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attend the WauGh-rrolinEcr uup,ia,,.
returned Thursday morning tn Ei.','SS
more" She was accompanied hy hrr
IA thcr, James T. Trt,linger, who Viii
spend some time with her "''
robert II. Baker. Of Cleveland sn,,,
several days here on business win ~.
,.u!aski Foundry and Manuf1cfmriinn'.r'
Sorporation. IN which he Is intcrestn,i
Miss Kate James has rcturmr1 ~
Nor h"Ho IN Eluciield. after q v;sI. -"
hsr "io,%r. Mrs.. \ y; Livingston. ~
,.nr"tts"or T.. - Maiccimson. OF III.
.emaIng the state Teachers .Nssoci5.
l.o"ai talent is rchcarsinr fo
amateur play, The Comfy 'n
which l. t" be given on Saturday nirh,
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society hut !, might be said thar i,
wa Iey!Led her. in 1898 and Is now
;erS az the society.
Election 10 an honorary membership
IN rms society is regarded by disti:-
: !.shed men as another distinguished
"nd Initiated from year 10 year have
already other honorDry dcgrees from,
oth"r institutions Of learning.
one great obicc; Of this socic.t. OF
may not have had a college education
u. their younger days or taken any
I IN ans, @Gnd@W,S IeSree$ Pu' who.
ability and character have distin-
-h-shei themselves IL such :. way
That they should have academic recos-
- IN; Beta kappa and !, makes thrm
love Inc college because she found
them out.
:s NC solresS We " VA wt Ffe9nSt anG
i iirrlHr basis ,nan ever bc'et. .a.t."
ING guidance OF ~ j. y G. ~ .l-r.
who succeeded Dr. Lyon .; H.tr as
TO date no college has established
in "" port News. Norfolk and Rich-
rr0d These schools are calculated 10
enable raoAe unable 20 attend college
"a receive - thorough academic educa-
ton. Accounrnncy business Law. GOV
eminent. history. commerce snd other
TO tas Wen desiring . business and
academic education are taught The
trc1Caug- - these schools is as fol-
low. N"Wr"'t News, ninety-three:
Norfo!h. sissy: Richmond. nfty. show
!ne That IN" schools are proving pNrii-
Ia: in t.c cities where they are located
II addition 30 tn" u.Ght colleges ~.
college t>rIi, situated IN Villa ms
burg IS cn!"yia- ~ LARGEST attend
ancc In it, his,ors Til. highest at
tendance before 'his year was that
D. va
rolled This Y"ar there are .os men
and nsnety-four women students.
ana u l'as pern necessary for many
OF the traternit" men 10 live IN their
houses. Mex, scar = IS probable that
th" Legislature viii appropriate money
Tor the erection OF additional dormi
tories.
Many boys and girls were GU; Of
nigh school last year. due to the high
wages offered workrnen and were con
sruucni!y unable 10 a,;cnd college this
year due to lack 81 entrance units.
NrN' year AL these young men and
school classes from the. state will be
So'nE :" '"l.rSe, and The "nroiimcnt
~ William aud Mary is expected To
mount even higher Than that OF this
wear
Heretofore it. h4s been the roiicy
10 The past, pas, Of .i.ffsrson. M"n
roe, Marshall ANA ochcrs-but that era
ha!s oeen passed. Everyth:ns a, the
.bI.cSr NOW DblIis ~ inc future. ana
- vel proud OF the past
Under the direction OF jim Driver.
we'l-hnown throughout the state as
on OF the best .il-round athletes in
the old Dominion. athletics at William
and Mary have taken on new life.
MAilc y" cup has pccn Won. tho team
hps made u better shuWin. than any
va recent years. and This in spite OF
TN, iact that othe' schools turned on,
'"d teams, Richmond College. tn.
Indians dcadi.st :!va!. was defeated
this season Tor the first time in eight
Years.
ton TO the college curriculum was the
Cours" IN commerce. consisting OF buSi
ness law ana organization. account =
HncE, transportation and other course :
OF commercial vdiic. The course is
iu charg. Of pr Frederick Iuchhon
who has been inStruc;ing in this WORK
IN SOM OF tn" largest schools IN the
country Tor the last ten years. The
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PULASKI

lSpcc!I! 80 The Times-Dispatch.)
PULASKI. VA, Nov. 3a.-Miss Willie
!.cave!l entertained a. an afternoon tca
saturday al the country home OF her
mother: Airs. j. 4. *. Bell. in honor OF
MISS hettE rrolinecr, II bride .! Ned
IeSday. Tn. guests were iirst di:ectsf
- Nvritcc proposed honeymoon jour
neg for the bride. These were then
read 20 The enjoyment Of tho guests
y delightful COLLATION. WAS served.
The T!rursda: club Wan entertained
Friday "fturnoon. meeting out OF its
regular order, by Mrs. Clarence j.
Painter, who was assisted in receiving
and entertaining ~ Mrs. Clint H.
Painter. Current events. national
state and local provoked various in
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IN AND ouT OF TOWN.

