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joys Plc4i«4>nt Time
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The Sunday school of the Newman ♦
M. E. church enjoyed a pleasant pic-
M. G. WsylatKl and family ot l<odl,
: nic at Riverside park last Tuesday California, passed through here to­
evening. About two hundred were day. stopping at the Oxford hotel.
By Miss Iris Burns, I'hotie 300
| seated at the three long tables. The
Miss Juanita Gleason has arrived
liousi-hokl shower foe Mrs. W. A. latter part of the evening was spent
Delightful l.unclit-on Given law-
here front rnrtlanil to be the guest
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Sliarpe Given by Grange ladles
Week
Miss ___________
Huth Whiter) .
in conversing and playing games.
of Mrs. Goldie Hull over the week­
One ot the delightful luncheons of j The ladies ot the Rogue River
end.
last week was that given Saturday Grange gave a household shower for
'Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Verdin leave
by Miss Ruth Whitney, at her home Mrs. W. A. Bharpe, whose home was
In the morning for u motor trip
on North Sixth street, in honor of recently burned, at the grange h*ll
'through northern California, going
her sister. Mrs. M. E. Briggs. of l<os on west G street, ou last Wednesday
| via the Redwood highway.
Angeles, who is here visiting her afternoon. Twenty five members
O. N. Pierce and wtfe, of Portland
mother and sister. The guests were were present and Mrs. Sharp re-
are
In town for a few days.
Mr.
Mrs. Philip Twohy, Mrs. R. S Bor­ ceived many lovely and useful
Pierce, who is a contractor. 1» here
land. Mrs. Kiel Allen. Mrs. K. M. C. things. Refreshments of ice cream
Vniversity of Oregon. Eugene. July looking after th<> contracts for
Niell, Mrs. Everett Cobb, Mrs. Wal­ and cake were served.
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19. — The problem of the small bridges on the Redwood highway.
ter Newcombe, Mrs. C. B. Marks.
church in sparsely settled territory
Mrs. Hans Looft. Mrs. R W. Stearns.
Mrs. K. M. C. Niell and Jack To­ came in for intensive discussion on Vaention Photographs
Mrs. Jack Kerr, Miss Jessie Gris-1
Will always he a Joy If yon have
bin of Ardencraig were the dinner
weld, the hostess and the guest of ' ' guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. national missions day at the Presby­ them finished at the Artcraft Studio
terian synod ot Oregou, in session
honor.
Kayser last evening.
here.
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"The small churches," said Rev. Pear Prices Go l|
Given
\Ve<l-
Covcred-sUali lauxcheon
'homry” resi fui duveli|M>rl eliieed—Tip- lllllwrll Imiti'« retatili ion
Mrs. W. J. Coke Entertains at lu-r L. L. Boyd of Baker, "are hanging
uestlay by 1 ollege Club
The prices for Bartlett pears are
t>|H Uid—Il full Mieli Issi, m >H. jleldlug, r<M|ulriiiK no mal Iris». I or miiiik I elevi». u«v Ibi- llilliicll Itimi
on in the face of scant support. The ascending steadily. Hunt brothers
H cmiu * on Friibiy Afternoon
An attractive coverjd-dish lunch­
llavcnport
Mrs. W. J. Coke entertained a national lioard of missions grants of Salem are now offering from (50
eon was given by the College Club
money
to
promising
fields
rather
to <55 per ton, through the local
at the home of Mrs. IC. H. Woodward number of ladies at her home on
entirely surrounded h\ heavy hivers
The Biltwell Dual Davenport,
representative, Dougins Wood, The
last Wednesday in honor of Mrs. | Friday afternoon. The afternoon thau to needy ones."
The plan of federating churches, higher price la for pears of excep­
closed, forms an inviting and com­
of cotton felt. No mattress is required
Francis Kern. Mrs. F. Gordon Hart was spent in sewing. Refreshments
and Mrs. C. H. Woodward acted as of cake and ice tea were served. through uniting ou building and tional quality.
fortable lounge neat. It is a yielding
with Hilt well cnshions.
hostesses. Twenty-three members Those present were Mrs. H. Crols- maintenance with kindred denomina­
expanse
of
cushioned
support.
Open
­
of the club enjoyed the delicious • °nt. Mrs. J. K. Mills. Mrs. George tions. was urged by Rev. W. O. ('•Yemen to Go Into Camp—
SEATS
ed — for the unexpected guest — the
luncheon which was served under Peake. MPs. George Johnson, Mrs. Forbes of San Francisco, who is en­
Cavemen are going into camp at
Biltwell, by a simple, light movement
are stuffed with muss, tow anti white
’ Roocoe Bratton. Mrs. C. F. Pruess. gaged in mission work. This plan, Cave camp, on the Williams creek
the trees.
i Mrs. Jack Hess aud the hostess, Mrs. it was pointed out by Rev. John side. Their numbers will be Increas-
with the hand, (»pens to a full-sized
cotton felt, representing the highest
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McDowell of Philadelphia, secretary ed tomorrow when those unable to
bed! Pillows and bedding are quick­
quality
in upholstering.
