Medford mail tribune., June 10, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

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Mistletoe club iinil Koyal NlKh
bora picnic, . Jai ksim Hot Spilm,.
"Wednesday, June 13th.
II. M. L. Bible class, home of
Mrs. J. W. . lliiMer, Wednesday
afternoon, June 13lh'. .
U. A. K. plcnto, flag Day. Sum
mer home of Mi's. S. S. Smith nt
Jldiiewoud park, Thursday,
dent. Miss Leoiia Masters: vice
president, Miss Imoneve Wallace;
secretary. Airs. K. K. (itre; treas
urer. Miss Florence Craves.
'
Mrs. ;. I Alhlni ll.xle.-Mi
DttlHTO of l. A. Its
Mrs. (1. 1). D'Alblni, the.
trip were Mrs,
tte. Mis. Childcr
k and Mrs. Dixon.
Suutlicru Oregon Art NcIiihiI
Will llt-clli hi July.
Tile fifth session of the Soutli
!ern Orcciui Art school will he.
jh'ld at Ashland July !'. to Ail-1
iKOstll. under the management of:
Miss Hulle l ady W hite of Plait i
i Art Institute. New York. ;
Miss White will UritiK with herj
to the coast this summer. Mr. I
Nicholas K. Illlcy, emldoyluK unl
'adaptation of the "Hanks method"
... I in classes in pictorial Illustration.
1 He will also instruct a class ii 1
) commercial art. i
aid Wright. Frances Lunula. Alice! Miss MaiK.tiel Louise Murphy. (
Online. Amy IJlltott and Kvelyniwho will teach urt us it is, do- ;
Medford Woman a House Painter,
Once Operated Airplane Fleet
Society Personals
,ii. oi
ills
III.-
left rrlda.
'II l'll.-ilH
first of Hi
T' ..:V ..-; . k .-- -V i. :
Herman.
I Violin numbers nicely rendered
by Ksther Alexander, pull of
i Tlmrval 11. Fulkenlu in, added
Variety to . the "iinrum. Some
newly merriment wu,s afforded by
June
11th.
Vythlan club, June 12.
The Pythlun flub will meet, uh
planned, Tuesday evening. June
12th, on the luwn at the hnnu of
Mrs. Laldley, !i 1 3 Wet Second
mreet. A :ootl time ts promised.
Ladies Aid. Lutheran church.
Home of Mrs. t;. Kentcr, Dakuta
Htreet, Thursday. June 14th.
Attractive Home Wedding
Kreiit of the Week
a hu-
elected regent of the Trater Lake I moious itianuh.Kue. "t.urnl. re
rliui.t. r Dauuhtei; tif (lie Amen-' cited by Ii vu l'VvvoU with Helma
t an Itevuluiion. cnterlained the of. ' Lyn al the piano;
fleers of the chatder with a luneh-- ' ne cvenliif; H
eon at the Holland Hotel 1 ruirn
I day noon. Tlie table was beauti
fully deeorated with flowers from
Mrs. IVAlblnl's Kurdi'll. Aftrr the,
luncheon an informal meeting wus
held at which time plans for the-
. coming year's work were dls-!
i cursed. !
(rnduaies at O. S.
As Honor Student.
; .Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Nye attended :
j the Kind nation of their dauKhw-r
ntertalu in e n t
ended with beaut i fill ensemble
numbers on two plains, played by
Miss Lucilc Abbott and Mi& LyU
Gri'Kory. other piano .students of Mr.
KrKkine'M class will be prei-med in
recital ut a very early date.
Ih-ehles li Hellre
And Kutcr It u liters
Mr. Millard in elnsiiiK his work
1 with the etiurch at Voodland. I'al..
rounded out -u years ucilve and
Tiin inniM-i'iL'o nf "!1k Mvi'tlc ' Mildred ut tie uref-jiMi htate tot- ... , ,
tne nuunae oi Mih .m.miil' h and tho cons bleied one of the
i.i. ri,inf.T,i.. r mi- mwi i tw a I b'Kti at Coi va 11 s on Monday, June i . . , ,. , . , .
. ..V. ..: v::. v ; Nth. mm-iUiur home Monday. I" VU,,K IU1,V1 "u:n 01 in:il Hl,llt,MHffrd
j, iju "u . 1 .I,, ,,.,, I -'ii Jiuiara nan tor sinne years
son or Mr. ami .Mrs. it. .. .M'wmmi - . i m.ked (m ward to nuikinK
wah solemnized on luesday evwi- """" 10 " . ',' 1 chantre. ;md when fared with the
and Mrs. H. A. Newland M,KK Nyo 111 "'e j
lconomies as honor student and ;
)-..i i,,,.i.t..., 1 .trfi...lu tit I
tl . . . . J t .i v ilinK; f lostnK his only child, tie
,1,111.,,.1 , ,. " jeided to make the change now, and
turned Thursday uccompanted by
.Sarah Whilloek and .Mary Kd- I
wards.
ing at ix pretty ceremony at the
l'trst Christian church. The altar
wa.s beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns and larye baskets uf
roses and endelabra. (.'nrmcn II.
Mell read the Impressive rlnB cere
mony In the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends of
the young couple.
The bride, who was piven in
1 marriage by her father, was lovely
in a gown of pink georgette over
satin with a large picture hat and
curried a shower bouquet of bride's
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Gladys 1'rye, sutler of the
bride, the only attendant, wore a
gown of crepe satin in pastel green
with hat to match and carried a
bouquet of pink sweet peas and
Cecil Urunner roses.
