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'iHfMHttt WlKtr, t'HTBUWP!, SfftPFOKfl, 'OKKClQX, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1928. " PXGE VTVl UM) fws f Society Ckkmf , . lrene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St. Phono Co-L or 75 rlt. - jff held September the 2oth nnd will1 ' ' ' v"jhP of much Interest lo tho people; WEEKLY CALENDAR ,of southern OreBon. Jacksonville Parent Teuch- Mrs. M. J. Xoriis, the retiring! era. Reception for teachers, repent was presented with a past- school auditorium, Friday eve- iicBent's pin In appreciation or the: nlng, September 21 at 8 p. in. last year. St. Ann's Altar Society. Par-: Isli Hull, TueHday, September ' Constitution day. Mrs. b. O. .Hard- 4.9 at 2:30 p. m. '.frjlnR'.s paper, ''Tho Development; The Delphian Study club 1 of the Constitution." was espe-, meetinB, Y. W. C. A.,- Thura- dally Interestinir. nor paper was duy morning, September 28. I very comprehensive and startinK! The Kast Side Circle ot the 4wlth tho early sU'ukkIc of the ! First M. B. Church will meet people for self ijnvernment gave! Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. ) iclinrly nnd briefly tho develop-j ,1. V. Smylie on the- Pacific ment of the ability of tho people I - hUthwuy north, pi for self rulo tip to the time the! Pan Hellenic luncheon, Ho constitution was written. lei Medford, Saturday, Sep- j .Mrs. Wm. w. 1'. Holt pavo nj tember 22. ' ' . paper on "How issues Help to! Junior High P. T. A. 'meet- j Shape Campaigns." This was not Ing, liday afternoon, Septera- only timely and instructive but! ber 21. New otllcers In charge. - Washington Parent-Teacher i UHHOciutiun, Friday,' Septum- her 21.. Reception for the 4 teachers. Roosevelt Parent Teachers., ( on Friday, September 21, nt 3 p. m. S ; . son County Fair and Pear Hhiw. i IXner-IMolrUk Wedding jXwillwnirt. Display Kveiit of tlio Wwk. ' 5wxivH I'n vomble Comment, Miss Knthryn niotVick. daughter! Anion the Interesting depart-ntU-Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Dietrick nwnta of the Jnekson County fair, became the biide of Mr. Frank especially for the women, was the 3en.er nt a very nttraetive wed-jfany work exhibit In the Worn dins, at the First Presbyterian ' en's huildlng. church of Phoenix. . on Friday! 0l,t' ot the most notable ex evcnlng, September 14th at sjhibits was nn old Irish wedding o'clock shawl which is over four-hundred Before the weddiuK march was'vars old. " rure and ex played. Mr. M. F. .Sheets, sang i fll,isitp Pi,fp "f aee and quite out "th. Promise" Me", which was fL- ' thP ary. The aired piece l.iwed by another solo sang by j Mis. rierlha, ltador. "1 I-ove lou Truly." The Mendelssohn wedding marer was played by Mrs. H. W. Frame, Tho bride was proceeded by Hev. It. W. Nelson, who led the groom and the best man to tho altar. Robert Steadman acted as best man. Little Irene Steadmnn, as rlowol girl led the bridaJ party, .scat tering rose petals in their path, ho woro a ruffled frock of pink organdie. - -v ' IJttle Walter Davis acted ' as ring bearer. i,..i,i' ,,inrni nn the n rni I nf he,- father. She was resncu in a itown ot while tatCetu, ami car rletl a Hliower bouquet o pink roses ' anrt ferns. Her veil wan belli in place by n wreath of , while orange blosKome. Minn I.eah Dietrlck as ' bride's maltl was dressed in a frock of yellow BeorBctto trimmed with silk ecru lace, and carried a bou quet of white and pink snapdrag ons and ferns. The church was beautifully dec ocrated with largo bouquets of deep pink gladiolas and banks of ferns, with smaller baskets of while doliahs throughout. After the wedding ceremony, a rpceplion was given In honor of the occasion, - nt which refresh ments of ice cream, cako ., nnd coffee were served. The new bridal couple received a host of lovely and useful gifts ; fvom their friends. The newly wedded couple have rented a portion- of Mrs. nailer's bouse where they will make their home. ' Mrs. Parsons and daughter Ile glna returned from a twa months' visit with relntlves in Portland. Celebrates Blrthrtny With Party. Miss Uetty Vilm invited n group of friends for a party on Thurs day at the home of her parents Mr. and