Bertha Belle Rutherford Celebrate»
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ot the board of national missions, is go out tonight arrive In time for
ly arranged from their space under
Seventh Birthday with Party
encouraged by the Presbyterian gen­ dinner, which will be served at 2
AMPLE STORAGE SPACE
the seat and your “guest room” is
Bertha Belle Rutherford celebrat-
-ml Rec.ption Given Visitors eral assembly.
o'clock.
A
campfire
is
the
(nature
at V. S. W. V. Convention
ready.
is provided fop the sanitary storage
ed her seventh birthday with a lawn
"The problem." said Dr. McDowell, for tonight.
The United Spanish War Veter-
party at her home on East D street.
of
bedding and pillows under the seat.
"is to prevent competition in these
BILTWELL QUALITY CLEAR
Wednesday afternoon.
A 1 large
----- ans and the Auxiliary were given a smaller fields. Competition may be Conic« for Girls—
Tills
space is not enclosed and keeps
THROUGH
birthday cake, crowned with seven ' dance at the Woodman hall last the lite ot trade, but it may be the
The two girls held here in the
Itedtling
aerated and moth proof.
candles and ice cream and candy Monday, by Rogue River Camp No.
The national rep­ city jail after tun..¡ng off trom Yuba
e
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za 1 0
T
z. «• a a rwa death of religion.
We answer tilt1 question “What’s in
Rutherford's
were served. Miss I.«...
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FRAMES
resentatives of the several churches City, Calif.. with the < ar owned by
the inside?” regnixiing overstuffed
Marlon
McKinstry. Vlr . «nd Punch were w*«» d“ri“8 the
guests were: : ----
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the
step-father
of
one
of
thorn.
were
agree
on
this
policy
of
non-competl-
ginia Van Dyke, Jack Van Dyke. Ben evening. It was part ot the program tion in sparsely settled fields, but | taken back to California today, The
furniture. The Biltwell factories tin
Rackey, Carmen Dean. June Ting­ for the week ot the convention.
not
manufacture anything hut guar
here
somewhere
along
the
line
there
mother
of
one
of
them
arrived
e
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ley. May Tingley, Roberta Flaharty.
anteed
upholstered furniture! You
comes opposition, and the competi­ and took the girls In charge, The
Robert Pruess.
Donald Pruess, Mary Hull Installs Officers of Re­
two young men are still in jail, no
tion goes on.”
can
be
assured that everything in
Elizabeth Calvert. Wilson Calvert. ’
FABRICS
bekah laxlge on Monday
charges having yet been preferred.
Dr.
Wallace
H.
Lee
ot
Albany,
Biltwell
goods is exactly as repre­
Elizabeth Hollowell, Ruth Johnson,
Monday evening. July 14. the of­ pointed regretfully to 10 non-coope-
sented—the finest quality at a price
Jean Howell. Elnora Reed. Marjorie ficers of Etna Rebekah Lodge were
arc the finest of present day styles
K'slak Finishing—
Flint. Edna Humphreys, ot Glendale, installed by Mary Hull, district de­ rating churches in the seven coun-
you
can
afford.
and
weaves. Mohairs, velours, tapes­
As
good
as
the
Feet,
if
not
the
ties making up the Willamette pres-
and Amy Gilmore, of Murphy.
puty president, assisted by Flora bytery. “It seems a crime to linve best. ^Artcraft Studio.
tries,
Chase cloths, beautiful hand
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CUSHIONS
Schmidt, deputy grand marshall, and these churches operating." he said
block
color effect« anti plain tones.
Missionary Society of M. E. Cliurch installing officers.
"but we haven't the money to con- Advertiscs Southern Ot-cgoii
in
Biltwell
furniture
are
composed
of
Our
range
of fabrics will satisfy the
Has Pleasant Meatinc
J
The regular installation ceremon- duct the work.” Speaking ot work
On every letter sent out by John
myriads
of
tiny,
highly
tempered
most
critical
— as well as fit the
The Womens Home Missionary ¡e3 were greatly added to by young
along the line ot the railroad devel­ W. Pcrnoli from his store at Apple­
springs, encased in heavy burlap and
purse!
society of the Newman M. E. church )a(jy assistants in an artistic floral
gate.
he
does
a
little
advertising
for
opment between Eugene and Klam­
held a pleasant meeting with Mrs. drill done in a most creditable man-
He has had u
ath Falls, he said: "Two ot three southern Oregon
D. Lester Fields at the parsonage on ner.
rubber stamp prepared which calls
communities
along
the
way
ought
to
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Wilma
The officers for the ensuing term be organized. but we haven't the attention to this part of the stale.
