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Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St. Phone 390-1. or 75
Mu)S of dmetif
lertained Mnnday at a 1:30 lunch
WKKKI.Y CALENDAR
4 Wednesday Study club,
meeting April lHtli.
I 2 d. m. A nnlentlld nrOBrnm has
7, eon In the Masonic banquet hall, Ibeen arranged.
T ' the hostessi-s being Mrs. McGowan i Cood speakers have been secured
Mrs. I'urdln. Miss Weeks and Miss ; lor lne uccasli.n. inciuumR .
Delnhian chanter tneetins. 4 l 'aniey. Alter luncheon the ladles , """": .
Y. W. C. A. rooms. Thursday. llnyl bridge and pool. High
April 19th nt 9:30. Board
Earth," Colvoa?; given by Mrs. (nesday evening. There will be' reports from various committees.
McCracken. initiation, and the M. E. C. Is; At the conclusion of business
Durlne the social hour Ice cream, 'asking that nil member attend. ," -' A- WhlUuck gave a portion
cake- and coffee were served by
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fr meeting, home of Mrs, Myron
fRoot. 16 Summit live., Tues
day, April 17lh.
Kast Side circle M. R.
fr church. Home of Mrs. A. C.
r Crews, T4 1 6 West Miiin street,
Tuesday afternoon, April 17. f
H. M. L. Bible Study club.
Home of Mrs. Mary Down,
107 Portland avenue. Wed-
4, 1 score nt hridKe was held by Mrs.
,, 1 Purcell nntl low score by Mm.
4,MaLhes. A very enjoyable after
4, 1 noon wns spent by the twenty past
4. , matrons present.
Mesdames Glenn Taylor, Harris
Janea. E. E. Gore. Porter Nff,
land, H. W. Bathlany, senior vice
. . I - I .. . V. Dl
Newman, parr'commamie; nd Miss Annette Gray, all of Med
'of Col. Sargent Camp, and others. I01u
I The splendid Rogue Hlver Acad- i ,., i.n.
cmy orchestra will furnish ' KleIlt ,,r tl. Week.
'or tnat cnarmmg uook uy iieury
Mr. and Mrs. K. Ilaynu.nd Driver" VanDyke, "The Hlue Flower,"
I left Saturday by auto to spend a ! which was greatly enjoyed.
week at Del Monte. Calif. Mesdames W. C. Wlllson. Stlck-
l land and Mills served cakes and
I Mr. and Mrs. S. U Mason, whoj,ea ttn,i a BUL.uti hour concluded
have been spending the winter iniihe meeting.
I ulllnnita returned rTluny.
News of Medford Schools
rani Party
j Fvem of Thursday.
I At the card party given by the
I Pythian Sisters in the Knights of j basket lunch
Pyth'.ns hall, Thursday evening,
music. A bugle corps will also be
A farewell party wan given on, Dr. and Mrs. R. V. Clancy re-
celebration. Come and bring your I
. ... .J.. ,, n f, ,..,,, ml, U. MU1C III III WitW uriu ;
I). A. H. will meet, home Jm"0 -Mr- S' bmlth'
of .Mrs. Roland CI. Beach, 113 .luw KolnB to -Mr- Knlpps nu Ml-
Geneva avenue, Saturday, ! a- 0'0, "r,0" Mra- mon
on hond to lo tneir nu. Wednetidav eveninir at the home : turned th last nf the week from
Thin will, ne a grnna painum t Mrs. nh-nn Fnbrick i Seattle whr the visited their
hnnni-ine- . Mr. and Mrs. Victor 1 daughter and fain II v.
Sether who are leaving this week) f4
Ml-Hotoe null 'or rnio Alto, wnere .Mr. new.-.. . -
,w M'llli Mm M. will take his master degree In j "hams. .Marlon "HkH 'd
' V. " ... TV Z,. h I social sciences nt Stanford XInl-: Grace Moobury are spending the
no V . V.. - . 1 vritv I week-end nt Crescent City
nnme nr Mi's. . liecit i-um-niinj - "
A Anrll " 1 t unn air. tswanz scorea nigii,
Col. Sargent Camp of the table in the banquet room were
Spanish American War Vet- 1 decorated with lioquets of cherry
erans. picnic. Ashland park, blossoms, where a lunch of fruit
Sunday. April 22nd. Assemble auid with wafers, enke and cof-
at 11 a. in. Lunch 12:30. )'" w" served by Mrs. Swnrtz.
I'rogrnm 2 p. m. J.Mrs. Laldley and Mrs. Caylord.
Oregon Slate College club
meeting. Home of Miss Car-
men Hittson, 1122 Kast Main
St. Monday evening, April
loth at s o'clock.
American Lettion Auxiliary
card party. Tuesday after-
noon and evening, April 17th
nt Armory.
Ak Silver Jubilee celebration
by Oreater Medford club.
St. Mark's hall on North
Oakdale, Friday, April 30th
at 1 p. m.
