Medford mail tribune., March 18, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

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Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St. Phone 390-L or 75
i
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Weli'liraio AniilviTsarr .
'W'elrHralo Anniversary
SVIIh Dinner Tarty
i Mr. and Mrs. I.ee F.rown enter
t talned at a six o'clock dinner pnrly
1 Wednesday evening, relctiratlni:
I their second wedding anniversary.
g Covers were placed for ton. liridnc;
? . wns onjoyod durlni: tho ovenlnit.
I."
l.ntertain OnostH .
At Dinner I appeared in costume, preparatory
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Thompson 10 bavlnir their photoKraphs tak-
entertained as dinner Riiests Kri-ien for the ('interim, hlllhnnrd. 1
day evenliiK at their home on West j These talented yomiK artists will i
Klevenlh slrect. Mrs. Jerry Jer- j appear In revue on March 24th. ,
oine. Itulh Kelher and Maurlnc ; .inil have also heen Poked for
Carrol, ltadlo n.ports on the Med-j Ashland. I
ford-Salem haskethall tame were; levers of the tcrpisehorean art
enjoyed after the dinner hour. thewi ,.jy tne proem m to he ren-
score IIiik Medford 21. Salem 20. : ,ier,.,i which will undoubtedly In-i
Hostess to Sewing (itili
'lahle ItiM'k ln-nlit.
M.-o I tt r T.l.ln
ltm-lt entertained
twenty of her j
friends Thursday afternoon at a
meeting of the ComunQiy Sow
I mk cluh. The date for the meet
lug having fallen nn the birthday
of Mrs. J. C- I'endleton, of that
district, the untherlni; took on nil ,
the features of n party. Refnjsh-
ments con.sistiuB of ice cream and ;
cake were served by the liQiess. ,
, Si. Patrick's
fnrly
Jlveni of I he Week.
I Mr. and Mrs. fhillips entertain
J ed at a St. Patrick's five-hundred
party on Saturday evening at tlieii
1 homo on Portland avenue. A&-
ti acti e decorations were used In
lfoonimr with the, npoflciiin lra '
i n w ;
? W. Darly assisted the hostesa " I
,0 serving refreshments.
I Ouests included Mr. and Mrs I
jack Jiorner, .Mr. ami .Mrs. rnui.uf itjl presentation constituted th
iMci uriey, ml, and .Mrs. . iar
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.o
den, and Mr. and Mrs. l-'red King
natllo Comedy
Over KMi:i. ffl
An interesting radio propmm tallied with n St. J'irlricks party
will be given this week over Monday afternoon honoring Mrs.
KM ED on Tuesday evening from John Hanlin and daughter Miss
!t until 10 o'clock, in the form; Jean Hanlin of vrtcoma. Wash,
of a two-act comedy entitled ( Ouessing contests were enjoyed, a
"Madame 2" written by Mary .special feature being vocal solos by
Oreiner. This program will bejMi's. Paul Hanlin aiQ Mis Helen
presented by the Copco Company. MeKee accompiinist. The homo
The scene of the ptav is laid in was beautifully decorated with
)Xgue l:ivr vallcv, nml is full of ! Kreens, shamrocks and white blos
farHicul dialoptie. with an ter-1 - This color scheme being
estinc plot. The cast of cr irac- parried out in the refreshments.
ters include
,nu u,nvi,,,g 1,',. .1
. T)avls. Jo Murray and M:ir
f erH ;
KJ
P. V.. O's Klect. X'l'icci-s
Crein-
at Mctlng Weilncsday
I'll inniml election of officers
of chanter A A of tho J K O.'s
I1(,nil....p. uvdnenl-iv M-ireh Hlh
llie iiomo il .Min. . .....iv .j--.
Velle in .lacksnnvllle. The offi'
,or tne imiu . ' "
dent. Mrs. Hoy Mason: v ce resl -
nent, oi i s. ruri'-M j nit-n, n
c(trdinp seeretaiy. Mrs. t'hns. Fur
nas, corresponding see., Mrs. C.
. MS)onald, treasurer. Mrs.
TI. Hobinson. chaplain. Mrs.
,1. CI. l.ove. puard. Mrs. W.
1 ipes. Mrs. LouVelle wiih assisted
In serving by Mrs. Sleeter.
1'iiif. Peek of ). S. C.
Will lie. Guest llciv.
An exceptionally interestins pro-
u-raill has been nrraneed by the
( : renter Medford Club civics de-
partnient ror ich :, celebrat-, meet with Mrs. .Fitchncr, South
lng "Floral and Gardening" !, HHy. March 27. 0
when Trof. A. L. Peck, landscape Talisman Temple No. 40. will
gardener of Orepon State college. ; meet 0i regular yesslon, Wednes
Corvallis. will appear before the day ecening. March 21st. in the
club. The subject nf his ;h-ess Knights of Pythias hall, on West
will be "City (Irowth and City .Main street.
Planning." I . '
The meeting will be In-the form'
of n luncheon nt Hotel Holland
nt-lTOO p. m. There will also be!
other short talks and musical ,
numbers. !