Little Maxlne Pierce, the small
daughter of Mi, and Mrs. Clurence
Pierce, made an adorable little
flower girl. She wore a white silk
drcHH trimmed with tiny pink rose
buds and carried a basket of rose
petala which she scattered in t he
path uf the. bride.
Walter Smith acted as best man
and Arnold Hohuert and Wilbur
Ncwland were ushers.
Preceding Hie ceremony Mrs.
James W. (irigsby saiiff. "I Love
You Truly' by Carrie. Jacobs ICoud
and V. K. Millard sans. "At Pawn
ing" by Cadman. They were ac
companied hy (i. A. Harr, who also
played the wedding music.
A reception followed the .cere
mony at the -home-of "Mr.'.nmV Mrs.
James W. (Irigsby, close friends of
the bride and groom. i to wis of
nvcetpeas and lighted tapers were
the attractive decorations used
about the rooms. Mrs. Lee Smith
ruL ices, with Mrs. "Wilbur Ncwland
ft the punch bowl. Mrs. Cecil
Newland nerved the wedding cake.
Assisting about the rooms were
Mrs. P-ernard Huberts, Mrs. Sam
Jennings and Mrs. Lester Law
rentz. Mr. and Mrs. Newland have both
been active in church circles. They
graduated from Medford high and
since then have been employed in
Medford. .Mrs. Newland is one of
the popular operators at the Pa
cific Telephone company. .Mr.
Newland Is with the Jackson
County Cretuaery.
They left for h short trip south
over the Redwood highway to San
Francisco. They will be at home,
at 855 Kant Ninth street , where
t hey recent ly built a new home,
after June 20th.
Ijidy Elks Club
WlU Meet Wednesday.
The Lady lClks club will meet at
I he IClks club Wednesday after
noon from 2 o'clock in charge of
Mrs. II. F. Piatt. Mrs. C. T. Nop;
and Mrs. Hen Mutter. Curds, pool I
! lias selected Medford where they
have a host of warm friends to
cast their lot. The .Mill. 11 ds both
believe iu the future of Medford
and wanted to locatn Mine place
where there was growth and sub
stantial progress. One "of the de
ciding factors for Medford us u
1 future home was the fact that they
own several hundred acres of land
I in Jnckson county, most of it m
;ing on the Rogue river near tho
Pythian SiMcrs
Have Mertng
Talisniiin Temple No. 40, Pythian
Sisters, held their regular session
Wednesday evening, in the Knights
of Pythias hall. Among matters
of interest to the membership were
O10 nltiitu tii,.t.i,.u r..,,l nvmm.
sions into the country and thl. ! K"t.uo l;lk Hotel, the halunce con
woods, to bring the .Sisters to-!
get her during the summer recess '
of July and August. A number
ut visitors were present, and all
were delighted by the return of!
Sister Yarhrough. who baa been
spending the winter in Montana.
si.sts of a mountain ranch at Head
Indian and ten acres on Spring
street, where they expect to build
and make their home. Mr. Millard
will be engaged in real estate and j the small sunn spent
development work, besides giving i bershtii in tins club.
a great dyal of time to religious
and educational work. While
ouildlng on thir S tiring street
property just outside the city limits
on the Kast side, they are makig
their home at North Riverside.
ping
I iccl nit's on Ait
May He (iiven Here
Miss Melle Cady White who con
ducts the Art School In Ashland
cacn .summer announces that if f,,,,,,,,
'enough people desire It a rourse ttf'jjiuuor ss c;mms
1 six lectures win uc given in .Mea
j ford during July and early August
j two lectures on interior Decora- M,.,tford. given hv the girls of the
!tions. two on theater stage wrkroK.0 (,lK1.nization in honor ol
rand two oti Art Appreciation will Josephine I i reaves, who is
' oe given, eiicn inusiraicq who m;t
! tcrial.s from the eastern markets
A delightful affair of recent date
was the formal dinner at the Hold
and ample opportunity for asking
questions.
, Those interested are
givo tbejr ii a me
Jane Snedicor or Mrs. Vivian Par
to. as soon as possible, so that
plans may be made for the course.
Kdgar Itohlman will give four of
these lectures and brings to us ttie
newest things from Kuropenn and
eastern cities.
Misx Murphy, a prominent New
York lecturer, will give the other
two lectures.
lenvinu the organization to become
the bride of Carl lijorquist, ot
Swiss vale, Pennsylvania.
The unestsi were H:ited tit n
asked toj urtl.01.n(.1,li.In .vi..,i. ....... K..lltt.
Former .Medford People.
Return Here ot Live
Mr. and Mrs. U. i:. Millard and
little daughter Betty Joan, arrived
last week from Woodland, Califor
nia to make Medford their perma
nent home. Mr. .Millard who was
pastor ,pf the local Christian
church for four years, has just
closed a very fruitful ministry with 1
our of ( "h 1 i I ornta 's oldest and best I
Christian churches. Three and a ;
half years was spent at Woodland!
and during that time a $3 5,000 re- j
ligtoun educational building v. as 1
erected and dedicated and over lfto
new members were jidded to the
church membership. On leaving
Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Millard
were tendered a warm and appre
ciative reception, and to show the
esteem in which they wen: held the
church and friends presented them
with a beautiful silver service set
and refreshments. ! an" 11 P"r or aimosi ju. .mi-.
4 . ! M illurd's resignation was- accepted
D. A. ft. Picnic (with regret and at his request he-
KiLgtruoxHl Park ' cause of the necessity of a change
Crater Lake chapter D. A. U. j " climate for the health of their
will hold the annual Klac Hnv nb-i l""o year old (laughter who had
uic at the KUtnmer home of Mrs.
