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NEWBERG, Y A M H IL L CO U N TY/ OREGON, TH U RSD AY, JUNE 21, 1906.
NO. 35
SUCCESSFUL COMMENCEMENT having taken additional w ork in M cGrew.
L U C Y D . M IL L S
He took the acti
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Solo
“ A d el-»e"
Beethoven
the classics the past year.
Moses, “choosing to suffer a
K s I m m R om ig
After a few announcements tion with the people o f
F. C- Graduates Largest Class
Otari— i The Supremacy ol the United States
made
by Pres.” M cGrew as to the rather than enjoy the plea
B E U L A H M . S P A U L D IN G
In Its History. Exsrcisas
faculty for the coming year, o f sin for a season,” as the
O reboo
Intemnhonsl A ih itraboo
Largely Attended.
M A R Y M. TH U N
Perry M acy w a s called to the n o teof a strong, fervent address,
Pin— S o lo
Selected
Yesterday dawned bright and platform and ia a few fitting calling upon the yoong people
M ite E l— M ackie
clear—a token ò f the great day and complimentary w ords w a s before him to have the courage Oration
T h e Scant ol
in the history o f Pacific College aw arded the Florence B ro w n to choose rightly, and having
H A R V E Y G. SAU ND ERS
The Rne ol
when she graduated the largest Row e memorial prize o f twenty- chosen, to abide by the chok*. Oration
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A R Y P. C O O K
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dollars
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Special music for the occasion
class which has ever gone forth
V oca l So|o " T h e D yin g Bachelor "
from her halls. Be it known lished last year as an annual w a s furnished by the large choir
P roi. J. S . C an ick
farther that the class o f - 1906, prize to be given to that mem in an anthem and by Prof. 7- S
F ollow in g the presentation o f
numbering fourteen, is the largest ber o f the Junior class standing Carrick in a vocal solo.
the diplomas, - Pres. M cG rew I
Dr, J. R. Wilson, of Po;
which has been graduated from the highest in scholarship. The
gave a good practical address to
any dcnominatidnal college in hearty applause greeting the Academy, delivered an admire'
the class on “Gumption and
- the Pacific Northwest this year. announcement- testified to the address in the evening before t
Grit.”
The quantity has in nowise w orth and popularity o f him Christian associations of the col
The music for the afternoon
thinned the quality, and the w h o is the first to w in the honor. lege. On the platform were M iss
was excellent. P r o f Carrick w as
F o llo w in g the close o f the ex Nellie Paulson, president o f the
class o f 1906 is one o f which any
encored, he and M iss Katherin$
institution might well be proud. ercises, the church presented an. Y. W . C. A., w h o read the open Romig responding w ith the beau
N o t in years have the Com aflimated scene o f smiling grad u ing lesson and Perry M acy, presi tiful duet, “ Oh, that w e tw o
mencement exercises d raw n so ates, pretty white dresses, fond dent o f the Y. M . C. A., w h o pre were M ay in g.”
large an audience as that which relatives and admiring friends; sided. The speaker drew the
The annual public given Tues
gathered a t the Friends church congratulations, and exquisite picture o f the last supper, calling
day evening by the alumni o f the
yesterday morning. The decora bouquets and Commencement attention to the involuntary rs-
college drew a large audience,
tions were beautiful, consisting presents by the w agon load. pulsion on the p art of the dis
the program being given as
ciples when told that one o f them
o f maiden hair ferns, in which, There’s no time like unto it.
lows:
The exercises o f the week came should betray their Master, and
back o f the pulpit, the large
Invocation—
figures, “ ’06” appeared in white to a fitting close last evening latter to the fact that all did
G.
roses. Shortly after the hour of in the delightful reception and desert him. The general theme Piano D a tt-
M n . C . B . W ils o n and Miss Jessie Britt.
ten, the class, led by Pres. Mc- dinner given at the college by resulting w a s “good irapulses”-*-
PK n d en t’ s Address—
G rew and the speaker, Rev. W . the Alumni Association in honor h ow they m ay be supported and
D . D . Coulson. 03
H . Heppe, took its place upon o f its new members. The guests made effective and fruitful o f
T h e C ollege M an in Business—
the platform. An earnest invo were received in the lower col right living.