Silver Jubilee Celebration
Leading Event of the Week
Extensive plans are well under
way for the big Silver Jubilee cele
bration by the Greater Medford
Club at St. Mark's Hall next Fri
day, April 20 at 1:00 p. ni. The
ladles of St. Mark's Guild will
serve a bounteous luncheon to the
14 expected guests, after which
ttere will be a Hi-Jinks enter
tl.inmont In which nil of the guests
will participate.
Y Greater Medford Club was organ.
.Ized April 20, 1903, a quarter of
Ma century ago and it has been a
(f service club to our community in
afternoon. April 11th. with a large
Hostesses for the evening were
attendance, especially from
juvenile department.
the' Mrs. Glenn Kabiick, -Mrs. K. O.
Jerome, and Miss Mnurine i-arroii.
A fine gladstone bag wns Blvn
... tl.,l XVi.hkAK I
l-ians lor .wu. y . ,,.. ,l, fac-1
convention at Klamath Falls were."B h"-"-" tomorrow
Miss Mildred Carlton who hns
been in Salem attending a Child
Welfare Clinic and visiting Dr.
Kstella Warner will return home
Hostesses lit Ilridgo
Honoring ltirtlulay
Misses Jessie MacNlven and Car
men Hittson entertained nt an In
formal bridge party at the latter's
home on Thursday evening, hon
oring Miss Jean MacNiven's birth
dny. Three tables were lu play.
Miss Neva Sanders held high score
and Miss Olive Clifford low. An
attractive corsage was presented
to Miss MacNlven by her friends.
Guests Included Maurine Carrol,
Mrs. J. Jerome. Hilda Bundy, Altco
Hansen, Ruth Galtaher, Sally Olss
ler, Neva Sanders, Liberia Gore,
Phyllis Roberts and Olive Clifford.
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Howard School P. T. A.
Have Meeting Friday
The Howard Parent Teacher
association mot at Howard school
April 13. Regular routine ot busi
ness was carried on.
The following were elected of
ficers for the ensuing year: Mrs.
M. J. Swing, president; Mrs. Wil
liams, vice president; Mrs. Geo.
Ho.-;ue, secretary-treasurer.
Mr. W. T. iiolger, connected with
the Medford school of music, was
a visitor at the meeting and dis
cussed plans for giviug a musical
program at the Howard school on ,
discussed. Medford plans
send a large delegation.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. R. S. Chand
ler. 408 Kdwards street April 25th.
Mrs. Edith Heck cnlled a prac
tice of tho Degree team to bo
held Tuesday evening, April 17th
Missionary Society
Have Meeting
The Woman's and Home Mis
sionary society of the First M. K.
church held their monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. Nellie Feeley on l'ennsylvanlu
avenue, with forty-two In attend
ance. Mrs. Atnsplger presided
over the businoss session, followed
by the program, Mrs. V. Walker
ji Molt HK.n
Reporters: Hetty Culy,
IlaiiHcam, Madge Kunzman, Leila
VnnDermnrk.
Junior High Hanks 100 percent
I Junior, high has attained the
I highest standard obtainable in
bnnklng. Kvery room In the
school banked 100 percent Tues
day morning. There is only one
way to Improve ulld that Is to keep
up the remarkable habit. Kvery
one is pruud to see his school ut
the top. Il Is truly a disgrace to
fall down after we have at last
reached the goal wo've been strlv
lag for all year. This Is the first
lime that tho entire school has
ulvlnv tliu lionk rovlMUV "All All
Cpmo-11- uuimeu nr. -. v.-..v "..-i j....,
Lei's bank 100 percent tho re-
venturous Task of Our
tbin "
Mr. rw- rn.i.l nn nrtio n nil niailllllR seven OIIIIR uuys.
I .tomonou. ! .."I. " . I itanulmi should become a habit
to'uiiy. j 4 meuicai care in our bciiooih. n , , . , . w n T
Mrs. seiner receiveu nign siuic.. an(l Mrs Rny Mornn. nc- mite box plnyelte was a ptonsing i - ............
Mrs. Hubbs low score for the la-1 companled by sirs. F.vcreit Mac-! number, under the direction of ;'' everyone should bring his
dies. Jerry Jerome received high , Arthur ,,.f, liy nlllo p,.ldy toMrs. Harold Wiley, parts beill 'y 'to school as If It were the
score; Justin smim low siu", spend the week end In l'ortland. i taken by several inetnDers or tne , "-
for the men. " They will return the first of the society.
Those enjoying tho evening's Week. I The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
entertainment of bridge were tho I ! nr. HodgcB and Mrs. Albert Moore
school fao- Dallas nice of rortlnnd. who Ih f in sol ving cake anil ten liming tho
". .?. . , . 1. . V.I..V.
at tno nan. i-jacn mmuer "" ...- ti i-rtnkln. 1 fielil Kii.iiin- rr rh.iiinn Kn. ....
Mrs. Ilubtw, .miss . uenvor, was a guest in inis cny wui
and Mrs. WllsonJ past week. lie gave an nddress at I Religlout Training School
urged to be present nt 7:30 sharp.
