consent, I have been
“ The D ia ry o f Samuel Pepy’s,”
h is searcher fo r a G reat U nknow n
th a t famous book o f old England.
d ra m a tis t w ith a standing o ffe r o f
I t is produced by the Shuberts.
a 25 percent in te re st in a p lay If
V‘*The R acket,”
produced
In I found one. I can tr u t h fu lly say
No {noble:
“H o w can we reach cuBomers more often with-
tu t increasing the number of salesmen’s
and at the same time put punch into our sales J
message?’’. .W hy, the consistent use o f the/
telephone to reach the trade nearby or in J
distant places—is the answer.
[ For telephone service is now a proven'
’ sales force that combines maximum results
' with m in im u m cost in dollars and cents,
as well as tim e And more-this service ex­
tends to over 70,000 c itie s and to w n s
throughout the United States, to Canada,
across the Atlantic
Great Britain and
now to Mexico City and other important
points in Mexico.
Conor more tales territory—by telephones]
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In order to he able t o , attend
church, a roast is the easiest kind
of meat to prepare, your potatoes
may be cooked around the 9 meat
and w ith a green vegetable -you
have a complete dinner»
Baked h a m 'is another .id eal
kind of meat fo r dinner. T h i s
fcould even be baked on Saturday.
Creamed potatoes are delicious
w ith baked bam. Haw many of
you have tried baking ham w ith
grated pineapple? I t is one of the
most tasty ways you can cook
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Redtfer Host h am ., Spread the grated pineap­
ple over the hqm .w lth the brown
sugar tbe same as you do fo r'o r­
dinary baked ham.
A dessert such as ice box cake,
date pudding and cakes of all
kinds should be prepared the day
before.
I t has been said that tbe wel­
fare of the fam ily both physical
and spiritual may depend upon
the one who provides the three
meals a day.
W e w ill bet that woman who
flew via " a ir m all” from New
York to C alifornia to keep a din­
ner engagement had a new gown.
— Beaverton Review.
ta C m Production)
Board of Directors,
Ashland Civic Im provem ent Clnb
When Butter Is H ard— Jn.'Win-
ter when batter is too hard to
cream for cake making, heat the
sugar and add slowly. The* heat
from the sugar w ill soften -th e
butter. It . the butter is melted,
It w ill not cream so w ell
and
the cake .not be of such (hod tex­
ture.
To Remove Scorch—-A c l o t h
wet in dilate peroxide and laid
dver scorched spots and dried by
a moderately hot Iron, w ill
re­
move every sign of scorch.
New Uses for the Egg Beater—
If batter of any kind Is beaten
with the egg beater for five m in­
utes when about half the flo o r
has been added, a smootji batter
w ill result, and one that w ill
taste much better when cooked.
Beat gravies and sauces with
egg beater while cooking, and It
w ill be much easier to keep them
from lumps; or If they h a v e
cooked lumpy, a vigorous beating
w ill give good results.
through a.performance of “The
Spider,** premier mystery thriller
produced by Sam H. Harris nn<l
now well at the Wont of produc­
tions long on Broadway.
. When people go to mystery
“The Spider” la the play in
plays and become thrilled
they
lose their personal belongings. Which a «hot is fired from the au­
This is evidenced by the number dience, opening the mystery with
o f articles left by those harried, which the plot is chiefly eoncern-
nervous persons who have sat
To A ll Broad-Minded People o f
Ashland:
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Strangers coming to Ashland
are greatly impressed by t h e
beautiful trees and shrubs
in
and aronnd th e 4 lty .
By whose authority was the
large oak tree bn the corner of
Woightman and the Boulevard
cut down?
Was the tree used for fuel, or
where did It go? How many more
are «going to bo sacrificed and are
the people of Ashland going to
a llo ^ thia?
M r. pad Mrs. O. F. Bllvpr enter­
tained a group of relattyea and
friends Thanksgiving Day, Thurs­
day. November 24, with a dinner
party at their home on Hargadine
street.
A beautiful bouquet of bright
yellow chrysanthemums graced
the center of the well appointed
table. The guest list
Included
the following named: M r. and
Mrs. Charles J. Brady. M r. and
Mrs. Henry Raid, Dorothy »field,
and Buddy and Peggy Silver.'
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he seated. From which side of the
chntar? Really a triv ial matter, hat
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to be perfectly correct we aqat onr- D. o f V . V . Meet—
selves from the left side.
The Daughters of th e Union
The napkin Is partially unfolded, veterans held their regular meet-
only partialjy, and spread on the tag j„ thdPAshlaad armory W ed-
lap. Spoons are always laid In the n M d a r ,rternoon. November 22,
at tw ° ° ’c,oek’ at wh,ck «>e%
cap. Used knives o r folks are
M
never laid book on the table cloth,
’ a <®od, »‘ teudanro. No im-
The wytta when not In one Is placad D°Ttant business was transacted,
across the edge o f the plate.
tke uanal routine being carried
When a coarse ta finished we lay out.
knife aad fork on the pinto, the
Members o f the Daughters of
tinea o f the fork tam ed up, aad the the Union Veterans Are sending
handles direotly in front so that meh o f the old soldiers a useful
they^Wlll not be In the way of tho g-ift on tho anniversary of their
person removing tae jilata.
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birthday, ahd the old soldiers
£
wto*1 to thB®k th em -kin d ly
for
nurem ?.*A nd ta »tak np a targe the,r ’‘«’’’«’“ ‘»rance
pieos o f breed aad Isnve a row a t
teeth marks ta one oorner Is equally
unpardonable. Break o ff a small
piece o f bread nt a time, batter ft
sad oat I t In eating meat eat oft
a bit at • time an desired and eat
alternately w ith other socompenl-
th a t in several thousands o f man-
n serlptfl I have read over a per­
iod o f yearn I d id not fin d a
single one th a t I could r ^ c m -
ntend.”
Batty, of the Ballvlew district;
M r. and Mrs. Lee Port and child­
ren of A »»legate; M r. and Mrs.
Mart Peachy and te a r ehUdreh,
also a t the Bellview district; Mr.
and Mrs. Don McKinney, and the
boat and hostess, M r. and Mrs.
A. H . Peachy. 4
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