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M EW RERG CHURCH SERVICES Frieads ---- 1—4 Let Us Re-Mile Y our W orn Tire» And M akeTliem Oversize W o rn tire casings are usually w orth 75 per cent o f the tires' origin al price. F o r a fraction o f d ie origin al cost any casing can be made practically as good as now, w ith a M iller A d -O n -A -T ire. • . I k - , ' ' rt ” ' '$.■■■ ' . . B ring your old tires and w e w ill re-m ile them w ith the famous tread that is G eared- to-the-Road. T h e M iller A d -O n -A -T ire Is built o f tough, buoyant rubber. I t has several layers o f fab ric— breaker-strip, tread and • side w alls, which com pletely cover d ie d re and clinch under the rim. Id « of UtiNa » — iw» to Have Bee* Up- propriatoiy D n lg n a M “Laay Man's Paradies.** Sunday school 10 A. m. . Worth while seems Ufa on the late of Utllla. Ita place on the map would M orning worship at 11. I'f hard to find. hut It’» worth rt'M-ov* C. E. at 5:30 p. m. erln*. Away off la the Bojftheru era, Evsnlng evangelistic servie« at never heard from before and but lltile 7:30 o’cloek. known. II cornea to the knowledge of A ll welcome to thasa servie«!. the Pan-American union that hero Fred ■ . Carter, N B o r . have Americana found a home that others enjoy whan they are dtihdL “We call It a lasy man'a paradise. ” say a the message from thla hind of delight, Morning worship wlttf sermon at “not ihat the Inhabltanta-arp neces 11. “F eU ow ibip with H im ." J ln e sarily Indolent, but simply because a large amount of labor Is superfluous. music. Nature provides for nearly all our Sunday school at 12:15 With wants here as In most tropical coun classes for men and women sa d all. tries. Fanning Is our principal occu Y. P. S. C. E. at 5:20, "Oo-oper- pation. yet there is uot a plow on the ation in Christian Service,” John island. Frost Is unknown and extreme 17:20-22; 1 Cor. 2:5-10. Leader. heat la never experienced. Ninety de grees In the shade would be an un Miss Emma Evans. ^ Evening Bible and song service usually high temperature. Our grade schools are of high standard, attend at 7:30, “ GFetting Vision from ance being compulsory ten months In Christ.” the year. American text books exclu Wednesday at 5, Circle study in sively are need and social life could “ Christian Am ericanisation." For not be distinguished from that of the United States. Utllla Is one of the Bay Islands, a string o f six verdant keys In the bay of Honduras, an arm of the Caribbean sea. which was dis covered by Columbus In 1502. They Y ou are cordially Invited to at were then thickly populated by native tend the services of the Church of Indiana, who . became slaves. The the Brethren; homer of Washington Islands now a^a Inhabited wholly by and Hancock street. English-speaking people. The Iret family to settle there was that o f J«e Sunday school 10 a.'m . Preaching; services I I a. m. and seph Cooper, who found upon landing two lonely American young men, Saaa- 7:30 p. m. uel and Joshua Warren by name. A Young People’s Meeting l : W . few yeafa later came Mark (Bk Morgan, A cordial Invitation la extended an American, flroro Philadelphia. The descendants of these men now inhabit to nil. J. A. Seed and D. C. Click, Pasten . the Isinnda. These pioneers were the Puritan stock, all seaftrefs Imbued with the spirit of adventure, who though filled with wanderlust, found conditions on the Island, so Ideal that they planted their stakes deep and said: "Alabama— here we rest.“ O f the principal «p o r t s . 110.000,000 coconuts are sent yearly to the United T:Sfi p. m. States. There are fourteen Methodist Y . P. S. C, E. at 5:3P. churchy and six of the Seventh Day . The public la cordially Invited to Adventists on (he Islands with more all tha services. than 700 members and 300 children to K. H . Sickafoosa, Pastor. their Sunday schools.— Ohio State CHEVROLET The * Lowest Priced Electrically Equipped automobile in the world • F . O. B. Newberg Liberal Terms i f Desired ANDERSON MOlORCO, N EW BER G , OREGON AN D OUR C U S TO M ER S NEVER W e Guarantee everything we do or sell W e Recharge, Repair and Rebuild A N Y KIND OF STORAGE BATTERY W e will test and water your Battery FREE. W e ire Storage Battery, Automobile and General Electricians Our process makes the M iller A d -O n -A - T ire an integral part o f the tire. I t cannot come loose or creep. edricCo * F its all tires, regardless o f make« V U LC AN IZING R. F. DOYLE. 