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? jff ' iy , . '. Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St.-Phone 390-L or 71 L W i ' ' ?" t
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th .,...-.. ,... unu, ni i ri-u-uaiiinoiiui 01 kiuii. , commerce ami outer service cuius; February is n good liiuntli to boi praccr followed bv a devotional !
wiiiiiv rwiv..-.., J: tiei-Khaw, c. T. Parker. C. A. Mar-! present in(Sl llidi' ideas on i punch, ami sandwiches wore scrv-1 of the city in tho building of. a studying your seed catalogues, 1 service conducted by rtov. John-!
I shall. .1.1. lVikiuB. . I. . Oihiu-,(!,, ul.Jwl. od. ,- . j conimunliy club house and chain-1 planning how much you can af-; son, utter which the entertainment
rinr,l n,il,, nf'il,,, v J ham ami h. I,, kraus. ! , During tho social hour. ,''1-'n'" I , 1 '" Prraimt Mm-: tho Missus , her uf commerce building., turd to spend on flowers and committee consisting of Mrs. j
W C St fho rluh ho i... on , I" ,'"uul",,;; l'1' -S; wm I 'or.'shinents in keeping with ul- Josephine Waldron, AllcKra Dour- , f this year and than consult .lewctt ami Mrs. Martin look I
L&rth liar lo t r k' ! !,', 3", nt ,m'C',U ,"V,'"',1B "l,d 'lu,u;- '""' l-' " , . ! J""I't M"'. liosteaB.IMin.rlM.. lli.ih.lay Party ,.,. loenkaeed men uQ Had out charge and put on lively memory!
3iSsuS. national town sum- :Ko.v.,l Neighbor hall which will , meet March 1 III., al the homo of 1)111 Williams, Douglas Wood. Carl. Mr. and Mm. K..W. Wakefield ..... .'.J?' ... ,. ".".!!'. .r , -J
Ore'-ou Stat." CoIIoko - clt b! . T ii "oouMrs. u. at. Sims, u .Miaucsoia ivoonnauser jiu ianl: rinl.1. ientcrialncd at ihelr Irjmo on AI-jtiK.y have lvat moss pots a io- day .ro Klvcn tho wliinQ'- A
y,nomo ot Mr. anil .Mrs. n. uo !
l-OHh, 3L'5 South' Holly utrcel,
o.vw uciock tnarp. :
'I TUeSday
East Side Circle, of the!
Methodist clnnrh.
Homo of
!r .Mm. Sumner, lWIO East Jack-
sou istreel. j
Miksionary nieetinK Presby-
torian church. Homo of Mrs. ;
t I1,"',"11 8w?eno' WP3t '
't '.,,UrCut; , ' ,0 J I
T ,,v,"t," "n,- . ",T!., '
Honio of .MrtOnalsy Wilson,
113 North Ccnual, 7:3U,
.1. Wrinarinw
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"I ""wenaw-mn,.. noma o t
Mrs. CI. . llarwood, 'I'.'S
Ueally street. i
-f III.V. IIOMH.II-WI ...1.-.1.1..1I-.. -V ,
01 nnn, liome or Mrs, bam , llomo of yira Sam BatemnIli 30 j
I ,,?"!. ',, : ,,u,"e ,., , h, 2 1 Xlai'le street, Wednesday al'uj.'r- J
t Thiirni!?.T.H.S,. S IinAB-
i t.i ,, iCi.,,i lif T, i
street.
Thursday
Washington Tea at
Tl
.
. First Methodist church
L- Modet 11 Wootlinen and Ftoyal
T Neighbors social meetlns and j
Ua"CL'-,. , P, T !
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Mrs. MyniiWloot'rt Kroiip rlL
f Dctplilau uliaptnr. Homo
Mrs. Charles Gilbert, 122 Mis- :
lU'loc Btreut
Y Friday
4 Klkti Wtishlnmou Mrlhtluy
h - I'ul'iinlHl it n c h t n n lion 4 j
4 of tin; Danclitt rM of Annirtcnti
T I1HVUI Ul IUI1 1 I Il'l I I vnu) IU1 r .
v wu- riuirrii in " 7 1
MIkh .foliu -row ft KroiXJfH
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Mis. . LaiihMulWStK i'.ayt J j
J Main Btruet. , J !
jjcri'ho ol Honor MoMHtuvu j
. w .im. .w wt,. i. . ,
T IMVIi I lllll, I . UV.
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I.cntcu St'itwon '
ileitis: OliKint'd. '
Tli early part of thi week,. was
ide prominfciit by a nunib(;i of
iut , i?v,unta, tor WcdiiOHilay
marked the, beninnlnK of -the Lii-
ten Heasoa tht; -fVOilay puriud of
l!antinK and rt'ttrtjment. ..Fur ihostj
wI-okkT re 1 ltd on .Uui y . no L require
t'liut tliey oOstirV'j tills ciiWoni, re
train to :a -certain dCKfje from
OiVaatllW and merry-making 'in de- ;
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. ferenco to those wliOobservo Lent. I
t-peciitl inembeO'lIP '"' and Mrs. Clayton' Weils' Hooker,
1 1 . V V' y-,nC- A'0" - t'07 North Crescent Drive, IJeverly I
t C"i r rJdl "'.o,, r Callforhla. The wedding-will
February of. all the months ! street. The luiusiOO'l8 -nicely
lends itself most attractively for decorated with reOhearts and nu
onteiininlng. No oilier month has ! ineroiis --valentines. games nnd
Ai many holidays ami such dis-j music vft'e. enjoyed. ' after which
tlnetive ones. Lincoln's birthday i Jean's mother and sister, Virginia.
v.-is ohseiU'd l.y the Lincoln club I
lianiiuit held at the I.llhla hotel!
in jvsuiuiiu on luesoay eveiuui;.
Covers were placed for olio hund-
O re! and flfly guests. ,
: Valentine's day was observed on
Thursday ly several' luneheons
and evening parties. This is tho
only day in the year set aside for !
t.lio full play of the emotions.
and token3 of regard, bring' happl
uesirto many poor and rich alike.
A number of affairs have been
planned . for AVaslilnglon's birth
day Which occurs i.m Friday c-f j
.1.1 1, 1..,,... ft, i...- ic
Ington tea which will be given ort
Thursday for the public at ,h.