Sirs. K- N. Vilm, in ob f servnnce of her tenth birthday anniversary. Kleven guests "i' nUi'serit. flames wire enjoyed followed by refreshments. O. H. C. Mub Will Huve , l'lciilc and Dance Monday. The Crater Iake Oregon State Oollego club will have tholr first meeting of the winter senson ot Hver Shady park hear Phoen ix Monday evening, Sept. 17th. This will be ' In the form of a picnic and dance, and all members .,,. nuked tn hring lunch and their own service, lee cream. anil will be furnished. Thia finh has the largest mem IwMn nf onv O. A. C. club 1" the' state. An invitation- to join j Mrs. I V. Collier of Spokane Is extended to all students who!is the house guesl of Mrs. Riley have at nnv time attended this O. Henson. college. The "'' I Rooevelt Parther. once a month nt the ri0"H j WiH Convene Friday ht.men. ' oal(W, in m-kP The Itoosevelt P. T. A. will hold AU "17 oTfort to tVnrt Thl "rat regular meeting rViday. n special ,at "v,-i September 21 at 3 p. in. first meeting. Time ; C o clock nipmlerf,hIjl place. Kver Shady I .irK. i Irjyc nn(J ft prwj wiJ hfj o Oene Kowlnnd will open his j the grade jotting the largest nnm nrw Nln & Hip Shop located op-; her of parents to Join. It is hoped tmsite the Central Point High j that all parents will cooperate to school tomorrow. They will car-j make this one nf the most sue ry vasoline. oils, school supplies, j cessfnl years of the association, candles, cigars nnd serve BhtMr Mlniiln lloiiile Uantr lunches and soft drlnkn. ,w u M s m r,.,, Crater take Oiuptcr Met . cra.er Lake Chapter, naugh-! ters of the American revolution ' . . ,h home ot .Mrs. J. O. r.rey. 2 Ilose avenue, Saturday, . t th. ir.ih CM ll.l.I.'M ..... . The beautiful cup wnien w.i - presented hy the American legion HoHoway. Komans sth chap. 1 U first prlw for the historical . 1 2tb verses. Throughout the year fieat entered In the parade d,ir-!lhe books of Romans will furnls.l I i.rini. conven- the topic for devotional study. - ... rtli,lnv Jim. I'robstrln offered the clos- tion was on nispin. ... , . During the mndnew sewlon meet-' ing prayer. lbn.ineM swlon fol lng it was decided to extend an ; lowed, after which the invitation to the Stnte Conference j gram in charge of Mw. V. Hulk tmeet In Medford next March, jer. nssWed by Mr. Hedges, sub a7i nnJouneement of the unvelllngrt: "Tra'nlng Schools. ' of the Peace Treaty marker wnl H was announced that the next made This ceremony Is to be meeting would be a guesl-day Because of the nearness oft filled with plenty of humor During tho social hour refresh ments were served. Mrs. Orev was assisted by Mrs. Penoyur, Mrs. Warren nnd Dr. Higg. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Evans of I Portlnnd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hert Anderson during the week. They attended tho Jnek- ""l"u"11' A second notable exhibit was an old paisley shawl which is al so several hundred years old. A beautiful "sunburnt quilt." made of several shades of yellow, by Mrs. William Nymnn received many favorable comments. Mrs. B. X. Heath of Ashland won a number of prizes for hand made rugs which were very nt- j tractive. . ! All the handicraft work wa fftr j superior and large than any ever exhibited beforo. j A groat deal of credit is due i the following ladies who hod churRo oC thi.s ilepartmciit: Oen "nil nuperintendent, Jane Snertl cor: nssistnnt supt.. Alice Hanley; needlework. Mrs. Eric Wold. . ' - Little Miss Jean Wing ' Celebrates Fifth Birthday On the occasion of the fifth birthday anniversary of her daugh ter Jean, Mrs. Charles Wing en tertained informally with a lawn party Saturday afternoon. Onines and conlestH were all played out-cf-doors in the garden, und the re freshments served there too. Hal loons and favors were presented each little guest. Invited to the party were Bobby Strar.3, Shirley and Kathleen 1)11 lard, Jackie and Helen Thompson, Jimmy Elliott, Dorothea Olson, Constance Moore. Ted and Natalie Doe and Patsy Oe llarr. Senator H. J. Klliott, represen- tatlve of Polk and Ilenton :oiin ty and regent of Oregon State college, who is here on a tour of inspection, Is a house guest of his brother and family, Dr. and Mrs. 11. R. Elliott. M-s. E. Gore