THK KVEN1NG HEHALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON
November 2S, 1931
FAMILY GATHERINGS LEAD THANKSGIVING SOCIAL EVENTS
PACK KIGHT
Thanksgiving
Observed With
Family Dinners
Down through the years.
Thanksgiving h bn the time
(or foatlve family gatherings,
with students borne from echools
and relatives present who have
outlines traveled from afar tor
the occasion.
It li the time when rot tur
key takes the place n( tmportanr
on the menu, and winter flowers,
bronte and gold in coloring, pre
domlnata aa centerpieces.
Mlu Minnie Lea Henry enter
tained metnbere of her family at
her home on North Fourth, when
coTera were laid tor Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Voye and aon Joe, Mr. and
Mra. Fred Schallock. Mr. and
Mra. W. T. Lee, Mr. and Mra.
Thompson, Mr. and Mra. Jerome
Henry, Mla Florence Parsons.
Dr. C. A. Rambo, Bob Henry and
the hoiteaa.
Judge and Mra. W. B. Barnea.
whose forty-third anniversary oc
curred November IS, observed
thla occasion and Thanksitlvlni
with a dinner for their family. In
cluding: Mr. and Mra. Webb Ken
nett. Mrs. Bert Cook. Jlmmle and
Allison Barnea, Dean Houston and
Zed Barnea.
Mr. and Mra. J. C. O'Neill en
tertained on Thanksgiving night
at their home on Mon Clair with
bridge. Thoae present were Mr.
. and Mra. Charles Wright, Mr. and
Mra. Jack Franey. Mr. and Mra.
' Charles O'Neill, Mr. and Mra. V.
' O'Neill and the host and hostess.
Members of tha Collier family
were guesta of Mr. and Mra. An
drew Collier at a prettily appoint
ed dinner at their home on North
Third.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Mills of
South Seventh, well known resi
denta of thla city, used the occa
alon for observing their fifty-first
wedding anniversary, which oc
curred Friday, November 27.
Mr. and Mra. W. H. McPherren
were host and hostesa at a four
course Thanksgiving dinner at
their home on Wanlland. It was
a family affair and covers wera
laid tor fifteen.
Mr and Mra. Doug Pocsett an
tertalned at their homo near
Keno with a family dinner.
Surprise Shower
Honors Mrs. Ogle
At a meeting of tha 'Women of
Moose, Tueaday evening, a sur
prise towel ehower was held for
Mra. George Ogle. It waa an
nounced that no election of or
tlcera will be held nnill next
June, which Is a new ruling made
by tha grand lodge.
During the business session It
was voted to raise funds tor a
Christmas party for needy chil
dren, and Albert Miller, Albert
Bruley and George Ogle were ap
pointed aa a committee to be In
charge of the affair.
It waa decided that ths next
regular meeting of ths lodge will
be a Hard-Tlmea party when a
program will be given, followed
by dancing. A charge of fifty
cents will be made.
R. E. Bradbury was the speak
er of the evening and explained
the work of the Governor's Belief
committee. He- asked that the
Order of Moose report to the
committee any relief work which
It does.
The drill team will practice
Monday evening. November SO. at
7:30 at the Moose ball.
Fremont P.-T. A.
To Meet Dec. 2 '
Fremont P.-T. A. will bold Ha
December meeting at the school
auditorium, Wednesday afternoon,
December I, at three o'clock,
when the business aession In
charge of C. C. Kelley, president,
will be followed by a program.
The Fremont Glee club will
entertain with two numbera and
Mrs. Rachel Good will talk on
"The Challenge to Education."
Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Ann Carter'a first grade
room received the prise for hav
ing the largest nnmber of par
ents joining the P.-T. A. during
the membership drive. The Fre
mont organiiatlon, with 12S
members, now Is the largest in
ths city.
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Relief Society
Of Church Meets
The Ladlea Relief Society of
the Latter Day Saint church met
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. W. T. Dean, 2043 White
avenue.