Medford burden ( lub
.'HIT lllg --K --
r
iV-vill
The Medford Garden clulr-'will
Hie
ft Tiifsil.iv eveninir ( !l:irch 2 lit h
in the hasement of the Hotel Med-
ford at 7:30. A large number of
new members have joined the ; evening. I
gun. Ideas and Information of all j The Past Matron's cluh of!
Vindp pertaining to flowers and at- Keames Chapter ). K. S., enter
tractive yards are explained at tallied at a fi:3u dinner Monday
these meetings under the ablf di-! eveninK in the Masonic hall ban- j
rection of the president. Raymond j miet room, for the husbands and j
Miksche. Next week Professor 1 escorts of the club memhers.
Peck. f):he Oregon State college. Thirty-eight guests and memhers
will be a guest of the club at a sat down to the tables,
special meeiliiK nnd will give a After dinner, bridge was play
lecture with illustrated slides mi ed, Mrs. Woods held niKh score
' Uindscapc Design for Small i for the ludica and Mr. Fowler liiKh
Places." j for the men.
n. S. C. C luh Cluh t llostc- on Saturday
Qill Mt Tuiwrtay. ! 1'lnoclile Cluh
The fu-egon State eollece cluh; Mrs. K. II. Melting entertained
f.f Medford will be ent Qned on the li. P 1'inov hle club nt her
Tuesday evening, of this Week at ; luune on Siskiyou Heights last
tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Rean-; Saturday evening. The occasion
mont T. Deloch, 32: South Holly was very much enjoyed by the
,. Th rhtli will have two menibeis cf the club, all of whom
ciiest from the college. Paul j.
x, hlwvler ronch nnd K. A I worth
j ti lumnl secretary.
fier n bni-
nnuu n.nMn in rhiimo nf i he
president, 1 Joyd Moss, bridge will
played. Misses Josephine Kop
pes. Henrietta Kckdeiu. nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. De Loh oomprise the
social committee. AH O. S. C.
alumni nnd students are cordial
ly invited.
V ddinc Annliersnry
Mr. snd Mrs. Aaron F hollar
celebrated their fifty-sixth wed
ding anniversary quietly at their
honie on th corner of Hamilton
nnd iukotri street. Saturday.
March tTih. They tvive lived in
the valley' for a number of year?
nnd have a hot of friends wh.t
"mtiin.i het nihf for their hai.-
idiies. They ure both enjoying
gfod health, Mr. S hollars
tightyone yean of age and Mrs.
.
Si - hollars is past eighty-six.
hey have two lianchicrs anl on.
son Iiviiik In thin rlly. a sun in',
Idaho and a dntiKhter In San
.--:incis-o.
to Doroihv Hal-iimn and Mr. Ma
Diimliur Pupil n aI)(, Mrs AhnnU lul( 0ttis
Will 1-in.eiu Itevne. in u i ...i...i....
TlM. Kve Henson Dunrlnp; ncn-
demy presented a sc-ne of call!
effe. t on Friday evening, when
eighteen various types of dam ers '
v.r.ntililv of I ho tll- I
There will l. Soanish. ec-I
'centric, (.reriun, toe. Uussian
,,y,,s:
Infssor Ylniiig Addresses j
Dclphiau Study Club J
On last Thursday morning, Wo-1
fessot ViniiiR addressed a wholly
nUetlv and appreciative audi-
0nco. comnosed of memhers of the;
Jol)m,in study club and hejr
, lltlst. OI1 ,ho subiect of "llac-
I. etch."
Itenlnnins with n resume of con-jernl
ditiens am) times that hrniiKlit
forth Shakespeare, the speaker
then took up the play.
He cafit'd attention to the un-
usually tense and dramatic plot
1 ;.ii-l fli..n imfa a nl I tioti 1 1 nn nt tlir.
- . . . V
cniet characters snowing in eacn,
Shakespeare's greatness as an in-
terpreter of life.
T,,ft snI(J(,rt (hP oxeellence
most iuteresling atid
meeing or the club this year,
Kntcrtain St. Pntrli k's Party
Hoiiorln: Out-of-'J'own t; uc-ts
Mrs. Kiley U. 1 lepsoii, enter
I .M 1. IM'llhl'll IIMMMLVII liy .tl IH. 1. V.
Maddox' served fruit stttad cake,
and tea.1 ' '
Those present were Mrs. John
j Hanlin,- Mrs. Mary Down. Mrs.
Walter Crank. Mr
V. Maddox,
" ui naniin, .Mrs. i. naries
Paul
I"ii'f'", Misses Jean Hanlin, i hden
McKee and the hostess.
ii,.... i..tl.i!..
, Tho Pythian club
! ovpnlnR ,)( Tm.a(111Vi
nv o
March
the,r
with Mrs. V. V. Davis, Cottage
ste.-t.
After a short business session.
the ev.nini- was pleasantly pass-
ed In playiiiR "T.00".
Mrs. Kmma Jcschke and Mrs.
l.ola Williams succeeded in win-
nlnj hlsh and low score respect -
ively.
I A delightful lunch, or dainty j tont, j.H. Knthryn Walt. r,3S W.
eakes. Ice cream and coffee, was0(h R(n,nr v,.0 president, audi
served by the hostess, assisted hyjMr(1 Ethp) nvnn. 215 K. .laekson. I
Mrs.
