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MtTlFOKTV MTT, TTCTOUyE, ' MtinFOftlV OuT.t .ON. Sl'Nf) A V. I P I? ?.);W2r. - jrAiMiiiiii,cjtli'-'' f,, ' Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St. Hione 390. L or 71 - . 4.. ' r, 'XVKKKl.V t'AI.KXD.Ml . .Mnniluy - Chrysanthemum, Circle, Neighbors sof Vutideruft, No, 4S. will hiive their rcutilur ' meetiiiK ul lad f. I). O. K hull. ! Amorican LckIoii Auxiliary will incut at tlio armory at S o'clock. Election uf officers will be held. v (l ' TllPMlny . , Ladles Aid society of the f Methodist church will nh'i't in ' in Homo Cumlnu in the church ' parlors. Catholic ladles will have a t iilcnlu at l.Ithiu park. Thursday , The I.ndles Aid: of the Kiik : lish Lutheran church will H meet with Mrs. Harris. l-'L N, Ivy.. ,at I! o'clock.' i'ast Matrons cluh. O. K, s., -r.iylll be entertained at the i summer cabin of .Mrs. John i- White on WaKiier creek. ' Mrs. Wood will entertain ihe Hulhllni; Bridge club at 4- hor home otf .West lllh Mt.- i lletteflt.lOHi sponsored by Y. W. C. A. board from 2 'to 5 ft p. in., V. V. V. A. house. Friday IHta U. llobbsTenl. Diiimh 1' fern of Voterans, willVhavo j-euular meetlnt;. Howena Circle will cnlor- V lam tile members of the Veomen lodnc and their friends at a card party at the V. O. V. hall. ! ihs. joskpii Paul (;iii:iNi;u of 8an IMcro, Calif., has an nounced Tlir enaement of her daiiKhtrr, Mary, to Kdwanl ('. Kelly, son of Col. and Mrs. K. K. Kelly. The uoddiiiH: will take place (it the Sacred Heart church ul this city AiikiikI (i. Aliw tlrnincr is n U"PUhir cm -ployr. or the Mail Trlluinc. and is vp1 known as the author of mi inerottH ntdlo plays. Mr. Kelly is a promUinK attorney. ?tsltilial liUiH'licon K01it of llu Week M r.s. 1 )a 1 1 on 10. ( 'ox en( erta i noil at h 1 o'clock -luncheon Thursday Hi the Hotel Medford In conipli nwint to '-Mrs. Del 11. Woodcock, a recent bride. Shaflnn honors wllh Mrs, Woodcock f-as Mrs. KI ' nirr Fisher, a visitor from Uuporl. lilohu. Dainty ' corsaj;e bouquets of nweet peas and Cecil It runner ro.oH hiarked the places' of the KpcqiaJ.. puests, while the ceiilar-jirc'e-' of Murshal-Ne:il roses und bridal lace, place curds and nut crn all made a pretty color Kcljeme in yellow. :. After, the luncheon the Kiiests co pa f red to the home of M is. l-l. J. .Woofloock, mot hor of the hos tess, where the remainder of the afternoon was spent playing bridge flhd visitinj,'. . Those present wore Mesdames Klmer Klsher, Iel It. Woodcock. ;porj;e Yoran. Krcd Schoffel, K. .1. Woodcock, Ihnma Weldon. S. SuiuptCL Smith and the hostess. Mrs. K. C'TKiwuhiK "f Spokane, and Misses' May and Marie Crys lal of Klamath Falla are visltni; at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Riley O. Helton. . Mrs. Pell of AshliiMl i;nt'i'tins College Cluh final meeting of the Itnguc Kivcr Valley College Women's club was held Saturday at flic home of lift1 newly elected presi dent, Mrs. Kmil Pell, in Ashland. Ueports were given by retiring oiiicors and commillees appointed for I he coming year. . Mrs. 11. C. Hansen very ably reviewed "Peder Victorious," by O. F. Kolvaag, a story dealing with the. problems of the second gen eral ion of American 1 111 migrants. ; Miss Olsen, accompanied by Miss Voder, sang "In My Garden ef Hoses" and "What Hie Hose lias to Tell." Mrs. Wagner, assisted by a rroup of Ashland members, served coffee, ice cream and cake. V Mrs. Leo Williams and children went to Aberdeen, Wash.. Wed nesday to spend several weeks visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van. They were accom panied to Portland ly Miss lir rnlne Hodden. , Catholic IjmIIos Will Picnic At Litbia Park. The Catholic I-ndies are plan ning n real picnic for Tmvday. AM ni;$ Invited to meet at list". Par ish Hall, where they will motor to LMhln Pnrk for picnic dinner ami Rouial afternoon. The Catholic ladies of Jacksonville and Ash land will he guests. President Mrs, IJrnwn has appointed com m it tecs to take charge, as follows: Trans portation. Miss A. KotUhor; enter- larnmcnt. Mrs. Frank Applegnte: 1 ejection, Mesdames Wood and Fher; gcneial utilities, Mrs. Mold. t .4 4. -. Mrs. T. W. C.regory of Fun-ka. C-il.. Is visiting relatives in this city. Former MciKonl ilt'l 1 loi'teO l)iixttor S-IhmI Dhtrict. Mrs. Minnie Trimble and Mrs. A. 11. Flrownell (formerly Kuth Lawrence of this city) were elect d directors of frrants Pass school district seven In the animal elec tion Monday. Voting was heavy for a school election with notirly 00 voters out to ballot for their preference. Th vote stod Mtb. A It. Hrovvn vH. If I; Mrjt.'