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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THUB8DAY, JUNE 22.191L
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NO. 36
A BIG P. C. MEETING
HOLDS ANNUAL SESSION turn.
A list of the members deceased
O regon Yearly Meeting Holds
Nineteenth Annual.
URGE ATTENDANCE AS USUAL
M uch Business Transacted W ith
Harmony and Good F a d ­
ing.
The nineteenth annual gather-
ing o f Friends church in the
Northwest closed its work on
Tuesday after having been in ses­
sion since Wednesday afternoon
of last week. ' The attendance
from a distance was larger than
usual, though the number of
visiting ministers was not as
great as it has been at some
other o f the annual gatherings.
The officers elected were J. C.
Hodson presiding clerk, Miss N.
Blanche Ford, o f Salem record­
ing clerk, Mrs. Marguerite El­
liott, of Salem readi ing elerki A.
R. Mills announcing d
clerk.
The reports from the different
quarterly meetings showed the
following as delegates: Newberg
Q, M., Newberg—Thomas Rood,
Mrs. Effie Terrell, J.T. Haworth,
Mrs. L. M. Parker, E. H. Wood­
ward, Mrs. C. J. Edwards,
Harvey Hodson; Portland, Eben
Snow, Mrs. S. Alice Hanson,
Mrs. Melinda Smith; Spring-
brook, A. R. Mills, J. H. Rees;
Lent6, Mrs. Phoebe Hammer,
Mrs. M vra Smith; Rex, N. L.
Wiley; Quilicene, Wash., Mrs.
Effie Taylor, Chehalem Center,
John Shires; Middleton, Archie
Campbell.
Alternates, S. A.
Mills, Mrs. M attie Hodson, Mrs.
Sarah Hall, Axun Newby, A. B.
Cook, Abner Suel , T h o m a s
Hockett, James Earhart, Samuel
Taylor.
Salem Q. M.—John S. Richie,
Olin Hadley, Enos Pressnall,
Mrs. Anna B. Miles, D.D. Keeler,
Clarkson Pemberton, Jesse Coul-
son, Myrtle Taylor, Retta Pem­
berton; Alternates, Malcolm S.
McLeod, A. M. Bray, Jav Gard­
ner, M ary Cammack, B. F. Hin-
shaw; Boise Valley, Ezra G.
Pierson, Anson Cox, Chas. V.
Marshal, Sylvanus Haworth,
Ralph Else, Lydia Jones, Wm.
Strange; Alternates, Conney H.
Rinard, Marion Cook, Irene Rin-
ard, John Tucker, Amanda Tucker
The caretakers were F. A.
Morris, Claude Lewis, M ary
•Cook, T. E. Miles, Florence Rees,
C. N. Terrell, E. Worth Coulson,
Clifford Hadley, Ross Miles, Mrs.
Lenora Pemberton.
Credentials were presented for
Rev. H. Edwin McGrew, W hit­
tier, California; Prof. Edmund
Albertson, superintendent o f Sun­
d a y School work in Western Y. M.
Indiana; M ary L. Stanton and
Benj. J. Mills, Puget Sound Q. M.;
Frances Liter, Douglas, Alaska.
during the year was read and a
memorial on the life of Mrs. An­
na Moon, who was for several
ears a missionary among the
ndians in Alaska was also read
which called forth much favor­
able expression o f the life and
work of the deceased. A con­
densed summary o f the memorial
was ordered printed in the
minutes and the original filed
with other documents.
The followingnominatingcom-
mittee jw as appointed, Ivalu
Weaver. Hallie Wiley, Mark
Ellis, H. E. Pemberton, B. F.
Hinshaw, Ruth Astleford, M ari­
on Cook, Chas. Marshal, Mary-
E. K . Edwards, Evangeline M ar­
ri in, W. E. Terrell, C. T. Ed wards,'
f hoe be Hammer, Ralph Else.
Printing committee, J. C. Hod
son, N. Blanche Ford, Emma
Hod gin.
