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"" STEDFCRD MXTL TRTRrCT!, MEDFORD. OKFiON'. SUNDAY. XOVKMTiER 11, 1D2S. PXOF FTVTJ mm ."V Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St. Phone orfO-L or 75 mws-of jocietu (?) entortaluin.;. I.ntu in tin- evening a supper. trust between the northern and,. Mrs. M. N Hngun, have a surprise Mrs. Turn Watt-mum: men ban. Use W. Thomas was louder for tin- uf- most hospitable taking a keen Judge (Jill, who makes his home was served, with c. 1.. Hamilton of southern sections, in fac t she , In stoic namely the initiation of order donated ly Service stun s, tcrnooii. the subject being "Win- interest in the event, as shown WEErvLY CALENDAR with Mrs. Withorill, was an lion- : Central l'uint uctlng as toast- made a graphic sketeh ot Klirly , the new card tables, curds etc.. Inc. , nlnu My Community." Kov. .lanu-s ,y their furnishing two full pro- Monday ored guest. boaster. America not overlooking woman's ' which the board decided to par-j iJ. HesU Display of, his. 1st Condi" was present and gave a grams. Women's Auxiliary llap'.lst ' 1 a table laden with beautiful place in the economic scheme.. 'chase now that the new club house prize won by .Mrs. I.. 1-:. Williams: yca.v Insiructive tall;. Tin- nut-sis Mrs. Fred Strang, formerly of church, Armistice day dinner. . Catholic Card Party ; silver gifts will help t" remind .Mr. Mrs. John Carkin then reviewed i is a certainty. Hefreshnients are merchandise order donated by wore also favored w ith a beauti-' Modford. delijhted the assembly. Chrysanthemum Circle No. at Parish Hall " and Mrs Whiteside of their silver "Hawkers and W alkers'" hy Ulch-1 to bo served and the committee Mmuat Mill & Seed Co. ind prise ful solo by Mrs. Harold Uurnelt. with her beautiful songs, in solo ol, .-sei'tnuors or oolleraf t, ' The Catholic card PartV was a i weddim.- and the kindlv feelings of arusou vi rmni. ill nils uooi. uic uo,ies oy mis siiccci-siui c.ciiuih won oy .Mrs. r ren i uinuiiiigr: nanny roiiesiiiiioius Hviv ,.-.... and ijuariei oy l alllornia uro- liv lile nosiess ui mo ciuse ui mv 7:30 p. m., in the 1. O. O. F. social success In the parish hall ' the guests who departed with the curtain of years is drawn back anil ,psny to have the men as well as healer donated by Hall. Friday evening. i wish to gather In the future for a we glimpse the covered T. ton of , women "save the d ue" lor these KOn Tower Co. American Legion dance.. High score in bridge was held golden wedding party. Hundred years ago, tne noise-: eveuu.-r parties in tne nuure. Oriental Gardens, 9 o'clock. i bv Miss M. Miksche and the 500, Among those present were: Mrs. J"acK rider with his pack train of, To reserve tables please notify: Tuesday , prize bv Mrs. Pavetto. Kefresh- j .Margaret Noble. Sir. and -Mrs. H. ! years ago. and stop to study Mrs. l.uke Ryan. 3S1-K; Mib. It. Tho Woman's Home Mis- ments were served bv Sirs. H. 1.. peart, Mr. and Mrs. I.eKov 1 the 1 awker and walker of 30iiO. navidson, 103... stonary Society of the First Lewis and her committee I Smith Mr anil Mrs. C. L. llainll- ! yars ago. We see the early pod- The (Ireater Medforil club held Methodist church will meet i ; ton Mr and Mrs W W. (Iregorv. i l'er shrewdly bargaining in the a board meeting at the library on on Tuesday afternoon at the! Howard U Harto made a liusi-' r' ,;m(' MnJ w Waliors Mr. and settleuients, bravely faeliv: tho Must Wednesday with seven mem- Mrs. A. .M. Childers, Mr. and Mrs. peiuo ui mo t,i,o,!.i.s ,.-.... tliuu men uecouuuK a v.eii-io-uo homo of Mrs. lienuird Hob- : "ess 'f'H to Eureka the last of the erts on Redely- avenue. .Mrs. week. Daron is .prw leader. Mr. lnd Mra. d tvtTshaw Honored ; Women's Chorus. June's j ln,rmal fridge Party Studio on South Ilartlett, ! Mr- " M- 'mlo, ,1'8.1 V were quests of honor iU an In- I'ast Noble (irand of Re- bekah I.oilKe. Home ot Mrs. tleanor Ames, 804 Kcnnett street. ;ne of the most enjoyabln mg. . events was causru oy me nusenv-j 7. llesi Display of .Sweet Peas The Jubilee Week of I'rayer ,,f the governor, though that la not too coiniietition 1. was held at the chur-li on llu- a fair way to put it. Hut ho sent S Itest Display of Asters. Won att'-rnoons of Nov. (lib and 7th his secretary In his stead, Miss by Mrs. 10. K. Wilson: assortment anil the evening of the "lb when lleatrico Walton, and alio gave n ; of annual flower seeds donated by the Thank tutoring was taken al fine address on "Tho Htato and Monarch Seed Feed Co. the Service of Lights and tlolden l-Munitlon," blight,' nice and witty. U. Ilesl Display of Perennial Cifls. ! She mentioned the remarkable rillox. Won by Mrs. II. T. lie: Tile business meeting of the so-: fail that though people may colli- , l.osh: Silver olive dish donated by ei'-ly was also lu-ld on the after-! plain over heavy taxes for cduca- Larry Schade. noon