Ladlea present were Mesdames
Charles Squires, C. D. Elderldge,
Dell Robertson, Fred Stlnerson,
Charles Evans. John Fossum,
Charles Reynolds, Al Campbell,
J. T. Morris, B. Thomaa and Miss
Nellie Elgan.
Weekly meetinga for December
will be held every Tuesday, be
ginning at 2:30 p. m., at the
home of Mrs. Charles Squires,
718 St. Francis street.
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Girl Scouts
Entertained
Girl Scouts were entertained
Wednesday evening by Mlsset
Virginia and Jeanette Larson at
their home on Mon Clair. Special
dancing numbera were given by
Annette Tlllmnn and Grace Smith.
COM PARK COMPARE
COMPARK
JVon will buy from Locki
tccause he has better car
for less money.
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BRIDE-ELECT
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keuueil-rMis
Mlsa Goldle Lew I a. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Lewin.
whoae marriage to Mr. Eugene
Fulton will be an event of the
holiday aeaaon. Their engage
ment waa announced recently at
an evening of bridge at the Park
home, on Pacific Terrace.
Coming Events
Taeaday, December 1
Meeting of, Klamath club of
Daughtera of the Nile, at tha
boms of Mra. M. E. Cooper.
IMS Erie, with Mrs. Jsmes
Qulnn assisting.
Three R club will meet at
the horns of Mrs. Mary Akin,
1(22 Crescent avenue.
Past Noble Grand club will
meet at the home of Mra. R. E.
Wattenhurg. 21 Pine, at 2:30
p. m., with Mrs. Frances Boyd
and Mrs. W. Wohlander, as
sisting hostesses. Members are
requested not to forget tna
towel shower.
Mrs. H. A. Sprague will n- '
teruia members of fit. Rita
Bridge club at her home, 103
South Eighth.
Regular meeting of Roycroft
Junto at Wlllard hotel at (
o'clock, when 'Socratea" will
be ths topic tor discussion.
Important business meeting.
Wednesday, December
Regular meeting ot Fremont
P.-T. A. to be held at school
auditorium it I p. a.
Wednesday Bridge club will
meet at the home ot Mra. B. W.
Bates. In Roosevelt apartments.
Gronp One ot O. E. 8. will
meet with Mrs. James Perry at
the home ot Mrs. Howard .Vet
calf. 320 N. Ninth street, at 1
p. m.
Box social to be given by
members ot the Wednesday
Bridge club, when husbands
and friends will be invited.
Mrs. Brr son Cooley and Miss
Ada Christopberson will be
hoateeses for the occasion. A
special program baa been plan
ned. Thursday. December 8
Lioness club to aerve dinner
at Episcopal parish hall In
honor of husbands. Mrs. May
King Conrad! and Mra. Ben
Wood are in charge of the din
ner and Mra. Fred Houston Is'
chairmaa ot tha entertainment
committee.
Friday, December 4
Meeting of Eastern Star So
cial club at Masonic ball, 2 p.
m., when members asked to
bring donations of .toys tor fir
department toy shop or gifts
for Salvstion Army.
Turkey dinner to be served
by Division of the Harmony
circle ot the First Christian
church In the church basement
at :30. No tickets will be
sold after Wednesday. Anyone
desiring to make reservations
Is asked to call Mrs. T. J. Ev
ans at 1561.
Riverside. P.-iT. A. to spon
sor dance at school auditorium.
Play to be given by Falr
kaven P.-T. A. In tha school
gymnasium.
Saturday. December 12
Apron and gift sale to ba
held by Group Three of St.
Mary'a Altar society In the
Murray building on Main
street.
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Hostess At
Bridal Shower - -; -
Mra. C. D. Dodson presided as
hostesa, Wednesday, at a miscel
laneous bridal shower, at the
home of Mrs. Kathleen Slaymak
er. In honor of Carol McLaughlin
whose marriage to W. F. Jarve
waa solemnised Thanksgiving
Day.
Games were played and re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Those present wera Mra. J. L.
Allen, Mrs. Frank Hogue. Mrs.
Langmeyer, Mra. Jack Hales.