.Mtnnle Trimble, IT-V ! r Ntott, l J't; Hiiiulil O. l'res- the many pleasant features which I IV,1 Mls- A: A- Mufirii'ii, Hi.fmade tin- stay' uf the delegates The two directors will, serve for uch a happy, one. and outlined i I three year u-rmx, Mr. stoti and Hie beautiful nettlm, for the meel V ; Mrs. Mclh'ien :ire the retlrrhK ill-1 ing, whore a laie tHiwv was made i i oci ors un tiif-oUl board. i - fr Judge and Mrs. (Ik-nn Taylor ; . motored tu lOurek i via the li-d- I wood highway fur the week-end. ' : ICIirysaMllicMitiin ii'4le I ill ile ( aril I'al ly T he Chrysanthemum c 1 r c I f, Xecihliurh of Woodcraft' No. HA. Will nilVO thru i-.-miI.i- n.i.ellm ,il i Hie I. (. (. l.. hall Monday eve- j Owinu to the fact that the first nine Ueports of the convention TJiursday is tMo Fourth of July, held at Springfield will be Kiven. ! Ihe i cfrular nieetiiiK will be post At Hie elose of business a card ! poned until July 11. party will be given, to which the j The .Mistletoe cluh met with public is invhed. Kiw hundred ; Mrs. Zoe and Miss lllanche Ar and bridge will be played. j nold June 1. f f-f Mrs. s. Sumpter Smith enter-! Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Itrewur and tamed Mrs. Haltim K. Cox and Mrs. K. J. WtMiileock at her cabin at Kdgewood Park on Friday. f -f I'oprilun Ahhind (ilrl , Wcls Medford Uoy The Trinity Kpiscnpal church of A shin ml was the scene of a pretty wedding, when Miss Mildred Har bor, youngest daughter of Mr. and ; Airs. William Harbor, on Granitef street, became the bride of Thorn-j as Phillip Cowan. Jr., of Medford," j h son of Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Cowan, Sr., of Sun Francisco, at i 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening, ! June IS. The church was a lovely bower) of white syringa and syrmga and pink rose- buds. The young coupli tended by Miss Certrude and tieorgo Lewis. was at-I Ahlstrom Soon after the ceremony. Ihe ', bride and groom left for a short j wedding trip to Yreka, and will 1 return shortly to take up their ' residence at Medford, where the ; groom is employed. i Mr. and Mrs. (I, L. Itruinmond, who have owned and operated a Job shop in Klamath Falls, have sold the same (o It. W. Hates, for merly owner and editor of the Koseburg .News-Iieview. M r. and Mrs. Drumnioud were in Medford Saturday and may decide to pur- Chase nronertv and reside here. .Mrs. Young- Hostess Hiilldfng Itrldgo Cluh Mrs. .1. W. Young entertained the Huilding Hrlilge club Thurs- Lday at her pretty home on South Oakdaio. Mrs. 1 Dr..) Hunch was guest ol Mrs. oung and as- dvted In serving dainty refresh ments. Next nieefing will be with Mrs. Wood on West Flevcnlh. street. Past Matrons Cluh Will .Meet White'.-, Cahin Mrs-. John While and Mrs. Mer rill will entertain the Past Ma trons club of Kennies chapter. (. F. S., at Mrs. While's summer home on Wagner creel' I'elock luncheon Thursday. June '11. Visiting matrons are also In - viied .Mrs. F . H . Core, w h o is c o n -lucting class piano instruction for Seginners at her studios In the Sparta building, .invites thv par ents of the chihlrcn in tlge classes niil also any others interested in .bserving what can be .accom- dished in class work. In a visitors' lay Monday morning. .1 11116 J l, at 1 o'clock. mcricaii Legion Auxiliary Will Flci't Diricers There will be Important neeling of the' A tiicricau 'Legion uxiliary at the armory al- K i'elock, Fleclion nf officers will lie held and also delegates will be "lected for the state convention tola blm e held In Salem August K to 1 0. ' Sweet. fter 11m business tneeting a social hour will-be held with the Amei'K can Legion. All members are urged to at tend. 4 Misses Uee Seabrook. and Fstlior ( McCifllom left Saturday for a mo or trip to Seattle. Vancouver and Spokane. 