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Varil Club to Hold oak Grove School
lluflcl l.un.'l 11.11 Have Christmas Program.
WEEKLY CALENDAR The Social Oml club will hold a 1 The I'liiinnias program given ,
Monday . buff. I 1uiicIi.-i.ii at the home i.f by the pupils ft the Oak flrovc ;
Women's Chums mooting j Mis. lieofge a. K.lwanK 1? South school Friilny evening. December:
postponed until first Monday Xcwtuwii next Thursday. ii. :it the s.hoi.l house, was at-'
after New Years. : " tmided hy n law and enthusiastic.
Tuesday , j Mr. and Mrs. (lien Taylor left group nf parents and friends. The
Christmas Day. Satin day l.y unto for U.dl. Cal.. ' progi-uin. which gave evldeneo of j
Wednesday where iliey will upend u few days imieli hard work on the part of j
Lady Klka social uftoi uocin .iinit will then go to Stockton and the teachers and of diligent effort
at Klk's Temple. 2 to U oVloCk ' Sim Frano'sco. Mrs. K. W. Car- ! I.v the pupils, was as follows: t
Wednesday S t u d c 1 u u kin ami .Miss Itarhnra Wall will! a Welcome Minnie and Ilryce
meeting. Icav Monday to join them at Coleman, of .Mrs. Tyrrell's room.
Pythian Club meeting, i :M. Stockton. i Christmas Song Pupils of 3rd;
"f Thursday ! 4 U...1 Jil, .-.-urics. Those oartieitKlt- !
General .lo.ieph l.ane socl- 1 Announcement Party line were Irene Mead. Marguerite
ety (J. A. hVs, home of Miss Kvent or Hie Week j llammet. Thelma, and Marlon Kd-
l.uclle Murray. 1". :! t West ! The heirMthal of Miss Mar- ' inunds. Hope linnnels. Margaret
Kleventh sfroet, 2 p. in. igueriie Seoll an.l Ucurgc It. Park- Kdwards Wesley Maker, Cecil
Wenonall Club, covered dish ;er was announced' ut a parly given I itldi. Kayioond Sparks. 1oren I
luncheon, llome of lllanch Thursday evening hy Miss tier- j Mines r. Leslie Hummet. Cecil Ml-.
Rlnabarger. ! ; triple Parker. : chad, Kdgar CnKlilll. ltny and .
Masonic nuiiuny uanein-: , .m,Ss Seott li.ls been a member : Kov Huson. Kldon Grow, liar
party, 8:3d. Masonic Hull. 1 of the faculty of Medlord hlish ' old Morse.
ladles' Aid Hoelety meets i school for the past four years. , Sons and Recitation. "Wailing
St 2 l. m. with Mrs. A. lire- ! Mr. Parker, of Oatm Lake. Iliit- for December 2D" Hobby Huch-
volt on Jncksonvllle hprhway. ish Columbia, is the son of Mr.
Social Card club luncheon. : and .Mrs. iicurso 11. Parker of
Home of Mrs. George Kd- 1 drams Pass.
wards.
les. lluane Hutchlns, Kenneth
Ijtmb James KredenbuiB, Bryce
Coleman, Herbert Potts, Richard
Wright.
JlliKle Hells Dan.e. Kmmie
Lou Knlps. Opal Mead. Irene
Mead. Marguerite Hammet. Thel
niH Kdmunds, Marion Kdmunds,
Hope Hunnel". Margaret ).lward.
Playlet "Th Orphans' Christ-
Or-
Pythian club meeting. Home . i-ojai Women s Claw
of Mrs. MonlKomery, Orchard H Vnny
home district. i On Tuesday afternoon, the
. Friday I members of the Lojul Women's
todies' Aid of .Methodist ! f 'he First Christian church
church, regular "home-coin- i held their monthly social meeting.
i ing. ! i ' number were present, and i mas" 3lh and Cth grades.
n good lime was had by all. For phans. Kileen Orow. I.ucile Knlps.
i'Peeial numbers, readings wore .lames Mead. Clea Htitehins, C.eo.
j given by some i,r the members. , . Hut, bins. T.'cll girl. Ingrid Pe-
Copeo Employes Give ! liilMmns MTtinf Hojal i",r""n' x,,r"" ', , 1,",,.,."!ns
Children's Christmas Party ; Neighbors and MoWn. Wo.Hl.nen I!'"'1 Cross worker Ldna n ey
Tlio nevenlh annual Chrlslmun The Christmas meeting of K..,al "nrs' ! Mpf'.'S' r'V'l
par.,' of the Copco Kmployes e.tib Nelghbo,, and Mo.Lcrn fcWood,c I SfTu
which was held yesterday after-; """""'d ' Thursday nlglit. Wrlglit John l!r. -void. Leroy F.d-
lh'ih'" "'' a"d .,.,,. Knlri0s. Mildred P.u.klcs,
I u.-ien .Meiers.
Playleti Th
noon at Hilarity Hall will Ion
rememuereu ail who aueime.i. . kiddles, and a Santa cbius who
Nearly 30D kiddies were present j added much to iheir happiness,
as guests of the Copco Forum and The presents of the grown-ups
the entire program was staged for i "r .l",n u""-'1' brought many
luugh.