Mrs. Terry Allen, Mrs. Lydls
Boaln, Mrs. Kathleen Slaymaker,
the guest ot honor and the
hostess.
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SakFranqsco
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e e tfia cost of vsrything is coming down
nowodoys. So or th robn for awry on
of ttt 350 rooms.AU. WITH BATHot
Star Honors
Past Officers
Tuesday Night
Past matrons and past patrons
of the Kastern Star were gue.te
of honor Tueaday evening, No
vember 34, at the regular meet
ing ot Aloha chapter, ot which
Mrs Catherine faper U worthy
matron and Jack Murphy worthy
patron. This Is an annual event.
The following past matrons and
paat patrona of Aloha chapter
were escorted to seats of honor
In the eaat: Laura Wllllu, who
waa the ouly charter member of
Aloha chapter .present; Christine
Murdoch, Lyuna Martin. Jennie
Hum. Jessie B. Momyer. Kffte
Chastaln. Kate Peyton, Ella Mc
Millan, Julia Van Emon. Amelia
Hanks, Lena Dennle, Nellie Wat
tenbnrg, Harriet I. Hunter and
Mae K. Balslger. George Walton,
Marlon Hanks, Robert E. Watten
hurg and J. I. Beard.
Past matrons and patrona pres
ent of other chapters, who are
now living In Klamath Falls
were: Josephine Penrod. Jean
Porter, Ruth Olda Bathiany. Nel
lie Roae Jones, Mrs. Pyles. Mayme
Whittlngton, Myrtle Reymers,
Mrs. E. B. Street. Mrs. J. 11.
Poppy and C. L. Harvey.
A basket of chrysanthemums
waa placed at the alter in memory
ot the past matrons and past
patrona ot he chapter who bave
answered the last roll call
Greeting songs, composed for
the occasion by Catherine Casper,
and set to the tunea ot "The
Old Oaken Bucket," and "Mother
Machree." were sung by Mrs. Wil
bur Arnold and Mrs, Glen Kent,
accompanied by Mrs. F. H. Cofer
at the piano.
Mrs. Casper was presented with
a basket ot flowera. as token
of lore and esteem from Aloha
Past Matrona club.
Tha Initiatory degree was con
ferred upon Mra. Don Hamlin and
Mrs. Guy Merrill by tha guests
of honor. The official chairs
were filled by the following: Har
riet L Hunter, worthy matron;
C. L. Harvey, worthy patron;
Laura Willlta, associate matron;
R. E. Wattenburg, associate pat
ron; Nellie Wattenburg, secret
ary ; Mae Balslger, treasurer:
Amelia Hanks, conductress; Chri
stina Murdoch, aseoctats con
ductress: Jessie Momyer, chap
lain: Jean Porter, marshal; Nellie
Roae Jones, organist: Josephine
Penrod, Ada: Myrtle Reymers,
Ruth: Julia Van Emon. Esther;
Jennie Hurn. Martha: Ella Mc
Millan. Electa: Mayme Whittlng
ton. warden and Marion Hanks,
sentinel.
Mr. and -Mrs. Ed Ostendorf of
Sunnyside chapter. Portland. Dr.
and Mrs. Harold Brown of Chad
wick chapter. Salem, and Mrs.
Exene Humble were received In
to Aloha chapter by affiliation.
The evening closed with a ban
quet In the dining room served
under the direction of Mrs. Fran
cis Halnee. chairman, Catherine
Casper. Orva Beard. Alfreds
Stelnmeti, Nlta West, Hallle Ken
dall. Lula Hutchlna. Bertha Mas
sey, Letha Murphy, Mae Phinney,
Grace Leach, Esther Dunnlvan,
Nina Bubb. Lillian Hendricks.
Eleanor Hancock and Virginia
Kller. George Walton acted aa
toatmaeter.
Decorations In the chapter
room and for the table were
from the home gardens of Mrs.
L. L. Hendricks
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Annual Dinner
For Press Held
The annual dinner for members
ot the press waa given Tueaday
evening at Klamath Union high
school when Principal Paul T.
