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wwrwran warn turnum. mmmnm. ouroont. ktttd'.y. fircrTFArnrcu so. mn. l Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St. Phone 390-L or 75 5 WEEKLY CALENDAR Uowena Circle, home of Mm. II. H. llanvonil. 711 West 4 .lueksoli street, October :ltd. ! Women' Missionary Soci- ! fr ely. Christian cluircli, Iteeren- ! ll(jnal hall, Tuesday ovi'niiiK, Oelnlmr 1. Clly Council Parent Teach- era. Junior hinh school, Mon- day afternoon, October 1 at a o'clock. The Prlscilla Circle of (he First M'-'hodist church will i meet, ut the home of .Mrs. Nel- lie Feeley, 521 Pennsylvania fr avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Delphian Club, chapter meet- Ins Thursday morning, Octo- her 4. fit. Ann's Altar Society, on Tuesday afternoon, October 2 at 2: BO. Pythian Sisiera mcetln? on Wednesday, October 3 at S p. m. Business and Professional : Women s club, dinner party, v ; Hotel Meill'ord, Tuesday, Octo- ; her . GHS. Women's Society. Presbyter- tan church, Tuesday. October i 2, 2::io, in church parlors. i Ticelon lanco. , 'TTlie second daiii'n of the series to be given by Hie American L irion at Hilarity hall, wns held Inst last nitrht wiMi a large attond - nnce present. These dances will iAn antni-ilnv ni"ht dur-! lmr Hie month. Visit California B. M. Wilson and ('has. a. w in' returned Thursday from a tive , ilnvH nnto trio to California. Mr Wilson visited Adin. Cat, his form er home. Bridge Luncheon Mrs.. Kin 11 Schmidt and Mrs. K ' D. Klwoort were hostesses at ai six o'clock bridge luncheon on j Wednesday at the hitler's summer i home at "Happy camn on me : HB1 lhp p.,sinrilte of the Metho Rogue." Four taldes were in plav. Rlis(.((nJl church. High score was held by Mrs. II., -n T. Mahoney of MeMinnville, ' j.,,, Matrons Club, ond, Mrs. Leland f San Krancisco , T))i Viiyi Malnms- club will and third, Mrs. R. N. Vilm. Wvo their first of the winter duests who enioyed Ibis affair; Mondav. Oct. sih. The were Mrs. U K. Spanldimr ot ''"'t-; land, Mrs Leland of San I rnncisco. . Mrs. H. T. Maboney of McMinn-, T. Maboney of MeMinn-1 illo, Mrs. C. C.ilberl. Mrs. t.ertrnue Weeks, Mrs. W M AI.ow n ,. T Tiiirnehurir. Mrs. H. PrentlceX Mrs L. Ulrich. Mrs. W. T. nau-:h- j Driv. Mrs. S. navis, .mis, Cunningham, Mrs. O. O. Alender fer. Mrs. L. Schade and Mrs. W . J' Qniscnbnry. Returns Home Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Uussells re turned Wednesday of this past 1. i ... 1 UC-,..tiio u-lioro All". Russell purchased new merchatv .Hun rnr his store. 1 House Guests u7.l M,R. Harry Prentice had as their tsuesls the pusl week llrf. '- f()1- h,,r )lon, pruuy youtiK performer to enlerlnln lie- Prentice's slater anil husband. -Mr. : " . . aa mis. f.ny.fnre the clubs anil societies of ami Mrs. Ouy Eilow. of Montesano ' 'i" 1 ' ,.riv(, tol)nv for JWtal. Dick Woodcock. Do Wash., also llrs. Len mrsons n. , .'o wonUs ,vbile Mr. l!t'- ! lores nlspham. Esther Alexan.ler Seattle. This was the ir fust trip ' ,.,.,,.,,,. f. ,!,..,,, Kv,.yn uermmx pvt rea.linps to southern Oregon am tlie.v eie . .. ,,.,, t.nlnny will at the Eastern star social i. flenunieii won . Saturday at Crater Lake. vi nml "Mrs. Prentice also en tertained dttrin; the week. Mr. i I'lentlco's brother BIolsR Prentice, j owl family, of Oakland, Onl.. who were on their way home from van- couver, Wash. American Legion Auxiliary The meeting at the AUMiiai r roni..J at tne Armory .tiuiw.)? .,. was well attended and opened hV , the president. Mrs. Chaney, wl,ll the reKular ceremony. i c- The nasi urnsiiletits were spec- iallv honored, beinw sealed on the )n th( cUv jn llle sprnir. licht of the president. Those pros-; Mr ,t(,lva iken. deleKato nl ent were Mrs. Geo. (laics. Mr"- nI;.0 u -tment of Orepin, will Laura dales Kerr. Mrs. Leach. Mrs. u,a-v0' om01.,0w to attend the Nat )lutler ami Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. .1. mm) Am(,rcan Legion convention W. Jacobs belli--! nbsent. sent a ; n S(m Alllon0i Texas, October 8 lovely letter and donation. i tn Seven new members vere iu-j rs chnnny expects tn remain iliatetl ami welcomed inio ine miv , inarv. imporiaui m ik'uc. ih im; to join the Auxiliary is Hie new rulinc adnlittinc half sisters, step sisterB and slep-dauKliters of Bervice men lo membership. In a letter from Mrs. .lessle Kel lev. denartmellt presidelil. the atnlemenl that Oregon now lias , 4102 members Is encouracip..-,'. ! The first meeting In October will : hcBceforlh be the annual meetltlK , instead or January nnd heretofore, i It was decided that we now hold j district conference Ihe same time .1.... M.H.,.,l iv.ut linld theirs. ! ii... tl.t .nu .l.nif. r tir tic MrU L.