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than the spring
Can we ever for­ SU N D A Y 5CHOOL
Icilit hath s dimpled fM «,
The society circus pulled off at get the plowing? H ow we held
r Mouth with smile upon it,
fe *
the rink on Friday and Saturday the plow when we had to reach
tmr Ik t tmtmrmmUommt
Eyss of blue to glory in,
S IM * Study CI m S.
o f last week, tor the up with a pike pole to get the
But d p hath a bonnet.
t of the library fund, was a handles; how we drove the old
That's the only thing I see
M ay 2nd. 1909
plug team, with the lines around
wling success,” consid
Whan she dares to don it.
Climax of all wttcbsry
Paul’s* F i r s t M is s io n
from every point o f view.
I t our neck; how, when the clevis
Lies in Bssais’s bonnet -
required a lot o f hard work on the broke, the mares walked aw ay Journey,—Cyprus. Acts 13
Golden
Text.—G
o
ye
into
Yet, though I have song the
part o f the committee, and those with our frail body dragging
the world, and pre»ch the
O ft in many a sonnet
who assisted in making up the behind by the ears? When dark to every creature. Mark 16 :
To this day I cannot tell
varied program o f entertainment ness came we stabled the plugs
Verse 1.—Where was An
One thing that is on i t
W hat constituted a Chris
and in conducting the booths, and went forth to milk a brindle
Worn
it off bar dainty hand
The heifer kicked us church, then, gpd now?
but they m ar all congratulate heifer.
Who
would care to con it?
What was
d
themselves over the tact that they across the barn floor and an old
She’s.the
charm, when all ia said,
between pro]
Oi
her
<
furnished entertainment, that cow obligingly kicked us back
’
dainty
bonnet.
Verse 2 . - '
-Jutfcn.
was appreciated,
while the again. Then, when the milking “ ministered to the Lbrd?”
What mental, ’ physical
proceeds footed up close to $ 200 , was over, what tun to run in
High School Items.
M e e m considerably larger than and teach a fool calf to drink! spiritual benefits, are t!
r
U m P r io r « P ro « C o m m u te « .)
derived from fasting?
anticipated
when the This acting as dry nurse to a
H o w tong should i
bandy-legged calf was one o f the abstain from food, in
~“ drcus” w as first planned.
Look for M ay Day program in
The parade was a special most unmixed joys o f all. We constitute a Christian fast?
ils.
What right has the present
-feature that merited all t)»e tied the calf short, set the bucket
Phoebe W ya tt has been absent
.praise it received, for it exceeded in front of him, go t astraddle o f Protestant church to discon
om
school the last tw o weeks
the practice o f fasting? ,
anything o f the kind that has his neck, stuck tw o fingers in his
k of sickness.
ten would the ears of
-ever before been undertaken in mouth, and with the other hand company o f godly men, be
The Sophomore English class
Newberg. There were floats dis­ jammed his head into the pail. sensitive to the voice o f God,
has
completed the study of “ A
played that would be reckoned And all the time we were empty­ during a feast, or a fast?
Tale
o f T w o Cities” and are now
Was there any connection
as exceedingly attractive and ing out abuse on calves in
between their .ministering and taking up “ Lorna Doone.”
creditable in any parade, though general and this lop-eared idiot
fasting, and the Holy Spirit
Everybody turn out and
the scribe would hardly dare in particular. This went on
to speak the i’ r8t* an^ one °* t *ic best
specialise,, and thus run the risk •until dad came in and with ®P? inR_ ° _ .
to
those
who
arc
not
intensely,
track meets o f the reason. High
o f getting his hair pulled, as they toying patience horsewhipped us
in
the
cause
o
f
God?
’
School
and Pacific College versus
were prepared by the hands o f all about the place.
hat is necessary in order to Hill Military Academy on the
Then, when we had carried in
the “ gentler” sex.
cultivate an ear for the voice of coi|eg e track.