4 4 I lei 11111 Home From VUli Here Mrs. li. A. Nelson and son Dean f Alameda. Cal., returned to their home last evening' after spending 1 two weeks' vacation in this city is the guest of Mrs. N'ida Oatman 141 d other relatives here ami at Ashland. They were joined here Friday by Mr. Nelson, advertising man on the San Francisco Call, ,vho has just returned from a busl aess trip to Chicago. Daughter of Yclcrnii Fleet lelcgati-s Tor Comcniloii Kit a D. Hublfs Tenl. Daughters ..f Vetera lis. nic't at the Avinory June llth for their regular ses sion. It way voted to send Miss Hull to the Convention at Newberir, , as well as Mrs. Carbis. The del-. j -ates will give their reports at t!1 i next meeting.' June i.Mth. mini 1 j, r . Mci'inii , their daugllter nud son. illie Sprauue of Uikeview. and Lieut. Art i;ilis. who iv stationed ,ith the marines at Mare I .-la ml. nrived here Friday to visit at the home of Mrs. Nida Oatman. The Kills family formerly resided at Talent. Itoyal VeighlMM'. II.. . .. l li.tr Al IlK- lioyil Nl'lKhl t nir .,n Tluir" m'm''M.- 1, i,r '11.. new received by tiatis Mrs Stullsv. oi th ,1. un: slipreiiil' l ump in M inni-ii poll.", jsme h vim-.v; int'ir"ln rrpori "I tin- ni.-ellrtu." lirli'flj- nhe ti'1.1 of douhly in-i lerestiu; because thy goi'Keous flowers came from all over the United Stales, gifts I ruin Indi- vidual Hoyal .Wlghhort, us well un i from camps. of hibtius. interest lo the member mvimh her reports ; of the many constructive. mes- ures adopted making our order I better and more progressive than faniily are new residents of Med ford haviiiR taken up their resi dence on Kosb Court. Mr. Itrewur who is the vice president and gen eral munuger of the California Ore- ! gon Power Company nd the Mnun- tain States Power Gompuny will make his headquartenj in this city, Ml.s 1 lock man Honored Informal Itrldgo Party Honoring Miss Annette Heck man. who recently returned t Medford from Hilo, Hawaii, when she teaches in a kindergarten Mrs. Helen Holt Wilson enter tained with a bridge party home Wednesday night. at her The seven guests were all class males at the university of Oregon several years ago, four of them having been members of the same graduating class, In the group were the Misses Nellie Host- of Portland: Arlene Uutloiv Kva Nealon, Margaret llenslcy, Lucie Oatman. Annette Hee'kman and Mrs. Alta Knipps IWoodfield and the hostess. I I . Mrs. Smylic Kntei tains i VMHt Stl Cin-le I The Fast Side circle of the First m.. :. church met with Mrs. J. W. i uiylie Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. i Klla Peters presiding. Mi's. Htley ! 13. Henson leading the devotions (song. "Sweet Hour of Prayer." I prayers were offered by Miss Mav Phipps and Mrs. Peter I Song, "VVhat a Friend We Have t in Jesus." ,',' . special feature of the nfter- noon was a group of readings by Mrs. T. CJ. Jleine. i During the social hour Mis. csmyiio, assisieo ny u. Rjaron, served strawberries, cake and coffee. ' ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ling and family of Hurbank, Cab. are guests of Mrs. Ling's mother. Mrs. Hert (Ireer of Ashland. Mrs. Ling and children will spend the summer months'ln Ashland. Mr. Ling will j return to California next week. i Visitors Here I Motor to Crescent Oty 'Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sfcom and their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Swem, and daughter. Mary Jane, of Seattle, and little Miss Phoebe Swem spent several days at Crescent City this past week. They reported the weather splen- 1,11,1 at the beach. j -f -T i"' I Honored Willi Dinner rimy I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swem ni- Itertalned at dinner Thursday eve I nine honoring Mr. and .Mrs. D. H. ! fvvein and daughter, Mary Jane. uf Seattle, who are hero as bone Mr. and Mrs. T. M. guests of Swem of Koss court. The table wuh centered with rue- candles in blue holders and crystal bowl of penst etnan. Williams and bachelor but tons. . Covers were placed for Mi", and Sirs. !: Ft. Swem. 