A short program and refresh
ments concluded the merry oveu-
their special benefit. The "bis
show" opened ut i p. m. when
1 Prank Stinson, president of the 1 ng
employes club greeted his little i
guests with a few brief remarks 1 arrive today to suend the lioii.t,,.-. mons. c.nards, Ocorge Androws ' In Song
ol welcome. i neu a iter a lew wnn Mr. and Mr.-;. II. C. Pest of
peppy pieces by PieUey's dance- (irlffin creek.
band the show was on. I lie char- t-t
Charles Host of Fresno. Cal.. will
Gollers.v a
tale of tile cannibal Islands 7 1 il
ind Sth grades. King Coco. Jlrl
Morse. Prime minister. Fried
Mush. Alfred Hooker. Mult. Leo
C.hehirdl. Monk. Jack Vanderver.
Coco's wives, l.euna .Shoemaker.
Ldna Flnley. Qu Tee. Pearl lid-
niunds. Tee Ileo. Thelma Sim-, Clirb-liuas (;r.H'tlng
v&; li T' tm 1 i
un - -Hv Vim 'vmU
fecial Mce'at
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delphian Met Thursday
Tlu ivgulur met'thiBof !lu Alpln
chaptoi ui Oflphtiiim mot In tho
Y. W. C. A. moras Thursday inoru
itiK, n!ctniljT Mih. J. Hur l
tlio iR'W.y-clfctod insi(lcnt, jin1
hhIimI. (..onUiiutn!; tho stibjoct of
8(iKly tur the year, Mrs. (It'orv
Kimnuiii tiilUinl on tho "I'mb-Tan
(Mhu'xlit y St inly 1 iu l
Have Kiijoyublr MimmIiik
ttii Wi'tltu'silay. IhM'-iulM'f I itili
I july I Iks Club
Will Mil Wttliulay.
Tin luly Klks' club will mOot
. .1... -.II. . .,l..k. ! ,1.... ..riAK.
the We.lne.day Study club held i11 " 1 ' " "
noon, from 2 to : o clock,
its final meeting for l'.i'-'x. Hostesses for the afternoon Ill-
Mrs. .1. H. Cochran wllh map ..ud,, Mrs. C.eorge Neilson. Mrs.
ind story made vivid the ru- M. Pur.lln unit .Mrs. Hen .uunol'.
'isiting lady Klks . always welcome.
story
matilic emigrant trails of
own country, the Oregon,
Miss Gloria Getchell. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dolroy Getchell,
will give a New Year's party at her
our
the
I School of Art, or which Peruglllo cl(,.ri,!a, and the Santa Fe.
land llaiiliacl were Ihu greatest c- win, ti, i tab aipl the Spanish
ponellts. ,,,f bsscr degree. Mrs. Cochran
l..u I II ll,.,,.l.p.'o u,.nL i ... , . .. .,
'- ' ' '" wnn 11 OISCUSSIOII ..I Hie mail- ,..,., ,, o(,..,. Dskibile -ivi-mip
a most interesting wayon the "Art. s.r,pis by Samuel Hancock, lie-' !".'''" . ,.U'. OMl"'"11 ""
Treasures of the Valiean." As a j Virginian with a New Fngland ' t
museum of art the Vatican leads j iuloek. who traveled from ln-i .
all other museums of the world, j dependence. Mo., to Fort Vun
A delightful historical summary of i ,.ouver and Oregon City, brought
Perugia. Italy, the home of Kitpli. ,,u .r i.r,..s the personal and
ael. was itlven by Mrs. .1. C. Col- Vt i,,,,. ( niose pioneer paihs.
llns, lVlphean supervisor. ', m1s. w. k. Crews reviewed
I ook reviews were given by Mrs. , M ml interesting "Char
Glen Fabric. "Masks in a Pageant" !,. T..,pi,,," written originally j
by William Allen White: a review j 1;,,0 ,)V susan llaswell ltow
of political afl'nirs during six pol-1 ,, Tnn, hmlk shares with'
lilcal adinlnlstraiioiis friun tirover j .-n,,,, nu,.," fuele Tom's Cabin"!
Cleveland by Calvin Coolldge, and a, "Duvid llarwln." the honor!
"Creation hy Involution," edited by j nf be'ng th.. must widely read I
I'ruiicis Mason: a collection ol es- ,,(1(lk ln America. The fact that
Social Events of
Church Societies
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First M. K. church will meet in
regular home-coming Friday after
noon, instead of Tuesday, as pre
viously plunned. Members nud
friends please note this change.
says written by leading scientific 1 ,,,,, ,.,aracters portrayed are ver-1 East Side Circle
authorities. Among tho contrihu-1 -,,.,, historically adds Interest. I Has Meeting
Crrf"lo,rd!m "51?!""" ,"P,;WH, ""r, The Kast Side Circle of the First.
n l.,; s r sMellH, e l,0uli showed ,., , , , , ,,,,.
son and Kmest Mellildo. l.,tch o ne , ,, significant or the time wa.i . Tuesday afternoon Mrs
has written his treat so In a do-1 .,.., ()f it t oi-ut u i-o lii iloi s. luesdio niteriioon. sirs.