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April
tend.
10, Everyone urged to at-
f tUa nWlAwt Hvir nrcjini.ntlnn In
I forward movement in which the Spanish War Vc-icians Auxiliary
club Is not looked upon as an itn- Ln-i'll District 1-rc-sl.lem.
portant factor in bringing it to a Thu Auxiliary of Col.
lUCCfllltonC. Sargeht Camp I . S SpaiuHh a.
1 Of the twenty original members Veterans entertained their Llstrlct
several aro still making their homo president. Mrs. Mamie 1). Linvllle,
in Medford and will be honored j Thursday evening at the armory,
guests at the celebration; also a A .very interest.ng buxlnenn
number of former presidonls. "ucefng was held nt which time
,,, r Mis. Linvllle was presented with a
ford'srtiromlnent women
Their efforts this year have been
directed toward the erection of a
community club house, besides
work along civic lines in connec
tion with the Public Health asso
ciation. Girl Scouts. Scholarship
Loan Fund. Hotter Homes Imposi
tion, etc. The Music and Drama
department have brought the best
to be obtained along these lines,
in the city before the public, as
well as out of town talent in high
ly successful concerts. Mrs. It. C.
Mulhollaud has served as president
during tho past yenr. Mrs. n. E.
as a gift ot esteem from the
auxiliary.
The veterans were Invited and
enjoyed the social hour. There
were many Interesting speeches and
delicious refreshments were served
by the ladles In chnrge.
Mrs. llnclinc Hostess .
l'lilihin t'luh
The Pythian club held their first
meeting of the month with Mrs.
Hoehne on South Orange. Tuesday
evening, April loth. After atten
tion . to necessary business, the
I,.K nu n t,.Vr,ln nnollprt them-
Oreen Is chairman for the Jubilee jSe)v(;s t0 the program for the even
ing, as planned by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Peterson.
A general good tlmo was on
Joyed by all. and the numerous
luncheon.
p. A. It. Will Meet
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Next Sal u relay
Crater Lake chnpter. naugmeis ,ftnd npproprlllte rewards for active
of the American Ilevolution, wiU ; (lffort brought forth expressions
meet at the home of Mis. Finland I . . nmusen,ent nnd pleasure.
Saturday. April 21st.
MIks C. Hittson Hostess
O. S, C. Club Tomorrow
The regular monthly meeting 01
jA delicious lunch was served iy
I the hostesses.
Box SMHal
Central Iolnfc '
The benefit concert and box so-
the Oregon State College cluh . will , piven )y tne Campfire r.lrls
i.a hni.i Mnndnv evening, April 16
at the home of Miss Carmen Hitt
son. 1112 Kast Main street. All
alumni or former students of O. S.
C. are cordially Invited.
IH'Iptdnii ChnpU'r
To Mwt Thursday
ntmntci- meeting. Thursday,
th at 9:30 at the Y. W. C. A.
rooms. Subfrct will he Jlin Ila
clne's "Athalie. There will be a
board meeting Tuesday. April 17th
at the home of Mrs. Myron Hoot.
Mi-s. li. rickctt HMrf
i tt r V mi VedncMln
The T. K. O.'s were entertained
ot the home of Mrs. U. V,. IMckett.
near Cold Hill, on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. K. Day and Mrs.
II. Hammond had charge of the
pronram which was a very Inter
esting' one. Nineteen members
ere present.
Oak Grove P. T,
Have Meeting
Oak Grove P. T. A. held their
regular monthly meeting at the
school house Friday afternoon,
April 13. A literary program was
given by MVs. Hood's room he
fore the meeting which was much
enjoyed by the P. T. A. members.
Plans were completed for a com
munity supper and entertainment
to he given at the school house
Friday evening, April 27.
At the close of the meeting of j
ffciers were elected for the next
term. Mrs. Rill Hooker was re
elected president, Mrs. Jack Grow
elected vice president, and Mrs.
Walter Inch, secretary and treas
urer. The last meeting of this term
will he held Mav It.
Card and Dancing Party
At Parish Hoiim-
Much Interest Is being shown in
the card and dancing pnrty. to be
given by the members of St.
Mark's Altar Guild, on Tuesday
evening, April 17th, at the Parish
House.
The following committees will
serve: i- .
Reception: Margaret Ames and
Kdith Fish.
Music: filadys Strang.
Floor: Ann Hamilton.
Refreshments: A let ha Vnwter
and Virginia Waite.
Prices: Frances Mann.
Decorntlng: Hazel Pringle and
Esther Hammond.
" Reservations: Roberta Bebh.
Cards will be , played, followed
by refreshments and dancing.
The proceeds will go toward the
pipe organ fund and all who attend
aro assured an enjoyable evening.
.Mrs. Mohlcy Hostess
Oregon History Club
The Oregon History club met In
regular session Tuesday nflernoon
at the home of Mrs. Mobley on
South Holly, with Mm. J. A. Mof
fstt as chairman. The following
papers were carefully prepnred and
many interesting events of the
Rogue River valley were present
ed, with Table Rock and Jackson
ville as settings:
"The Hiscovery of the Northwest
Coast," Mrs. Mobley.