-acirs ndministration. It aanmpti n vorv good thine lo do .; . .Imrm. ! In sol ""v'l'shes Three." and "Fret I'nlnt " .eVLed , -lie , ! 1 while Mrs. Clinney cave a clever Airs. t.eo. . .mum ... --. -r i Hi ,,.,ivill,.n i nt the fair descrlhinc Uie service ' rendered nut there as "Tlie Tattle of nth-hen Sandwich." "rinttle of l.i.,.l. 777" with Mrs l-M l.each in command, etc. fouulit at the ci...n .....li A. h..e h:itlle .. ,.,,.i.w iin.l Mrs. rhaney disirihuted vai lutis l.ern medals to thnre desrrvins ...... f I.. t.nln.nn.ll- .,..ifr,l Aorillurv feels "ir'rea.lv i honored lo be sonline two dolo- patfs. one a state vi-e president, : to Jackson county children. st cr'ntend-nt of .Lu kJ-on countv Mrs. N. C. Chaney. ; Mrs. Hanby visited at Ihc home pebool. nnd chairman of the pro- It W'iH with regret that Mr. nf MY, and Mrs. A. S. N'oth o" tram conimitW'e for the club. U Lucy Kent ttarher was transferred jiiate street nitendine chim-h on airanLing the shcdul for winter to Orants Pass. Sunday with th" N'oth family and meetings-:. omr of whbh will be Mrs. Howard L. Tiarto reported fieartng Rev. Ii. .1. Howe, pastor nf .announced at th first fill m"'-t-ir;io won the piintlp'-is. durini Ibe t,e First Christian church, (bdlvr lmr. ronvention: Mr. MK):iat of 'be .nn inierestir sermon. Min. Han-i P!nn are under way to increase Vest Side' Service siorc, Mrs Helva Aiken of Medford ami Mr. .Miller of New York City. The proceeds from the drawing will he turned over to Hospital 7T in Port- land In the near future, lining away gifts were presented to .Mrs. Aiken and Mrs. Chanoy by mem- hers or the unit. A $10 prize won h" Medfurd Auxiliary at the stale ' convention is to be used to pur- Ichase a chair for the president. ; Diaries to bo used on convention ! I Irlps were presented to Mesilames i : Chancy and Aiken. ! An enjoyable uronp of numbers 1 were rendered on the harmonica One. a musical play commeneiiiir in the city ol" Medford in lit 14 portraying scenes throughout tin? : war and ended with the train pull- in;r into Medford when the boys ! returned. II was very cleverly ; portrayed. Past presidents npoke I r incidents during their udmlnis- ! tratlons. ; yrii MUclicL remembered cus- tnms dm-ins bur term of office. i Mrs. Laura Gates err hpoWo of rP(Pf work done .. hen she was president. Mrs. Ceo. dates happily remem bered the "Circus" when thev made S'Uiu in four days. Mrs. Warren puller "nol ho hap pily" recollected the first booth at the Jackson county fair when it rained every day, conseuuenlly ; i-eeoiiits were nol so good After the meeting Mrs. llarlock. clininnan, and her committee Mrs. MoCrnudy, Mrs. Holger. Mrs. Hulph Jennings. Mrs 1-hwsKln. Mrs. Nich- i 'i i,s. Merrick, served ro-:,' freshmenta to the unit members ; ,i. rc Pwt Mn. 1T. This i W. R. C.s Entertained Hie ladies of the H. K. i . ere nutortnined at the home of Mrs. : .1. It. Young 'Ihursuav aiieiuunu. Following several hours of sewing j and visitinir. delicious refreslments u-nrp cPl'VPlI tO the 25 gUeStS. MrS. Young was assisted in servlr-T; M' M AUan Cun.y of Bll1(o Fnn. 4 ltfivnifmu Uees will nrrlve this (.k fronl Tacoma. Wash., to as- jU ln(.xuU. Mrs. C 1Min Mrri Charles "Wood. n rj Kowlpr i..i-. members and visiting past ouh wMrr)mP. 4.4 AU members of Medford C.weJon club have a treat 111 store for tnem . the evening of October 3. 7:3". at ' the Hotel Medford. Adolph Meyer of Portland, a specialist in rock garden and alpine plants, will aivo ; n talk, illustrated by slide - 11 ' ' : A ny- one interested can join tne fill l 101 cen i"i ."- f t,lP eni- i-it 1, ...... TFi.ini ti Ml.s Dorothy Pngers of l'nriiano . t !..,. ".. It?" ., '.n l'.llie inttcnd to .. . , himiness matters witn i Mr. rrentice. j,rt jiPl.,.0tt, the Medford hotel's pfnci(,nt tnmsportation clerk, , , . wook nt the Pendleton ;nimmuPi itbotng his first vacalilon- ; In two years. Delegates Leave it..,, x- f Plmnnv. nroshlpnt of tne Mo(ford chapter .no. Amcr- j(an , eCion Auxiliary, president fol. tjie mate, and selected as an official reprosonlalivo for Orcnn ... .i. ,.. nnlwniin wliiih was . nii(1 which was hl t a mnnth. Alter the ennven lion she will visit her ninlher anil father and other relatives in "her old home town." Dallas. Texas, re-iiii-tiinir home liv way of Portland. Mrs. Aiken will return the last of Ihe month. jn-. and Mrs. i.ee Smith and son Charles and Mrs. Smith s brother. ,, p.ichic of Klamath Falls. ,,.v( Vcr to the const Saturday r,. w,,,.k end trip. - - Attend State Fair Mrs v .1 llanhv and Mrs. L. 11 i 'mi L-In reielid home, last Ill'-lir nt' fight o'clockMrom (piite un ex- tensive and very enjoyable trip. -..bI.U n...l XtriM Il-itiliv net. P, s Judaes at several fairs.' first Hy also vlsitet, 1,, ., aiis. . ... " ".'