H. S. Smith at LMgewoud nark,
0111 .-v'-'o vi f)v ueenrated with L-reen Ichvi-s
and sweet brier and covered with
rose petals; the table wa.s enclosed
I within a bridal bower of white
j streamers and wedding bells. Bach
I phiee was marked wit h a white
j candle and appropriate place card,
j After the guests were in their
j places, the bride-to-be, looking
I most charming, entered, to the ac
companiment of Lohengrin's Wed
I ding March, through the bridal
j bower to her place. A toast to tho
bride wan given by .Miss Gladys
I A pp legate. During the feast the
j guests were entertained by Miss
Mildred Knight who sang "I Love
You Truly," and .Miss Kuth Strin
ger gave several piano solos that
were greatly enjoyed.
A huge wedding cake, containing
I lie time-honored fortune fnvors.
was placed before the bride-to.be.
a .pleasing coincidence being in
the fact that Misa Greaves cut tier-
self the wedding ring. Wtiile Miss
Greaves was rutting the cake enrh
toast suitable to the
j suffered numerous .spells of ma-
laria fever.
Thursday,' June M, Transporta
tion can ,bc arranged by phoning
Mrs. Cochran or Mrs. Morris.
Dixie ( bib
Kiilcrtaln Husbands
The Iixie M'htb entertained their
husbands with an annual picnic
dinner at the home ut Mrs. C. C.
Murray on West Kleventh street,
on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
About thirty members were pres
ent. A very enjoyable evening
was spent.
Kntertain Informally,
Honoring llcuse Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I). MeCask
entertained Informally at a buf 0 t
Kiipper Kridny evening al their
motive home near Central Point
'honoring their house guests. Mr
I girl gave
j occasion. ,
i , Miss Greaves was presented with
several lovely gifts from the Copco
j people attesting her popularity and
j appreciation of her good work.
I Miss Pauline Greaves who will
accompany her sister east, was
' also present.
j The latter part of the evening
wa.s enjoyed with bridge. Much
cred it is due A lvina Roland and
Gladys A pplegate for the dinner
'and decorations, andrAngie llalley
, for the entertainment.
I -4-
! Kvc Benson Presents
1 Pupils at Klamath Falls
j A group of pupils from the
BM
Wcnonali Club
Have M cell mi
Thursday afternoon the Weno- Renson dancing academy motored
nab club of the Poeahontfis lodire " Klamath Falls Thursday and
held th'-ir business meeting and I presented a program and recital al 1
election of officers al the home of the Pine Tree theater In that city1
Harriet Watson on Haven street. on Thursday and Kridny matinee
It was voted to bark a quitt. the j and evening,
op of which was very generously) AH members were heartily ap
donated by L'thcl Haertte and to plauded and elicited a great deal
sell cliunces on it at the 7c party ; of praise for both teacher and pu
to be held the evening of June j pils.
1 1 illh. Kartells Piatt was elected The outstanding numbers wti
next president. Harriet Watson perhaps the Russian dance by La
vice president. Gra Rinabarger. I Merle P.erk and Doreen Leveret te.
secretary and treasurer, and Carrie
M tines n porter.
The next rlub meeting will be
1 or 11 jiariy 101- toe kkioics on
'Ttiurnday, June 21. A party was
veloped in New York city high
ndiools. Actual classroom prob-j
lems will be worked out and cur-
rb ulum making taught. Specially!
helpful to public s hool teachers.
Mr. Kdgar Itohlman will teach
modern stage decoration, design
tnd crafts. Mr. Itohlman is an
Oregon boy.
Miss White will teach oil or
tempera in landscape painting and
ink. or water colors in still life.
She is a graduate ami instructor
in Pratt Art school. New York
city. I
Tho hours will ln from R to 11
and 2 to .'. six days per week,
l-'our courses of 4, hours each
make a full course. 1
Watch for more Information
next Sunday. There will lie an
article Kiving complete details.
Call !64-l. for price of tuition.
Anyone Interested in art cannot
to miss tills Kl-ent oppor
tunity.
" ! New York is colllillL' to UK J""'
i onco more, hut if students fail to
show appreciation this fifth sea
son. Miss White cannot afford
to make another attempt, because
in the previous four seasons she
lost several thousand dollars try
Im; to establish an art school on
the Parlfio coast. !
;
Garden Cluh Holds j
Tho Medford Garden club hcldjnnd
Uh regular meetini; at ' the Hotel to
Medford Wednesday evenlni,- with ! (
tho president. Itaynionu .mikscoc,
in the chair, and a number of
Interested members present.
It seems impossible to over
estimate the benefit derived from
for a niem
i'lrst of all
there is kindly kooU
The president anil members uivj
willlni; to help each other iu solv- I
Inn problems peculiar lo flower ,
lovers, to utve information, seeds,
slips, plants, etc.. to those whoj
arc less fortunate than themselves.
In haviiiK the particular tlilim- or
plant that they arc overstocked
with.
At this nieetlnt: Mr. Miksohe of
fered to cive to members of mo
club all bis fine fcladloll bulbs
left on hand at the store.
That this generous offer was
noureciated was shown by the
fact that the bushel basket almost
full Thursday mornlnu was empty
lone lirfnr'o'nTKhf'. Some of these
bulbs ran np in price lo over $2
ea'-h.
Thus was a fine spirit ot Bond
fellowship shown and u Rood ex
ample set by the clubs president.
Miss Jane Snedleor. past presi
dent, made a trip to Klanintn
Falls last week and helped or
ganize a club over there, which
started with 50 members. Upsides
this, she nave her time to write
o several other towns, which
had sent her a call for help, and
gave them all assistance possible
by letter In helplnn litem estab
lish their clubs. This Is the Third
lub Miss Snedleor has orKiinizeil
in Oregon.