"The Western Indians," Mrs.
Noel Krskln.
"John Jacob Asotr's Interest in
the Oregon Coast." Mrs. Moffatt.
"The First Missionaries," Mrs.
Huson. ' -
"The Overland Search for the
Western Sea," Mrs. Phntr.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess, after which the meet
ing adjourned to " meet nt the
home of Mrs. Mtekeul on Ross
Mr. Terrell,
Carroll, Mr.
Wait, Miss IJarrigar. Miss bcou.
Miss Gilbert. Miss Lyons. Mr. and
Mrs. Justin Smith. Miss Nichols.
Miss Butler. Miss Thels. Miss
Mooberry. Mr. nnu .mis. j , h Innt,h. nnil tfriin(I
nun v in ire i onway, moioreu it
the union endeavor rallv nt the! Will Be Held Here
Presbyerlan church on Friday! A religious training school will
evening. i be held at the Presbyterian church
Mrs. Zoa Arnold accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith
York. Mr. nnd Mrs. lU'drlek, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thompson. Mr. nnd 'Mrs.
Meutzer. Mr. and lrs. Glenn
Fnbrick, Miss Olckerson, Mr. and
Mrs. Iceland Knox, Miss Klennor
Ames, Miss Myrna Barrett.
Hooscreli P.-T. A.
Mas Interesting Meeting
One of the most enjoyable meet
ings which Roosevelt P a r e n t-
Teacher association has held was
their regular April session on In
day afternoon. The business meet
ing with Mrs. Clement presiding,
was a very important one. The
meetinir opened by the present re
peating the mothers' creed. Aftor
this the minutes of the last meet
ing were read and reports of dif
ferent committees given. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Mrs. Dolph Phlpps,
president; Mrs. Howard. Orover,
vice president: Mrs. Harvey Fields,
secretary, nnd Mrs. Herman Pow
ell, treasurer. Following the busi
ness meeting Mrs. Phipps present
ed the following program: A group
panied by Miss Mackey; pina solos,
Klaine Brophy; vocnl solos. Miss
Flirence McMlhose, accompanied
Portland Friday to visit with Mrs.
A. L. QuisentitM-ry and family.
They expect to return the first ot
the week.
Mrs. Clara OeLosh nnd grand.
daughter. Katberlne Ann. wilt ar
rive Monday nnd will be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont DeLnph on
South Holly street. Miss Jotin He
on Wednesday, Thursday nnd Frl
day nlRhts of this week, beginning
at 7:30 p. ni., with two sessions
of the classes of 45 minutes each
and an assembly period In between.
This will be a splendid opportun
ity for Christian workers. This
school takes the place of the old
time Sunday school conventions,. It
will be held in conjunction with
a similar school in Ashland on
the alternate days of tho week. .
Rev. Walter L. VanyXuys of
I ll,.l I t.llirl.-.i... Ailr A ii-it ni-
iosh is entertaining on Monday !,. tUn ,nll11,)ni,nn .i,.,. fr.
arernoon from 4 until 6 o'clock. Oregon, hns been chosen by the
honoring her cousin and also in ,ocal mintHterial association un-
luistcr Kgg Hunt Kmivssful
The Faster egg hunt that was
given Sunday morning. April 8th,
proved very successful. At 8: 30,
the members or the Girls' league
hid the cgKS behind trees and In
the- tall grasses of the new play
ground on Fast Main street. At
nine o'clock, a "mob" of small
children wero turned loose on the
grounds to hunt. Tho job was fin
ished within ten minutes nnd the
children went off happy with the
results of their find.
This was tho first Fasten eg
hunt ever held in Medford. The
Junior High GUIs' league spon
represent the teachers. Some of
Ruth 'the charges brought against them
were very funny. In the lust num
ber, the girls Rave a very dainty .
spring dance, after which the boys
came out dressed In fluffy cost
tumes and danced tho same num
ber. They brought forth a hearty
applause from the students. We
hope the O. A. A. will put on an
assembly program every year. 4
Junior Jubilee Plans ProjErfssing
Plans for the Junior Jubilee to
be held in the Juntor high school
Friday evening, May 4th, are pro-
jgressing nicely. The committee In
cnarge or me nssemniy program
I have decided to put on the little
play "Silver Sandals." The cast
1 has been selected and will begin
j work nt once. The boys' and girls
glee clubs, harmonica band, drum
I corps will appear in this play.
which promises to be very good.
In addition to the assembly pro-i
gram, there will he several side
shows after tho main program.
Candy, ice cream, and popcorn will -be
sold In the hall during the en
tertainment. . Tho Junior Jubilee
is only three weeks off remember
the date, May 4th.
)toosi:vKir school
Spelling
The Roosevelt averaged 9G.3 per
cent on tho weekly assignment of
words last week.