.Methodist church l.y the Wash-
Ii.gton Parent-Teachers' a.s.socia- ,
lion and the Colonial luncheon glv-
1. v the Daughters of the Anieri
Revolution al tbe Presbyter-
inn elini ch on l-i-lilav ill , o . , ,. I
anil l-'.lks-dance, on Friday.
Tin- linliilays that occur next
month are St. Patrick's day. which
fills on tlu 17th and Kaslcr.ou
iuiulnv, MnOa .Villi, ft
o- u
.Miss Mi-I'll H..ti"-s
Yolentine's Party.
Mel'l-
Utile Miss Mury-I.i. uisi
hose was n charm Q hostess "u
Thursday for a A al.-ntlne's .1 ay ,
dinner party, given at the home
of her parents, .Mr.ynl Mrs. R. K.
MeKlllose.
A large Vne d','.Mat',d with red I
andy In-art.M ii nani' iiled lb" w- j
i.r ot tlie tain', inner lavota
id her fuvot-hwii
eeplngwllh.ho occailon,:
ced.
Oi.e,,s who eiij.iM.1 ,!:, affair
ere: Virginia Hammond. Mary!
O AnilOales, ltetly-.laiio I', lining-j
Ui. Jen
i-anette l''lclds. Dorothy l;ur-I
g.-Es. .lean Platl. l.allierln.yj lead.
.leanette Kilns. Janice Sclli".J. and (
lenattl .lli'l.llti'se.
' II iKiiliiicii anil llojul -Veiglitiors
Mini lh.iiiuet. Thursday
The Modern Woodmen assisted
be the Itoyal N.-lglil.oi-s celebrated
tin. re-ileeorallng of their hall last -M ,. i 1 crue ts to the commltteo before
Thursday evening with a covered Mr. Stein. Fnteruilns - Wednesdey.
dish dinner. The dinner was splen-j -hi--l Folks Circle. A f0alui'.,i 0f n,c. meeting will be
dill, there were 13,. present and! The .lust Folks Circle of the j ,)(, rou al) 1, IR.iibcr answer-
ei'eryou,! was enlliilflasHe over lb,' l-'lrt M. I-:. Church loci ut Ihe' , ., ..i"..,.!., ' r,.w .,,.i-ilw nn bis.
-'-pear e of- .he hall with j bene of Mrs. Kr, P. Stone. iS .1 to her , Z
Us new seats, drapes and ucuulirul j West b'econd slreet, Thutsdoy uf- ( .... , vtate a
vails. !t.rnoor., February 1Mb. Willi Mrs. j M' r chanter chall -
After tbe dinner and n social ill. H. P.obbins alstant hostess. !,.; Jf 'tl',0 Vorcl gn relations com-
hour t.oih order v .-nt Into s.-s-I Twenty memhers and one vlrltor ' ...n- n,,., .
sion: lite Ko.vill Aelgnoors llllli-'ll- ;
li'g n class of eight, seven fur j
Meilford and one for Talent camp. !
n hlcli cumu whs giiesi of hon jr al i
the meeting. Ashland was also I
t --i eseiiieu III lllu c.u.iu.
The Woodmen elected the fol
lowing delegates to the cunly
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."onveiition Gordon Ttout. Wynu
nioId. u."jnnlo llos' ncrnns. V. A.
H uodO 'Job Taylor. Lawreuct!
on the 2Sth Die Woodmen' will
,ave u class adoption. .candidates
belnc from Ashhrsd. Talent. Gold
1HII ni.,1 f,.rlf...M
tv... i;,.vni v..i,.i.i.,.r !..-..
' ; paring a play to ho fe-iven near ;
iMn...i, i,
Kast Side Circlo
w m , .
The Kast Side circle of the l'irst
M. K.' church, will' meet w ith Mrs.
funnier. U1 Kast Ja
!(lnv .....,,.. M
kson, Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. J. A. Daron
;inil Mrs. lloscboroutfh will have
charge of Ihe' i.rOKram. Visitors
:nlwys welcomO
. JI.
The l'liscllla Circlo of the First
XT..t,,,rf. i.,,.l. ...Ill ...nl ... , !
w ' O" ' 1
Kugagentont Announced
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iuiiu.u. X.....1..11I1U ...1.
. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. War-
royjjvnrd," Hollywood, California.
:',Q,
V. 1 , .,(
dilU!;hlpl. Jullc j.0SP. IO Theron !
Potter Hooker, second son of Mr. !
mid Mis tiavtoii Wnllrf Hooker,
o. I
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Jllss Warnoek Is the nle.-o or
Mr. and Mrs. Porter .1. Neff and
Mr! and Mrs. tleorgc li. Canode, of
tllia cllv
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'fltiii-Ail from "f.VrvnUis TliurKthiy.
tlll'f'
whre Ihcy
iiUvnOvd ,Uu- Urt-rjoii -
lSt;it(l MruhuiiU usociation. The I
KMipiiitlnn. Tin. !
onV"ntiim wttH livui -under i -
dir(.,.lJun nf lho sr.i,(V 0f com-i
iiht'cc of Plio oi t-Kun. Siati clleKO. j
IjCvtur(,s UIul pnfBmn1H aonK con-
s,rut.tiV), ihifR .of modern lucn.-hun-
and buHlnoHS men of tho nortlO'i..w li.,n..vett riehnol.
,wcst. After the close of the eon-j
j vent ion, Mr. and Mrs. MQ-ker
drove to Portland for n visit with O "Tragedy of tho Tarfs'-' PlnyJniem'1 ,,. meetg a,Xhe Y Q 6 Among the many iQ-alw In lion
friends before retumlus to Med-,,y boy or fourth, fifth hnd slxtlQCt a. - rooms. All mmliersaiHl I ol-' -xlrs. ltllea during
. -., . grades Koosevelt -school. any women interoBtcii' ill Y Y o liter sjtoruvlrit In McWoru. were a
.Mrs. U. U. Ellitl7 Is spcmllng i ."".'"L w" ,VZ "I Y" ! urSeU to ho prosenh ' lyP by -Mra. Hbockk-y and
few days In ForllanOvlsltlng re.la,
Uvos .indfrlcmls. -,. , . Q
Vul. inline Pan y by '.'ft
Miss Jean Itloo '
Miss .lean Rive gave a party for I
twelve of her glvyrlelids Thursday j
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evening at' her nome. 823 Taylor
served rcfrcshmeiUs.
