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NEWBERG, YAMHILL
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
COMMENCEMENT
AUTO RUNS AMUCK
SATURDAY NIGHT
AT PACIFIC COLLEGE
AND DOES W
OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916
consisting o f talks bjT Ross C.
Miles, Mildred Benson, Delbert
Replogk and Pres. L. T. Pen
nington. The Y. M. and Y. W.
each pqt on a homorons “ stunt”
to add to the entertainment.
Music was given by a Victrola
furnished by Kienle & Sons.
The official “ Q” was awarded
to the baseball and tennis men
Monday of this week. Nine men
received the letter for work on
the diamond while tw o racqoet
wielders were honored. gpV. '
Gale Seamen, student Y. M. C.
A. secretary for the Pacific Coast,
visited the college Monday in
the interest! o f the Northwest
Conference to be held at Seabeck,
Washington,June 9-19. Arrange
ments are being made for a
delegation o f six or seven men to
attend from P. C.
This being exalpttt&tioh week
tew social affairs are being held,
real work being tbe order of the
day in nearly all departments.
On Saturday night beginning
at 8 o ’clock the School of Music
■wr-
o f Pacific College will give
of Mania *
musical program at Wood* Mar
i j Invited.
Hall. There will be no charge»
for admission and the public is
The exercises o f the twenty*
At six o'clock on last
cordially invited to attend.
third annual commencement of
-evening a big auto drivsfl
Following is the* program:
Pacific College begin with thie
Miss Drill, a Yamhill school
concert o f the music department 2 Pianos.... . ...............
teacher, smashed into the frdpt
.........Romance Anton Arensky of Kienle & Sons Music Store
Saturday evening in Wood-Mar
Mrs. Hull, Mr. Hull
Hall at 8 o ’clock. An excellent
and made small fragments o f ft
program will be given, to which Song, The Horn..;.............Fleger heavy plate glass window, be
Mr. Hull
sides damaging a Vidtrola pretty
the public is invited. Admission
is free to this concert, as t o »11 S * «“ * <*>Air * * * * P*°tecote.
k iflf,
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Bach
the other exercises of Commence*
Miss Drill, who lives with her
Mr. Lyle, 1st violin; Mrs. Hall, parents near Yamhill, was on
ment week.
viola; Mr. Sharp, 2nd violin;
her way home from Portland in
Sunday morning at 11 o ’clock
Mr.
Hull,
’cello
company with an elderly gentle
will occur the baccalaureate ser
vices for the class o f 1916 of Reading.......Spreading the News man named Wm. N. Sarff, where
Mr, Hawkins
they had purchased the machint,
Pacific College and for the grad
Song,
“
The
Sleeping
Princess
which was a second hand car.
uating class of the Academy.
............................... ...1. Borodine On reaching Newberg a couple of
The baccalaureate sermon will
Mr. Hull
tires had gone flat and they
be preached by President Levi T.
String
(a)
Ave
Berum.....
Mozart
decided
to go to a garage and
Pennington. This servie will
irrir.
(b)
Morceau
Caracter
have them repaired. They stop
occur at the Friends church. —
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
. The closing address to the isque.................... Mendelssohn ped in front o f the Commerdiu
SpringSong.....M
....
Tschakoosky
stable and when they started for
Christian associations will be
Miss Olive Stanbrongh won
t
Mr. Hull
the Ballard garage the macbiiKe
given Sunday evening at the
tbe
medal offered by the lnde>-
west.
Friends church, by Mrs. De Long* Duo 2 pianos—Bhlsc..... Arensky was headed 4.0 the
......
-Tn
..
j The
b t , pendent Magazine for tbe best
Mrs. Hull, Mr. Hull
assistant pastor o f the White
tarn was partly made when essay on Shakespeare. Her sub
Miss Drill, who was dri
Temple Baptist church o f Port
ject was “ Shakespeare’s Life and
lost
control o f the steering
land.
EWING YOUNG SCHOOL CLOSED
Works.”
and the heavy car headed acr<
Monday afternoon will occur
Tbe juniqr class held their an
the street, mounted the curb
the annual commencement base
1 Qn last Friday Ewing Young
banged .into the front with rf- nual picnic art Chaupoeg Memo
ball game, in which the college
School, District No. JO, Yamhill
team will oppose the alumni and County, commonly known as sults as stated above. The crash rial Day.
