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Knrnn'nu . rri. 'r,?rmt'P r f ini OltEOOW SUNDAY, MATiCir H, 1029. PAGE FtVT! t-ti y ----- : - - ----- -Q- 'Z "' ' ' i RMd jwsf Society- Gukiml . -i . . TZkbmJjV f fi! . . Irene DcLoih, 328 Sonth Holly S-Phone 390-L or 71 SlWI WT j wni'Ki.v cai.i".ni.u Monday TIlO WlVcS of tllO members of the Koguc lllvcr Goir us- h 4 sociutlou will have a lunch- ! v eon at the Hotel Medford ut V t o'clock. For reservations y phone -7ii-J., .Mr. Hu-lun. Tm'Mliiy 4 Woiiwn'H AMSoultit Ion t'n-s - ! byleiinn church will meet In the church parlors, at 2 u'- ! ! clock. - - ! Women's KureiBtt Mission- 1 ary society of the First Meth- odlst church in the church I parlors. " 1 Jackson County Teachers ! association w-m have a lunch- j K.on in Ashland at the-Ulhia Springs hotel at 12:3U. , Women's Missionary, socle- ; ly First Christian church. r Home of Mrs. I.loyd Wicks. yueen Ann avenue. Wl'lIleMlay, I Kowena Curcle uf the Yeo- man lodge, home of .Mrs. J. J I. Welch. 207 s.'orth l'onch street, 2:30. h C h r y s a 11 themuiu Curclo i- ThlmUle club. Home of Mrs. Uerlha Fenwcll, 223 llealty street. (- u Wednesday Sludy club at it M the library at 2:30.. Thursday I'ythian' club. Home Mrs. C. W. ravls oil Cotlugo ! v atreet. 8 o'clock. lII-TiianBl club of Hie First C'hrbstiau church ( cov- h ered dish luncheon in tho l-eereationfil hall at 0:15. Delphian Chapter meeting 'I at the V. .M. C. A. house at 11:30 a. m. C'arnatlon i-lub. Home of ! Jlrs. John Hubler, Sf.'J Fast Ninth street. Hi 2:30 p. 111. ' Friday Ht. Mark's Guild at 10 a. in,. St. Mark's parish house. . iv. Daughlul-y of Veterans will mccn at the Armory. ( Saturdny Koguo Klver College Wum-4' en's club. Homo of Mrs. T. J. Maluigrcn at I'hoenix at ! 2:30. ; ! ." . f4 Greatcr Medford Club Have Americanization Meeting Tho Februnry meeting of the Ureator Mcdfonl club whs held nl (jis Hold Mcdfonl Monday, Hie 26th. liuucbeou jviim followed by a short -business sossiou. The Cem inuully Cheat was indorsed by tlio club. The following delegates were elected to attend the district con ference of the Federated Clubs of Oregon at Ashland, March Mth and 27th: Mi-h. Fowler, alternate, Mrs.' L. Pennington Mrs. Davidson alternate, Mrs.: Humphreys. Mrs. lirlckei-; alternate, Mrs. 1 Collins. ! Mrs. Chancy, ult'ernate, Mi's. 1 Huhlutrd. deu" and "Can't Remember" were Mrs. Nichols, alternate. Mrs. sung by Miss Allen, accompanied Hales. ' by Miss Snider. Mrs. Ilognii, alternate, Mis. Swl- ,ii.ss Van.Mcler road "A Change gart. ' of Front." .Mrs. Uaiib.v. alternate. Mrs. "Tlio Way of a. Wife" ami "To a Thompson. Little Ilaby.' a minuet, dance by Mrs. Tultlo, alternate, Mrs. Mor- Mar. all(1 claribcth Powell, rick. Vocal solo by Merlin Tollefson, Mrs. Williams, alternate, Mrs.- accompanied by Miss Tobey. tirecu. ( In the absence of Guperintendcnt After a discussion It was voted iie(,,.,.ki ,Mr- -r,iy eVe a most lo continue raid parties to help I instructive nddress on "The Won rnlse money on tho now Conuuuii-; (,,1.ful Al(, Avhluli Wo Are Liv ity Club house. iK." ; The sublect for the .1111 uuei- Ing was Americ.-inlMtion, mm Mrs. Hlivld Honeris was 111 i-iiiiis--ii the iii-egrani. Mrs. Klllott Hut I ler sang. "My tlwu I'nlled Sliil". 1 accompanied by Mis. K- V. Wil liams. Mrs. U'Alblni gave an In teresting talk on "How the I-or-..len.-r AnidvliiK for Citizenship Itet'iirds Us." and Mrs. Rogers com-; pared past' and present ItiimiCTuut , , types -and presented statistics in 11 most cutertuiiilng manner. . ...... i I. W.irl mil II Ol! sir. aim ' . Mr nnd Mi s. u. K- Harkness ot Portland. Mte llnetl elelirules u " ' ' . Ittrtlidii) With Party Mrs J. W. lrii w ciiH'ini'ov" Informally Saturday evening, rem- plimentary to nei iiiiiim... the occasion or, her miuio.o anillversnry. The- table decorations were '" - Tied out in rieorgc Washington mo - t It's, a nillilatliro eueirv 1 e " mented the center or tile lame. Dancing and games were enjoyed dining the evening. Miss Pruett wnn presented with several attrac tive gifts. Including a Vletrolil. Guests included: Mrs. Kmc Cas ter ami son Marion. Mrs. Koberta ami LVrnlce lleimiis ..r c.