The guests had
tune.
Those present Vivoror Dorothy
;Gore, Kva Peterson, tlem? tjiilsen-
' berry. Khirley tu'ford, Calllerlne
Chaney. Bvolyn Merman, Jojxe
: Banish, Juno Houghtojr. Maxlne
Inman, Evelyn RobhiEcjr:, Leota I
Roberta.
I Eve Benson Academy
1 Has Jic w Class. j
The acrobatic class for children j
a-eaooiny lasi i-iiuaj, was '
tended by enthusiastic youngsters'.
.. i.-.i.i.... ..-nu n ...1
Ih-t pupil- r the school.!
With n he near Wturc. it I. ant lel
'' "' another anno "neement
recurdinB ihe preg-1
"-f " . .. uvu t . ' -
interest adults.
Ai'S. Kensou liay
fad ye:0'- 01
cm., rn-iic. 111 ne, .0. 111 i.g
.'Xiii-rteiie In
leaehliiR in varloufVi'ies and
been .-neeesf ul owiiik to her iut-
toial aplitude and love ot lho urt
1 .1.. .
lier pupils will .-main be seen
In recital atft Hunt's Cralei lan '
'during tile liiontli of April, when
; some new numbers will also be
' renilercd.
h.r Tea Honoring
. .,..,. Ithl v.
Uneolu s blrlhdav was obs-rved
......ft,,.. .1,,. ...,-,. 1. .t a.
I,,., silver Tell, liehl III Hit- I.lll.
coin school. A very fine progrum
uiis rendered as follows:
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i' ' Miss' Tnt-K'O-,
.,,. -SJ . . -t'' Philippine li-innus. He win-
J.na L,ltst.r ,,,vo'ircc roaUl.1Ss. j? ''r.''eT to"' ne'Two
M,s8 curry's 3A's a song. , n'"' " d cx"otl" b" ' "
R.-ailing bv Su.ette titennett.
......... .-.,r.. ,. cr.r.-,.,
.-r,K, (.,.,.fL.ct Tribute" wusrt.-ad
,,v Tu,.,..;. j ., ,yvM.
. 1, ,-,,,,.,- ,,ri,.,- u-hleli i-i-fi-csli-
ni.-'nis of lea and waters were s. r-1
ve-l by Mrs. Klein and Mi's. I'ierei
A social nine was enjoyed by
ill. About thlr:v meniliers being I
,,...,,,. '
wei o prtsem. i
.Mrs. Georgia 11-lloway In charge
of dcvotlonals chose for her tbonie
Prlnclplus or Habits'" and road '
from tbe 5th chapter of Ma-'thcw.
VI ..a It. .1.. ...... .. l VV. ....... '
Mrs. llolirway also lead In K"er.
Foil. .wing the business meoting
Mrs. O. O. Iluinp'iiroy. of the en-;
tcrtalument coininitloc pres-jntud;
Mrs. SKims who gavo a very in-
f-resting article oa "Smurt SobrI-
Wa.shliu.ton Ten " .
I-'witt ,r .pi.i W....L-
' Tl... IV.......!..,...... 1.n.u,.I.Tm,.l.
.. ...in i,'ut .1...1.. ....ni ..... i 1
tho recreational hall of the Metll- j
odlst church 011 Thursday, Febru-; tiers association convention In Chi
I ary 1, at :i o'clock. A wood pro- jcjiko and .Mrs. Koozer visited rcla-
j Biam will be givoQby tho pupils
: ana oiner tai?nt. aii inoinera anu
friends aro cordially iiulled.'
O.vwo.1 Statu t'ollesio C1..6 .
Will lect Moiulay ' j
Thc Oregon Slalo College club i
will be entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ueauinolit JX-l,osh. j
vy South Holly street, Monday
evening. Tho business meeting Willi". . 1 y-e will be group leader.
l.n ( U ..-..I....1, -..!-
lowed by bridge.
"Tlie social commllteo will in-lude
Mr. and -ilrs. Harold Wood. Mis
Henrietta Eckstein. Miss Josephine
. ' . . .. .
snnw ant. air. ami -urs. jl. uvi.im.
V
Mrs. Myra Kins and daughter
Juno returned to their homo In
ih.,i,i-hii vniis i-'i-uinv after . a '
week's visit at tho home of Mrs.
King's itcr, Mrs.iK. C. Fergu- !
son.
-m
son.
k'niimlnw' nf I kltuttfl t
Uv IMronl-Tcarhcrs '.VsMirv U011 !
i' riua 1 ifvtrii 1:11;. rruiuiu t in, mv
Parent-Teachers' circle of Medford
observed .founders' day with a
! joint meeting at the 'Junior high ;
'Jiidiool. !
j ne lonowing pi-ogriiiu .uif.,
much enjoyed l.y a large altenil-
.-Oregon" ltoys' and eWW
L.i t. i,',nin.. .i..v. umIki..!
A iSonfr, "Family Tragedy" Thorn-
llarvy. Jnokson 8clnol.
M..nriiiimn.f HI hovit Oiid
Sonp-(iroitp of Hi boys OnO
giriH, .Vaiiinguni sciiooi.
; l.ndiiiHft-.SuKuttoQtt;niictt, Lin-
Culn school.
- Minucttc- Shclhy twins, Jackson
acho'd.
Musical reading- Jean Coffeen,
.Washington school.. .
. h;a ph.lMliy mke wa ,0-n.
f., '..,. -L BuvMona Wlnster.
; Lincoln school. -
All adjourned to tho Inurnment.
wnero coriiio. cake ana sanuwieuea
were served by Mrs. Itoberls, Mrs.
ti r.ti- ch. Mrs. ll'Alb ill. Mrs. llro-
Dietrich, Mrs. D'Alblnl, Mrs. Uru
phy and Mrs. K. tialto.
Keivilt Itrlile- llolloretl
Inl'i rinan TO.