A. Vatson. Adjourned
Hostess un l ucsaay
Daughters of the Nile
Mrs. Dr. Rlckert entertained the
nn,ro1 of ,he DauKliters of tllR
NiIe Tuesday evonins ul her home
n CapitoLllil! with a chiklren s
p:irty. .'Ai' li fnn was had over
I l HIT UlUMIVll 1) rtOIMM. (""J
I the children s Riiinu;
i verv tileasant evenW'
i very pleasant ovonW; was iriu
I nlavillll variOUR kinds 01 gnmesV
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments nt the close of
were present.
Mrs. A. W. Stevens
, and J. H
'illinnis made Qiigh
; "rfS a no m r
and Mrs. A. RTWil
i'''oS ncni ntinoruy srfires. Aiier
the games Mrs. Melting served n
delicious luncheon, assisted by her
(laughters.
) Th'se present were Mr. nnd
I Mrs. A. W. Stevens, Mrs. Lily Kte
ivens, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. It. li. Seegmlller.
1 Mr. nt.il Mrs. A. J. Hex, J. H.
Williams. C. H. Pennett, Mrs.
(Hannah M-'limt. Miss Helen Wll-
'':im,, 's' M'litfaret and Klii
beth Meilinr. Hon Seegmfller, Miss
Marie Seegmlller. Miss Orva St
vens. Karl MeilinK. Jr.
Wenonah Club
Have Card Party
The Wenonah cluh cave a very
a,lri,.auUr,il firH utiriv Wa.lrtnu.luv
n i)rin.'n i,..n Ti,(camn fire, ami tho new ramus for'
ure ir tnble nf Five Hundred
and five tables of ptnoclile The
thest iadieV acore wai gaint-Q by
.
Carrie Millies and I.yln Tlnirmun
ho,j nBh aCore for the men while
he consolation nrizes went to
Hazel Anderson and Fred l'urdin.
i The first iirizo for oiiiorhle went
11.jz(,g- .
Nmnhpra were dlRtrihilled for an
..,,.,. .,ri7- whieh caused much c.
,....,,. ...h(1 riiiln. lliihlimil helil
u,0 lucky number.
Hefroshments were served In the
banquet hall which was prettily
decorated in accordance with St
I'uti iek'a day. President Nellie
l'urdin nnnouiiced the April Fool
Frolic to Q Klven Mnnh :t! at
the Kcdmen hall and which pro
misea to he a bin affair,
V Ml-l-tllU.' llelll.
I Crater 1-ano Chapter F.
j met at the home of Mrs.
Moore. Tenth aiitl Holly,
frnler I-okc chapter
K.
Satur- 1
day. Alaivh 1".
I TU Americanization Committee
reported four of the five enndi-
dates for citizenship had paused
successf ully at the examination
held February 2!(, The chapter
prer.ented silk
usual custom.
f laH as is theli
T.'ie state ponference meeta in
Portland March 'l-n and 31.
.Mrs. M. J. .Morris, regent nfj sev-
tleleates from Crater I.ako
i chapter are planning to atend.
Miss Margaret Cbil.leix played
"Spring Dawn" and "Murmurint:
j Zyphers", both of which wen
; much enjoyed.
One of the most interesting
papers of the year was one on
the history of Patriotic sonps by
Mrs. Don Newbury. The devel
opment of songs was traced from
America to the World War sonirs, i
piouiaoie,Hh(UVlMJ. (h0 changes in the dif
ferent periods.
Mrs. Nichols, nccompnnled liV
Miss Hotmb.'uMi sang 'SMother
Machreo" nnd "Rose of Kf Harn
ey," both appropriate to the day
and which were most pleasing
Mrs. Moore was
Mesd a mes O rey a n d
assist
isted
y.
Daughters of Veterans
Have Meeting
At the regular meeting. on
March Uh of KHa U. 1 lubbs
Tent. Daughters of Veterans, It
was decided to celebrate (I. A. It
Day. April 6. with a dinner for
ihfl members of Chester A. Ar
thur Post, (J. A. P.. and all other
veterans- of the Civ!! war, their
wives, and the widows of deceased
vet era n s. Di n ner will be served
; at
noon at St. Mark's
arlsh
noose, ano inmspiinimim win or
: tu'ovided for the guests.
! The society of Oaughters of
The society of Oaughteis of
I'nion Veterans of the Civil wa-!j,v," and tho Talent Camp Kire
! has for its object the perpciua-, tlirls have over one huinlred gar
tion of the memory of those who incuts, which was on display, with
foiicht for their country and flag
.. r ..,,),.. ,i ri;lir
ihnt sliule nnd the cheer
, nn(, r0)pf of sin vivnK nienibers
. nt t)l!U ,;ranfl Army. It's mem -
j,rl.t.,p is nl.,de up of dauclllers
Q , 1...lnii,i,1,1i:hteiM of veterans.
. ., ,dloit , auirement is the
I mrvire of father or
j Bl.lln(lfIl,m,,r (n ,he fnlon Army,
1 r , Carl.ls. :fJS friilor
fjike llluhwny, Is president of tne
nnior Vice present.