Jackson acted aa host.
Girla of ths domestic science
elate prepsred and served the
dinner in four courses. A color
scheme of yellow and white was
carried out, with small chrysan
themums In a crystal bowl form
ing the centerpiece.
Covers were laid for Mra. Fran
ces Evans, Mrs. Peggy Hauge.
Mlsa Vivian McCauley. Miss Joy
Evans, and Messrs Eugene Kelty,
Malcolm Epley, Robert Galloway,
Joe Pigney, Arundel Keane, of
the Herald and News, Paul T.
Jackson. Russell Andrewa and
Alex DeSoto, of tha high school
faculty.
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Week-End House
Guests Honored
In courtesy to her house guests,
Misses Alice Cook and Kamllla
Klecker. atudenta of tha universi
ty of Oregon, Mlsa Mrytle Kerns Is
entertaining with an evening of
bridge at her home on the Green
Springs highway this evening.
The occasion will also honor
Miss Emma Meador, Thanksgiv
ing house guest of Miss Virginia
Patterson ot Klamath Agency,
also students at the university,
and Miss Anna Evans ot Chtlo-quln.
We Apologize
to those who came to Thanksgiving- dinner
Thursday evening and found us out of turkey.
We thought our supply was great but your
patronage was far beyond our expectations.
In order that you who were disappointed may
have some of our delicious turkey we are serv
ing it again Sunday. Also Baked Virginia Ham
and Prime Roast Prize Steer, ' '
FAMILY GROUP
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Kennell-Ellla
Mrs. N. J. Heath, one of the
younger matrona of ths city, la
shown with her two children,
Nathan, age three years, and Do
lores, of five years.
Surprise Party
At Elgan Home
A surprise party was gtvea In
honor ot Jeaae G. C. Elgan and
Al Campbell, Monday evening, at
the Elgan home, 1SS0 LeRoy
street. Games were diversion ot
the evening a'fter which refresh
menta wera aerved.
Gneata were Messrs and Mes
dames B. Thomaa. Charlea Elder,
C. 1). Eldridge, Charles Reynolds,
J. T. Morria. Dell Robertson.
Homer W a k f I e I d, Charlea
Squires, B. K. Bankey. Charles
Hallett. Al Campbell; Meadamea
Louise Stlnerson. W. L. Elder,
Pels Peterson, and Alvina Hunt
er: Misses Alice Elder. Donna
Blanchard. Idell Elderldge and
Nellie Elgan: Messrs Jesse G. C.
Elgan, Hart. Burke. Donald Rey
nolds. David Campbell and G rov
er Elgan,
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Birthday Party
For Mrs. Call
On Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Roy Call waa honored by Mra. E.
W. Wakefield and Mra. C. H.
Modrell r: the Call home. 101
Jefferson, tha occasion being her
birthday. -
The guest of honor waa given a
handkerchief ahower. The after
noon waa apent In playing gamea.
Gueeta were Mesdsmes Roy
Lien, Charles Donart. W. R. Gar
land, Paul Winter, W. H. Pool,
George D. Modrell. J. J. Modrell.
Hyron Teen, Emll Dreher, Clif
ford Austin, Misses Marie Wake
field. Ople Mae Davis, Iva Parker,
Mrs. Call, gueat ot honor, and the
hoateas.
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P.-T. A. Dance
To Be Friday
Friday evening. December
fourth, is the date set for the
dance whlcn tha Riverside P.-T.
A. will sponsor. The event will
be given ia the school auditor
ium, and funds will go to relief
work. A nominal charge will be
made.
Mra. J. Percy Welle la In charge
of the card tables and Mrs. L. A.
Varnadore, prealdent. ot the re
freshments. All those wishing
further Information are asked to
call Mrs. E. W. Meraereau, 138-R.
see
Social Club To
Make Donations
The December meeting of the
Eastern Star social will ba held
Friday afternoon, December 4, at
two o'clock. Members are re
quested to bring donations of toys
to be repaired In the city firs
men's toy department or gifts
tor the Salvation Army's holiday
work, It waa announced by Mrs.