Airs, fllenn Laid ley. a recent
hlidi! wus honored guest tit nil In-
.M,i,,vi,i,.;fol'm!'1 i ",11 hwcr Klvo" u'ie to. , the hostess scrred retresh
tnjojnoit ,j,u.ri jus,, Jessie Me Mven luenls.
I at lho Schiller tnlartmenis on Hal-
' in-due nflei-luion.
uues' inciuoci
L-nldleyi' frs, nieini
Nile Glfford. "JMra' Homer Unstln.
Mrs. Ray Hendeinon, Misses Ester
i Mct'ollum, Yvonne Smith and
Marlon Briggs.
... ,,,
,.,, -n
ZrTTVoo and Mrs.
Vv,i..i-.i,....l tbe
Ipntrol of tbe Daughter of thoitho devQIonal exorelsos. Mrs.iK"'" engagemci. .
. ' . ... ,,..,1 n-..illiinili ,-,.7;ii.. . vi he vlce-ineslilcnl tl
...w.. . .-..
Holland Tues-
- rt CBrnatiorC? ond v.
t)
dinner.
alentlne
the tabl.M
- .,.,... , f..,v.VChudney loo'a chnreo ..r tl... nrn.
in .,. u... 0,. nf tho hotel.
hotel.
High tenro for' ' ? evening; 'was
' i liuld by Mrs. Hutlci, Jlrs. tlilbcrt
, land Mrs. rorrtey '
I""! invited kuSIs for the evening
Q'"5 JV , ,. .. ' .' '
v,.',.';i M,',ii-ni,.i- and'
.'""."!' - . " -v'"-'"-. "'-,
le l..ti.cn.
The Degree of Honor Protective
association will nl Friday evcO
11I11.-. February 7:3U. in Mod-1
w. ..I....... Ii,.ll
.11 1
I.-. ..r.w.ui a irnnil urn-
till Illi-ltlWVI O
-ram will be given.
c
Mr. Anderstui Sjiils w
For Honolulu. .
I. F. Andeion. father of Mm.,., ny7 . Vonurco .
r ...w.,i, 1. 1
II. K. Nordwiek left last week. fori". . , .
months,
Oihililul fii.i.eli'-oi. Ilonorlns
Wahliicfti'M Itlrthduy.
Z. ,.yJ , . ,
The . ;oionlal luncheon
intal event' of tlie CruQ'
tjike
ci,'oit"i D. A. It., will be"-glve'iij
nt
the Piesbyterlan t-liurcli Friday,
February lho t'Snd nt 13:110.
M.,l.,.i-i, nn, uu, .l I,, i.hni.e
,..,. ,-,.11.., . f..,- II,. ,. melees ini.t
Jtct
', ' -f
Miss Porter II. Arvn
l or "t hill I'm-tj"
A very enjoyable affair ai a
"chill Party," given by Miss Mar-
tuerlte Porter at 'her home on
Pino street. Saturday, February
i'.n.
Tho evening was spent In dan-
ting and playing novel games. At
j Kocuers Jtotnm Homo
UxU'imImI Trip. j
Mr. ntiil Mi-m 1. ' ...... 71.
irAtlirnnH thfd ..oolr f....... .... ..v-
teinici nbs........ m..
Koozer attended tlie National Can-
I "ves in Stockton, t'al
-M
Ciw.l.p Mei.tlu
Deliihiiin Kim-Ii.Ii-
Tlie Delphian chapter groups
will meet on Thursday and Fri-
day of this week. Mrs. Myron
Koot's group will meet al ' the
home of Mrs. Charles Hubert IL'J
. Mistletoe street on Thursday. Mis.
M.-C l..l.n ...A...U
Inieet at the home of -Mrs. w-
! Campbell Sim Kast Maliistrect on
Friday. .Mrs. Don Lowry will bo
group lender
St. Valentino's I.nii.i. f
.. . .
-nj"KWO Kvent.
Tho St. Valentine's dance spoil-
sored by the lluslness and Pro-i
fessloiml Women's club in thn iii-i. !
entnl Hardens on Thursday eve- i
hig wius attended by n record I
le.oy.. 1 no nan was attractively
ut cor.it ot u lili red nancr r renin.
t-Q l.n...
The blithiinv of Oif.... unc nn
luiLuiLun in inn npupniinw i
"Happy Clrthdav QegonV gleamed
in shining letters from an immense
birthday card located on tho atagu
close by an Immenso red heart.
i.iusic. was lurmslicd' by Don
. riovosl s elght-piecu orcllestra.
JJ'" MaEire of Portland O.;-'
Will 8e Guest Here
j . AUss MkIo Miigiiirt'O natlonttl
1"WI,lfib,!i:.1,n, 01 1110 . C.
, '.V " 111 irit' m .Mt'dlord Moui iuv.
February 18 to spend a week with
thu.loci.1 assoclalion.
Miss Miicnlm will moel wlih il.o
board members; jit the V. V.Q C.
. club rooms Monday -afternoon
..iv. sue will later meet- with
Jtl,0.V"ioiw omillltteoa of tho a-
snclalion,
5n Thursday afternoon. Feb
ruary 21, at 2:30: .there will be n
(V simclal Invltatliiir Is rvtellihiil l.i
those. nieinbefs who havo' lieen nc
llvo in tlie 'lot as wo foel certain
Miss , Magiiiro will present many
things ot interest.
1 4
Business Meeting
Rowena Clrole
The Itowenn Circlo of the Yeo
men lodgo held their business
meeting lor February at the home
of Mis o. Uldrldgo Wednes
day afternoon, February fl. After
the business mutters were attend-
I Thd social nit-ellug for February
will he held m lln, l.,.n, np
i. r.i ... 1 f. i- . . V .
,. 'i Oi,v - "'"'JSiK'U- 8 I'eatty street.
) nesdaiOevenlng February 2
Mrs. V. U. WJK'Ckenbttsli and' Mrs.
j C. C. HarwoW will -he th hont-
esses for this meeting.
-
I ... v- i . u. meet
; n ti.,,.....
i Thp w r t t- tu. - i'" regular session Trldoy, Febru-.,.,. nronrnm.
afternoon s ,T ! Tct'J?, " S''lh hi ."T"1- ''i ' "
. nresidnnt fvu f is ir.....i.
j " oods ri-odlug the Iweuty-thlrd
i t'sulnUand Mia. Fields offering
I prayer. q
Alter lite business session Mrs.
