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“ Aunt Susie Parrett" had a b irth
day on Tuesday. Her relatives from
Dundee save her a surprise supper
in the fVeulng.
Mrs. R. W. Swink has returned
from a visit with her sister at Solo.
Mrs. R. A. Olmstead went to Port­
land on Saturday.
Miss Frances
Scallon returned with her to wend
the week end.
A consignment of refugee gar­
ments has been received by the Dun­
dee Red Gross Auxiliary. The work
is plain skirts for women and all
members of the local Red Cross, are
asked to take some of them home
to make.
A call for clothing for the Bel­
gian and French refugees has been
received, also requests for. any arti­
cle of clothing or household furnish­
ing that could be sold at the Red
Cross shop. Please pass the word
to your neighbor and take your con­
tributions to .Community Hall on
Tuesday next.
An interesting and enthusiastic
meeting of the Dundee Red Cross
was held on Thursday evening.
Plans for the Dundee Memorial
Fred Slefkln, hss IM S most
out of tho aonrtoo u i arrived I
Thursday« Ho hss boon stati
at Camp Merritt. Mow Jtrsoy,
several months.
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Rodney Hobson returned homo'
Saturday after having boon In ser­
vice 'sines July. He has been In this
A. B. F. sines October but did not
participate ip any of the encase­
ments as the armistice was sicned
just one week after he arrived In
Franee.
Mrs. • James Aldrich, dausbter of
Mrs. Walters, eras hostess at a
charm ins party for twenty-five of
her you ns friends at the home of
her mother last Friday evening. A
delicious supper was served late In
the evening.
Mrs. Aldrich will
leave soon for her home at Toppe-
nieh, Washington.
Thirty-five guests assembled at
the home of Mrs. Louisa Hobson on
last Tuesday afternoon at a surprise
given In her honor by her daughters,
Mrs. D. A. Joneg and Mrs. Goldie
White. To say that she was sur­
prised would be putting It mildly.
A very delightful afternoon was
spent In the good old fashioned way,
after which dainty refreshments
were served. Mrs. Hobson and her
family expect to leave'on Thursday
for their new home at Wasco in
Eastern • Oregon.
N ow being conducted at Vancouver Barracks,
Vancouver, Washington, by the
Predettisi Cerporatioe
Excerpt from n letter from one
of - our boys In the Army o f Occu­
pation :
On the Rhine.
January 37,,1313.
Dear Folks— Well. I have reoetvpd
Some of the special features of
ths County Christian Endeavor Con­
vention. to be held In Newberg
March 23. 23 and 30. Presbyterian
church, are the following:
Addrete. "The Hour Has Come,"
Rev. B. J. Glffen, of McMinnville.
Friday, 8 p. m.
Address, “ Endeavor Essentials,”
Walter Meyers, Oregon C. E. Presi­
dent, Saturday, 11 a. m.
Address, “ The Sacred Splendors of
Youth.” Rev. Fred B. Carter. New­
berg, Sunday, 2: IS p. m.
Pageant, given by I. C. B. Society
of McMinnville Presbyterian church
Saturday evening.
Address by Effle Torgerson, State
I. C. E. Superintendent, Saturday
evening. This is especially for In­
termediates but all young people
will be interested.
“ Pep Feed” Saturday evening
6:00 to 7 :AS p. m.. Friends church.
Come prepared to have a good time.
worship with us.
srs M follows:
11 a. m. sonuon. "Tho Ministry at
Chrsltian Folloirehlp and Scrvloc."
#:*0 p, nu, C. E.
7:39 p. m.. sermon, "The Great­
est Wonder of the Wor|d."
Wednesday evening prayer meet­
ing at t o'clock.
Don't forget April 13th—rAnnual
meeting, | Program will be given
next week.
Baptist
The month of April is to be given
to a church debt drive. By the end
of the month we expect to have a
very troublesome debt wiped o ff the
books. We are going to begin the’
drive next Sunday. Some things o f
interest will be seen and said at tho
services. Tou will want to be there.