-nli-al Point. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wilson or Griffin Creek. Mr. and Mrs. S. p r,arnrburg uud gran'l-oii iseu- , lOh. Mr. and Sir. .'. K. I'er: nnd daiiuhter Jnrrlve. Mr. and Mrs. n O. Pruett and sons. J. V. 1 ru- ett ondQiugbter Margarel. Pnlrlotle Vrtinilii . Is KiiJojiiI. Over fifty women Qiijojed the patriotic program given by the V. C. T. U. In the V. M. c. A. club rooms ThuiTd.iy nftemojn. ip"ii- Intf niih "The 13ottIt Hymn of tho lleiniblle." devotional exeroie'-s were conducted by Mrs. TI. G. Wil son. Mrs. S. P.aternian. Mr". F- W. James und Mrs. Maddux. Mrs. C. If. Paske sang "Ameri ca the Ueautlful," nccomi.anled by .Mrs. Raymond Doran. Members responded to roll cnn 4shtas"r UU if Via tier gave two readings, "My I'll." ! ami "Peter's Parley." responding , to iiiiurc with "Vespers." ; IHJly Gentry played two pluno 1 solos. "Tlii! Bells" anil "Nearer i tin- Cross." A reading. "Captain. ! .My Captain," was ' kIvi'ii hy lichee-' ra Chancy with Mrs. Itosa ltanna-j foul In Lincoln costume, The cloning number was lit iin- : personation. Wnslilngioirs Torn i i:lt-,.r iiv t,..- t i: 11..1,... t 1 oniul costume, with .Mrs. W. D. Itaynolds In George Washington ! costume ami Mrs.. Vance Bollok as I the colonial maiden. The assist-I inK committee. Mrs II lass and Mrs. Wipes served fruit salad, Washington vookies and tea. The next moollng will he held .March nth with .Mrs. Offutl inin charge. ! Tho Jackson County Teacher's vtclntlon will have a luncheon j iat the l.ilhla Springs Hotel In Ashland on Tuesday Maveh Mh ut 12:H0. A largo attendance fa fix- pectcd. Mbs Jlojtl Hostess ; . Unuchip: Party ' ' III honor of Miss Lucille 1 little, guest of Mtea nleunor boyd. a duue llig party was given at the Hoyd home on Klng'a highway. Faturday evening. The guests Included: Tho Misses I.ucillo lllttle.i, Uorothj .Slead, Margaret O'Nell.. Ueraldine Cook. . Holurcs Holbrook, Vivian Joiinst'in. Doris .pones, l Iva1'nr i ' ICleanor lloyd, the messrs. Ernest Conrad. Kenneth Swarlz', Orval Lockatel, Xevllh; Hiden, Lloyd Sunderman, mil Harriman. Cicrald Latham. Franklin George and Frank O'Nell. Tho deu-ree staff of the Il-bekah j lodge will give a card party nt tho lodgu hall on Vedncsday evening Inl S o'clock. ( Koosevoli Huddles i Arc I-'eiiterUilncd - i : h'lace yourseit in tue position ot the Roosevelt dads and think hpw you would answer an Invitation of 1 lie following kind: "Come all you good-looking Koose- - , veil. Dads, Give heed lo the welfare of lasses and lads: Hoc where your child is speudiiig his days- The desk where bo sits, tlio room whero he plays. We hope you will come will treat you right - -Al 7:30 on Friday nlglii." " Theiircle. Wow' nappy thaf about "5 dailies accepted the Invitation. They expressed themselves highly entertained by the following pro gram: . InstrumeuXal solo by Flaine tiro phy. ' "Funny Arltbinellc" "Her lle- ply." a recitation by Marjorle : I 'hip lis. A musical ensemble, with Dora Crawford playing tin. flute, I-'erry i ('rawfoud the cornet and Mrs. I i -I.., wfni-.i th iii.iiiii .1. Crawford the piano, "Down at the Knd of the Gar M.s r l-j.-rrlnsi. spiritual edu- cation chairman, led in prayer. After tlie program theiarenls II l,.l,.,..,Lt...l I.,' U..I.I...- 11... ..V- blblts of school work 111 tho dlt - fei-en i-.,n,a j Mrs. ' Jack Moral, i I'rophy. Mrs. c. c. Mrs. V. 1. Darby. M rs. I Who Wall, Mrs. W. W. P. Holt, Mrs. L. C. Slewart and Mrs. W. II. Shophurd acted ns hoslesses. , Mrs. M. p. Malsed and daughter "Paddy Lou." of Portland, nro Jfiests ut the home ot Mrs Mei I'""'" " and M Draw ers of North Ivy streit. They ex- , poet lo spend several weeks here jlK-fore leaving for Sentllo where ibey will mabe their home. Me. - i'.. - & Nelson... Mrs. Malmflren of Phoenix .. ., ....:".. md murcri ui -iiuciii Entertain Colleoe Club Tile Itoguu Hiver College Wo - 1 , pu, w ,,.,,, Hl uriluv, , M,ir(.,, ij y, , . al home f M,3 T M :1 , K tl t Iiloc - lllx. house. C. V. Matlles, L. 1. Crnw- Tbose wiu) have room In their ford. O. M. Cloddard. George Gal oars Tor others, photic ?J!