Any
of tho
officers or m--rners v.-ill lie picas-
ed tn pive information concern-( i-'i,
i 'ncr the society. i 44-
The next nieetinu of ilie Tent t Misses Mary-Margaret and .lan
I will be on Friday, March 23, nt ct Mann eiitei-iained as dinner
: the armory at S o'clock. guest on Saturday evening Miss
! Amy Klliott.
j Camp Fire filrls 4-
Have Bunouet
The Crnter LnUe Cnmp Fire Gills
J)el(, ,llo)r annnat Mnthers' and -
j Daushters batuinet in honor of
, siYtoenth birthday at the City,
hj)j jn llpnt yw hull was,
! heantifullrdecorated wiih purple1
anil while lainhs tonuues. inadrone
land lnanzanita. 4
n,.,u.r .1,,. l.nninni n
ve-y
! imiiressive""cOse1 fre Was held.
and the followitiK proKram was ,
(riven
.Ai..n.r i,A lionrl " eronn
I'lellKe of alleKianee to the flac.
riel.tlMir- eKnnwi Alwuvs
When You Unlit a Klre,"
Marwrel
Hiir-tiiis.
(line Service, llessie Connor.
Work, Men ha l.eanilns.
Ih.alth. Ollle Hart,
lovc, Annahelle Leainins.
"Kneel Always." the group.
SonE. "Mystic Fire," Kioup.
"f'nnipflre Iieslre," Kroup. Q
Iloll call.
l-eRend of Crater l.nlie nnd Camp
t-l l,nnlo 1..T..t Ill.ruO.u
SonR. MoonMRlit Waters', liy
t-lia Hamilton, ;iiy, neruia aim
Annabel) eamini;
"Credo." KHa Hamilton.
Piano solo, Itulh Hart".
Camp Fire Girls "If." Ollie Hart.
Awarding two national honors to
Margaret lilggtns.
Our sixteenth birthday, "Give
Service," Mrs. Mae Ixiwe, guardian.
New memhers: Willetta and Jau
Itta Miller Joined the Circle.
Hor.-i, "Wohelo for Ave."
Piano solo, "Anna Kvans.
Song, "Now Our Campfire'K
Burning 1-nw, Kxtingulsh Fire."
Work, Kiln Hamilton.
Health. Rose Itickenllke.
Iove, Abby beaming.
Song, "Mummy Moon."
After the program, liie girls who
are earning their firemaker'n rank
servetl their mothers and quests
with it two course dinner. Miss
Kdna Goheen and Miss Waters.
guardiaiiH of the Ashland Cimo
Fire Girls, gave splendid talks on'
i Camp Fire Gi.la of Southern Ore
i stn to he locatea at UiKe Ol me
j Woods.
WHICH OF FOUR
OH
L " LA
I " f OPAL LUCTTA FlfDDCRJOHANNfa
by I ' yy
hich of those four collepre beauties is the prettiest? That's the
tjuOtion facing 0. Leonard Richmond, -pastel artist of London,
England, who has been named to choose the prettiest of the beauties
n the Heidelberg college campus at Tiffin, 0. They are La Opal
Zaugg, ofrJVoostcr, 0. ; Luetta Fleddcrjohann, of St. Marys, O., and
Louise McKinney and Ola Neidcrhouscr, both of Tiffin. "
Mrs. C. Kstes, presi&'Ut of the
community club, nave nn interest
ing tall; on' what Ihe Camp I-ire
ilirls of Talent have dune. Several
nnd hers also spoke on t he value
i o the Camp Kirn organization.
i'st year was 1 1 en yen r aiui un
I Camp Kite ('.il ls limited over 'Mi,
Onp trees. This yiTIr is "(live Sv
Onp trees. This yiTIr
, the (amp rire work
the t'anio Klre work, which Willi
lie turned over to the .Medford !
Iterl ( loss next week. Tim nirls '
- distributed their flowers lo the'
' lek and shut-lus, at'ler the meet- t
I About -HI were present who;
! enjoyed Ihe evenliiK with the Camp
i Klre tllrls.
0
Society Personals
Iliirold Flsk of the
of O. Ih
Hj.ending Ihe si. ring vacation wiih
nH );ir(.n(M
Mr. and -Mis.
and Mrs. .1. c. Mann alend-
th'' basketball ttunnaiueiit In
Salem Inst week iuul will spend n
few ,ilVH in Portland beff.ro re-
turning home.
Hnynnrd Get. -hell whn is nltcm'-
sr the rnlverslty of WnshiiiKtnn
Hpi'lidinir the sprine; vactation
with
his parents.
Helroy
Mr.
Getchell.
Misses flaiidia Kluin and run-
siaiino Am rews were anioni: t ne
i M' dford iieople who left 1'i id.iy
'eveiiiiia on the special excursion
' to San Fraru iseo.
Miss's Mary iMwards affd Sarah
U'billoik, who arQittemling the
Oregon State i ollege are spend-
lng t he spring vacation visit I in;
relatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. itobert Puhl and
rlaiighier Alicia, who had heen
spending si-veral months Jn Souili
ern California and A rlzona re-
""'n'"1 1 '"' 1"'"'
k.