The high school defeated For
o f the heavy plate glass as it fell
old students.
West Chehalem, closed its year’s
est
Grove high, May 27, on the
on the cement pavement
Monday evening at WoofTMar
work with a community dinner,
college grounds. The score was
little like the approach
Hall will occur the class day a well rendered literary and
9-6.
yonng cyclone and it was
program, and Tuesday afternoon
musical program by the school,
Our team was defeated at
at 2 o ’clock, in the same hall, and addresses by Mrs. Emma markable that neither o f the
Salem Memorial day by the fast
the graduating exercises o f Pa Haley Frazelle, of Multnomah, cu pants o f the car I
cific Academy will take place, * and Geo. H. Himes, assistant
with the address given by Rev.
Half the cat been running with The team did great work, e *
secretary and curator o f the Ore
W. H Bodv. This will be fol
much
speed the chances are the pecially pitcher Young.
gon Historical Society, Port
lowed in the evening by the an
damage would have been much
Class day exercises of the senior
land.
nual program of the Altunin As
greater and the occupants o f the class will be held Thursday even
Mr. Himes had been heard
car severely injured.
sociation, which promises to be
ing and commencement exercises
here before and Mrs. Frazelle
up to its usual high., standard of
Mr.
Sarff
made
a
deposit'
of
Friday evening.
has been advised that she will
$26 and said be would settle for
excellence.
Final examinations began
be wanted again. Mr. Himes
Wednesday morning a t 10
the balance o f the damage when Wednesday morning.
presented some facts of early
o ’clock will occur the commence
Oregon History that he has it was found what it was.
Mr. Arrant was a Portland
ment exercises o f the darns of
Running an auto was new to
jnst recently brought to light,
visitor Monday afternoon.
1916, the address being given by
and Mrs. Frazelle told o f the Miss Drill and like many others,
The freshmen and sophomore
Thomas B. Jones, general secre
she failed to use thé brake when
work that is being done in Port
classes
held a joint party in the
tary o f the Young Friends Move
she got into trouble.
land and elsewhere in Oregon to
gym Monday evening.
ment of the Five Years Meeting
prot*Ct tbe nn-initiated from the
o f Friends in America. The an
W. C. T. U. NOTES
flood o f improper literature
nnal banquet o f tbe Alumni As
C. Y.P.UL NOTES
offered tor sale by publishers,
sociation o f the college, which is
The W. C. T. U. met Wednes
under the gnise o f good literature.
by invitation only and will oc
Miss Nellie Craw will lead the
Other visitors from Portland day afternoon. May 24, at the
cur in tbe Imperial Hotel, will
Baptist
parsonage.
meeting
for the Presbyterians
and Multnomah connty were R.
close the exercices o f commence
C. Bonser and wife, Mrs. Crider
The meeting was given over to next Snndav evening. These
ment week.
and John Baker. Mr. Bonser is a discussion of teaching the Bible yonng people report a far better
a surveyor and years ago did to children at home and at Sun attendance and interest in their
meetings than they had a year
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES. some work in his line in this day School.
ago.
Last Sunday evening they
neighborhood. Mr. Baker was
The discussion led by Mrs.
had
about
22 in attendance and
Despite the fact that the sup a former resident o f this county Yergen was very instructive and
ply o f roses was exceedingly Mr. and Mrs. Bonser and wife emphasized the need of home a good lively meeting.
short, Tuesday, owing to the were one-time acquaintances o f Bible study.
Miss Leora Hodson is the lead
backward spring weather, the the principal o f the school, Mr.
On account of conflicting dates er for Springbrook society next
dead were duly honored on this B. H. Anderson, to whom the
These young people
the next meeting will be held, Sunday.
annual memorial occasion by meeting gave great pleasure.
have
from
30
to 40 in attendance
Jnne 15, at the home o f Mrs. R.
tbe decoration o f graves and in Residential visitors to the num M. Sanders, 404 Hancock Street. at their services which shows
song and public gatherings.
ber o f 60 graced the occasion
good interest.
It will be a mothers’ meeting
Under tbe direction of the G. with their presence.