The J. D. Gordon Shetland the w oodr brought forty gallons
Should we all be “ called” o f] “ era Stannard, L a Verne Miller
ponies, tw o bear cubs and o f water from the spring and
God,
before undertaking any kind and Iola Gorman from the
eaten
about
eight
pounds
of
numerous family pets w ere
o
f
work?
solid food, we went joyfully up­
Junior, Sophomore and Fresh­
special features.
VeAe 3.—Ought the church to ­
The orchestra made up from stairs—and came down again day to send out missionaries to man classes respectivelly, were
hosen as representatives o ft heir
promiscuous home talent furnish­ immediately to breakfast.
new districts, and to hea
We often dream and wake to countries?
in the M ay Queen contest.
ed splendid music, while the
I f it is the duty of tbechuxch to
Japanese ladies and the wild weep tor the days gone by when
A very enjoyable program was
West contingent furnished no the hay was ripe. We recall the send oat missionaries, is it, or given both in the forenoon and
not, the duty o f every person,
small part of the program, old swamp that always had to
whether a mem iber o f the church afternoon at the local institute
which was well received. As a be cut by hand. We recall little or not, to help su ipport theta? held Saturday. Rev. Stannard
side attraction the Igorotes, stones that we rasped the edge (This question must t be a
gave a splendid talk on “ The
which was made up o f a band o f o f our blades on. We recall the ed in w riting by members o f
Relation between Home, School
tw elve to sixteen year old boys pretty snakes we stepped on club.)
land Church” which was followed
Why did they fast and pray,
in abbreviated costume, made a with our bare feet. We remember
¡Jby a general discussion o f the
before sending Paul i
it all with solemn gladness.
good hit.
same topic.
Various subjects
bas on their mission?
Well, well! H ow it all comes
The gipsy tent where fortunes
Would it be a hdptoeach local were discussed during the day,
church to-day, to fast and pray some being especially beneficial.
were told at so much per, suf­ back to us!—Chicago News.
before each missionary meeting? Supt. Belt was unable to attend
fered the loss of the proceeds the
Do yon think the women took
first evening by the hands o f a
Lee Waiard
part m this service, and whether and his absence was greatly re­
pilferer, much to the distress o f
or not, what reason is there to gretted by those present. A
mind o f the gorgeously dressed
debar
women from any o f the lunch was served by the High
Next Wednesday night, April
maiden in charge, though it is 28th Lee Willard and his eastern church’s work?
School girls to those attending
Verse 4.—Is it possible or the institute, which was report­
supposed to be a feature that company comes to the Duncan
practical, to be guided in every
goes with the calling.
Opera House for ah engagement journey we take, and in all else ed to be thoroughly enjoyed.
As characters in “ costume” the of one night, when will be by the'Holy Spirit?
best sustained
were
easily presented the old fashioned
Should a pastor ever take
'“ Josiah and Samantha,” both Comedy drama “ The Country charge o f a new church, without
The H. S. track team have
o f whom could easily secure Squire.” Mr. Willard acts the bring directed to do so, by the
H oly Spirit?
combined
with the College track
positions with “ stock compa­ principal part that o f “Jeiremiah
Please point out on the map, team to meet Hill M ilitary
nies” at princely salaries, with Barrett” The Country Sqnire, a in your Bible, where Selcueia,
Academy next Saturday, on the
testimonials furnished.
character study he calls it. The Salamis and Cyprus are situated.
local
track.
Were they consciously, or un­
The committee feels grateful to construction is deft and the
consciously,
directed
by
God
the
The contest will be a close one
all who assisted in the undertak­ dialogue is bright. As an actor,
ing, and to the public for the Mr. Willard has fitted himself H oly Spirit, all along their all the w ay through because the
journey?
Hill M ilitary have some o f the
generous support, and they have with a first class part and all his
Verse 5.—Should men and
very
best track men in Portland
asked the Graphic to say as company with good parts, has women, in the ordinary walks of
on their team, their miler, Burns
much for them.
given every one telling and tak­ life, be as faithful in preaching
the gospel, or testi lying for J es*s, getting first place in the race
ing lines, and there is no striving wherever they may be, as Paul
against W. of O. and O. A. C. last
Boyhood's Happy Days.
after effects. Everything is done and Barnabas were?