The members of the Garden
..lub r -ive each month the "P.et-
tcr I'lowoi-s Magazine" and this.
Is included for ' the small sum,
they pay for membership.
No flower lover should fail I",
avail himself or herself of the.
privilege of being a member of
the Garden club, because there
is absolutely no organization lo
which one can belong that gives
such satisfactory returns for the
money.
Applications for membership "in
be mailed to Mrs. K. II. 1'orlir
or handed to Mr. .Mlkscho at the
Monarch Seed store.
l'lans are under way for a big
disday at the Jackson county
fair and those who Tailed to visit
tiie flower show last week In
Medfonl missed a great treat.
"A larger Garden club mentis
i more beautiful Medford anil
vicinity."
a.- -j;.ii. ' '.-y-'rx .
1
Miss J.ilie Sn
tor KlaioiiUi K.
Slie w ill return
i: eitint; lo --lnl tin- Mllutner
V II h i l.it t is Miss I t.:i I l-'l ':t m -lull
hit t liis niuiiim; for Los
Allgelc-.
4
I M ;unl Mis. K.itl MilLr and
Mi-s liha lleaid an- l" nding Hie
- w i k nd in P us I'M rg viMling
' with friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. It. Mn-eii, win- w ;is re
olilly operated on. is improvini;
jitnl experts tii lie removed lo tier
home on South lbdly ,'livct ibis
w k f r n in the ' i t.n aunity hos
pital.
i 11, ri
a -'
em
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p.
1 ,
Mi s. .1, A. ( 'in i n 1 1 ig b't i a and
cbildieii of Willision. South Da-
: kot.i will arrive today to spend
the summer months with Mis.
' t 'uiiMiligha m s mother, Mrs. 1 . .
j I. uke.
M i s, 1 .eta Pun y and mother,
.Mis. mal Kose Iff l Saiurdav
evening for a several months
I visit in ilendale, Callfoinia as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claud
i fates.
! Mr. and Mrs. ti. II. Kai
j family of a ;t King sin
I move to Ashland Tuesday
'summer. Mr. liailey ts
i irractor and builder who
et
for the
a con-leecMl-
, pi.ino, -The missionary benediction
iwas repeated 111 closing.
i The Woman's assoelai ion of tiio
i Presb.v lei lit n cliun h niei iii tho
-church pallors June U, in tho
a ft ei nuoii for their regular busi
ness and j-oeial meeting. Mib.
.Newton t. ( lialiey, president, colt
itil ted the nice ling.
ll wa.s an important noi-tin
and in in h business a lie tided to,
although the attendance was
small.
It was oted to pay $HJU to thJ
chinch pledge at tins time.
l'lans weie made to assist with
the Southern Oregon t'ooking
St hoot, to he held .tune l- i:i, 1-1
and 1",.
The ladies tacked u iplitt for tht.
V. W. C A . and while woiklng
with busy lingers, tu;iins were
t'ven bu-ier planning arioiis ac
tivities for the liiiinng year, which
will bes; m w i: li the fli,t Tuesday
ii S1 t cm her.
There will be no meetings dur
( ing i lie summer mouths, but it is
-hoped thai the memhersbip -t
) over Ml'1 will come out in full
'force al tin- autumn meetings.
;
' The W mi's Koretgn Mission-
1 at y society of the l-'h ,-t M . K.
:ehureb. met with Mis. T. 11 Tem
ple. Ni i t li orangf street, Tues
tdav at'ternooii. Mrs. Kinina Whel-
den presiding. Mrs. James I'uinp
nd i belt leading I he study. Mrs. W'hcl
. 1 1 1 tten leading lhe devotions.
1 licgo proper! y
southein Oi e-
MRS. NELLIE McGARV.EY
"s. Nellie M c( Jarvey, slender, '
blue eyed sat down on the
step of her ladder and rest
i paint bucket with its drip-
brush on tier white, over-
t ulled Knee, while her sou Paul,
(local Junior, high school hut hand
led her the last sandwich from
. her dainty lunch basket, and hur
ried off to his studies. U is char-
fellowship.! """"' me prey .Ms. ,c-
ni if. iitu m i t'iuiiiiiMi mi' pint e
she 1ms earned for herself at the
top of the ladder in her chosen
profession, oven fur the satisfac-1
tlor. of eating tier lunch in tho
Miade. Stie earns her food ul the
tup of Uh- ladder ait.l for both
run tt mental and business reasons,
she u on Id rather eat her share
of it there,
K was in Mam hesler. Iowa, her
fur i ii r home where stu got her
inspiration to take u, the work
stie now does. Her husband. Mr.
iarvey, a painter, knlsoininer
f expert w ood f inlslier bad
il, tieen swamped wiLh orders
jfj.pi'i'lianlog. These 'he could
.fill personally on account of
liuvinv only one arm. So lie lei i 1
llnve .fobs out to his assistahlsj
ly traded his San
for tho home in
gon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Denosiu and
son Jack are spending the week
end at their eottaue at Inamomt
lake. Mr. Penison took his motor
boai up last week and reports line
fishing.
After, acting as house mother
for the Kappa Kappa iamma
I sorority at o. S. O. iluring t he
ji'iir Mrs. Kdith Jerome came
two growing hox a'nd home yesterday to be hero for
lv she got out the ; tlio vacation mouths.
Mrs. f. W. .McDonald and Mrs.
Forest Picked attended tile P. K.
O. convention lu I'orvallis
of
i lie
er bushiilld.