-J-2. Mrs. bralih. U. V. Holdrldge, s. S. Sir. Clms. Wine. , Those who, net s) vens. F. I. Jaeos. G. Ti. Wlthrow. traiisiKiiiallou, call the same num - ber. Tl'S-.I II Is l.ie due for the "Colleirlail" . edited by Mrs. John Curkln. Those hnvliiL' i-otil rlhut kms for ;, paper, get them lo her or call , , U I ji,.,. B Cutiode. will be the social ehalruiun for the day. t inrriln Parnl Tarhfri Celebrate "Daddies' Night" , The annual du.ldl. s night" meeting of the Lincoln P. T. A.! held Friday. March I. was a Hugo success in every way. Not only ! was thero n bounteous suppjr ! scrvcu 10 ine many uauuiua mn. lnotl-etfl hy tin lio.teHs, !.-. . Mu GiK.n.'nul Mr. Klein.' Mrs. llarv ood. .Mrs. Kvaus and Mrs. Lange. there was render - .i ., r.,r iinwr.iiin.r nrfiif r,. in' hv the following: Sougs by Mrs. Turner's CA bovs. Song ami dance bv Mona I.olstcr. tnstniniental plc-.-o by Donald innuouica u,lc by Uoh chre ungost. Wood row Shuw und l.illKlO Champie. Heading by Herbert Nellsun. Mrs. WIlxoit.Qilfl Scout leader, gave it talk on girl scouting nnil saltl there would soon !' a Cllrl Seoul Hoop 111 this district, j Tho "daddloA' worn ll.ou count-1 cd and Miss Webber's room won.. having tlio most daddies present, j The nilimos being road and u '. numl IhimIiioks dispensed with, tile 1 meeting adjourned. tT.. .. . .. Mr- and M r lral l'l,ml 1,!lv n.s house guests ineir uauguier aim 1,10111.1. .m. mm Mrs. Anders and son Jimmy of Klamath Falls. New ub 0rganiIed wldnesnav Eveninn Tta 11 " O C i Zl , , ,,,, r.. on Wvd- f "''.' ", . . ami orguuizeu. 1 am ii u jolly bunch of-tilgbt rovnlcra mi TjIiIk fall- to have some good times. Mistletoe Club Has Meeting Bridge, sow ing and delicious ro-! freslnnt'lits were enjoyed by the ; mem bora bf tho Mistletoe club U. IN. rt. Ill 1UO UOIIIC Ol lllio. u.4 Powell Wednesday afternoon. Tho next nicotine will bo ill lb" home, of Mrs. Hay Cluclies, Mlncur Hannb, March Hi. . Tho' club will presetil "Twelve fiu Mnldn " Thnrsdav evening at . Mn,!,,,.,, Woodman Hall. t.. .....1 M... 1 f k'i.r4linv who have boon on 11 several days business trip In California, returned bomo Saturday. Pocahontas Lodge Enjoy Annual Homecoming The minimi homecoming meet inn of the I'orttbontUB lodge was ! bold ill the Hodmen ball, Friday j evening, March 1. About 125 were 'iii'est - nt. Including member;) of Un order and invited suostH j'1B eutertalninent couimllteo of which Nellie I'urdln was chiilrman, presDntod a moat pleasing program as follows: . Address of welcome, '"Ida Thilr man. " ' ' Copcb pictures, llorueo Brom ley. ' ,''.(. . ''. Oriental dunce. m Vocal solo. Kldells Plnll. Tambourine dance, Fruuklo Itln- 'hTno Duet, Vol Dean Howey, niiehih Gore, Toe dunce, Ktliol Chord. Afler the program refreshments consisting of coltee. sandwiches, cake, und Ico crenm were served by Mis. Ora Illnnbtirger und her com mittee. I Mrs. Jones Honored With Bridge Party . Mesdiimes Thomas 8. Harvey aud William II. Loclio were joint i i...ui..uu..u ,.l llt.i hrntin lit Mrs .',,., o,,,,.., n ,. HlrM, Thrirsday afternoon w 1 1 h two ,..i.iAU r lii.bleo The llo'.iored i.t.. m t?,.,.uit .loops. , , len-vlmt ' Medroni to make . ,.. .,. i..n.. .1 her homo m iMumaiu runs. Those en loving Ihe atte-.-noon wero Mcsilnmos r.ve-eu jom.o, John Donlsoti. Hnrry Yomie. Con rati' Fearey. H.v L. ltoberts and Hugh Scoviill. Mrs. A. I!. Mason left Tuesday for Aberdeen. Wash., where die will bo a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Riley and family, where bhe expects to. 6pend a month. fJhe will also vp-lt friends and relatives In Seattle before leaving for San Francisco to make her homo. . . , Curd, Parly l-Aeill of the Week . A very enjoyable affair Was the ard party given or en- 1 Sister's Thursday evening. Six tables I ur bridge were in jilay.' ' lUI'S. .l. M. Herman and Mr Wilson lielil lllgll scores ami .ins. Vivian Mario' and jiurry iiurne- burg low. ICight tuldes of five hundred were played, with Mrs. Wilson nnd 5tr. Itedpnth holding big hseores nnd Mrs. ti. Laldley and W. I. Oaylord low. Mrs. Kllzilbeh Tempi was so- clal chairman, usslsted by dames Wolff, Sivurtz and bough. Men- Yar - llrn. Oiiliuan l-Jitertnlns Tiilent ItelK-kuli Club. Mrs. Nldn