Rev. H. Elmer Pemberton,
superintendent o f p««toi*al nnrf
church extension work, made a
very full report o f the w ork ac­
complished during the year
which received much favorable
comment from a number w h o
spoke with reference to it f W
report o f the treasurer o f the
Evangelistic Committee showed
amount received $2,016.52 o f
which amount $1,816.37 had
been expended.
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SATURDAY.
Greetings were read from the
Christian Workers’ Assembly, o f
Io w a Y. M., and also an an­
nouncement was read calling at­
tention to the tw o hundred and
f i f t i e t h anniversary o f the
organization ot New England
Y. M. which will be celebrated,
June 24, at Providence, Rhode Is­
land.
A committee composed o f Car­
rie Miles, S. Alice Hanson and
Lorena A. T. Hodson was ap-
ointed to write letters to mem-
ers who were unable to attend
the meeting on account o f age
or physical disability.
Appointments were made as fol­
lows: Superintendents o f educa­
tion, Miss Eunice Lewis, Lewis
Hanson, Olin C. Hadley, Chester
V. Marshal.
Temperance, N. L. Wiley, H at­
tie B. Coulson, S. Alice Hanson,
Tennie Hanson.
Peace and arbitration, John F.
Hanson, James Lewelling, Irene
Cunningham, Wm. S. Brown.
Rev. A. J. Weaver was %
pointed as a member o f
committee o f arrangements o f
the Five Year’s Meeting, in place
o f Mrs. Mabel H. Douglas who
has removed to another Yearly
Meeting, and E. H. W oodward
was appointed as a member of
the educational board o f the Five
Year’s Meeting in place of Prof.
W. I. Kelsey also removed. Al­
bert Benson was appointed to
have charge o f printed matter.
Reports were made by the
superintendent of education, the
resident o f the Board o f
rustees o f Pacific College, the
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
acting
o f the college,
g president
P1
A committee composed o f Mrs. Prof. W. J. Reagan, and also by
Anna Benson, Carroll Kirk and Prof. Charles Marshall, princi] ipal
John S. Richie was appointed to of Greenleaf Academy, Id ano,
prepare returning minutes for all o f which Showed a good
visiting ministers.
degree o f interest in educational
For press committee, Harvey w ork. A subscription was taken
Wright, Ralph Else, Prof. Oliver tor Greenleaf Academy amount­
Weesner, A. J. Weaver.
ing to )200.
The report o f the statistical
Many words o f appreciation
secretary showed a membership were said for Pres. Reagan as he
in the Yearly Meeting o f 2338,
s to another field after having
males 1160, females 1178. Gain
a member o f the faculty ot
during the year 146.
the college for the past three
FRIDAY MORNING.
years, and especially for his
A communication from Puget splendid work as acting pres­
Sound Q. M. was read, express­ ident for the past year.
ing greeting and the clerks were
SUNDAY.
•directed to send greetings in os- .Rev. L evi T. Pennington ar-
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ents o f the college?
v First is the problem ot compe­
evening and although somewhat teasting and in pleasant social
tition. The Willamette valley ia
weary from travel, he d elivery intercourse.
full
of colleges, some far richer
TUESDAY.
the sermon at the church
President Pennington Delivers
than Pacific. What shall we do?
The day was given over to the
Sunday morning before a
Address on “The Educa­
Give the students something that
completion o f unfinished busi­
audience, taking his text
tional Ideal.”
they cannot get elsewhere, some­
ness, including the reports o f
the first and second verses of tl
thing money cannot buy, and
many
committees.
-
twelfth chapter o f Hebrews. ~
Those appointed as delegates
He made a h a p p y compari
On last Monday evening, fol­ that limitless wealth cannot pay
to the Five Years’ Meeting to be lowing the big picnic spread in for.
o f the Christian life with t h a t
The college debt must be lifted
held at Indianapolis in October, the grove at the college boarding
the athlete, who, if stu
an
endowment secured, higher
1912,
were
E.
G.
Pearson,
Green­
must train for the races i
hall, the college auditorium was
safeties
paid, and additions made
leaf,
Idaho;
H.