,. n)I
William Hollbrook
' ba Ve as bouse guest s at 1 heir
home on West Nint h street. Mrs.
! Holll rook's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F- Hollbrook of Klamath Fa IN.
( Mrs. Kdward A. Moore of Seat
tle s a guest of her mother. Mrs.
l.l. F. Roddy of South fiakdal".
: Mrs. Monro will ho remembered
i'.s Miss Dorothea Heddy
of this
I rlty.
Mrs. Fveritt McArthur of Port
land ) a gnet of he i- pa rcnt
Mr. ;ml Mrs. I. M. Cot II-w and be
l vlf-ter, Mrs, Ceoige Coddilli;. Slv
i expects to spend
m this city.
era I week
' Mrs. Fred
ar-on nnd daiigh-
orence who have
ter Hegina-Flor
: been vfKiiing ,!rs. Par-on' moth
(-r. Mrs. Hiatt of potiland f"
, t w ncki are expert") homo lite
f,rM "f the week.
Mr". V B. Newcornbe as preddent.
Mi. John Ihinlm and dumb'
- ' Mis Jean Hanlin of Tat oina, li
nave un roe oi mi-, .vmry
. Down anU Mr, and iln. Paul Han-
IS PRETTIEST?
line
their
i for several weeks, left for
1 home Tuesday.
' -
Mr. and Mrs. I.. II. Ilasklns lire
tlllloIlK Hie Medfiud peiiple who
aro-cnjoyitit; the excursion lo Situ
Francisco. Mis. lla.sldus will re
main in California for several
wi'cls visiting friends.
.Miss .Mnii-e Kiiiley, wll known
in .Medford, who Is with the XlK
feld I'ollies of New York Is visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William SWiirlz. and slsler Mrs.
I'aul Itcdily. She expects to re
main for several weeks.
Mr. and Mis. Carl Ibiwinan re
turned Thursday from a motor
trip to southern California. 'At
Riverside lliey visited their daugh
ter and family, Mr. anil Mrs. K. T.
I I I. ...... .11 M ...i,l
Miend much
lime during the Vnrlug and sum
mer at ivier lan-on-the-Hogue
"bore they have
Socjl Events of
Church Societies
The Presbyterian ladies are giv
fug a dinner and bazaar in the
chnrr h parlors March 3'th.
1 Tho Kant Hide circle of ihe First
M. K. chinch will i
uttrinoon with Mrs.
. Tuesday
11. Heine,
lllli West Tenth street. .Members
are especially reouesleil to attend.
Visitors welcome.
The Ladles' Aid Koilelv of the
inn Lutheran church will
meet
(jor -
ai ine nouie in .mis. i-.
hanll, 20:1 X. Peach Thursday.
Wii-' ll 'i'l al '1 o'clock. Visitors
'.o:.r
IllWil.V
s welcome.
t
M. L. Libb
The H.
Study clul
will meet with the president, Mrs.
Paul Hanlin, 107 Portland avenue
W'e'inesilay afternoon, M i s.
U'flUitison will lead the study,
full atti ndaneo Is desli'eo'.
The Golden I. ink class of
the
P.aptlst church held a St. Patrick)
flay party at the home of Mr. and:lalk on the Missionary Plea.
Mrs. c. A. WhllloVk Friday eve j Mrs, Collins gave the missionary
ning March 1 About thirty adults significance of the land's Prayer.
ami fifteen children were present. - Idscussion based on facts fol-
Afler L-aines :ind music deMuhl fill lows:
ret'i -sh men's were served by the j I irat The missionary s adjust -""'V
'rM- Whtlbtck. and the ' merit tfi new physical envirfin
eoii?,jUee, Mrs. Thin loan, Mrs. j ments. Mrs. Wicks.
Coimany, Mrs. Crawford nnd -M.s.L Second His problems In reln
Shirley. Von to new families, Mrs. Kails.
I Third His willingness to he
Many expressions nf pleasure j subordinated to national leaders,
come from I hose Who hnve heard Mrs. Fred Wllmoi.
the programs ol' the or'-hestra mid
the young people's Kleo rluh of the
Paplisf. church, since these two
organizations have taken over the
Sunday evening music, of I hat
eliur- h. Sunday tii-.'ht tin orches
tia will aecompany the Kinging, and
pay the Vaiso HaiiHi'iisc, by
nim nfr "Anchored In Jesus," hy
(.:iz(.y Hs n special number.
Tho Woman's Association nf ho
Pre-bytertan ctiun h held Hietr hist
regular meeting of the year with
Uie new officeis elecied were
Mrs. N. c. Cliauey, president : Mrs.
r,. m. roiier, rice prwaiueni; irn.
W. B. Uoblnsoo, secretary aud rMi.
l.ouis ririch, treasurer. '
The annual biithday party will
i be 'ruosduv. March 1 ::tli at the
church parlors, in char ;e of a very
able committee. The Kinder bazaar
and chicken dinner will bo held
March 3th at the church.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
i.apiiM cnureo. in i in I'lnnn-
session with Mrs. W. H. Katon on
Pose a i'miio, Tuesday afternoon
' March til. The president, Mrs. H.
