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CENTRAI. POINT. OREGON
the farm for their friends who have coach.
been called to the city on business.
The plays, sponsored by the
Joan, the city girl, is June Furry Pointer staff, are all comedies, and
Jill the country girl, is Vivienne promise an evening of real enter-
Home time ago Mr. and Air». HU Ross. Darby Jill,» btother, is Ken- talnment. On account of the length
Vincent made a trip to New Orleans, noth Williams; and Jack, Joan’s! of the program the early hour of
where Mr. Vincent attended the na brother is Milton Garrett.
7:30 has been set for the opening
tional convention o? mail carrier».
The freshman play Is ‘ His Day play.
On their return we stated we were Off." by Roberts-
Father comes
going to a»k their son Bobby, who home for a day of rest but before
accompanied them, to give us bis noon he is glad to go back to the
impressions of the trip. So we office for he finds things are "too A codfish lays a million eggs,
cornered the iad one day and were hot" for him at home. Lewis
While the helpful hen lays one,
amazed at the number of things he Ripley takes the part of John Brig But the codfish does not cackle
remembered about the country they ham; Shirley Kincaid is his over at
To inform you what she's done.
had passed through and the mar tentive wife, Mary; Iris Hill is the
And so we scorn the codfish.
velous things he had seen. We be
meddlesome neighbor, Mrs. Podd;
The helpful hen we prize.
lieve he could write a book about
and Marjorie Pierce is Callle the Which indicates to thoughful minds.
it.
It pays to advertise.
But what we particularly wanted|negro servant, Mr. Jewett is the;
to know was the thing that most Im
pressed him on the trip. And listen
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to this, you folks who think kids
don't notice and appreciate; Bobby
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told us that the most impressive
sight on the whole trip was the
NO ADDED FARE TO GO
great stained glass window depicting
the Lord's Supper in the mausoleum
In the Forst Hills cemetery in Los
Angeles!
Can you beat that?
NOT ONLY can you buy a winter roundmp
«
Think of the miles and miles of
very low cost, but the privilege of going or
mountains and plains they had
through California at no additional fare applies from
crossed; the giant caverns at Carls
most western Oregon and W ashing.on ^ n .s pm v^
bad, the Grand Canyon of the Colo
ing, in effect, a fret tick* through Calrfornsa. fcxamp e
roundtrips from main 'in- points:
rado, the gigantic Boulder Dam and
Coach
Tourist
Sljtuiard
the Mojave Desert. How many boys
would have been struck after all that
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with a mere glass window?
NEW YORK 89.75 124.50 l'r0.80
'But Bobby by no means failed tc
Coach farts art food in coach.« or chair c a r . a id tourist Urea
note the
country they passed
Îra.ood "«o’ ur’ i* Pui.m.n,. (pl-a berth0«o
Memphis, New Orleans, etc
through. He can tell you hundreds
tions east of those points. I
6-montha'
rtturn limit.
lim it. Standard
Standard farea a t z
6-m
onths’ return
of wonderful sights they saw and
P ullm an , (plus b .rth ) and h . v . a 30-day return limit.
we feel sure he has come back home
with a much broader knowledge of
the great country we live in than all
See
the books In the world could teach
Passenger
him. Here’s hoping that in the
years to come the remembrance of
what he saw this summer will heir
this lad to be a better, broader-
minded citizen of the country we all
love.
piece recording orchestra
Armistice Day
'Oriental Gardens.
To Be Celebrated The Legion committee
A Boy’s Impressions
Of Eastern Trip
Poem with a Moral
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Plans for the annual Aruiitice Day
celebration to b > staged in Medford
on Thursday, November 11. are as
suming definite shape according to
officials of the local American Le
gion Post sponsoring the big event.
A varied program of entertainment
has been arranged for the enjov-
ment of the thousands of Southern
Oregon people who will be in Med
ford on that day to celebrate with
the World War veterans. A tenta
tive schedule of events including the
following
attractions:
Patriotic
Parade, Street Stunts, Legion Dug-
out with Free Feed for all veterans.
Special matinee features at all
theatres. Football Game. Medford
versus Ashland High, and the annual
Armistice Ball and Floor Show fea
turing Archie Legge and his 13-
at
the vertising & Publicity, Horace Brom
ley.
Reports of committees heard
will be at a recent meeting indicate that the
headed by Gain Robinson as general program is well under way and that
chairman, who has appointed the fol the 1937 Armistice Day celebration
lowing committee chairmen, Parade. will prove one of the best In years.
Col. W. H. Paine; Street Stunts. All veterans and citizens in Southern
Walter Olmscbeld;
Dugout, Joe Oregon are urged to plan now »„
Fleige; Dance £ Floor Show, Lee celebrate with the World War
Garlock; Legion Scrip Sales, Mark[ “ vets" of Medford on Thursday,
Goldy: Finances, Orln Schenck; Ad-November 11.
Our Heartiest
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4 One-Act Plays
Being Rehearsed]
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An evening of fun, relaxation, and
entertainment is promised those
who are planning to attend the In
ter-Class play Contest at the high
school auditorium on Friday fven-
Ing, October 22.
Everything is in readiness, and
the four comedies, which have been
In constant rehearsal for the past
three weeks, are going to be sure
cure for blue».
In choosing these comedies an at
tempt was made to find plays of ap
proximate equal length, type, and
difficulty of presentation. At the
close of the program, judges will an
nounce the winner of first and sec
ond place.
The seniors will present "An-
oth“r Beginning" by Le Pelley,
chosen from the 1934 year hook of
plays. The characters are Edith
Vincent as Hanna; Barbara Koehler
as Edythe Parry; and Kenneth Hood
as George Mitchell. The story de
picts repeated quarrels between a
girl and her boy friend who is Just
leaving for college. Mrs. Fleischer
Is the coach.
The juniors will be seen in "Be
Home h.v Midnight" by Sergei, copy
righted In 1937. The story, as esn
be guessed by the name, concerns
the fact that the children aren’t
hom£ from their dates and mother
and father are getting up In the air
about It— pacing the floor, looking
out the window— telephoning other
parents--as
parents will.
Jlnt
Thurston will play the part of Mr
Jones, the father; I^atha Vincent Is
Mrs. Jones, the mother. The throe
children will be played hy Clyde I M
Lees ns Paul Jones; Letha Heasel-IM
grave as Mary Jones; and David
Putnam as Junior. Mrs. Ross is the
coach for the Juniors.
"It Can't Be Done," |s a Larry
Johnson Comedy and that means It
will he great. It is given In an out
door setting In a farm yard. The
story Is that two city folks, brother
and sater, take a hand at running
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