. - - .iuiii. uiiiing as nor subject
1 --"enarusnip, sno gavn a very
I W'lpful talk on thn duly of tithing. interesting o
.MrH - -MclJotiald read "A Wonder- Bcoullng und
! f"' Trip," by Hilly Sunday, and;"' for. nirls
titled. iMonev Talks: WI..-.I rwft.V
11 Ka;Vio You?" The inigraiu
closed hv sliming "When Chris!.
Mans learn how to Tlllw, "
1 lln next meeting, held February
- S. 'lll be of especial Interest. A
'"" program 111 lienor or
1 1 1- 1 ..... . 1
I a h II 1 1) IM I Ml M Itlrllll 11V ItWi. ..hitm
. . ' I
s
JL1 ,l Hi'lut! as leader.
.UiKhments will bu aerved and a;Tay powdblc. O
eordial liivitation la given to all: 'COH"lltecs were alao apiiolntotl
j w' can aticml. to reimburse thn much depleted
M !Tt..".J i treasury and to eare for the on-,
A ......
collt-Ced- for the'm
. ciiai l., nir 'n.i..i. O"0i- nnd i Miiniy council dut-n te:
2 WiVu Is b?;"' ffvdge tnade for tboj
Charles A. Vng and Mrs. Myron 1'1""'1' lo"!1 ""' 'V Qr
B. Root at lho home of Mrs. Ilnol
jon Htimnill avenuo. Tiny Mexican
potl-ry used as Individual nut!
,'.ii,-i r.,.-,,.u ni.. 1
I depleting various kinds uf cnetur
li polled cactus as a center
! I'l'l'o helped to eniry out lho ilea
Uti-t ld-a. Indian pottery was also
, '" ah bridge piizilH.
I TJl gnesls present
included
j MrY Charles (ioff Thompson. Mrs.
-Frank C. IHIIard, Mrs. Dave Wood,
Jlf. Vera Marslinll, Mi's. Ilawles
j Mooro and Mill. Ilaold (J. Wlnu.
' '
oipuiica unio.
I At n m",:li," vt 'tho fJf
! -if0"1, "Jul' IteW rchruary Hth
at Hotel Medrord tho. chamber or
. "-- w k'vk
1 ,0 ""'to with tho club and oilier,
'service clubs of the cliy In tho,
building of a community club,
house. And as plans must he
perfected lho Greater Modford:
; club adopted the following rcsoiu-
.tlon: Under duo consideration, the
t Greater Medford club postpones
its drlvo for funds In order to
cooporale . with the chamber of
honoring their son, ltoy Wakefield,
sui.-smoti of tho Associated Oil growth of yoJ plants. These of-1 valentines, with ribbon streamers.
Co.. of tills city, Willi a surprise (, ,nny a.lvanlages. Start your ! Tho guests each drawing one. The
birthday party. Music was turn- plants In them, and then sot out j Ladles' (Juartet sang u number up
lshe.1 l.y som of the guests, and pot alu) au am sc0 what happens, j predated by all.
tables uf bridge and Dou woro n u,S way you can havol Dululy rerreshmenls of hearts
played. Lunch was served, assist- blooms five or six weeks earlier' 00(1 tarts with teiQ.ere served by
ed by Cora Pawnll and Anno by planting in these pots in a ; 1,10 hostess. Mrs. i.rlmes. as-dslcd
Wakefl.-lil. the table docorothis sunny w indow now. setting he ! ''' Mrs- lOlllot, Mrs. Imnkeu and
being carried out In Valentino suu- j p.ns "in a box. not touching Oiv-!w,'s. Jewell.
Bcsllons. O lever, because your roots might, Thn,e iiresent were: Mesd1111.es
Ater uiitlnight many happy re-'
turns ot tho day were extended;
February I 111. being . tho birth- garden tools together und redeem ; "leason, H. it.tearns. W. War
day. them from neglect, repair, dam-! m'''' M"h I'aU r. Nell Johnson,
Guests i, .eluded: Mr. and Mrs. ' age and g.-vthem ail nicely ready !!" '' I'V,'K, ' ' 2-- t"'Rer,
Darley SJa-id, Mr. and Mm. Herb fnrusc wOn tho lneadoiy lark ''"""" Mrnber, Paul On-tin, Win
Alford. tea Claudia Kluni, Wm. bogO calling vou from the near-: f',lni'1k'' l,,'lla si':ul'- :- Smith,
P. Stewart. .Miss Vivian Coss, est telephone pole, advising you trohnielr. W. P. Crimes,
('buries Wi.Wi.ri,. 1,1 nu.l M.-u ... ,..,... 1 . 1 1 1.. t.U.V TOX, M. l.Illotl, C. C. llUllkell,
ltoy Wnkefleld. Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Cosi Lewis Uashaw. Cora Pow-
ell. Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Wakc-j
;flold.
I '
iCopco Girls Give
Valentine Party
M 11,11 J'l'SBy Ulnh. a loriner em-j
lloyeo or 'I he California Oregon i
'"ewer eoinimnv. was guest nfjj,,,, cindJrellas", by HeleiMlor- i
'"mm' '"rj1 Vnlenlliio luncheon g,.t,aii
IP'""1 ' wi
Wtlotl t, llio iMoutin'! llotul
Vl'lmruilnv mmii fluu I tli.n l i Cnr.i
iantl MAs Carol ly actt'a ;ik
!" w leutlfi;ll'y Ucn
ir.-nu-oot n mm iuv uttiniun
ae.d tie
VO In llllliiu mwl
led C'l 111 til i'UJH. i
Mi88 (Jinn was nri'SMntoii withQii
nttractlv. vcnu'inbrniuc kIH from i
tho sills ot the Cnpiu Forum.
.
Mill ford ill-Is -
lieavo for Visit
Mrs. II. II. Ortnllicr euierialned i
a group of friends with an Informal -
card parly on Monday evening lion-!
orlmr her two nieces. Misses Tlllie :
' "ni1 Martha Wolff, who uiiike their
I homo at the' ttuuther residence.
