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NEWBERG, YAM H ILL
r. OREGON.
TH U RSDAY. JUNE 26 , 191»
BJ€ MEETING HELD
wedding
stem Tour
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M*rribl Sandal—EUi« Pickett,
Tuesday afternoon, at the bom* of
the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mr». W.
R.' Everest, occurred a prettr home
wedding <bat united in marrigge
William" Bills Pickett and Miss Edna
Bell Everest, In the pesetas of rela­
tives and a very few Invited guests.
Levi T. Pennington, president of
Pacific Colege, irta the officiating
minister, the impressive doable ring
ceremony betpg usfd.
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A t bride entered thé daintily
decorated living room of tjtl Everest
home leaning on her fatjiyr'a arm, to
the strains of a .wedding march
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Dr. C h u ta F. Wheeler, of C htago,
Gives fehmtkm A m y
Big Boeet «
On Tuesday evening a Mg erowQ
»ambled at Duncan’s hal) to hear
Dr. Wheeler ,at Chicago, tail o f hlo
i experiences on the battle front ha
j France add of the good work do—
by the Salvation Army lassies in fu r -
- nlsbing doughnuts and coffee for tho
soldiers, add*they were not Maap-
| pointed, for he had a good story that
was wall told.
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For stone time previous to tha
meeting the Newberg band lb*
l coursed music in front o f tha hall
J to the delight of
i
, crowd, and aa additional attract!—
I waa that St Roy Grave’s ladles band
. that came all the way from Sheridan
J to play for the occasion,
They made an Imposing appear- *
ancc as they marched up First s t r e e t .
clad In blue Uniform, with Mr-
i Graves at ttys head. They played
; one selection before entering th o
i hall and also gave several numb era,
¡later, ajl of which were received with
Oustedueri. maitrr director of • master band, comes on ¿he fourtt
Chautauqus with the big mnsleal attractlon of the week. CasteHoccT* Ooncert I enthuaiaam hy
ind has hben a liMiiliinp xttrartiofi on Eastern Chantsnquas for sevei
i and thls vear make fheir first Western teor. Signor Castelluoci. dlrector. le |
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Idan is to he .congratulated
on haw
ie of the rpcogniiwl band lender« of first rank in the conntry. He i
’etedat the famous International School in Home, where the great composer. >ing
' lag such an et
efficient hand made o p
•"jatoiV
director. Hin «uimling in Italy is attested through his
ince by royal command before the King of Italy r. Victor Emunnei. at the j ! of ladylike
ladvllke young
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women to thn
¡number
of
2f.
Bern tieurbftri .Morrison, one of the country’s foremost dramatic reader! will nppear both afternoon idd evening with C astei.-....
Hon. W. B. Dennis, of Carlton,
lam summer over e middle western circuit with this same organisation w-»s one of the biggest ('bmitnuqua success«, of the year.
presided. 8. b. Parrett announced
¿be division of territory for tho- |
BIG CELEBRATION OS
] SHOWER GIVEN MISS MADGE
drlvcyfor f 1.300, tl^e assignment for
CLOSING MEETING FOB
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this
section, and the appointment o f *
THE F0U1TH AT DAYTON
COLBY BY SI8I EBB
WITH MBS- MYERS
SEASON OF MUSICAL CLUB
committees for making the canvass.
He also called to thet front a num­
„ The arrangement^ for one of the
biggest celebrations ever held in the
week was the meeting the "Newberg o* the P. E. O. Sisterhood, gave a ber of the Boy Scouts and awarded
county of Ynmhill have been com­
Can Can Club” when N. G. Maris, j shower to one of Its members. Miss each a-medal for their services^ in
pleted and the committee baa'now
o f . Portland, took the members out Madge Colby jit the home of Mra. soliciting the sale of Liberty Bonds.
everything in readlnoaa. The day la
to the country home of Mrs. Myers, j E. C. Baird. Besides the Chaplet They* were Masters Fox, Ryan. Bab-
to begin at sunrise with the morn-
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lee,"
Dr. Wheeler Wan
Allam
of
the big historic and civic pargde,
Kave themselves over to social en- the business was transacted refresh- Miss Colby, whose marriage to Dr-
introduced
who
held
the close at­
participated in by the various fra ter- , Joyment In conversation, and music ments wer6 served and an antomo- Massey will occur some tine duiir-g
tention
o
f
the
audience
for nearly
nal organisations, clubs, business j*n th® Vlctrola.
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bile full of light-hearted girls laugh-] July.
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houses and the school- followed by a
, n , ao intrusting musical game ed ahd chatted on the return Jour-! Mrs. Baird’s home was profusely s r -hour and the many kind nan
appreciative words he said for the
program in the~hltypark.;
which was intnrfuc,* prizes were ney j decorated with marguerites, the
Salvation
Army were very convinc­
Hon. ▲ .£. Bennett. Jiutlce of the * on
Mia8 E,va ®*8t and Mia-| The club officers are. President. ] flower of the Sisterhood.
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Supreme Court of Oregon, has been , B e,a Herd. Mrs. Charles Morris c arrje Fairbanks, rice president.
Two little Misses. Esther m ir d ing. The meeting was • success In'
secured to .deliver the addeaa in th e iKave ,Vk0 ^eadlnRf, in her inimitable Myrt,e
secretary, Wlnni- and Virginia Newell Morris,-present-
forthcoming without a doubt,
forenoon. It la useless to state the mann#r- a,t*r which the twins, ■ fred O’Rourke;
treasurer, Elsie ed the bride-elect with a iarge
large has-
bas- i w,n
ket draped with yellow and white !
