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THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1916
No. SS
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ANNUAL GATHERING
A t t M d u M U p •• fek
F afol Activity Sfiown to AH
X
Tuesday noon the t w e n t y -
fourth annual gathering oI Ore­
gon Nearly Meeting o f Friends
church dosed after a tery profit­
able gathering, which marked the
close of a very successful year.
In various departments of the
church's activity the year has
seen a number o f decided ad­
vances, and there is abundant
promise o f a good year for 1916-
17.
Visitors were present from
four other yearly m e e t id g s ,
namely, Iow a, Indiana, Western
and California. Among those
who were prominent in the ser­
vices o f the yearly meeting were
Thomas E. Jones, field secretary
of the Young Friends Movemeot
of the Five Years Meeting of
Friends in America; Levi 8. Cox,
of Winchester, Indiana, who
gave a series of addresses on'tbe
tabernacle; Joseph Sopher and
wife, o flo w a ; Mahlon Perry, of
E a s t Whittier, C a l i f o r n i a ;
Lurana Terrell, o flo w a ; Tenny­
son Lewis and wife, o f Everett,
Washington, and W. E. Jones, of
Entiat, Washington. ¿ 1
The annual reports showed
thatth e w o rt of evangelism has
been success*! during the year,
w itk u h actual jpet guia in mem­
bership o f 201, though an error
in last year's reports makes the
o f the meeting«
^ A t the annual meeting of the
Pacific College corporation J. H.
Rees and A. R. Mills, of Spring-
brook, Jesse * 9 wards, of New-
berg, and Hom«r L. Cox, ? o f
Portland, were ejected as mem­
bers o f the board to serve three
years. •
'£*-=• -
The wprk o f Green leaf Acad­
emy. at Greedphf, Idaho, has
veiy socmssful during the
year, and their building is now
taxed to Ha Utmost capacity.
The Christiag Endeavor . work
impetus by
Thomas E. Jones, at the head of
this work "for thy Five Years
Meeting. The work has shown
a large increase daring the past
year, trat under the inspiration
o f Mr. Jones the young people
set a goal for themselves that
will mean much work during the
next year. Chester A. Hadley is
the president of the Christian
EadeavorLuipn for the coming
year.
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Excellent reports were given of
the work of the departments of
gOod literature, Bible schools,
foreign missions, home missions
and systematic and proportion­
ate giving, with stirring ad-
dr esses on all these subjects.
In spite of the stringent finan­
cial conditions, giving occupied
no small part in the work of the
meeting. Over $400 was given
to equip the business department
o f the college, over $6Q0 for the
general evangelistic work o f the
Yearly Meeting, nearly $100 for
the Christian Endeavor work
a sum almost as large for
ypecial help to needy meet'
The meeting’
_
cided~#taiid op the auBfecr a f p
peace. Not only was w ar and throughout and the interest was
preparation for w ar declared to good from beginning to end.
be incompatible riith the Chris­ Several p&storial changes will
tian faith, bat military training occur the coming year, but they
-h i the-public schools, voluntary will not affect the principal meet­
or involuntary, waa opposed, ings of this section. Lindley A7
and compulsory military drill in Wells, for some years Yearly
the state institutions that am Meeting superintendent, leaves
supported by public taxation this field this year, and for the
was denounced as tyranons, be­ present the work of the depart-
cause it demands the violation m e n t o f evangelization an d
o f conscience on the part of (hose chnrch extension will be adminis­
who hold Friends* views on this tered by the executive commit­
subject, or their surrender o f the tee. A superintendent may be
rights o f education that should chosen later if conditions w ar­
be theirs as supporters of the rant it.
state’s educational system. ,
Daring the sessions President
Earnest letters of sympathy Pennington acted as presiding
were sent to the Yearly Meetings erk, Mrs. Emma M. Hod gin
of London, Dublin and Canada reading clerk, Mrs. Anna Benson
in the troubles which the war recording clerk, Chas. I. Whit­
situation has brought upon the lock announcing clerk.
Friends in those sections.
The meeting went on record
MARRIAGE LICENSES
most emphatically in favor of
Hortense C. Van Fridagb, age
the proposed amendment to the
state constitution to prohibit legal, to Lester W. Seibert, age
the importation o f all intoxicat­ legal.
Ethelyn E. Gunning, age legal
ing liquors for beverage pur­
to Laurin B. McKinley, age
poses.
The work o f Pacific College legal.
Helen B. Hagedorn, age legal,
was a cause for gratification,
and the meeting in its epistles to to Russell P. Williams, age legal.