ni,ifi mi.si,..ini,i.. ...,. i . ii'iiaiin.. , ' a Peters presided. Mrs. K. H,
llghtful and nudeistamlable man- M rs. Car ton .lanes gave great ,,,.,, .,i ,., doe.oions
ciljovmcui io me cioo ny ie,.o-
tlroup meetings will he held on UlK ,,., KO books front her
.it.iiuai.. ... .u.i ... .OL- n..j... i itrarv. one written in
for study, Venetian art
iDUken's cliristtnas Carol
Heard Over lladlo
Those who neard last
1S51. the other
' poems" published
book of
later. The
Tues-
neters In this year's progrum were 'California Vlsltois at
well known to everv child Ores- I libickwell II 111
out and Included such favorites of
the funnies as "Jlggs and Mag
gie." Mutt and Jeff and other com
edy artists. Other performers In
cluded a real lifelike bear and his
trainer, a monkey, two fivny
Copco cops and some pretty Yanio
Yama girls to entertain li;e i;m
much favorable comment from
those who listened In. Ills por
traval of Scrooge and the ghost
Kussell McNeil, Karl Murphy. The Adrlenne Shop will send! The first Outdoor Chrlslnins , nf " iro, Marley were parllc-
lmerlude. "The Three Mlnek 1 Christmas greetings to all friends ' jghtlng contest to be attempt- ..i ,.i,, ,nli, a special musical
Outdoor CliHotmas Lighting
Contest Starts Tomorrow
Crows" 'esley Howard, LeVern and Patrons from K.MKIi Monday, ,.d in Southern (iregon is to
ILch. Leo Ohelardl, December 21. from 1:! to I2:S. fluid In Medl'or
Playlet. "Christmas at Flnne-I lOdna Newell Hay. whose lovely..m .lanuarv 2. inclusive. Th1
yan's Flat" Till and Sth grades. ; soprano voice has been beard mnntfjeontest. which Is being spoil
Mrs. S. L. Leonard ofler'.ng pray
er. Mrs. A. K. Lyman, rendiiiu a
beautiful selection. "I was a Stran
ger." Following a brlof business
unuuliin Hit. ftei-nnnn was spent
story was typical of the time n wor. f(J1. (.,rBtnias. During Iho '
and the optimist!.! ending type , r, ,., MrH, Rlla Pnters, as
was most unlike the piVsont Hlslld ))V Nrs c Brown and
day's Copco ladlo program en-! trend, 1 K" poems read " ( Mrs. F.va Perkins, served refresh-
I Joyed one of the best Christ-1 Mrs. .lanes and loriiieuj pun- 1IU,US.
,nas radio enlertaininelits of the t llsli.'.l In .Micnigan nevispapei-. ,
l,, .11, 1,,.- s.si. Tin. in n u'l am I were of that "sob stuff" style
r i ..'in...,,, i .... 1 1 ,ir I iln. I sn d to relate cheer 111! who
popular Shakespearian actor. In I listen by arousing a contrasting
Dlckrn's famous "Christmas Car- reaction.
ol." Mr.. Greenleaf i presented The club will meet on
Ibis beautiful Yulctlde story In nary 2.
eveellenl slvle and Ills 14-11 .1 i -1
il.,.. ..r n.n ...l..os narts elicited1 Frank VanDyko, Jr.. who Is at
tending wiuamciio universiiy at t
Salem Is spending the holidays I
with his parents, Mr. anil Mrs.j
Frank VunDyke uf South I'llcltle
highway.
Jan-
Mrs. Marie .T. Siiiiei- ;i,wl I.e..
sister, tirace Carney, arrived In j Pat l-tnni'gnii. .lack M.:.ell. ino-j times from KM r.!, will present llin'esorcd by the Advertising com-
Aledtord on ' Salurday mornlng'd.v Finnegan Iletiy Terry. Prof. ' following program of Chrlsl mas 'uiittee of Hie MeiUord iTiani-1 (hrlstiuas Itmllo 1
from San Francisco to spend the,,! P'aton, Harold McGrew. Miss musle, w ltli Miss Imoene Wallace iber of Commerce. Is in line with ! Tomorrow Night
iioiuivs viin meir parents. .Mr. t-.'.ev.-rsiiiiie, ..i i i .i v e u j i ...yo. ...... n me piano: ... a nailouiil program anopieii .... i ...... es ,.r
Soprano many ot 1
Silent Night." !the' Cnll.d suites and which
Oregon Is to "n pi'ograiii of Christmas carols and; --
d. H mlier 21 ,.,i,.. ,ni..-l iiumliers serv-; Valley Scl.ool Has
ie,l as a fitting background for ( t nuiim iirisiinai. i-i-nj-;this
noteworlliy Copco program, j The children of the
Mr. and Mrs. It. U Hoitee of
Medlord are at the Grace Dodgo
hotel In Washington, I). C.
Missionary SiK'loty
I south M. tli.Hllst Cliuii li
The Missionary society of the
PM. K. church South held their
i regular social ineetlng . Tuesdnj
I afternoon at the hoir.o nf Mrs.
Taylor on South Laurel street with
a large number present.
The topic for the afternoon was
! "Catching Step With the Youth of
Today," with Mrs. Phil lleotcrbry
! leader. It was a very Interesting
Yallev subject and different . inenibera
lay
. Mr. P
and Mrs. M. I'. Carnev of R'iae'k I MrfVy. Virginia Fredeiibtll g. Miss
well Hill, near Central Point. lioodheart. Jcne Hooker. Cbauf
! School celebrated Christmas both
Indoors and out. On Thursday
I they decoriiled' a living Christmas
situated on the highest spot
Mrs. Saner may extend her stay 1 four, (lenrge Andrews. Tom. Mar
dies. A clever clog dance by Fred for a month or more but her sister. .Karet Wallers. Flnnegan's babies.
