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THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1917
NEWBERG, YAM H ILL CO1
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aOSW G EXERCISES
OF HIGH SCHOOL
HAVE HG BLAZE
Class o f Twenty-nine Granted H eavy
Diplomas—A d dress
tirile am t of <Dlb tëlorp
B» JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY
A.,’
»i& w is s js r
CLOSING WEEK OF '
PACIFIC COLLEGE
tS&Pg-
Cask
■tael
___________ _______ ____«
...Plea. Levi T. Punata
o f the n a y and the Mue—
And tbe long, blended ry
namé tbat you bear
Who g iv e you,. Old Glory
n iwii vuep prfae every woe
As yoa cast yonrifelf tree to the rapturous air.
And leap out^foil-length, as pre're wanting you to?—
Who gave to n that name, * tb
’ the
“ ring
* “ of the
" ' name,
to you?—
And t|m hofaof. and fame a^
Yoor stripes stroked in rifl
and of fed,
bent overhead—
With yonr stars at their
Bv day or by night
5?
Their deligbtfulest
j ^
;
Laughing down from theirJKtk square heaven of Mue!—
Who gave you the name ofOVtOlorv?—say, who—
Who gave you thf ogm f o f Old Glory?
n $ old hanntr lifted, and faltering them
Is vague Utp$ mud whispertfeU silent again.
...i.........Rev. Geo. H.
At the dose o f tbe exercises the
announcement was made that
tbe Junior prize of $25 offered by
tb eQ “
~
“
Miss M in n a Benson “a,
the Penn College scholarship had
Year after year college com­ been won by Miss Norma Har­
mencements come and go with vey.
OTHBK EVENTS OF THE WKKK
gowns, pretty girls in
c a p » and
«
On
last Saturday night Mrs.
r a t e i 'cesses, their male class­
II
mates dressed np in newly Eva H. HuH, Prof. Alexander
Q ld Glory,—apeak out!—w t are asking about
4 ü
pressed suits, many flowers, Hull and Ifiss Dorothy Hull
v H ow you happened to ‘*ùk 9 fs^\ a name, so to say,
‘ *11188 and leathers,” fond parents gave a musical concert in accord­
That sounds so familiar and careless and gay
and admiring Iriends. It is a ance with the program announc­
As we cheer it and shout in our wild breezy w ay—
real inspiration to attend the ed last week, much to tbedeligbt
-the crowd, every man o f ____
___
various exercises, to mingle* with of an appreciative audience.
We—the
qs, calling you that—
On Sunday morning at Friends
IPs—Tom, Dick, and H arry—each swinging his hat
the newly fledged and the
And hurrahing “ Old Glory P’ Hke yon were our kin,
fledged-to-be that are coming on, church President Levi T. Pen­
Wheo— Lerdf —we all all know we’re as common as i !
and those who fail to art* with nington preached the baccalau­
And yet it just seems like ypo Aanor avail
the throng o f students and get reate sermon and in tbe evening
And w aft us yonr thanks, sbb ate h «il yon and fall
into the spirit o f the week miss Rev. H. G. Crocker gage a splen­
did address for the Clmstian As-
Into line, with you over us. Waving us ou
much that is worth while.
Where oar glonfied, sanctified betters have gone.—
Pacific College commencement sociations of the college.
In the dans day exercises given
And this is the reason we’rs wanting to know—
has been ia tali string daring the
week. The weather has been all Mooday night the class gdt so
(And we’re wanting ft esHt- \
- v ..... - -
that canid be desired, the' rari tar aw ay from the usual
W h o gave you the name o r t m U lorfrH lIioi— g o )
• have hern o f an
Who gave you the name o f OM Glory?
nnusnagy high order, the attend­ prnacbea the “ raw state,“ on
ance harbeen good at all the va­ such occasions, that it was real­
The old flag unfurled with a billowy thrill
rious sessions and we have it ly refreshing.
For an instead, then wistfuUg sighed and was still
A picture and pantomime re­
from the president of the institu­
n
view
o
f
the
college
was
given,
tion and other members of the
Q
ld
Glory,—the
story
we’re
wanting
to hear
dating
from
its
foundation
and
faculty that, both in the acade­
w Is what the plain-facts of yirar christening were,—
me and college graduating class­ bringing tbe events down to
For your name—just to hear it,
es, the standard of scholarship date, including a presentation of
the canvass made by Mrs. M ar­
Repeat.it, and cheer it, ’s a tang to4the spirit
is of most excellent rank.