of November the lilll when lion, nevertheless the cost of and Mury Kate Walters, Margaret i some coiniuuiiny. -or is ui '"" """"""ir i 10. I lest Display of Summer the annual clocllun or omccru was. seeping up Chihlers and Nalhall Smith Her- M'euuioi oi me nuin '; " ,,.,, in ,io w oring uuins, isi prlzo Inr.noiii. I no iiom siuuii iii,h.b uih-ibihii i,,..i crnmnv Harlur Cantrall and ! M,,- t'i'kin made the relation of Klks dob Wednesday afternoon c: 1m1 i. Dim won bv Mrs. M. T. Do 'will he held al ihe home of Mrs. keeping up our schools. Hell l.iegoiy, nail.Hl lUllllllll ana , ,,,.,,. ,.,,,H,. I , , ,n, .. , r. I'nninlin In rhiiviro ', ,. .... , ,.. . ... . ...... , Mi v ,.l,oi, 1.nv.. I hit seven I .it-iiiuiio iwni n.,,.,.,.. .... - ... " ... r.. , i.osn. ran- ot siik nose oiniaieii laay on i.o.ioi winu. ,.., n - ! thing and her hearers were Instil? Mrs. II. T. Hubbard. Mrs. Hal i,y Mann's Dept. store. L'ud prize ' - alms In education as follows:- I to have those buying and selling Plait and .Mrs. U. li. Ileach. Cards, . .inhn-.s ,, ,, i,v n wi,i,. : Lutheran Ladies Will ! sound health, worthy homo inclu sion from Wimer neighborhood Karly Americans put back between , pool and refreshments. ! assoiiment of dahlia bulbs dimai-; H'ive HoPe Chest I bership, mastery of tools, toch- in Medford on Fri- tue covers of a nook. isiung lauy i.iks always wee ,,, ,y (im lrs. seed Co., of Port-1 1,11 i-mueraii i.uiuea .oi ni.n,- ,,i,Ue ot learning, vocanonai .-v- , . . j Mrs. Cix-y closed the program 'ciiine. ' .land ore 3rd prize for 'gladiolus .attention to their Hope Chest, Just ,i,.,.ncy, wise use of leisure, ethl- j I Willi ii discussion of the current i ' i... i' . i. I. .- ! comnleled. to be displayed in var- ,.i character, faithful citizenship. r u vors were won hy Miss Lenore Pleasant Surprise ! magazine, "The Living Age." She I American uegion Auxiliary H ,ownlowu stove windows In; our beloved Dean t- nlittoeil t oil It Was I rsl liriniei vovwui.c ncujiai '""b hack of Palmer Music House., 'ijidv Fl'iIa club nt the riks I formal bridge purty given Friday t Club 2 to 5 P m. Tein "'"' I,M' Kc'rB,m.r'; Thursday ; nasKeis oi , ! were shoppitis Prultt. Cheryl Smith. Dorothy Jane : respeceu penuiiiient lacio, i; j.- , ban smith. Her- I Peddler of the won ,-lair Cantrall and j -V1'"- c:"'ki". ml,,lu ,tht Lloyd Whiteside. Mrs. Pearl ChuK ami Mrs. C'ltig- I to have those buying and selling Plait and .Mrs. K. li. Ileach. Curds, day. Rvan and Dorothy Kvan. The guests Included: Jir. anil- j Event of the Week Royal Neighbors and Mod- . ' ,;"" ... Women's Relief Corps will !"u " 1 met ,. the armorv Ml S-Sl. lVernOweilS. II. Host Display the rooms. lous down town stove windows 111! im. i.lnved Dean Jamesson ..i- , .io,., the luiir I'lltuie. This chest, fill 1 niado a Plea for the Independence PI lliii Itrav was very nleiisantlv in lstl mid thnneh it has twice I lll American Legion Auxiliary . ... , .,,i ..1(1, linens and otli.-r beautiful' i- vonih. she said that slnc- crn Woodmen inltlaiorv cere. i -,",,,u;1 "''P1111"' .V""' ' ' ' surprised last iiiesuay evening changed In sue tt lias reinaineii . ;-. ., ..,v . ((),ml,..i i,v - ,- namiinaiio urucies, win oe .,noi hoys and gins must nvo monv 7-30 ii m I i Ryan. Miss Freda Schneider, Mr. , when B nm,er of his friends -a survey of of Hie worlds opinion. November 11 on account ol the : f ,'.;"" ; . ' !" ' ''..'"u ,.' ; at a dinner somo time in Decern-! ou ltv. s. it was only fair to con- rnonj, .J l, m, :.il,. n nl ,wh Mr unil Mis. ii. i ....i.... i., .... .: i........ .l date ic l'.' Arm 1st re day. 111 on n .--p. a i i i o, oi iiocncsui.. , i ...... ., i ini hov . I sun iiieui ua iu inw - t .-.- took and not force them Into 1 N. V. 12. Ho DeLosh. Mr. and MVS. , t.ailed at his homo on Losler lane : Articles on liteiature, science audi date bell'-; Armistice day l 1-1....... lian.iu .-. . . .1 ' . . . .... ... ..... I'lw, l,i,.,ltn,.u f tlwt AnvUl'll'V meet at the armnrv -n '' 'ill em uneus, jii-nni . i. loi "' ; tl He ft n m celelirato ins un til- travel also inline oi it a magazine t - - T . . . ." T Nathun Ncwcomb and Weeldch Mc- r,.v . ; f ,,,,sl merit for library refer- ore. rouuestod to meet at the r niasouic uuncins party at v ,... .., , ' northwest corner of the park and Fridav . - ! spent with musk- and tames prev-! Mrs. Grey called speclul alien-; be there In lime to take part in . V!J " '""I... . .rr?ay. . . . TiWomeii-s tlioras ','. ,r,i r,. ih isinn , Ho i ii,.. miieio on artificial the Legion parade. 1 "'. 1'"1 ,.".t. partv Hotel Ho" nd " , Ii!'' :M Vlclar. , Vf,-eSh. lents were served by gasoline and to the latest contrl-C Those having curs und are will- St 'Mks Jul ! "utL' Pa";: J ' X "vo ns1 Chor s 1. '' : Mra. Bray, assisted by Mrs. Seller. . button ot the Cob. Desert. RoHf o ,lr ve hem , h, , Jj, parade 4. lull Hill nn Vnrth Onkil iio 5 ' , , ,..t i Those present wt'io Artabee Soil- ChHinnnn Anilrows described his : tail Mi s. mino 1 . . ho umu a. -io i. in kdalo, v.IH(Slpomia thPlr relUiar inoelin i HuWcr. May Kicher, Pat I latest find tho largest fossil in ranm.