Me Ken n was heartily encored hy
old and young alike.
In the midst ol the fun came
tbe sound of sleigh bells and Santa
Clans hlmaeir dashed down the
alslo greetin- kiddies on eveiy
r.iue. i ne u.ivoinng ot it iiu-u
Grace, returns lo San Fi-anclsco j Alba Illachi, llutbie Parker. Stel
inimediatcly after the fiivt of the ' ,ft Sbankle'n. Marjorie ltich, Jane
year. Jllooliei- ray Morse. Kathleen l-.o-
w-ards. Opal Mead. James Freden-
Women'3 Relief Corps burg lllclmrd Wright, II avian
Elect Officers iMhankleln.
The Women's Heller corns met i
" . , - ; lt.,ll.,., 11.,,,..
Christmas tree covered Wllh llllllll- 1 """'"t session on I nurstlay last '"
colored Tlg i s "is and St Am.nry. The annual glee-Hirii HrUle-Klect.
ornaments, earne d then "n of officers took plaeo. (ho f. Mis- K. N. Ilutler was hostess,
Ornaments, came nui mill in." . . i.n i., ....,... ,..l..t .lliil.l r.il si ver shower even
Sanlr. got hnsv I strblltinc til? I ""ii.fi -wiling rari- " K,,mnn
l ie enm in- vnnr i.iaui,inni -,c,. ai ner nome in nonor oi .miss -
.1. C. Woods, vice president. Loona
Hull; Junior vice preddent. Mrs.
J. F. Mulhollen; conductor. Win.
Margaret Noble; guard, Mary Per
due; treasurer, Mis., K. Llltrell
'O, Pal. e Divine" Hamblen spreading rapidly throughout the
Kdna Newell Kay. 'eoimlry.
i r .,.,.,,1 rfiitti. ileum).
many of 'the lead ng fines ...,i.,v i, socclal treat tonlor-"-1'
Is! . ' . .. .... ....... .... . i i ...i.i. ......i
I OW II, gill I. Ill II iln' vi,no i',,j - '.. . r, j
...... ,.,..,u.,..i "l.-.-iii.Lli.i.t,iisi. and tor the birds that oflen pass. They.
Several attractive prizes, sneclal Christmas play, hung bread out iu animal shapes:
i have been offered by local mer-1 v' yljm ,,,,,,, N'irs. Thlsiop Hie branches with strings of
is en Id to bo one of the best
of tin. popular Norris radio plays
and with an excellent east to
do It full Justlco the most en
joyable program Is looked for.
The male lead will bo played
Santa got busy distributing th
mysterious looking packages which
v-ere heaped about the foot of the:
tree. As each child's name was
called he stepped up and leceived
not only his Individual present hut
a big stocking, crammed with can-
v nut, Tand In it a Torn ,Vd a "'"i"- C. A. Pickel. At.iKeen.an. Mrs. Milton Harvey. Mrs.
d nuts and rtiit a Horn ami a nwMng ,,,UII8unl eeremonv j Hon.-r Marx. Miss Dorothy Gould.
I'm ne was satlsfcd with he gen-' '""' P' Mr. Margaret .Mr-. Pernard Netting. Miss Hen-
51 'li J." ! I M- Andrees. ri"Uu ISxstein Mrs. Simon Sim.ns,
in "nil for beln to carry llome I charier members who have belong- Mrs. bls'e Hasliaw, .1
had io all foi help to cans nome i rf f, rrM,n s,.olnIlni Mr. T N. ,.
Marjory Scemou, Tuesday evening. Christmas Car.
The home was beautifully cleeo-, lome i mo il
rated in Christmas colors, and was
very attractive.
Tho guests were Miss Marjory! Mrs. Charl.s VanSioyoc and Miss
Sara ValiMelcr will spend the
Chrislmas holidays visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Uussell of Porllund, Or.
their gifts.
Mrs. C. .1.
arrett, Miss
tt. Mrs. K. N. Butler.
,,, j ,i, ,.i i nous years, were honored by beln;; ! M. lva Parrett. Mrs.
committee for their paiuelaklos ef I Presented with a distinctive pin. ... ir,tT... -.i,l
forts In selecting the type of nrcs-1 Thc rtKur mCetlng of the have a holiday dance Thursday i bi-monthly iiicetlng Thurs-1 Coolldge. with appropriate 'e-
p. ni., ni HI" IllOllies, M, in .1... on . i.e !,..,
Piano
"Aialicolle" Debussy chants for the most effective
lmogelicWall.il-. ! displays In Mcdford this year
Soprano , land It Is expected that some very
"Little Town of llethlehein" j effective decorations will result.
"Night of Xiglils" Van DeWater I Already I here have been a nuni-
lMna Newell Hay. Mier ol ' displays Installed by en-
Pieno-- rterprlsing Me.llor.l cni-.es aim ,,,.,,, r,jrn ,) th Juve-
Walt Cliopin :mr. are being added from l!nlo ,,,., w,, h is very Import-
Imogene Wallace. .'o day. .lant In this drama will be luken
' It IS inieresilllg IO noie iinii.
