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Newspaper Page TextTUB NEBWKRQ GRAPHIC. June Ig. t o « PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS H 1 GRADUATES Thro* Young Men end Young Ledine Finiah Court*. By Superintendent Alderman Re garding Annual School jacket on stove? Wood supply. (d ) Ventilating: Are there window boards? 3. 12 o ’clock—Lunch. 4. 1:30 P.M.—Discussion ol how the things inspected may be improved. See it some de- . finite action can’t be taken today. 5. 2:30 P.M.—T u r n meeting over to Board o f Directors. Yours tor the best schools pos sible, L. R. A l d e r m a n . a*, «s e s PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RE Report • ( I k « c o n d it i» " o f CEPTION The United States Nat’l.Bank At Newbarg, In tha Stata ol O rayon, ai tha oloaa ol bualnaaa, June 7th, lull A reception was held Monday BBSO0SCF.fi Mooting. evening in honor o f those mem Loan* and Discounts..................... ,|275.«7'2.80 verdrsft*.secured and unsecured... 1,148.96 bers leaving tor the summer or O.S Bonds to tacura circulation. 60.ouo.0u Superintendent Alderman has On Thursday evening of last on 0. 8. Bond*................. an.A) permanentlr. Among these are Premium* Honda, Securities, atn............. 1,000.00 week in the college auditorium issued a circular addressed to Furniture, and fixtures . . . . ..... 8 . 600.70 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wilkin and Otbar Kaal Estais ownad ................ 1,288.71 occurred the graduating exercises “ Oregon School Patrons” which (rom National Banka mot raaarva Frietta who leave next Monday Dua ayan t»)................................ 8.216.« o f the High School, the class roll is w orthy o f consideration and troni stata and Privata Banks for Montana not knowing how Dua and Baakar*. Trust Compañía* co-operation. He says: being as follows: and Savings Baaka........................ 4,228A4 long they may be gone, but leav Du*from approved reserva ayant*.... l U i l R May I not ask for your co Norma Harvey, (First honors), Checks otbar oaab 1 teens...... ; . ... 674.81 ing their household goods in tote* ol and other National B onk* ......... 1.765.00 Lillian Reuter, Bessie King, operation to the extent o f giving paper curranoy, nlokal* Newberg as hostages tor their Fractional and cent». Claude Larkin, Laura Hocket, a part o f one day in the year to A . E . W IL S O N , L awful H M ombt ome Rnamvx rii Baity', v i i : return. the consideration of p u b l i c .Gladys Trew, Seth Dodge, Etta Tho Je w e le r end Prof, and Mrs. Wiley and fam Jordan, Very Seely, Dale Trew, school questions? We are plan (6 par cent ol circulation«............. 2.800 00 F IT S A LL K IN D S O F ily are also among those who ning this year, in the State of and Hazel Jordan. In the early part of the school are leaving us. They go this EYEGLASSES «82.7U7.4S LIABILITIES Class Colors:—O r a n g e and Oregon, to make the annual year some well-to-do members of week to Minneapolis where they Capital »took paid l a ........................ .t 68,00000 meeting dav a great day by hav the Friends church in Philadel Black. pl us fund .................................... . 8,00000 will spend the summer with Prof. Sur profits, less »»peases and Class Flower:—Red Carnation. ing as many of our people as phia, offered cash prizes for papers Wiley’s parents, returning in the Undivided e* paid National Bank Note* outstanding.... 60.U 00 00 The music furnished by the possible attend the meeting and written on subjects that have to fall to Athena, Oregon. Individual deposits subject to check. 177.114.16 _ Demand certificate* ol deposit.......... 18,186.06 orchestra was very much ap learn conditions' o f our school do with the history o f thdchurch Still further Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tim* certificates ol deposit................ 78,486.88 preciated as the hearty applause plants. We expect to have an during the time of George Fox, Total............1.......................... «82,70? 