713 First St. Preaching every Sunday at usual hours. was Sunday-School at 5:45 a. m. great deal of eathusinsm. It agreed that the society was a great benefit to the college mal a help to the girls. But,for,several years the interest has baen- gradually de creasing until now many o f the girls regard their membership as merely a burden on themselves. However, the new girls seem to be quite anxious to become members and it Is hoped that added enthusi asm may result in a better society this year. ■■ ■'» ■ - basket ball season has begun >ere have been several prac- wlth a good showing each The “ Prep” team has been for every practice, resplendent in their new orange and black Jer GIRLS’ BASKET B A L L seys, but the only college men to appear so far have been Freshmen. The Girls' Athletic .Association The Freshmen c(oss of thla year met In the gym Tuesday evening has considerable raw material. after school and had tttelr first Among Its members are Conway tryout for basket ball. The girls add Edwards, high school stars of are coached by a faculty member, various degrees of excellence, the Miss Wright, who took that part in Cook brothers of P. A., Zenas Per the girls' athletics in Fairmount isho and Harold Rlnhard, of Academy, Fairmount, Indiana. Oreenleaf Academy, and ChiBung The boys’ gym is to be used by PH, a Honolulu star. It is expected the girls on Tuesday evenings for that a team can be drawn from a few weeks and after that on Fri this group which will successfully day evenings. defend Freshman pride in the in There is exeellsnt material for a terclass tournament to begin No good girls’ team this year. Several n e » be r 17. of the girls are trying for the team The upper class basket ball men who have been oh the Pacific Col are few but mighty. Beals has lege team in former years. All the had considerable experience on the girls am very enthusiastic and second team and Paul Elliott, an there are splendid prospects in other Sophomore, has seen one year on ' the- »quad. Colcord, a Junior, has played six years of college bas Mr. J. W. HarVey Theobald, of ket ball, earned five letters and London, England, spoke briefly, be been selected on two “ all-league" fore the class in. Politics^ Economy, teams. Howard Elliott, the Senior man. has played on the Varsity two Friday, on present industrial con years and is considered one of the ditions Jn England. He said that fastest and modt accurate forwards | the present great problem Is that among the colleges of the state. of the floating population of un W ith this array of material Pacif skilled laborers. He «pressed the ic’s prospects for a winning team belief that the present tendency of great lndustriee was toward the co this season are bright. partnership plan. — . >■ i.— - TR E FIA N NOTES tha Epwortb League ovary Sunday evening at 5:30. Prayer mooting every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. moat cordial invitation to at tend any or all these services la extended to those not worshipping elsewhere. Seventh-Day Adventist Saturday: Sabbath whool at 10:30 a. m., preaching service at 11:45. Wednesday: Prayer meeting at i p. m. Church of God Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 :lfi p. m. "* Prayer and testimony meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. r, b u t its co sy here Free Methodist e Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and again In tha evening at 7:30. P rayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:2fi. v The public is invited to any and all o f these services. W . N. Coffee, Pastor. 1 A good oil heater filled with Pearl Oil gives com fortable warmth with out dust and dirt. Lights at the touch o f a m atch— gives instant -heat. N o smoke, no odor. Er.onomi- caL Oil consumed only when heat is needed— no waste. Pearl O il is refined and re-refined by our special process which makes it clean burning. For sale in bulk by dealers everywhere— the same high-quality kerosene as the Pearl Oil sold in five-gallon cans. There is a saving by buying in bulk. Order by name— Pearl Oil. Sunday school 5:45 a. m. Preaching services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 ip. m. A cordial to all. invitation is extended C. D. Norris, Pastor. Chehalem Center Gkaroh Rev. Carl Miller, of Sprlngbrook. Sunday school at IP . spoke Tuesday on the purpose of Preaching a t 11. college students while in college. Christian Endeavor at 7. Hie remarks were impromptu, but Preaching at 7:20. very much to the point and thor P rayer meeting Thursday evening oughly enjoyed by the student at 7:20. body. Business meeting last Thursday ad | oeoh month. i A. C. Martin, Pastor j Ellis Beals, a former student of Pacific College, who has been in j F/ance in the Friends Re-construc Dundee Chunk I tion Unit, is back in school here. He will be henrtlly welcomed to Sunday school at 10 a m . study again under the colon of Preaching se rv ie » at 11:00 a m., Pacific College. O. B. B a s a Pastor. The second meeting of the Tref- lan Literary Society this fall, met In the Kenyon Hall parlors on Oc tober 2#th. Only the old members were present. After the Installa tion o f the new officers for the ee- master the meeting was open for general discussion as to ways and means of Increasing Interest la the society. Several plan# were pre sented and a committee was finally appointed by the President to con sider the question and submit a def inite plan at 5 called mooting the following Wednesday. The Treflan V tarary Society B rin g your Subscribe for the Graphic and teep started a few years ago with a In touch with your surroundings. Oraphle offloe. Job work to W e recommend Perfection OR Heaters S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y (California) PEARL OIL ( KEROSENE) HEAT AN D LIGHT tha Y . D . MTT.T.ER, STANDARD (U L AG ENT, N E W B E R G ’