Tho Misses Wolff left Tuesday
'nlng'tor aiQextended trip losing of tho ltosoburg, KlamHli
-Norll) Dakota, , They will go
itola, .. 1 lley will go uy
the southern route, where I hey will
visit their father,-John Wolff.
Informal Tea ' '
Honoring tluest.
Mrs. i;harle A.UVlug, at tbo homo ;
of fl-s. Hliockley on KlnVstrcel,
a dinner given by Mrs. Frank O.
Dlllard at lier honie on Hummlt.
aventie; a brldgi- lunehoon glveir
by Mrs.. Charles-' Ullbort
' and
dJniier nt Weusku Inn.
Tho
guests Im-llldeil MrOX"'"a
b, Dr. and .Mrs. Md. -Mek-
W. Doe
ley.'M.'. and -Mrs. F. C. Dlllard,
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mulholland,
n.- i.-a i ii iiiuin.n.i Me
Dr. and Mrs. I. D. inslleep, jir.
and 'Sirs.- Charles Whig, Mr. nndjt1(! seventh chapter,- tlio New
Jis. Howard Sel.oifel, Mr. and Africa. u O
-Vfrs. Jbeland Mentner, Mr. and Mrs. Thero will also ho election of
EarlOiay, nnd Mrs. C. xOlUns. i officers. Conic nnd bring a 'trlcnd.
A delightful iircnkfast was glv- (
I'll ill IMC I loiei . ,.i. u ioi u tiy ..lis.,
,.. - Col-l.B'S of sweet peas ..nil
U,,. - . were found at the places
of titfli of the guests..
-
Jackson Parent Teachers .
lias Meeting Friday. . . ,
, ... . .-- - -
I The Jackson school P.-T. A. met
allertnno. uusonl u
Waltertniio. absent bocuimo of n
he vice -iireshlciit took the chair
and Ihe fteetlnt; proceeded.
The a-Tv cIhhh naiig- hreo covnh
MiaQey hud leailiv during
rimry und UHeiL for .clatirwm
use for cla-ttirjpiiii
work. v
Miss Ileleno Wlllsou gave an
interentlnr clvlca talk on tilrl
Hinted that Seout-j
O'h bccrtinlnK very
n . i popular and much deniunded: that
PrMi:drurrt Seoul troop . hudO"11-!
grown their nuarlers: Ih:
iwii their quartern; that it wfT
very niiieh dUrca that the J'.-T. chilli nie liuinriiiug Qprugram
A.'h of th cliy punHnr tho inove-juf dueatlon, itujHtlngTfr n mlH
tnt nt und ufd in thin voluablo , mIoii uludy elaO O bo held In, th
0'lt.
The OHKocIiLtlnn annolnted a
, .
l........lil.n ..I.I I.. th. ('.(
Ho-hinnt work and co-uiteralij in unv!
j i.iiMiiiii tt-u i M in r j .
terialnlnir oft thn DadJU-s on March
icriaimng ott tno vuiulwh on jiurcn
.I15. ..... J
count the silk Xing went to MIsTTciei
I Jei-s'o ..uov.iv. iis room.
-i"er an eiso smu ami none in.... n..u. n...o ...
the meiilliers wore dlreeled to the'uort of oil tho members.. At
primary room, where they were
j gr. en rei"ieshmeiils, 'proMded und
Heried
by the teachers of the
Hcliool.
Tho parenls "lowed ' they
were tho best.for a "long spoil
Sintii (innlen Ouh
Plan Joint Mi.t-liiir. '
Husle liest soys: ' '
"I will sing of I-'ehr'uary,
"l ho tlio world's still whllo with
snow; '
There Is something seem' to tell
mo, " :
'Winter's packitiR up to go."
And then aguln tvo remember
nmui n niii.- j ..um n 1.111-
tK' ounics, can sprliiB bo far be-
hind?"
February Is, tho mont lilo Man
your garden If you are to Bt.
returns In April, May nnd lulor.
- Fow seeds can bo planted out -
tide this month, hut don't for -
i'det your sweet peas. If you did
- not plant them Uu.t fall, get. them
lu right 'trB'ay,
w,ic, will momoto I ho early
mix.
Thc-ro Is vet time to get vour !
winter has wrought In your ragged
look'ng garden. I
Three books vou might well'
!re-id theso long evening nnd which
j O.1 W greatly benefit tho amateur !
aro mentioned In Hcvr Flowers.
'rr
Magazine. "Tho iQriTn Lover'
,y I,. H. Italley; "The P.ook of
ih,.m" i."t. v T!n-iiwi.ii- Cm--
am t 10 Toses vou rfn nlan for
VnllP nrh.n f.hnni.1 Uc nlnni.Ml
. . .'
:, n .t.n.
1 ' n.t...u na..i nt.i.i.i.. Di.,...i.i i... aiJiv.no ui 'iiir iin'ir in'mniott. nnfn
. ni.,,,,,.. ,iviu..a'.n...l
c... it I. ....I. ..
.
; phur sprav. r
Watch your delMniiiis ior slugs.!
Mr. 7.eo. mown ot lho forest
i-oservlsts will ho with us a
th later and show ua wljuro the
bout iO"l are; wild things that
Brow in tho wooda and can bo
transplanted to our gardens.
Another int-Qsling event which
Mrs. Swlgert saya will take place
eve-isoon will ho a got-togethei- meet
rails, jtcru.v nnu .Hi-uiwu vitimv..
tubs.
All Ciiirden club members' and
flower lovers should plan to at
tend this meeting,
O-f-r .
Sociaf Events of
Church Societies
; : O
Mrs. 8weeney Will Entertain .
Missionary 8ociety
Tho Wcman's Missionary Society
of ll.iQ'rosbytcrlnn- church will
hold lis regular 'February mooting
at lho hornn of Mrs. Ralph Bween-
1128 West Main street Tuon , vu 110 f maKlng oveVfenrmmtt,
,av afternoon. lOnruary 111 at 2:lJB-;!,u'V,,1ll1,r' dy"iM, u"'1 lrcelnw.- - ,
...... hi.... VI..I.... I Making o tailored garniontr
...v ock. uiiH Nic b0l w llS'ev!ew
u, II 1I. I lll
Have Me.-ll..B - ' ' -
The w. II M. t. of Qe First
IM. 13. church held an Interesting
! session Tuesday afternoon at -the
.ihome nt Mrg. Wm.' Campbell on
EastOlaln street. Mrs. tv. Walker
l iusiiiain Htreei. .111 a. .. . v, uinui
pre!(,j over the bi)slneiNf"lrt of
es. mother of Rev.
tviiiond Roes, led tho Oiud
Roes.