'Mary Jane Swein, Mr. and Mrs. T, Tom Swem. Mr. and M. Swem. Mrs. .lack I Swe ami daughter, Phoebe. Mrs. W. Ii. Hamilton of Fir-: mingham, Ala., is visiting her sis-J tor, Mrs. A. It. Hin'k and family.; Mrs. Hinck and her guest are spending the week til the former's1 cabin at Cnion Creek. j m-or-Tow 11 ;ucm lleJurn Home Mr. and Mrs. Fdward H. Ucd- ! rord, who have been visiting' Mrs. , lied ford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j W. W. Harlley, on the Old Stage I rind, left Tuesday for Palo A Ito, 1 Calif., where Mr. Kedford will at' j tend summer school at Stanford ; university. At the close of the session Mr. and Mrs. Kedford will move to Vaea vllle. Calif., where Mr. 1 1 ed ford has accepted a posi tion as head of the Ihiglish de part mcnt of the Vaenville lg'.i srhriol. Mrs. I.ake Darroilll l..h The Daffodil club, composed jiif bie, in the Lde precliet. he)d ., .- ..t!i...i.v . I . t. 1 ... , - liili-h,-"M H.-ivlnw . tlH- rhl.-r rl i -viTfion "f Hi,' il.iy, Thi. noxl ni'M-Itrij; will tn- .1 (tlcnlf to 1,,' h.'l'I in thf tiiik ttt A!i!mihI .July M, lltl!.l):inl! of 111,- - l);,ff,,lil 4-lllh iii'iMl,ei-M will to ini.-f-tn. I .lltlr Ml .lojil- Mm- I'fh'limm Hliihiliiy Willi I'nrir Mr. ThfMl,,v Hiiti" ,Mi.'iti,lnH,l six ill 1 ie Kii"f." " " at llli' IIOOIM 01 .0 V 1 1 ii i t -Thi. iif littli. Mls nnil Hie - ilcy Thursday Hrtein.Mi f;iir was in honor nf .lov. thlnl bii Hoi .; boiir?, w ,'r,- with Klllliei. : uitli I'liifut I'in-I pli i,h,l ..Mi. I!"t'r annil!y !p'fit r appropriate -Ii liC'iMf tf into a beautiful Harden, ami eako i ' iink and . t peas nf f Vastol shades and favor of corr wpondlug colors. i ' Those who attended the . parly were Mis. John HaekMi't ahtl Miss Mar fori t M rs. Mary t'ood wand Itiml-Miss ltorlaml. Mra. Carl Neid- eitnever and Miss Karrhara. Mrs. J Chester Wendt and, M iss Phyllis Ann?, and M rs. Otto' .Wldermoyer land daughters, Joyce ami Char i lotte. i -- at Cent nil Point A wedding w h I c h much impressiveness in reflected the serv- ices and lieauty of the mcnt took place Sunday arraugo Juue 10, at I- o'clock noon, at tin rated church in Central 1'ede Point, when Miss Hern let; Ilurger4 daugh ter of Mi-, and Mrs. J. L. Iturger. and Mr. Keslie McCue. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McCue, of Corona, Calif., were united In marriage. - The wedding march was play l(y Mrs, livnh loliler." Tlie church luiTangoments ami ileeinntions, in j pink ami white with green, were I ill ciiii c, oi m rs. ili'C.41 of Ml'S. Knlier. The hack of the bank of flowers., arch of pink' roses' age, from which bell made of pink pulpit was a There was an with'their foli hung a largo rose petals and lighted with electric lights. Under this the bridal party stood while the double ring ceremony was performed by Key. D. F. Millard of the Christian church. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of while silk crepe. I ler long veil was becomingly ar ranged with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of ma man cochel roses and sweet p4ts. The maid of honor. Miss Mil dred Iturger. sister of the bride. Wore a frock of green, georgette anil carried a bouquet of pink car nations, and baby breath. The bridesmaids, Mrs.. Fverett l-'abet: " and , liss .Dorothy Martin. wore gowns of pink" s.if.1" c,ar-V ried Uoibtuets of Cecil Itrirnncr roses. . ,i ' ( '''.' The ring hearr-r. little i weniiur Un Marine' cousin .of the, bridi-i was beautiful int pink crepe do chine and carried ti grepi slllt, pil low with two pink rosebuds upon it, in which the rings were con cealed. Mr. C.uv Medio. hiNdhor of the groom, was best man. Ushers1 were Fverett l-'aber' and ( ieorge Marino. " " " " The "choir loft was decorated in' eve pe paper to represent u-French Window, where Miss Mildred Hur--ger sang ''1 Love Vou" and "UrnmJse." After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of