-nts may be made tn ae- -.-M p.m. until Wednesday. NOV. 14th !Ul' .,.,.. nt. t .. 1.1.. .i. ! r-ontnutiliito nil win hfivo nn ears. baturoay .otl ... tnd o nf Mr. and Mrs. I ,l, . i ' ,.... ', mrniiiu w.-ib hvUl bv the ! MM"1" tinn.itrd i D. A. R.. 10 o'clock lunch- ! '" ...C ..r ...ilioe.- Music house ! "''"". "" re, e, ...ui wm .. ,,,,., i ng '' .'k m ZZ' , . , Anvl irv at Ibe Jeweler. 3rd i.rizn won by Mrs. W eon. Hotel Medford. lollowed 0 "Sout ."uariMt. sm Ceto Uolnh iim Ma" and wll bo m Vovember 8 "" In on' cub rooms last' Monday M. Shepaid: 1 dozen Cbrlsinias by regular meetir..;. Home of : ham bteele. Dolph mils, Mi anil win do on .Novunucr .1. 1 . meetii: : 'aids donated by Mmsliall Piint- Mrs. Lewis clrich. Clarence Newman and ( hnile.s 1 1 nnm r-r.ij. j,rs Frnk Iluht.rts. who' under-I that was attended by about thirty "'R -' Pipe organ concert, Prcsby- . Hackney of Mcllandstown. : DallHlU.r8 ot- veterans all 1 iiiked went a major n-.ieiatiou at the people who sewed, chatted end at-1 tcrian church on South Holly ! Penn.. were visitors at the home,. , .,. ,.,. , ,aj-, : ,,,.,, nn,- i,u,,n, iu ,iim. 1,1..,.. 1 ,...i..,i 1,, r. 1, iin,iiu College k : .... 1.,-I .... IIiMilM It-Ill 1 tllWIlllC .... . ii . .Miss Carllon: assortinenj of Hook ! ,. M K.i, ,.rv Soclet v j.'i"'"'s .Maste.iil ov.u..m planis from Swiss dorai Co., of. ....... , .-reb: M Issloli- .. T"" . . ..... . , , ,,.' ... .... , , . JHIV I'll ltt VHUUIUU" v a. y Foeiety of the ! list Methodist . i-ni-onls. hI.o said. nhouW Kldseoiml eluireh mt '"',,, ...IiuatLd for their important 13. Itest Iisiiliiy of Zinnia won by Mrs. Tom linulley : Uk rmos ' bottle donated by Ka.st Side I'bar- maey for first prize. I'nd prize ! won l'.v .Mrs. K. K. Wilson: sail and Tuesday afternoon in tlie with President presiding The in ocrnm rendered was as nwrenee Ihe f...,'...,,. Souk. "I I.ove to Tell the Story." Prayer, Mrs. liaymund Kes, ltf'pori ef branch meeting re e elun eh parlor. v work Jusl tne 8nmc .May 1Hmh ; pi.ofHionn, ImMl. as I The Tnlverslty of oreeon naa ; oriKlnated a plan for home educa- lion. eonKistinjf of fivo different : conrses. This matter will be ; talked of later. (iuod I look Mentioned nt ntreet. of Woodcraft, 2 p. m. iij tho I. O. O. F. Hall of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Gilmore, . WollHll's (lull . . . . . i . . i . i. .. i . . . i If lit I: ill it if lklv AlK.i luvenllo Circle Neighbors : 5.1 Norlh Orange street, this week, i ; ,.,' .,. ' I home nt 23 North Orange street, i thr time was pleasantly spent. j " The- November meeting of th I H v , trht meelliia- was In take the i M'gue Uivi r Valley Ciillego olu- , It. I.IIUCI1COI1 11. Next Sallllilay. The Daughters of the American Medford People Junior High P. T. A. Will Attend Game j Have Meeting Among thnae who will attend ; 'Ihe Junior hKli school I', l. A. ltovolution will have a 1 o clock. i) o 0nf,0B stn(0 C(illege vs. I'ni-1 met ill regular session Friday nit Informal Ilaiicing Paiiy : luncheon on Saturday. Nov. b';u,rly lj( o,.0(wn football game ernoon at three o'clock. Mrs. Preil Kvcnt or Hie. Week. jat the Hotel Medford. Slate re-i (( C()1.v,1Ma Saturday llicllldo Hal Cummillgs presided. The attend. Mlwy.w l.-leiiii,n. I'.ov.l inn! rier- geilt. Mrs. E. C Appet'son ami : t . . rharln C.ll. unee was. eood. nail, an excellein nldlne Lathani entertniiied about j second state vice-president, Mrsf I ))0rt ,' Mr . and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox, ! program, which had been propareil twenty couples at a dancing party!-'. .w 1 1,1 i------ --. yyr Hm jj,.s r; carpenter, Maur- . oy .Mrs. nert i.owry, was given. nt the foremr's homo on King's j noncr. Kiiiowing me i110 Carrol. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerryj'lwo junior lr.-sh school pupils I highway. ... , 1 '";,ln nieetlng will .'he he d . , JeronWij Phyllis . .Roberts, Mr. undj.tok part in the entertnljiiiiei(t., i' Dancing was 'the main" feature tliK home oT .flrs'. Lewis 1 Irieh. i (;l-enn Smin,. nr. and Mrs. Ruby Stone delighted the audience or the evening. The music was ! 839 Minnesota avenue.. Per luinii-j t,,an( Mentzer, Nathan Ncwcomb, j with a piano solo. Klie was fob fiirnlslud. bv the pianists, Dur.s'con reservations phone Mrs. Dish- M(, Hn(1 rR K r, Thompson, Mr. : lowed by Adra Edwards who gave Jones and Charles whlllock. op,. b28-.. jliml jrSi j8 Sle!.;le, Lloyd .Moss, i two clever iiianolrigues. ihe iirln Itefreshments of cider, chicken',, ,. . . . ,ZZ?i7i i i Mr. and Mrs. Fllto, Mr. and Mrs. : clpal speaker or the ultuiiioon was sandwiches and .louahiiuis werei"'- 11'1;I,,,,M ,, it, , ' C- Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. O. the Dev. Carmen K. Mell of the served at midnight.. j si IiiiIk'i t t eiiieiiiil.il 1 i oniiii. . j AU.derfer and Mr. nnd Mrs. j Christian church, who spoke on Those present were: Leneve; " " " c ' h' '" '" i A. II. Cunningham. "Partners In the Discovery and Kimklns. Deroll.v Slead. June Khh 1,th :,C , ' ,w , Development of YNiitll." llu urged S hmU oi, "Jones Carolyn l"d 1''K'"' 'Kurop.