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tulle, centered with a bouquet of ’ ADVANCE CHAUTAUQUA MAN
marguerites, and «Hed with elab- j ,
COMING SATURDAY NIGHT
orate and useful gifts, many show-
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picnic and publfc demonstrationxJuly j ing exquisite handwork.
As Miss : ^ meeting is called for those who
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the P,ac« *o be j Colby unwrapped the gifts they were ] signed up for the manageméat o f tho*
inose aireaay menuoirea. dfcclded on ,ater
motto ^ u,etPMBed around and admired by all j coming Chautauqua for Saturday
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«cable.
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Substantial prises will be given
for the float» and mutos In the pa­
The home of Mrs Josephine Brad­ rade. and also suitable prises will be
ley was the scene of a, very pretty offered for the various sporting
wedding last Sunday afternoon at events. A purse has been provided
1:30 o'clock, when her second daugh­ ror the ball game, thus assuring one
ter. Mias Nerclssa, became the bride of the hast local gainas of the season.
of Lloyd G. Blanchard. Th* rtngt Accommodations-
Accommodations. for sating and
service was read by Rev. Georgs A\ amusements have been arranged Cor
Pollard, of the First Baptist church. *Y the committee so that every one
in the preeence of about fifty rela- j wl," *>• ,ook*d out f0r 0 «r park la
tlvsa and Intimate friends.
•“ **• ro0nl for th® bl* crowd *nd
The bride waa gowned In flesh ! ®«r d ty pater la tha bekt that can
colored georgette and carried a how - b® to* nA
P,enty ot shads, water
quet of white carnations. Shs w a s '» " « «
tlm« ‘ u ««u red. •
attended by her. Ester, Miss Gladys' Dancing in the afternoon and
Bradley, who was attired In blue evening will be held In opera house
chiffon over net and carried white hyjBeeth’e orchestra, of McMUhvllIe.
carnations and sweet peas. Rupert end the Nertberg Band has been se-
Wanleas attended the groom..
cured to furnish the music during
After the ceremony .refreshments the dpy, and will glva a concert in
were served and foon the happy c o e -: tb e tity parif in tha eutnlng. If you
pie. departed for their fany horn«; want.to bars tha beat time ot your
where they will he at home to their : Ule come to Dayton and celebrate the
after July* let.
‘ Fourth.
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The Presbyterian Ladies’ Society
and Invited gtuets were most de­
lightfully entertained on Friday
afternoon at the pleasant country
home of the president, Mrs. E. P.
Diment. About 45’ ladles and chil­
dren motored outs and after the reg­
ular business of the society had been
disposed of the guests enjoyed them­
selves socially with fancy work, or
strolled about the grounds, admiring
the beautiful view.
Lata In the afternoon delicious
country made Ice cream and cake
were served In generous quantities.
The Ladles’ Society of the Pres-
byterlan church plan several more of.
thaat pleasant social affairs during
the summer and fall.
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During the afternoon a blank
leather-bound bOok waa passed, with
tb* requeue that each guest write
evening ht S o’elbck at tha council
chamber in the city hall,
j h . M. McFadden will he in at-
j tendance to represent the bureau arid*
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of— Lieutenant Massey. While many j attendance is desired as there Is
recipes were given it is said the niuch work to be done In a short.
Chapter members could not just re- 1 length of time.
call the exact measurements of the j
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ingredients used in their .favorite
The Yamhill band will give a free
recipes, which dereliction rather con­ concert a| the park in McMinnville
firms the rumor that P. E. O. inter- ! next Sunday at 4 p* m. Newberg
preted means, “ Papa Eats Out.”
people cordially invited.
Before refreshments were served
Mrs. Thurston favored the guests,
i with several choice selections on the p?c,i,c’ wil1 1,6 associated with
Vlctrola. Altogether it was a very BvRogelist Bell in the effort they
happy affair.
1 propose holding.
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1 The subject for Sunday even!
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TENT MEETING BY THE SEY-
^ Treaty— Does It Mean Everlasting
ENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Quiet for the World?’’ The Evange-
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Advancement in grade Is attained, j Beginning next Sunday; evening simply from the viewpoint df present
Vocational trades are taught In , Evangelist A. R. Bell, recently from conditions and the outlook, as men
evarT branch of tfie service. The Toledo. Ohio, and who has lectured see it, but also from the light of
s o fte r earns while he learns.
|n >jew York snd nearly all the Bible phophecy.
• II Yhers art any dlacharged soldiers large cities of the East, will speak
The meeting will begin Sunday
here who have not received theii jj, the Big Gospel T*nt that Is belag evening at 8 o’eock. The Evangelist
MO bonus and mileage, cull on -me erected on the lot Just south of the proposes to place a Question Box in
I will aihist you in collecting it. postoffice and bark of (he Graphic the tent and all proper written ques-
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Capt. D. D. Hall. | building. The Evangelist has for tlons will be answered at the etas*
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• ’ many years lectured on the great of each service.
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prophetic themes of the Bible and
The meetings will be held each
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| his lectures here In Newberg promise evening of-the week and a cordial
By tha kind permission of Mrs. to he tremendously interesting.
Invitation is extended to all the
Grade a few^of Mrs. Hurlston’s pic-
Pastor B. J. Cady, of this city, who readers of the Graphic to attend,
turse will be on view for 2 or 3 , has had twenty years’ experience as
The slogan of Evangelist Bell la
days.
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,a missionary in the islands of the "If you see it In the Bible, it’s so.’*
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