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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1925)
DAYTON TRIBUNI A N. Merrill E lite Florence Oliphant has gone to B«uverton to spend the vacation Entered ut th« post office in Dayton, Oregon, as second class mail matter, with her aunt, Mrs E D. Rose under the Act of Match 3, H79. man. Alice Wade is «pending a week friends and attending the rose show. Gertrude Schweiger of Tillamook visited friend« and relative« here 4x Subscription 11.60 per year lu advance. in Portland, visiting Jun«. IH 1926. AUV»t t i«iuu K«pi««»nt«tlV« THf AMI R{< AN PKTHM AHH<X IATI' Mrs. R. W. Hamlin returned to h«r home io CorytlHa, Monday Preaching and Divino Healing Hervlc« evening. Zeima Biddle and And rey Brockman accompanied her. Bunday—2.00 p. m, Mr. and Mrs, Donev and sons Bible Study Thursday 7 30 p. m. All are welcome to come and Worship Charlie and Kenneth visited rela tive« at Sherwood, Bunday. with us. Kev. Geo. Stieglitz, We are pleased to report that Pastor. Mrs. M E. Biddle is gradually improving in health. Methodist Church Alice Mulnnux came over from Sunday School, 10 A. M., Frakk W. McMinnville to spend Sunday Hole, Sup’t. afternoon and evening io Lafay ■Morning Worship. 11 Sermon by Pastor ette, Fpworth League 7 00 p. tn. Rev. J. Zeigler is now supplying Preaching Services 8 UO p. in. the pulpit at the Baptist churob. Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 7 30 p ui. Fiank Davis and wife recently Service at Webfoot, mad« an auto trio to visit their Morning Worship. V 30 A. M. They were at Tacoma and Vader J Sunday St hod 11 A. M. Wash . and Multnomah. | Rev. J. F. Franklin. Pastor. A P Fletcher and wife md Mrs M G Couifn-y w< re Pot. cm k : H 1 1 visitors Iu eduy. Mrs Full Goupul Awastinbly Fia« ixt>Tni' i >S v :. imv « or M bntu 11 .Off a. in. 3 :0t» p. tn. a 00 p. tn, 8 :00 p. u>. Bncoxn 11 00 a. tu. 3 00 p m. • :00 p tu. 8 O0p. m. asp F ovbth EÍU until 1776- -1925 Celebrate JULY4th For the Reason, See ’ UNIVEPSALJEWE l |She Whispered, Me be- ^lieved, and the Mouse of Sheridan Trembled on its Dayton Band, Races Admission 10c and 25c. Arcade Theatre' Sat. June 6 Base Ball -i -, S “ —‘ ! MORE SHOES ! HI T» We have received two large ship- A H ments of shoes since Jan. 1, and our W ^third shipment is in transit, will be in. W a few days. This is positive proof@ jgthat we are selling SHOES. S al North Beod, Wash They made the trip by auto. J Walter Bryan returned to hi*. BAPTIST CHLRCH work there al the same lime. Dayton The annual school meeting was Sunday School 10:00 a. m. held at the schoolhouse Monday at Preaching Service 11 :00 a. tn. 2 p. m. Mrs. May Cattle was B. V. P. U. 7 00 p. tn. elected clerk for one year and Joe Evening Service s:00 p m. Kudrna director fer three years. Prayer Service Thursday 8 :00 p. m. Dell Gray organized a band of Walter 0. Smith, Pastor. Custer Scouts here last Tuesday. This is snid to be the first organ isation of this society in Oregon The Scouts include boys from the ages of 9 to 14. The boys are All the Neighborhood learning to drill and took their News I first hike Saturday. 5 An ice cream social was held in the basement of the Baptist church last Wednesday evening A good It will pay you to took nt our shoes before buying HR crowd was in attendance. The n mve you money. receipts <>f the evening were ab< ut E We «ill m>t back down f,,r er<n Mail Order h<»uep$>, when $14 00. The children are all comes tn tirice where we take Quality for first considération. ttiankful ta William Foundry who Represented By treated 25 of them to ice cream. — Dayton, Ore. An excellent program was given at the Evangelical church Sunday McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway morning. All of the children taking part had their parts well Portland, Oregon. These are a heavy blue Denim earned. Flag Dav, a« well as Price $1.00 There's more than one way Chi'dren’s Day was remembered ÍJLÍ1UU10 9ÄJULA' WlJUlJUlJULajJUULajUl.aJlJUltLllL^^ al to handle a father-in-law in the exercises. Rev. F. 5’. Ethel Jackman returnid ftom Fisher gave a very helpful sermon We Lave * Urge assortment of Khaki Play suits in both OMF’ONKnad told Dick Slocum's Morris Fisher and wife of Portland father that Felice was horribly in evening service and the Lord’s spent Sunday at the home of her lather. her bchoyl in ¡Salem. Friday even W Peg top and Bovs. extravagant and, to one of hi« Also Blue in the Can’t Bust ’Em iu Peg tops and Boys, W. F. Aldill. Miss Ruby Abdill ing, «nd will spend the summer at |^| parsimonious inclinations, that was Supper was observed. accompanied them home for a few home. enough. So when they were married ________ The basket social and "Deestrect he gave them a check to furnish the weeks visit. living room. Two hundred dollars! Skule’ at the schoolhouse, given W O Barnard and wife and Mrs That stung Felice into action. She last Friday evening was well at FOOD SALE Chas Bailey attended tho com simply hauntod the second-hand stores tended. The receipts of entertain and old barns. Every day