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Interest Promotes Growing Savings Accounts TH ERE’S tw o kind* of Interest meant by that. The first, and most important..is the interest TOD take in your own financial welfare. The oher is the interest which the D. A. National credits to your Savings Account. Every man, woman and child should have some kind of bank ao- eount, and this is a m ighty good »lace to have one. S. L PARRETT, Prestdefft UNTIED STATES [ONAL BANK OF I ' —— Mr DUNDEE LRO. O R E G O N YAMHILL COUNTY SUNDAY - SCHOOL CONVENTION » : « — Delegates will vialt McMlnn KINO GEORGE AND REGULATION ville Sunday Schools. In his speech from the throne con-.' 11:00— Morning worship In differ ent churches; convention speakers venlng British Parliament pn the 10th Inst., King George Is reported will fill pulpits. io have said: _ "Experiences during Sunday afternoon— 2: SO— Devotional Service led by the war showed the clearly Injurious effects upon the national efficiency Prof. E. Northup. 2:45— Four Classes: (1 ) Education of the excessive consumption of Through Expression. Miss Parker. strong drinks and the amelioration, (2 ) The Nurture of Youth's Re in both health and efficiency, which ligious Life, Mr. Humbert. (3) followed appropriate measures of The Adult Class Teacher. Mrs. regulation and eontrol. A bill ac Richmond. (4) Making the Work cordingly will be presented to you providing for the development of a ers' Conference Go, Mr. Shaw, suitable system for the peace-time 3:30—Special Muelc. 3:35 - Question Box. Conducted by regulation of the sale and supply of alcoholic liquor.” _ ■ Visiting Speakers. The importance of this royal pro 4:00— “ The Torch of Flanders." nunciamento in the presence of the Harold F. Humbert. Each Sunday school la urged to British Iffw makers can not well be Bend all the delegates possible. If overestimated. The King puts hint- you haven't already sent In your re self squarely In favor of advanced It shows port and the money for your appor Prohibition legislation. tionment to County and State work, clearly that temperance Is making i substantial progress In Great Brit bring them with you without fall. ain. It is not probable that the pro posed measure will contain local op THE BANKER tion features. It will rather aim at shortening hours of sale and jle ; Politicians are free to mgke cap creasing the number of license hold ital by denouncing bankers, and too ers In the Empire. . many of the rest of us have been all It will be remembered that early too willing to agree with the poli in the war King George, by precept tician, says the Clovis, New Mexico, and.example, urged his people to the Journal. ^ practice of total abstinence for the There is in no community a man war. who does more for that community it augurs well for the future of and takes as little out of it as the the English people that their King banker. You are in doubt as to the leads in efforts at human betterment. money affairs, may be you stand to — American Issue. lose several thousand dollars in a transaction, and you consult a bank Pennsylvania's Blue Laws. er. He sits down with you. and Pennsylvania’s venerable blue law, gives you freely of the time that is enacted April 22, 17B4. and entitled worth good money to him; he gives “ An act for tbe prevention a t vice and you the benefit of counsel that' he Immorality and for other good pur has been years in learning, and you poses." has survived all the asaaulta depart on your way with a mere of those who would destroy It The thank you. - And too often yon for legislators of 1704 regarded It as being get before the end of the week that vastly more wicked to shoot a rabbit on Sunday than to drink a hot toddy. the banker did you a favor. "The banker has won the respect One offender was tagged with a fine of 4iis community simply by playing of ?2T>. the other n shilling and a half square with the publfc; and by de It was impossible under a strict en forcement o f that slaw to operate s voting all the time he can poasibly caqol boat, a railroad train, a street spa re to making that community a railway car. a cab or sell any commod better and brighter place in which ity from a loaf of bread to a package to live. of chewing gum. ^ Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Harper were Follow lug is the program of the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. County Sunday School Convention A. Dearborn. ^ ‘ T"'""---- --------------- ---------- ~ which will be held at the First Bap The Pollyanna girls had a busi tist church in McMinnville February ness meeting and luncheon at Sylvan 27. 