Gladys M. Purdy, age legal, to
other yearly meetings expressed
its gratitude for the- assistance Thomas B. Parrott, age legal.
Mildred F. Limpns, age legal,
given the college during its time
to
Rolla A. Woodman; age legal.
of special need during the past
Grace Ariel Howard, age legal,
year. A special vote o f thanks
was sent to Philadelphia Yearly to Howard Dale Skinner.
Meeting, whem most of this help
was received.
The work for the w ar sufferers
was presented, and a special
Under the auspices o f the
committee waa appointed to see Pacific .Coast Rescue and Pro­
to the raising o f fonds for the iy* tective Society, Mrs. Bob Fits-
y lief of the suffering caused by the simmona, wife o f the great pu-
war. The work o f Herbert B. gelist, will teU the remarkable
Hoover, at the head o f the re­ story o f her life and conversion
lief work in Belgium, was com- a t the Baptist chnrch tonight,
mented on, and a letter o f appre-[Go and hear her.
dation and assurance of the in
terest and prayers o f the Yearly
AT M U N T A » TOP
Meeting was directed sent to
him g t London. Mr. Hoover
West Chehalem band concert
qrss a student of Pacific Acad- ad Negro minstrel stunt at
cmy when a lad and is well "Mountain
Top”
Saturday
known to iqany o f the
night, June 17.
FIOM OPEKA STAGE TO PQLPIT
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NEW CANNERY RIS- ■
I DIG FR0I1ÏÏE ASHES
Science, Methods in Reading,
Course o f Study for Drawing,
Mrs. Drnsilla Blanchard, famil­ Methods in Arithmetic.
The home o f Mr. and M
Thursday F o r e n o o n —Arith­
iarly known as “ Grandma Blan
Wm. Hagedorn. corner o f Nil
metic,
History of Education,
chard," departed this life Tues-
River streets, w s i the scene ot
•; day morning, June 6,1916, after Psychology, Methods in Geog­
very prettv wedding, Wed;
Hashed as Fast as I
an ilhiess of several - months’^ raphy, Mechanical Drawing,
day afternoon, at half past
Domestic Art, Course of Study
u ration.
o ’clock, when their dang!
Mrs. Blanchard, whose maiden for Domestic Ait-
Helen Eleanor, was united
Just as fast as material can be
ame was Drnsilla Gregg, was Thursday A ft e r n o o n —Gram­
marriage to Russell Powell W
furnished
and men can do the
m at Ft. Madison, Iow a, July mar, Geography, Stenography,
liaros, of Boise, Idaho. The
work a new cannery building ia
descended the stairs to the soft 11, 1846, at which place her American Literature, ^ Physics,
being
erected on the rite o f the-
strains o f Mendelssohn’s wed*- girlhood years were spent. She Typewriting, Methods in Lan­
one
recently
destroyed by fire.
ding march, played by Miss was married to Wm. Blanchard guage. Thesis tot Primary Certif­
The size of thy structure ia
Zelma Jones, and was met at the in 1863 who was a soldier in the icate, Education, Science of.
Friday Forenoon —Theory and 60x187 feet, which is 20 feet
alter: by the groom. The bridé Union Army. After the war the
Practice,
Orthography, Physical wider than the old one and a
was attended by Miss Corf* family .; moved to Wisconsin
Geography,
English Literature, good portion of the central part
Fetzner, o f Grants Pass, amf where they lived until 1888,
Carl Jones, o f New berg, acted as when Mr. Blanchard died. In Chemistry, Education—History of it will he tw o stories in
height. Later a warehouse w ill
best man. The ring ceremofty 1907 she came to Oregon. She of, Physical Culture.
he added on and when this ia
Friday
A
f
t
e
r
n
o
o
n
—
School
was used and Rev.1 F .’C. Stan- was the mother o f thirteen cbil-
nard of the Baptist church of* dren, eight of whom are still Law , Geology, Algebra, Civil completed the building w ill
Seated. Preceding the ceremony living. The living are Fred NT Government, Bdactnion—Child* cover considerable more g r e g r i
than did the old one. The engine
Mrs. Edward Mueller, accompa- Blanchard and Mrs. Nettie P o i­ hood and Adolescence.
Saturday
Forenoon—Geome-
house will be entirely separated
nted by Miss Zelma Jones, at ter, o f Newberg; Bud G. Blan-
piano, sang very tffectively, “ I chard, Mrs. Effie Seekina and- try, Botany, Education— School from the main building.