/, Miss Tt.asss E.r"Hee'! HSo1s.og o.
W. Va. where she went last wsrn 40 spend
tho ThanhsE!NlIg holidays with relatives.
Mrs. ~. j t.eaks has returned - k!Ch.
moad, alter v.sit to Baltimore .rr several
days.
wedding took place IN Ne" Yorh nav.
mond, Is attending the ThaHkssiviRg hops
MIS-. W. q. Land. OF Blackstone. ana Ms.
j.. j. Taylor. were III Richmond this well,
attending ;hc Nirsinia state council meet
Ing Of the DauGntc!s OF 1872
Mrs. W. Henry Baker and her da uRhl. =.
Doris, have returned to Richmond. after
spending tivc months IN England
Mrs =. n kcucrls and hu- d2Urht"r.
Margaret. Accomplished py The fp-Iurf
mother, Mrs. j T. Wilkinson, l-i; We'd
ncsday for trip 10 Augusta, Ga.
Miss Loh-cia Cousins - spending tD.
THANH giving holidays At iiot Spr.urs. Shr
viii also visit charlottesville d !ore 80
Misses Ann Trevc,t. Es,cuc rerau,.
Laura Todd, Lottic Loo nonghton and
ELLA beth !inusnton are spending tho
Thanksgiving hUltdnys in Nor'ioIi,.
MT. IN" Mrs. William 4. FARRELL have
lceifSd WORD OF the safe arrival %: thti!
son, William Il. Farrcu. Jg., In lvu!Qu"
Chile, where hr H. located p.'nI Grand,
with the Du FONT Nitrate Company.
Marshal and Mrs. John Il. saunders wi!
return today from Norfolk. where. tlry ,tl,.u!
the past week ~ The Monticello Hotel
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WOMES'S MEETINGS.

:. DIR. o-ic l., Hatcher, of the nureal 80,
NoraIio!is, Nj. @rdf.rs ,IIe ytyui4F WCek-
~ meeting ar the Euual suffrage l.,,pt..
GL Hichn2nI ~ surraso ha.,apWa T..
fourth ana Franklin streets. on pr,,stnN-
Sliernoon at oCOcH ~. Iiatchrr's .-!-
leet vii! ee Tho Woman " ork.r.'' Nh
;Moh'F u Jones Is ehA!im"m OF the aii.I-
The regular monthly mc-t!rg ~ tn.
LOT 2cnIa0iss; VII! be held -, ii.g li.M-
oE, UT avenue. rtddy afternoon A. u'CIurk
ieTeH ihIir regular meeting nuti p"c"In-
Der l., when they will entertain tn ma
iional president, Mrs Nathaniel ua:r.-
= m, .uhehcon given Ia the JvGc5aon Hotel,
Ihs ftsuIhT business mc"tlu, wlIl t,.r
p'afe lmmediatcy atter this luncheon
a, MecNhSs or The .iiuU.nHc ASsovi,.ti,.n 81.
oniSin college, arc held n"r. eyer. mon. n
snn gu iormrr student. ~ that school :. -,
SfNcc :" NOTIFY Mrs IL 4. Dairnu IL.
Park Avenue. Tc.ephon. H1pi.Viyi .0l.-
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ADOPTS FIFTEEN ORPHANS
Ne" castle, Pa, Nan sends for Family
or sister and Drother-iu-Ia~,
War Victims.

SHARON. PA. Nov 2y.-t'it,ecn Rus.
san orphans VII be adopted by Jo-
scnh HUFFMAN, of New Castle.
The youngsters a.c children Of his
sister and hrother-jn-Iaw. who rnet
death during The world war. The
|ouNgcs! - mo ana the Oldest four
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Thanksgiving. She was accompanied
by Miss Kate Jenkins. who will be her
guest.
Minor Lewis and Clarence Kern arc
spending the holidays with Mrs. III. j.
Hancock. at kcSwiCk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