Elmer
Pember­
other events in which he may
filled with an eager audience
ton, Miss N. Blanche Ford, gathered to listen to an educa­ to the equipment in keeping with
entered, and it was easy to
Salem; Mrs. S. Alice Hanson, L. tional address by Prof. „Levi T. this splendid building so magni­
that he had no difficulty in h
A. Wells, Portland; A. J. Weav­ Pennington who, during the aft- ficently provided by the generos­
ipg the attention of the y
ity of the friends ot the college.
er,
E. H. Woodward, Newberg.
people and clinching the
And that thè students that
On account o f the w ork ot
strong points he made.
come to us may get w hat they
Mrs. Amanda M. W oodward
In th e C hristian race a ll mi
should from their college course;
and Mrs. Evangeline Martin in
enter by the blood o f Christ,
students, faculty, college board,
making
a
successful
canvass
last
the same as in the athletic
Oregon Yearly Meeting and the
year
for
funds
tor
the
erection
o
f
there are a lot o f things to be
many other friends o f the college
done after the enlistment. Moral* the new college building, the
must co-operate, in a spirit ot
ity, good citizenship, the cup of meeting voted to request the
mutual
beipfullness, for the ac­
cold w ater to the famishing, a, College Board to name the new
complishment
o f the desired end,-
building
“
Woodmar
Hall.”
boquet ot flowers to the sick,
the fulfilment o f the educational
The meeting next year will
a can o f fruit to the needy, all
ideal, the personal and social ef­
these naturally must follow t d convene, June 12..
ficiency,
physical, mental and
make a well rounded Christian lifeT
spiritual,
o f the students who at­
Rev. Isom P. W oo ton spoke at
tend
Pacific
College.
the Presbyterian church, his t
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I f we but do our best, the Infi-
being 1st Cor. 7th and 1
nate Father, who is the author
Chapter—“ The manifestation o f Attempt to Burn Chehalem V a l­
ot a ll truth, a ll beauty and all
the Spirit is given to everyone to
ley Mills Thwarted b f
goodness,
will see that we do
profit withal.” His sermon wi
Nifhtwatchman.
not tail. And though difficulties
exceedingly interesting, hel
may seem to hem us in, as the
and instructive, both from
A
t
four
o’clock
Wednesday
Syrians
surrounded Elisha at
spiritual, social and educational
morning
the
shrieking
o
f
the
fire
Dotha,
when
faith opens our
point o f view. He emphasi
whistle
aroused
the
people
from
eyes,
we
shall
see
the mountains
the importance o f his subject
und slumber, to find that an
full
ot
the
fiery
horses
and char,
ly applicable as a m<
LBVI T. PENNINGTON
ttempt
had
been
made
to
iots
of
God
round
about
us. And
o f divine grace to the young
¡destroy
the
Chehalem
Valley
we
shall
move
nearer
and
nearer
eraoon
had
been
installed
as
rising generation^ in order t
Flouring Mills by fire.
to
our
educational
ideal.
president
ot
the
college.
His
make a success o f this life
Marshal Graham who was subject was, “ The Educational
A t the close o f the address Rev.
the opportunity to do good ai
ust finishing up his rounds tor Ideal,’’ and he said in part:
H.
Edwin McGrew, former pres­
benefit those around us. '
he
night
as
watchman,
heard
ident
o f the college, made an ap­
“
It
seems
fitting
a
t
this
time
The speaker placed emp;
he
sound
of
fire
as
he
turned
off
s u b s c r i p t i o n s tor a
peal
for
to
seek
an
answer
to
the
ques­
on the saying that “ God ortyg
t
Main
street
at
the
mill,
and
maintainance
fund, s e c u r i n g
tion,
“
W
hat
should
the
school
mates, the son propitiates,
g around to the west side do for the student?” , to endeavor
edges
amounting
to $1711
the holy spirit consumâtes, w hi
saw
flames
just
starting
under-
which
was
considered
a splendid
to
fix
upon
an
adequate
educa-
means that the fullness o f
the
shed
next
to
the
main
total,
considering
the
amount
llUllcll
lUCttii
spirit o f God. results in
building. He started for the fire
raised
a
year
ago
for
the
This
has
been
a
changing
thing
tton.”
bell ana aroused young Braden, in the past. In earlier years the building.
