Image provided by: Newberg Public Library; Newberg, OR
About Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1920)
î Locals and Personalsj. JOOâOOOOQOOOOOOQOmOOtOOOQNQOOOOQ 008 Qp 080 nUC 80 K Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sargeant arrived home from their trip to San Diego, California last week. Mrs. I. C. Quick and grandsons, Delbert and Emmett Olds, are spend ing the week in Tillamook. Clarence Kienle has bought an In terest In the Stanton Rowell music store at Grants Pass and Is moving to that city with his family. Their many Newberg friends regret .to see them go bo far away but are glad to hear that the business opening is a very desirable one, the music store being the only one there. *H. G. Miller was in from his White Leghorn raneh Monday but hurried home as he remarked that with the care of his little chicks he could not get away just now long enough even to attend church. Not withstanding the high cost of feed he says he is getting good returns from his flock. M, tb . W. A. Graham went to Fall* F. H. Griffith, who la running a tin City Tuesday for a visit with her ahcp at St. Johns, was In Newberg mother. / j on business Monday. Mrs Alice Reynolds is here from 1 Frank Hoberg was out from Port* Sundance Wyoming, visiting Mrs. W. land last Sunday vUittng his sister, A. Kemp. Mrs. W. W. Nelson. D. S. Pearson and family were Mlrs. L. Fee from Peterboro, Ontar io Canada Is rteiting her cousin on down from Roaedale last Sunday visiting the eon who Is in college. North Main St. Mrs. W. A. King and children came O. A. Graves, the Maccabee booster, was out from Portland Monday visit- from Portland to spend the Easter Ing with relatives. holidays with relatives in Newberg. G. W. Byers, recently bought A. Wickmlie has moved to a the Mrs. Hazelton cottage at 407 fruit farm south of 3&)em where he South School street which will be will be In the employ of Df. O. B. the home of Mrs. Mary E. Bankaon Miles. W. N. Coffee will speak at Maupin ' Van Robertson, who was a resident j Mrs. E. O. Pope Is visiting at the next Sunday morning and at The of Newberg at one time several years home of her son, R. L. Pope at his Dalles in the evening. He Is ago, was In town last Monday after-j home across the river in Marlon visiting these places as Con noon and called at the Graphic office County. . . ference Campaign manager in the for a ¿hat. Mrs. Harold Adams was here from Interest of the financial movement of A good roads meeting Is announc- Uhderwood,.. Washington, last week the church. His pulpit however will ed for one o’clock next Tuesday after- visiting her mother, Mrs, N. C. he filled during his absence by G. G. noon at the court house In McMlnn-(Christenson. Edwards and E- L. Silva. vllle to which all who arp interested w*. F. Edwards was here from Van- Gravllle Everest, who was over are invited. , couver, Washington, the first of the from his Laurel farm Monday, Mrs. Viola Gordier, who *>»» been week visiting his parents, Mr. and was boosting for Hoover for presi visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Jesse Edwards. dent and said Washington County Mrs. John Dunlap, left for her home The Presbyterian Church is very voters, irrespective of party, were at Santa Crus, California, the first fortunate to have Mr. and Mrs. P. F. freely expressing their desire for an of the week. | standish help them with the Easter opportunity to vote for him. He said John M. Scott,'general passenger Cantata Sunday Evening Apr. 4*. further that farmera were well along agent, and J. A. Ormandy, his as- , The choir of the Friends church with their work for this time in the sistant. were in Newberg Tuesday will give a special Easter service In Beeson. v » . • looking after the interests of the'gong under the direction of F. D. S. C. Morton, editor and publisher Southern Pacific. Frost at the Sunday morning hour. of the St. Helens Mist, who Is travel Rev. K. H. Slckafoone went to Bell-1 There will be a recital on Tuesday ing for thé Arco Company for the vue last Thursday yvhere he attended evening April 6 at the Presbyterian sale of paints, varnishes and en the funeral of an old time friend, I Church under the direction of Miss amels, the headquarters of the George Y. Davis who died at the age Britt. Admission free and the public company being at Cleveland, Ohio, o f 88 years after having lived on the;is cordially invited. w ar in Newberg Tuesday. The comp same farm since 1854, a period of Paul Darnell, son of C. H. Darnell, any recently established a branch «6 yean. ____ who spent the winter In Newberg, office In Portland which Mr. Mortm Attorney and Mrs. E. B. Korns, Of left the first of the week for the | is representing. Tracy. Minnesota, who spent the j Alberta country where he Will take to | Mim Thelma Mears and Ray Qrace. winter at Long Beach, California, i farm work again. of portiand. were quietly married on stopped over here for three days Dr. H. F. Ong, who has charge o f ! the afternoon of March 26 in the last week for a visit with Mrs. A. T ., ihe settlement of the estate of the , 8tudy 0f the Pesbyterian church. Miss Behnke, a former Minnesota friend. jate Thomas Prince, deceased, was out lo U i 8 Smith and Carl Wagoner at- Mack