I (this l.ealllirul Yulctlde custom or
al" (Messiah).... (Iglnnled In Wathlngton. D. C,
llan'ilel 'our nallonal cupllal. some years
I ago. In tile year janil a oenin
iful evergreen tree, cut 111 the
, woods of Vernionl, was sent to
Washington and set up III Mler-
lllau Silliiri. This three was a
, -Ift. from the Mlddlibiiry Col-
lege to I lie President of Hie 1'nl
litKlIm' Aid Zloil Clutii'h j ted Slates. This splendid tree
Clirlstnias Parly Thursday. as de..-orated and wired with
The Ijidles' Aid society of Zion ' hundreds of tiny electric lights.
l.ulherHii ehnri-li will bold lis reg-land on Christinas eve President
C. M. Houston Is chair-
Sewing Club
Mouse Party
The "Select Six Sewing club" en-
eni ssKen ior u. mo '"-" "'; women s chorus, which occurs
Iheir letters to Santa. The Kirts , ev0l.y Monday evening, has been
were substantial, well built toys po(iiponcd until tho first Monday
and games, big mama dolls, '""L !aCu.r New Vcars.
iclca of clothing and other pres-
onts which were bound to -meet j Oreflon State College Club
with a hearty welcome from any Have Christmas Party
i-n..nr-uf. ltefore the nartv ad-' Mr. unit Mrs. Ilon-nrd Tt HHI en.
tourneri and the kiddles were es-1 tertslned thc Oregon State college; joyed a Christmas party Thursday
corted homo In Copco curs photo-1 dub with a Christmas party at night at tho home of Misses Itha
graphs were taken of thc happy (heir home on West Main street, land Thelma Heard,
crowd ol' children galhered about j Monday evening. Flection of of- The evening was spent In sewing
Santa Clans in the beautiful Christ- fleers was held for the New Year I and music. A tiny tree held gifts
mas settinvr. loflHL'H. .Mr. A. iieane was eiecieij fr nac)i gueat. Itcfreshmont were
Special mention snouiti ne mau-' president, . it. carpenter, vice
of the decorations which added so president, and Jean Mc.Nlvcn see
much to the Ytiletide spirit of Ihe'relary. After the business meet
party. The nail was decorated ; ng bridge was played at te.i
throughout with natural Christmas tables. H'-h score was held by
greens, rod bells and wreaths bi-lMrs. C. D. Thompson and Lylo
ing placed in the windows. Under Wilco. The social committee
each window was a border of rea!-SCrved refreshments after which
istlc anow and icicles and each gifts from lie Christmas tree was
corner of the hall was a miniature ! jnesented by old Si-.Tila himself,
forest of Christmas trees. The, hlrh afforded a great deal of mer
stage setting was most effective. , riment. Over rorty members werj
with royal blue draperies and a p esent. The Next meeting will be
heatillfui gold and silver star shed-! held Ibe third Monday in Jaou-
ding us rays iroiu ennvi em,. ... ;lJi,
,u . ir...,i, i..,Hii is tilsn duel
Genera, Chairman Don Unnyard 1 Pythiar , Temple
n.-....ln oi thn xruun.,lrt Lull vv- day. December
tensive plans have been mii'de forlhome of Mrs. A. Prevnlt on ,lack-!tbe First National Christmas Tree
this affair,
man.
sonvllhi hlnhway. This will bo
a ('hrlhi maw party anil oviry ono
h atskfl to tak a. i;h'Kuk for
the Cht'iKl man ' tt'cir." It In car-,
m'ntly -i-oiiiflcil that every motn
br lu iiri-Rpnt, Thi'l'o will bo
Hcrilun o( of fbors for tho now
year.
hrlltnas J,li;h((nc IM-play
In KvlibMKV AImmm h city
Many beautiful C'hrfKlntaH lilit
fn? dlKiln'H aro In cvlititiici about
th iiy arldlnr; Krcatly Iu the
Tho followiiiK year a beautiful
living trt'fl wiit plant In Hb(r-
ni:in I'lnJi In-hind the Whit"
House : and n iiermnnent under
ifrnuiul ele.etrlr neivleo lnnlHoI
ho that eaeh ar the name II v
iiue tree ran in- deeoraleil and II
iini!natel( a perfect nyinbol uf
national wood will. .
The national exaniplu "as
MuUkly followed by many fitute
and eomuiuullleH.
For fonie years now n number
of rltiz'-,iH have been (leeinatlllK
by WLiiHton Hotel, u youth who
hIiowm Kreat promlno a n eom-
injf nrtlHt. Tho ' t'opeo I'layerM
will lm directed iy Karle lavia
who will alwo lake part In lh
play. 1-oeal people art! urned
to hear thlH excellent ChriHtinaK
proKiam at ! p. iu. Clirlntinas
eve.