t he bride's parents lor those who took part in the affair. Mrs. Medio graduated from Central point Jiigh school in then intended the Hible institute at Lus Angeles, where site and Mr. McCue graduated, ami both expect to enter the field of missionaries j in the near future, I Out-of-town guests at the wed Idlug were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mc U'uo and sons, .Messrs. (lay and j Dale McCue,. of Corona, Calif.; Mr. and .Mrs. McDonald of C,a .cMe, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Miller of Oakland, Calif. Mr. ami .Mrs. Medic leH. for a short honeymoon al Potilaml and mu l horn points, I hen w ill ret urn lo Central Point for a few d;iys before leaving for I heir home In California. . , - The best wishe.H, of, a host of friends go with tin; happy couple Medford (iarden Club To Meet Friday Friday afternoon tat :Hn the members of ihe Medford Oardett club are cordially invited lo nieet j at the beautiful home of Mrs. Lewis j Clrlch on Minnesota. I. This will be the first meeting of Serb's to be held at hoines nf members during the mo mils of July and August. livery member intending to enter the garden cent est must be' sure and check and send in. their con test sheets before the end of this week, as .1 uly first ends the time allowed for entry. Mall the slips to Mrs. L. K. Wil liams, who will receive and file them In the absence of Mrs. liundy. Mr. ntul Mrs. Fry Fulcilalii IH. Club The Dixie club had (heir annun! "home coining" Thursday evening at the eon nl ry home of Mi', and Mrs. Charles Fry. Their bea ulifut homo is rami b of HlevfTu'l avenue. There the most and hostess awaited their many guests wit h a most e la hot ;rl e chicken dinner. The long tabks !w1 " "" 1,u' V I ' Pre',(-d n beautiful picture to i'1" ""H''V Uie club. , ' " vt an acount of i '"'1' ..oioinn tri, from vhn h xlw. hiiD ttiKl i-Miiiiiiccl. I late enjoy- 1 . . hour after h"ndin able evening. lli'iieril Tin SKtn-Mired hy V. V. . V Moanl On Thursday h f I ernoon. July '-'". the board of director of the V. . t. -A. will ho;Minor a benefit tea .it ihi-lt club roorriH on Not th U-i i t -lett stre-t The V. W. (. A. rerven ni-aiv joil po-et" in our community a ;t if um'iI a? a mee'lnv plae for t!c Olrl Scouih. Dciphiaiif. W, C. T, F. .luekson county baby clinic. ,ii! wStboiit com to any of these woihv oritii nizfi l Ion. The properly and rurnihin a if entlro'j fi debt, -hut there i). a nn lull fnudwichvH. .he cre;im vo served.' Tin; tahlc lifully deedrati-tl w(ll( IduO erepe paper, sivc HER NAME LINKED WITH V !A .... I 'V , r, 1 '.' ' ! ' ' 1, ' mil fiW f Recurring rumors have Incrsjjnetl the bHcf In some circles In London that Princess Ingrld, beautiful daughter of the Crown PHrcoH of Sweden, may become tHc bricie jof the Prince of Wales who Will trr- met within ;he 1 Lhu directors hour fieient funds to me There will be ai grain. .lames Sti ext immth' anrl; td raise sill'-j t t his expense.1 exr'ellent pro ciis, ppimlar baritone, will give several numbers, Mrs. Laura Wesl will describe hoi iuieresting FuioiH-aii trip. Tea will be served from ;;iu . p. m. Itowcna Viroli Will Ijiti'itaio 1 The Itowcna I men lodge w ill : brrs of the lod i at a cm i d p; ' Indirn ni6eLilig circle i-nterl of Ihe Voe- in tb" in- l heir, friend: dhm ing Ho ' W. a. W Lre and I arty fol iti the evening. Fldridge j l;ln i-viday .1 line L'S and Mrs d esses I'm Mrs. (). li Cliris Wolff will be b t he evening. Miss llolb'i' lloslcsst Honoring House (air-l In honor of h"r b Miss Nellie Lest of Pin nule assistant in ihe merit at the Cniveisity Miss Arlene P.utbr oilse guel , i Hand, mad- ; ait depart- I of i l 'eg. in. I enleriaiticd I Inn? home ' wllh a luncheon at Tuesday noon. ' ' ' Six Of the pipits a t, t niversity of t in pm time Miss Hutler was there, four of the u iMi.Jed the I urln; Die I as a hludcnt ' Kirls hiiving r'la:is ill I !IL'7. ', tile hlliclieon graduated with b In the group uere the Miss-s Liicili Thelma J'eroi. of As-hlar Naelon, Margaret Hem l".v. Hubbard. N.