Fred Cofer, president.
Committee In charge for the
afternoon la composed of Mrs. E.
M. Chilcote, Mrs. Frank Drake.
Mrs. R. L. Brasen, and Mrs. V.
J. Josephson.
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Jolly Bridge
Club Entertained
The Jolly Bridge club, was en
tertained by Mrs. Charlea York
land at her home, 619 North
Eleventh, Wednesday. High
score was awarded Mrs. H. B.
Moss, and low went to Mrs. A. C.
Llstoe.
Those present wera Mesdames
Robert Pagette, H.'B. Moss, Wil
liam M. Anderson, A. C. Llstoe,
W. B. Hendrlckson, Ira B. Morris,
Waldeen Upp and the hostesa.
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Dinner Served AH Day
Ili30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
President of
Business Women
Visits Klamath
In a selling of flowers, lighted
tapers, and a cheerful hearth fire.
covers were laid for seventy-five
at a dlnuer Monday aveulttg by
the Huslneaa and Profosalonal Wo
men's club at the Episcopal
Parish house, In honor of the
visit of Mra. Ueltne McDonald
Bowman, the national provident.
Tha tables wera decorated In
the rlub'a colors of green and
yellow, corsage of titty rhryaan
themums were presented those
who were seated at the head
labia. Including Mrs, Bowman.
Mrs. Belle Gould, atata member
ship chairman; Mra. Leon a Bry
ant. atata program chairman.
both of Coqullle; Mra. Leda Park
er, elate corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Olive Cornell, stats conven
tion chairman: Mrs. Florence
Dreher. atate historian, and Mra.
I Dena Backee, prealdent ot the
local ciud.
I'pon the entrance of tha na
tional prealdent and her party,
all members and gueeta Blood to
greet her with loud applause. A
abort talk of welcome waa given
by Mrs Barkes. after which tha
president waa Introduced by Mrs.
Parker.
The P. K. 0. trio which la com
posed ot Mrs. Earl C. Reynolda,
Mrs. O. a. Crawford and Mlis
Llllle Darby, with Mra. Madge
Hampton aa accompanlat, enter
tained with several numbers. In
answer to the song, "Carry Me
Back to 01' Vlrglnny." Mra. Bow
man aang several improvised
verses.
At tha conclusion of tha eve
ning, a picture of Crater Lake
waa presented to Mrs. Bowman
by tha atata historian. Mra. Dre
her. Following her visit hers, the
prealdent left for Granta Pass and
other valley cities.
Tha next meeting of tha club,
to ba a business aeaalon. will be
held Monday evening. December
7, instead of December 14. at the
Pariah house. Plans tor a
Chrtstmaa party will be made at
thla lima,
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Mrs, Fenwick
Entertains Club
Mra. Frances Fenwick presided
as hostess to ths St. Rita bridge
club at the Wlsecarver home on
Auburn, Tuesday afternoon. High
score for tha afternoon's play
waa received by Mra, P. E. Han
non and low went to Mrs. H. A.
Sprague.
Mrs. Sprague will entertain at
the next meeting at her home,
2u3 Sooth Eighth street, Tues
day afternoon, December 1.
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Bridge Evening
At Landis Home
Mlsa Forrest Schneider waa
hoatesa at a two-tahla bridge par
ty at the horns of Mra. C. H. Lan
dis. IS High street, last Friday
evening.
Late fall flowera were need to
dVcorate the rooma. Bridge scores
wera won by Mrs. E. C. Thorns
high, and Miss Agnea Arfstrom
consolation. At tha cloaa of the
evening refreshmenta ware aerved.
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Bachelor Dinner
For Loren Calhoun
Honoring Loren Calhoun whoae
marriage to Mlsa Virginia Barnea
will be an event of Sunday, a
harhatnr fllnn.. waa k,M t1 .. u
day evening at Ptomaine Tom
my a.