- and Amer i: , d Mrs DlcUcrson and U8 necessity of co-operation bo- II UIJ II .,,,1. i-rmill - i, i i iii.i.i.onj iw ui'iiu imiiiiiiw -vt.ireiii et fi'Xeil Mar- ' '"'!' v"' ' " , . .. '. ! faniliy have moveu iroiu um imiei , twceii teuchcr and parent. cu e! veiline Murirerv lion Mel-' ,hl" l'1""" l'l'iis "t , ' j property on West Second street , fathers' night will be observed eently convening in I'oiilanil was .. convent Ion. ably given by .Mrs. A. S. llliloll. j ,,.,., ,i teuehors. Vocal rolo. "Lonl. I Want to He; niB,,.r powers of mind and j.-l Christian" (Harry T. Illiiieigh). ; ,,!,.(( 'Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc. Mrs. Vaii' , ,.' nf i.,.,.,.,,.. i,, World of Science. Seoyoe playing hi-r own a?coni- fl'his meeting was lo take (lie i place oi tne one which smoiu i panlinoni. i m,..,,,!,,,, r i,-uii have been held on Ihu second ' Mrs. ! reileiick II. Johnson on !,.,., ,,f District. Missionary ouldanco of Youth and Chlld Miiiiday ol' the month. .Siskiyou ilelghts ihe nfiernoon ol' ; (.nV(,min, helrl at Ashland last I, ,, The next regular meellng will , Nov. ID. A short luislness nieel- WP1.,. .,. (;lvn ,,y j,,.K. j. A. j psvcliologv ot Youth. ' , he as usual on tho fourlli .Mon-1 Imt was lie. i presided over b.v 'u,,,.,,,, ,i m,s. jm. y D. llenson. ; Ul,sl,'lllUnll i.KSL,a llt Convention. '' day of till) monlh. I -M'ss Klor. nee llurd. president., .,s. (). I',. Osborne led the study. wiiereim Ihn use of clirarettes is , ,1. c. Collins then sang a .,-i,. i-.i,..,,. i tf,.i..,, .... ..... ,. i,'" group of songs. "Her Nilssh.uim," steams aavo Hie!.,.. i,..,.u n,. l,ll,l,-nn nnd" .ii. i. ,i, review. ,y ,he younger generation who . ....... ., .-,,..,.-, ,.,.111.. song, "I'l'iini All tne uaiit . I'rayer, Mrs. o. H. (iMborne, Dining (be social hour, Mrs. M. .1. l'atuier, assisted by .Mrs. C. i.M. Howell and Mrs. W. M. Van Seoyoe served refreshments. Missionary Keelely Addressed urn futuro mothora, und slnco llui result Is delriinental to health, we deplore the Increasing uso ol ' cigarettes and urge tho enforce ment of nil laws which restrict) , the salo of tobacco to Illinois. caret NVling M ii-ervllon Mel-ior l""nu """"" , "'T ,'"! property on west toeconu sireei . rl hers' night will be observed i ., vu Parretl. Lucille l.dwry. Lucille!"'"", ,!c,,,m'1',.,,,.h na'l Sebiiheri ' lo tRrin tW0 "n"" "I ein I VrMay evRnlnKi November 2X The j Delphiniums M...U..I ha." M.irruv. Winifred 'Warner. Jean lerestli.K ami educ i ioi .ford, bordering on the l'acillc faihera w, ,lav0 chll,,!u ot tho en- ,,. Boil-Bray clay not g Fewison, MnrJor Marshall. Vera V- h'' " .' ' inounlilshway. . i terlainmenl. - ! the.tu f.T r. .' il?,JO' ...A'i ,... at the home of their teacher ,,, ,, ii....n Msi eonilirehensive were Ijithtm. Hi Hurriiiian ho.; of the life of Franz prtooned. Nov. 27, Archer. .Neville Hiiien. f.u Annei -, ri,,,i i... :, number i Toesiluv. November 27 tb Date For Play Irnest. ihe children. son. Lloyd ssiinnerman. Conrad I-ol er, lien Day urvni n u . Monx w., ,liyed ,u, h, f- J(lniol. hlgh 8C,ool Walter Harris, llert Holopeter. 1 um...Mo" ,mh' ' Kenneth childretli, Norria I'otter. I . '. . 'in,t,.11(.ive svn-' Mrs. V. Smith Hostess 1- i nun i. ii 7 Is the A program is being prepnred jthnt will he of iinusiiul interest to parents of children who will Tuesday. .Mivemoer -i " ; m,on ,e entering high school. Supt date set for the play. A t-ounliy , K l( Hc,lr(.k w, horel)ellt ir,- . Arum, Al 11 oien. Al . .. . . .. . . .. i n. ...r,,.., ...it u " . . ..,,.,.i.n ,,r Koi.ii lien s com-i Milliliter - lo lie i resell Leu in no- i .1, .i. i ...r.. 1.,,,. f.,-vnl um th I ... . - . uiucuss lliu VIII ions cuuises onei Da.v. Oival Mil in. ,,,,.,.,, ,l his fa- tni.. hleh ur ion I .. , .. ., . , en in ine local nigu hciiooi. iiio following cominlltees huve been appointed: Membership,-Mrs. H. I). Powell. Visual Education, Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. 3lrdroril tiiirdeti tilth Annuls .Many riiz.es ! by Schumann. "Stars with ;Al .the' meeting of the Harden ' i loldon Sandals," Kran.: i-Oili. Wednesday!! evening, Die . mmi, . Hals-f leHhen,''.' Ijiwel c (the ' pHi, presiueiii, uayiiioini .11 iksciic. ni-igave a ilesi'ilpl lou ol (he songs Irodticed Mr. iiionipson who show. 