~ offered IN only two schools in the
Stntc. the University OF Virginia and
William and M1rN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Of rhH hay rum an1 water This hair
surprise: Mix one ounce OF Z:n,onc
with two tablcspoontuls OF Slyccr!ne
in a pint OF water. This maEes tho
YOU ever thought il puSs !blc TO obtain.
~! Your b!emishes ana Sailowness viii
Slorious!y. tinted Spo'ics. I'm. NJ
that muddincss will disanpcar quickly
nmd you will have h complexion 10 be
MRS. spors-rrying to &c. rid OF
hlackheads by trying 10 pinch thnm
makes the pores large. i:ub the face
with q wet cloth upon which has been
spriniled some ncroY!n. The black
heads Will all he gone III few mo-
mcnts. Al n cost Of about fifty cent )
you can get the ncro%in from your
druggist.
MRS. G. II. N.--.soap canno, thorough
~ remove scale and other fatty accu;
mutations which form on the hair and
scalp. You Will he able 10 dissolve
away these formations at once by using
tcaspooniu! OF cssol in a half cup o.
viii let your hair breathe and grow.
and il leaves the hair with fine silky
eer cents em"Rss ef 6f aSou,
twelve Of these head washes.
MISS SOWI:--For face powder just
Try, "Fresca Eeauty Powder" ana YOU
VIII admit nothing can equal il for
pleading and staying or" qualities. II
VIII now bc able TO obtain II at any
drug store III aay tint for hfty cents.
This powder. however, has not been
On the market very LONG and not all
toilet counters have it in stock. So il
YOU are unable To obtain il from your
regular dealer. ] will he Slad to sec 10
IL that YOU are supplied by mail if you
vii! write 10 ms Secretary and enclose
either ten cents for the trial size or
fifty cents for the large box of I'rcsca
Beauty Powder.
Simply address, Secretary to Miss
Suratt. Thompson Bldg, Chicago. Ill
and she will faithfully attend 10 your
wishes. -AGV.
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o;;;Si1perfluotas
airsAreGoue!

How to Remove Supernuous
Hair by DiS>ol>iuS Ih..m
AWAY New Toilet IuNurv.
Other Beauty Secrets.
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Of tho bay rum and water. This hal
ro-ccr will not fail.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22
Of OREGON
MEMS GLEE CLUB 18TH

Grants Pass will have an oppor-
tunity to hear the University of Ore
gon mems glee club on Friday
March 2S. This is the first time
since 1912, that this city has had
the opportunity to listen to the mu-
sic that the glee club of che state
university offers.
Music everybody likes" is the
way in which John Star Evans, lead
er of the glee club, describes the
program which will be presented to
Grants Pass music lovers, Il want
Grants Pass people to know that the
program will be live and snappy, and
OF a type which will appeal to every
one"
Choruses, quartettes, solos anC
clever stunts" VIII comprise th'
varied entertainment offered by thu
singing organization.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22
THE MEN in
CLASS Al

A sound, healthy man is never back
number. A man can be as vigorous ana
able at seventy as at twenty. Condition,
not years, puts you in the discard. A
system weakened by overwork and care
less living brings old age .prematgfeiy;
The bodily functions are impaired anu
unpleasant symptoms appear. The weak
spot is generally the kidneys. Keep
them clean and in proper working con-
dition and you viii generally find your
self in Glass 4. Take GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules periodically and
your system will always be in working
order. Your spirits will be .enlivened,
your muscles supple, your mind active,
and your body capable Of hard work.
Don't wait until you have been reject
ed. Commence to be first-class man
now. Go TO your druggist at once.
Get q trial box OF GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules. They are made
of the pure, original, imported Haar-
lem Oil--the kind your great-grandfath..
er used. Two capsules each day will
keep you toned up and feeling hne'
Money refunded IL they do not help you,
Remember to ask for the, imported
GOLD MEDAL Brand, In three sizes
L...G pack gg5.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22
LET'S BE REASONABLE