48 Dodge and the Misses M ary and o f the audience attested. The annual picnic on this day in the founder o f the church. The Ethel Barber expect soon to Cashier ol the above named first honors o f the class was many school districts, and we different Friends Colleges over move to Central Oregon to be N o Em peror—either o f a ____ ______ afflrm that the above state ment 1s true to tha beat « I my knowledge i d w on by Miss Norma Harvey hope that every one interested in the country were informed that come pioneers there. ballai. J. C. Cotonai». Cashier. People or o f Finance—can Subscribed and •RraMd to before ma I this which entitles her to a scholar the district school will be present the competition was open to any Then tor the summer Mrs. 14th dav ol June 1811. buy better food than we A. C. C LcoBD, Notary Publia. ship tor next year in Pacific Col and help the school officers in o f the students o f these institu Howard Best and family, Mrs. («B A L I Correot At teat: making this event a great suc tions who might desire to enter. ■ell you, at prices yon usu J. V. Taylor. ) lege. Geo. Best and Mrs. W. J. Lang San*. L Paanarr > Director* C lass Dei Burr ) The address to the class by cess. ally pay fo r good things. Claude Newlin, a senior in ton w ith Theodore and Alberta The annual school meeting in Pacific College this year, made a Pres. Campbell o f the University are leaving on a visit to their a*, so o f Oregon was full o f practical your district, this year, occurs selection o f books which the former home in North Dakota. ■ •S o rt of tha Condition of thoughts and was well received. on June 19. Please take the Philadelphia people offered to These w ill all be sorely missed The program tor the evening time on the morning o f the 19th furnish free, and took up a course in the church. After refresh The LaFayette State Bank to go over to the school house o f reading which he followed was as follows: tha Stata oI Oregon, at the close ments, M r. W.J. Morris expressed At LaFayette ol lo business, June 7,1811. closely during the year at every something o f the sentiments of RZSOOKCBS spare moment. He finished his the congregation especially to Loans aad discounts.................... .1 1.126.» 811.» Banking house....................... paper just in time to get it in ward those who do not expect Purnltura 1.179.46 and fixtures.................... within the time limit which was to return, to which Prof. Wiley Due from approved reserve bankt... . 9,616.79 on hand................................. the first o f June. On last Sunday responded in words of warm ap Cash Ex Densas........................................ morning he received a letter from preciation. All joined in singing T otal ...................: . . . ...... ; ....... Isaac Sharpless, president o f “ God be with you till we meet LIABILITIES - Haverford College, stating that again” and were dismissed with Capital stock paid In...................... I 10,000.00 C iv* u i a at i & Undivided profila, lam expenses and he had been awarded first prize the benediction. W a w o u ld U lto taxas paid ............................. o f $70. Next Sunday visiting Friends individual deposita subject to cheeky to la tbOAO B a th F tx - This is a great victory for Mr. ministers w ill preach in this Demand certificata* ol deposit.......... B t c ., a a d d o y c Newlin and Pacific College, since church both morning and eve Torsi........ .......... ............ . 116.144.86 State ol O-agon, County ol Yamhill, m: his paper was in competition ning. NKWBE&C HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ’ l l L K n ar P owxll , Cashier ol tha above-named with others comingfrom thé older bank, do solemnly swéar that tba above state- LET US FIGURE WITH YOU. ment la true to tba bast o l my knowledge and Music—Selections by the High and look over the school grounds Colleges maintained by the ballet. Kgirr P owkll . Cashier. and school buildings. See if you church, while he represents one School Orchestra Babeerlbed and sworn to balora me tbit 7th day ol June. 1811. Invocation—Rev. W. C. Reuter, can help to have conditions im- o f the smallest o f the number. P. P. O ld *. Notary Publie. E. L . E V A N S The second prize of $30 went Ph. D., Pastor o f the First proved if they need improvement; Miss Maude Wills