't,i made them apiireolated. rll splendid pictures of delphliil- Mrs. liuwh-s .Moore accoinpuli unis grown by the iris and dii-,cd lier on the piano, phinluiii speclnllst, Om l'lidor or j Mrs. clias. Wing very cliarnilng Puyallup, Washington. y gave the review ot one or th' Many iniolali ins were given late hooks "Hlograpliy or Have from heauilful piienis and shown ; hick Kll s," by 11, iiiston Peterson. Hy Oregon Missionary ilong with Ihe idi ture.s. jSonie who know I'elerson's liter- The regular monthly nieetlng ot .'C,,,,, "ii,,,. I.. ui. inn. rimru lienrt i ...... i i.u a.. ..... i ..I .ii... .-.. .'u m i.uii,,,., u..,.i.,iv ,.r ' . ' . . . ' . 1 nn,., inn i-.sj ' . ... . . i r. ., t ,.vi.,n.i i.i- n n.,lnt ehnrm chologlcal books as they mo puli-lllie First Chiistlan cniirch was v ..u. ...... ...... lished by different companies. ! held In the reereallonal ball ot the ; Ihe marrlngo or Miss viigini i Nov. 5 ; liaioawiij, .niosu..-. o . ... I lliirns to Olio uonnori, son ui William Hnhnert was solomnllecl at tho Christian church at l in a garden than any place else on light. good for WEDDINGS "r.u!rtiv,!C' psls of the' lire of .Mdercwsk I. Waffle Supper Frank O'Neil, Charles Whilloeli i whose bli'thday allllivrrj-ary occurs Dill ciinnlneham and .Hob Carter, i thM mon(l ;vllH KVC hy Fred ;' a waffle supper at her home on ., ...... Heck tlie week-end in l'urlland vlbltlns i Kram relatives. St. Mark's Guild rPlan Dinner Tho members tn Thompson .Mr. I'eterson'H work, "1 lavelork ; ehureli Monday afternoon Kills.'1 is fafd to unrpawrt any o(h- wlth over lxty memhei-H and er hincranhy. Ills father wai frlnuls In utlcndanee. -flivo them lione meal In late a tallor und away from homo; The meeting wan opened hy Hummer, and early f:iH. j most of the time, no tho hoy waR'nlnainc Amerleu followed hy a I'lant iiulhs sueh as hyfti-lnlhs. IL enmpanlon of hia lonely mother very devotional prayer hy Mrn. I, tnlins, etc., now; put in your fer- ' tho outstanding event of hlfjt'. Latham. A plea for relief for llllxer now ho that the wprinK ! early life wan n trip around the I the Htrteken area of Porto Hieo. pliintn vill get tlie henerit of it a I wurlfl with hla father. IIIh first ; having heen made previously und it is n ' slow worker. Itone mc al j diary was beKim at 0 years ofjrenewed at thin meetlriK, resulted lies dorinaut all winter. Then put lae. in a fund of being raised for in more of it in spring. ; His first literary effort was j this most worthy cause. Usu fertilizer often, not Just j Preefous Stones." bused on the The worship period wa in ii tiro. I Itllilii 1 nt f tif. ii.. it... Aru '. c hiirirft nf M t'H. 1. II. f lore, the Quince street Tlmrsday evening. I PflMon. , j -itacUaehe, fertilizer and water" j j j,ax o Head." lie delighted In ' theme being, "New Men in t'hrlst." - KiitePtfl lnt'liHled Mrs. W. K. Itow- i Jnvenl 0 ''diuatlon, .Mia. eny,,Vrn , qU;,ti(iPf, produeo jart K!lnerleH with n deelded tul ' The H-ripture rending was from jaloindant hlonni and grutliylng re- t for the ItiMinlssnnee. At 1 fi he C "ohtsshitiH :t : -1 1 and wan heautl ray suits.. hittl rAinl u.nif. nf rinrwin'H ivfuU.4 1 tullv liliiHtiulod by tho leader. Mrs. -Volu Smith, entertained at rPn.Vd. He,-he;. Mra. lH.n May. Mra U. Ho, ; wrnnj. Muxlno Emery. , ten Mabel Ktcnnett. Fred Hrek. .lack I Albert Crystal and daiiKh ItIioiiiPhoii. I,a Millie Heck. Noel ; isBP CollKtlltme nnd Mae, chel. iltenson, and Margaret lluth Ut- . . . b , vtalUnB Mr8. Hlley , An ttoce iiion, mra. t.con nrown. v.,.,, imnm,i in i,omei.... .., .... a ,.i ...in i,v Me. ririe.. I hla brother. John A. Bt Lay member, Mrs. 8. A. Kros- Ln,feB Were noted this season by ;'noo1h,Ih. " in t'mk il medlrni : (y. "Kiuher L,ead Mo by tho Hand" j best man, and the otflcln i judices, Mrs. 1'j. II. I'orter, Mrs. eoursi II?' preached lone? enniitrh ! was a flttiUK climax to tho worship l Inter, P. k. .Mlllam, v. I the . who have been VIsltlllK mrs. uiiey , amcriiiiiiiMiiuii, .u i a. i-.ri,M. .-UI.UH and Mrs. Ihncst:,,. , ,, ,.,, ,,,.,i ,,, ,,i nerlod n'f st Mark's;1011' . . 1 1). Henson. have returned to their Haiiby. , ....... lnu,.i, iiu, .,,,1 ,,... ,, ,' ,.,.,., .,i i .mik fiolilio Wells, a mlsslonarr Palish aro nlannlr.T a set together j i..r.nirn miiional Y. W. home at Klamath Kails. Hefieshmeiils. Mrs. S . D. ub- onI, K11(t r,.,)m ,,,(. l(J ,,1,,,.,. , .. snent mud of nrlvnte life. In to Airlca, home on fuiiouuh, was i' o rs,' Mark-,' .Tumi ' : TL"" '," , tW At Th ! Tam. Mrs. Jrt l-owry. I "ees in .oe iii'vim ... lock Sunday morning, Novem- , her 4th. The church wan very attractive ly decorated with yellow chrys anthemums and ferns. ' - - ' As Mrs. Lorraine Mahen of Med ford played I.ohcnBiin'H wedding march, the bride ciimo down the nlslo on the arm of her great uncle. .1. V. Ollmoro. of Portland. -with her alster. Miss Porn Hatha- way. as brlde'a maid. ' I The bride und attendant:! wore ; met at ho altar by tho groom and : hla brother, John A. Bohnort, aa officiating mln- who united In season to examine gardens and working, flowers. Tho results were as fol- r Mev". me local u very hucccssiiii rummage ..v ti. board of directors had . ,. ".. ,,..... ..iin,t l.v , . . :" IT .... ...... ; "": ..,0 Prltlay .Saturday. j M,; MHlit.ru come to Medford i lk"o de-' aeLV dTiiZ I 'TZ o n 77 u i,n li"""" ,llcm' lllo,,s "nes of I libhtfiil partv at tho home nf Mr. ; ,. ' 7 . . s,"s"", . Oak Grove Parent-Teachcrs larger activity. ' ! 