Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-12-21

here from Applegate and expect to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Ports
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Peachy,
of Lincoln street.
Sunday School Plans Program
The Christian Sunday school plan
to have their Christmas program on
Friday night, December 2S. A very
good program is being planned.
Family Reunion Planned
The William Yeo family, on
Mountain avenue, are planning a
family reunion on Christmas. Mrs.
Minnie Sargent, of Central Point,
and Mrs. Maggie Culbertson and
Harry Yeo of this city, with their
families, are expected at the re-
union.
Seriously Ill
Mrs. Ed White is still quite SER
iously i'll at her home on Mountain
avenue.
Christmas Dinner Party
The William Hedrick family of B
street, and the G. W. Benedict fam
lily of Mountain avenue, are invited
guests at the w. A. Cooper home
east of Ashland, for Christmas din
nef.
Postal Rush On
The Christmas week rush is on in
full blast at the Ashland Npost Of
flee and the receipts are equalling
those of last year. All the employees
are in good health and right on the
job, and in addition Edwin L. Mo-
wat, formr clerk, now attending
Oregon Agricultural college, is as
sisting. The dispatching of the mail
is moving as regularly as clockwork
according to the scheme of the Ash
land office in the hal cling of the
Christmas business. Not single
parcel fails to leave the lost office
on the regu!Ir schedule as an ordi-
nary days iusinecs. The plans fo'
the incoming mail are also moyin /;
according II schedule.
Sing Christmas Carols
The High School glee club sang
Christmas carols in the Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday morning
and in the Presbyterian church at
the evening service. People were
delighted with the singing which
showed splendidly developed voices
under the direction of Miss Mar
sters.
ScOuta Take Hike
Several scouts of troop hiked to
Granger's cabin Saturday The pass
ing of tests was the chief object of
the expedition. First Class Scout
| Fred Koehler was in charge.
G. Il. Convention In February
The executive committee of Crater
Lake Christian Endeavor society met
in Medford yesterday afternoon for
reports and conferences. The state
convention will be held in Salem in
February.
o. A. c. Visitor
! Miss Helen Adamson, a student at
Oregon Agricultural college, is a
holiday guest of Ashland friends.
From o. A. c.
Raymond Badger, of Oregon Agri-
cultural college, is at home for the
holidays.
May Reinstate War Risk Insurance
Disabled veterans drawing govern
ment compensation may reinstate
war risk insurance after January /,
1929, despite the general order re-
lating to discontinuance of war vet
erans' insurance after this month,
according to an announcement made
by Bradley T. Fowlkes, head of the
insurance division of the United
States veterans bureau in the Pa
cific Northwest.
Junior G. Il. to Give Program
The Junior Christian Endeavor
society Of the Presbyterian church,
will give program and social at
the church next Monday evening, at
1880 o'clock. The public is invited.
Some real live dolls will appear on
the platform, and some live mission
ary dimes will roll into the program
amid the songs and memory work.
There will be a room of old curios to
visit that will be of interest, and
punch will be served in the new
annex. Encourage the juniors with
your presence and learn what youth
full enthusiasm can accomplish in
the church.
sonville Post.
From Vancouver, b. c.
s. S. Taylor and daughter, Aileen,
of Vancouver, B. c., arriver Satur-
day evening to visit Dr.. and Mrs. r
II, Johnson and family. Mr.. Taylor
who is a brother of Mrs. Johnson
left today for San Francisco. Miss
Taylor will lremain in Ashland fol
some time.
Judge Buys Business Block
County JuGge G.. A. Gardner has