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WTCPFOTiD MTTL mmXTXE. MFDFOUD OTtEflOy, TntmfiDAT, W .16, ,1929.
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Gil FRIDAY NIGHT
ASHLAND, O'ro., May 16. (Spe
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AT EAGLE POINT
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cial.) May it .win. witness ine,o( fl.RnlH .and relatives gathered
prminuii oi me scmiur niBn
alaaa viuy, "Mrs. Temple's Tele-
gram." at the senior high gym.
Miss Althca Dwyer is directing; Ahe
production, which, is said to be ,of
unusual excellence and interest,
Proceeds .from the play will be
used for the. "Annual" fund.
Miss Nora..Wa,rd...oue of the fac
ulty of Junior .high, left Friday
morning for a weok-end visit at
Oold HIM. V,
Saturday evening at 9:30 o'clock
occurred the wedding of Miss Mar
garet Perrlne, daughter of Mrs.
Jennie, . B. Perrlga of . Nob pill
street, and' Frank .Boardman of
Prospect. Thsi Rev. O. V. Fallls,,
pastor, ..o .ttu- 'First- Methodist
; church.- ot Ashland, performed the
, ceremony,. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated . nnd .0, .dellclouH
i supper followed the '. ceremony.
: After the reception, .Mr. and Mrs.
i Iloardman' left for a short honey
moon spent In the north., Upon
. their return they will make their
home . In Prospect, where Mr.
Doardman Is employed.
Mount Ashland chapter, Daugh
' ters of the American Revolution,
. will hold' its May meeting Friday of
this week with Mrs. J. P.. Dodge,
Mrs. H. C- Oaley, Mrs. Loomls and
Mrs. Murphy hostesses. . , .
'- The program Is in chargo of Mrs.
Orace E. Owens-Andrews, chair
man of historical, research .. and
: preservationof records, and' will
deal particularly with tho work tip
pertaining to that committee.
. It la hoped that there will be a
large percentage' at the member:
ship present,, since It Is at this
. meeting that tho election Is held.
Mrs. Ann Hill Russell, who has
but lately rocoverod from a seri
ous Illness, and more jrecontly cele
brated her 92nd birthday, will bo
prlnotpal speaker at tho mothers'
meeting of the W. C. T. U. held
at the home of Mrs. James Boyd on
North Main street.. Mrs. Russell is
a charter member of tho.W. C,
T. U. In Ashland, nnd la particu
larly fitted to spoak Informatively
at this meeting of that organlza
lion.
Among thoso who spent,. -the
week-end in Eugene the guests of
their chlldron . who are students
there wore Mrs. Hugh T, Mltchel
maro, . Mrs.. X. -D. Wagner, Mrs.
IjoiiIs Dodge, Mrs, M. C. Oaley,
Mrs. R.. E. fiotrlck and Mrs. .10. ,H.
Wagner.
Chester Woods, Elliot Mno
Cracken, Marvin Shaw and, Clar
ence Haan, students at tho State
college, spent tho week-end visit
ing their parontB and friends,
Miss Kllen Taylor, and old-time
resident, belonging to ono of the
pioneer families, pnssod away at
the homo of her rolatlvos Saturday
evening.
Miss Donna, Karl, student at the
.Southern Oregon .-.Normal,- spent
tho week-end with fi-londs in Mod
ford. HOME HE VALLEY
John It. Knight, tonohor nf vlo
- lln. from Vancouver and Pondlo
ton, Ore., who, with Mm. Knight,
well known , vocal aojoftit, hnvo
been vlnttlng In tho valley for the
pant two months, has doflntloly
decided to locato hero, according
.tMr. Knight.
. Sttuntcd for the summer In Jack
sonville, where he agreed to tnko
ft few students during his stay, Mr,
Knight has now dncldod to open a
Studio In Medford In the fall, be
ginning Hoptomber ,1.