Trimble has sold his Interest) from Portland the first of the week tended the couple'. Rev. George H. In the Trimble Bros, blacksmith shop^in company with Harold Prince. jLee performed the beautiful ring to Geo. Killln and will leave shortly Miss Johnson who heads the do- j ceremony. Only a .few relatives and for Grants Pass. Mr. Agie has rented niestic science department at O. A. C. friends were present. After the cero- the rear of the shop and will con w as in Newberg a couple of days last \ mony a dainty luncheon was served duct a general wood repair work. week working in the interest of the ¡at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beaty will go millage tax for the state schools. , Littlefield, the latter being a cousin to Wheatland April 12 to attend the The Parent-Teacher’ Association ; of the groom, golden wedding célébration of Mr. will meet Tuesday, April 6. at 3 William, Gottlieb and August and Mrs. William Fowler, the par o ’clock- .Mrs. F raze lie of Portland.! Srhaad arrived home a-Tew days ago ents of- Mrs. Beaty, who were resid will speak about "Child Welfare. A j from Eustls, Nebraska, where they ents of this community in their iarKe attendance of parents is desir- -went to attend the furneral of their younger years. |Cd. .sister who died of pneumonia, fol- Tleorge Kaufman has traded his lowing an attack of the influenza I. W. Hill, who has been confined to his house the past three weeks property on Wynooeki street to J. H. ¡They say it is apparent that some- with the ‘‘flu’’ , was out with hta Lewis for residence property at New- body along the way is making a Chevrolet last Sunday for a little port and he and his sister are mov-|good profit from fruit sold in Neb- recreation, but will not venture out ing over there to make that their! raska that has been shipped from again until the weather becomes home. Mr. Lewis will come to New-/Oregon since they found dried prunes settled. H« la gaining strength berg with his family. * ¡being held at 35 cents a pound for rapidly. j Will C. C a rver.a wri"tei~baTK*j the ordinary grades and 50 Ceiua.t r An English gentleman named Salem Journal who Is running a, the best grades. Welch, who Bpent four years in war Hoover column in that paper, was in a meeting called for Tuesday even- relief work In France and Russia Newberg the latter part of last week jnR at (he hall for the purpo8e and who is now on his way home'setting material. He secured a pic-|oi organizing a Hoover club was pre- from Japan, will speak at college itur® oi one oi Hoovers ancestors and 9jded over by the Graphic editor, with chapel at 10 o’clock Friday m orning, i »ome material for a story of Mrs. M. C. A. Hodson acting as secretary for the evening. Twenty voters signified Any who may desire to hear him H. Bowerman. will be welcome. Poetors are out announcing a play, their desire to join such a club and held by b the 1 " Her MaJeflty’8 Ship” , to be given at It was decided to call the organ 1- The Jingle Social held Wood-Mar Hall on Friday night ofjzation ’The Hoover For President college auxiliary on Thursday even ,, , . , . ... next week by some 50 of the students Club” . It was also agreed to meet ing o f last week was quite well ; _ „ . , . .. . . and . the budding James lama. oi McMinnville College for „ the attended . , . bene- . . on next Monday evening at the same . J . fit of the Armenian relief fund. place for permanent organization. In Whitcomb Rileys were heard in v . . .. . . . ,,, „ . _ Tickets will be on sale at Kienle s the meantime any who may desire rhyme, each telling how they earned . I „ . .. ... „ „ Music Store at 55 cents, to affiliate with the club may leave a dollar for the auxiliary. It was an evening of amusement and recreation Mrs. David W. Hazen who* came their names with C. A. Hodson. All and netted some $56 in cash. Presi- out from Portland Monday to look Hoover boosters are Invited to attend dent Mills, Miss Mary Johnson and after their ten-acre apple orchard the meeting Monday night. Mrs. C. A. KeeneyT acting as Judges, out In West Chehalem was a caller Howard George, who recently awarded the honors to the ladies in at the Graphic office in the after- bought the Pickett place out at the foot of Chehalem Mountain, hied perference to the men ilnglara. ■ ■ noog. - himself away to Denver where on Wednesday of last week he was mar ried to Miss Gretchen Bayer, of Chi cago, who met him there. Soon after the arrival home of the newly-weds, a number of the neighbors gathered in to meet the bride and extend congratulations and a welcome to her as a new addition to the community life. Each household represented took a basket of lunch along, this adding zest and good cheer to the imformal greeting. Arthur George. ' bsoihoF « f ' Mowsedi has-boughl 3 4 acres of J. L. Haworth and he will al so locate in that neighborhood. RED DRAGON SQUIRREL AND GOPHER POISON Sure Death to p Squirrels and Gophers AT GRAHAM’S DRUG STORE Phone W hile 113 Eastman Kodaks Nyala Medicines Z popopopopopopopopopo — pop mpmoopopapopopopopapopopp* / REWBEBG CHURCH SERVICES Friend« Sunday school, 10 a. m., Asa Sut ton, superintendent. Morning worship, 11 o’clock. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Evening meeting at 7:30. Fred E. Carter, Pastor. Church of tLe Brethren Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a. m. / Young People’s Meeting at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday even- at 8 o’clock. v A cordial Invitation is extended to all to attend these services. Loca tion —corner of Hancock and Wash ington streets. John A. Reed, David C. Glick, Elders in Charge. For Sale— A slightly used pumping outfit consisting of pump, motor automatic cutout, 750 gallan, extra beavk Rust • ♦ . proof tank, complete except shafting and belting apply to YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO. W IRING, M O T O R S , RANGES, W ASH IN G M ACH INES VACUU M CLEANERS or any kind of /Electric Merchandise, we can supply your requirements. W e sell laboratory tested lamps, Edison Mazdas, they- are the best See us for anything Electrical Presbyterian Scorning worship.................... 11:00 Sunday school.. Iv ................. 12:15 Y. P. S. C. E . . . . . ......... ......... 6:30 Evening Song S e rv ice ............. 7:30 Prayer meeting Wednesday... S:00 George H Lee. Paecor. Yamhill Electric Company “ IT SERVES YO U RIGHT** Christian It’s no use Bible school 10 a. m.. Ethel Kieler. superintendent. Preaching services 11 a .m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30. The public is cordially Invited to all the services. K. H. Sickafoose, Pastor. t:o Money unless you Giltivate Haourene th e Sunday school 6:45 a. m. Preaching services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. " * A cordial invitation is extended to all. C. D. Norris, Pastor. ..“ .... 16 Free Methodist Sunday School at 10: A. M. Preaching: at 11: A. M. G. G. Edwards, will speak at this service, giving an appropriate Easter sermon. T" -.In the evening E. L. Silva will speak. These services will be full of inter est and we bespeak a gootf~ittend- ance. The public is cordially invited. Prayer meeting. Wednesday even ing. W. N. Coffee, Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and again in tha evening at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:30. The public is invited to any and all of these services. W. N. Coffee, Pastor. W'-o-Jv* ______ . . ... WHAT WOULD BE THE USE TO PLANT A H ELD OR A GARDEN AND THEN DESTROY IT ? W HAT’ S THE pSE OF MAKING MONEY, THEN W AST- ING IT T __________ _ ■ . IF YOU HAVE A LEAK IN YOUR PAIL OR TUB OR BAR REL OR PLUMBING, YOU STOP IT. WHEN YOU CARRY YOUR MONEY AROUND IN YOUR POCKET AND WASTE IT, IT ’ S A LEAK IN YOUR FUTURE— STOP IT. PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEW BERG, OREGON Friends Church, Springbrook :*eoeow<>eowow<>eoeow-.* NEWBERG Methodist Preaching every Sunday at the usual hours. Preaching services both morning and evening. 11, a. m. 7: 30 p. m. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Chas. E. Gibson, Pastor. Baptist Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. All are invited to these services. Seventh-Day Adventist Sunday school.............................10:00 Morning worship....................... 11:00 Christian Endeavor. .*................ 6:30 Worship............................ Prayer meeting W ednesday... 7:30 Carl F. Miller, Pastor. ---------- o---------- Subscribe for the Graphic and keep In touch with your surroundings. Sand and Gravel ALL KINDS OF SAND 7:30 AND G R A V E L F O R CEMENT AND ROAD WORK -:- -:- -:- OFFICE AND BUNKERS Foot of River St. Phone Red 135 Subscribe now for the Newberg • o e o o o e o o c^ oooooeoeoooeoea Graphic and get the home news. Beauty Hints Saturday: Sabbath school at 10:30 a. m., preaching service at 11:45. Wednesday: Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Beauty is one-fourth Nature and three-fourths Care. W e have on hand at all times a complete line of preparations designed to as sist Nature. A complete treatment that is low Church of God in price and thorough in results Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 "Frayer and testimony meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prof. Walter R. Miles, who has Chehalem Center Church the department of psychology in the Carnagie Institute of Boston writes Sunday school at 16. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Preaching at 11. Miles, that he is to be sent abroad Christian Endeavor at T. this month to visit the long estab lished laboratories in many of the Preaching at 7:30. countries of Europe, including Eng Prayer meeting Thursday evening land, France, Belgium, Norway and at 7:30. Sweden. He will attend a big con Business meeting last Thursday of vention of Scientists in Paris and al- eaeh month. so the Worlds Peace Conference of A. C. Martin, Pastor Friends in London, and will be gone six months. Mr. Miles was win Dundee M. £. Church ing orator when a student in Pacific College and graduated from the col Sunday school at 10 a. m. lege with the class of 1905. He Is Preaching at 11 a. m. recognized as one of the big men Evening service at 7:30 p. m. among scientists In Boston and New' Rev. J. H. Gillespie .Pastor. York. Co. Elkay’s Straw Hat Dyi Makes your old Hat Look like new Easily Applied, Quickly Dried In Sixteen Colors LYNN B. FERGUSON Prescription Druggist The REXALL Store NEW BERG, OREGON