. the ('nos and furry county .... .... if.. u..i, mioM of Miss Kalhryn Dunham, who lives ftt Mvrte Point nnd will he renieni- ,)t.rP,i ,v her many friends ns a ir.,.el,er In Ihe Wasllir-Ilon srhnnl. From these places Ihey went to i...,..lnn n-liU-li iu r, lieni.tirul and en In wnrni weather. Durlnz Ih" lime they stayed in 1...H. ..,.11, i . ,.,l ni.li Ihe 'iL v, eonntv club work and were j,lMtiv proud of the awards Klven h) statea that the Noths are nicely located In Salem and that Revel'- end Kowe has u splendid pastor- ' ate. The ladies pralso the slate fair with Its fine exhibits from over the state and feel well repaid for llleir trip. G. M. C. Rummage Sale All members of llle drealer Med- ford club and others who are in- lei-estetl ate asked to save all cloth- j inK and other useful articles for I 'he ruinniuKe salo which will ho hold this month. Mi'H. Kathleen Smith of Mod-1 ford is at the draco Dodgo ho-J tel in AVashinKton. 'isitors . i ; Prom I'ortlaild. Mrs. Notch kiss and Mrs. Ken von of Portland will accompany j their luisliands, who are United j States court officials, to Mcdford land spend the time visiting friends i ninl visiting scenic spots of the val ley. Andrews Scones As Popoff Kd Andrews, the I'adeati in "Sari." sherlff of Nottingham in "Uohln llMtl.l " the whimsical Ko-Ko of ! Tiii iu--Hin now inne-irj m thf. ' lllUHll..jllj (.ntoI1(1i 'p0rf in "The ri,.. colale Soldier." which the j ilirflii Opera company is presenting; tills week at the public auditorium. 1 Mm Aiwli'nivu ivlm Ic Itio ii n I , rtV,...,.'i.w..i ni,t ,,.-, r..n..ii,... I Ai htin,r n.x.Mn.1 ! role of Ko-Ko in "The 'Mikado," , .....,.,..! ..... present Week's opei'a. Among the state the -Medford visitors at' in Salem last wck, in :Mniitioti lo those who were there) in ch;U-p( of exhibits, wer Mnrv Turner, jjp. !U,,i Mrs. Hen Onrnett. j,r. and Mrs. Scott Woolf, Mr. and Ml.u T,imou Tnvlni- Air nml All'!. ;Aleje Sparrow, c. K. dates, Mr. and . sumpter Smith. I ' i children's mama Club The Children's Drama club, un der Iho supervision of Mrs. Percy Pray, selected as its musician Miss ileutah fiore. In place of Mrs. Wm. Olblett who. with her family, mov ed to fireat Falls, Mon., several 1 , . . ' , l ',..,i Klolse, lint feels sure that Miss Pen lab Core will supply the va cancy -of. the pianist very crodit- , , , ' , , , 4 Dick Woodcock was elected tn succeed Ituby Stone as secretary. Uuby found her school, music and other activities outweighing her ability to further act as secretary of the club. The fallowing new members 1,-ivn lirw.M n,! 1..il n tlin .-lull allien ,ts nrK!llli7,,1io,, September X: Do-1 lores Pispham, Petty and Pilly West, Thelma Simmons ami Joan PeLosh. We welcome all children 110 wini 10 .nun in iiu: .u.inui. iiiiu alrtrMildit. vfiullnu nf tlin nlnl, fiiv ; rr,-.i. ' ih,L,. ncsday nlnht. Evelyn Herman, one of the most talented members, read it nnn three different occasions within one week's time. The club expects to he prepared at all times to give talented service to Its home tnw'n ', 4 Mr. and Mrs. V. Konkle and daughter has returned from Twin Knlls, Idaho, where they were call rd by the death of Mrs. Konkle's sister. s, AnnV Aallar SiM-lety ... Anne's Altar socieiy will meet for regular business Tuesday afternon at 1! : 3 il. A Kood attend ance Is reiiuested. f I'ylliiau Sisters .Meetinff I'.vllibin Sisters regular nieetlnK, Wednesday. October 3rd. H p. til. Imiiortant business, larue attend ance Is desired. From lis Angeles i M irion Smith of Los Angeles ar- fved this past week to vMt bis brother Wumpler S. Smith, wiio has been confined at the Sacred Heart hospital for several months. He ts a guest at the Smith home on West Main street, j 4-f Mr. a nd Mis. K. V. Ferguson arid M r. and Mrs. llalph Koocr are spending the week-en'I in Klamath Kails. lins lie-H mill I'rorcwslonal lllll. Hn.sin-ss ;.i,d professional worn - n of this ciiy will hold tlv-ir fltst ninallnn nf llif ar.nunn " Tl ifvii n V ,.K. . septemlie'r n, !lt the lie- M.-dMrd. ,vl,h a dinner nt . ' "-,' " T . " . " " " " ' ' " mill f 1 1... .lull whir l, met ,iSt .rcnime at the home of Misswli:-h l.rouuhl nl.ont a pea.o l.e- Mild.-.. I Knieht. secretary. M..en the white men ...id I no In- i:.,, !. member of the nuslneas i . which the itoaue I.l" and Professional Women's clul. Is t.ll.es, proper. f..ithfully observed. requested to nrlnc ns a finest T - ,t-..- K.m.e t.erson who Is elluiMe r..r ,1 m I. ... n. e In .he imiii, and is Ip'-i e-ted In Its activities, lies - errations may l.e made i.y .