Health Inspection
Only 68.2 percent of the school
passed muster whon It came to
checking on health, chore this
week. However, much interest Is
manifested and health posters are
sored the affair for all boys and ! being made in tho different gnidoM.
celebration of her birthday.
tder whoso auspices it is being
"vvV'K. Newell, federal prohi- ntld' to act aa lmn of the a0"00'
Hon administrator, who hnsMrs. Clara Ksson, religious work
bitio
spent two days In Medford
official business, -will return to
Portland today. Mr. Newell Is
well pleased with the enforcement
of the law in southern Oregon
and, praises the work of. the law
enforcement officials both fed-eral-nnd
county.
- Miss Irene Fads nccompnnled by
Miss . Wllma Iwimpkin. Floyd
Gregg nnd Theodore Merryweather
whq aro attending . A. C, are
spending the week-end in this city.
The many friends of Miss Fads.
(director for the Christian church
! in Ore-ion, will assist as one of
the teachers.
Christ inn Kndenvom
Have Rally.
A rally for the young people
of the Christian FndeaVor socle
ties of Crater Fake Cnion. yhicli
comprises all the Christian Kn
deavor societies In Merrill. Klam
ath Falls. Ashland, Phoenix,
Jackscnvltle, Central Point, Med
glils under twelve years of age.
Kach member of the league
brought two colored eggs for tho
hunt. The officers of tho league
aro Blllle Hammett. president;
Flizabeth Fleischer, vice-president;
Dorothy Pa ley, secretary-treasur
er. Miss i-Jsther van camp is nu
vlsor for the group.
.Spelling Class Reaches 100 Percent
The 7A I class has reached the
100 percent goal In spelling the
pnsUwock. It is the first nnd only
class that has reached that murk.
The other classes did very well
Fven the first grade have . made,
free hand health posters that
would do credit to pupils twice
their age.
PoMlers to National Convention
A sample from each of the four
elementary grade buildings, ot
Safety First posters are being sent
to tho national convention , of
Parents and Teachers association.
Alhletlcs
The Roosevelt 6th grade boys
won over the Washington team
last Saturday 46 to 19 in indoor
baseball. The Roosevelt 4lh grade
this week also. Their percentages 'boys lost to the Jackson 4th grade.
The Roosevelt Gth grade girls
have been declared the champions
of girls' teams of the elementarf
schools. rln basebitll.
Banking , 'i. ' -f1-
On Tuesday of this week the
The 7AI geography class, which banking report showed that 86.2
aro as follows: 7B1, 99.8 percent;
7B11, 98.7 percent; KUU, HH.9 per
cent; 7A11, 98. 2 percent. These
classes are ,all taught by Mi;.
Keesee,' " J'
Items hi Science Dejuu-tmciit
has completed the prescribed work
lu geography, has become now
Social Events of
Church Societies
I The Jackson county chnpter of
the Oregon State Music Teachers
and Boy Scouts of Central Point
nt the high school Friday evening
was a very successful affair. Over
fiftu nllrnntU'P hiiYOH WOT A Bold. A
splendid program was given. James Lane- April 24
S evens sang three solos.-Miss K"th j 0rr(fon KJ(0 isc XoJrlcrs
Fuy's dancing pupils gave some Klll4Mi4w ut luncheon
There will be a regular Delphian j specialty numm-. mu aiis
(PWI Milllll'll .KilVf H i-:vi limn-
Miss I,ynette Jlezninnnicn sang
j several solos.
j The evening wns opened by th"
Boy Scouts and the Campfire Girls
! closed the entertainment with a
song and taps.
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IV. C. T. C Meiling ,
On Thursday
The W. C. T. U. met Thursday
afternoon at the V. W. C. A. with
the president, Mrs. Woods in the
chair. Mrs. H. L. Leonard had
chnrge of the devotional exercises.
Mrs. G. A. D'Albinl gave an in
teresting review of the address on
national defense given by Lleuten-
flnmr Party nnt colonel L,eroy wmun ai me
itntmrint- Friends . I H- A. R. convention.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. DeFord of I The W. C. T. IT. will hold their
Valley View entertained at a din-j annual Mother's Day meeting
ner party Sundav. Covers were April 26th, when the state presl
r la red for Mrs. Fdith T.arson nnd I dent. Mrs. Ada Jolh-y. will be pre.
Fd Royce of Medford. Mr. and ent and give an address. Mrs.
IloForil and Tamil' ni.joiiey win hii pimh h mr .!
by Mlsrf Bail la h Gore; reading. Miss who is a sophomore at the Stnto
VanMeter. Following the program college, will he Interested to know
a general discussion on character she has been appointed on the
building and training In the home Barometer staff,
and school, followed by both par- ; 1 (
nest and teachers. Mrs. M. lu. j
Schonard then made an appeal to
the circle for cooperation for the
local humane society. Miss Schmi-j
dor's room won tho fern. Tbe so
cial hour that followed was very
enjoyable. Delicious cake nnd cof-
fee were served by the following I
committee: Mrs. Tyree, Mrs. Sleet
er, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Denlson nnd
Mrs. Caltyon Isaacs.
