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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1925)
Ö DÁIÍY TIDINGS A |K • Asylwu/1 ' ï f l ' A h 1 fil il ! tJ, ’ b» 1 'W * ' Evpgp s W sad r two » ) • * f. n « ), m • treu. M ehl the hore found their lUPJter part- sen. There woo olio a asm» in each of the boxes tailing the couples where to go to eat their nipper: "Laurel Laae," •‘Mistle toe," "Whluut Orove/’ etc. Al coves and window sente sad «os? eoraers hud heen labeled ap propriately prior the eomln* of th« rugoM, ;• &fc>«**htkh'*«'fer. . Me? Christmas hoM d i stem for >0« W t f h f t ilh f fceefth « d U w e o h A n e •. " Before t ie rwfteetmeatu were served, «pet hdW iguu given a nawbet and tho polder «hose n g ift Atom. the Christmas Hoe. » DRTK.MBER S4, 1MR ■ID1NGS O F GR B A T JO Y:— The angel said unto them, Fear not; heboid, I bring you good tidings of great Joy, which shall be to people. For unto you la. born this day in the city of David a lour, which IS Christ the Lord. Luke J: 10. 11. P R A Y B R :—-O T h o is Lord of 1 *4 , be-Thou boro anew In ue, the« we w ill m oo dady thq good th in g s and great Joy to srs until all p e o p le nave received them. 1 ■B J . CHRISTMAS. J ’« • • ■ \} I d I* ' , -f Nineteen hundred and twenty years ago tomorrow, there was bom in an humble stable in Bethlehem, the Christ Child. L Today, in Ashland, as in the remainder r M ftlr tM r t »IH» M *D M fY O M MlfcTR .<** '■ - - r t — „ t 5ßatN H A V I CO hlt TO LIGHT T H l tA Ä T H - T Ú h p i ow« irtA á tk M i t » u > v t and p ia c i . o h d Ü m u m h e u « » « * K > fM cn ud d » 2 ‘ ........ a, I However, w e !le lk b ra te it, hot in the ia n n e r it was originally celebrated by the w riy Christians, in prayer and meditation, toit to Vs it has UoW com^to be a period of happiness, a holiday, upon Ivhich, we ex change gifts, and a general feeling of good iftnor, e who brought m d n À U lefd a rk r ty ss^ a n d p to ced 'his feet upou thè: paths 4/ life everlasting? This is indeed, enough Qause for thè greatest celebration possible, dnd despite the fact that almost two thous and years have passed since the birth of me Christ Child, and the years have dim med the spectacle for many, there remains always the joy, the happiness that day brought. i * The old idea of prayer and retrospect ion, due the day, is still carried out in the ihurch services arranged by almost every qhurch. These services, though, by their iery character, lay emphasis upon the joy bf the day. J . In Ashland, a city of churches, the bells will toll tomorrow morning, calling the faithful to the services. » And the spirit of happiness, of good fellowship will make itself known through the joy of giving, which characterizes the me Christmas season. This spirit this year, « in years past, will not be kept within me bounds of the immediate family, but me desire for a greater good will be mani fest in the efforts to bring cheer to those un fortunates, who, because of some misfor tune, are in need. It is to these that the Great joy unii be brought, but to the givers, ¿here will be brought an even greater joy, that of the knowledge of a good deed, well done, a suffering alleviated, and a Christ mas made a Christinas. ' ...... ...'...* M rs. G race E . A n d rew s, E d ito r our hair begins t c , dis- ,r, so do our Ulusipns and ie annual "hog-killing" of the W hite Elephant From virtue tu sin la a step, from sin to virtù« ’ 1« many a d n /a Journey. , The tower friends a rich man Gatherings. has, the fewer "touches” w ill Monday, December 98— Ashland he have to tarn down. Music Study Club. Library, 7:41 p. m. { Intelligent men seem to have TUUUtty, December Bd— Del more troubla learning to run a phian Chapter meeting post- ear than plain tools. ■ Tuesday, December 8P— "Moth H e* H e e l nays: “ As soon as ers* and Daughters' Day." A f a; feller, kin use pliers Instead terneon. cAmmlttee In charge o’ a wreaeh, he becomes an auto Mrs. H. K. Tomlinson, Mrs. IX mechanic and it costs 91.10 an Peroski and Mrs. P. K. Ham hear to hire him ." mond. M frequently happens that a ¡] Friday, Jaaiuary 1— New Tear's good lawyer la not a good man. Dinners at Presbyterian and Methodist churches, for the Old <ge doesn't set la until congregations. a mhn lets hM mind go to seed. Monday, January 4— Ashland Study Club. Afternoon. A man ought certainly to tell Monday,* Jaanaey 4—-French girl ha loves her before he Club, Mrs. O. M. Oreen. tee to klae her. The reason a man has more temptations than a woman Is because he knows where to find them and goes there. January S— Civic Delphiaas give The W hite Blephent Claes of the Christian Bunday school, under the leadership of Dr. Maud Hawley, the teacher, have been heving a series of delightful gatherings lately, which began last Monday night is a surprise pa f t / b r ra e of its members, Victor f o r k , the occasion being hie twenty sixth birthday. W ith the assistance of big m other Mrs. York, the class planned a complete surprise. Laden w ith baskets, with plans for sato hab m eat, and the determination to have a Jolly evening the clam arrived in ,a body about elz o'clock, when all oajeyed the bonatifal M rth- j. HIS EYE ON THE CROWN* » So far, there has been no suggestion whatever of who should be the “emperor,” of naly if the kingship should be abolished. By Wlence we are left to infer that the “king” t^ould become the “emperor* - " J Bui that inference may be far fro m ■ A yoang man had been seat on ahead, to keep the "eurpriaee” from making any ether plans fet the hvuafhg. A ll sorts of games weto played, "Cgckoo" being an eapeetsl favorite. A bend- î It is no accident of personality that ipe “Shah” who has been spending his time toying at Paris, has been dethroned from nersia, and that a stable boy, who has made apod as soldier, as general and as ffnadbe FLOWERS On this occasion A was served at tha L lth la Springs Hotel, with the members at the class present with their pig-banks. Into which each had been drop ping the pennies and dimes ahd ntrkles during the year. When the date arrives for (i pen in g, these are broken and contents counted, each penny a pound, and the one weighing tha most reoeived a prise. In this. Instance. "D r. A. Bartbole- m eM /’ the property of Mies Ida coeneld weighed pounds and proved the prise-winning porker. Mies Ooenold was given a testament as a rew ard A ll the guests at the hraakfast in- scrlhed th e ir names fa the tes ta m e at 1 * . last year’s contest, " R fg - gqdy A n n /; thw property $ of Jimmie Briggs, wen first place nod* secured the aWard. Mr. Briggs Is the class president. A t the doeq o f the breahtost wbteh was h reel Dbrtotmae one. With As ekteltspt service and pretty decorations, tha Siam weadbd their way to Sunday T o every weMtafi and every b oy, T o every m an an d every J W t M »y tbte Chriacmat pro— ' Cut flower» Or Plant* of Every Kind AUSLAND FLOWER SB HE Yulettde spirit always tends To warm the hearts of <tU jdbrf And because you've proved both tM Ond true, - t We nsih the very best Oa Monday night the Annual Clam Christman Tree and party occurred at the home of D r. Mend Hawley. Id spite et the downpour ‘ the- rooms wets , He who ta lk o tto Mr g sympathetic audience. feryout The'Automotive Shop ' b v n u w iu «IIM t m W o txdökte W tìft/.'v vtftx K.NOF I WHH VOÜ '•I • prig» -w a s given add Charts« Puttoan hnd-latoeo '««WtoM M M for tt. a? m ntohi^ ports of stars, groups were forme« and thdso groups were aeelgieed their ports ksrshlef akoww wha -a part at upod'bha "stunt program " the tUO faT everyone. « a Political Speech/' by h r- * •* * • Army Good» Store Litkiä 8$>rin«s Rdtel BMf. tl if f. i Airing*-. ***'— T jÿ H. B. Plummer at Last Sunday morning was the knd gestures, brought down the . e • < '■ |W * ' • 4 • * • * '' • '» • tía " ’ ■ • ■ ' ■ j, . • •. i ¿ ¿¿/ j ’