' Neif, ws in cliarge of the fol-
lowing prouram:
i Song, "My Faith Looks up to
Thee. ' i
Piayr Mrs. StrtcklaWi.
Song, "Let the Lower J.ightfi
P.e P.urniug."
i portions of scripture pertaining
t to humility were read by Mrs.-
' Kliner Wilson; als.r a short article
; on this subject.
Aft. r the consideration of busi-
! ness matters, an amusing contest
was put on by Mrs. (ilick and Mrs i
; Diueinoi-e. In which the
quests
; p;n-licip;ited.
The contest was to discover
which was Ihe successful fanner,
'lite shiftless or the thrifty one.
! lliiiuty refreshments were served
also hy Mesdanit-s tllick and llitte
i min e.
The monlhly mcctlnn of the tV.
II. M. S (vf the 1'lrst M. K. church,
'was held Tuesday afternoon at thej
; home i.r Mrs. t;enrj;e Kun'.mau
' wiih a lert-e attendjince. i
After the liusinesH session em-J
dueteil hy ihe president. Mrs. Arns-
..I....- i. ,.! ,l.vM.inii 1...1 liv MIum
Mav Phlpps. the studv period pre-i
sided over by Mrs. o. Meeker, the.
outstandlnff feature of the meet-i
im; was the address itlveii hy Miss;
! I'iilm.-r. a mlssloiiiiry repi csenla-j
live of Ihe Inliilee lilrlliilay move-
,,.,
She cave a wonderfully n'tlrrlng
and oippeallni; talk, relating the
great needs In the "Noiih Hurt"
of lloslon and of a like nature In
Ihe Kentucky mountains, of Ur.
Wniil.ei-t's inliilslci'liiu to the slcki"m H W'H 1"K lorwalll to tile lolll'tll I
aud crlniiled humanity ami his
great need for hetter equipment.'
MailL-e and Stanley
K tinman I
contrlbuteil some pleasltiK musical j
numbers to the occasion.
ltefreshmentH of salad nnd waf
ers with lea were served by the
hostess. Mrs. Klliv.man, and her
assistants, Mrs. W. Walker, Mrs.
l'Mskn and Mrs. A. K. I.yinan.
The Alpha Delia class of the
Christian lilble school were de-
ligblflillv enlertnlneil on Thursday i
tiflernoon at Ihe home of Mrs. .I.j
T. Davis on Must Main street Willi
lo niemlters present to enjoy the
afternoon.
9 A short busi ness meet) ok was
opened wiih Scripture readings by
the president, Mrs. Clyde Hon, fol
lowed by prayer In unison by the
class
Future plans for class work
along charitable lines and helpful
ness In the church were decided
upon.
over 2(fl calls were reported by
the members of the class. These
calls were on members and pros
pective members of the P.lble clasH
and church.
After the business session was
Mrs. Aile.-n V'- n
' .
l.Mrs. Herbert lierrian gave a se.ec'i
; tion of child Impersonal Ions nfter
j which Mrs. Iri'iie f irlgsby King
'very charmingly, "Mighty l.ak a
! Pose." and "The Oid Icrefrain," by
' Frit. Kreisley.
After n short period of sewing.
conversation anil Kiilnes. delicious
rcfreshinenls were served. The
hostesses for the afternoou were
Mrs. liny fiuyor, fliester I'urker.
.lane llemstreet anil Herbert Her -
'Ian.
.... 1.. Tl 1 1 .
i he nman s M sslonary soclely
im ine rum 1 iirisiinn ( iiiiii m inn i
at the home of M va. I'red Wahl,
:t.r Crater Lake avenue, last Tues-
SonK, "Vove a .So lo lell to , fl, ,() nmk(1 .
Ihe Nations. I ft l,ere and with
Ituslness session. Mi's, l-.veretttj, UW,,M i, .,,. ,.u j.
i i-aos, n rioini in i nnjgi-.
l I'rnycr, 5M-.rude Klrkpat -
rl, ,, ,
'topic. "I nderstandinK Proldems
of the Missionary '
Ihe program f-dlows In charge
... im.,, v..... i.lr.. e-..j
the devoi lonals,
Mrs. lierrian gave a very com
prehensive talk on General Prob
lems of the Missionary, and also
his personal problems.
Mrs. Grlgsby sang a solo In her
usual pleasing manner.
Mrs. Mell gave an interesling
Sob. Mrs. lltlth Peed
Meeting closed with sentence
prayers.
A
States Dinner y)
Event of Friday
The third anii'ml Slates baminet
of the First Methodist Kplscopal
i, . n. .. I. ,.1.1 .. , 1....
i ii hi i it mil mill i i Miujr - vem iik,
March Kith.
; The hnmjuct hall wan very artls -
; Hcally decorated In tho national
I colors; there were also flags from
1 foreign countries proudly exhibited.
Tints of green were heniitifuilv
displaycd in garland of Ivy.
The hostesses of 1 he evening
, wen Mesdames W C. Andrew- F
C. Kannen. T. N. Barrett. (1. A
t odding, J. W. Wakefield,. H A.
1 Konpes, C. A. Newbold, C II.
Isaacs, and W. V. CumphHI.