A teacher of violin since 1908 In
Vancouver, the local visitor was In
constant domand on programs nnd
had built up a largo following In
his profpwlon. Due to falling
health on the part of Mrs. Knight,
who had rocolvod, con! do ruble
recognition , fin a aoprsnu aoloiHt In
the north.' the couple moved tn
Jackson county, two months ago to
recuperate. Improved In health
and ImpresHed with the climate
and beauties of Rogue River val-'
ley, they recently made up their
minds to remain hero permanently.
TRIBUNE BOX CREW
CENTRAL POINT.. Ore, May 15
(Special.) Tlio Mall Trlbuno dls
turlwiico prow was uut on Iho pub
lic highways beforo sun-up this
inornlng. and awukcnou the bettor
half, who remarked , "somoone
broke down in a our.'.' nut lo and
behold, after tho pounding had
oeased. a bright gulden Tribune
receptacle was found Installed.
This will be appreciated by the
subscribers as some have a hard
time finding; the paper in the
dark, and after this with tho pa
tlenoa of the carrier, the Tribune
will be in the same place each
evening.
INDIAN FALLS FROM
KI.AM ATH fAI.1,8. Ore., May
15. W) J..h Williams, a Klamath
Indian, died late yestertlsy from
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Injuries suffered Monday when he
fell from a olrcua grandstand. His
neck was broken. He was a resi
dent of Heatty. was a well-known
member nf the Klamath tribe and
POINT, Ore., May 16
On Hunday a number
(Hpoclul.)
;at the home of Ml-, ud tin.
jTheron Tuylor ond while Iho ladies
I)relmrcd a bountiful picnle dinner
;tno , Bot ,)U14y ttnd ,ttied u
fiumc for Mr. Tuylor. Those pros
ent wore Grand ma Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. John Cams and family, Mr.
and Mot. Ray Harnish and four
children, Mr. and Mrs. William j
Jtlolmun and family, MIhs Gertrude I
AdaniHon and Mr. and Mrs. Sam i
Coy and family.
The Mothers Day service was
fittingly obHL'ivod at the Frenly
teiian church Bunduy morning.
Sunday, May nth, Mr. and Mm,
W. 11. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Stutter und Hon Jack and Mm.
Royal Brown motored to Granta
Pohh.
Qeorga ,IJolrnos who owns a
number pf Puroo Red plgS nent
one to J. I. Robertson's by Hum
Coy. , ;
Mr. Force of the Cooloy orchard
brought Mrs. Force and little
daughter Beverly Jean home Sat
urday from tho Puruckur mater
nity home of Medford. Wo wol
como them home. '
Mrs. Mildred Ferren of AHhland
Ih. vlKltlng at the homo of Mr. and
Mi-h. BuHter MoLclland for a few
.days,
Mrn. Guh Nichols, Mra. Gertrude
Stanley, Mrs. Blanche Htunlcy and
Mrs. BuHter McLellund attended
tho electric refrigeration, demon
Htnitlon at the Medford Electric
store at Medford Saturday, . ,&
T heron- Jones, one of the leading
cattlemen of Grants' I' una, p"SH(t
ih rough town Sunday morning
with a large number of cattle
which were put in pasture here for
a. few days,, when they will be re
moved with other cattle to FOrt
Klamath. '
Mrs. Nettle Grover and mother,
Mrs. Stewart of Medford, were
among the visitors at tho Mothers
Day service Sunday morning,
Jerry Lewis Is driving a new
Ford roadHter, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gun Nichols havo
purchUHcd a now electric refrigera
tor from tho Medford Kloetrlo Co.
of Medford. .It was brought out.
.Monday and installed. -
Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Klnsllng
and son Randolph of the Carolina
Convalescent home - of Portland, :
were plcawint cullers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, R, A. Wetdnutn i
Sunduy overling.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clements
wore shoppers in Medford Satur
day afternoon arid attending to
business.
Mr. and Mrs, Guh Nichols mo
torcd to Ashland Sunday and spent
Mothers Day at tho -home-of, Mrs,
Smith. Mrs. Nichols Is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Smith.
A large number of the .Eagle
Point peoplo altondcd.tho dnnco
given In the gymnnnlunv at Derby
Saturday. Among them wore, Mr.
and M rs. Da h ac k , M r. a n d Mrs.
