Newberg graphic., October 25, 1917, Image 9

Supplement to the Newberg Graphic, Thursday, October 25, 1917
PROGRAM OF CONFERENCE
OF CHURCHES OF CHRIST
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Follow ing is the program ot
the Churches of Christ o f Yam­
hill county to be held at Dayton,
Oregon, Friday, November 9th:
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10:00 a. m. Devotional, led by Min­
ister Albert Hartley, Sheridan.
10:10 a. m. Conference Sermon, by
Minister B. L. Hicks, Newberg, sub­
ject, “ Exchanging W eights for W ii*a~
10:40 a. m. C. W. B. M. Session, con­
ducted by Mrs. H. 8. Cbampie, Mc­
Minnville.
11:20 a .m . C. W. B. M. Address,
Mrs. F. T. Porter, Salem.
11:56 a. m. Announcements.
Noon, lunch served by Dayton church.
2:00 p. m. Song Service.
2:10 p. m. Reports from churches by
representatives: Am ity, Carlton, Day-
ton, McMinnville, Newberg, Sheridan
Yamhill.
2:45 p. m. Business Session.
3:00 p. m. Bible School Session, con­
ducted by Minister H. S. Cbampie, Mc­
Minnville.
8:50 p. m. Oregon Missions, C. F.
Swander, Portland.
4:30 p m. Fifteen Minute Prayer
Service, led by Minister Bernard Davis,
Amity.
6:00 p. m. Lunch served by Dayton
church.
EVENING SERVICE.
7:80 p. m. Devotional and Song Ser­
vice, conducted by Minister Clyde
Thurston, Yamhill.
8:00 p. m. Sermonic Address, Minis­
ter D. Lloyd Morgan, Albany. Subject,
“ The Unfinished Task o f the Reforma­
tion.”
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ALL DAY MEETING
Held at the Nazarene church,
with services from 10:30 on
through the day, on Friday, the
26th.
This meeting is interdenomina­
tional in every respect, and Rev.
F. J. Brown of the Methodist
church has the Experience Meet­
ing beginning at 10:30.
The afternoon service opens at
2 o ’clock with prayer and praise
service led by Rev. Blackman,
pastor o f McMinnville Nazarene
church.
At 3 o ’clock Rev. Hight o f the
Free Methodist church brings the
message.
Service at 7 o ’clock opened
with song and message.
At 8 o ’clock by Rev. McClure,
pastor Friends church a t Rex.
There will be special singiog
during the d a j and everything
will be done to make it a red let­
ter day.
The Holiness Association will
bring their prayer service into
this and strive t o make it a day
o f salvation.
The people are urged t o come
and bring their lunch and stay
all day. These are perilous days
and we need special grace and di­
vine aid. Come.
HIGHSCHOOL
PACIFIC COLLEGE NOTES
FARI NOTES BY COUNTY AGENT
A Hallowe'en Social committee
Over 3000 moles and over 5000
has been appointed with Christine gophers have been stayed by the
Hollingsworth at its head. The citizens of Yamhill County since
annual festival o f the ghosts and May 21, according to the record in
witches will be held about Friday the County Clerk’s office. During
night, Nov. 2.
the five months that the bounty
Last Saturday, Prof. Sham- law has been in effect $802.60 has
baugh, Cecil Pearson, Ralph Fow­ been paid in the form of bounties
ler, “ Dad” Allen and Frank and nearly $500 worth of mole
Grieve took a trip up the Colum­ pelts have been marketed.
Theo. H. Scheffer, of the U. S.
bia Highway in Grieve’s Saxon,
County School Superintendent
Biological
Survey, was here last
Duncan, and Miss Mills, the returning late ifi the. evening.
Chapel was led last Friday Monday looking over the results
home demonstration agent, were
of his demonstrations held last
here last week talking tor the morning by Prof. Lewis, who
February/ Most readers will re­
conservation of the food supplv. spoke on the subject, “ Invest­
member
Mr. Scheffer as the man
The sophomores have elected ments.” He gave the students a who demonstrated mole trapping
the follow ing officers: President, great deal of good advice on how and skinning in a number of
Mina Lutz; vice president, Esther to invest their time and influ­ schools throughout - the county.
Bloom; secretary, Dorothy Hud­ ence.