Covers wera laid for Arthur
Moore, Byron Caldwell, Roy Call,
Loren Osborn and Joa Evans,
see
Mrs. Davenport
Is Club Hostess
A meeting of tha Friendship
club, which was organised In thla
city years ago. waa held Friday
afternoon at tha horns of Mrs.
Maria Davenport on Lincoln
street. Entertainment for the
afternoon waa In charge of Mra.
Ray Shelton and Mra. E. X. Ken
dall. BOT3' BAND TO PLAT
Ths Klamath Boys' band,
about 20 pieces, will ba featured
aa a special added attraction at
the Pelican theater tonight. In
conjunction with ths regular
ahow, "One Heavenly Night,"
starring John Boles and Evelyn
Lays.
ARE YOU WEARING
HOSIERY
WITH A PAST?
I knowyou know w all know that hosiery
with a noma means hosiery with a past.
TakH Kayier Hosiery for example It comes from a manufacturer with
fame In the name, standing for quality, fit and value. It li the reputation
of this manufacturer which is reflected In the product and makes It
. the very best of Its kind. That's the way we feel when we show you and
sell you Sanheen" which
the twist of the thread and double wear of the hose.
All the new shades
$1.00 . . $1.35 . . . $1.65
PLAY TD BE GIVEN
AT SOCIETY MEET
In connection ailh the annual
Thank titforltig anrvlce of the
Women'a Missionary encMy nf
the r'lrat PrealiytiTlau church,
the settlor t'hrlatlnn Kmd'avor
society, will present a missionary
play enlltled "The llouoralilo
Mis. Ling's Conversion" by Jeau
II. Brown.
The Vast of rharaclera follows:
The Honorable Mrs. Ling,
Marie Collier.
Onlden Lily. Mra. Llng'a daughter-in-law,
Ora Lee Vannlre.
A Soothsayer, Hubert Vannlre.
Mlsa Francla Woodliy, a mis
sionary, Olela 8lanley.
Dr. Lucy Woodby, a medical
missionary. Lillian Redkey.
Heavenly Wisdom, a house-boy
In the mlnlonary home, Frank
Drew.
A coolie, Joe Bowdoln.
Plum Hlossom. a twelve-year-old
school girl, Msrjorle Davis.
Big sister, a native teacher In
the mission school, tierene Tipton.
The Honorable Mr. Ling, Har
old Van Duker.
Sister Number Three, a native
medical student. Wills Curtis.
Precious (lold, a girl ot eight,
Phyllis Collier.
Beautiful Pearl, a girl of seven.
Carolyn Collier.
Old Hag, a boy of four or five,
Lee Smith.
Mra. A. M. Worden, prealdent
ot tha Women's Missionary so
ciety, will be In charge ot the eve
nlng'a proeram, of which the play
forma only a part. Tha service
opena at 7:20 o'clock.
Mexican Picture
Will be DUlayed
The program for tha pic
ture aervlcea at tha Commu.
nity Congregational church. Mills
addition, will feature Meilco on
Sunday morning, November 29.
Miss Virginia West. Instructor
at tha Klamath Union high
school, will tell of her eiperl
encea and Impressions of Meilco
where she visited last summer.
Mlsa West will appear In Meal-
ran costume and will sing a
group of Mexican aonga. The
girls' vested choir will also give
SI1T KILKD FRIDAY I
The Credit Service corporation
filed ault Friday against Duke
O'Neal for tha recovery of.
112.20. 112.70 and Hot alleged
due on varloua accounta. The
credit company la represented by
Laylon, Inske, Boyre and Ahl
grln of Portland. A writ nt at- ,
tachment waa Included in tha ao .
tlon.
TO KKKP A PROMIHK 1
LONDON Mra. Elisabeth How.
ard la traveling mora than 000
miles to attend tha wedding of
her granddaughter. Twenty-five
years ago Mm. Howard made a i
promise that aha would attend
the wedding no matter where her
granddaughter waa. She waa
Just set to ssll for Vsncouver, :
where tha girl Is to ba married. I
Mrs. Howard la 7. 1
SAME ik,
PRICE
forovtr !X
has become so popular through
Collection Of
Placed On
There are hobbles and bobbles,
but tha must Interesting dtsrov
ureil ao far III litis city la that
of Mra. Hurt C. Thomna, of Pa
cific Terrace, who collects tea-
pola. Her collection which she
line been accumulating for years
may bo viewed at the city li
brary where It la displayed In a
glaaa case.