McFarland led the devotion. The are:
money to do it. Is it right tor us He Invites the people here with the
subject "Leprosy in America" was
Ida Gilmore, N. G.; Ellanor Rob- to let a community come into being following. "Come and see Oregon’s
participated in by Mrs. J. M. Isham. ertg
erte, _ y
V. q
G.; . Mary Browne, R. C :
wonderland. Crater Lake and Ore­
Mrs. Chas. Manning and M«_ Wm. 4
Neas. F. 3.; Anna Schmidt. with all the centers ot vice operating, gon Caves.”
our
starting
religious
work,
Hunter. »'
—1 solos
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Vocal
were given by T ; Pearl Manuel, Warden; Fraaces without
because we haven't the
Mrs. Marguerite Wible Walker and McArthur, Conductor; Alvirida Mc- simply
Death of < liiht—
Miss Marion Hood. Reports showed | Intyre. Chaplain;Flora Schmidt, R.8. funds?”
Robert Ceefl Trimble, son of
ot
Woodburn
Rev.
R.
W.
Achor
the society in a flourishing condition N. G.; Allie Everton, L. S N. 0.
and
Mrs. Robert Trimble, died
with all the apportionments met be­ Ella Holman, R. S, V. G.; Hasel Co­ expressed the opinion that "few of | morning at the family home,
sides doing a large amount of local burn, L. S. V. G.; Fannie Eggers, I. the small churches were adi-quately South Seventh street, from croup
meeting the needs of the community complications. The child was born
work. The new officers are: presl- G.J Avis Moser, 0. G.
dent, Mrs. A. B. Pratt: vice presi-
A social evening followed with re­ as they ought to be met. Most ot February 22. 1922, and died July
dent, Mrs. Arthur Wible; reporting freshments of ice cream and waters. the churches need equipment; we 19, 1924. The funeral will be held
can't meet community needs with a at Hall's chapel Monday morning at
secretary, Mrs. T. B. Cornell; cor-
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responding secretary. Mrs. Albert
one-room church.”
10 o'clock, with Interment in the I.
Mi»s Christie Powell Wetltlctl OH
Hood; treasurer, Mrs. Daniel Me­
Dr. A. E. Cassell of the Univer­ O. O. F. cemetery. Rev. D. Lester
Monday
to
Raymond
Bueey
Fariand. Refreshments et tea and i
sity of Oregon, an elder, expressed
Miss Christie Pearl (Powell and the opinion that with the great de­ Fields will conduct the service.
cake were served.
I have hccu using one «»f jour pipele«« furnaivH tor Hirer montila,
Raymond David Busey of this city
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velopment In modern transportation, Poultry men to Meet
anil I wish to tell you that It lias proven entirely »allsfaelory. The
were
married
in
Portland
last
Mon
­
Chriktian Bible Sihool < I usm - s M<-> t
due to good roads and the automo­
heat I» mi <>venly dial rt bull'd throughout the house that It I n ui - i
The second annua! convention of
day, July 14. Only near relatives
for Social Time
bile, a good bit of the need for the state poultrymen will be held at Cor­
|H>N«ibh- to tell any tliff errore in mi) ot the room«. I have also fourni
and
friends
were
present
and
Rev.
The members of both the Men’s
smaller churches had been done vallis from July 23 to 25. The pro­
there hua liera mon- saving of fact since the fumine has la*cn ia-<
and Women's classes of the Chris­ Harold Griffis of the Christian away with; he saw no need for the gram will include a number of poul­
stalled.
church,
of
Portland,
officiated.
The
tian Bible school of the Christian
smaller church within easy reach of try specialists from other states who
I ran lirait 111 recommend your plpelc«« furnace to anyone con.
church met in the park Wednesday I young people will make their home the larger body.
will take a prominent part in the
teniplaliiig Inslailliig a turnare.
JA MEH CATTO.
evening for a social time. .'bout in Grants Pass.
Rev.
F.
Gordon
Hart,
who
has
been
meetings. These will Include L. E.
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22311 Willamette Bhd., PortlamI, On gon.
135 were present. A picnic supper
ittending the meetings from Grants Lloyd, poultry expert from the Uni­
President and Mrs. F. Blanchard, Puss, returned south today.
was served and the evening spent in
versity of British Columbia, and Dr.
of Wheaton college, Illinois, were
visiting.
W. P. Johnson, from the western
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
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Washington experiment station.
Land of Little Value
Mr. and
Neiglilmrs of Woodcraft Picnic in W. Kayser last evening.
The public domain amounts to 1S2, Those attending can get accommo-
Mrs. Blanchard are en route to the
Park Thursday
211 Koulll Sixth Ht.
nwi.fxwt
acres, the great bulk of which, dations at the college, Campiug j
The Neighbors of Woodcraft field Orient.
not yet allocated, Iles In the States grounds are also provided for those j
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a picnic in the park on Thursday
of California, I'tah and Nevada. Some who wish to take their camping | Mrs. John W. Davis, wife of Ihr
evening. About 75 people were pres­
Charles W. Kayser is here from of it litis so little value It Ims no!
lii'inoi rath' Nominee for President
equipment.
ent and everyone reported a very New York to vinit his faintly at Over- been surveyed.
delightful time.
look Farm near Merlin.
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C. F. T. Co., of course
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