He will very likely be with us
Chapel was led by Prof. Wees-
son; delegate to :ouncil. Warn n
again next winter in a contem-'
ner on Tuesday. He spoke on
Jon< s.
plated gray digger campaign.
the importance o f doing one’s
Bain Morris, Lester Rees and"
In this food saving campaign
best now . The world does not
Theodore Kennedy, three o f the
we must not overlook the gray
care whalt kind o f blood you
N*w berg high school boys who
digger.' Thousands of bushels of
answered the call to the colors, have, what your ancestry, or grain are eaten or destroyed by
wfint you have done, but what
have visited school. These boys
these pests each year, and it is
you
are going to do.
have been stationed at Clacka­
poor economy that overlooks so
At a meeting o f tlv* Ath'etic great and so needless a waste. If
mas but g o to Camp Green,
Charlotte, North Carolina, in a Association last M ondav, Elmo the co-operation of all the farmers
Shanahan was elected seer tarv can be had the gray digger prob­
few days.
and Alfred Haworth vice presi­ lem can be solved with very little
FARM BOYSANDORLS ARE
dent to fill the unexpired terms. expense.
KEEPING FARM A Ml IK I Henry Keeney was elected as
M. S. SHROCK, '
senior member ot the Athletic
County Agricultural Agent.
Five boys and two girls in the Council, succeeding Ross Miles.
Chehalem Center district are do­
The Men’s Glee Club tryouts ENGINE HAULS TWO-MILE TRAIN
ing farm book keeping.
Last
were held last M onday after­
March, County Agriculturist M.
“ A new type of freight locomo­
noon. The club this year will be
S. Shrock announced at a meeting
tive
has been built for the Union
composed o f sixteen or eighteen
that he would assist farmers who
members There is some very Pacific System by the Baldwin
wanted to keep farm accounts
good material in the new men Locomotive Works,” said Mr. J.
and, to encourage the work, he
and it is expected that this year’s P. O ’Brien, Vice-President and
would provide suitable books the
Glee Club will be even better than General Manager of the O -W . R.
first year.
R. & N. Co. “ It is of massive con­
the one last year.
Prof. F. L. Strait, principal of
struction,
and in its operation will
The first student body meeting
Chehalem Center school, took up
take the place of two locomotives
the project and urged the boys of the year was held last week . of different types at present in use
and girls to take up the work, to fill vacancies among the offi­ on freight trains. .
cers. Lloyd Edwards was elected
with the result that five of his stu­
“ The total weight of the engine
dents and two other boys in the Student Body President to fill the and tender is 552,000 pounds. The
vacancy left by Ross Miles when
community are keeping farm ac­
he left last spring for the Army driving wheels are ten in number
counts. Their names are: Nellie
and have a diameter of 63 inches.
Crater, Edith Walton, Eldon Ev­ Y. M. C. A. work. Frank Colcord The engine is a coal burner, with
erest, Lawrence Baker, Ralph was elected Associate Editor of a fuel capacity of seventeen tons
Agee, Arthur Ridgway, and Au­ the Crescent and Howard Elliott and a tank capacity of 10,000 gal­
business manager to succeed Har­
brey L. Tangen.
lons.
Mr. Shrock visited these boys old E. Hinshaw, resigned.
"The new locomotive is capable
and girls last week for the pur­
of hauling, on a level track, 22,930
Tuesday morning C. E. Burke
pose of checking over their ac­
tons, or a train of 305 modern 50-
motored
t o Portland on business
counts and reports splendid work.
ton freight cars loaded to capa­
“ Next year,” said Mr. Shrock, “ I and reported the road w ork pro­ city. In other words, it is capable
want 50 farm boys and girls to gressing as well as can be ex­ of hauling a train more than two
pected.
keep farm accounts.”
miles in length. The capacity of
The freshman reception will be
held Friday of this week.
The senior class has elected
Miss Harritt advisor from the
faculty.
Miss Edwards, o f Portland,
was at the high school last Fri­
day in the interests o f the Louise
Home and Albertina Kerr nur­
sery.
Prunes W anted
T o Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N. Da­
vis, October 20, a son.
T o Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Swanson,
October 21st, a daughter.
T o Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Peter­
son, October 21st, a son.
Highest market price paid for
green and dried prunes at H. S.
Gile & C o.’s Packing House. 47tf
The Graphic and Weekly Orego­
nian, one year, $2.00.
the Mikado, one of the locomo­
tives to be replaced, is 15,553 tons,
or 207 cars.”
The Spokane, Portland ft Seattle
Ry. may be known as the “ Golden
Rule” road, due to instructions for
courteous treatment of the public is­
sued by the company to its employes.