The humpiol tables were decor-
ated to represent the various.
states; spring flowers, dainty nut
cups, place cauls and caudles te-
im; beautifully displayed.
An abundance of excellently pre-
pared turkey gniced the tempting
dinner plates which were so well
served ny no lauies oi me (iimcii.
r. T. b Temple, loastmaster.
very tihly presented the following
program, with the necessnry spice,
for dm occasion.
'PlieQtigram:
Toastinasler, I'tev. T. H. Temple.
Male ttiirtet, selection.
Toast, "New Hnfcland and Oilier
Stiites." Mr. John Caikin.
Solo, "Foreign Countries," Miss
Knnice Purrott.
Qiast, Mom an absent member,
Reverend Temple.
Toast, "The Dalintas," Oenrne
Coddtiw;. O
Tditui -liwfn " f'l'i-.tiwA MnnL-Ai-
Solo "Illinois " Jnmes Stevens
roast, Uhlo, Indiana, It. 11.
('onlile.
Scdo. "Tim Sweet of the Year."
XeKro Hpiritual, "Tddlt'l II Itailf
MIhs Melha WillianiH.
Toat, "Michigan, W'lHcoiiHin," ,
Mra. Sarah Cornwall.
Tonal, "Minnesota, NehrasUa, and
Missouri." A. W. l'lpes.
ItcndlitK, "SoulliweKlern States,"
Mrs. Until HoherlH.
Toast, "Western
Stale, " Don
Xewhury.
Toast, "OreRon," I.. 11. Tlltllo.
Quartet, Southeastern alates.
A song from the South
Tho success of the hanutiat was
largely duo to the untiring olliirm .
' Mrs. V. M. C'orlles, president of ,
the Ladles" Aid nnd the ladies of
llie six eliurch circles. i
Mr. I". V. Ihirlte fuinlslieil the -
nialerlals nlul very arllsllcaliy uec-,
dniled thn haiKlliel hall. i
Mirny 1" attendance expressed
their thanks nnd appreciation for ;
i their own slates reunion in Ore -
' Kim, ns eighteen stales were rep-:
i resented. All who were In nttend- j
""u"1 banquet.
Parent-Teachers'
Associations
Is counted, the hooks cheeked, and -.-j
'the money sent to the hnnk. Hy
lils w-ay of saving, n child during
Calendar of lb- l'arent- ius sebooL. vein s . I nl.le .m n.i-
j , , . leaclier ;Hsociniioii T,
y 1 ' oiineti r irsi .Monnaj.
High School-
Meetings
j
I
J
nounced.
Junior High School
i Thursday.
Lincoln School First
Kooseyelt Sehonl
Friday.
4 Washington School -
'ourlll
l.lav.
Third
Friday.
Jackson Schoid Fourt h
!.'rl-
day.
fr Note. The high school P.
4 T. A. will meet with the stu-
dent body assembly some day
4 next week. Mr. Glenn Fahrlck
will be the speaker of the day
and his subject is "The Tom-
pie fr Gl.eh."
4 'i'hese oc9Mfons are grently
v enjoyed by the mothers who
n,' ,l,k,"w ,,lvn," r tho
4 opportunity. The date will be '
v nnnounceu later.
Pemember the Junior Hi
t immij h nigiu nexi r ruiay, v
4 1
1 4'46l.t.iilfr 'frn4
4. 4.
; $ Tl' Vtll' CAItM roll A IK IV
; 4 i t vn ,lm pl,.nty f
j. slieudlliK liioliey. 4
Ho nut iiernilt him to
choose his own coiiitiiinions
rH,.nl ,. !,...
Po not give hhn a latchkey
and allow him lo return
.' ltmnn ill tun' hiiue .. tllw.iO JL
ump
! f)0 fn n ,,,. h,m
i understand that ninO"'' am
n( n Hll,m(ltll1 f(l. I1Ionimy.
j l)n nt f(lI ,(( (w,.h hjm
j ,,uit b), musl nnt ovi
fm,
every act of helpfulness !
: to othet-M. Kxchange, 4
I
"A mer tea's greatest need ts
j Christian moth.-
Christian
homes, family altar
and loyal co-
j oieiiillon on the part of the home
J forces with the teaching forces of
the state and the chinch.'.' Mark
A. Malihews.
J ( From Parent -Teachers)
. 1 A
M-eiloK
Tli o I'arent-Tcucber association
of Junior High school will meet .lt,l announcing the affair" hnve
Friday evening, March 23 in the l,('''n circulated - uhout tho Copco?
nssembly hall of that building. HyO m a "1nrR0 nltndiinee IsO
A fein will bP awarded to thf , ''Xi-vftncl from the outside rtivls- -room
having ttie greatest. nuniberiIons n wpU an rhR Melford home,
of fathers present, and refresh-1 offlr'' Thl Ule tlrtt Copc-o
mentsc w ill i.e e ve.i ir I Forilm ptity for Borne ttine nnd 1,1
Kunnian litis preparet the
ful-
lowing excellent program.
Harmonica Ojiarteitn
Group of Boy.
Solo . Collsta Johnson
M si(,ai it. intliiif
. " "
...