The young people o f the
A. R. post the people gathered
Tbe constant effort o f the year and all members arc asked to be Christian church had another
present.
at the hall and, headed by tbe was for a “ better school” if pos
Come and see what we are do leaderless meeting last Sunday
West Chehalem Cornet Band, sible, and the community through
evening, and report a good, in
Press Supt.
the march was made to the cem its general ch-operation and its ing.
teresting service,, everyone feel
etery, where a short service was live Parent-Teacher Association
ing the responsibility in the
COLLEGE NOTES
held, after which the decoration has generously sustained the
absence o f a leader.
o f graves took place.
efforts o f the school board and
Miss Melba Sanders led tbe
Tbe annual president’# recep
In the afternoon services were the teachers. During the year
meeting
in the plart of Miss Mil
held at Friends church, when tbe a number of entertainments have tion in honor o f the senior class
dred
Christenson
last Sunday
following program was rendered: been given, and an obligation of was held last Friday evening at
evening. The topic for considera
$76 on a piano that had been the home o f Pres, and Mrs. Pen
Opening Hymn....................................
The members of the tion is “ The Consecration of
“ rh e Banner o f tbe C n e e ,“ N o. 881 purchased the year before, has nington.
Money.”
P ra y er............................... .................
been cancelled. Some new ap acuity Were in the receiving line
...... R ev. Ezra H ayes, chaplain
Panl Elliott will have charge
paratus has been added to the with the seniors. Members of
Chopin'a Memorial Day M arch.........
o
f
the meeting of the Friends
:he junior class served the re-
............... ................... .Double Q uartet equipment and a new flag now
society, considering the same
replaces one that had done ex reshments.
Lincoln’ s G ettysburg A ddress..........
topic
as the Baptist society.
.................;.............. R. V . LinnviUe cellent service.
We have jnst Tbe closing game of the baseball
"T h e Boys o f the Old Brigade’ ’ .....
Yon are always welcome at
received qur pennant, marking season was played at Chemawa
.......... P acific C ollage M ale Q uartet
these
yonng people’s services
Saturday and resulted in a
us as a standardized school.
O ration ..................................................
The same teachers have been victory for the “ braves” by a and you’ll find it will pay yon to
...W allacegM cCam ant, o f Portland
attend. Get the habit and live
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retained for the coming year and score of 6-2.
Closing Hymn— "A m e rica ,” N o .788
up
to it every Sunday evening.
B enediction....... R ev. Chao. O . W hitely already plans are being worked
The annual senior reception by
Mr. McCamant was in good
form as a speaker and his patri
otic address was well received
and highly complimented.
out for a “ better school” next
year, thus helping to keep Yam
hill County schools in the front
rank of progress.
THE WEST CHEHALEM
RAND MAKES A HIT
On Tuesday at the Memorial
Day exercises the West Cbeha
lem Cornet Band made its first
appearance in Newberg, and dur
ing the day contributed much to
the various exercises held.
The band led tbe procession in
the march to the cemetery and
played several selections after
tbe arrival there. At the noon
hoar while the big spread was
on at the hall, they added zest
to the occasion, and in the even
ing they gave a concert on the
street, which was greatly appre
ciated.
The boys play well for tbe time
they have been practicing. They
have been invited to head a
division in the preparedness pa
rade in Portland and will proba
bly accept. •
The organization of (the hand
is as follows: Granvillp Everest,
leader, cornet; Chas. E. Waide,
president and second alto; Louis
L.- Amoth, secretary and bari
tone; Kenneth Fendall, Gus Hes-
gard and* Vernon Waide, clario
nets; Will Hesgard and Aveiyr
Woods, cornets; Gradon Woods,
base; George Morris, alto; Ralph
Baker, slide trombone; John U.
Smith, solo alto; J. P. Shaw,
bass drum; Clifford Cakins,
snare drum. —
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COUNTRY LIFE COUN
CIL B0RGAN1ZED
Fans Homes to B «
Woman's Work to B »
The Country Lite Council, a
woman’s auxiliary of the Agri
cultural Council, held its first
meeting in the connty agricultur
ist’s office at McMinnville last
Saturday. Sevea granges and
farmers’ union locals had repre
sentatives in attendance.