Will Present Pupil In Recital Mrs. K. E. Gore will present her pupil Miss Juanita Miller, is in formal recital at her residence, 11G Oenevn avenue, Friday evening, September 21 at' 8:15. Interested friends are invited to ateud. Miss Miller is the daughter of profes sor and Mrs. Miller of the Talent public school, has recently gradu ated from hlh school and will en- ,, , Southern Oregon nor ma! school when the term opens September -24. Unveiling of Marker Will Take Place This Month Invitations have been Issued by the Crater Lake Chapter D. A. K. and General Joseph Lane Society C. A. Q., for the unveiling of a marker, commemorating tho sign ing of the pence treaty with the Rogue River Indians. This will lake, place at Table Rock, near .Medford on Tuesday, September i!,ri at 2:30 o clock. The monthly meeting of the V. H. M. S. of the First Meth- o-Ils, Piscopa! church was held at ; tie home of Mrs. Minnie Heinle I "n West 10th street Tuesday nf- j lernoon. I The The meeting was opened with : J..Hrta l,wl 1... M. C.nni:l HEADS WOMEN HOOVER WORKERS wm vrv' Mrs. F. Louis Slade of New York, chairman ot the women'i com mlttee for Hoover, at her desk where she Is directing a nation wide campaign In behalf of the republican presidential candidate. mooting to be held in the church parlors. The District convention will conwiiR in Ashland J.he latter part of October. The hostess. Mrs. Hlenio and Irs. Probslcin served rofivsh -: merits of tea. salad and cakes. Out-of-Town Visistors niwriu hib ran Mrs. 1). F. Irvine of Portland and Mrs. .1. K. eatherford ot Albany accompanied their bus-1 Mil p. nt. The ladies invite thetunatoly Woodrow Shaw was ab bands here this past week and I public to attend a benefit curd! sent. Reports were given show- attended the Jackson county fair. 1 Mr. Irvine and Mr. Weatlierl'ord, ' members of the board of regents of Oregon State college, visited the ; expHriinent station at Talent. j Mr. and Mrs. William Leon ard- and son Hobby who have j been visiting relatives and friends for two weeks left lor tneir nome in llend. Saturday morning. Mrs. Leonard Is a sister of Mrs. Char-1 lea Could. Mr. Leonard is man ager of shell oil -.qompuny. Delphean Study Club Will Have Chapter Meeting Th Delphian Study club will hold their first chapter meeting on Thursday morning, September 20 at the Y. W. C. A. This is. the first meeting after the summer va cation and a large attendance is expected. Pan Hellenic Luncheon Next Saturday Pan-Hellenic association will hold the first of its monthly bridge luncheons at the Hotel Medford on Saturday, September 22. All national fraternity women arc in- vila.l In ntlnml nnrl mnv mitltJ reservations through Mrs. Charles Witter or Mrs. Kmerson Merrick. Trovx-Wlieolor VclHng Kint of tlie Wwk At the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wheeler on Spring street. there took place a ouiet wedding Saturday. September 8th. Miss groom, were quests for the occas Pearl Wheeler, oldest daughter of ! ion. this well and favorablv known Mr. and Mrs. Wjlliams left im couplo, was united in marriage ! mediately for a wedding trip to John Frees, a, prosperous young ! through Oregon and Washington, business man who operates nis own business on the Crater nke highway nonr Medford. After n wedding march, played by Mr. and Mrs. I. If. Faulken- berg. the beautiful and Impressive ceremony was periormeii oy joiner Hittenhousc. The home was tastefully deco rated with flowers which formed a nlco background for the bridal party. Guests, outside of the Immediate family, were Miss Mary fiore, Miss Kdna Hanccom and Mrs. Ilalloway. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Ilirden, brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Wheeler, were guests from out of town. After the ceremony, refresh ments were served. The many useful and attractive gifts weiv viewed, apprecatlon ex-1 l-'riday pressed and congratulations belnglat the received. Mr. and Mrs. Frees do- parted for their new home. This was the second wort ling that had occurred in the AVheeb-r home this summer, the neennd daughter. Miss Winifred Whebr. having been married on Juno 21st to Mr. Hugh Shaw of Heppm-r. Ore., where the couple an- now lo cated. Wa-bingtoii Parcnt-'fenclioi Will IMt Friday Tho first regular meeting of the Washington s'-hnol Parent-Teacher association will be held Friday. September 21st. at 3 o'clock. Mrs. f'arl Fichtner. president of tho nr- gnnizntinn, will preside. Plans for 'the year's work will be discussed 'and chairmen for tho coming year I will le announced. ! At the cbisc of the bufinosK pes ( slnn nn informal reception of the i teachers will be hHd. and refresh - ! monts will be served by n commlt i te nf mothers. All patrons and : frlendx of the jehnni are Invited to I nttend In rnllfornin. Mrs. Frank Cregory and ulster (rt lnrv mker flm T.vsle flreir - nrv f,n.i n i.ociu Ablmtt left i..- .hi- -Ui unnk f..r foil, forn:a. - ft m. HIKHmHHiHHMiBiB'v ling welcome speech made everyono j Miss Gregory nnd Miss Abbott ! feel at homG liml m,l)V to , there, will attend the Htate Teachers yias Melba Williams, accompan- College at San .lose this winter. Ue(j uy a frfentl at the piano sang j Mrs. (Iregory and Mr. Coker wilj.py (n(, 1(,na of the Rtver," by 'visit their aunt, Mih. u J. Kobin- - oiaru Kdwards , f(dlowed hy a negro sou of Vacaville. who is !" years s npii ituelle' enlltleda K'H IGtllL','! 12.'t:( of ago. and will also visit rrieuu tin San Francisco and Oakianu. I St. Ann's Altar Society i ...... ........ . , St. Anns Altar Society will,,,,, their hannonlcn. This should i meet in Parish hall luesday atihave been a uartctte but unfor-1 parly H iilay, September 21. ua- ! freshments will be served. WEDDINGS Ander6.Hollenbeck Miss ono .Artlim. Anders and Evelyn Leonn liollenbeck, both of Sliasta county, Cal., were married at tlio liaptist parsonage Saturday, V,., .. . M Smith-Kirkpa.trick The minriage of Miss Etta Kirk-, piurii-.i. aim lumen it. oniiin was solemnized Saturday morning Sep- (ember 10 at the Christian church. Hev. Carman H. Mell read the im pressive rin- service before im mediate relatives. The newly wed couple left on ten days motor trip to Catifoi nia after which they will mako,)ei.B orUie unit nre jll1t,y phoud their home at the Klamath orch aid, where he has been mechan ist for nine years. On Saturday evening at eight 'nini, ... u in,ft,n, sonage. a very pretty weddin; was lnnized when Rev. J. B. Me- Donald, united in marriage Airs. I Olivia Vial! of Yakima, Wush., and I Marvin Williams of Klamath Kalis, j The bride was attractive In a traveling frock of blue georgette, irinimnii in m tL-ith it,. i. match. Friends of the bride and lenmu mi imhiiiuii ruiin. Pichard A. .Morgan, Klamath Falls contractor and Olive Matth ews, a special trained nurse of tho j - tno nome same city, were married Snt., at of the Presbyterian minister, liev. K. p. 1'iwrence. Tlie couple will spend tho coming winter Arizona nnd will return to Klamath Kails to make their home in the spring. Parent- Teachers' Associations Tlio Jacksonville P.-T. A. will receptifin for tho teacher, evening, September 2 1 Hi I glv school auditorium at v, j ! o'i lock. A splendid piogram will I.e provided and r-freHhments wllll bo served. A large attendance is denired. The Junior high Parent Teach- i ers will meet J-Tiday afternoon. Seputember 1 at two-thirty at tho se"-'.' ! ATter a business meeting and sh... i ..d ,rt.-. i. p.. v. re .. j vlied to attend the assembly nf i the school, listen to the entertain tnent given by the pupils and have j a chance to meet the teachers. ! This meeting has been called or" i week early to discuss a matter of 1 business that has come up. The new officers will take their places at Ihis time. Social Events of Church Societies 1 t POHTr.ANl. (ire,. Sent. 1.1. (A) fciilral point Fo1ornto1 fluirchcs Warren Abercrombio of McMinn .1. M- JrthuHon, I'antor jVil'e. was Ihe driver "f the lurge Wo f hit 11 study the letter which 'sedan which vestordav crashed Vnul wrote to the Corinthian ehrif- tl,,n" ln fMir ''iblo whool tomorrow, The reference in the first four ehopterH. The memory verse !x the 1st verse of the I03n' !'