I'W it piiiier-
advertised
curing' lor
herself. ;ij
paint bruslt
added t hem
hanging supplies and
for contracts in painting mid kas
tiominiiig and wood work in ad
dition tt those she a trendy had
in the other work. That w;n
nine years ago. she lias put her
hoys thru school and earned the
living i-ver since.
Mrs Met larvey. with tier brown
bobbed hair and big blue eye
looks far too young to bo the
this ! ti
piist week. They will ppend the
id'
inothc
rhe claims
sons and to
work -die is
I !l
111. U j
r slo e
dohiK
ear-old
but
son.
her two
delight in the
that keeps lur
yt.uibful. She plans ( on attend
ing the I'liiversily of ' Wn sbiiiglon
t ni in i; sit nuiier school i his year
where slo- will take a special
course in the latest, designing.
Her 1 1 Klin bo I. by is interior dec
orating, which he has studied
continually ulnng with her other
WorU. I pun her re. urn here, she
uromi.-cs to open up a shop of
I '.ier own and take only interior
orating contracts.
Aside from h..f career as a
week end in Portland returning
home ttie first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. i. M. Anderson
and daughter Peggy left by auto
Kridny for Pouuille. Hold I teach
and other coast towns where Mr.
Anderson will attend to business
and Mrs. Anderson will visit
friends.
'
Mrs. Jtjhn r. Maun, who .has
been in a Tort land huspltal for
several mouths following a. major
operation, returned to her home
IIiIh past week. Her return is a
matter of gratification to tier many
close friends.
Mrs. (. W. Aliunde loft yester
day for I'oeatello. Ida , where she
will vtstl her parents, Mr. and Mrs
tieorge Cordon, for several weeks.
i-M-r.-Awhpole acompnnietl Mrs. A sti
pule as far as Mums, Ore. They
made the trip In their car.
j Song. "Let ttie Lower Lights lb
j I tin ning." Mrs. O. L 'shorne
offering prayer.
j Stuig. "Ttie Morning Light Ls
; Jli eiiking." Mrn. J. A. Ooran of
fering rayer.
Mrs. O. I'. tioRgs told of medical
I mission work iu China.
I Mrs. t. C. Osborne ttdd of tuis-
IhImii work In the sctiools of Japan.
' Mrs. I'.atph liay sang. "Are You
llejoly '" hv II nry Stewart; "tra-
rdle Song," by Ucginabl DeKoven.
M rs. W. M. Van Scoyoc accom-
' panist.
'. Mrs. Ihnniii Woodcock told ot
'mission work iu Pulgaria.
i Mrs. C. A. Meeker spoke of mis-
I ni on sctiools in India.
.Mrs. C C. Darby. .Mrs. It. K. Van
Dyke. Mrs. Clarence I'nnkey. Mrs.
James Campbell, Miss May Phipps
i gave a most interesting demonstra-
relativi to missionary litera
ture.
.Mrs. Temple, assisted by Mrs.
O-orgc Kisk. Mrs. K. D. llitzler,
Mrs. H. C. tiile. served dainty re
freshments.
ASHLAND NORMAL
COMMENCEMENT
on a percuitdge. ) painter, kalsomlni r and
Time rami' when the living-j hanger. , vvi,i,.j, he lias
earned by Mr. M -Harvey wan not s high as a day, Mi
alt It sh mi Id be for a family of ! Iarvey won considerable
four (Mrs. Me Iarvey has I wo nenee in aviation iu lhe
sons, Leonard, 1 and Paul Di.i having owned mal run two
ami wii one-ammo painter be- ; m i lover Aviation t-'ield
can ii: disheartened ut Hie t hot ol
lio-inelng able to handle the big
payniK .1"lis, w llich r.'i me liis wav
only to be turned over by him to
ma n -who had the advn ntage o.
hotli arms.
J hiving watched tier husband at
work and assisted him iiimn sev
er,.! rush Jobs. Mrs. M(i;uvey
( was sitt lug alone at homo one
a I leriioon. uiemliug socks when
her phone ra ug and a man hur
riedly Inquired whet her or tod
Mr. Medarvcy, the contractor
could Iiamtle ;i rush paper ha ng
ing job.
The well-arched
young wife were
together for one
a concentrated ih
answered sweetly;
shall be ahle lo
In three davs,
tin mi', plense '.'"
lur his nnnie and
That night Mr.
met at ttie door
bungalow hotue
paper
earned s. Mi'-promi-south,
plane. (
San-
at
-iu Monha. she became iniereste.l
in flying thru a vtomg aviator
Iriend, who visited .Manchester,
j following his studies, ut the North
j Is la nd a v Ittt ion school, Ami lie
j persuaded her to invest her
tnoney In two of the old Curtis
lenny planes wliich she was able!
o pm'rhiise for $ PHi apiece, and j
J -et Assembled for I nil. j
j She lii'i ame widely acipia inted
in aviation circles iu lhe south.
J li i ii her studies j nd interest in
.this new field, and in i;;t. she
mil two mem hers of t he Santa
I Monica a v jat Ion company, dedl-
eyehroWH of tile ; cate the Clover Aviation Ph'hl
drawn eloselv j there in lrj;. lu her album eol
brlef second In 'eel Ion of inlercHiing pefMitunges
light before sh' in tliis Hue, Mrs. Me'birvey lian
" Ves. sir, we ! several snaps of tho "round t in
fill the order j world" fivers who left Clover
ltobert (i. Kowler, county
agent, took eleven boys and girl.
who were active In. club work
durin gl he year to Corvallis
where they will attend a two
wei-ka' summer session at O. K. C
Do will return at tho end of the
week.