W . C . W o o d w a rd . *96
cation w a s given by Rev. H . T. lege halls, prettily decorated,
The college gymnasium re V o ca l S o lo —
E . A . N e w b y , ‘0 2
Cash, which w a s followed by a where an excellent musical pro sembled a sardine can M on day
beautiful vocal solo, “ Restless gram w a s rendered by Miss evening, in the w a y in which T h e Inducements o f L a w to the C ollege M an—
D . P . Price, *97
River,” rendered faultlessly by Mavbelle E d w a rd s and Miss people were literally packed in,
Has the Pulpit Ceased to A p p e a l to the C o llege
the well known Portland con Hurley in vocal solos, Jessie Britt indicating that the class day ex
C M an>—
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R e v . H . T . Cash
tralto soloist, M iss M. Evelyn and Carrie Turner in a vocal ercises still hold the popular place
Chorus—
duett,
the
w
ords
being
written
Hurley.
am ong the various exercises ot
“ Nightingale and the R o t e "
“Christian Optimism” w a s the for the occasion by Miss Britt, the week. A good deal w a s ex
N ew berg Muric Club
subject ably bandied by the class M abel N ew by in an instrumental pected o f the large class o f 1906,
orator, W alter R. Miles, orator solo and M rs. Wilson and Miss and it certainly made good.
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in fact as well as in name. As B ritt in a piano duett.
Several new and unique features
H a s the best facilities for fur
The dinner was served at seven were introduced and as enter
usual his delivery w as both
nishing first class meats and
pleasing and impressive, and his o’clock in the society room, the tainers the Seniors proved all
butchers’ supplies, and the best
o ratio n reflected credit not only tables being beautifully decor O. K .
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i/none too good for their cus
upon the class but also upon the ated with flowers-. After a pleas
The first novel feature intro tomers. Free delivery and both
college, as w as stated in the ant social hour at dinner, some duced w as the souvenir fan phones.
opening remarks o f Rev. Heppe. excellent toasts were responded Seven hundred had been m ade at
A violin solo, “ Simple Aneu,” to as follows, W . C. W oo d w ard , no little time and expense, one
w a s strikingly rendered by L il ’98, presidipg as toastmaster: side giving the program , .the IT***
lian M a rr o f Portland.
“ It never rains but it pours,” other presenting an excellent-
Rev. W m . H. Heppe, pastor of Ella Macv, ’95; “ In self-defense,” picture o f the class taken am ong
the Centenary M . E. church of Murv Minthorn, ’06;__ “ Echoes the foliage and big trees o f the
A gent for the Angle
Portland, w a s introduced by Poetic,” A. C. Martin, ’98; “ Wild college canyon.
o
Lam p Co’s.
President M cGrew as the speaker animals I have met in the West,”
O f the fourteen numbers o f the
o Angle Lamps
o f the day, and we believe we Prof. C. W. Davis; “ Bricks with program , none w a s so original
■are conservative in the statement out straw,” 0. K. Edwards, ’96; as the anthem, in which the rules
The light that never fails.
that a more impressive, inspiring “ Shakes,” G. T. Tolson, ’97.
and regulations o f the college, as
In the business meeting which given in the catalogue were set
and fitting ; Commencement ad
D ealer in special H igh G rade ' -
Kerosene and Gasoline
dress than that which followed followed, the following were to music. N o more winning fea
Delivered free o l charge in city limits.
has never before been listened to elected as officers for the coming ture has been introduced in class
in Newberg. Rev. Heppe has yean D. D. Coulson, ’03, presi days here.
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president and treasurer; Ruth
Romig, ’06, secretary.
The first event ot the week,
with the students, was the an
nual reception given the Seniors
by the Christian Associations of
the college. It was held in the
gymnasium and was character
ized by the happy fellowship of
student life, influenced, however,
with the regret that those who
had so long been prominent in
the work would soon take their
departure Irom college halls.