and Mrs. J còrnei aus « . ----------------------------- I t o m i Courra « t i it they do not, may I ask you to to a student o f Penn College, C. Wills were visitors in P ort M. E. Church S. 0. N elsoh S Directors. J. J. H urbell 7 show your appreciation to the Oskaloosa, Iow a. Salutatory and Oration.......... land recently. Mr. Newlin’« subject was Miss Lillian Reuter. “ The De members o f the School Board Mr. S. W. Atkinson and Mrs Executor’s Notice of Final Settle- who brought about these condi “ George F o x and Mysticism.” mand of the Age.” Ranna A t k i n s o n and l i t t l e Oration .... Miss Bessie King, tions without pay or without •Homer attended the Rose Carni m tt* "Thei W orld’s M agna Charta” thanks. Some o f our school val in Portland. Notlea la hereby « v a n that tba undersigned buildings are very unsanitary, Vocal Solo......Miss Katherine of tba last w ill and testament ol liose* Elizabeth H. Hildreth was Victor Hendrickson and Carlos executor Hollingsworth, daoeased. baa filed his final ac Romig, “ Heather” (Anton) and our schools w ill not be what born in New York, July 18,1833 Johnson took in the Rose Show count aa executor of said last will and tat la ment and aetata ol said decadent, in tha Coun "In Blossom Time” (Needham) they should be until we have the and died a t Newberg, Oregon from Friday until Sunday anc ty Court o l Yamhill County, Oregon, and that united support o f all our school June 11, 1911. W ith her par M onday o f this week. Valedictory and Oration........ at 11 o’eligk A.M of said day gs tha day and hour lor tba bearing ol objections to said fl Miss Norma Harvey, “ The patrons. account and tba settlement thereof. ents, she removed to Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Ralston and little Now, therefore, all parsons Interested in said Stranger Within Our Gates.” ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING. ara hereby notified and required to ap when a child and lived there for daughters visited in Newberg •state pear at tba County Court room, at McMinn Address to Graduates—P. L. Meet a t 11:00 A.M. ville, said eounty, and state at said time to nearly seventy years. She was Sunday. then and tbera show cause. It any there be, Campbell, President o f the 1. Inspection of Grounds— why said account should not be muled, al Wood Sawing Solicited married to James N. Wood, July There will be an ice cream soc lowed, and approved and said executor and University o f Oregon. ileebarged and said estate lor- bis bondsmen disc (a ) Size, condition, freedom 4, 1850, and was married the ial at the school honse Friday ever ________ and finally settled. l Vocal Solo.... ...... Mr. Elmer A. 16i 1811. from stumps rubbish, etc. second time to James A. Goff, Dated, June Í5ih. evening. The Chehalem Center A. R CunnrroM. Executor of tbs last Buehler, “ The Hills o ’Skye” (b ) Water: ol Mom* Hollingsworth, August 31,1853. She leaves to Baseball club want to raise funds W ill and Testament deceased. (Victor Harris) 1. I f well, when was it mourn her death, five sons anc Clarence Butt. 111 W. First street and a hearty invitation is ex Attorney for Zelate. 40 Presentation o f Diplomas—Mr. cleaned; condition of three daughters, namely, Jehia Phone, Black 98 tended to all to come. A liter J. C. Hod son, Retiring Member pump, drainage of C. Wood, Orleans, Michigan; ary program will be given after Executors Notice. Board o f Education. grounds. John C. Wood, Newberg; James which ice cream will be served Benediction—Rev. J. F. Lyons, 2. I f no well, have you N. Wood, Woodbum; Mrs. Mat- eoooooooooooeaeoeooooooooa Mr. and Mrs. Rush and Miss Notice Is hereby glv n tbat tbe undersigned Pastor First P r e s b y t e r i a n j an enclosed ja r or tie Dickerson, Alma, Michigan; bas bean duly appointed executor of the last Mabel accompanied by J. Bald Will end Testament of Penelope J. Skinner, da Church tank with faucet? Fred A. Goff, Newberg; Mrs. carted, by tha County Court ol Yamhlllconn- Orchestra (c) Outhouses: Are they sani George Wood, Ionia, Michigan, win visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas ty. Dragon, and baa qualified. Shires Sunday. Now, therefore. *.11 