Saturday.
Verse 6 .—H ow many places
naturally and logically. Sing­
Yes, sir! Boyhood’s happy
ing and musical numbers all mentioned in this lesson, are
Christian Tabernacle.
days, of course. We know about
through the play.
Prices 25 situated on the Island o f Cyprus?
that. We haven’t forgotten the
(See your map.)
Next Sunday at 11 a.m. the
cents and 50 cents for reserved
What motives had likely in­
jo y o f sleeping in an unfinished
pastor
will speak o f the Christian
seats now on sale at both drug duced this man Blymas, to claim
loft in winter, when our breath
Benevolent
Association’s work,
stores.
to be a prophet?
froze to the bedding and we had
in
caring
tor
the babies, orphans
Verses 7-8.—H ow do you
to thaw out w it’*' a hot flatiron
account for a man bring so bad, and the aged. Evangelist W. T.
“Something Doing” May 1st. as to try to prevent *Unother Matlock will preach one o f his
every morning.
man from serving the true God!’
Morning, too! We g o t up at
evangelistic sermons at 7:45 p.m.
A
big
day
for
M
ay
first
is
being
Verses 9-12.—Are good men
4 a.m., pitch dark, 4 below zero,
On Tuesday, April 27th at 8
justified in rebuking bad men
and still going down! We had planned by the High School with vehemence, when thev p.m. Newberg is to have another
to get up, hustle out, and feed Student Body. Th e'first event would stop a work o f love and treat like Dr. Dye’s visit in
and milk the lowing herd, curry scheduled is a parade at 10 a. m. mercy?
March.
Walter G. Mensies o f
Is it possible for a bad man to
the rear elevation of the family Following this will be the crown­
Rath, India a missionary o f the
mule, thaw out the pump, chop ing of the M ay Queen, in Ed­ escape the just penalty of his Christian Woman's Board of
Grove
10:30
a.m. sins?
tour cords o f wood, and shovel ward’s
Lesson for Sunday, May 9 th, Missions will address all who
aw ay the snow to make room Numerous races, such as potato, 1909. Paul’s First Missionary come. Subject, "Darkness o f
sack, egg, wheel-barrow, and the Journey,—Antioch in
for the sun to rise!
Pisidia. Hinduism and the First Streaks
Sometimes we went to school girl's fifty yard dash, will con­ Acts xui:13-52.
o f Light.” All is free and every
in the winter—not often. Only clude the forenoon’s program.
one welcome.
Attention.
on the days when it was too A t twelve o ’clock a lunch will be
f .
G eo . C. R it c h k t , pastor.
Friday and Saturday o f this
cold and stormy to go out-doors. served in the basement o f the
Then we sat on a nice, cool school-house, for which a small week is cleaning up day for the
A Correction.
city o f Newberg. Let every­
board about 50 feet aw ay frbin fee will be charged.
By
some
mistake in the
the stove and gavly blew at our , An interesting track meet will body give attention to cleaning
fingers and picked icicles from [take place at 1:30 p.m. on the lawns, back yards or adjacent Christian Church Anniversary
college campus, concluded by a tots by burning all that will burn report the name o f Miss Susie
our hair.
Then came the merry spring­ base-ball game between Yamhill and piling in old boxes and Darst as organist did not appear,
barrels all old cans and other but the name of Miss Jessie
time. Rise at 2:30 a.m. More and Newberg:
towing herd! The herd towing
Voting for the May Quesn things which need to be hauled Bissett did. It should be Miss
owing to the supply of fodder closes Saturday, April 24. Who off, placing in a convenient plnce Susie Darst, organist and Miss
Jessie Bissett, assistant organ­
do you wish for M ay Queen? for the wagons to remove. -
being tow.
jBsse E d w a id s , Mayor. ist.
No memory is more loaded Support her by your votes.
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