Now that people are again begin
ming to seek investment in this part
of the state, let US use discretion
Don't tell a stranger that he can
make fine living on any old five
acre tract and that he can become
wealthy on ten acres Of our South
ern Oregon soil. On the other hand
don't try to knock" deal when a
stranger is about to purchase land
that he has a good chance of turnin:
into a productive farmland there
are many such tracts of land in Jo
sephine county. Most all of the bot
tom land, and a great portion of tn
higher land will, with intelligen
management and irrigation, blossom
into money-makers.
Let's avoid the over-boosting tina
has been so generally practice
throughout the Northwest during tn
past few years and we will get bette
results-as well as farmers who wi
"stick."
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4A%AA+4 = y = = . =
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES >
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The members Of the school board
and their wives we're the guests at
a six course dinner given Monday
night by Miss Cornell. assisted by
the cooking class. The color scheme
used was green and white. and was
carried out in the table decorations,
and in the flowers, which adorned
the dining room at the high school
where the dinner was served. The
menu consisted Of: Fruit cocktail,
salmon croquettes, olives, Ia king
toasted potatoes, greens, vegetable
salad, waters, pistachio ice cream,
shamrock cookies and coffee.
During the dinner music was fur
nished by pupils from the high
school. The invited guests we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lundburg, Mr.
and Mrs. L. o. Clement, Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. p. Cramer, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Best, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van
Dyke, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Incl, Miss
Katherine Bridges, and Miss Edna
Cornell.
The reading of the first act Of the
senior play occurred Thursday night
and the different parts given out. The
play is by far the most difficult yet
: attempted by graduating class, but
g everyone is sure of its success. \
little more than the usual time /:
to be spent on 1t and all are prepared
to give it a great deal of time ant
{ energy.
{ K ~
n Military drill at the high school Il
becoming very warlike in its aspect
The boys are now learning to q
"oyer the top" and a thrilling sigh
d it is to see them go charging seros
e the campus with ear-splitting shout
II and bayonets ready, leaping acros
!, imaginary obstacles, and at las
ending in the "enemy's" trench Will
vicious thrust of their bayonets
Mr.. Incl is drilling the boys in thes
9 maneuvers.
g X y
h The gymnastic dancing which I
- being given the girls is progressing
by leaps and bounds, literally as wei
= as figuratyely. Progress aroun,
Is the assembly room is a series Of dar
II ing leaps, breathless poises, and mar
Y row escapes from collisions with tn
n ever present desks. The steps ar
daily becoming more intricate an,
= more beautiful. The girls dance II
N twos which gives pleasing effect.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22
IoNG-DlsTANCE DIAGNOSIS

LONG-DISTANCE DIAGNOSIS
A new way to summon the doctors
7 d in emergency has been found in
e wireless message. A transport
|,cently docked in New York reports
lat while at sea it received wire
IS telegraph message from another
sssel, the British steamer Pollac. A
|lember of the Pollac's crew had
cen taken suddenly i'll. There was
! o physician aboard, so the call for
/ elp was sent out by wireless.
The doctor on the transport was
|iven the symptoms. He diagnosed
he case and sent back a wireless
bessage explaining the proper treat
bent to be followed. The two ships
| ept in touch, the doctor on the one
|eceiving hourly reports from the
| lick man on the other. In two days
narked Improvement was reported
nd the last message indicated rapid
|ecovery.
| OF course, if surgeons hand haC
been needed or certain unavailable
Medicines had been essential to tn,
mans recovery. the simple wireless
messages would not have been suffi
,ient to save his life Since it wa
chiefly a matter OF careful diagnosi
and special treatment the direction
were easily given at long distance.
Here is a use for the wireles
which It is strange no one has prac
tised before. 1t is one not likel
soon to be forgotten, however. Eve
though long distance diagnosis ma
not be the best kind. it is certainl
better than none when there is n
other way to meet the emergency.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

A number of strangers are coming
to the city and from here are going
to various parts of the county with
the view of making investments in
farm property. A great many who
have been working in the shipyards
are also returning to the interior
towns and many pieces of property
will no doubt change hands within
the next few months. Right now,
while property is down to bedrock
in price, is the time to buy.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22
NOTICE

For the information of those con-
templating planting gardens this sea-
son notice is hereby given that the
sprinkling rate in force last year and
the year before will prevail during
the coming irrigation season, that is
from May 23rd to september 23rd.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

road are petitioning the county court
to prohibit people from dumping
rubbish along the road and using the
highway for a depository for old tin
cans. The practice should be stop
ped, as the city has dump ground
for rubbish.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

Spring is here. The birds say so
and insects attest to the fact by
poking their heads from mother
earth. Furthermore, 1t gives one
the spring fever to see so many peo-
pie carrying home rakes, hoes and
various kinds of garden seeds.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

Roseburg and other cities are
preparing airplane landings, to be
used when the first machines begin
to fly over Oregon. Grants Pass
must also get in the swim.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

It's all in the way you look Mt It..
Hindy says former Kaiser Bill is a
martyr and a patriot for having run
away.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

A number OF delightful parties
and luncheons have been given this
past week and others are planned,
in honor OF Mrs. w. II. Jensen who
will leave Monday with her husband
for Minneapolis, MINI, to make their
future home. Friends of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Jensen and their lovely twin
boys are deeply 'cgretting their de-
parture from Grants Pas.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