Heavy sills are being 1
Love You Truly.”
; Lloyd Blanchard, of Amery, Administration.
Saturday Afternoon—General on these joists will be placer)
The bride worn a beautiful Wisconsin; Mrs. Maude Wilson
History., Bookkeeping, Educa­ close together in order to sup­
gown o f ivory satin and stflf
Blanchard, of Ger-
port the weight of a cement
tion—Methods.
lace, her tulle veil being caught tnania, Wyoming; Ralph Blan-
S. S. Duncan,
floor, waich will be laid on ship-
up cap fashion andfastened with chard, of Ft. Madison,-Iowa. v
Co. Supt. lap that win cover the joists.
Mrs. Blanchard was converted
a wreath o f orange blossoms
This cement floor will have a
at
the age o f fourteen years, and
irried a
sb
and myrtle. She carried
ashow-
SOIE
PRESIDENTIAL
ide roses and united with the Baptist church
er bouqnet qf bride
ELECTION GUESSING that it may be washed down and
peas. The bridesmaid and during all her life was a
be kept perfectly clean
wore pink taffctta and carried faithful and earnest Christian
sanitary.
T. —
|
F. R. Ruodell, w h o takes a
and died in the full assurance of
a . bouquet o f pink L a Fi
Machinery
o
f
the
very
latest
the gospel.' She was universally great deal of interest in national
roses. The groom was dm
politics, has been doing some pattern is already on the w ay
in conventional
black. The loved because of her beautiful
from Saiv Francisco and o n ita
parlor and living room w ire character. She was a cheerful, figuring on the outlook tor the
arrival it will be placed as fast
tastefully decorated with red kiod,y- trustful soul, always Presidential campaign as it now
•t 4 roses, while
*—
- w ! o o l ready to do whatever good'op­ appears and below will be found as the progress of the work on
and white
the building will allow. In­
portunity afforded in private or his guess.
corner a bower of n\yrtle
dividual
motors will be installed
Usually Republican
public. She was a member of
white roses formed the as
for
each
piece of, machinery,
the W. C- T. U. and of the W. R. California •••••••»•••»••••««•*<»•»»•«♦•••• 13
The dining room in which
• •••••• ••••«•• « • »••• «iik. $ which w ill do aw ay with the
the ladies o f these socie Colorado.
deliciouf boffet sapper was
' I » * fl-*taead p o tty .
¡se*--
at five o ’clock, waa
,! Delaware.....
bringing
a
wealth
o
f
most
beau
decorated in pink andvririte roan
the plant is'completed it
Idaho. ..... .
--------------- ----- -- tifal flowers in token o f their
win
he
one of the best equipped
»••••••••••«•••«*•••••••î
Io w a ..........
love and high esteem.
Through her pleasing and lov­
canneries
in the valley, mnd New-
KM** •••••• ••••••••**•• IO'
The funeral was conducted in Kansas......
ing disposition the bride nas won
f f t i f i c ..... * 0 berg is certainly fortunate in
the Baptist church by Pastor I M
the esteem of her many friends.
ha vine men who have the sand
Stannard, who spoke tenderly Massachusetts.........TTr.r.........18
She is a very accomplished young
to go forward in the face o f all
of her beautiful life, and testi­
lady, possessing all the qualities
..... 12 kinds of discouragements and
mony to the truth, and the Minnpwitn
needed to make a happy home.
Montana............ ............ ..... 4 put their money into such a
The groom is well known here, body was laid to rest in the
g plant, which will furnish work
Friends cemetery.
having spent part of his youth
Nevada................. ...'....... ..... 3 for a large numher of penple anck
in this community. He is now a
New Hampshire............ . ..... 4 a home market for the producta
salesman for the Jenkins Furni­ S B m C B AT NEWBEXG CHURCHES
North Dakota................. ..... 5 o f the soil.
ture Co. of Boise, Idaho.
CHRISTIAN
J. W. Chambers, the manager,
Ohio ••••••••••••«••••••••••••••••*••• ..... ^
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9:45
a.
m.—Bible
School,
Les­
says they will work a night
The oat-of-town guests present
Oregon............................
were Mr.-and Mrs. Chas. Rien ter Jones, Snpt.
Pennsylvania........ ........... ...38 shift, if necessary, a* they intend
11:00 a. m.—Sermon, “ The Old Illinois........ ...... ......... ..... . ...29 to be ready to take care of the
and son Richard, Sherwood;
Mrs. Daniel D. Beilis, Port Wil­ Time Religion.’’