28 and 29: ‘ Farm on Saturday. Presiding officer— Major L. 8. Mrs. Theodore W. Spencer ,of Hopfield. president Yamhill County Port Stanley. Washington, made a Sunday School Association. brief visit to Dundee relatives last Instructors— Rev. William A. Waldo, Ph. D.. pastor White Tempi j. G. A. Rowden. Northwest agent Portland. Elton Shaw, superintendent Ad for the Lyons Glace Fruit Co., of ministrative Division, Oregon Sunday San Francisco, Joined Mrs. Rowden School Association, Portland. at Otterbrook for the week end. Harold F. Humbert, general secre . * . The regular meeting for the Dun tary Oregon State Sunday School As dee Woman’s Club was held at the sociation. Portland. library on Thursday. The formal Miss Georgia Parker, child expert program was- devoted to the study of and superintendent Children’s Divi famous women. During the social sion. Oregon Sunday School Associa hoar Mrs. Wren Reynolds, assisted tion. Portland. by Mrs. Joseph Herring and Mrs. Prof. S. S. Duncan, superintendent John Herring, served refreshments. o f schools for Yamhill county. - Famous men of the day will ho the Mrs. T. H. Richmond, adult com next topic for consideration. mittee, Orégon Sunday School Asso • — T h e' masked ball given by the ciation. Hubbard. Prof. G. R. Schlauch, McMinnville Dundee Woman’s Club on Saturday College. was a most enjoyable affair, both from the standpoint of the maskers Friday afternoon^ February 27— aad those who went merely as spec 3 :3 8 —Assembly Session. Major L. S. Hopfield presiding. Service of tators. Many odd and beautiful cos Song led by Harold F. Humbert. tumes were worn, even some of the "WT»y We Are Here.” Visiting mtklren surprising the ladies Speakers. eomtng In costume. Little Mil< 4:00— Two Simultaneous Classes: Parrett were especially pleasing as Georgia Parker. (2 ) "The Miracle they came by in tbe children's grand of Growing Up." Harold F. Hum march. Miss Bernice Keyea and her bert. brother. Francis, received the pnxe fo r the best masked couple. They 4:30— “ The Relation of the Public School and the Sunday School,” represented Pierrot and Pierrette. Supt. S. S. Duncan. Miss Pauline Powell as the The Rose Maiden had the prettiest costume on 5:00— Registration and Assignment of Delegates. the floor although Miss Doris Par- j rett and Miss Hermina Frankhauser i Announcements and Adjournment were close seconds. Frank Keyes' [ Friday Evening— ■task was' the most comical one 7:30— Song and Devotional Service, Harold F. Humbert. Appointment there, Alfred Harding, represening of Committees. Special Music. Harry Lauder, was the best cos- 8:00— Address, “ Evangelism In the turned single gentleman. Sunday School." Rev. William A. Waldo, Ph. D. Announcements. OREGON S SOIL TYPES Benediction. DISCLOSED B Y SURVEY Saturday morning. February 28— 10:00— Devotional Service, led by Rev. W. E. Shlrey. Oregon fanners are rapidly learn- j 10:15— Three Simultaneous Classes: ing the kind of soil they own and the (1 ) “ The Babe In the Midst.” most profitable manner of cultivat Miss Georgia Parker. (2 ) "The ing, fertilizing, and cropping it. Christian Education of Youth,” Preliminary soil surveys covering Mr. Humbert. (3 ) “ The Business two-fifths of tbe state's tillable .lands have been made by the U. S. | End of tbe Sunday School,” Elton Shaw. bureau of soils and the soils depart- j Teacher’s Prepara ment of the agricultural college ex 11:00— “ The tion.” Prof. G. R. Schlauch. perlment station. Detailed surveys have been made 11:30—r“ The Best Thing Our School of the soils of Yamhill. Washington,, Did Last Year,” by Delegates. Multnomah and Josephine counties, 12:00— “ They Shall Not Perish,” Rev. J. J. Handsaker. Adjourn and almost completed for Benton ment. 1 county. The area of the lands thus 1:00— Fellowship Luncheon at the revealed to their owners Is 2.767.400 Elberton Hotel. Plates 50 cents. acres. More than one-fourth the to For all delegates and friends who tal tillable area of the state has wish to attend. been given complete, detailed eoll Saturday afternoon - - surveys. It was these surveys that showed 2:30—Song and Devotional Service, ~ flie qf tffw ju g ir nuifar uf amrti r ■r 49 - r uur c t assp» t i j T w m m ig the Child.” Miss Georgia Parker. ern Oregon soils. When this lack (2 ) "The Winning of Youth,” was disclosed and reported by the Harold F. Hmrbert (3 ) "The college station chemists, experiments Adult Departmi-nr,” Mrs.* T. II. were Instituted by the state college Hlclimond. (4) 'The Sunday and federal extension specialists to Sch..ol Organised for Service,” Mr. ascertain the most feasible means of supplying sulfur. As a result of these discoveries sulfur was used on 16.400 acres of alfalfa in 1919. Increasing the crop by one ton per acre. At prevailing prices— 120 a tpn— the gain 16,400 tons was worth 9226,000 to the growers. • An equally profitable use of lla e was brought about as a result sf these soil surveys. The college and federal govern ment plan to continue these surven to cover all agricultural lands of the state. in ,I B ij gbaw. _______________________ 3:15— Three Classes: A Sand Table Story, by Miss Georgia Parker. "The Art of Story Telling,” Har old F. Humbert (3 ) Tbe Adult Claes Organized for Service, Mrs. T. H. Richmond. 3:45— Ten minutes Intermission. Assembly. 3:55— Special Music by Mrs. L. S. Hopfield. 4:00— The Sunday School Future in Yamhill County. Mr. Humbert. Reports of Committee*. Election of Officer*. Adjournment. Saturday evening— 7:30—Service o f Song. MARRIAGE UCEN8E8 7:45— Special Music. 7:60— A Church School Goal, Mr Humbert. Mias Parker, Mm Rich Edna Mae Hubbard. Newberg. to mond, Mr. Shaw. Announcements. Louis Dolar Remlllard. Newberg Adjournment. • Mary Eunice Scott. Newberg. to Sunday morning, February 21— Frank Swart, Newberg. _ If people would only take care of their stomach» what a lot less trouble there would be in the world. 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