Radio Parties
For "Madame Q".
A large number of j-adlo parties
are being planned for Tuesday
night, when the first two Install
ments of "Madame Q", the popu
lar aerial comedy which have al
ready been presented by the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company,
will he repeated together, to satis
fy the demand of radio listeners
thruout the valley for repetitions
of either the first or second parts,
missed on account of counter at
tractions ut the theaters or dance
pavilions.
The last two appearances of
"Madame Q" were quite a social
event In Medford, and the languid
"widow with a flare for travel and
Investing in impossible real estate"
radio parties thruout Medford and ! ? th.B ""J0"1 1.tho c?
Mrs. , 1!.
a .blind nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. O. It
Trcsham and family of Sams Viil-
Prthlnn Sy em
Social F.vening.
A social owning has been ptan
ned for Knights of Pythias. Pyth
ian Sisters, their families nnd
tist church Sunday, April 29th.
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t S. W. V. Hnve Picnic
Ashland. April 22
On Sunday. April 22nd, the
members of Col. Cargent Camp, of
the Spanish American War Veter
ans, will hold their first annual
picnic nt Ashland park, and In
case of inclement weather the
Tho H.' M I,. Bible Study club
will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Mary Down, 107 Port
land avenue. Mrs. F. V. Maddux,
leader.
f-f-
Tho East side circle of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet with Mrs. A. C. Crews, 1416
West Main street. Tuesday after
noon. Visitors welcome.
The Womnn's Missionary si-
ford, and Grants Pass, was held I science ciass wun auks nisemmi
nt the Presbyterian church of las teacher. The other sclenco
this city Friday night, nt 6:30 p. have completed their study
m. Pep songs wero sung around inls, and are now taking up a
tho bannuet table and social ,Htudy of Insects.. ,
toosts wero given. Al! of lho cIllHm'H wero cntw-
Mlss Ruth Mnlcom gave a toast talneii t Bonner for one or two
on "Friendship". Mr. Guy Davis "'hhoiih. Besides, study ng the
on "Ideals," and Fdson Randall lKlhor, Interesting reports have
on "Teamwork", ufter which
they adjourned totho main nudi
torlum where they were led In
song by Morton Fernben for n
short song service. Reverend
Mltchelmore of Ashland hnd
! been . made on various Insects,
Members of the classes are all
enthusiastic about their work.
Girls' Athletic Association
(Ives Program
per cent of the school bunked. The
hundred percent rooms were Mrs.
Hyde's 3A nnd Mrs. Maxwell's IA. ,
Parent -Teacher Meeting
A splendid meeting was enjoyed
by a full house on Friday after
noon nt tho , Roosevelt Parent
Teacher association.
Tho program, In chargo of Mrs.
Dolph Phipps. wns ns follows:
Group of songs School chorus. -
Piano solo Klaine Brophy.
Vocal solo Mrs. McFlhuse ac
companied by Beulah Gore.
Reading of cholco articles by
Mrs. Guyer on the subject of
charge of tho dovotionnl service,
and Dallas Rice of Portland spoke
on the Stnto convention which is
to be held next week nt The
Dalles. Oregon. Rev. Fail Dadd
of tho Grants Pass Christian
Tho Junior High Girls' Athletic l "Motherhood." A general tllscus
nssoclntlon had charge of Friday's i slon on the tonic.
assembly program. Following is At the close of the meeting Mrs.
the program given under tho di
rection of Miss Yvonne Smith:
Dance "Raggedy Anno ami Rag
gedy Andy" Adra Kdwards and
Goldle Higdon.
church gave a short address oncown Act Muriel Waters, Mar
'Crusade with Christ, todny nnd
tomorrow." There were 140 young
people present, nnd the shield
which Is always awarded nt ral-
ciety of the First Presbyterian j m'H 1)r in nocieiy winging un
church will meet on Tuesdav nf-largest delegation and coming the
tnmnnn in tho rhinvh nnrim-. Alfarthest. was awarded to
large attendance Is desired.
The pageant entitled. "The Chal
lenge of the CroHB," which 1 he
fng presented at the Presbyterian
church this evening by seven
young ladies from the Life Work
Recruits band composed of Christ
ian young people of all the
churches, promises to he a most
interesting and Instructive presen-
Klam
nth Falls, who had 1 0 delegates
present.
. nnn.i n n ttrn
ini'miH. o n - ..,, .11 I. K-rurpd
pram nf mi i.n .1 o innr Thl will bp lhc 30t annlv.rwlry
turn., nt 8 o , lork P- m .. T' d ' f gf (ar
r-roninK. A.nl 1 all i n "-,.,,.,. B:lln Spnln.