-.ill nt- Mra T,.,illr lennnv nt .R! he - f.,re 10 o'clock Tuesday mornlnif. Mi- KllzalfUi liurr. assisinnt ih it.zc of the organization from' lis present membership of US. and nnd maintain our k'ood faith with; to make the Vluh n. real feetor in'theni. We never om-e on any oe- i Itliis community, tension lied to them." Miss Emily N'euhuhl nutinnnlj , (ieneral ijinc possessed an Iron . executive secretary, of New Yorkiwlll, absolute eouraKe. fearles-t city, is expc.ted to arrive In Med- honesty, a keen liiielliuenee and ford either o.-l.it.er :!0 or :tl. at tireless energy. These were the i which time a special reception in qualities, tofelher Willi soldierly her honor will be Kiven jointly iabillly of a hlah order, which won by southern Orenoti business and professional women's clubs. Inclnd- inir Klamalh Fulls. Grunts Pnvs. and Med ford (roups. Details for this event will he nnnounccoot the meeting next ween. Dixie Jubilee Quartet If you like the otd-tlme negro ; melodies, siinc fn the real old negro way watch for the date, early in.Uonnl reputation as a statesman, j of the laHl meeting and called the October, when ihn Dixie Juidlee "Willi all the honors he achieved, ; roll. quartet, real neuroes, everyone of ho retained a B'nial. .warm-heart-j Letters were read from mem - them, will silifr in Medfordi ed sympathy which made him tho i h(?H of tho cass who had been The old plantation melodies sung good friend of the humblest clli-, Ul or absent, .Mrs. Peterson wrote by this versatile company, inter- nen. He was generous at the cost j from Hoqulnm, telling how she spersed with popular, classical and of his own interests. Kvory cpntjniissed the fellowship of the men - a uood sminklhiK of humorous ; of his pay for service in the l!o-bers of tho class, and of the con- numbers, makes an intensely inter- 1 - PSIIOK ana varieo pinrum. m.ih i--.- ; m n. iuhij nqiuiU'U I unuiuit! .will ne eiecieu 10 llllM K"incriMK 111 I course the nnartet work, with itsienis in Indian massacres. He j prayer services being held. October, as in tho past, one for the perfect blend of voices, is what worked zealously, loyally, and ef-, Mrs. Morrow spoke of callff made : president, and secretary and one enny-pinching I People look forward to more than feciivcly for Oregon, and rls des-; Mrs j, Leggitt sioke of um'k for every fifty in congress metn the rascally' anything else. inn each singer c.endants have caviled mi his high done jM tin )iome department, also . hership. .Make plans at tho regu- is also a good soloist and there ,iraumon oi servico io uie m.hc. , will be other features to lend va- Senator James W. Ntsmith. who. rietv .'delivered the funeral oration fol-; The dale will be announced ns; soon as possible for there Is iiotli-M' i (,,, r . H..HI..1. i ii, .y ,ai, ' ing more line than well-trained neuro (illnl'fet uitr-ti n 1 ll in one. Oanclng Parly. The Masonic dancing club will have their 1'irf' dance of the fall season on ijiursiiay evening, ' i Jili l-'vt ..iwivi. ul;. iw line. ; been made for these dances which "re held the first and third Thurs- days of each month The hall I has been redecorated and the ' floors sanded which will add lo the oleasure of these affairs. Mr. C. M, Houston Is c'lairman of the committee ana win ne assisted ny K. L. Lenox, Aubrey Norris, Kd j and Herb Nichols, Kdna Isaacs, dray. IHstiict Deputy Koyal Xeiglihoi's In Mcdfnnl Thursday Mrs. Anna Slallsniith of Port laud, district deputy for Koyal Neighbors of southern Oregon is expected to be present at Itoyal Neighbor meeting Thursday, Oct. - "h. which promises to be a full meeting beginning with a dinner i I for Woodmen and Neighbors and 'their families and ! iiittiii.m closing with The hour' for the dinner t.h.tnK1(l ,V(m - ,n li;:(V Wednesday Study Chili .Meets IMgeuood Park Th Wedm.sduv.Smdv .-lob will begin its year with a social meet ting on October 3rd at the summer t l.i.tni. nf II.. rbert Grey in Kdge- wood Park 011 Untrue Kiver. Following the one o'clock lunch- I eon the unique plan for tho year's work will b,. ann'ounctMl and ex- plained by the prORraiu chalrnum. Mrs. .I.inan old. Any member not luivinit t runs- portaliou is retiucsted to call M is. I.. I-. Ileuel phone t,M. .-.noun. M,c c: ,ncr prove too iiicieineiu ior ine niini-nnvii : mei-tlnu. the luncheon will be held in the city at the same hour but ul the home of the president, Mrs. Joseph O. flr.-y. 22 Hose avenue. Mr. anil Mi-s. fieo. Van Fleet At Ann Arhor. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Ilrandon have Just received a letter from their ten at Ann'Arbor. Mlchm-an'w .,. the Van l-lee.s will sped the lor r:i.,,i-ir,, I.