As sait as a tear:—-
As a rale in the past the young tin and Mrs. Woodward a few
And seeing you flv, and the boys marching by,
men have held their own with years ago for funds for building
There’s a shout iu the throat and a blur in the eye
the young women in numerical what was named, when com­
And an aching to live for you always—or die,
strength but this graduation pleted, Wood-Mar Hall. The
old
Martin
baggy
that
did
ser­
If, dying, we still keep yon waving on high.
>
time they have lost out to a
And so, by our love
marked degree. In the college vice in thé campaign was on Hie
For you, floating above,
class, oat of seven only tw o - are stage, being “ horse drawn,” and
And the scars o f all wars and tbe sorrows thereof.
uftn and in the acudemy class Miss Lyra Miles taking tfaepart
Who gave yon the name of Old Glory, and why
there is but one lone lad In a of Mrs. Woodward, and Miss
Stella Hubbard the part of
Are we thrilled at the name o f Old Glory?
class o f nine.
The college class is composed Martin, played their .parts
Then the old hammer leaped, like a tail in the blast,
of the Misses Ethel M. Andrews, The first picture thrown on
And fluttered am audible answer at last.—
A lta Gumm, Norma Harvey, screen showed tbe first academy
Stella Hubbard, L yra B. Miles, building with the first teachihg
A nd it spake, with a shake of the voice, and it said:—
Emmett W. Gulley and Robert force and student body àt tbe
By the driven snow-white and the living Mood-red
opening
of
tfie
school.
Which
was
H. Dann.
Of my bars, and their heaven of stars overhead—
The memtiers of the academy in the mil of 1885. Dr. H. J.
By the symbol conjoined of them all, skyward cast,
class are the Misses Loretta Min thorn and Prof. W. R. Star-
As
I float from the steeple, or flap at tbe mast,
buck
were
tbe
teachers,
with
Keeney, Irene Hodgin, Ruth Men­
Or
droop
o ’er the sod where the long grasses nod,—
Mrs.
Minthorn
assisting
later
in
denhall, Mary B. Pennington,
Myttame is as old afc the glory o f God.
M ary B. Sanders, Helen D. Ellis,. tbe year. Herbert C. Hoover,
• . . So I came by the name o f Old Glory.
Grace Benson, Esther I. Terrell now of Belgian Relief fame, ap­
pears
in
the
picture.
The
little
and Cecil Pearson.
i WhlV tb Riley.
Copyright 1
Each year a scholarship in the historic playlet was arranged
college isawsrded to the member for the class by Mrs. C- J- Bd:
of the academy graduating class wards, the words for the little
showing tbe most scholarly at­ ditties sung being written py
ALL DAY MEETING
. WILL PROTECT INTER­
tainments. On Tuesday after­ Mrs. Helen D. Hanora.
Tuesday night was given over
noon when this class had i£s
CLUB ESTS OF MEMBERS WHO ENLET
OF
“ coming out,” President Pen­ to the Alumni Association, a
nington announced that while presentation of “ Mrs. Wiggs of
The Sunshine .Club held an all
As a practical demonstration
there were a number o f very the Cabbage Patch" being given day meeting at the borne of Mrs. of their loyalty to the govern­
close ones in the race for the by members of tbe association Huntington, Wednesday of last ment, Camp 113 Woodmen of
Jt week. The members o f the G. A.
honor, tbe award would go to before a crowded House.
the World subscribed for liberty
Miss Terrell. Following is the means s g6od deal to former col­ R. had been invited and mUny of bond« last Tuesday in a very
lege men and women who have them availed themselves of the
academv program given:
substantial amount.
Invocation...............Rev. Goa H. Loo gône ont into the world and pleasure. Tbe tables were set in
T w o weeks ago a resolution
Vodsl Solo........Mr. Kmmer A. Newby linked np with the bnsy cares of
Addreeo........ Rev. Robert K. Pretiow life to take tbe necessary time the yard and beautifully decor­ was passed by which this camp
ated with flags and flowers, as binds the membership in an in­
Piano Solo............ Miss Mary E* Jones
Vocal 8©lo........Mr. Bmmor A. Newby for preparation for such au even­ wfts also tbe house and yard, the violate pledge to keep m tall force
Presentation of Diplomas................. ing’s program, and all who took national colors flying from every
the assessments and does o f all
Pres Levi T. Pennington part in giving this play are to
available
point.