-llie Ib-st, Mi e and ! d; Kva ! A lei ha , s. Alia ' hostess, j I I KnlriiiH Wimilfii l'l iin'l 111,' 1 lli'Mllli I'll, 111 Mi, 11, 1- Tili 'I'll llrllKh ( nlMMilM.i j .Mrs. Kii.r S, I. li n itil'l a. Muff 1,! I his illy, .-in, I Un- I ini'i-'x nch-r an. I liu-l.-i nil . Mr i Mis. WhIIoi Kn.lil.r. H An;,!,, r.-.lif., Iinvr I, nil H. 'l rniiii I'" j., yiil.lv li-n il.-nV ii'"l"i' I'll' IiiIIImIi ('nliiinl.l'i 'I'll, y iv, in by 1 he u ny nf Si-.,' i ; . ' n i u 1 1 t n la back by ;rlld over vay of I A:iu,-, ll,t and d lbey( I lll.-l- nd. ai'J i iJ.ke?. fin-- at. I'oilland. I-T'om drove down the i uay to .The ).iII m nit to Fraier iiol They report ih- Hie lake anil l!ie di! eoiol It loll. Tlw parly war 1 .",!"i in the liUi li- I. JnH;., It. ( '. I 'reil the mo:l le ai deny In Fli v made from an old ami hi,,, In M- en- i,,., i.n -1 ill K'H'I'-mi at ,'llillll I II I I'll Social Events of Church Societies tor" - ' U"t"iHl i:i" Ve(! ing" Tuesday afternoon In'ivthb will meet fn regular "liojnfn onnii eliureli parlors. The Loyalty cir cle will have charge of lhu, fntmv. talnmcnt. Visltois are invited, 1 .' , , , I The Ladles Auxiliary "of 'the First Fn pHnt' church wilt hold a I 10 isKin miry in eel ing a I the home i.. I' Mrs. I). M. Wilson. :tlll South It i versffle, on Tuesday a f I I'l lioou. '.lone :'.:. A g I aliciMlance is j desired, j Golden Link i Imk tMecIs j The ( ioltb ii Llnlc class of IllQ 'First liupitat . churi'Ji, inei., at ,tu: home of I'lev'. ami Mrs. W. li. Falon ' Thursday a ft ernooli. j. Mrs, t;. 4. WilllocUt the pre.sl- (b in, conducted a short biisliiess Miiceting wliii.b was followed by a .Social liniiri, , j. ,.. .j ; The class 'had the 'pleasure of ' having as guest for flie afternoon I' Mis. I-;. K, Morton of Hciiver, n former resident of Mediord, who is visiting here for a few days. Tin -re was a la rge attendance. Hefresliineiils of delicious hiUy and' ice i reani Were served by the eoioinltlee. M e s d a m o s lailoll. Swing and Walker. Mi".. .1. tirffzshy I iiilci'lalus Mlsolotiary SiH'icly The ftxecutive board of the Wom an's Mixfionary yoriety uf Ihe Firnt ihrl,-tian church met at th- home of Mi h. ,1a nieq OriK.Hby Tuenday ,ifh l i n. 'I'll iH wan the fll'Ht niect- Inj; of the new officeiM 1 and the j wotk for the year v;im oiU,liried. A Ml ndiH interest has been main- l.iliK d dtirlnu the year Jind pant and j it i-; planned lo Introduce neVeraF new feai niHrt. durliiK --'the coining i. ;,'-Ar, ViaitViili rni.Miirf of :rouant' bllineH iVi'l-e tJlheft' eare-of IIO'I Hi., follow inn- nruip : .oudoiM wui'e eln-. 'li'. ' '; : ' ' I M en, .lumen OritMby. Mih. (ler-1 tru.le KJrk'itrli'k'. MVs.'l'. C Fatli-' am. M iv. Hall-lmek.' Mr.i. Fverett j JvhN, Mr.- I'laivnoi" lioyd. J Tb"'tioa( r.-MUtiu rioM-tinv: wiil be-( held Tuefda.y; July tMfi, beiiiK put-.: porid Wit- Week ion account of th Turner 'cntivi-nlkm. ' I ' ) M -.. I 'I' lln.ti I. . 1. 1... i .',,,: f. ,lf li 'UK' lle-ltiliu to ilMell'l I III' ' ,,.iini.-!i ,-1 1'l mil Mi"- l'ayiH( ml ,i uay will he provide,!. : Mr. Wilton Entertains ' Loy.l Women's Class - 'I lie Liiyiil SUiliien's cIukh hehl ( Hieli i'1'Kiilai' monthly nu'eitni! nl j the llolni- nf Mm. I'-iril WIIhoii un South Ivy. The nteoHnu tan opene I by th'- pri'Hldenl. .Mrs. M. -I. l-'iye, ,.,'l.... ul.i.l, II,,. lm-,,,io toillfll till Mllltil.K "III 'the Hweet Hy Hint lly.'t.l I'l... u. i Iiiiiiii. wiih then .reiiil nnil t tie I.onr.t I'l -yet veneatiM hi-iilU. noli. iirOix Hi" bttMiUHKH iin.-dtltiii it whs n'l'oi'tcjl t ) ii t ini'iiiliei's, uf; tlie rlas had made !M calls dm in':, the nioiilh. . ' ' l- ' : Tile nie.liitu wan lh;ll ttllttcd over to Mrs. lierl I'U.le Klrkpatm ! who Wlls chairman ol til tainmciii c.onuniiif'e- rhc lirac imladiil Hie bdlowiliK nuiabc lioadlny ol the Class I'ttem l.ois J. l-.vans. l'tnnn".So!ol--(;olH'vieve F'riAvn.' Musical IteadinK Irva Kcwcll. aicouiiianlcil by Helen Wilson. Kel'leshmenls id caive and coll'.'e w ere served lo I lie ."i members present. Tilt- class poem, "The l.oyal Wo men's Class," was written by Mis 1. 