-..,.i tu mi In. slrucior at n. s. ( .. nrvallis, Ore and has been Kranted a one leave of absence in order to attend j I'niversily ;,f Michigan, where he, will receive his I'll.!). The Van l-'leels spend Iheir summer vaca tion months at Yellowstone park where Mr. Vim Kleei in agent of transportation nt Canyon Hotel, .Miss Kutiico is his assistant agent. 4. Double Wedding: Anniversary Celebrated Ithu Flower I.udgr Mr. and .Mrs. .1. A. Damn cele brated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary witli Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. W. Conklin. who celebraled t heir Jilt h wedding anniversary, with a sumptuous dinner nt itlne Flower lodge Sunday evening. l. A. ICS I nvcil Mnrlicr. The following message from fiovcrnor I'titterson- was read by. Mis. .). If. Cochran, past reger.t ! of the loial chajder, D. A. It., at tlif unveiling or a marker ncur Table nock last Thursday: "Sincp I cannot be atiMing- those isfemoic in ooseic Ihe Tilth ' anniversary of the singing pact nt Table liock on September 10. 1 sr.::. int to take I his nidi ns i .yln a Inlet nil,,,,,. , the fear- less rrlor and aide statesmen . "f. V.Z TB,Z" -c. i . .. .,..,. : el ecin lor ine succ.-ssi Ml council. jllis hracry In wnlkini; itlt" tile t.il'Ul "f s"V- utiarmC'l hundred warriors in full r"Cii I In. won ' raviiK dians ndtoiraiion from the In -who knew.' from exiterienue. !tl. his word could be trusted i Wn. during the council, rumor i'lmo- that white men laid br faith by murdering an ndian. P was f ieneral Lane's cool headed courage whi'-h saved the dny and averted n niasacre. Jn his own words he summarized the policy whl'-h twid him tut succe-sfol tn hi deaHr.CN with the Indlnns: "V had been nt nil times r-adv to fight them, hut to faithfully keep him renown in the Mexican war., KcmiUKtnn acted as presi- where be cnhsicd In the ranks and !deul In place of Mrs. I'has. Wins, attained the posilion of brevet ma- : who was unable to altend. j,. Bcnerul. As territorial novel'- i After sonus. and prayer by Mrs. or. neloBiile to conKress oral Unl- DcWitt, Mrs. Norris liuve a shorl "ted Ktnt oh senator he made an in- i valuable contribution to the wet- fare and upbuildinir of OreKon. i iimi iv his cxeeptlonal ability ami; integrity won for himself :i na-1 gno river was sent to destitute or- j lowing deneral lino's death in pronounceu mis i. imu.c: nis associauoii won uu win in was aiways me Kito""'. pome a mi unmi fti ho " """" Thone were inherent qualities which tho rough garb of the farm-: or, miner, hunte Indian fighter, or and frontier thn gold bedl- .em.u mn- .nm -- llii Lner:il or Die liaolimenis of the governor or the senator, .could never change. Knr bis indomilablo courage. His lireiess devotion to ine l""" (lie good, ins integruy ami gene- rosily, and his outstanding ser- ivlces as a statesman. Oregon owes toe nignesi mninr io me nivoe'i,. of her first territorial governor, General .loseph Lnne. 1. L. PATTERSON. Oovernor. Social Events of Church Societies rhrislian lOudeavor Plans A meeting of the officers of the .christian Kndeavor at the Presby-. iteeian church was Held eMiiesnay levelling, Setpembper 3a. It was . piaiiiicn in ii-.m .1 oi.o-o.MM - 'acquainted social at H:30 before ,ine regular hiinoay evening uieei- " 1 iii.oii1ii.ist will iillflWI llllO I Id W 'K , mane iiiierestmg. r.veryone 01 t iukii nciinoi or .vniiiig -h- .are. urgeo 10 come una join m mi - goo-i times ami iiuercsun nu - et - 1 " ! ,,,., . ,.,. ' ,,, (..st ('i.,.h Thl mc,,,!,,., d friends of the ,,., ,-,.,,, ,.1,,,,.,.,, wi ,.jy ! lml.vosl ne rnvrml ,,, ,.,. lin the rcreational hall of the , ,.,.,. -,-,..., y nillir. Oct. 'Jiul i . , , ., - .. , iheen Blv.-n frequently in 111 isl and have b.'.'n a arKe facto, n , N,.w y-t .lone J.frd, reaching the ,.,. r ,,, ,.,s:i office of llie:llvK Medford are out to dial ,lbe social life of the church. I'tilled Slates awiln Ausust asth. l,'iiroria Water Service companv ' innisn the claim made by A. W. iWomuiiK Missionary socieiy will . ter a womlerlul Iwn mnntlin' :,, ,.,.,,,.,i for many yearn In v(,iblail. of Astoria, that his cltv I""1" u'"r "'l-'uiar montniy mem- i"! Immediately followniB and a I ''"R" attendance Is ; deshe. nl belli i'l'" )l.er and Ihe meeting. A I reserved for .hose of the society win-!""""" birthdays occurred durli.K lilt! pusl I o ice ohhiiiis. I Mellioilist I.adii-i' Aid i Mil ve lloine ('oiiliMK I'll,, I 'i, l!,,.,' A i.l ui.lele ef llle ;llirrh ., ,.,..:, .. homo coming at the church, Tues- day afternoon, the president Mrs. II. R Hohhins presiding. Song, Take Time lo Ite I loly. Mis. I. A. Dew leading the devo tions. Lords prayer In unison. Mrs, (ico. Kimniiin in hchalOif Queen Fist her circle presented Mrs. Oliver lingers in two interesting