About
60
sat
members
of the camp who enlist
Those who heard the address be commended for the clever
down
to
a
chicken
and
hot
bis­
in
the
present
war, said contract
to the class by Rev. Robert B. work done. Miss Jessie Britt,
Pretiow say it ranked as one of who took the part of Mrs.. cuit dinner, after which a pro­ to be in tall force and effect as
tbe best ever given here on such Wiggs, was easily the star per­ gram was listened toand greatly long as tbe war shall last. Tbe
appreciated. Program follows:]members feel that they can thus
an occasion.
former, as she always is on such
America; readiugs by M rs. render aid and support
to those
PP
On Wednesday morning Wood- occasions. Following is the cast
George, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Snow, who are and may be called away
Mar Hall was well filled with an o f characters:
audience gathered to witness tbe Mn. Wiggs................. Jessie E. Britt Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Hayward,Mrs. from their homes and assuage to
exercises of the twenty-fonrth Billy Wiggs............. .....,J. Carl Nelson Dodge, Mrs. Bankson; and Mrs. a certain extent the sorrow of
Bohall read items from a paper those who are left to carry the
annual commencement of the Asia Wiggs................................Elms Paulsen
^ustrslis Wigge ....? JPaisy Nevrwouse her husband got July 2, 1863, as burdens alone.
college when the following pro-
the U. S. troops took possession
am was rendered:
Miss*Lucy O lStt
.Mrs. Cecil Hoskins
rocation.;....!.....Rev. F. C. Stannard Miss Hazy ...%;......... R. Gladys Hannon of Vicksburg, Miss. It was print­
FORD GARAGE
Music (a) “Cradle Song“ ......... Hauser Chris Haiv.....- ..... Harry H. Haworth ed upon wall paper. Miss Blythe
(B) “ Prelude” ..........,..... Chopin Mr. Robert Redding... Cecil J. Hoskins Owen favored tbe company with
I have opened the garage, Sec­
........Victor Rees a number of instrumental solos.
Piano. Mies Dorothy Hull; VioHn, Mrs. PeteTTfT.T......
ond and College streets. All
Hull: Cello, Mr. Alexander Hull
A vocal duct bv Mrs. Way and work guaranteed. Oils, repairs,
.Marguerite Cook
....................
Vocal
sal Solo.......
“ Beloved, It Is Mi
Mrs. C. A. Morris assisted vOry Mrs. Huntington.
washing, polishing. C an stor­
materially during the intermis­
PLrtdfVirtt Free M<
The Graphic and Weekly Orego­ ed, auto livery. Phone Black
sions of the evening by giving
Portland
108; Blue 186. W. S. Stull. 36p
nian,
one year, $2.00.
three
well
rendered
vocal
solos.
Vecal Duet
%
V. 0. f
K
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Tbe graduating exercises of the
New berg high school were held
in Friends chnreh on last Friday
evening in tbe presence o f a large
audience, with Supt. A. C. Stan-
brongh master of ceremonies.
Tbe class wan composed of 12
young men and 17 young women
whose pictures, with accompany­
ing names were shown in the
Graphic last week.
The invocation was given by
Rev. B. L. Hicks ftbkh was fo l­
lowed by a well rendered vocal
solo by Miss Maude Qregory.
aben were a
Other r musical notabers
violin aedo bÿ-Mias Doris
ry and tw o Vocal
vo<
solos by
Gatchcll, all of
o f which
1
appreciated by the audience.
Members of the class . . .
fo llo w : Kenneth Fendali, “ Ed­
ucation;” Mû>s Pauline Robert-
apb, “Herberte, footer.
ed States to Flan for world
Peace.” Each o f the speakers
handled their subjects well and
were neartilj applauded.
, President Pennington gave the
class address, taktag for bis sob-
jeet “ Nine Kiods o f Minds.” He
was a t Ms best and in tbe course
of forty minutes’ time g a te the
das«, and others as weD, a lot o f
things to think a^out, putting It
all in a most happy vein so that
it could be easily taken and stor­
ed aw ay for future reference.
Tbe diplomas were given out
by S. P. Timberlake, the presi­
dent o f the school board. “ '
ing named independent colleges
o f the state was awarded to
Kenneth Fend all: Pacific,' Mc­
Minnville, Albany, Philomath,
Reed, P. D. .. '
.
Ont o f the class, both Willa­
mette and Whitman selected
Harold Lee on whom to bestow
scholarships.
SHOWER GIVEN FOR
Dam age
W as
Caused
from Fire, W ater
■ j B
On Thursday night of last
week at tbe hour of 1:30 fire
broke out iu tbe Larkin-Prince
hardware store,' and nothing-
save a good water supply ano
prompt and effective work on
tbe part of the volunteer fire de­
partment, saved the entire con*
rents'and the budding as well,
from total destruction. As it
was, tbe loss to the stock w as
béftvy and the building was con-
ijureds
Apparently the fife originated
the basement near the elevat-
p|- shaft and it is supposed that
too. Here tnc ous were
and consequently tbe' fire
spread rapidly, though it wka
confined mostly to the tear «ft
. s t. s
*t j ;
l L , rf —
tnc
DtiiKniiR,
tnc
tire
was turned on.