01s .!. Kvans, and is as follows: I'HK I.OYAI, WOMAN'S CLASH We're a class of l.oyal Women, And a band you cannot beat; II vou w ish to see our lioal, : Follow ust down Oakdale street. I We're a class of Uyal Women, To the Christian church wo go;1aVt, In our places you will Und us,. Come sunshine, rain or snow. , 1 Mrs. Klrkpaliick is our toucher, Weall love her, this you know; The way she leaches us llm Scrip lure, ,w Helps us in lliis life below. We love the class ol' Loyal Women.. Love the Christian Llble school; l.lusl love to receive its teachings. And, lmve,; thtmi, , tour, lives, f to ' rule. ' ' j We. Ihe class of Loyal Women, j SHive to get here right on time; Metier far than any rhyme. And we carry our Hcst Hook the dear Hlhles, world has ever Known; Millions of oilier bookse have faded Hut, like. the sun, Our Hook has t-4 own. Nine forlv-rive each Sunday morn ing, Will not find us In the .lurch.- ! For we, Iho class of Loyal Women, Are loyal lo both Bchool ami . ,, fhurcln . - ; ;i LETTERS WRITTEN BY PIONEER OF 1 A niniilior of ynlliiw pancs-viUit-linn wrllti'rt by Hlijnh lii lmow, Uic flmt ."Buiilw In iJino i-iiiinty.- mi'l iu-wbII 'kniiwil' chiiruiiUT lii Oi'i'Bun hlwtlll'.V, WITO' lll'OUKht til .MlHlflll'll Hite wek liy Kiunil-Hon. 1'. 1 t-lrlMl.iw, fatllor of ' .Mrs." W. . U. Hhi'llny. whu Im visitliiK .hci-o en mull! to.hlH Inline In Ouklanil, fill. Tlu'w, uliiiw with liuilieroUK ollno- iloi'limi'lltM nnil lii'lonniliBs of tlio Dimmer rliarai'te'i', .wliol i'1'iiHHi'il tlio plain In ISIS, are: lii'lUK transportl'i! H.V Jlf. hiihuiw in, in KtiKi'iiu. Iil r.il-im-.- Iimiii-, to (ink la nil. lOll.lah ltrlHlo, not only liiil.lt 111" rirt ImiiHO In iJini' i-'uillity " 11 II Itl-iiiTi! iliilinllon I'lalm, lmt ilonaliil Ml nrri'K of 111 mini i"' Un. Inillillnu' nf tlio in "I I"'"" ..... ..i...,.i Ki iiooi iioiini'. no ii"" '"- ''" ' (11(1 Ill-Hi I llllHIIUII l lift, ,1 - ...,'i i.nfl enterK fruiiuently .lulu the blBtorli al in'i oiinln " "f (he format:on of the firm emmty Kov- in in his loi-iilllyi- ' In cover 18-17. after he il" l.iine county, be Mat 'down and. wrote i;i letlei-H ull nt.otm lime. One to hlH wife and one each of hiK 12 clilldren, who witre Htlll Imek In their huiiie In lilan .i....uiiie in lellim: them that h(( had discovered ' an Inverltublu j paradise and nHklntf theiH n' make ; htwtu ami M" llnl- 1'" wrote, the ; let tern In the aprliiK of Hie year. They were ' caTi'led back hy ox team, and reached Ihclr destina tion In the fall of the year. The family started out tn April, 1K-1H, and reached Mount FlenHunt, their new home in wciooei . record ci'ohm Ihe country trip in Annum the many (hone day, heirloom M r. llrlntow now haw, i a larRo ' black walnut cockl m which many of the family belonK InK were packed on the trip oenwM (be olalnK. A receipt for taxeH paid nil land ; owned by I'llljali Url-tow in uie ...i...' ;.t' TLhrniuumt in llu- Vfar ; '. . ..... .,- , rtAl. ,iMed' ' o.l, MOO " f n- -- !'by hl wife on' her tilmirm Wheel! ( VV.. iitooiiL' the innnv lnterKtlnv'v ' eonleiitM in the mo cocm. , . " ' , - , , - '. . . 1 uixes on the Tenm-Hieo tropevty , i ' - mmoiiiiUmI to cents for that! 'ITe Medford Rotary club will , ' ,. tjiold a hl LadlcH'' tiinht meeting' ' ln'o;- of Ii!m letters home rlt-f on TfieRdoy. July 'ami, aeeordlnK to i.n wiitie he wax crov!mr, thft nhx miHItied at H mecllnff of tho , i ..(..to th 1M.V Klljiih' Ci'irrtnwl i.iihiir i npeakt of KolnK' itlie KlllliiK with two ither men nh',1 lillfl'a l,y In ii'i liiek iit tilKht. (lot of one f them he xirin-ii'd ;tu pound! of tallow Mr. Ill-Mow- .v!i I lolneil here wllh n n few iln: tow. who In Mtlll loKOtht't- thev wll home In UiiManil . by Mr. ItriH In l-:oKeiie. anil leuve fin' their SANTA ANA. I i4'i -.liilin Mi-i'lin ilir.. .1 line l-eiil 2-. entnte lirukec-luiliiy plea'leil KUlll.v t" Ibe miiriler of Mi. MyiHe Wnoil, 40. -Ileiie',1. I'llllf.. Woniall. Htl'l enti'llii-,l to life Impilxon- ..