He also spoke o f the diffiden
ho works at the mdl, as he English ideal was culture. A
ot himself and most others
the house which is only young man’s college diploma
touching^*those about us
halt
block from the mill, w as a certificate o f gentility, an
brought out the fact that
iraden hurried over and by at­ evidence that he had spent his
should be more interested in the
taching a garden hose soon had time as a gentleman should dur­
welfare o f all mankind.
the fire out.
ing his youth and early manhood. N ew berg’s Annual Festival
MONDAY.
It was plainly the work o f an I f there ever was a time when
Saturday, June 24th
On recommendation o f the incendiary as all the evidences this could have been considered
tempérance committee Ernest were there in the w ay o f paper, an adequate ideal in America,
E. Taylor, o f Cornelius, was ap­ straw, wood kindling, and the that time has passed’
The Business Houses of the City
pointed superintendent o f tem­ smell o f kerosene was m the air.
The German ideal which suc­
to be Represented in
perance work.
Careful preparations had been ceeded the English in large meas­
Grand Parade
Rev. H. Elmer Pemberton was made underneath the shed next ure was erudition, scholarship.
appointed Evangelistic super­ to the main building at an open­ Education was to help man to
intendent at a salary o f $800 a ing partially closed by a board know, clearly and exhaustively.
Under the direction o f the la­
year and expenses. The evan­ only half an inch in thickness, I t mattered little what man
dies
o f the £ ivic Improvement
gelistic committee is composed and the prompt action o f the knew, for this ideal was seeming­
Club, Newberg will don her ga y­
o f Harlan Smith, M e r re t t a night watchman was the Only ly knowledge for the sake of
Lewis, E. G. Pearson, I. P. thing that saved the plant. knowledge. The great west has est attire next Saturday in cele­
bration of her annual Rose Fes­
Wooton, H. D. Crumly, Thos. Mr. Graham thinks he was not no time tor knowledge that gets
Perisho, Malcolm McLeod, A. J. more than a block aw ay when nowhere, no space for useless tival. The ladies are sparing no
effort to make the day a success,
Weaver, L. A. Wells, Ida J. the match was struck and his lumber o f information.
and they deserve the hearty co­
Wiley, J. W. Jones and Jesse theory is that the man who
The American ideal that is de­ operation of every citizen. With
Coulson.
lanned the deed knew the time veloping is efficiency. The prim­ the increased number o f automo­
The afternoon session was held e usually
ly went home,
borne, ana
and that ary question is not, “ Is this col­
in the auditorium at the college he thoug ;ht he had already turned lege course the proper thing for a biles and carriages about town,
a parade the length o f First
and at 4 o ’clock an inaugural in.
man in the social purple?” nor street ought easily to be arranged
reception was held for the new
yet, “ Will this college course help for.
college president, Levi T. Penn­
FORDYC&COULSON
me to know?” but VWill this col­
A $6.00 loving cup will be
ington.
lege course help me to do?”
given by Charles A. Morris to
Follow ing the invocation by
Mr. D. D, Coulson, the new
This ideal is made by some the best decorated entry, either
Rev. A. J. Weaver and a vocal cashier o f the First National grossly materialistic and mer­
carriage or automobile, and a
solo by Alexander Hull, the pres­ Bank, took the evening train for cenary, as though all success and
$5.00 cash prize presented to the
ident o f the college board made a Portland Tuesday. In a few efficiency could be measured by
best decorated place ot business.
few remarks incident to the days he will return with Mrs. acres or feet, pounds or dollars.
For the rose display, a large
campaign made last year for a Coulson to make Newberg their What sort of efficiency is the true
tent will be stretched in the
building fund and the erection home. He was married on Wed­ educational ideal?
park, and from eleven until
and equipment o f the new building nesday evening, June 21st, at the
Personal efficiency first; that a twelve o’clock the display will be
The following telegram from home o f the bride’s parents in man may be sufficient for the
judged and premiums awarded.