„
r& r
to the
where
hard
to
riyt
8*
reach. Thè fin did not
toe main part o f the big
•4
_
room,
bulMthe Mack ambite
the burning oils with
from tbe hot water i
alL and left it a
stoves and
„ ____ „ at once to rust.
The smoke also fiQrd'the office
rooms over the First
Bank, blackening the .
_
carpets and furniture. The of-
fices of Littlefield & Romig suf­
fered considerably a lio from w a ­
ter and they figure the loss a t
asscy g o t off with much
leas loss but be will have occa­
sion to call the cleaners for car­
pets and furniture.
All the parties interested with
the exception o f Dr. Massey car­
ried insurance sufficient to cover
their losses. The Larkin-Prince
Co. has had a large force at
work during the week making
an invoice of their stock, prepar­
atory to adjustment by the ii-
sura nee companies.
orarne FOR YOUNG IA N
On Monday afternoon at the
The United States Civil Ser­
home of Mrs. O. P. Goettel there
occurred one o f the prettiest af­ vice Commission announces that
fairs o f tbe season, when Mrs. applications will be accepted for
Goettel, assisted by Miss Lucile tbe position of temporary spe­
Dixon, gave a miscellaneous cial helper, male, in tbe Puget
shower for Miss Mur! Dimmock Sound Nàvy Yard, Bremerton,
in honor of her approaching Washington. The pay Will be
marriage on June 21. No pains approximately $2.80 per diem,
ere spared to make the occa­ and tbe duties are similar to-
those o f general helpers
pers em
employ-
sion perfect.
The color scheme tor decora­ ed in the Paget Sound Navy
tions was pink and white. Over Yard. Applicants will not be re­
the dining table a small pink um­ quired to ivport for examination
brella was suspended, top down, at any place, bat will be rated
from which pink ribbons were on their education and training.
trailed to the table and fastened Applicants must have completed
with white hearts. Dainty bou- the sophomore scar in a general
quets o f pink and white were engineering course in a college or
strewn on the table. The table university of recognized stand­
was completed with a beautiful ing, and must snbmit with their
applications a statement from
pink and white centerpiece.
Lovely refreshments, in pink the college showing that they
and white, were served to the have done so. They mast have
large companv of ladies present. reached their 18th birthday on
Miss Mildred Whit on presided the date of making oath to their
at tbe victrola and tarnished application. Applications will
sweet, soft mnsic that blended be accepted until further notice.
with the ham o f cheertul conver­ Papers will be rated promptly in
sation, which waxed into a buzz, orqer that appointments may be
as a large w illow basket, con­ made without delay. Applicants
taining the “ shower,"
was should at once apply tor Form
brought in and placed before 1800 to the Labor Board, Puget
Miss Dimmock for her accept­ Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton,
ance, which she received grace­ Washington.
fully, and expressed her thanks
to all present for the manv beau­
tiful and useful articles express­
ive o f their regard for her.
Those present were Mesdames
J. H. Sharp, E. A. Hodson, J. W.
A t 10 o ’clock today Oregon
Hodson, E. A. Smith, R. W. Yearl ly Meeting of Friends
Lewis, E. F. Greene, C. Pitman, church, composed of delegates
Ira Hntebens, H. M. Huffman, from Oregon, Washington and
E. A. Wright, George Hntzen, A. Idaho, was called to order by
O. Hanson, H. C. Dixon, E. P. Pres. Levi T. Pennington, the
Dixon, Laura Woody, Edward presiding clerk.
Hanson, J. T. Little, D. F. Goet­
The business sessions will be
tel, the Misses Elsa Sharp, Glad­ heki each day, b ginning at ten
ys Sharp, Veda Wilcox, Esther Ì o ’clock in the morning
tw o
m and
...
Haynes, Mildred Whiton, Esther in the afternoon. Evangelistic
Hodson, Eva Weeks, Florence services will be held in the morn­
Weeks, Zella Dimmock, ‘ Murl ings at 8 o’clock and at 8 o’clock
Dimmock, Genevieve Dixon, Har­ in the evenings.
nett Atkins, Grace Little and Al­
Farther report of the meetings
iena Woody.
will be made next week.
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL
GATHERING OF FRIENDS
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