Faster star Honor tho Irish

over hundred members and
friends, including out of town guests
OF Josephine Chapter, Order OF the
Eastern Star, made merry at u ST.
Patrick's costume party at Masonic
Temple on Wednesday evening last,
After an unique and very interesting
get acquainted" session, the spinning
of Irish yarns was in order The
judges, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs, Stutenroth
and II. l.. Stonaker, awarded the
beautiful" prize for this feature to
Attorney II. d. Norton. Then n
guessing game Afforded considerable
amusement as we'll as deep thought
and for this Geo, Il. Riddle won Il
very fragrant" prize. An orchestra
composed of MesSrs, Jos, Wharton,
A. 8. Barnes and Donald Barnes,
with Mrs. Geo. Sabin at the piano,
gave several pelasing numbers, and
also played for the Virginia reel
Il was here that the striking attire
OF the assembly was most effective
Two vocal numbers by James lAum
and several readings by Mrs, Sam
Baker were greatly enjoyed. A grand
march was formed and the party
lead to the dining room where 1
green and white color scheme wa!
carried out and tables artistical'l
arranged with candles and flower
and hand-painted place cards, De
, licious refreshments were served,
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

That was an awful dose of winter
we Just experienced, but cheer up
we'll have a fine run OF spring and
summer.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

And don't you forget It: The open
season on six-inch trout begins on
April /.
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OREGON WEATHER

Fair; gentle easterly winds. 4
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Printing that pleases-We do It!
Courier Job Department.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1919.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

In honor OF Mrs. W. II. Jensen,
Miss Alma Woke entertained de-
lightfully Thursday afternoon. Air
spending an informal hour in con
yersation and music two-course
luncheon was served in the dining
room which. was made beautiful in
shades OF yellow 4 mound OF DAT
fodlls and violets was used as a
centerpiece and placecards were car
ried out in the same yellow and vio-
let tones. Those present were Mes
danes I.undburg. Reynolds, Clark
Roemer, Hampshire, Baker, Walker
Jensen, and Misses Katharine
Bridges and Alma Woke.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

Al kinds OF legal blanks at the
Courier.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

The residents of the lower river
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22


Miss Beulah Williams was hostess
Friday evening to an informal even
ing in honor OF Mrs. w. II. Jensen
at her home at G21 North Fourth
street. A profusion Of violets and
daffodils tastily arranged made the
rooms very attractive. Music, dane
ing and a general good time was en-
joyed and later dainty refreshments
were served. The guests were Mrs.
w. II. Jensen, and Misses Alma
Woke, Berenice Quinlan, Edna Cor
nell, Katharine Bridges, Courtney
Ross and Genevieve Pattillo.
~
Little Miss Dorathy Zimmerman
celebrated her 18th anniversary Sat
urday afternoon of last week by in
viting number Of friends to her
home at 613 A street. The after
noon was spent in playing games af-
ter which refreshments were. served.
The guests were: Grace Collins, Ber-
nice Everton, Elizabeth Wood, Jea-
nette Powers, Catherine Wiseman,
Jewell Jordan, Harriet Clapp, Gath
crime Carroll, Virginia Regstorff
Cora Randle and Dorathy thinner
man.
Mrs. l.. o. Clement gave an infor.
NAL dinner party Saturday OF last
week for her son, Norris, at hei
home at $40 Washington boulevard
Violets we're used for decorations
Seated about the table we're Over
Holmes, Don Barnes, Dan Magargle
Jack Murphy, Mike Wilcor. Allyr
Lacy and Henry and Norris Clement
The evening was spent in playini
games.
An event anticipating great enjoy
ment will be the dinner-dance at tn
Hotel Josephine this evening. Mr.
| and Mrs. Martineau are delightful
l nOStS ana 10 Lnobe WIN dIIehu, ohen
| parties are looked forward to as tn
| most enjoyable evenings OF the week
Mesdames D. ]. Manuel and A. V
Ray were hostesses to the ladies o
! the Church OF Christ and thei
friends at silver social given Wed
nesday afternoon at the Manue
home on West D street. A marke,
air of spring time pervaded the en-
tire decorative scheme. Delicious re
freshments were served. About A.
! ladies were in attendance. A mos
delightful afternoon is the report.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

WEEKLY COURIER
mail, per year -..---..-.--....-....Sz'VV
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DAILY COURIER
mail or carrier, per year...$6.OO
mail or carrier, per month 90
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

summer.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-22

sred at postoffice, Grants Pass,
Ire, as second class mail matter
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away.