Oalniau entertained nieliibers of Hie Talent Itehekah t eniu ui ii-o uuikl- .j ,.,, ...... ! a-venue oil Friday. -March 1st. 1 .Those who enjoyed the noon luncheon und urt. rnoon . Ineluiled Ihe following, Mesdaines' K. JJ. ' Foss. H.'K. Itoblsoll. W. New- 1 Hazel Ferns. Guy Handles: Miss I nun ami iii.wk ! The -nnckson County Creamery "dned a new member 10 us Hirer February -Tth when Mr. and Mrs. Forest P.iley of 7-0 idar slreet, Ijeraine the proud parents of a sev en eiio-quarter puund noby, numed Ja.U Ihyeo lllley. Q CiirjsaiMlu'fiiutn Cin-lo Clirjsaiiimnium cin-K Jlu- lnl1U..Km Monday evening. February ph. was the regular iiKetlng of Chrys - nnth -mum Circle No. S I. There was Initiation, also numes balloted , on. . I At the close of the circle, the; ' fll.n-In.. ..,..,,1 n.mm linn fool:1 ; charge:! Mrs. Maudo Mooti-omt-n. I ! chairman; Clarence und Mamie. ! Voe 1 1..111 m,,i 1 ml),, Parker. F.dlth i Hurwood. Mary Gulllford and Nor- ,na MnrUu. ; i Delicious refreshment 01 homc - 1 made cakes and eofree were "v - .. .... .. 1 suther VT the Tou 1 n President of State Business Womens' Federation at Banquet MISS MOZELLE HAIR Mish Mozullf Hair of KuK-'no, head of thu exteiiHiun illvi.-jiun of Iho Unlvorslty of Oregon and prowi- u"" uf llc 1"" Uu"' '"' r fessiolial Vomen's club, was hon ored guest at 0110 of the largest banquets of Hie early spring sea son, given at the Hotel Medford Friday evening by tlio Business audi 1-1 uicsrionai n umt'll u OHIO Ol mis city, honoring their employers. Mrs. Claribelle Elliott, president oc the local club, greeted the guests and presided at tlio buimuet. J. C. Mann, president of the Medford' Chnmber of f:onnnereo, Clarence Jleeker, president of tho Mer chants' association, and Mayor A. W. Pipes, represented thu employ ers on the program. TI10 guests were seated at three tables, which were attrarllvelv d orated with bowls of acacia, daffo dils. Terns and yellow tapers, by Mrs. Ilnrle Schuepen of tho Itogue Valley Floral company.. Covers were placed for S3, p. eluding: M I.--S Phyllis Kvvonrlllgeu, Mrs. Nellie Battt;ii. Mrs. .Martha Miller, .Mrs. J. D. Human. Miss Clara. M. Wood, Mrs. Claribelle Elliott, Miss Mildred Knight. Mrs. Maud Chap - man, Miss Margaret Morrison, Mrs. Jaequo Lenox. Mlss Elizabeth Burr, Mrs. fota Thompson, Miss Pll - trlela McNcfr, Miss Agnes Dough - erty, Miss l:i:ttu Jones. Miss telle Klilglit. Miis Mary C.relner. , Mrs. Marlu Sehueieii. Miss "-'cHlc !'-" ows .inn-- .Mewiiai, .vtiss , Dee h'cherfol, .Mrs. France!' Curkln Mrs. hueiinnc Homes Carter. Mist .on tiriffill. Mrs. Sadie Howard. Miss Vella Smith, Mrs. U. L. Young, Mies Pauline Cl'euves, Mrs. til-nee Vo.1. Mrs. Jean I 'alnibel, Mrs. Winnie elshaiir. Mrs. Klliehvvn M. Ilorfninnn, Miss Phyllis Hoberls, Miss Itelieeca Mellors, .visa Hvn .Vealoii. Mrs. Auiy Kent Smllll, Miss I M. Ithndes. i W. w. A Ib-n .1. J. Itucbter, Miss ; C. Ilurail, H. L. ISromley. C. C. ! Darby. T. F. Dnnb'ls. '(.). A. F.dell. , D..roy eClebell, W. H, (lore, K. C. cards. Honors were won by Nelgb-bot- Siiiri-eengest and Neighbor Chlblress rec.'lvlng Imv score: The next regular meeting of Chrysanthemum Circle Is Monday, March 11th. At this lime there welfare supply shelf. As.thoseal wlJI be a doss for lull latlou and lug n rrangement at the eonvelilloll 11 otflei'iK will serve rerreshmenl s. j In Salem hinges oil membership, All visiting Neighbors are ex- members wen. urged to pay their tended a most cordial hivllailon to dues by midnight ot the 1'Sth. meet with Chrysanthemum Circle. Mrs. Lord, an auxiliary member 'from Minnesota q:is n guvst and lurnriuiil LiiiirlHsin 1 eoiiipllmenled Hi..- local chapter Iai-iiI or This Week ' Its "ullvcucss." One of thu popular social events of the week will hn the I o'elm-l- luncheon at Hotel Medford rr the wives of the members of the Itogue lllvr Goir aiso.iu This Is the first luncheon of the spring; ,n und will be aiicndid by larrn ntirnbcr of enthunhiMp. lU'riervatlonu can ho nanle : u vTuh ,iu.,i J " ""''f'"' nS' 'S, vs at ' ' h ; "" Z'nJ . V " ! ut's- regards l lll them, .icr,n u-uUm Auslllnrjr 1 Has Inlcrcsthur ."iWMilng. Tl, i-,.lnin. i,.i,..' inLriinil....:. '.. f.,vi ..! Ml., - .... .. ... . .... was held at tho club room in the: Ar,no,,. W,j,,u hirKa ntmndiiiic.