1 itay Wrimit. 00 North The Davis Family "r-alest improvement In Purchase New Playground """.',',, '',,, ,.,,I,i... nf Oct- Meet In Portland hmne grognda covorlng one season. The November meeting of Ihe Mrs. f. Ihlliy I'.lletlilllns . i , .,, ! Vr ,i v,.B ciiaK Davis of 117 1 lsl I"'11'-0 by Mrs. Alfred far Oak Ornvo P. T. A. was held on Must l nlks Circle. Friday. November !th. Precedlr-J ' The .lust .Folks Circle ot the lie wrote "Psychology i uskeil lo speak al tins time unit He has Hili'Jeycd tb delighted her hearers for over an An.... il. .............. ,l..ll,.l,..,u m. : : ' 1 " ,. .. b'ws: i sexual world willl a new per spective, i I Must Important of his work". l"Hls Philosophy of Life". lie thought he was m-ar the end nf . slonary society und will sail for . ... .. ., .if I ui 1,,'iv,, ..'on l.v ii-u A il re, I I'nr- i.. ... p .... i ., A I ,-i,n I),,,, v !,,. li .Ml'. lUlU .VI1S. Clias. IIIIVIS OI lh. nil, in nil, ion Sluing ., no.- The occasion occurrinK on Hal Cottage street, left Friday evening i-ohlor;.-assortment of perennial tl) lliln ,, ,, ,.,.lzd that man; Al the close of her talk she was The occasion olc i i"is ,,, ,.,. ,,...., ',,., ,,,., 1 plants from U'm. Ilorseh & Sons ,., , ,, ,,, ,,.,n,,., i uresented with a g ft from the . . .. .. ...... .... .. ..... I InWU'en lin allies ll0COl.lVl ll.u , .UI "llimn , ..nn "OL-.c .... . . v ... the uusuiesH meeting, me cniiiircn v.. t nurcn met at me ;,",,, , befitted the date. MJinv Included their daughter, M r 9. "". Portland, nregoii nn.i i i.iackblrd's song. (society. .Mrs. Herbert iierrian inaK- of the school presented a patriotic ,,f Mrs. Curtis Darby on cjnt-en ( ""J"- " .. .. w ,, W0rd Ambers Watson. In a partv nnd doxen Kir Waikln Narcissus donat- Tlu, ,.,,rreHliiiienls nerved by lug the presenlatlon in u most drill and program i:i the school ; Anne avenue, willl Mrs. t lar- J ' ci c - ,,, , ,. v i v nroceeded tn Portland in their new 'd b.v the Monarch Heed Feed ,!enn n. Taylor and her charming manlier. yard. Plans were completed fori pm-e Panky assistant hostess, i - . . , t ,,., ycl. chrvsler sedan. -'nd prize won I.y Mrs. Ida M. ,. . n1 . H1)l.nI m,r ,,,111 a bazaar to he held In the school , Tliei-c- were siti en menibers and , '"""".. ' UlUIK on j.cuw ! In Portluiid they will meet their Wilson: toilet set donai. d by Ji.r- enjy..,i hy un. house during the first week of D-; ,wo viHitors present. i .i,rv.o,nih,.,miii,s added to the ef daughter Kiinice, and son Dana ' 'i'1" Woods. 3rd prize won by cember. Announcement was maue Mrs. Win. Ilolloway in enuiKe . v. ...,,. rtv liilt who will come down from .Seattle : ' ';. P. si.no: toilet set donat that the purchase ot tho two-acre ; uf devotions gave un interesting V" ', of' bridge and : to visit with their family over '"I by West side Pharinacy grove ror a piaygrouu.i nan ueea . ,.k ThanKsgiving. ioi.ov. un),red. Aiinlsllce day. , completed and work slatted on v Ul reading of the lfltn 1 salm. : Hundred was! Mr. nn,i i rs. Davis will return'"' ileaiin-;; It of brush, lletresh- and a poem b.v Edgar A. c.uesi. ' ,.u' .. wrl'tlit und con- to Medford ubout tho middle of more iluiii one city lot.) 1st prize ments were served by a commit- jcallcd 'Thanksgiving." Mrs. llol-1 V", ' by Mrg ( c. (Doc) the week. mi by .Miss Caiiion: Titian vase tee consisting of Mrs. Knlps, Mrs. 0ivay. also lead rg In prayer. Wright. ' ,Ik" Kunlce Davis can be heard donated by llrophy .li weiers and Lawrence, and Mrs. (irecn. I After the adjournment of tbe h Bridge was won ' over KFSW' from Br attle each , 1 dozen Tlgrlda bulbs donuled by i fTu n- iiniio' 'bus.fticsa . meeting Mrs. .. --ih c Ward, and consola- Wednesday evening at 7:15 when the HwIsh Floral Co.. of Portland. Members of Ihe Women a llelie. , n,1hr(,v n..nu.A n interest-. b Mr it. c. ' ihi. i , i,, ... !,i rh:n w,, in- Mrs. c. .1. Kemnn: reniicsted to meet In the ,...l....i.i.. ,ora, "on prize uy .ii. ' ""L . "7"..". ' ' 7.' .... .,. ..i i... city" park at 10:0 Monday mornhig j 'i wa, 'flowed". a "good . f'"f" " '"Li'n . ' ) - ' S, d won " ' " " . . , rt...nki.Pa n t U. KJIIa . t .. ..... ..i l't.i.l. . n.., ..if I. ihn ,l.Por;iltfillK flJKl C-Ojor t - w oy .ni. lOU)H unnn. i - rim mi Jlewt Home General Ariiingement CroundH ( embi aelnK Social Events of Church Societies hour, relating many of her expert enee on t ho ( 'ongo. M Inn W ellM ltt an Oregon girl Henl out by the United Christian Mi- A group of young pooplo from the ehureli g"thmcd In the evening (o ItMien to un addrenH by MIhh VVellH. Corps are city nark a slor tlie ArmiHuee ay paraue. lui j , , . . r,.r. cvi,m,.nt wll be funiiHhed tor tno nj( r t h" i wl u-h was aupmento.l by i Hold Meeting In Grants Past ' piantn donated by Kwi I'lurulUo., wish to ride. Mrs. M". IC. Kraree. former hot:so 1 Hhene hKli "as "Uh"- wo r; Zulelmu Temple No. 