. ur open at fj.4.". There is a pood class for all prndes. llally Day services arc only one i week orr. Come help us have a real rally. Attend the young peoples' ser-' voune nerson. We want vnn ,,ll.:fa,p wa one of tho ,nost 0llt' i You are welcome. The young ludies will furnish the leadership and the specials In tho evening ' preaching service. In (he morning service the pas tor will preach on the subject Tim U'nrthv Wnlk U'llh ft oil " 1 ' ... - , , . t . J i . , .. . Z .. i reception of members, evening the subject will be j donees of the ft real Apost (The young ladles will lead tho j music. . Tho gospel team goes to Reecc Creek for the afternoon service, and will go to liutte Falls for ser-1 vices on tho 30th in tho after- j noun. U is hoped ' that, several others will go to help the young men. American Legion Auxiliary Notes ni (IIU ll'llllll f4UL:illl llltH-'l 1 IIB U! I At tho Tegular social meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary on Monday evening many interesting things were done. Tho president. Mrs. N C. C'haney, in an open- I spiritual entitle!! "itnn Marv Run." After this Miss Williams pre- !snted Dick Sieeter. Phil Qttizen- berry and Tin';ley Cample in sev- leral selections played by this trio icuu aeicc nuns iiuiyeu UJ 1 11 IS II III i ing financial standing since the convention. I ' Letters of appreciation were read by Mrs. Douglas Willson, which came from important Aux iliary women from over the stale, j These lellers were from Mrs. Lyille 1 IC. 1 l.iiiHi all. Coos liny; Uertlia I Church of Itoseburg; one from our ; own "Polly," (Mrs. J. W. Mcln- I tbrff. slain secre(ary); Mrs. Lena j Stewart, Albany, Com. woman for 'X.,.,,.Z Z' iio,.i,.,M,.if,,i.::sluilents to attend these classes, I nnd others. These ladies all spoko Untliuslastically of tho good times Uley hn(, ln Medford, Irentmcnt and ! cciirte.sles received, etc. Alter this, jdans were made for: fair activities for the romfng wcek,ipx'"'" I', 7'. , , . , ' " 70' which at this time have mustlyj been successfullv carried oat. Meiirnrd Anvl l.v h. .....e W. niKmhcrH nnd Is the largest Ie - gloii Auxiliary In the state. Mem- 0 jjjju . Owing to the now ruling pres - lice until next election thirty days' n fine nUt ,min. "'!n nrevious 10 ine next nenurimeiu conven ion. i no s.mo 01 iireg. i time ' . Tho commlllee on refreshments, Mrs. Mary Webber, Mrs. Carobl Parker, nnd Mrs. Ijiura Kerr, with Mrs. Hallowav as chairman served home made cokes and frozen fruit ' W'J wuippeu cream i nese with good coffee made attractive refreshments. "Attractive" seemed to he the right way of descrihtng conditions when one observed the uunry inoaing gnosis who were .V ... , Tiuany seen on in msnio moKing very happily over well filled plates, 'Oh, ll's a great country." Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Stntlon Sunday, Sp. 10. 4 K ven Ing service broadcast from the Mapttst church, 4 'through the courtesy nf the 4 t Perl l-'uneral Home. Monday, Sept. 17. 10 to (l:3fl a. in. American Liiundry. 1(1:30 to 1 1 I'linlnrliini Dye 1 4 Works. Id- II to 1 1 :30 Medfnrd W j j Lb 1 1 Ing. I tad la tor and l-'endT Shop. 11:.K) lo 12 noon The Hoot- ery, " I tea ut i fill SIioch for Women." 12 to 12:30 p. m. Adrlenne's Kxcluslve Women's Wear. 12:3 1o 1:30 Lewis Super- Servico Station. (iMfi News and market re ports. 8 to ft Porter nnd Sixth St. tlon. I,u mbor Co, Service hi a- 0 to 1 0 Mono Motor Oil Cn. WASHINflTON. Sept. IS. UP) Fko of ''stool pigeons" by prohibi tion enforcement ngents has been discontinued as nn "unnecessary evil." CommlsHloncr Ttoran of the prohibition bureau tiald today. intn a loading p la i form on the west end of the Itromiway bridge. cnijuihg Ihe severe injury of his wife, Mrs. filndvs Abercrnmbie, Thi was announced bv police to- iUy News of Medford Schools The high school exhibit at the standing In the educational build-; ing. Tho committee in charge Wllll IiSK Maurlne Carroll, chair-1 ;man; Mrs. l-Jlizabeth Jerome, Mrs. i Virginia Wait, and Leland A. 1 Mentzor. , , , . ; . . . , . t i t in the 'commerce, client! try, mathematics e: I-.vi-jam manual trainiiiB. . wa acy.". The clothing- exhibit represents the two-year course. The articles in this department were rive woolen, or make-over problems, fivo cotton and linen dresses, five costume slips, five combination suits, and 10 pieces of hand work, among them a beautiful quilted cushion. The commerce department ex-; hihlted 30 typing budgets. In the j (mathematics department, P a u 1 Turner exhibited 10 original geo- .metric thereoniH. ! The manual training llvi on i nau pictures ot wiu iumiw in .they built for Harvle Young Pithe spring of 1J28. Views wen; ; ., r . tumult before Plans and .IILVI lt ,IMIl.H .HUH. limn .. and 11 , , , . , . puiuie t w. .... -"iiPnBUn this year, but Ashland the hoys built was also on the j ., , , , card. The food department had a very attractive display of canned goodj, which consisted of 10 Jars of fruii. 