persons baring claims The junior class play “ Dia-1 tary? and Mrs. Ernest Harriman, •gainst the eet te of Penelope J. Bklnnar, de Dealer in monds and Hearts” was very (d ) Are the school grounds Fenwick, Michigan. She came ceased, are hereby notified and required to present tba tarn a, with tba proper voochars, to well rendered for amateurs, this fenced? Do they need fenc to Newberg, September 25,1909, tba undersigned executor at hie residence at closing the H. S. exercises. Those ing? Springbrook, Yamhill county. Oregon, within and has since resided here. She tlx months fiom the data hereof. taking part in the play were Ada 2. Inspection o f houses— was a very devoted Christian Dated, Junes, 1911. W il l ia m K in c a id , Mr. Van Bernard, o f Williston, Fairbanks, M a r g a r e t Illig, (a ) Floor: When cleaned? Executor of the last Will aad Testament ol and gave good evidence in her North Dakota, was visiting M. Penelope J. fikiuner, deceased. Estella Launer, Violet Craw, (b ) Walls: Do they need last sickness o f being ready to Clarence Butt, G. Markell’s at Springbrook, re Gwendolen S t a n n a r d , Arlie painting or cleaning? Attorney for Batata. go. The funeral services were cently. Evans, Virgil Fend all, Earl An (c) Heating: Location o f held in the Free Methodist Office and yard: Mr. William Markeli, ot Port drews, Jack Wood, Omer Gause stove; it should not be in church, o f which she was a mem Main Street, near depot land, was visiting his son’s fami and Clifford Spaulding. center o f room. Is there a ber, on last Monday. ly between trains Sunday. Phone, Among the Rose Carnival vis itors from Springbrook - were. Newberg Mr. and Mrs. Hutchens, Earl Hutchens, Vivian Hadley, Ovid T H E M ER R IAM W E B S T E R Shires, a n d L o u i s e Henriot. The Only New n n sbrid fsd dio* They reported a fine time and CttPCBC8QCT080808080BOI08S tionsry in many yours. declared the Rose Festival com Contains tha pith and eaaanoe mittee royal entertainers. of us authoritative library. Oorer» every field o f knowl Miss Nelta Calkins, o f Airlie, Building Contractors edge. A n Encyclopedia in a Oregon, is visiting her many I f it does we beg to call your attention to the interest bearing Certificates issued single book. Estimates Furnished The Only Dictionary w ith the friends in Springbrook. by this bank, which bear the same rates o f interest paid by Savings Banks, and New Divided Page. you have the additional security afforded by Government Supervision and by the Springbrook is a very busy 400,000 W ords. 8700 Pages. personal management and supervision o f experienced and conservative business 6000Illustrations. Cost nearly place now on account o f the •o Y t t iir half a million dollars. men who have resided in this community many years, and who are well acquaint berry season. The highest num KXFKRIKNOK Let ns tell yon about this most ed with business conditions. ber o f crates shipped in one day rem arkable single volume. A checking account with us affords safety for your funds, a very convenient and was over 420, on June 13, l 9 l l . Write for fu ll businesslike method o f making payments, and establishes the standing and credit Mrs. H. D. Crumly has a sister Honiara, o f the depositor.- visiting her from the east; Mi*s Name Accounts o f responsible persons solicited even i f the initial deposit is small. TRA DC MARKS M ary Folger. OSSlONS Coweta M ts fie. Mr. and Mrs. Drury, ol Ne braska, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wallen, o f Spring- 3 brook. Mils*, without s u m , O' tba J. C. Coicord, Cashier J. L. Hoskins, President CASH PRIZE FOR CLAUDE NEWUN Groceries J . L . V a n B ia n c o n i f p ï umbing! Ì - m HALEM CENTER Hay, Grain and i Mill Feed Poultry Supplies Garden Seeds Wood, Coal OBITUARY ELLIOTT & FOX M . H. Pinney SPRINGBROOK ITEMS Lumber, Shingles Paints, Lath, Lime Sand and Cement NEW INTERNATIONAL. DICTIONARY Does IN T E R E S T - 1 m erest Y O U ? Thos. Herd & Son P atents rs United States Nat?. Bank of New berg 8. L. Psrrett, Vice President Si æ W. E. Crozer, Aast. Cashisr The Graphic and Semi-Weekly Journal combination for $2.00 per year. Sckwific American.