'A, JJatiBh-!r iwiinmL Ore. mniher at the Y. W. C. A., left . neauuuu uwn..-. v tlirtl ,.t ihn Mm mnt t Orfi..t .... ' . irhnrKduv for San Jose. tab. where i placed advantageously aoo.u iu ; " ';;, ir, ' 1 ' "V."" ' . " ZS" 1 D;j I . .. .....inu 1 .... I III llllllie V.IOIII1IIH I C I II I II I.I 1 1 IK oil. Bridge Club i,he will spend the winter monlhs I rooms. , nfiernoon. with Mrs. W. II. Mc- .n. i... , m... i.i,.n.i m....i. The Uildge clin. was pionpanii) ... . nnd Kraz.-e. who 1 hose preseni ..... , r ' " ' ..""'.' ,V"', "'.. ... ,ir. POO .lrn. '"f -- i . i;ur in I'tiiiinuts uuinmu lied or Holder. I'eren- Mr. Herbert Hostecs Hnl tho winter nmnlh ! ronns. tdeapantly ,,..-rf whn ' Thoe present we: 1 t M "Hit OVM, '""'"" I r.r llrnl n 1 f nnil M 1K PlllPrifllllPII HI I IHI IIIIIIIU il .iir. , i I,. t i ,n u.,n .! rn. il'IJlt I'lm.'.. , ,... . Mfr" i i en ,,n South Oak- I . . "" ill r. Var.. Mr and Mrs (iarenci, , '.'. i-ancneon was Berveu ai inn ,j. -. .,.y Co ...... . ,nR nnroiRi. . i,i,i,,i , 101 Hfr.-rno tuile Thursday afternoon. At the close of the usual nuin- Mr. and Mrs. bltc-lde tVlcbriile ber of games, refreshments were wnltlliut .niiliviry , served by the hostess ussisted by j Tn(, nnie of Mr. and Mrs. F. fl. her daughter, Miss Helen. . Wblie.-lde on P.oss Lane was ihe . . . Koene of a merrv nurtv S.iturnuy Frvo. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. C Wri-tht, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilalnh Wilcox, Mr. Woman's Asiociatlon Have Meeting The Woman's association of tho Presbyterian church held their regular moiilhly meeting anil a covnred dish luncheon on Tuesday, November 0, at the church. About thirty-five members ant doun to a aiimptiiotia repast at one o'clock that was presided over by Mrs. W. W. Howard. During the luncheon Minn Alma Ijiwrenco cnteitalned with beauti ful piano selections, which were Inns wcro completed and com- ns predominating. 1st prim, won ; greatly appreciated. ' .... h..ii.v .mi ii,,. nilttecs aniHilnled lor the purpose , ,.!, . r, i.,.rwln lull. hostess ot making nrrangementa for the mlM ,()na,P, ,,y Portland Heed host and nosiess. sending of Thanksgiving boxes to ;,. ,.rlnI ore. 2nd prize won Mr nnd Mrs. Alex Sparrow ; the Shrine hospital for crippled ; ., M I-. 1. fl I Vii u-f oril : assort 1. In 11. ..11. ...I ut. children In Pnrllfittd A enmllllt'1 . . ... i-.,... v.... n...i i..i. i..speni lasi ees ... , -- muni oi rare pons oi r,i.-o.er Istlce day In Ihe Friday assembly ; ::.',, , ....iri,,.,,,.. ihe White- : tending the stock anil imrsc nos. i ice v,.i H'l"'"" '"' "" " " I sweet pea seed donuled by C. c. The Valley school observed Arm Wednesday Study Club Have Enjoyable Meeting Tthe towns of Medforil, Ashiuni i j,,,,. & ,.(J l( sn j.-,.,, ,.!,.. 31 rl anil i. ruins l ass, in., ..iciin.i.i , ,.,, ,,y M))H ,vlngslon jcommltteo being Mrs. H. A-1 llyni-inth bulbs donated by Mini. The Wednefday Study club met .Holme,. Mrs. Chas. T. Sweeney , kn.h K((1 ft ,,.e(, ,.() After the luncheon In the din- let rooms, the Indies adjourned to the woman's parlors where a business meeting was hi'ld. This was conducted hy Mrs. Newton C. ChaiftSy, president of the associa tion, , I .ii lor the ladles 'sowed on some sewing needed by a family of d- serving people In tho community. anil "in navi-ii ii"ii..... si,,.s- Knv,.r wedding anniversary. Mn. Wltherlll Hotte.. I The house was artistically dec- Women'. Relief Corn. i '"'X', for lhc I ' " Mrs. Alice WHheiill. 2:10 Nortn I'-ngiisn ... ..o........ .. .- ...... .sovember i and enjoycu a pro- , an,i srn (Jus Newbury. . ,. nr i,,,,,., r ui.erl n i. . ,..,! ilmnirbi that "Cliur. Ivy. was hostess to the Women's j chrysanthemums In many uci.raio m on Eilrly America. Tho nest re.julnr meeting of lb" Annuals. Won by Mrs. C. A. ..n.