KnlKhts of I'ythl.iK hall. "',r, A1 HpIinll.h wnr vrlmm nd
S n'rlnrk. thoro will I mwir vr , fnmM(,!i r,Bnrl lP f whether or
.dnnrinB. Tome nnd onjoy a 'n" j , ,hy llr, n nih-rK of any ramp
rial evenlnff. nr invited. nlKo nil memlier nnd
' Matr.n.-.-r "f .,11.. r,
"w.'? Matron. Cub wa, .n- unch at H.V. and program at
association met ' at the Uthla
Springs hotel, Ashland, for lunch
Tuesday. An Invitation had been
extended the music teachers of
Grants J'ass nnd Klamath Falls to
be guests and both towns were
represented.
Among tho Medford people at-
tending were: Mrs. J. W. White,
Miss Florence Groves. Miss Alice
Ilolmback, Miss Alnyi Lawrence.
Mrs. 10. K. Gore, Mrs. Rawles
Moore, Mrs. T. J. Arnsplger, and
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Stevens. Plans
for a general observance nf Na
tional Music week, May 6-1 were
discussed.
Mrs. H. K. Gore will entertain
her pupils informally with a reci
tal during music week when Miss
Herna Hulght nt Ashlnnd will play ,
a program of Interesting modern
compositions'.
College Club Meets.
With Mrs. Malmgren
College Club held its April meet
ing Saturday afternoon, the four
teenth, at the home of Mrs. T. J.
Malmgren of Phocx with forty
ladies present.
After a brief business meeting
the following program was given
by ladles from Ashland:
Violin solos "From (he Cane
brake" Gardner, "Souvenir" Ordla,
played by Miss Ruth Yoder of the
Southern Oregon Normal faculty,
ampanfed by Miss Mary Galey.
Piano solos "Spinning Song"
Mendelssohn, "Hungarian" McDow
ell, "Ken Follet," lTh Fhefly),
Rogers; played by Miss Mary
Falcy.
Rook review "Grants In The
the valley.
Following the presentation of
tho second installment last Tues
day night, the cast of characters
In the clever little comedy, were
the guests of a party nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Horry -Bush on
West Main street. A delightful
buffet supper was served. Those
present were: Miss Jo Murruy.
Karl Do vis. Edward Kelly, Bert
Hostel, Mary Grelner, Mr. und
Mrs. Jay Gore and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Bush.
In addition to the private par
ties planned for the following
Tuesday night, will be a radio
party open to the public at the
Palmer Piano House on Main
street, for tho benefit of those who
haven't radios In their homes and
wish to hear the two comedies.
Following the program, which will
begin nt nine o'clock sharp, re
freshments will be served the pub
lic, by the owners of tho popular
music house.
Those tnklng pnrt In the two
Copco comedies will includo; Jo
Murray, James Stevens, Kai? Davis
Harold Corliss and Mary Grelner.
of Christ to young lives. Mrs
Flora Wiley is taking the principal
part in "Evangel." Special music
will be furnished by Miss Kllow
Mao Wilson In a goHpe) solo and
also a rltiet sung by Miss Wilson
und Mildred Lawrence, entitled "In
the Garden."
At the morning service, the Sac
rament of the Lord's supper will
Wedding Bells
be administered. Two anthems today.
The wedding ceremony was read
to two happy couples nt the study
of the Presbyterian church Satur
day by Rev. K. V. Lawrence, both
coming from California. They wore
as follows: Frederick V. Cuusley
of Hilt, California, and Blanche
Mohler of Red Bluff, a niece of
Mrs. Sunderland who with her hus
band were attendants at the wed
ding. They were also accompan
ied by Miss Mohicr's brother und
wile. They come to Medford Fri
day and will return to California
garet Rennrd, Nello Green, Bar
bara Wall, June Davis, Margaret
Warner.
Kangaroo Court Group of stu
dents. Spring Donee
Girls Doris Patton, Lavnn An
derson, !Koe Lantfs, Ardyce
Llndley, Fthel Chord, Dorothy
Bryant, Dorothy Paley, and
Carvel Reames,
Boys Harry White, Oloyd Smith
1 Lloyd Johnson, W oodrow
Shaw, Wallace Iverson, Dick
Sleight, Harold Swank and
Allen Rogers.
In the clown net, the girls gave
some very clever tumbling stunts,
The Kangaroo Court, presided over
by Anna Mae Fuson us Judge, tried
teachers and students on different
chnrges. Students were dressed to
Schuchnrd solicited the support of
nil In the Interest of the Humane
society drive now on.
The following were tho hostesses
for the afternoon:: Mrs. Tyree, Mrs;
Drow, Mrs. .Sloeter, Mrs. Isaacs,
and Mrs. Denison.
entitled "I Hear - the Voice of
Jesus Hay," and "Dreams of Gal
ilee," both beautiful numbers, will
ho sung by tho mixed quurtet.
"The Briefest Biography In tho
Bible," will he the theme of the
message by the pastor.
Tho evening service will be
broadcasted over KMKD through
courtesy of the Perl Funeral Parlors.
Buiinest Men's Qotpel Trtm
The PuHiness Men's Gospel Team
holds services today at Gold Hill,
the services to start at 3:00 p. in.