found her ment w«-re $35.00 The ladies of the Christian mencement exercises in Eugene Will Morgan with a can of Acme Quality Varno-Lac, Catherine Barnard sold the baskets, Mr. Jewett held church will ho'd a cooked food last Week. at. work on some new "find." When returned with them Mr. Slocum made his first visit, the the lucky number, 13. which drew Bale at Demaray’s Hdwe. Saturday living room was ready. ('harming, it the quilt. For Sale morning June 13. was—all soft-toned dark woods— quaint little tables, odd Irsikshelvsg 3b feet of galvanized pipe, in Baptist Church Note« J. L. Stuart has disposed of his and handsome old chairs. Mr. Slocum ‘'loscial music at morning service. two lengths, 16 and 20 feet, also 1 looked a bit surprised when he saw th« residence property and he and the room, and still more surprised whe« Alto «olo Mrs. Vernon elbow, at 25c per foot, also kale family were here last week end Felice told him that she had put. the RVKN1NO plants at $1.50 per 1000. one hundred dollars left over into « Soprano solo e Miss Bingham packing their household goods for bond. Now, when anyone comment« Phone 4x10 J. B. Stillwell Sr. and Member« of the church and tbeir i-hipmenl to their new home in lo^'hXi? '°**“ ‘••r8ab‘*U1-.’h*| family g c The Piano of Yes= terday, Today and Tomorrow KiMBAbL, E There is a Reason Brand’’ shoes, made of solid leather Second, Om- prices on solid leather ^shot's are as cheap as will be found any W W whore, in fact, others tell us we are W jjeheaper than else wh re. ST pj Ballard**. Jewelry Sure, Ghilds P8ay Suits in P4 iM w S Shippy Ä Filer on Felice's new closed car, she says “Oh, that's one of the things Dick'« father gave me before he left.'” ACME QUALITY VARNO-LAC St aina All the neighltorhnnd buys Ite Arm, Qaagto ramie, Enamels, Htaina and Varniabea in nue store. If you want to join everyone elae 1« brlglitenma up the homes in the nei|hlmrhosZ we can tell vou lost how to ao about it. whai Acme Products to use, and now to use ikies. Come in any time. E. Demaray Hdw 1k « d I'nionvale Wednesday evening Mrs W. F. Robertson left Tuet < ire nd Island Payton daj evening lo visit ber daughter £ t narro un o m tr s o r s ¿ o # « ti vino mmrnmn m a tra Lafayette Mr«. H. H. Waller, t Carver 9 v » p *T s She will also attend the Rose Dayton Festival at Portland. Mt. Fit ««ant Church, Pike Fred Morgan and wife and Vnkihvale d auditor Evalyn, and son Cheater Lafayette are vjgjijng t}w prwj ,Morgan Jr Don’t Believe Everything Every Woman Says friends held a reception and social for Albany the new members yesterday evening at the home of .Mrs. G«o. Christenson. At E J Hartman, wife and two a late hour ice cream and cake weie served. A good time was enjoyed by 'la^Rhters Gladys and Maxine left all present. here last Saturday morning tor a Keep in mind the food sale that the week’s tour of the «astern part of Baptist voung people are going to have the utate a week from the coming Saturday, June) 27th. You will Und everything for yoi r C W Van Wormer, Editor of Sunday dinner. Watch for potters in various windows next week. e Yamhill Record called at this Mita Bingham wishes to announce office Monday that the next musical program to l>e given at the church will lie Sunday the 28th in the morning. At this time a Elmer Jackman spent last Fri- «ell known male quartet from day and Saturday with home Swedish Tabernacle in Portland e i fol ku. II “ returned to Corvallis give several numbers. Remember the Satuni ay afternoon to help with (1 ite. H Si Just to start the season off M, V. Wright took two big truck loads of empty fruit caus [20,000] through here to bls cannery yester day, to be filled with logan berries. They were quart, 4 gallon and gallon cans The svrmon topic at the Davfon Evangeliial church Sunday at8;00 p tn wdl I e, "Stealing the Clotbee of Jesm." Clavtou Willard will preach nt Lafayette at 8:C0 p. in The se> vice at Viiionwle w ill be at 11:00 a m. "Keep your Sunday for the great thiegn of the Soul." Kt V F M F sh.r. Miss Ethel rislur r< lurneil lo h r Ml*. Shlppy’« Sunday School class commencement exercises and took work in Roberta B os Stornili Port'and bad a welner roast Tuesday evening nt । up his work in the post office Monday after spendine a few • Ima hi re Thomas' ferry. Several of the girls with ber parents F. M, I isher and there Tuesday f. 'amily. • went in swimming, niter wliicti a large bonllre was built and the crowd partook Revival meetings are in progress at of welners, buns, marshmallows and Herbert Baxter, Mrs Eva Sams the Methodist ehnreh in Webfoot. coffee. A lovely time wan enjoyed bv Miss Evalvn Hogle, and Henry Meetings lo-gin at 8:00 p. m. every those present who were: June Bishop. evening, and Sundays at 9:30 a m. Lillian Keene, Wanda Keene, Lucile Chapman and wife spent Sunday and S :00 p. m. All are invited (o Lorett, Mary Bybee, Clair Wagner, Mrs. afternoon with F M Hord and attend these meet lugs. Are you right Mabel Shippy and Florence Bingham. wife at Beayer Creek with God? 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