Let It be underatnod that these
ara not the common ordinary
run of leapota, but an antra spe
cial group of doll house else. In
fact aeveral would not ba out ot
place aa watch charma.
Furthermore, they represent
countries far and wide. There
are aeveral ot the Satauma ware
from Japan; one especially beau
tiful ot gold Iris on a dull glased
background. From the Orient to
Kngland la a far hop, but nest
should be mentioned a liny tea
pot made at Stratford-on-Avon,
which hear a the coat ot arms ot
William Shakespeare.
The two of watch charm else
Include one mado by deft hands
Don Dunham and
Zed Barnea Win
New Promotions
OnKOON STATE COLLKGIC,
Corvallla Don Dunham ot Klam
ath Falls, aenlor In commerce baa
been promoted from first lieuten
ant to cadet captain aad Zed
Barnea also of Klamath Falls.
sophomore la commerce haa been
promoted from eecond lieutenant
to first lieutenant la tha Infantry
unit ot tha K. O. T. C. at Oregon
Stale college.
Theaa men ara two ot the 27
to receive the honor of promotion
at thla time. Tha recent appoint
menta will fill vacancies left by
last year's officers who have
been graduated.
Colonel W. II. Patterson, com
mandent of tha R. O. T. C, and
Dr. W, J, Kerr, prealdent of Ihe
college, have approved of Ihe
promotlona.
Milt MlillHV Olr.ll
Frozen
Pipes
Day ami Night ttrrvlca
We thaw Ihrra wllh
Klertrlrlly.
A lea Khartkes) Ire Nkalre
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Teapots Is
Display In City
In Mn.lro and another of silver
fiwhloued III Klga, llusala. Aa If
llitse weren't small enough to
ir.lve eii laiiiatloiia, livsl In Una
Is M entire miniature tea set
Itoin Jiiaros, Meilco, that would
set nicely oil the palm of tha
hand ami would rnuitlre scarcely
any apace In a cupboard.
There la a Limoges from south
am Franre, painted by Prof,
Laura Fry of Purdue university,
and named from the city In
which It waa mads. Aa excellent
piece ot real Wedgwood In green
Jasper from England, of tha type
first made In 1710-ot, la Includ
ed la the collection.
Of genuine unlgueneaa la tha
hot water Jar, a miniature model
of those used by the Chlneaa.
And thua the revue goee on a
braa tea not from Belgium, Clot
tonne from China, one typically
English from Cambridge. Delft
a are made In Itotterdain. Hol
land, a homey earthenware pot
from Munich, Germany, and many
OtlllTB.
(i.KVKIt HI.Kl TIIINO
FOKT WOIITH. Teg. Deteo.
Uvea Ed Weatherfnrd and J. W.
Swlnney noticed Cecil Penny put'
ting a wet garden boas In hla
car and driving away with It.
"Being wet," iha detectives rea
soned with one another, "that
hoae must belong to aomeone
else.' They trailed Penny and,
on questioning him, found that
tile hoae waa stolen and that
Peuny waa an escaped convict.
Homelike!
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Reatonable!
HOTEL
HOLLAND
Medford, Oregon
At Slstb and Fir street
one block from 8. P. depot.
Clean, airy rooma. Bath or
a b o w a r or combination.
Strictly fireproof. Eirelleat
coffee ahop In connection.
Rate $1.50 Up
C. L. RKVNOI.DS
Owarr aad Manager
Like a fortress, this Bank stands
through the years, a source of
power in times of progress, a
refuge in times of adversity. What
ever the service, assistance or co
operation needed, the community
can always depend upon this Bank.
The First National Bank
Member Federal Rceerve Dank
SEATTLE'S BEAUTIFUL
ELK HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP
Phone 2334
1111 Main St.
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