10 jars of canned vegetables and r.V . . . ., M .. . V ,. i ltlle V"' Wi',lf! Jw'1'',. 1?. v "1 ' 1 , , pictures of the manual training , . , . ... . , . , , . in ; , V, ..V,, the geometrical thereoms. I tie j lame in mo ceii.e. ...... ...e " ": 1..I1L am. ..-K......-n. H the chemistry notebooks. l.i li.l.nu ,,l tin, i'h u, ...... ... lending school this year, all slu- llt'IUS COUIIl Hill lie iici.uiiinnn.a,,.-,. In the physical training ilepait meiit. There are four classes for girls In tho morning, and three for boys In the afternoon. 'I lie rulo that only freshmen and soph omores must take physical traln- llng has supplanted tho former, i which made it necessary for all William Purilln, who Ki'adu- a ted from Meilfonl high school last year, was recently awarded pins by tho Uoynl and tinder- (;iwonl typewriting companion for .., - piouis iei in..,....-. ... .n "' ' wrlte 70 words per mlnuie. turn ll1'" is gold, set In pearls, and .valued between $15 and ?20. Tho ! ,t(,Va! Pn YalHf"w;i10,(! .woros per ininuif, wmi n i"n- ' A ."T1! J,h!. 15 " : . n - j At a student council meeting. held Thursday nfiernoon. MIhs i Helen lingers, a "'"r ""l i"1"' c,""' I "f l"" student body, to tske the ' I""' " .. .""- wno resigne.i. It was decided at this meeting that tho student 1 io u y ana in Times ticket combin "d. would cost $1.50. Students having one or these tickets win receive mm: " i , ' .. ... itn,nta ir fliict on on athletic tickets. n l . . . . ... the student body and Hi Times; tlekols aro purchased separate, each will cost $1. ! The Uitln club is to be reor ganized next week, under tho su- ipci vision of Miss Itulh Abele. The old members will moot this week. ;nmi elect new nim.ris. who aro now taxing i.aun i . not be admitted to the club until tho close of the first semester In 1. nllirflJn In tlllfl Clltb. ""-' v , grades must be kept ns high as Whicn IH neiwccn J unit H, fin- this senson there lire 227 freshmen registered, 1(11 sopho mores, 151 Juniors, ,100 seniors, and Iwo post-grndunles, making a total of r,4l students. (Trrord Moore nnd Albert Ttrnun have been registered for post-grad. 1 utile morses In ..Medford high school this fall The w. J. ltlce system or pen manship Is hclnir tniiKht In hlKh school Ho far. only eluht sni dents have received Invitations to tilts non-credit class. Seventy-five Rlrts slitned up on Tuesday to trv out for Klee club. The names of Ihose chosen hnv-i not been nnnouneed yet. A Klee cli.l. for fteHhinitn ulrts will be held twice a week after school. .M'NIOIl IllfJIf l(epr,rlers: Cenevleve Mcflee, U'ayne l.owry. Itl.rbi.ra Wall. Hilly r'uinuiiiitfs. linvl.l l.i.wrv. N'elle (Ireen. Anna Mile l'lisnn. rlnrence lis nna Is. Fridav was school dny nt the .rackion counlv fair nnd we were all cl.id for a full holiday. Mr. Itlce. aillhor i.r Illce syslem of penniansbln. visited our schools Inst week and Inflrueted teachers nd pupHs as lo how to use the lll.-e method which has been adooted by all tho .Veil ford schools. Junior HI Hnrmonlea band played at the fair Frldav night. We me nroiid of our pioneer harmon ica band and hope more will Join. Tbnd piftcllce Ins hoi-un under j the leadership of V ilson aite. A new two-story building hnFt 1 '""-n built fee the edio-itlon-d jbibits of MedOnd, Plmenlx, Talent, Ashland, Jacksonville und Gold Thoso ",c " " lhp n,Mt floor. All other nearby towns and rura schools are floor. tho second Junior Hi is exhibiting several writing desks, foot utools and book . In sewing. Manual training is taught by Mr jT,)(1 oslll,lit ot.w,.lllnB ,,,,, MiBlll w, , k . aclencn dalleil h av ,m Filch und sewing by Miss Hurd. Medford stands among the f irst ; not only in tho state hut in the 1 United Klates, as well as in school banking, and our record keeps im proving. Every Tuesday Is hunk day, be ginning with Tuesday, .Sept. 1 S. Thfi y(,.u, we ho to Hnmsh ai!p0ct to start out in real earnest n.rordMi ,,ext Monday. . , . . Mu..h t.thuhwm is beimr shown KiiTOllment - ; 1 hy 8tU(lpntrt of Junlor Hi llt ,),. !