The object o f the organization
is to take np problems o f the
farm home, discuss them at tbe
monthly or quarterly meeting»
of the council and ‘enlist the co
operation o f all the farmers’ or
ganizations in the same. The
council is composed o f one wom
an delegate from each agricul-
ural organization in the county.
Community laundries o f the
wet wash” variety will be ad-
voca ted by the council. An at
tempt will be made to have the
wet wash laundries of the cities
extend their routes ont into the
country and thereby reHeye the
farm woman of one of the health
wrecking weekly tasks. In some
cases it may be advisable to es
tablish laundries in the country
d i s t r i c t s in connection with
creameries or other establish
ments where tbe work can be
done
economically.
BALE! CENTER
Community canning o f friait
Mini. Elizabeth Meyer is in for the home was also discussed.
Portland this week for a visit Other projects which will \x
taken up by the !
wjth « l a t i r * .
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attack
covering from
hands and entertaining.
o f blood poison
I.,. . . _ .___ ... Ision of the last named subject at
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Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer will
tnc Saturday meeting broiignt
preach next Sunday evening in
out the fact that the-very best
stead o f morning.
form o f entertainment at a farm
Our Road Supervior, Jno. Agee home is absence o f entertain
has teams out hauling rock this ment. By giving visitors the
week, and still the road improve freedom at the home and farm,
ment goes on.
added comfort is assured for
Aubrey Tangen and Lawrence both guest and host.
Baker were the eighth grade
The date tor the next meeting
graduates, receiving tjieir di was set for Wednesday, June 28,
plomas with grades of high stand at 1:30 p. m. Temporary offi
ing. J___________________
cers to serve until the next meet
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S. ing were elected as follows:.
W. Childers and Miss Florence President, Mrs. Fred Withee, o f
Lelah, of Newberg, motored out Union vale Grange; vice-president,.
in that new Ford machine, mak Mrs. Pearl Smith, of Whiteson
ing a visit at the home of Mr. Grange; secretary, Mrs. S. B.
Rowan, ot Unity local, Dayton,
and Mrs. L. W. Meyer.
S. W. Penney and Tom Davis,
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, made SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES
a short visit at the home of Wm.
CHRISTIAN
Smail Monday. Mr. Smail ac
companied them as far as Port*
Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Lea-
land as they journeyed on to ter Jones, superintendent.
Seattle Tuesday.
11 a. m.—Sermon, “ In His
Next Saturday evening there Steps.”
7 p. m.—C. E. prayer meeting.
will be tw o classes ot the medal
7
p. m.—Intermediate Junior
contest work at the school house.
One class of yonng folks and a Endeavor, led by C. W. Sloan.
8 p. m.—Sermon, "The Only
younger class also will give their
Name.”
readings. This will be the last
PRBSBYTERLAN
contest for a while and all should
Morning—“
Christ’s Assension
attend.
Day.”
Tbe Ladies’ Thimble Clnb met
Evening—“ Number the Stars.”
at the home of Mrs. Morgan,
Monday, 1:30—Meeting of the
May 17. A goodlv number were
Newberg Ministerial Associa
there and all enjoyed a very
tion.
pleasant afternoon. The hostess
Tuesday, 8:00—Sunday school
served oh, such splendid chicken
workers’ meeting.
sandwiches, cream cake, and cup
Wednesday, 8:00—Prayer meet
of tea to all. The ladies will
ing, "Presbyterians and Our
meet with Mrs. C. G. Jacobson
Countrv.”
next time.
Last Friday evening about Th« Btishmore Hotel, Portland
half ot the populace of Chehalem
Center gathered at the home of
Elegantly furnished rooms,
Miss Mable Jacobson, where the private bath and phone in
Christian Endeavor had been in residential hotel, 710 Washing
vited. After the business meet ton street. Rooms per day $1 50
ing a very pleasant social time with n^alft $2.25. Home cook
was held. The hostess very ing. T r a n s p o r t a t i o n every
generously served punch and minute.
Ten minutes walk.
cake.
Rooms reserved by mail. 34-37
the members of the Christian As
sociations was held Saturday James Duncan, son o f T. B.
evening hi the dormitory parlors. Duncan, was out from Portland
Tbe Grapic and Weekly Orego
Graphic and Semi-WeeklyJonr-
A short program waa rendered for an over-Sunday visit.
nian,
one year, $2.00.
nai for one year $2.