J, ni'i-lnil. trlvlne (be ebnnter review
. f10l study book. " ' 'J
Mm. y. L. LeoiOd cftilucteiS
devotionaln.
.'amphell,
The ImntfCKeH. Mm. i'
Mi-h. Koppen,' Mm. Hnill
M,-H. Koppen,' Mrs. Kmlley. Airs.
Lyman, served sandwIeheH, cake
and coffee at the conclusion of the
progrum. ' ,
-
Mission Study t'la.
lQrejitilpt
"Mir woiTP-n of thn nHxHlnnary
mn-liV J( the l'lrst (MiriHtian
leeturo 0m of thn ehureli, with
a1 Mrs. Maybtllo '-iureh aa ln-
leeturo tQnt of tho
' Mrs. Mavbello fA1
- .
. rm .
u ..nf
O Im lOiined -thoM theso
cIuhsch oiiu night aUeek forOi
conecutUo weeks, beginning onl
Monday evening, I'cbruary J nt '
7:30 o'clock. O
Theso inecthigfl ore open to i
Tlies.i meetings ore open to
ineniberfi of tho church nnd ns
can, should bo in nt-
teudfinec -
This society, auxiliary to tlie
Ol'tilted Christian Mlsslunnry ".
. nf 1 ml in nil tii-l In. Is a vital
agency In thn life of the church
present there Is a niemberslilp of
mcr tin. with tin nverago i"1'1"1
unco of .ubout .10 at tno regular
monthly liiis.llngs, wineli nro iicm
on tho first Tuesday of each
month,
preparations are under way for
lho World Call hiitt'iuel, to bo
given In tho near future. Tills
Is for the purposo of stlmuliitlng
Interest in "World Call," maga
itlno, tho orflnial publication of the
united society und to eccuro now
subscribers.
Mr, firin.es ILw-tt-ss , .
t,n.ll.-4' I'll.lo C'las
Tho Ladles' Hlblo class M the
Federated church of Culitral I'olnti
bold their class puny lust Wednes,
day at the homo of Jlrs. C,
Grimes. Tho President. Mrs. Hoy
1 Nichols bolng absent on account
iof the Illness of Mr. Nichols. Hi.,
Mrs. Paul Martin acted ta that
I capacity. After tho reading or tho
lumuius, mi. e uiuv.
offered
hugo valentine basket filled witli
Frnest Kcnmcs. J. M. Johnson, K.
''- l'l'orsehuk, K. V. Faber. 13. It.
' . "suit. II. P. Jewell, I.. C. j
l"'"J11'1' ""' Kt'v- ' -M- Joh-Q-n. ,
A'i "ent homo feeling tli.ifter-1
l""i and looking roi-
1 "nJ,'.' J,'""5' of ,lu'u sucil' 1
1
T'" Crn,cl'
iOa Guild of tho 1
1 resnytorion church will meol il
l,0io of Mrs. Tollefson, cor-
'"T Ceneva and Minnesota, to-
,,,u"u"- uigiu at eignt ociocu. 1
Aim. Kthul KlnlBher will ronil a ;
i....n.. .el.nk. ...in .1 1
itldiv as revonlmi in nni.f..v thriil.t.. ...m in..i...t n .nr.
th,
irch. Mi'inbiM-s nro rcqupntcd
and thread to rmnnlrln Din wnrlt
bt'irllll ItlKt llltrllm fm tli.1 I-li-If.
..i Cuiiim- h..i.iii. m.i. I
foil conwy
'
' f i II'I
lit-!'"I5S CflrrOll W til
Supervise New Course
. . - , J Point organisation,, which was cs-
Medford High SchoolltilMM,K(l not only to bring about'
Improvements' for the city ' Itself
; - . . . but also to cooperate Willi Med-
.. :. ' ' J nil and Asliland, and other south'-
of orZr wrsz?:'r rKOcMca ,av,nB 8UCh tiV:
Ih'r'n't'r.i.'O'r1' T,"'S'?; U"llt''- r Final'" Plans for tho entertain- ,
i-ntt Tii i U,C. M!11",lll; c;"-;lme,it and box social wlU comP
roll. This coins ccan bo elected .... , ........... ., t , ..
-
by any girl
This course should be a necessity
to every girl because It enableH her
to make herself more charming
and personally nllracllvo, a goal
for whelli every girl strives. .
This course offers tho following:
Clothing selection, Including the
wluAv and colnparison of home
tiiaue and ready-to-wenr gartni.'nt.H.
Fuudamoutn minclplcs of dress
making. J
Color and. color- combinations,
design nnd appropriate O'et'iB
for all occasions. .
Value of making ovoMgarmetita
jkiiiff ot tailored gai-moutH,
ueTras HktnV builH and eoal.s..
UarnieutB for gruiluntlon and
bnecalauQiilo.
Ici'Hona biidu'otH for bik'h Kcbnol
slrls nnd 5Oj!nlons as to the
ne,eeKHiy expenditure.
Study of home deeoralion and i
..I.. ... , ., .are, only Clgm . ooiiara per yt-ui,
hon, mr'atra "'ft' libio ..uarterl y. The peoplepf
own
Min-ri-41 rt a .wt,,ls u.ninci aro laRine uuvuiiuik-c
used In the makin gof our inaK-
Hall .V
Present-day construction of our
materials In comparison with that
of ancient tlmufC euch as spinning
- Nfand wcnvlng.
I Htudy of ndulterallons of mato
rials and ho.v to detect Ihem. .
- f Lnelures unit diMcussioiVou per
sonal, unu iiuuiiii ujgie muQieiv
cunvcnlioiiB und court-Vies. V
From thn study or thebo dlt(e&
out phimcR a girl in enabled W1
makn her own clothing, select
proper ready-to -weajL garmontH,
know proper eolorf amW-rdtu e'Qi
bluntioiiH for hcntelf, her homo and
meniherH iff lier hou-ehnlil.