Cars will leave Medford at 2:00 p.
m. sharp from tho public library,
where transportation will be fur
I nfshed those who haven't cars.
j Woman' Auxiliary
ItapttHt Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
I Bsptl.it church, met In business
; session nt the home nf Mrs. S. N.
T Is Evelyn Heft of Central i!cnnfH " ni7rHJ'10 ttv,m, on
Point was a Medford visitor Frl- Tuesday, April 10th.
Tho president. Mrs. B. F. NefT,
. 44. presided over the meeting which
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Grieve of;wnn opened by singing. "My Faith
Prospect were Medford visitors Iook Up to Thee." Then followed
this past week. passages of scripture given from
l memory ity earn memner, won
Tallsmnn Temple No. 4ft, will 'prayer by A. J. Anderson. Routine
convene in regular session Wed business was then taken up with
Society Personal
Also Mr. James Kirk and Miss
Blrdio Harden, both of Maxwell,
Cal. They drove across the line
this morning and will return to
make their home In Maxwell.
Taqurt-Wrlght
The chapel of Saint Michael's
and All Angels' Kplscopal church
was tho scene Saturday evening of
pretty wedding ceremony when
Miss BetiUih Mary Wright, daugh
ter of Sirs. A. P. Wright, became
tho bride of Carl Henry J liquet,
son of Charles Jaquet of Salem.
The Rev. T. ,F. Bowen officiated.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by lu-r brother, Arthur
I,ce Qiiisi-nberry, was attractive In
a wedding gown nf white satin nnd
Inco made In bouffant style. Her
full length veil was arranged In n
cop with orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet nf
bride's ros'S and lilies of the val
ley. Her sister, Minn Kathleen
Wright, who was her maid of hon
or, had a frock of ciel blue taffeta
and carried an arm bouquet of
Ophelia rosi'S. ,
Forest I-Mwnrd Wright ncted ns
best man and Gordon Wllkenson
as UKher.
A small reception was held at
tho home of the brldu'a mother
after the ceremony. . .
After a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Jnquet will make their
home In Seattle.
Both Mr. Jaquet nnd his bride
attended tho University of Oregon.
He Is a member of the Delta Tholn
Phi fraternity nnd sho belongs to
Dlta ei5ta sorority. Portland Tele
gram. Mrs. Jaquet was formerly of
Central Point, having graduated
there about ten years ago.
Legion Auxiliary
Notes
The annual auxiliary card parly
will be held Tues., April 17 at tho
newly decorated club rooms In tho
armory. The hostesses for the
afternoon tiro tho Mesdames J. H.
Butler, R. A. Holmes. John
Fluhrer. Jim Murray, Don New
bury, nnd Arnold Butler ami play
ing will bf'Kln nt 2. Tho evening
hostesses are the Mesdames Rob
ert Brltt. Horace Bromley, Wm.
Bolger, Miles Gammlll, and Lylc
Thuimnn with playing at R, Table
reservations may be made with
Mrs. J. II. Butler, T.ir.-L ns general
ebnlrmnn, or Mrs. Helva Aiken,
441-M.
Thin Is tho first benefit of the
year for the hospital Mid child
welfare program nnd tho public's
support is expected to be strong In
this undertaking.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
The following program was ren
dered by tho CB-4U grades for the
students assembly. Friday, April
13lh. This was tho second .of
three assemblies which are given
Jointly during each semester,
Chorus, 68 Spnnlsh guitar
Piano solo, "Coasting"
i.. Harry Glblett
Original story, "A True Ghost
Story" Dean Ploper
Violin solo, "Minuet In G" ;
: Ksther Alexander
Piano accompaniment by ,
Helen Kvanson 1
Molly's Little Ram Helen Crane
Piano solo, "Ivy" Joan DeLosh
Poem- .... .'...Maurice Byrne
Song Helen Fvanson
Pluno solo Fred Beck
Piano solo Delmar Wright
Miss Harding Is clnss advisor of
tho 613 class, while Mrs. Bolton
ndvlses tho 4B class.. To them
largely Is due the successful carry
ing out (f the program. However,
tho two presidents of the classes
did their parts, did the canvassing
to see who could tnko part on tho
program. It has been part of tho
policy of teachers of Washington
to glvo opportunities to the student
leaders to go ahead and do the
things which has ben set for
them. And In many cases the stu
dents have risen to the occasion
In an admirable way.
Friday. April 20th, 1928. has
been designated uh , Washington
School Annual Visiting dny.v In
conjunction with the plans of the
Pnront-Teacher program in. the
afternoon. Officers of the Parent
Teacher organization have felt for
some time that thoro should be
more Interest shown by the parents
in the fine work done by the
teachers of their children. The
whole program will be one offered
by the children of the school, each
rocm showing some of the actual
work done. The program of the
organization will begin at 3 In the 1
afternoon, nnd tho attendance of :
Just ns mnny as can come Is de
sired. During the first part of tho
afternoon parents are urged to '
come, nnd visit in tho - various 1
rooms, see the actual work done.
Tho teacher will be teaching regu
lar clnsses of work. Also there
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