(.umlnK fM(),,an st.a.son. About SO I buys are out daily. Wenzel will l)t hack at center ami thu rest of i... ,.. ... i.. ..i-.. i and Mr. Hanby will meet with other coaches and principals to n,an a Hl.houl,l0 of KJim0S. (Jrants Pass will nter-the and i Itnsebuig are back str.inaer than I ever. i The junior ill lllirary. Allss An.-' pi .-paring me ituoseven. ,,,,. drews. was visited by her sister. We feel Justly proud of tho num Mi s. T. 11. Kwlng over lli week ber of honors that were award end. Mrs. I'.wlng visited the sell. ml led lo us for the very excellent I "n Monday. She Is on her way back lo Port Arthur, Texas after having spent the summer in I Eugene. This coming week girls will have a Vhanco to try out for basketball i under the supervision of our new coach. Miss carver. Miss Andrews lias been busy this ,st we,,k helping pupils secure ,,,, lk.s. Jany ncw book!) havc an.vo I In.Mlllillg I .... 'Slory uf Our I'uuttt West. "From Columbus 'to Lincoln" by l.ogie, "Krom I, in- colli-to Coolidge" by Logic, "Hoys' Hook of Harder Hattles" by Siibln, and "The Story of My ltoyhood and Youth." Among the flcllon books ore: ".lust I 'ii t ty " by Seaman, and "Three Sides of Paradise Oreen." jNnw numbers on the book list aro ri,.,.rii ...i .i,.t..i Hose" by Hush. v.Kiil-r:Ti m imor, Th(. numIl(1. of ,,ui,Uh enndled 1 ,l,',ln1,l,on,," wo,li 111 Washing- 1 11111 is .ill .te 111. -reus.', ill. 1 enriill- , menl at the end ot the second meat at (he end of the week being I till. New pupils aro; Woodford Krisbee and Winifred Tucker In r.H; .lack Vaughn. 5A; and Claud Terry, till. One of the objectives for wbleh we are all striving is a quick, or derly passing Into and' nut of the With the aid of two Willi,. ... " """" ,,,.,.,.,, , ,,.. , Thlllwhiy WIIli ..,.! , ground day" for our school and tl" result was so good we are go- u t(, ,,.,, cvt flv tUiyit iIt week. We hope Ihe people In I missing will see the Improvement i h( help us by not throwing pa- I pers near our building. n n. "r;;:" 3iZ i'.:": manshiii and geoj-i ii pliy i..uu..u .I." II""M Vl.silors are ( Mr. Rico, the originator of the ' Hice system oi penmanship which i is ntiw being used in the Medturd schools, ga ve a demons! ra lion 1cm noii before pupils of the dcparl- iincnt on Monday. Many pupils hud to stand during the lesnon but jthe interest was gond, for Mr. Illce R(ivo .i(ny )tU(i Htn.,(1J( (fJ )mi,(m sj(i Mh iinpoi.UlIlt ((intH .. . . itegu ar lessons, nointn nspoc- ' ,., hvo Inml'o n busy week. JACKSON SCHOOL Teachers All the leacliers of the Jackson I school that were on the Job lust I year are "on deck" skuIii Ibis year except Mrs. II. H. Kind!, who do- elded not to leach. Her place has been filled by Miss Yvonne Smith.1 School Fair i Much Interest wns shown In lhe )tO('KI'Oltl, 111., Sept. 15. (If) school fair held last week nti.i, as t,jnindo which yesterday after the ribbons Indicate, Jackson h"" mwed a narrow swath thru her share or firsts, seconds andttJ), Kckf.ir.l Industrial sectt.tn thirds ns usual. ,in( ,,, m.,l,y coiintrysld,. today Attendance wh known to have crushed seven The attendance at Hie close of j ..,. I(l death and resulted In school last Thursday was 300. This J,,.,,'.,,.,. danioKc estimated lit is a slight Ine roast? over last year, oti'i oa'i which was about !0. At the open-; ''' ' j trig of school Ihis year there were j s.N FKANOIHCO, Cali, Sept. Ifi. on time the first day. There I Captain Pontus Rlanhourg and are a few more ncconnted for that hls crew of four men were brought linvn not f.iili.riiil vul n ml n nt f . t.... I.u itn tidU-er bllincll Jessie peeteil soon. 