In the morning the sermon will bo
on the subject. "When the Trade
Unions Co-operated"
Tou ca n t7
guess from that, though, what will
be said. You’ll have to come and
hear.
t
In the evening a live subject will
be discussed and you will profit by
attending the Berrios. We win give
you a hearty welcome at all times. *
Our church calendar:
Sunday school............... 10:00 a.m .
Morning w orship.. . . . . .11:00 a. mu
B. T P . U ___ . . . . . . . . 0:30 p.mL
Evening worship............. 7:30 p. ml
At the church, corner Second and-
Grant streets.
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Saturday: Sabbath school at I t :I t *
a. m.
Morning service, 11:4S.
% Sermon at 7:46 p. m., “ Nature
and Destiny of Man. Has He sa<
Immortal Soul 7"
Sunday at 7:46 p. m.. “ Punish­
ment of the Wicked: Are the Wicked,
Deed Now Sufferin gin Hell Flier*
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m „ prayer,
meeting.
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Come and hear what the Strip*,
turea teach us on these important
questions.
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Dundee Church
Sunday school at 13 mm.
Preaching service at 11:00 a.
C. B. Rosa, Pastor.
HEWBKRG CHURCH SERVICES
A
Picturization o f the
G reat Fight that turned
S A N FR AN CISCO ’S RED LIG H TS W H IT E
Based on his Fight that closed the vicious
Friends
B AR BAR Y CO AST
«
e tw o-edged sword o f filmdom that cleaves false
modesty and secrecy from
lem in the world
the most vital prob­
to-day— Bares the pitfalls of
C O M M E R C IA LIZE D V IC E .
Children under 16 years of age will not be admitted
unless accompanied by parents or guardian
BAKER THEATER
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Wednesday and Thursday, April 2-3
Presented under the auspices o f the Citric Improvement Club.
Proceeds will
h e given as financial encouragem ent to die newly organized New berg Band
J o b P r in tin g :
Morning worship at 11. “ Much
Land Yet to Pose see.”
Evening annual Missionary praise
service at 3 (Note change of time
from 7 :3 0 ). In charge o f the Mis­
sionary Society. Special program.
C. B. at 7. topic “ On the Fence,"
Mat. 27:11-30.
Lender, Eleanor
Say.
Wednesday evening, annual con­
gregational meeting.
The Graphic Office is fully equipped for doing nil kinds o f com '
mcrclal printing, including Letterheads. Billheads, Statements,
Booklets, Catalogues, and large posters, promptly. Get prices.
Quaker clock turns up, too.
Sunday school 0:46.
Morning meeting at 1 1 , 'sermon
subject, “ Good News.”
C. B. 0:26 p. m. •
\ Evening meeting, 7:20.
Last Sunday evening we had
splendid attendance and we invite
all who were present to come again,
and bring some other person whom
you know does not .attend any
church. Tell them that there will
be an opportunity to get saved at the
close of the meeting. If you are
timid about coming to g public altar
of prayer, we will meet you in the
study with a few workers and pray
with you. Last Sabbath svenlng one
person found Jesus Christ In the pas­
tor’s study, and went away rejoicing
because o f n great burden being
lifted from the soul.
, •
The sermon subject will be, "A
New Way of Treating Sinners."
Come and see if you don't think it
is the right way.
Fred E. Carter, Pastor.
Whole Wheat Flour, Graham
and Corn Meal
A
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The evangelistic services will con­
tinue at the Nasareae church, cor­
ner of Edwards and Second streets,
with Rev. J. B. Creighton, of Yaki­
ma, as the evangelist.
Sunday services:
Sunday school...............'» ......... 3:46
Morning service..........................11:00
Evening service...... ............... 7:3#
H. C. Baker ond Wife, Pastors.
Christian
For Solo by
You who are not attending any
church— we oordlally Invite you to
Parlor Pharmacy