Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-15
woman's Day Observed

The men have their special day mex
Sunday.
Guiid Celebrates Birthday
The Martha Gillette chapter Of
Westminster Guild celebrated thell
third birthday Tuesday, November
7th, which is the birthday of Mrs
Gillette, In whose memory the club
is named. Instead of a party fol
themselves. as heretofore, they OBJ.
served the day by sending cards
letters and flowers to sick or alb
sent members of the church. Mrs
Gillette's daughter, Mrs. NJ. Cornell
baked huge birthday cake, por'
tions of which were sent to friends
of the church. Mrs. Josephine Policy
was elected a patroness, and SIC
was pledged to the great fund be-
ing raised by the Christian women
of America for the seven Christian
colleges for women in the Orient.
The guild starts on its fourth year
with more than double the average
attendance OF last year, and deep
ening sense OF the responsibility of
Christian women for those women
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Hold Business Meeting
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Presbyterian church held live
ly business meeting Friday night at
the church, with President Margar-
ct Mccoy in charge. The -Four
Square" goals were discussed. Com
mittee meetings were held in differ
ent groups and games and refresh
ments and sing closed the evening.
Sap and Salt Gains Ground
Sap and Salt, the popular short
sermons by Bert Moses, is gaining
ground daily. Several of the best
newspaper of the country have the
service now, and others are being
added daily. The following papers
have just signed up for the services.
New York American, Chicago, Her.
aid, Boston Advertiser, Detroit
Times, San Francisco Examiner,
Milwaukee News, Atlanta Georgian,
Rochester American, Syracuse Tele-
graph and the Seattle Post-Intelli-
gencer.
Returns to Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sayles re-
turned to Portland today, after a
few days spent in this city. They
were called here on account of the
death OF Mr.. Sayle's mother, Mrs.
j. P. Sayles.
Convention This Week
The county Sunday school conven-
ton, to be held at Phoenix Friday
promises to be really helpful in
stitute. A full program beginning
at 10 o'clock Thursday is ready.
Ashland people will take then own
lunch. Tea and coffee will be furn-
ished at Clyde hall. Mr.. Robson,
county secretary, with DR.. Webster,
of Phoenix, have prepared for what
will no doubt be the most helpful
session in years.
Presbyterian Church Activities
The Mission Study class will not
meet this week on account of the
county Sunday school convention.
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet Wednesday at 2:30 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. Plummer, 151
Winner street. If those living in the
extreme east part of town. will be
at the library at 2:15, Mrs. Plum
mer will call with her car to take
them the rest OF the way. An espe-
cially good program is prepared. 1t
will be a session of school with Mrs.
]. r. Wick, teacher.
breaches for Presbyterian
The congregations of the Naza-
rene and Free Methodist churches
came over to the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening and their
evangelist, Rev. Dewey, preached the
sermon.
VIII Feature Sap and Salt
Hammer and Coffin" honorary
fraternity OF writers for the hum
orous publications put out by the col
leges on the coast, expects to fea-
ture Sap and Salt, the latter part of
January of the coming year.
Seats Selling Fast
From present indications. a pack
ed house will greet the appearance
OF the cast in "As a Woman Think
eth" high school anniversary play,
which will be given in the high
school auditorium Wednesday even
ing. o'clock. According to Mar
shall Barber. manager for the pro-
duction, the best seats have already
been sold, and the remainder are
going fast. All seats, whether they
are in the first 12 rows or not, must