-' ' !l"'"v tSoi. (nelltlll peilll ,-iitinry l,y Sllimrion illI'lMe I'.j -I M.il'kn, SOLINSKY FAW1ILY sPPEIVRUNS. AFOUL OFPARK RULING The entiling of the Crater Na tional j ..irk .season, July 1st, will be almost a tragedy occurrence for little Jane'SoliusKy. nine-year-old daiml'.ter of Superintendent and Mrs. K. C. Solin&ky, mid her pet dog, Knxy Ann, lor when the fam ily moves up to the superinten dent's ln nse at Anna Spring cam 11 in about a month, they will be sep arated until Hie family returns to t lie Crater Utke superintendent's town residence on Queen Anno nue, next fall, as no dog is per- 'mined in any national park, Koxy Ann is a blooded, five ' thoulhs old while contplexioned i wire terrier, which the family ob tained at Stockton,' Cal., while en- 1 rouie to Medtord some weeks ago .. from Yo.semile national park, which 1 had been tlie.ir home fur years and' to show that, the Kolinsky's are not ( ,,, only ..euainnrert of Medford hh a ,( resident jilace and ire loyal to their lU new home city the dog was named :) lio.xy Ann after the mountain which towers over the Solinaky homo 011 Queen Aune. s,; Naturally Jane and Roxy Ann have become devotedlv attached to ,J ' each other and the heart strings of each will feel a hard tugging ,:( when t hey are coin pel led to i rl " ' for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Sn linsky are almost as attached to Die dog, altho not admitting it. An easy way out of the dilemma arising from Ihe coming separation, and assurance that the pot dog, will not suffer any beyond lone somenesH for her young boss, was found in the fact that Superinten dent Solinsky'n" parents. ' will soon arrive to live in the house on Queen Ann during the Hummer, while the Huporintendent's fnmilv Is rcsldlnr, Hi, Critter National park. Of course Koxy Ann could ho taken with them up to the park. hut, the- family believes, that to have her tied at the end of a rope, or confined in an enclosure would bo unnecessary cruelty. .'"We'll . ho awful lonesome for each other," said Miss Jane, yes terday, us- ltoxy Ann lay cuddled up in her arnis ln the family auto ill) fnmfi.nl' the rede ml building, J "won't wc It'oxie?" "How, wiow,"- replied Uoxle wng ging her tail with tinUmUini(lliig. FIRST AID CLASS Tlio new First Aid tenm orpHiil noil by Uic kIiIh of I lid Copco For-, mil umliT I ho illi'oollnn nf J. K. " KniT, Krnilimlo lnntmiitor In flint . nlil tiiailo itH fli'ht aiipniirauce lio- ( fnro the Wonion'H enniinllleo moot liiK lit the Cnpro bniliMi Krldny. Tlio rhiHK Ikih ciintploteil tho'flrnt alii itiutrueliutiH anil the luirntiu of nilnoH eoiirneH tiro nnlliinally roe- ' 1 "Kiil.od. i They have roeelved dl- ; i, Ionian frnm the American Nation nl HeU -CroHH and are now fully 1 ,l L 'iii,.-:i) i j y . uu iiiib iiuiiuil- j i.I; F. Kerr, well known Cupco j i man, i graduate Inntructor In ftrat n aid Iiiih Ioiik had nn enviable reputation for his .nellvitien nlong theho MnoB.'Tle has eondtteted first aid clan8eH each yeur In tho -(IrantH Piihs IiIkIi hcIioo! and won much favorable comment for1 his tmtiriiiR effort?i In promotiiiK a greater Interest In thin worthy ! movoment. When It , considered thiiL over loo.inio pcoplti were kill ed hy uecldenU InKt.year It Is felt that much more time effort should ' ho tflven to aeeident prevention and fliHt aid education. The followiiiK 1h a list of the 1 f'opeo Hirl who are members of the power eonipHiiy's Hrt . nldr' team: Uldyn Appleato, Ann Kan tor, Liberia (Jorct Uorotha Khjdell, Caiol. Petty and Frances VVolsnor, - ! ; DflTADSAMQ DI AM iiummnnu i mn BIG LADIES NIGHT I liiiai d of director, hint week. Tho-i I hieetliiK Win he lit honor nf. the' ' Cnnitnii president and nlhef newly " eieeten oiiieers nnti a lurso aitenii- " auee 1h Inoheil lor.. The tonimlttee In ehitme of lhu atfiilr will eon- slut of the cmtKoiiiK offleeiH nnd himrd of tllrvctors. All HoturhuiH Uind Itntniy Anns ate urneil to ro- ' serve tho ditto. NKW YOltK. t1") Miirrleil women of Tibet planter their faces with a Mark Wte innile of blood, for the law In thKt they must not tniiike themselves attractive to men. ; And they have three or four well ; linsiied hu.ibnliils curh. Ho wiy-i : Professor Nicholas lloerleh, hack iroiii an expedition, . . ii