Nlii'omon to reaHxo the high
plane
i v'OfAviiUii a nome ean
...
iiiaintalnedTT'd i in ennhled M
make It a bapprn- home.
A Rlrl. after compiling the
clothing eiuro, has tbe Hatlnfuo
tion of Knowing bow to be appro
jirlalely ilreMHed for utl occaKlonH
ami It Inn tires tier hnpplucmj by
giving her neif-confidence.
Rogue River
Academy
' ' . . ContrlliuKsl)
Wf wore glad lo welconiu Miss
Margaret Ilorlng hack Into our
midst lust Mini, lay. Miss Uorlm;
has been absent for several days
on account of her mother's Ill
ness. Mr. W. H. Hunch, cluitiiiiaii of
lho hoard of trustees of Itoguc
Itlver Acudeuiy, uddri'ssed lho stu
dents Monday al tho chapel hour.
He gave tl very InicreHlliig nuJ
hoMil'ul talk on study, which was
belief iclnl to all.
The, seniors have o.';uni(.Ml the'r
class. , They uro -eltlng rcudy tot'
their big cvelil. gvuduallon.
Friday thu school all went lint
side und spent a period In physical
tralnlug in the bright sunshine.
Everyone enjoyed It.
UNIVEHBITV OF Gil EG OX,
Vob. 1(1. (Hpoclan Tho resolu
tion against university women
smoking In public whlchMnis re
cently passed by the Women's
league, has boen approved by the
heads of tho women's organisa
tions. This resolution was pre
sented b;el-:dllb llodgo uf Ashland,
who Is president of tho Women's
league, .
BIG BOX SOCIAL
FRIDAY EVENING
CENTRAL POINT
CENT11AL l'OINT. Feb. 16-
(Special) Following out. a pro
gram outlined upon tho evening
of Its organization a short time
ago, tho Central Point Chamber
iot Commerce will hold a froo en
tertiilnment and box social next
Kr.day evening ut the high school
auditorium to raise funds to carry
on a. systematic cleanup of- the
city's vacant lots. Tho boa"rd:-of
directors haa been" malting Pro"
lluiinary plans for tho cntortaln-
incnt and a bh-attendanco ' Is
urged from valleyOpminta aa well
M fl.om central Point itself. .- :;
Tho chamber ia hold.ng tho box
a0clal as ID-- first ot lts buslnesa
and social events it has planned
1 or tho coming spring and summer
ni.,1 Is siinriML-11. nalns to aSSUrO
its success. . tW; of tho features
li.r th ivhIm- win include an
old-t.mo fiddlers' contest, In which
mi entrants aro exiiectcd to ake
,,nrt. with over half that number
,iv iv hIch.mI im nit contestants.
. . ,
j pvialnfcly Im so variety . playod by
i. ...... f. m,,ui It. nt.i...n Orocnn.
....... i.nni wnuiora nr tiijll
i 111...... lar. mnria tn
r o.,0
i ford or Ashland irtuiiberof corn-
' lnercc worker to address tho as-
Isemhhige tor 30 mlnutcB or so on
chamber work. -Ql give HUgges-
tons to members of the Central
board of -directors'.' mooting to?
morrow at tho ' Hotel Central,.'
where luncheon v!U bo served at
1 noon.
rno cnamner now nan, oyei; -.y
uiemhers und ls.koeplng in step
with the expectations which had ,
been .made for it at Its; 'inception.'
Menibm shlp- teams ' liavo' been In
ihe tleld mid nro dnllyMUlOrtliiu,
now members, giving assurance
that tho total membership may DO1 .
100 before tlie passage, of another
year. - In vow of- the' recent-organ.
zatlun of tho chulnber.s won
derful work s ulroady bcon ue
compllsbed and much - more-' Is
expected within the near future
Central Point is the third largest
city in tho county, and haS a cfviu
spirit equal to any .clly in -tht
state. Tills spirit will hiQ. ooJ too,
form in' the formation of. -tho
chamber, memberships of which
of this low. price, and as soon as
citizens learn of the bepeflts de
rlvod from the chamber, metn
fiivvhlps will soli moro rapidly
tliuii had ever boen planned.
ART EXHIB1T AT
To art lovers in general and to
thosu Interested In Christian In
fluence upon art. tho reproduction
of famous Ivory carvings gathered
from cathedrals, museums . and
prlvute collections thruout Europe,
Idunc by Crank Miller, Providence
Ithoda Island, which are now be
ing exhibited at. tho Bnedicof Art
shop 011 tho fourth floor of tho
.Medford building will, prove a faa
cimttliig nnd -valuable study.
Not only Is this follectlon !n
tercstlnif from an urtlstlo stand
point but Is a . splendid key to
historical events and political and
social customs of " medieval, and
ancient limes. - ; . ;i-r.-i --.-
A reproduction of- llio cover ot
a ial(er, used by i'rlhcces Mo.
slnda. daughter of King Baldwin
ot Jerusalem, tho- original' of
which was carved Ivory andpre
clous Jewels, is ono ' of tlie most
Inlorcallnpr studies. " Anotborl ex
ceplloimlly beautiful plooo of work
is an Ivory book cover, carved by
Monk Tiitllo, In the ninth cen
tury. The first scenes on this,
represent tho Assumption of tho
Virgin Mury, and tho -second, the
bears bring food and fuel to Ht.
Gall. Tho original ot this Is In
the llbrury of tho monastery of
Ht. Gull, HwHBcrmnd, where tho
artist lived. .
Another Interesting group Is
tho collection of consular dlpthch
leaves, sunt by tho Kolnan em
perors to tho consuls taking of
fice and their friends. It T.as
the Itoman way of passing the ,
cigars nt election tlmo. . Those
leaves . or plaques', hear tho like
ness ot tho official taking office.
Theso aro only a! few of the
numerous productions which nro
woll worth studying. Throo oil
pointings dono by K. D. Carrier
of Rogue Itlver aro also ' on dls-
r'y- ' . "':... '.'.'.''. .
;t n'r
n
n