Ttie many friends of Miss Helen
Xorrls. who has been in a hospital
In Portland for nenrly three
months, will be glad to lehrn thai
she Is getting along nicely. Miss
orris will, no doubt, be able to
return home within a few weekH,
j much improved in health.
Social Events of
Church Societies
unto!.!
Will. I l
I'll.' nun.
llllll.'.-S. j
.MrCiirvjy was'
if hi 11(11.-
Iiy li i:iir .if
Ki. l.l .;n, h III.
I'll I III- 1.1 II 1.1 III
l-r imiliilli; a I.
WEDDINGS
a Iso planned for the evening of
! Wednesday. June at the Kvcr-
shady auto park when the hus
biinds will le cordially Invited to
a pot luck slipper and dunce.
The next huine:.j meeting will
be July II. at the home of Mabel
Cjuuekenbush on ttie Ashland high-
Saturday afternoon. June Hi. with! way near the Experiment station.
Mrs. Em 11 Pell. - (Jranite Htree1 Tin meeting adjourned and re,
Ashland. For the Program Mrs. freshments were served by the
and Mrs. Perry Harrison of Min
neapolis, who have been spending-
a week at the MeCaskey home.
J'oi ty Ruests enoyeil this affair.
College Club Meeting..
College club, which was post
poned one week, will meet next
T. J. Malmcren of Phoenix will
tell of her recent' visit to Holland.
This will he the last meeting of
the club ttll next fall, It Is hoped
that manv will plan to enjoy ttie
fine hospitality the Ashland mem
bers always provide.
Music Teachers Close
Work for Year.
The Jaclm County chkytor of
the. Oreeon State t'-Kic '"(icher-
Bsfociatlnn closed their year's work i
with a btisinenn meet in a pw picnic
"k aupper Ja Llthia park, Ashland, on Piann
Tueadar. J"ne 5. The election of 1 Hitzler.
, tiostesa assisted by Ksther Dooms.
! '
Piano Pupils
I PreM'iibtl In Hecllal ' j
Piano pupils of Noel L. Lrsklnc i
j were presented In r ital at Ills
home studio at til 1 W est Lighlh !
street. Wedn'.-day evening. Jun- fi.
j An appreciative audience of pur j
I ent and friends greatly enjoyed
j ttie program which ranged from ;
j ligtit and pretty children's pfeets
I ... II,. . -I .... r, ....,1 ,.t,A ..,.t . . ... I
works of the masteri.u
Piano hoIom were played by Eva
fiertrude Henderson,
doll dance hy Janet Herd and lhe
eccentric da lire by Jji Merle p.eeji
and Janet Herd.
The following Is the program In
full:
Hussian dance la Merle Ib-ck
and Dir n Leverette.
Spanish olo) Verna Forn
rook. Holt dance Janet Heed and lo
rn n Lev erette.
Mexican dffnee iieverjy Chibl
ers and Verna Forncrook.
Artist's Dream Noel Itenson.
IiMerte lb-ell, "Jean . Levrretle.
Uarbarn Hott and Janet Heed.
(Jypsy ( solo ) Doreen Leverette.
Eccentric La Merle Iteek and
Janet Heed.
6 triental (Nauteh dance) Jane
Dixon.
Hpring Fnntioy (to dance ) Ii
Merl He k. I.oren Leverette. Bar
bara Holt, Janet Heed a nd llv
erly Ctilldrs.
Balloon dance (solo) Verna
Forncrook.
Tup danc Noel Ibnuoit. Janet
1 Heed nnd rdon pentfon.
j TajOiBolo, wultz tinie),-r-.'rdon
I Itenson.
Ktn kfjou Vinwmhie,
Lei m Auxiliary
Notes
i ii
officers resulted as follows, riesl-1 t'vsu-r, Nuumi Ftro&t, Duu Accomi-aDylnj; the children u
There wilt be
the American
Monday evening.
beaming blue eyes above a bundle
of crisp glugham, and informed
tnat from rmw on, M i s. M.
, vey was goitiK in f or nisli
jotlier arm on the MefJarvey pay
, roll and fill tlu orders for paper
1 hanging.
Argument was always fiitil--
wlien Mrs. M.flirvey m;ole n,, her,
mind, and the cry to t day t lie j
couple went shopping f,,y pa per- ;
hanging supplies, i n-1 imI i tm a '
j paste, brushes and citci'. oveiall.";
jaml buckets. With two days pre
liminary pra- l ire n n t he bed
; rooms at her home aid lhe
'kitclun and dining mom of her
i in 'ther's home, M i h. Mi ( inrvi y
i filled her first contrac t.
So conscientiously and neatly
did she finbli tins .I'd,, tha! Hi"
owber of the Inunf tnsifded mi
paying the pretty iiaperhanger i
f w more d i lla i s t ban she had
avked for the contract. This sh
politely refused to ae.-opt. tint told
him that ho would apprceiuie
a "good word alfout hf-r work
pased on tfi tils friends.. Thin
watt done, and the firil women
U'glon auxiliary ( li;i)(.rinK,.,. uf M)(I( .!..,.,. Kn,d
June It. ntr any M1;itv Woiked mi a clientelle of
the
Anmntr
w I ) o 1 1 1 s 1 1
flyhm aie: Walter
Freiu h ( 'aiiadia n
lar-1 vtnnt tlyer and l'onar
tbeilinrh, designer and builder of ttie
I inch ah- planes, now opera I tug'
fro mSii n Francisco to Seal t to.