, n-, SU"i' Kui...wn
IMiiiiii Duet Two Iiyon
;,..
t
I iiri'iim .
"""n ' '
Hl Dr. Sliol
1 1 i tut Mm. Ilinnu
I'Iiiiih III Junior High
Mr. Ilrilrlck
Alhlrllr I'oiiIh Mr. Kitl.-ll
rnri'iil-i nf jniti.( Juki rnior
cil In Junior high nhnutil avail
then.iclvua ot thl, oiiportunlty to
lceoine
rucnUim
iiiainted with the cur1
Wahingi4it Parent Timelier
Hae .MiiiIiik I'riday
, Th Washington l'arent-Teaeh
ers met Friday afternoon March
1 1. The following program was
roml)im'
Songs, by a group of children
from M iss Cromar's room. Talk
on "Infantile Mortality'' and "lm
niunizniion Against Contagious
Diseases," -by Dr. V. P. Holt was
enjoyed,'
Mr. Cornwall showed the three "
beatnlful pictures . won , by the
Washington school in the "Si-honl
Savings Aecounts," and the Circle
voted to pay expenses of having
the pictures framed. Only twelve
other towns In the I'nlted States L
were awarded these pictures.
A n a ri ide on ".1 1 u ni a ne Societ y
" ''K was rao oy airs. i--eiene.r.
and after the business session re-
" ' ........ ...
'b " -
"Med l.y thn sixth Krado Rlrls.
TIIIIIIT
( N'oto. The following article
was written liy Helen Wilson,
l-'reshman In high . school . nnd
formerly president of the Junior ;H
high school.) - ti'
If llenjaniin Krnnklin were here
today, he would smile and tie hap- ....
py In the thought, that America ol(
has hecome a rlfly nation. Amer- tyt
Icn Is one of the world leadera
in saving. Perhaps the best pulnt 1
'about our syem i that banking -i
".""i
In 'he olden days the hanks were
" very far apart, and It im
..v.-..y .... .... -
'dull to hank, and much re so
" fc' e .
culls Ihe day when he would ellnih
upon a chair and put every extra
penny In a lingo mug. which Vested
oiihe mnntel. Hut now. every
child from the first grade through
high school, has the privilege of
"eposuinit ins money in a real sav-
ings bank.
Kvery Tuesday is bank day, on
which day ' the pupils bring their ,m.
extra ' "pocket-money" and deposit ";
It In the school saving system. The
cashier in each room tnkes the de-
pr.slt and registers It In tho stu
dent's hank honk. Then the money
nnoiwll, money; upon W hich to; nt-
tend College. . Hut college is nnl iW
tin ttim of every student. In ask' it
itK the pupils what they proposed a
doing with their money, vo re- -i
.ceived many different answers. Onn ;trt
Utile second grade lad earnestly c
confldeil to us that he "wns goln'
to get1' enough pennies to buy nn
j aeroplane Just, like Llndy's." An-
t other Junior high school hoy wishes 1
to use his money In touring Fur- ' 1
ope. . i : - , - ,
In speaking to tho girls w JJ;
j received fpille different answers.
,One mile girl is saving her pen 10
nies so iih to bo able to buy a
doll that "walks, talks nnd sleeps. '
iu oiuei- gin wants io use nep
money in build inn a hen pitiful
home. Many other studeiitn hnd
many different ways of using their
money, but to nil. "thrift." this
little word nf six letters. snetW him.
piuess and contentment.
Medford ranks among the find
on tho state list of bankine ner.
centages
and we are xtcudflA '
rllnihitifr 1-tgher. Aleilfnul hii-h
4r'u.lwil hull nn It twtnfm. t r Kl
In 1!27, keeping a steady percent nf
ago of 100 percent from Septem- rt.i
her until June, iH
Hy adopiinK the school saving
system, Medford has taken tt Rrent v
step in progresM, as. this system n
is found In all tho largo cities u!
of our nation. , lm
In conclusion I should like to r;
say that the reason America Is trt
a happy nation, ts because of
thrift. For does not thrift spell
happiness , .'
T MAR. 31 ST 1
An evening's entertainment In
tl acts Is to ho presented by teh ,
Copco Foruiu, ,th employes' cluh
of Tho California Oregon Power
eompuny Saturday, .March 31st. '
TJie three acts will be divided ns
follows: 1. business meeting; 2,
minstrel .showj 3,' dance. Clever
tho committee in chnrge is Work
ing hard to make it a success.
NKW VOltK. Watch tho mo
vies for pictures of society grand
mothers chopping- trees. They 1 1
I .n nn Itrnn rl wnv nml lawh nro
f Tttllyho'"''
...... . J
I i i.i.!. mill n uiniiri ii, rt r jiin.
Liiipiiuhtf! when Krnnilniothm nml , '
loihom rompptrd In clenrlnu a
t mil. Tho bfMt Krnnilinoihcr wllh
thn nxe Tns - Mi's. Samuel T.
chuif 1 -,-
W,SMIN(IT'N. nr. 17. Ml
rri-lili'iit rixilUlRe him rillv?rin
robuke tn atcilutorn for complete
latletieuilence la Porto Rico,
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