Cowden, Mr. and Mrs. Ferry, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Gonyon, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ward,
Mt'H. Anna Brophy, Mr and Mrs.
Roy Ashpoln, Mr, and Mrs, Seaman
Charlie Pettlgrow, Rudy Weldman,
Jack Brophy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brown and Mr,, und, Mrs. Out
Nichols. ...
J, G. Kolly, fire relief secretary
for tho state of Oregon,, with, of
fices at Portland, called at the
homo of Floyd Penrco, fire insur
ance agent far Kaglo Point, Sun
day. Mr. Kelly is taking a trip
through the Roguo River valley
and while hero visited the ruins of
the old hall,
Mrs. Lylo Carlton ' and son
Clarke, Mrs. Mildred Brown of
Ashland nnd son Bobby and Mrs.
Mnrlo McClelland' were in town
Monday morning attending to bus-
mens.
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SHADY COVE VOTE PRINCETON STUDY
SHADY COVK, Ore., May 10. a'i
(Hpoclul.) Tho Oontoi- Hchpol und j rootnd In tho Princeton TheoloKiea.1
tho Laurol Hill Ht-hool hold a moot-1 Homlnary, hna Hprcad to tho 1m
inif Haturdny aftnrnoon and tne cm ! pendtnK Kcneral nemhly of tho
Holldatlon of tho two districts was I
cnrrlod by a unanlmoua voto and
a i? ! to for tho now school Iiou.hc
wnst ohoson,' also tho name was
changod , from Contur to Hhady
Cove.-
Mrs. Al Hall Is vory HI and wan
taltnn to a hospital In Modford
Monday.
Jo Hall has ffono to Grants
Pass to work.
Mra. Klnsr and Mrs. Wnrron of
Modford wore wcok-end visitors at
Mr. Uooth'H at Shady Covo sorvloo
station.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lndon went
to Medford on business Wednesday.
Kay Pritchott has Kono to work
for tho forest sorylco for tho sum
mer. Dick Johnson nnd wife, alm 1
Mr. 1'Vank Johnson, -wore buslntuts ! headed by Dr. William O. Thomp
calters in Modford Weduesdny. son, Columbus, Ohio, president cm
Our school closes on May 21, and erltus of Ohio State university, rec
on May 22 there la to be a nlonlc I ommended reorganization of the
of tho community on -the new
school grounds.. anrt,..;to get : ac
quainted with our now neighbors
that havo lately como Into our
dintrlct.
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PAUL, Mlnn.s(P) Discord,
PrOHbytorlnn church of tho U, R
A,, which will convene May 23 and
oud May 28.
Jteprosentod as .having grown,
from personalities, tho like run I
strife in. tho church's oldest and
largest seminary has extended to
the institution's . two governing
boards,
Whllo the controversy will bo
submitted to tho general assembly
In search of settlement, some Pres
bytorian churchmen' believo civil
court eventually will untangle It.
T h o difference between theJ
board of directors and tho board of
trustees also has been explained as
ono of doctrlno and administration,
with a clash of authority la which,
the seminary's president figures.
Two -years ngo a committee
seminary Rbvernmeat. This pro
posal, has been arranged again for
presentation to tho general assem
bly. Indications are thnt the assem
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' Dr. J. ItoHs Stevenson, president
of the seminary, claimed an leader
of the moderate - conservative
group, Is presented as believing the
seminary should be responsive to
opinion of the whole church. His
opponents asert . tho seminary
stands for an ullra-cohservalivc
view.
Churchmon dnclaro the dispute
has had an "unwholesome effect on
students," and some claim attend
ance has decreased because of it.
' With D. Stevenson as "moderate
conservatives" are: Faculty memi
ber, Dr. -Charles- Krdman ; direc
tors; Hobort E, Hpeer, New York,
secretary of board of foreign mis
sions; Dr. Lewis S. Mudge anw W.
Heatty Jennings, both of Philadel
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Machon, D." Robert Dick Wilson:
diroctors, 1. W. D. McKwan, .Dr.
Maitland Alexander, Dr. Clarence
Macartney, all of Pittsburg, and
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