-'lty begins at homo." ...ir tmio. of ,.. ive five . V"' ' V", "' J .1 , ". I V'"' "'" u"" ' C'" ' i"c,,luru '"igart: nssoitiiinit of Darwin tulip The next rt'tular meeting will our tables of piogii ss ve five , f ,)P c,1b HIlr lho two new mem- December. ,,. a-,,,,,.,,.,, hv M,.nrch Heed A i, n, firi Tuesday in December. Feed Co. 5. Heat Hose Garden. Won by Ivy. was hostess to the omen s cnis..o Itellef Corps al her home on UJ- shades. t'y afternoon. ! A.Twentv.wo ladles were preaent. i hundrei . -. .. ..I-,. Iriil were i nioye.1, prizes for , .. , ... Lawrence and Mrs. J-? .,..1 n i,i,.uni ariemnon wns en- high score going to H. H. Dietrich;., (; ur,inK. attended. I Greater Mcdfora Club rill and low wore lo A. W. childers. i j,.g 4 u Humphreys rend a ; Card Party Thia Week Dining the evening a mock wed- I in, ereatlng maner exnlslnlng ; The Greater Medfiird club ding was performed, the bride and ,, eronom'e hai,'iround of Kurly 'hold Its first evening cord parly groom of long go. again promls- i America She gave tho reasons. for ' In Ihe downstair reception room Crorer. social chairman, assisted j ing to, love nud obey after listen-. frt settlements, the problems en-, of the Holland Hotel on rrlday I . l... l.. Cmiua Inir to n h i.nint-ollN rloeument read A.,n.a..r onri l.r.w .nlved Iheir It ft D m. Tile Committee 111 erred a daintv luncheon. Mrs! In solemn tone, by I-cKoy Hinlth I f(PC(' upon the Individual and i eharge. Mrs. n. V. Wllllama. chair- "nfl'f1 C'! joyed In sewing nnd fancy work Plans were furthered for a t nrisi nias ba.aar to be held the first week in December. Mrs. Nettie Mrs, II. D. McCaskey: book ef theaue tickets donated by 'leo. A. Hunt Co. 2nd prize won by Mrs. H. Van Hovenberg: assortment of rare sorts of Hpcneer, -sweet pea donated by C, C .Mrs. I, Hn't4Tbrr llostma .Mlssltiiinry' Kim-IciO Th regular soeliil meeting oi Parent-Teacher Associations Mrs. Hamilton Pntton, chair man of usual eduction for tho Junior high school, would appre ciate II If mother or icachcin would report to her any moving picture shows they can fully rce oniincnd us being suitable for children or young people. Mrs. atton Is working with Mr. ninnies Kmnui und l.oulso uonneri in the happy couple In tho holy bonds of wedlock, using tho beuu tiful ring i;eremony, Tho bride was most attractive , In a frock of shell pink satin crepe wi h cream ovor-laco. with , a close-fitting honddress of luce , and oraligo bliisFonis. Hho .carried a shower boiiuot of pink carna-. tions. '. " The bridesmaid was lovely . in lemon yellow silk taffeta and ear-, rled a boutiuot of pink carnation. From the church tho bridal party, relatives und a few closo frlende repaired to the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arnold llohnorr, whero Mrs. Itohnei't ccr.'ed a dainty wedding breakfast. Those present were. Hev. D. F. Millard. Mr. and Mrs. J.: W. llurn and daughter, ltessle, Mr. and Mr. J. T. lillinore und Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Decker and daughter, Klva Anttn.i of Portland, Mrs. H. O. Wortmnn, Jr.. and son. Chas., of Weed, Mrs. Lorraine C.earhart Muben of Med-, ford. Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Ollmorc; the Misses Fern Hathaway, Emma1 and Louise Hnhnert: Messrs. I'.og-' er Yon der Hellcn, Wm. ltohnert. Kugene Merrltt, John A. ltohnert; Mr. und Mrs. otto ltohnert, Mr.' and Mrs. Arnold Hohnert and' Norrene and Don llohner . Mrs. Hnhnert wa ussisted by tho J'nw- nlunir this line, but It Is Inerea llngiy difficult lo know beforehand Just what a play will comm. bo Hint Individual recommendation Will bo of real value. ' I'an-nl TinohiT Convention There Is something new In Pnr-Wil-Toaj'hoi- Vinvontion. For many year our good mothers and teachers havo attended nnnual stale conventions. Last monlh we serving. Just before breakrast was announced ltev. D. K. Millard sang "At pawning" by Cadman. Tho living and dining room wore tastefully decorated In yolliv and while chrysanthemum while P'nk taper graced tho table. Tho bride was tho recipient of many beautiful and useful Bif a. Kuth Mr. nnd Mrs. Hohnert are well und fnvorably known, having sent :x delegates, Messrs Walter. ,v0(1 ncro (ho Br01licr part of their ulre, Fliiitner. liiipps, i-oweu. , Hvm, Hohnert Is a progress- Kchreeengost and Nellaon to the regional convention at Koscinii g and they came hnmo with many new ami splendid ideas. The regional convention I It self a new Idea nnd a good ono. It save tho expense of long trip ive and successful young farmer and truck gardener, while Mrs. Hohnert hs lield stenographic po sition sin graduating from tho Central Point high school, ' Aftor a honeymoon pent In California and Arlnont, isheroi ilia Missionary Hociety of the M E. Church Kouth. wna held at tho heme of Mr. Phil Hoelerbry on i- . un. .11. r.M.ilt.i.1 nh Oetn ,m tnOilutll ,1IHI1P' nt .u., . - ........ I ' f. . tunrnil'IV tvllll a IH'Ce nltsnnanen. M r.o 1.- TOO' people- nr.- n...n..in jM ppifis each year and ha tho advantage h mvo nUmerou relative and alway possessed by the t'Hllnri friends, Mr. and Mra, Bohnert nnd mora homeogenou groups Thri- met, ono In Portlnnd, on'J In Pendleton nnd ono In Bona ,,,,,.. , . In. .'.(. i li-.fi will return about tho flrt of the' year to their pretty and modern country ' homo, where a host , ot rlendif wlhhr many J-oara ot I - -e. E yM v.toit.-d Mrs Witbo-,1'1 j-, '. f in .i.-i.-ii. t,i ;.e i ''.. yr., t nun :rur,,n roej"1'1 I " '