readings, "The Itiisiness of the. Tongue" and "Ma Leaven Them Flat." ' ' During the social hour the i tjm'en Ksthers Hcrved delicious ice j cream and cake. Those observing birth iiys were: Mrs. T. i. Heine and Mrs. .1. W, 1 Wakefield, Honor guests. Mis. II. II. Ilobblns. Mrs. A. S. liliton, Mrs, r'l,vir Itogers, Mrs. O. A rnsplger. Hresbyterian women Meet (,n Tuesday at 2: HO p. m., nhnut ! i fll'ty Indies gathered at ihe church; I'iN iors in me r iisl rresnyierian church to enjoy (he first "get to -i' fher him ial of Ihe wawm. IM ""- 1''" 1 " n 111 ' he, ! on the last or fourth Tuesday of ' ,cl, mnnl I. dur tm the church Wtot-ZXX I llll.ln class. I! iion t bis occasion Mrs. O. II. Morrow wris host ess and Mrs. I-!. K. Cnrter chaiimaii of tin- refresh men I. com mlt Ice with Mesdames Albert, Dyuan and Mcf "ollum as slstants. Those having had blrt Inlays since the l:i-t party in the epiiu;; weri seated at a beatitifully dec oraled table, the "pec de-reslst-mice" being an elaborate birthday ' cake, covered with lighted '!ldle: lioe flames ft was Mis. I-;, S. U'aini-i's duty to extinguish, Tl.osc seated at the table, were Mcxilames K. X. Warner, das i teacher, Yl A. .litqiin, (i. A. ricld. Simkins, K. P. Lawrence. .1. W. Merrill. DeWpt Oliver, Ixi'lll. Kimball, nnd Albert. ('lever Klfis were banded lo there ladle ut the clone of the rcnoat. liuesls present were MIsh Kliza-j heth Hurr and mother .Mrs. Hurt. Mrs. l'arker, Mrs. Judy, .Mrs. 11. I A. Warner, Mrs. It. M Kline anil ; smallest In size hut very import-' lain. .Master Forney Marvin .Me- ' Kll.l.en. n new arrival during the past few monlhs, whose mother 1 Is a faithful worker In Ike class. talk on the trend of the political ( times.. Sirs. Albert spoke of the five ways prayer could help, spire and thrill one. in-; Mrs. Mct'ollnm read the minutes Iowa rains ft hero site now lives. gave treasurer reports. sr..00 donation from Mrs. Kdna Isaacs was added to the piano mud. ,,. was announced mat ttio I itxto .turn um i uarim, muier inn auspices , uie. woman s assocuiMon wouiu . iium u ctuiceri at l lie cuurcu uci- oher 10.' After the business meeting was concluded Mesdames llodi:kin and Hcotf saii a duet, "In the lar- . m-n, i iu-j wi'tc accom p;iiiiio hnni'friin iv Ktm ul; Inu i'ho feature of the afternoon winch everyone present lhoroue,h , jv (.njoyed, was a talk by Miss , iMIizalmt Ii liurr lolling of her trniaimeu io uie circio mis year. across (he ocean and her extensive . .irs. (.iiiom s room nan the nirg-:'" oin whuki, n. v,is he various countries oil'"'1- percentage of mothers, no basing l increase Kurope from which she just recent- jy returned. She sailed on a first, class boai Willi Iho personally conducted "Temnle Tours" and was well taken care of in every way, good food, personal comforts ami plenty of entertainment. She told of many nice times on the boat and some very funny cxpcrieneim clsewher ill Kimiaild. she said they served tea fn tho afternoon, even in the shops and places of business an Kngltsh business man or woman will slop anything they am doing when ft. comes lime lor tea. They nre a Million of lea drinkers, but , don't toir.et. .'H "black lea ami j not so alhlliug to all Americans, . nin- ioiu 01 stopping ai nil open tractive and elf.cicnt secretary rilf,, jn IlriHt h it,u n lady(,f ihn licdondo Iteach chamber wiiom she mot on the boat, to en - J,, . "l en - man u mi mi Ihn ufil.. u .,! ( nial the waiter alter a swifl crut - imziug fiance :ii i ne iwo an- ; nounceu in wen understood i;ng - 1 iin, "Tea, collee. or lemonade.' She remarked of the ureal, limn - hers of neonle in 1'hirnno who rode bicycles, liferally crowrls on'u, .... ti... ,. .,).!. wlieels laliillK the air. hue was impressed ny tln snort distances from place lo place. The . lonwst trip belim a ride of twelve ;i. as In be railed upon to per- ! Iiinirs from southern Krnnco lo!rri,t t.i.-irriin.i. ...mi-oitiohv ; J'uris. . , "..i--. .... . she was in ami they sailed floni nmotiKs the wonders or the Kuro- pean euuulries. , ,,...-.. . Il.l y lay w l b j Sunday morn.nK. An apinopriate j proKram nrranKed by the commit- i " e ..,,,,., moruInK worship hour, featurini; Captain Leltoy Hall, fortner pas- I lor of the church in n rallv day ., .1 .1 ........ I I .I....II.. I 1 (fc;, il.',..r.,.mi m ui also feature Ihe morning program, j Here's n cordial invitation I And a lilmlly greeting too, Sen! by our own dear Ruiulay school. And 'I wuh Hitiely niettnt for you. Won't you come next Sunday inoru- Come and bring n friend along; Come jt nil Jet us help each cither In our lesson nnd our song. If, perchance you've been n member. j Here's ii welcome back to you! 1 If you haven't, conn and join us, j You'll be kindly welcome, too. I, el uk tnlly round our standard, Let us watch nnd light and pray; I Fall In Hue, 'our ranks reci ultlng, We'll look for you on Rally day. Parent- Teachers' Associations I Srbool has befiun all over th' county and the atmosphere of busy j,.n.. activity prevails evcrvwhe i-nls ar e (iii nini; 1 heir t Imimlils a;;ain lo the hi bool Imilse where j the ehildren Hie-tid hi iimi Ii of j t!:-li tiioe ituriru; the w.-iliiru: ' hours. The I enehers ha v cfiirie ' luii k wit h renewed viyor n nd in - j vphfilion for the exp. rb tn.- of the-; M'-boolrooru and Ihe cum tnlinU ' iti I wbl'b lby find eriipln'meiit. (!"iui sli4 m e cootilif; in a II t be lime for the oi p:i nfzlru; of puren'-' le:n-hT t; i on pi. Thi-- iitov-tjient ax ; it htiH pi oii i-fied throtiph the p,i--i thiitv y-ii ih t;iH Krovvn nod r:;iiiiid by virtue or llle Jnlc(.'ii1y of u,. I tenet h, which yeek tlm bet condi tion' In hnme and cbool for every! ii bil'l ever wliere, (b- or-iM-(:i lion !-f the uvo i:rcrii forces whn h t-nd ; to .shape the eriire life of thel bild, parent and tencher I Jaik'on county Inih i county council of Parent and Teach' rn vvhieh wns loinied in l!t-4 with .Mrs. .Myron Itoot as president. Slnco that time the memliershlii has doubled and trebled iiseit ns new assoeiatbuis have been estab- lisbe.l. I The pre.s-nt county officers are 'Mrs. Newton I'. Chancy, president; 1 Mrs. Norma Heedcr. Ashland, vice- inesident: .Mis. I'Yank Saulsberry. .lacksioiville. secretary; .Mrs. John .(Ireb. RikI.' Point, treasurei-. The advisory board consists of the county educators,', who Klve nn- sparitiKly of lime and thonaht in every way The dues of tho council have heen inci-fast'tl tins year so as to more effectively carry on the or aiilzatinn work from one cent per 'capita to five. Associations In 1 membership and those seeking - membership are requested to send itl dues to Mrs. John tii eh as soon as possible so as to aid in this way. 1 Tho fall moc-tinn will take place in November, exact date and time I to be announced later. Delegates Uar sessions In October to have a i.-oinplete representation ut the j council so as to profit by there- ! ports of tlm work all over the j county. ; -" .- . .. , ' ' " ' "l, l l,l'is ' 1 "e Schol lJ.-T. A. met s,'ld- -Kih in rum Id. Fi-uiny, Soiqjs by tho fifth grado open ed the session. Quito a number of parents: were present but it Is bopnl thiit more will alend liexL mmil h. The teachers wero introduced. - Miss Smith was the only new one jllu' Hag for the coming month I 1 kt ' 1 "M cre servcu j i1'' "10 business meeting !n,y t'mincll P. T. A Will .Meet Monday The city council of Parent Teachers will meet Monday after- noon, October 1st at tin- Junior ihigh school at H o'clock. All in- j rested are cordially invited lo at- .tend. WEDDINGS j Williams-Whipple j Minn Minnie Whipple, the of commerce, is 110 longer Mis , MI ipp le. mil .Mrs. .Si.tney 11;- ': :r .. j Willi a marriage Intention pub- j lisheil in the uptown newsmiper ui was Inevitable that ihc S Kent plans should leak out. 1 , l r. . v. iiuir. i liMByman and L.iu. -...n.,i.i)i.lit ,t-u ..,- i,,n,.li f dlnK parly drove up to the door' ,il sis o'clock last nlht. lie nev - e . . - for a moment dreamed thiit I , n u'liim.l,, ,vns iiiai-n.d In ni ijnir mni uray cnsemnio anil wiir.':;iiic. Hept. Spec all I'athers , gardenias. Mr. Williams Is man-',,,' I ' Iv.liwh v of lr,.Uo sl.l..n, ; ,(e,oi,do. The younB couple will; , lit have Ihe laruest dcloKntion of Iresldeln licdondo. Mrs. Williams i "1 )ms" at the annual Dud's Day '. will remain as secretary of the;,.venl here Oclobcf II. Mr. Nor- 'chamber of I'cnninerce, ,, far as Is , Iliad has just wired I'rnsldenl Ar- known. Itedomlo Iti-ach Itcvlcw. TO APPEAR LOCALLY "KxpreHsIng Willie" will he the I comedy vehicle in which the well j known .Moroiil-OlHcn Players an; to ! make tlielr bow to Med lord on I Tuesday. November Ft, through thei efforts of Hw local Lions club. The cast of actors, including Moroni ; I Olsen himself, Janet Youm:, Dor- lothv Adams, Hyron Kay Fouluer, ; ! Leora Thatcher, Cmnlon Nepuin and j I Joseph H. Williams, are already 1 1 household names a lorn; the coast ! where they have appeared period- I ' Ically for I tie past several vears. ) I Thin rolltelilng comedy, I'roi- th" ! pen df Rachel CiothcrH, Is do- 1 rlbed by Haywood Hiouil, olio ol .... torenius, , ,.., ,-, , . s II.eli.K "one I.l III.. Ileal plil.VS ..I tin year and unions the most Hkill Inl of all American comedies." Tin- plot doiilM with "Willie Sin H ii," who. having captured a fot tifie In tooth powder, decides to aciptlie Ihe "better I hlfiKH of life." To exprenH hltriKelf aillstic allv. he cKtabliKhcri a home fin ln;.: j Islaml and Invites inte)ectu:ihi ami cccc'ii ricn oi eei y ui'.