I bid she stayed wli li nv latloii,
M i s. .Mel birvey who , ran be con
Mdered one i.f tin- phmeers In til"
field. miuhi have, ti;r other
.Missionary Society
lltivo Meeting.
The Woman's Missionary Hoclcty
of the First I'rcMbyterlan church
lio'l hi tin recreat iouiil hull of the
church. Tuesday a Iter noon. June
l h for their regular nioiit lily
meet and annual election and in
stallation of officers.
! Ttie business session was pre
Insiriietors froin ' nvi.,. h. MvH .;v,.n.,t v;,t(M
taken lessons In ..resident. ...Ol, ll olher officerHJn
n Louuay, a jdielr places. The rooms were
my ni'o and 'tastefully decorated with cut flow-
M. and
i.f tin
et urn- j
r. af-;
imt-;
Morton ' fin and a goodly number of nieni-
bei'H and friends were present to
eu.ioy the program and social hour
which followed. At the close of a
brief business session the follow
ing officers were una nlinoiisly
elected for tho ensuing year. Prea.,
Mrs. It. L. Hay; vice pres., .Mrs. F,
Pcun-Ihiiiilnti
Francisco pena nnd M ins Jesus
Damtan. both of Siskiyou county. J
fa., were married June 1Mb. at the
Medford Haptist church, ttie pas
tor. W. II. i-Jaton officiating. The;
ceremony was witnessed hy a Miiall ;
party of friends who motored up ;
from ( 'a liforiila for the occasion, j
The entire party returned home I
Saturday afternoon. j
women not
won fame
Our her old
iiiit
u a
HP
hllish
After
la If I ti k t-asf '
planes, fiirt
at ;.:!. o
which she
coinfintahle
vey. who lir
to Tom Mix.
so experienced. ! J- AVIIniot ; see
non-stop flight. . t'ollln treas..
ivi- the nalnt. ! ntn-ei : literathr
a Hi in; her.
nding some months
liters in ore of her
at f:. n trip nnd later
er Santa Monica, at
manager lo earn a
tiviiur. M r.-t. Mc'iar
d sold her fir.Mt plane
'l he uiov ie actor for a
meeting
elary, .Mrs. I . N.
Mrs. Jack llem
e see.. M I'M. Floyd
Wicks. Following the election a
brief but very impressive Instalta
i I Ion ceremony was conducted by
j M rs. f anls, the retiring president,
i who tias given to the society two
land a half years of untiring serv
! ice, Iluring this lime, the Hoetety
.has gi'ovvii iu number and In cop
Iseeratbui. I Mrs. Hay, the Incoming presi
dent is well qualified for lhe office.
! having he. -a h fn I tli ful and effi
cient secretary for over three and
ia half years. The other ofifcers
! chosen are devoted inembeiH and
After Him, nia It e excehnt of TiCerH.
luring j i n .iii.- the neve leiiilei-Hhiit u i-
outlined
more social meetings during iue -summer
months. I
There will, however, be the
regular monthly business meeting
during June and July. It was
so voted ut the last regular meet
ing.
mote customers than whe
j-crve.
Soon
picture, disposed of tho other one
to the same celebrity.
Her in xt move wan to come, to
Oregon Willi n party of friends
who persuaded lo r lo lake up a
timber elnlm near 't'rall,
J 0 moid Iih of h.M d work.
which time Mie spi nl practically iHtructive program will be
f it of her comfortable !iet egg in-fr H,. coming year,
improvement, sho came Into t That Mrs. Fads' ef forts
to fail
(iarvey
tb ally
family.
after her 1
In health.
mus forced
the entire
In addition
ishand began
nd Mrs. M'
o earn pi a'
vtng for t n-'
to iloinc tier
ttld t town disunited, . took
I paint bucket mid brush
ttte last three years
living in In-r chosen
have
out her I aprechited wpas evidenced wtleli
h and for j, Mis, Hay In a few well chosen re
has been-marks. pre.-Vtilrd, on behalf of the
Kt'OKNK, Ore. June 9. V
Reg,nts of the Vniversily of Ore-
iron meet ing here today, awarded
degree and certificated to T'2 to- -dentw.
approved the appointment of ,
22 new faculty membern and heard
nnd approved th annual r' port of
President Arnold Itennett Hall.
Awardu conferred on Htudnt in- :
eluded 185 certlficaleK to tho I
craduflting from the nrhool if no. j
Ciul tvoilt lu PorlUhU. -
bouse worIC Hoth their boy were
now in school and the eoiittnual
demand for ik-w f hool book-,
itoihet and food made It Irn
poKHible to reHn;ul-h lo-r hold
on th con t nnd h. even when di"
fe)t Hhv fhould be at home with
tier hllh-ind.
.Mr. McCarvey grew deadllv
worse a nd with hi deat h, th-
voutijflil Willow- wan facd Willi
earning
profession.
Dn sceil In wliite ov eralls. fi
granite bucket In one hand nnd
a wide black hruh In the other.
he lender, bluceyed Mrs. Me-;
(iarv. y is a familiar pbrht around
i Medf id. ai ba inure ttian
eli ned lhe admbation of mn j
;in li'-r :.ii line of work for her
efficiency and ipcd. Hot the
fin-vi i.-rt of 11 all
is ecnnlnHv f'nd of
t red oii" and ha i n
fhi top rung of r v
u man's sized Job InUcoU Uuit utviv lutciida
m that uh"
tier "man's
K worn out
Mat laiblers.
to keey clinibljiif.
society, a beautiful ft allied lliolto.
Mis. Fads responded very gra
ciously and the meeting was turn
ed over to Mrs. Wm. Archer. De
votional period In charge of Mrs.