-. ! . .... . . ,,on WK LXt , 01.u,.r 0'f hvri. Tho H.iWcno Wrch uf the Yeo- ! nt(w ,.-r eandldat.s ' Anna Hall Hon Lodge held tlmlr social meet- i j m -,1(iiti, U orf" ' Zab a Cox Injt nl the home of Mrs. C. V. liar - 1 ..,.,,.' ..,, vlneonen Meinnt. weroiwootl Wednesday i-ienln-j. Febru- - ' " Mr,! Y. L. Wucnbunh a. OiuldiH, l.)r. li. K, Oiocn, Dr. W. 1 liivvn fil 1 nil 11. (In mtililW- Will. Imiucm. W. M. Lydiurd, 13. U Lonox. A .1. McUonougb, John C. Maun, C. A. Meeker, l'l, 'lede'rmeyer, John S. Ol'th. A. W. IMpes, Uuvld Uosenberg, .1. I), ltussell, Dr. A. M. llbdsuu. Dr. It. W.-Hi.earni. Holand Hinlth, K. W. Hhoekley, J. C. Thompson TV TutHe,' trnon j InW'tei . Ooitt-uf-towu uuests Included: : Atlbs Moselle Hair of lihisene. -data ) piesld.nl', Miss I'.ertbn J, Bmlth of ; Coqulllc, slate emblem chairman; Miss Poloma Itandelman of c;rnntsnlld 1rHi pnwell Plant of KiiKono. Pans, president of nrants J'naa clubhand .Mrs. II. L. AVIIson. Tho following program was given: Tenor soios- Tenor solos Mr. Merland Toiler-1 xpoct lo spend 11 cuupln ot wooks 11; aecompunlsl, Miss Myrtlej8 guests at the Lemmon homo. t'llolu'.v." wiilslllnu solos --.Miss Hllow Mae, Wilson; accompanist, Miss Myrtle Tobey. Address of welcome Mrs. Clara belle Klllott. ; Itesponso Mr. .T0I111 C. Mtinn. . Ten .Minnie Talks on How Worn in Have Helped .Me In My IIuhI nors Mr. C. A. Meeker. ' Address by Mayor A, XV. -Pipes One Minuto Talks 011 What I lLIko Beot About My Work: By a j utcnugropher-MIss Mildred Knight, ! Copco: hy a bonk clerk Miss Clara iA. Wood, Medford National bank: ! bv a bookkeeper -MIsh .Margaret Morrison, ileal- CrM.-k Orcllal'ilH: h.v a saleswoman-Miss Velltl Smith .Manu'sf liepnrtnient store: by an otiiee in.-inacer Aim. Annul 1 nap - loan, .M.-i.iiruy-unjiiit.-is; ny n leneii- er .Miss Nellie Kigali. Vest Side school; by a reporler Miss Mary Creliicr. the Tribune, and Miss Uva Nea Ion, the News. 1 Mrs. Susaiiue Homes Carter read the talk to be given by Miss Jueu- ( ness lluller of the News, Talk by Mrs. Hernia bmltii or The Woman's Missionary society "'"' ""'" "'"'!"". ,1. ,i I ..n,i . ,M,e the noestlon ot the Cocaine elug. welcomed tho I ot lll0 First Chrlstlo.i church will "l'l" seholarly, kindly. sS mpu e c " .JlTZorY- Me.irord club Into the Slate Fed-, .,,, t .-, o'clock on Tuesday underslandlng or boll ridlgious what to weal is Jus a, '"-I" . ration 1 f,,. ,, ,1 ti ,. home ot Mrs 'needs and millomil problems make , ant to tho modem housew ire as to 1.,,1,-Feature ad. , 1 Ticks ' oae' " ee ' Anne ! a power,... appeal, to the hearts j her sister who .hjach day dress on the nelatlou of employer1 avenue. i1""1 mlnilH of 1.1; hcarcrH. ; oca, iltallne h er k 10 'w "; and F.niploye 1 I At the close of thu progrum. re- business world. . Tho .woman w ho . ..' !.-'. - j There will be 11 meullng of Ihe freshmeiils were servlMl by Mis. wisely regards housekeeping us on Tl. ,i-ci,ici Mr. (Inrloek i 'iini.'i.' iissocliilloti uf Ihe Pres- j Liggell. and her eoinmlttee. Mrs. . exuding profession Is always 1 dnlr. ,,.11.. 1 , .e, , ,, , .,, s;, . new liMil'vlc-lan church Tuesday afler- MeKlbben. Mrs, Walters und Mrs. ,iy and suitably dressed .whether novations, a largo bulletin board, uiixlllary honor roll, the niu-nd ance record book uud the - Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Miss Bohl A inlscelliiueoiis shower honor- , " "" "' "' "" '"" iiursuny evenii g uy .. is. o.i.i .1,11111 a; .. e''r e r ernon ' at. tho home of ''s. CniAtl Puny gltis werell""'-'" ivi uiisuia avenue. -an gins wci - - - y , ..i 1.... .....1 .1..1..1.. r... Dakota avenue. n.o...i-U Ul.u.. 1,0 ..... uumm, rreshmeiils wero served at Iho closi ol a very enjoyable evening. ! Thoso present were tho O sscs Lucille Pui-rett. i'holma -Moore, V.n' . w"'r'i .-I , !1 !"