-ti'i ijn ion in a week-end houe pai :y. 1 1 is mot tier InvlteH a yiienl lo her own liiHic, Minnie WIN I comb, n Hchoot lencber fiotn the home town. Then il Iiu:k happen. f'on-critll' HIim kcil. MADISON. Wis.. S'-pt. : Sncr'-.sr fill til Wl-e.'-tlMir II fitlliol of the L. publK ;i oiniitittei. f ccntiie i;mii CI 'i .If Ihr l Ht:it' from If 'roref4slVe foi.e. tin tl i t .'itivci today were l-to' K- ,1 bv baiirii-iu ll'Tirinn , Kl'io, I'ro :re, .ve Ti oru put i f n ir t brotih a (so in l ion endor-iiur Herbert Hoo- er fr pr-'-ident. Waller .1. Koh p' fr coventor and the nutlon il n I stale JJ. piiblii an plat foi inn. - Alrlle Coiinlv l spreinHiii: H"n yard4 of i;ravc on lelLluiulahi- 1 Hunker Hill road. T NEXT TUESDAY EVE. banquet at the Hotel Med- ,nr, Tuesday evening at fi:30 o'clock will officially open the fall and winter season for tho Medford Pusiness and Profession al Women's club which has been more or less inactive during tho summer months except for several picnics and swimming parties to keel) Iho group together. Every member of the club Is requested to bring us a guest Tuesday sumo woman who Is eligible for membership and -Interested in helping tha or,-rt1nIx..i-tion grow. Cover charges will bo one dollar and reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Jecque Lenox at -Itiii before 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. following the dinner Miss Kli za belli Hurr, assistant school su perintendent, and program chnlr mau for the club, will duscrbo her Impressions of Kurope an she i saw it this summer during notour who i no i enune tour group, in addition to that feat urn several muslcaly numbei'M ami a short business session will occupy part of I he evening. It Is the hope of the 2H mem bers I bat tho local business and 1 prniessionai organization will ae- c.miMin m:voiui uviihuu whji-k- one of tln-so be- the membership to at least three times tho pres ent number. Monthly meetings will bo held during tho winter, and a largo dance will probably bo sponsored j by the club at some futuro date, according- to present plans. One of the national officials, ' Miss Kmlly Kneububl, executive secretary, of New York City la 1 expected to arrive hero either October Ito or :u on an inspeclion tnur-of Oregon business organiza tions. During her visit In Med ford she will be entertained at n special reception in her bono'' 1 given Jo in 1 ly by southern Oregon )IX bibs including (inints Pass, ( Klamaiti l-'iills and MMlford . FATHERS OF CITY ASKED 10 ATTEND 0. OF 0. DAD DAY 1 1 Itviei.'llQITl OL oia.'i!OV I.'..."' nohl HenuetL Hall that tit least a dozen cars will leavo In n Hpeo Ial enravun from his vicinity. These will he appropriately decornled with slogans utid banners, and tho fathers will be out Tor a 'jreat time from Ihe moment they leave As toria. I'latiH lor the "Dad's Dny" aro practically complete now, nnd res ervallotiH for tho Oregon-Stanford football game at which tho fath ers will have u special rooters' section, and Iho big Imnuiiet nre corning In fast. All records for such an event are expected to ho broken. The program provides for tho many events of entertainment, but, still leaves lelsuro for fathers lo visit with Iheir hoys ami girls. Time will be provided to talk over ( student problems and for a thor joiw:h Inspection of Ihe ciimpus. The "Dad's Day" Idea as car ried f m( by the Fniverslty of Ore gon Is attracting national niton tinn, nnd while President, Hall was ant this Huuitiier many prominent ,.,.. ,.,, ,,,, amt ,h0 . . ,,,, , ,,,, olli. -I utiiversllles are cnntemplat- inc. fell. .Winn Orec.on s lead. KathiTH of nl mien (h from Med furd. who have been invited to ctiine to I'ji-rene, Include tho fol low lmr: V. V. (Iret-ne, v. Laltm, Oli'ti It. Fahriclc, Heorirn . Kink, Chester Fitch. Dr. U. 10. (Ireen, P. W. Ilamlll. it. It. Hammond. M. I HheclH, F, II. HopUlns. K. I-'. Kelly, II. tl. CoH4, Dr. F. H, Hol'f nian, livin, A. Dew. I'!. Aniireii, William Archer. X. V. judl, 0. L. H. ytmlilH. H, .1. Luy. M. F. Sheeln. W. M, VanSeoyoe, Mr. Andrew Waller, John t Moore, John A. .t'urri", F. .1. N'ewman. A. Hub bar. I. II. L. Moore, Krie Wohl, W. !; PhippH, S. Ilolmbacli nnd K. K. . Fads. Succr-ss In I", S. XFAV VOltK. s-td. 2!t. (tViA survey has convinced Dr, Frank Avedelolte, president of Swart h-iiinn- college, that an oxford edu cation Ih an excellent preparation for mid-ess in the flitted Stales. Of T.Mi former Khodes scholar in America, only I in are innrt- than til years old, yet 7: are listed ll( "Who's Whu In America."