Ml Murray Will Viiiutrtnlii
C. A. It. ThlH Wct'k
MIhk I.ucllln Al'irray, :'l AeMt
Rlovi'itth mIi'moI. will Ie linntefN to
tleneral JoHeph Imw orlety. ( bl. (of nhepherdH and "morniiiK alara"
dren of Ihr Atncrlnm llevolutlon, I that "Haim toRether. Ah HtarllKht
cm Thut Hday, Uec. 7, at 2 p. in. j Ih eompoMml of many eolorn. ho iho
Kueh child Ih anked I o ItrltiK paperUb lH repreHenttni- hIhi-h wore Him
and pencil. Their, will be Hurpiiwi: plo draped drnwH of rainbow
popeorn and rranberriea. I'mlrr
lha tree, vro llttl wooden
horneH madi) by Hurdetlo Undue,
Jr., and ernubi'i-ry anlinalH the
other eh I Idren bad made. Tho
other ehltihen read vrrae roncern
ln mlpriitory birds by TennyHon.
Nimry Clark recited an original
vei'Mn on the Hiibjent and the whole
Hchnol joined haiuln and danced
around the tree,
Friday at eleven o'clock, came
the, ChriKlman Kenllval, reHcniblliiK
a medieval Nutlvlly Day. Tom
S. em helped the children paint
neenery for Ibe tableaux ami larne
diM'orntlotiK eoveiiiiK t)o wlndowH.
At the Hound of a K"iiK. t'Othlr.
ilooiH wero opened for each wenc
by flKUren ropreKOlitlnK tho old and
new tentomeniH. Tho choniH,
HiandlnK among evergroonN at with
er hi fir of the HtuRe, wan mailo up
nunibern on tho program. There
aro no tdarkm permitted In I he
Hoeloty. each rhlld Ih reunhyd lo
lako Home part at each meeting.
gave liiHtruellvo paperH.
The Jublleo llurveat Day pro
gram wan also given at thia time.
Sirs. Kobert Taylor gave a btic
Hketeh of the noelety from the tlmo
i wtaa rirnt organized here.
The hoHteHH Herved ref renhmontH.
The next meeting of tho society
will be tho bmdiieHH meeting to be
held tho Heeond Tuesday In Janu
ary. Senior CI risllaa Kiiflriivor
llavo ClirKimn I'ntty
The Senior ChrlHtlim Kndenvor
f the KltHl ChrlHtlan church held
a ChrlHtmaa parly in tho recrea
tional parlors of the church Friday '
evening.
All wore dro.sHDd In costume.
A flno evening of entertainment.
wiiH furnlnhed by the committee ln
charge. Kach person brought a
small gift, which was put on the
beautifully decorated ChriHtmas
tree. These gifts were then given
out, which Included many odd and
humorous toys. KefrftshmentR- uf
cream puffH wero aerved.
rcpUcopul Kunday feliool
llavo ClirlHtinas Program.
Tho Sunday school of tho Epis
copal church will havo a program
at tho church ut 7:30. consisting
of ChrlHtmaa carols and stories,
after which a tree will be en-
Joyed. Kueh child will tako
limit I'd ii IfliiirM dveil find HM'ti.
t illed their robeH. Iu fact, all tho gift fr Iho box. which tho children
children Including the angel, made make up each year lor cnnaren
their own costumes, with tho ex-i who bnntu i luus lorgeia io -uu
I 1
Any child whose father or ninth- ception of tho pre. primary Hill- on.
served by the hostAe.
Th.iur. l,r..unt u-m-r.' 1
i...n.... t..-Jl.-i.. ! ,.1.1.1... , " ... ! 'ithelr bnnieK on tbe oiitwldi nnl
mi i uiitiiK, -uiw ri uw.-iiiii- r r-u- n tiki man npiru oi i no continun- . .
enburg. Minn Jean Flt7gibbon, Mrn. ' Hv. in both the Kast Side and ,h'M' h"n,p'' hftVW Kay n"u
Lillian )Mihl, MIhhcs Thelma and! West Hide residence sections are 'memorable spolH of coNr on ui"
Itha Heard. 'to he found attractive oxhlhlts oi il"-lHlmas scene This year Ihere
I Christmas happiness. Residents ot : m ,an' inorv omon mn
Ifowts at TlniMr ' the West Side hove responded par- oljt thHr
CliHma, Iay ! tlmlarlv well, disnlavs bulne . ry Christmas" by means of HtrinKU
Mr. and Mr. Fran VunDyke j rated on Summit avenue. I(oHM!of colored lights fentooneil uoout
will enieriain ai a cnnnimas din- Court t) inline West Kleventh i-ir tawnn unn noun.
tjer Tuesday at I o'clock. The:ollv and South Oakrlale. The
rooms wilt be decorated with sweet- South Oakdulc district W etipecial
brlr. evergreenw and mistletoe. 1 1v iittractivo with nearly ft dozon
Covers will he pin fed for Mr. and j beautifully lighted homes south of
Mrs. H. r itst, Charles Hi-st of i Kleventh street. Ainflni; those who
I-resno, Cal.. Pr. Warmer of Los , have already Installed tholr out
AngeleH, Mr. and Mra. Koppen and
A nd a
new joy in the holiday season
will result from these- Yuletido
displays.
It Is anticipated that by next
ChriMtina outdoor lighting prog
rams will be fstahllshed in plac
er is a descending nf a Revolution
ary soldier, even -Iho the parent is
not a member of any l. A. K. or
H. A. H., la usked to Jidu this so
ciety, phone tild for Information.