!'", M.": r- -0"o hostess to the Golden rVJliV lZlmUnk Ktam """"i"' ""O1 jeuillims. lau lll.llie, , ., Tliilrl nflernoon nt the iiiAa VcO ""TU .,'!',l'.n.rFF- ',.l:al.'0 .".M.,"iltlnaburBcr home. Ml 13. Ninth - y-. - - S"' ' Mr. Harwood Hostes " ' ru.o. r,.i. ..... .... .ri, n TT h, with JIisOj. C.Tlurwood hostesses. The evening was spent ' eof fee were served by the hos-'and many In forelgu couhtrics, In playing progressive five bund- jtrswes. There were 23 ladies and: We havo all missed Wltllam-Uar-' red. High score madu by Mrs. It. five babies present. ( dener's beaming smile from our It. Harwood ami low score by Mrs. I midst tho last two weeks. Wo Paul Pensoii. At a late hour the ' Covered Dish Supper 1()H, wm oim ue wm, UR ni?au. hoslesses served rerii shmcnts. I First Baptist Church a week ago Saturday night tho j Tho business meeting for March! A family nlnht was obsiuved ill (jrf(t. creek school uud Itogue 1 will ho heldt the hoiuu or Mrs.:"1" ''bst Hapllst i-hurch on Inst ; tlvi,r Academy united In glvln; J. I. Welch, 2"! North Pencil street , Wednesilay night wlien about one!,, program which was held at the" Wednesday artei noon. March U. 1 hundred and twenty-five members ; u,wer lli-lffcn Creek school house. ; d friends of Iho congregiition ; Thl, lraenm wa rondored very i Etter-Freeman Wedding gathered for a covered dish supper. I w-ell and all expressed a very en-'' . Event of the Week h'ollowlng Iho supper the Ladles ; ipriiii( eveninn. i Miss liaginar Kr nan audi Auxiliary of the church presented j period examination!) aro hero ! Ilenrgottcr or Kureka, Cal.. were ! 'be Missionary Puger il. "A Hreani ; gm und . everyone Is on Jits united In niariiage bv Itev. K. P. j With A Mission.'' It was a " i meltl". Nevertheless that menus, Lawreiicu In his study at the Pres-! del fill presenlatlon anil vividly per- Hm, ltM.j, n,.arer vacation time byterlan church yesterday after-1 t's.ved Iho need for Missions both, , n Brp looking forward - lo i noon. I Hey were assisted by .Mr. aud Mrs. Josepbl leltoss. brother- In-law lOd sister of Hie bride, who , aft also residents of Kuri-ka. The I lour will remain In Oodl'ord until tills afternoon, w'heii leave fur their home. they will . D. J. Howe and Family j Send Regards to Friends j Tlio friends of I.). J. Howe, form i erly pastor of the Christina church here, but now pastor of the Salem church, will be glad lo know tlio : church Is making siilemlld progress under Ills leadership. Ho has two 'assistants and Is at. present con ; ducting special meetings with J. 1 H. lliinley, evangelist. ! Tue Howe's have a nice home 'ileal' the stale bouse. Ituth unci : Harold aPe attending cllv schools. Ituth ft) very popular In musical circles and Klorunca Is attending a musical conservatory In Chicago. 1 Thoy send regards lo nil their I Medford friends. . I Delphinium Chapter , Meeting: Thursday Tlio ivRiilar mutitlily iu'''IIiik -Jt" I lily er win Thursday ut tlio V. W, C. j, tit :30 a. 111. Miss Fay YVonlsey will' speak at this (line ami tlio president, Mrs. Hurd, and supervisor, Mrs. James Col!l:s, urge every member to be present as Miss Woohoy will bring a message worth hearing. - .. ' St. Mark's Guild Will Have Sale ! Ht. Mnrk'H Guild mot n'Uluy uvi'iiltiK for a cafolnrlu lumthuuit. A Rood crowd wan In alli'Udm.iM), - delightful luncheon was on- Juyeu oy noout uieiiiours,' line, class, opened inu meoiing wnu wlls decided to bold tin lipvonlthn song, "In My Heart There ' nn(1 eooiieu 10011 sine .oarcu ouiu., plaeu lo bo announced Inter. Out-of-Town Quests Spend Week-End Here Mr. nnd Mrs. "ft. C. Lemuioti have as house guests over Iho week-end MIsb Hazel l'rutsniau, dean eft womeu at Ihe University I n( oregou, Mrs. i. L, Ilornbnoi', molher of Mrs. Lemmuii ami Ml. ! mVs, Plant and Mrs. Lominoii aro j sisters. I Mrs. I'hiul. And Mrs. llorshner Miss Hlttle Honored At oinner r-any Miss Kleanor iloyil entortulnod a I "U"l number of friends 'tit a dinner nnriv nl her homo Fi .'rlday evening. boiim Inn Mills Lucille lllltli'. gllesl nf Miss llovd. Covers wero laid I for Ihe Misses Lucille 1 1 II He, Lu iellle Murray, .lean li'erguson, .lami iKchmidl. Murgaret O'Nell, Uoruthl oau, Mia rairoti, Aiurgery 11011, uuinimu Vera Chlldroth, and Kleanor lloyd. Pythian Club Will Meet ' The P.vlhlun club will meet wiui c W. Davis at. her home on Collage street Thursday evening I x. , 7 at. 8 