Rhode Island---- ----------- •••■ 5 later ripening crop o^cherries.
7:00 p. m.—C. E. Prayer meet­ South Dakota................... .... 5
Growers who have contracted
liams, Wash.; Miss Cora Fetz­
early
varieties will he taken care
ner, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. ing.
Utah.................................. .... 4
7:00
p.
m.—Intermediate
Junior
Wm. Hagedorn; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Vermont................. .•......... .... 4 of by sending tfie"stufFto Forest.
C. Stannard; Mr. and Mrs. Cald­ Endeavor Prayer Meeting, C. W. Washington...................... .... 7 Grove to be canned.
well and daughter Elsie, Mr. and Sloan, leader.
Wisconsin.......................... ...13
8:00 p. m.—Sermon, “ Weighed W yom ing..........................
Mrs. R. Booth, Mr. and Mrs.
3
John Walthers, Mr. .and Mrs. and Found Wanting.’*
268
PRESBYTERIAN
Joe Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Doubtful
Sabbath morning, June 18—
Powell and daughter Effiie, Mr.
Old
Folks’ rerrice; special service Arizona............................. .... 3
and Mrs. Chris Powell, Mr. and
Indiana............................. .... 15
Mrs. Edward Mueller; the Misses and music, and automobile ser­
New Mexico...................... .... 3
Agnes and Irene Powell, Zelma vice by the committee, Messrs.
New
York.......................... ....45
Jones, Emma Bradley and Carl Goff and Woodworth.
E ven in g-“ C o m p a r in g Paul
66
Jones, Virgil Pendall, all of New-
and
Christ.”
Sore
Democratic
berg.
Friday evening, Jane 16—Y. P. Alabama............................
The happy* couple left for Port­
C.U
.box picnic in college canyon. Arkansas........................... .... 9
land the same evening where
Wednesday, June 21st—Gal. VI. Florida.............................. .... 6
they will spend a few days, and
Georgia.............................. ...1 4
then go to Boise, Idaho, where
Louisa na........................... ....10
they will be at home after July N01 TCE0F TEACHERS’
.... 8
15 to their friends.
EXAMBTAITONS Maryland..........................
Mississippi........................ ...10
Missouri.......:......................... 18
BAPTISTS-BOLD I K MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the
New Jersey....... ».................... 14
County Superintendent o f Yam­
North Carolina..................... .12
On Monday, Tuesday and hill County, Oregon, will hold
The people of Newbeig and
Oklahoma.............................. 10
Wednesday the fifteenth annual the regular examination o f ap­
South*Carolina...................... 9 vicinity will beprivil^ged to hear
meeting o f the West Willamette plicants for state certificates at
Texas.... ’<.............................. 20 Pastor W. A. Baker, of the Peo­
Baptist Association was held the County Court House in Mc­
Virginia........ ..........................12 ple’s Pulpit Association o f New
at the Baptist church in New- Minnville, Oregon, as follows:
York, who has just completed an
164 extensive lecture tour through­
berg, with sessions held both in
Commencing Wednesday, June
the forenoon and afternoon and 2 8 ,19i6, at 9:00 o ’clock a. m., Doubtful, Usually Democratic out the United States and Can­
12 ada, wherein he presents the
again a t night» Rev. E. B. Mur- and continuing until Saturday, Tennessee..........................
ton acted as moderator and July 1, 1916, at 4 o ’clock p. m. West Virginia........... ............. 8 hope o f the world as revealed in
13 present day Scripture interpreta­
Miss Hope Sully as clerk. .
‘ The following is the program for Kentucky.......................
The attendance was good and the examination:
33 tion, rather than that of the
there were many able men, such
Wednesday Forenoon—Writ-
T o ta l................. 531 Dark Ages. His topic will be,
as Dr. C. M. Hill and Dr. W. B fog (Penmanship), Music, U. S.
The successful candidate must “ T o Hell and Back; Who Are
Hinson present to take part m fHiatory, Drawing,
'There and Why? Have They
secure 266 votes.
the program from day to day,
Wednesday Afternoon—Read-
Any Hope?’’ Duncan’s Hall, 3:
thus assuring a great associa­ fog, Physiology, Manual Train­ Graphic and Semi-Weeklyjonr- p. m., Sunday, Jane 18. Public
tion meeting.
ing, Composition,
Domestic nal for one year $2.
invited. No collection.
WILLIAMS-HAGEDORN
HOME-GOING OF IKS. BLANCHARD
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