It is a uretit privilege tit woiU
unitedly for the en use of IiIkIi
American Ideals. Tbe natlomil K(
clely publishes a children's maga
zine which relates many Htorlcs of
brave deeils done by children dur
ing the Revolution.
Fourteen months ago the society
was organized, it has trebled lis
memhci-Hhlp. Mins Lucille lyiwry
has been awarded an Insignia pin
In the uietnbership drive.
The second slate conference will
be held bore In March. Join our
society now and have the jirlvibgo
of attending this meeting.
a success
This waa
ChristmaH party
street. , are
C.elHiell. T.
Master John Koppen. Frank Van
the seventh annua: ; cpmbpr 10. Items of nter .
stticed bv itipiregaru iu uiui.imob - ir. and Mrs. Chester wonat
. . ' d i. . t.. ll.i.Lurl nntl rl.e im ftrl .... .
r' Lv,-Mn in hrinir lnv lo i ne ' ""j " : oro reccivinc coniiraiuiaiions on
yyy.r ' ,V " .:,.Vt,.i.h .nr. tn lemefnber our Brother Joy. and , ,h f n . nnrt
kind ten a nu in ncrm uuw -,- m i.i,i,it-,u t tha peihinn i '-o,inii:;iiam.
usual custom. Tho entire party. , secnn-l te ''''"' ' pound baby Kl. l.m at the TMi- ,H csw,.,,. ,,,,,, mnny mmP MlBH Alw ,mi
Kifla and prevrram were flnaiir.e.1 , Jhc n.: vt "' "B , ''A ' ru. ker Maternity Heme on Do- Yiiletl.le .llspla.vs will lie a.l.lcl ( major at the I nlver
iloor holiilay Illumination on this "eally every proitrenslve c.iniiniin
bv Individual pubscriptlonn from
ii, rn.vio emnloves. witlionl the
aid of tbe company. To have been
Ihere and vitnet;iod thc spirit of
Christmas giving and the joy of
the children cr tjdr present i
held Wednesday evening. January ,,,,,,. 'i
i. 1WJ. I .
O Informal Muslivl
PytMan Club j p,. i,ooa MtiHloLirw.
Will Meet fr. all( MnI, j. K. Kduilnaton.
The I'ythlan club IM hold the i - Bnd Mr n(I Mr, Carlton w,
nevt mee ne BI me nume ill :
the followltm: IJelrovjlV Honthern oreifon. creatlm?
. I rinlley C. M. Kn- "ot only a beautiful civic T ille-
llHn. Italph Itnniwdi. n. v. Kler-jtWo spirit but nlo titiraetinK
ated, Larry Scliade, Horace Ilrom I nun h favorable attention from
ley. Mayor ). O. Alonrinrfcr anil iimtsltio vialtnrs.
A. II. Ctimli: jhiim.
nek, a muMc
rrlty of Ore
nuu.u - , , ,, ,..). .via uiih' jiuiiirui i.j. imal Rundav aveninit muaicnl at
mooted question, "la It reoll wor.n I rU Hnmc nl3trll., Thursday Q e- lhj hom(j Kf KlniJ
would answer conelualvely ; the olt- ..' ,, ioniKOmcrj'. In the Orclt-
while?" I nlr-t. December
Schorl of Mulc 1'npll" Weft 8ide
Knjoy mrWttnaa Party j Cve, proram
The children connected villi th" i KHdav evenins the Weal 8ldj
Medfor.l School of Music enjoyed g( hoo gavc a progiain conalBtliiif
a Jolly Clii!.stnian party and musl-; nr mu6lc. readlugs and dramatUa
cal program In the nchool "tmlloa una.
In the Hparta building. TrWO' The two rooms were made into
w lec. II. The Juvenile j onc and the decorations svmhollc
"pnpili gavc piano and violin elec. of C,rigtmas were rery pretty. The
tlons followed by dancing and iarac t ec was IwautUully lighted
vocal numbers. !!ome-mml" e:mUyl8n(i following the program there
and pop-corn were distributed l , Bn exchange of gilts and
all and games were enjoyed until bountiful treat of candy and nuts
late hour. & for all present, . .
Janes entertained with an Infor-
tcglnll ClirNttiuiM Dull
On Tie -Mlu Mglii
The leudlng hullday event of
the coming week will ' bo the
annual lA'gion Christmas bull
which Ih to take place Christ
lavis nlKht, December 2"i. The
atfiilr will bn held In tho main
ballroom of the Nataturilim In the
Oriental (iardetiH. and one oof
the lurKCHt crowds of tho year
is anticipated. Excellent dance
mimic, and special holiday favors
will add to tho enjoyment of
A'io occaKlon. I'roceeds of th(.
dren, wh.i help.ul hi other wnya.
Tho program follows:
CiiiiriiclerH
I'licMt.'SH Ha rlin ra Hlielilon
Old Testament David Hlieldon
New Tetainent Nancy (inrk
.Miiibilina Yvonne Hllepard
The Angel Il.-leii.i Halaile
Joseph Hubby t'onroy
Three kings .liniinie FeaHlcy,
Oranger Kenly, .llnimle Henry.
Three shepherds W'eldon 111(1-
ille, Hamilton I'atloll, Jr., Kpencer
Welln.
Other tdiophcrilH Iturdotto
DikIkc, Jr., Dougliis .lantiey, Frank
Mosher, Jr., David ltosenberg, Jr..