o'clock. A largo nt- , ipniluuee Is desired, ' Social Events of Church Societies n, w,.,i,'s Mi,sloi,rv society noon or nils week at . o 01. cit. i,i..i)ue. nominating commltlee will report, llllcllOU tl!0 UCVV OlllclirM Ut tll.S lltlll'.lll liunnrinuy mii'-ois iTm. The Hl-Trluuglo club of the I'irst Christian church will observo guest night with 11 covered dish luncheon on Thursday evening ut 11:15 lu Ihe recreational ball. A program and soclul hour will fol low the P. :cheon. Tho Womun'a Foreign Mlsslun- lury society of the 10 st SI. II ehureh will meet Tuesday after jnoon In the church purloin. Mrs. o. C. Hoggs, hostess: assistants .Mrs. H. A. Dew nnd Mrs. George 1 - - (i,.ro Pulen. A H Alsltors welcomo , - . . ' . ---ii (ioll.eil Link CIlUtK ;At lliiuibai'tfer lioiim. , . . 1 Mrs. If. K. Illnaburger. assisted by Mrs. i). V. Piatt and Mrs. H. 'i""-- .. .. A Thn SlUilV IODIC IX1VC, Viven by Mrs. Knox In n vers pleasing munner Willi roeponscs from several of tho ladles present. Mr. Vhllloels. tho class presl dont. then luklng charge and ovri . ral mutter of business was dig leusd and voports from the va 1 . 11 lnA - ...n TlnlnlV rlous committee was elvon. Dainty, refrhmentn of .mil. cukes and in ine uonie aim lon-igu urm. ; .Members 01 1110 east wore .mis. l. I'. Cannon, playing the lending role. Mrs. Joe lllbbnrd, Mis. Hl)h liaymond. Mrs. 11. V, Cope, ('. M. Mrs. Harry llmnbarger. Mis Parker and Mrs. I J. Knox Home Coming IjidieAiil .M. K. Cliurch The Ladles' Alii society of the First Methodist l-'plscopnl church I mel in regular "Home Coming" ; ut lite Mrs. II. Iniri'h Tiiosihiy iifUTiiuun. 0. KnhllttlH, inslllMR The prouram wax an follows: Sour, "Thpru's Suiiahlnu in -My Suul." Mim. NeiMon J. Wiley loud Iho UoVutloiiH, yv. S. - 4. I .Miua rd n ml M fH. Hilcy 1). lliifon nl'tfi-iiiR jnaycr. DurfiiR tins nflornoon Mrs. Jos eph K. J nnU'n tu id .Mi'H. Ni1huii .f . " I liv prom-n t vi ho mo vory unuiHliiR RuoNsiiiR gnincs. At 1)10 mu: In I hour tho Priuollla oircli' HtT.vod .ohony pie. wliipped oronin and eof I'm. Thorn' I'lmnrvlnR birthdayH wrre Mi-h. W. t.'unkliii, SJi-h. ,S. U li'unanl, Mim. Ida Wilson, Mih. C. C. Hirby. Mii Lucille Van Nomn. Honor KiifNlH, Mi'H. CJvii. ' Yoran and Mi-h. Kllv.abotli Jiarkor , of Honolulu. Presbyterian Women Meet at Church Tho Wumitn'n HUilo clfiHs of tho ProHh.vU'i'lau ohuirh hold a motit onjoyahlo ami pi'ofllabln motdltiK ut tho ohuivh purloi-H Tuoaday ait ornoon, Thoro wmii about forty moniboi'B iirisnnt ami Mrn Uinu inudo & kiiicIuuh IiohIohh. Mth. k:uih. WtiiK, proHlUout or itiugs a meiouy Mrs. Ilenilngtou led Iho dove tlolinl In her comprehensive man lier. - dwelling on the subject oft (nllh, taking the eleventh rhuiiler j ot llebrewji and tin, ninth chapter 1 uf Matthews as 11 basis 16 talk from. , , She spoke of the uses of faith, Iho reiiulrements or lami. now a Christian must walk, stand hud tight by faith In older to ovorcomo tho ovlls which aro lurking on e,vory hand. ,f(J nlU ony ,jy tllMl cull mh.. cinH (, performed. .Mrs. IS P. I'ultli Is necessary to a success- jl.uwrcnoe followed this talk with 11 very satisfying prnyer. , Another sotm bv class and roll ;,.., ...II l . - "f '.."',. ,.,, ,.,,,, .""'."" -,,, I'llllllH HIV imnuM.-nn n,:ro,"i. '" lliblo cluss voted money from their treasury for it generous donation lo thu Wuinan'H ntiiioclatlon and unotimr towards tin plumi fund as a piano Is badly needed In the church parlors. Mrs. Crane, chairman ot the pro gram committee announcod that wo wero celebtiHIng suveral birth days of famous men during J'"eb ruury. namely. Washington, Lin coln, lidlson, etc., nnd lisked Rev, 10. r ljiwronco lor a patriotic talk His nildresH showed scholarly;. , ... ,. .Ihouglil. warm lienrled sympathy 'anil luieruiitiomii loyally. ; 1 Ho eiimpared present day lead-j urs with eurllor slalesnien and' 'predicted 11 very sutlsiuctury and successful lidmlnlslrutlon for Mr. Hover. 