Fads; piano solo, "Serenade" by
Margaret 'hildets. A paper on
cnreeis and l"hritia houie Mrs.
Wicks; poem, "the I -jo I of Naza
reth and the World's Children";
Mi m. J M . I 'vans. A tribute to
christian tinmen In which the
home of President Ciotidge'n fath
er was eulogized, Mim. Wtmont;
vocal solo by Mrs. Wallace 'Putney
with Mis. DeWtiyuu UeuU (tl t'ic
BE HELD TUESDAY
Snulliovn ()rc.-;on Nonnul will
lui'.il Its Ki'i'oiul luinuiil romnuMK'o
nii'iit Tui'Hilny, Juno 12, lll'JS. at -o'clKclt'
In tlii school auditorium,
liilmmul Cnnklln of Hie UnivoiKlty
or OrtiRon will Uulivcr tho ndilrcaa
of (lio liny.
Tho iii-oRrnm will ho nH follows:
I'roeoh.sloiuil.
In volutin n. Iti'V. 1'. K. .Mumiiionil,
poatoi- or tho local Trinity Episco
pal church.
AilflrcHH, Kilntunil Conklln.
Two Hi-lci-tiims hy Juiui-s Stevens.
Imillnne. with Alinn l.niirencc ae
coiuiuinlHt. (.irectinKH to the clans on liehalt'
of. tho board of renents, Hon. C.
L. Stan-, member of tho hoard.
I'roBniitullon of illploinus, J. A.
Churchill.
Recessional. '
Thu class roll Includes the fol
lowing: Minnie A. Alberts, Doris
Verne Appli-wito. K. Kay Arthur,
l.yle Aslicrnfl, Harold Ashley, Ks-
I tber K. llniTell, Dorothy E. Hates,
i Alhlo L. Hock, Lester Heck. Marie
Clerlndu Holleau, Dorothy V. Hol
lam, Marlhn l.eo lloltnn, Mildred
l.llllan Unix, Alee M. I.owmnn, Nn- '
dine II. Ilrenrcllffo, Alice Ixin-alne
llrookinlller, ltarbara A. llrnwn, Kl
eanor K. Hrown, Kllziihcth Helen 1
Itrown, Dorothy Vivian Curless, '
ovinia i- iai K, Liortion . lociii-iuic,
rcHtu Cornell Coke. Marie Krelle
ConloKue. Anne H'. I'lissman. .lane
heavell CrctiKer, Hazel Wnlklns '
Culver, Mlldv"d duly, Kldora Danie-
wood, Vida Myrtle Davis, l.uclllo
Dawson. I. lla Louise Deinunt, Helen
I-:. Dctrlck, Yruiinu Devaney, Helen
Klaine Deyoe. Minnie Lussey Dil- .
hud. Julia l-:ak(u, Norma M. lOlllntt,
Anna Catherine Fedor, ('eclle Vi- 1
field, Anna II. Fisher, Inez Wendell .
Fries. Leona S. Fries, Teresa M. i
Foley, I'atrlca dale, KHtlior Hard
tier, Lester (Jardncr, Morea H. (ill
more, (iladys liross, Itertliu Trueni-
lood (Irahnm. 'Mildred May C.y-;cr. '
Aubrey Ilium, Clarence M. 1 1 nan,
Marnarel Hammerliachcr. lils .ley
ll.insoii, li. nolle iieniiice, i-.iia .
Ilintiin. C.enevn Hurt. Carmen Hose,
l.ailiu . iuiii kiiiiiu nunnuiis, mnui;-
line Hutchison, Lucille Jensen. I
l.'.llll. l..l,,,u,,n hnu,,,,, -V ,1,1,1, .11,,
Kenney, Knopp, Anna Kllen, Aliu
h'os. Keta Lucille Lane. Mary M.
Lancaster, Marnaret Launspucli,
Alva Llncbln Laws, l'Tore,:co 1.1c li- '
ti-nbcrucr, Mattle Lichleiiberucr,
Kamiina S. l.lpplncott, Kvn M. Lit- .
Hi. ':imni iive. Helen l.vnns. L.
Illllls .McCall. Muriel McCutclieou,
Fiances 10. McGllllvary. Maruaret
Kna McKeown, Katliryu Marsh.
Itoso .Martin. Joseph Mercer, Krmi
Miller, ()ial V. Mitchell, Pearl A.
Monroe'. Ksther I. Moore, Stella F.
Morse, Hazel Lucille .Murphy, F.ililh
Lucllu I'atterson. Crucu Justine
Pauls, nnnnie Muraret Pollard,
Ffle lloiiper CJulnn. Thelma .M.
' Iteeso, V.ana, IM. Iteesn, Karl L.
Idee, Arlenii.- Hnhertson. Lula H.
Itose, nlilio Kt-holes, Flla Louise
SitiikkIuh, John L. Settles, Clura
lean Sleveits, Kathleen Sliver, Wil
nia I. Kheley. Dorothy Short. He
hewn Slawson, Cheryl I. Smith,
Fhirenco Mario Smith. C.raee Huth
Smith. Barbara l aker Snyder, Wll
ma Sparlln. Vlda Itradshaw Steele,
Florence A. Stewart, tlrace (loyetto
Sliest. Florence Iawson Tiinmoiis,
Marnaret Hacon Turner, Florenco
1'pdeKratf. Lillian E. Van Nutla.
I'rlscllln Lee Webb, Annie Wells,
I ils Elizabeth Wells. Alvla Scott
Wetherell. Clnra Will. Clara Both
Wisely. Edna. Wisely, Luella L.
WoodiufC, Laura Ni York, Barbara
May, Yuumjinayr.