'Which rescued litem from the sink- School Improvements in.j; trawler Margaret. Tho Margn- Tho school has seen several fin rot sank off the tlulden tialn short provemeuts during Hie summer y nfler the crew had been taken months. The ceiling and walls in aboard Ihe .Jessie, room 7 have been rephislererl. The i - old plaster had fallen off due to a PKSSAF. Cermany, Septi Kt. ioak In Ihe roof. A new metal room J H b,.jiig put on the building to ro place the old tar roor Hint was well ' worn out and was loaklns ln n Ke -.i . .v '.l ie I Tho old rose arbor In front of tho school l ,is been reiuoven nei -a-uo- n ' was considerably decayed and the! roseH diseased. It was necessary to widen the walk on each side of . it." also to facilitate marching. i In the place of tho old nrhor a! fine now metal Mag polo baa been erected. The old pole luul If) he jretnoved hocaiise of the weaLetilus of the fire call and the construe tiou of the new roof, i New vents have been construct ed for better circulation In the at Ue. This will prevent the air from ; becoming bo hat in the spring dur 1 ing warm days and will reduce the : temperature of the rooms very mn- ' iprhillv new drinkliw? fountain in the ftaMt yard is being constructed. This is a very welcome improvement and will relieve congestion at "the hull und basement faucets at in- teriuisslon. new electric bell has been in to relieve the teacher of having to ring bells for the change 0f classes ami recesses. HooMcvelt School News. AVo have had only eight days of school, but tho children ,and teachers are getting into . tho swing of things again, and we ex- i There are three hnudred Old (forty piipllH enrolled. Tho. rooms .are ho crowded it has been do- cided to transfer tho children t. ,lt tllui t-lft .1 n tn:.thn-i,liIfnnOlll school. ly-ono children from the .Roose velt school. We are sorry that it Is necessary to .have these ichildren leave us. mir Killlhlt . - . Miss Van Meter and Miss Allen spent Tuesday at the fairgrounds work on the exhibit. Mrs. Ktinzman substituted for Miss Allen while she Tas absent. Hanking No banking was done this last Tuesday but the children may deposit money next Tuesday. ' TarilliK'KS There were seven cases of tar diness In Itoosevelt school this past week. School Holiday Schools were closed on Friday to afford opportunity for nt- tendance nt the County fair, lMii'eiil-'IVncI Assocliillnn We are hoping for a full at tendance of l'arent-Teachers' as sociation next Friday afternoon nt tits first meeting of the year W. R. GIBLETT TO Afler having nerved as manager for tho Medford district of the Metropolitan Life Insurance com pany for the past two years, W. K (llhlett, accompanied hy his family, will leavo Tuesday for (ireat Falls, Mont., to take charge of a much larger district for the same company. His Hncceflttvf! as yet has not been announced, hut will probably arrive within the next week. - The transfer to Great Falls is an Important promotiou for Mr. rm.i.u innsmuch that the field r four times an aunt.- las the local district and includes ... UnA Inuu over -t niimi, t",a Ihan seven here. He win aim. . ,.,t.i offices in Mon tana, as Helena la included In the same field. !rr. fllbletl arrived in Medford from Taroma nnd has been with the company for the "ast six vears, beginning duties in the Washing ton clly, but wns transferred from there to another district and back again before ho was sent to south ern Oregon to fill the position left vacant by William look who , , , ,.;,i ( vn-rnnn 1 1 ra nsti u '.I K ' 'k'C n.n r..,llv will be missed local ly, especially tho. diniKhtcr, Elolrti), who appeared numerous limes on the stiiKo In soniis nnd dances even ihnuKh she Is hardly older than tlvn years. Mr. (llhlett yesterday expressed recret In leaving, say Inn that he had learned to like Medford very well, but nilded Hint he may drop back here 111 the fill tore lor short, viails. I On The junkers puoi. nin.mnn, - 1 for whom yesterday his enidoy( rs clah-o ii a worm s aiiuuo- rm.... of 23, M0 feet with useful load of L'.iM pounds, today bettered that mark v fi.oao feel, but earrietl only half ns mneh load. T , . POUTLANO. Ore., Sept. i.-m heaviest d.f. kets ever recorded ln tho local federal court "' h" """"w w,irk. Ihe United States circuit court of : app":iis wmru - ..m- ..n .,.., i llH lho Sw,u,e caHCN 1110 C0Mch,d!l!' MOVE TO GREAT FALLS, MONTANA