Whittier, California, addressed Portland to Miss Emma Fordyce, calls of his own life. Mentally
Those in charge request citizens
to E. H. W oodward was read: a young lady o f rare accomplish­ he must become efficient, in the to bring quantities o f roses, and.
Accept congratulations for the ments and winning personality. knowing, feeling and willing
as far as possible, to provide re­
lendid work of Pacific College, Mr. Coulson is well known to a phases ot consciousness, that he
spie
ceptacles tor the same. Wesley
P k i ase accept for yourself and number o f people in this vicinity may know the truth, love the Boyes and Wm. Bond will be
convey to Pres. Pennington my having received his college educa­ beautiful, and by direction ot his
marshals o f the day, and the
best wishes and hearty good tion here. The young people will conform himself to the good.
Newberg Band has been secured
will. M ay the future be bright will be at home in the bungaloo, He must be physically effective,
to furnish music. Immediately
tor all my dear friends in Oregon. being built by Walter Inman on that he may do the work com­
following the parade an excellent
I wish I could convey these good Fifth street and will be sur­ mitted to him here, which ends
program will be given at the city
wishes in person.
rounded by the best wishes ot a when his animal life goes out. park. The people ot the tow n
Thomas Newlin. host o f friends.
He must be spiritually effective, and surrounding country are in­
The new president was in­
that he may win in his personal vited to bring picnic lunches and
troduced and made a few re­
struggles with the world, the spend the day in profit and
WINSLOW-MONTCOMERY
marks, leaving his address for
flesh and the devil.
pleasure.
the evening.
Miss Esther Winslow took her
But man is a social being, and
The ladies of the Civic Im­
R e v . H. E d w i n McGrew friends by surprise and changed unless education has given him provement Club will have a
brought a word o f greeting from her name last week. Since leav­ social efficiency, it has failed of stand on the ground where they
Whittier College, California, and ing Newberg, about tw o months reaching its ideal. For social ef­ will serve ice-cream and lemon­
congratulated the friends o f ago, she has had a position with ficiency he will need his culture. ade. The program for the day
Pacific College on the splendid Okls, Wortman & King in Port­ The Sphere o f a gentleman has will be as follows:
new building and for the new land, while her parents are lo­ no limit, that o f a boor is verv 10 a. m.—Grand p«rade—forming
president that had come to the cated at Goldendale, Washing­ restricted. He will need erudi­
on Sheridan street going west
institution. Further greetings ton. On Friday, June sixteenth, tion. Knowledge is power, and
to Main, then south to First
were: the churches o f Newberg, Miss Winslow was quietly mar­ the clearer and higher the know­
and east to Meridian.
by Rev. John F. Lyons, pastor ried to Mr. George I. Montgom­ ledge, the greater and more effec­ 11 a. m.—Program at City Park:
o f the Presbyterian church; col­ ery at the Presbyterian parson- tive the power. He will need all Music
.
Newberg Band
lege faculty, Mrs. Emma Hodgin;
y in Portland by Rev. Allen. his efficiency of body, mind and Vocal Solo . Tracy McSherry
the alumni, Prof. A. C. Stan-
r. Montgomery is proprietor of soul, intellect, emotions and will, Ladies Chorus
brough; ladies auxiliary, Mrs. the Montgomery rooming house, that he may throw his whole
Prof. Hohgatt, director
Evangeline Martin.
East Eighth and
Morrison force into the work ot the world. Address
Rev. Martin
At the close o f the program a streets, where the young people
H ow shall this ideal be realized 12 m.—Basket Dinner
picnic spread was laid in the will make their home for the for Pacific College? What prob­ 2:30 p. m.—Baseball Game. St.
shade ot the beautiful oaks sur­ present. Many friends will wish lems are to be solved before we
Paul vs. Sheridan, on New­
rounding the boarding hall th em a happy future.
can do all we ought for the stu-
berg High School grounds
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