Hilly Hiilnde, Hum Scott Jr., Verne i
Williams. Itodney Wltliam.'
Morning Stars Julie f.'nrpentcr.
Phoebe Dean. Tolly Dean, I'atrliia I
WEDDINGS
I'limlx'rH-llognn.
Miss Viola Agnes llogun of Ap
lilcKiite mid Kny.it Cambers of
llenit. Oregon, wero quietly trail'
lied In this city Thursday, De
cember 20. They left on a week's
motor trip to the coast, aftor
which they will mako their homo
Iu Iteml, where Mr. Cambers Is
In tho V. S. forest service
Fnrrell. Charity Hart. Huth Mush
er, Lois Prlngle, Nanette Hohoii
berj;, Alicia Kulll, Jennno Kalade,
Fnitly Hi.ilerer, .Martha Hehorer,
enrol TeiiKWiild, Natalie Tcngwald,
Deborah Tuiny.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuno-Virgin BUtloa
The Christmas radio program of
the California Oregon l'ower Co.,
will bo given on Monday even-
Mistress of the wardrobe Anno I im,-, December 24; Instead of
throughout the city before Christ- Jifon. Is spending the holidays In
mas eve which is the official open- Mcdford.
Ing of Medford's I'M' annual I
Christmas Lighting contest. j Mrs. X K. Sisit
Hero From i;tenlctl Trip
w..h.u r-i..i. ui... . i..... i tj U.....M ni.. ... . . ...
ij. " . . : ; . W1" i,,iru " nuist ist verse.
wn....m.. 1 1 1 C(J IHSl V..-.-K ...... .:...--.,lno lrfK,on llrtllll corps tun.l ,.,.,, N NlltUB lo,lo Kllgllsll
i lie n f tiiijiiii ii i ,uo inei t ioi imi.j ,i. n - i wiiiu pi in in nu uwru -m ' f.ilk nuttr
.irnrA nnrna In1 . .
Dean; assistant, Anno Heherer,
Tableaux ( 1 ) Tho Annuncia
tion. C' Tho MatiKer. (il) The
Three 1ji(tm. (4) The Shepherds.
(6) Tho Adoration.
Muste
Instrumental French and Ger
man Kolk Tunes.
Mediaeval Christmas song :
. i . ii. t .i iii,i mime iii rinrrir;i mnuii tin i uui n- n- . m
;.iU., 7i..i'i.i...i i h. ...Hieneo'dar. December 2. Mr. and Mrs. Hpatr made a ten
.!,' two nnBt.. tnr violin and! The nflernoon wns spent In fill
at In C minor, and second tnoi " ' , 7 "'
"Caesar Franck Honata." ."0 """' h"" bi,tur,l"
During the evening. Mr. An- nl?'"; " , .
d.rson played several piano num-l Ue'ren nl" "rve'l by
Huldn Thurman and Helen Shoe-
1 lug sacks is It h candy and nuts foi
were served to aliout 14 guests.
Mr. and Mrs M. Chase of Tulile
Rock will bo bouse guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Mann for Christmas.
mull, assisted bv the hostess.
The hcxt n.O'lng will be held
at tho home ol lllanch Hlnalisrgev
on January S and each lady Is re
Hiestf. to brln a coverod dish.
tboiisnnd mile auto trio recently
and encountered all kinds of
roads and weather.. . They en
Joyed the trip Immensely.
Mr. Spaii! owns two orchards
near Mcdford and they spend
mo.it of the summer and part
of their winters here,
Harold P.rnwn left tlio first
nf the w.el: to spend the holi
days with friends and relatives
in the northern part of tho state.
nnu train 1110 .Meuiora corps in , Tow) of itctli Ic-ticm
endeavor to take tho stnto j.,,,,,,,,, nrouksi.
Lullaby of the Christ Child
Ycnch folg song.
hamplonshlp for Mcdford In tho
1II2II nnnunl contest.
Stutur Jnlinston will spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends In lloehoslor, N. Y
according to advlc received hero.
M.r Johnston left Med ford on
November 7 to spend tho win
ter' In thc east making stops
en routs at Kan Kranclsco,' Col
orado Hprlngs, Paris, Ky., and
New York City.
We Three Klegs of tho Orient
Are f Hopkins).
Tho First Nnwoll Traditional.
-Adesto Kldells, reading,
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Fish Wt
hero last ni-tht. for Oakland, Cal..
where they will spend the holidays
with tolatlres and return lo Med
lord ot tbe cud of two woeks.
Chrlslnins night, its previously an
nounced. This chango la being
niuilc to nccommodato a larger
number of local radio fans and
also In order to enable tho em
ployes of station KM ED to Imvo
a holiday on Christmas day. A
splendid holiday program has
been arranged by Copco from. t
lo 10 ii. m.. Christmas eve, fea
turing the Christmas radio drama.
' Frankincense and Myrrh' oy
M)ss Helen Norris.
. '
t ripplo Itcsmed
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 32. (P)
J. C. Harnett, a helpless Invalid,
was rescued from death today by
Merrill Johns, a roomer at the
Harnett home, who carried hlut
out of the burning building. Mrs.
Harnett was awakened by sinoll of
smoke, and she called Johns after
she tried unsuccessfully tn lift the
Invalid. Tho fire caused fltion
damago, ; .
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