On Saturday evening the pub
lic was privileged to listen to an
excellent address delivered in the
Friends church by ‘ Attorney C.
M. Van Pelt, of Portland, before
the college literary societies.
His subject was "The Call o f the
Century.” After reviewing ihe
various problems o f the present,
he addressed a strong appeal to
the young men to take upon
themselves the responsibility of
settling them. The call of the
century is not for money but for
men—men who see visions and
who go down into the valley
and labor.
The Baccalaureate services of.
“ Take this,” proved a novel
manner o f administering the es
tate of 1906, the goods being de
livered on the spot, much to the
delight o f the audience. All were
good take-offs with the exception
o f a beautiful picture, “ Hoffman’s
Christ,” presented to President
McGrew.
“ Feats o f the Profs,” provoked
the most mirth, the faculty, tw o
members in particular, suffering
in silence while their foibles
were held up to public view.
“ A ease of suspension” was a
a little play, well presented,«tak
en from a scene in college life.
All the numbers o f the program
are deserving of mention.
The academic graduating ex
ercises o f Tuesday afternoon
were well attended and well re
ceived,. those appearing on the
program acquitting themselves
creditably. Considering the size
o f the class, all could not deliver
their orations, the speakers being
chosen by lot. The members of
the class were, Katherine Romig,
Stella Warner, Robt. Nelson,
Hayward Taylor, Frank Billing-
ton, Mary Cook, Harvey Saun-
derS) Mary Thun, BeulahSpauld-
Sunday morning were well a t ing, L ucy Mills, Fred Holenagel,
tended, the Iqrgc church being Eva Pressnall.
packed with people both on floor
The program follows:
and in gallery. The decorations Invocation
R ev. H erbert T . Cash
were beautiful, adding grace to Piano Duet
Selected
M rs. Chat. W ilson and Miss Jessie Britt
the exercises. Rev. VV. S. L o w ry
Character
o f the Presbyterian church as Oration
E V A JANE PR E SSN ALL
sisted Rev. Cash in the opening
Oration
Booker T . Washington
elor of Science, w a s conferred the services, the Baccalaureate ser-
FRED G H O L Z N A G E L
degree o f Bachelor of Arts, she mon bping preached by President Oatioo
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those combinations o f mind and
address which make him a Com
mencement orator much to be
desired. His subject was “ The
New American,” Abraham Lin
coln being taken as his text. He
drew an impressive picture of
the man Lincoln as child o f the
woods, rail splitter, flat boat
man, clerk, captain, attorney,
legislator, politician, statesman,
president and martyred hero,
and the climax in which he re
ferred to him as the embodiment
o f the new American, was greeted
with involuntary applause.- The
qualities o f mind and heart as
expressed throughout the entire
life of the great commoner presi
dent were impressively held up
as those which w ill characterize
the New American for whom the
nation calls.
Miss Hurley sang with pleas
ing effect, “ The Spring has
Come,” being called as before to
respond to an encore.
The degrees were conferred by
Presr. McGrew as follows: Upon
Verda Crozer, Myrtle Gause, Lil
lian Nicholson, Marie Hanson,
Bernice Woodward, Mary Min-
thorn, Lenora Parker, Ruth
Romig, Mabel Newby, the degree
o f Bachelor o f Arts; upon Lewis
Saunders, Walter Miles, Ernest
Bales, Wilfred Pemberton, Ray
Pemberton, the degree ol Bache
lor o f Science.
Upon Eunice
Lewjg, who was graduated last
year with the degree of Bach-
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Settlement.
o n C r e d iti
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Notice la hereby given, itint Ihe un<ler«izne<t ,
It te a hlgh-arm, drop
administratrix ot the esUte of Levi llaitcy de FIEIMT rtEftIB.
head, ball bearing, lock
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threading shuttle: haw
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estate, and that said court ha* appointed Mon
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day the i)th day ot June A l> IstOti, et one
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deceased.