1 Mr. Luwronce does' not split Ihe j lenr drum Willi his eloiiier,e.j but These ulso emphasized the palilollc spirit as well as making tincsts prusoiil. were Mrs. Mill son, Mrs. Ilugorly, Mrs. Dcttelsnn ! house dress practical for all phus und Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Lltlrell0H uf housekeeping.' It, is. Just as presided over Ihe coffee tun und ! ,.I1Ky tQ p into In the morning Mrs, l urr was gucsi 01 uoiior 111 ti, old cover-all opron, and. in mi Kllibon was the only incmhrr j (i itluti .It ii Inexpensive, good look- Ihu blithday lalile, wiillu Mrs. Mo presenl, havliig a birthday. Rogue River Academy I ' j than If worn until they become Two weeks ago Kiiturday night badly soiled, - . .. wo wero given a very Interesting j WASHINGTON. March 2.-rW)--n.ovlng picture review or tho Pa-, . ,.i,,01.ull. uiack on Beerelnry .title Press. This treat was brought in ns bv l.'.blor Ferreii uim Is the 1 -" - - , editorial editor of the 8lgs of the Times. It was alven at tlie church Tll0 plc,ro took uu eompletely t" tti.irr lo said that I U,ro";h ,hn ljreH"- ""ow,.,,,! ''!?forrtUH renamed Mellon ! ,1. ,,., l mni-V mill a so Mm .. - - employees at work uud also the.,,,, .n.,i.i onunsc his eoliflrmullon muchlncry in action. Wo were'. t4, shown the complete process 01 mnklllC UflOkS. trOlll HIS ttlllllOr j ninnuscrlpt to thu completed Tol .jmn. All Wiis CMilaliied by l.lder cl' r - 1 ran as it was shown 011 Urn screen. - Tho Pacific Press is owned and; - operated by the Seventh Day Ad-, - ventlst (lenonilnotlon. The de-1 TiAn.1.., linn .n lind llirilA Ol II Pr nomination also has throe othcri presses lu the XJnltod Htutes.l vacation days. ilrlgbt sunshiny days make it desirable to get out and play volley bull. We all enjoy Iho ex ercise. ' - Wedding Bells .Miss Mf Howard und Ilcrmun tt 11.. 1.. 1 ...1. .-.f tt.-tnl ni'fifrnu.. '' vniitlst i i-hurch StiturUuy nftcrnonn, Ktsv. j . 1 . Katun, of Ck-liM ine. The IKirty returned lo Ueiul, loliow, inij thu roH'inony. EDIT HI TIMES One of tho most Interesting edi tions ot the Hi Times, publication of tho local high school, came off the press Friday afternoon. Tills edition was very unusual, becallso of the fact I but It was edited bjj members of the Lutln club. Tho paper was made lip of ! pages, und the different . soctlons Included ' were: Books, Society,. BxchaiiBO,. a. full .page sport see-, tlon, assemblies, ,Ialln news, Cae sar. Meetings, Sidelights. JIuslc, porsunals, casualties, Hot In niiym es. Junior High, Jokes, and ail interesting column on ''What thoy think about Cnesar." which ln, eluded testimonies -. of ' a number of prominent students.' Radio Program KMED ; Mall Ttlbune-virgln Station A piano recital by tho ' Gore Hludlos of Ibis city will bu a taat tiro ot tho regular Copeo radio progrum over stullou K.MKD Tun dny ovenlug, March D. Tho hour will consist ot a varied selection of piano numbers by soma ot Mrs. i time's talented pupils und some ! exeollcnt entertainment is nntlct- ,!. 1.,l . ,.,llr. ....I.lle ,, ......poihin ,lnlheri ...ni 1 u.,i,i ujl tu j p. 1 by iho Misses Yor' Dean Hnrviji I ami lletiluh tlore. uolli ot wnoin are accomplished pianists. A group of young pupils who arc studying hurd to attain jiorfection will also t be Introduced during the evening. As an added attraction there will be selections by a violin en semble of 12 Instrumuula under the direction ot Mrs. Ilernleo Bolger. A detailed urogram ot tho recital will appear lu Monday's Issuu of : ttiin paper. 1 yy fiat tlie Well Dressed Housewives Should Wear .or practical reasons as well as she Is scrubbing the bathroom floor I 0r entciiululnjf ,. her , friends , at ; ; Ullage. - 1 Most women find tho wnshnuio Inn and beeomlng. ' Every housewife should hove 11 j sufficient number of house dresses on hand to enable her to put on a ' fresh one each morning. Then. : whether they are washed at homo I or sent away to be laundered, they 1 will look better and last longer ;, . ,,mdn In the senutc lo I . . ... ..!.'. .11... iw...,n. . uav Iiv nenuior .m-i-veiiiii , i'e,,,u- i ., , , T.1,1,.,. who ooinnlalnod ! .. .." 1 . ...f...,.i. ,.nn.i ; . S S . - 1 Hcronfter all city school , notes must bo In not later - 1 11,011 six 0 clock on Friday ot each woelt. Ilural schools not inter than tO oclock Saturday mnrnlnff. and earlier It pos- Bi,(.. . ' . . ( V ' , ,.i (MM . LAI STUDENTS
