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N E W B E R G G R A P H IC , T H U R S D A Y . J U N E 2. 1921
Largest Irculatiaa la YasshUl County.
N. L. W iley received a letter from |
SUNNYCRRST
his son-in-law. Rev. Astleford frotn i Don’t forget to vote for carnival
California, stating that Mrs. Astle- I i queen.
lord is seriously ill with pneumonia. !
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W. H. Hubbard was home for Sun-
Mrs Reed Chambers and son from day and Memor|a, Day vl8lt,ng wlth
Salem came down Tuesday to visit
Sunnycrest folks.
The Graphic wants a good, live cor» with friends.
Mr. Chambers came
Rufus Tucker and daughter. Ritha.
respondent In every community. If Saturday. They left* for home on
spent Decoration Day at Hopewell,
your district is not represented, Monday.
their former home.
phone or write us for our proposition.
The 6th grade graduation exer­
Mark Hanna, eldest son of Mrs.
cises were greatly enjoyed by all who
attended. The house was beautifully -C. A. Carter. has.been quite sick the
FERNW OOD
decorated, and the three girls and past week. He has an abcess In his
Mr. and Mrs. C. Gettman and fam­ three boys looked very nice.
Mrs. head that has been proving serious.
ily spent Sunday, in Portland.
Martin was very proud of the class.
The cr^w of men who have been
THE U N I V E R S A L C A R
The Ladies Embroidery Ciub will
The picnic was a great success constructing a road to haul piling
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meet at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hol­ Friday, the last day of school. The from E. P. Dixon’s, report the work
land Thursday, June 9.
about
completed.
In
a
short
time
dinner was served in cafeteria style
Mrs. N. D. Brouillette was called to with ice cream and cake. All the trucks will begin hauling to the
Stletx. Oregon, on account of the parents attended to show their ap­ river.
Illness of her father, Mr. Cobb.
preciation for the work done by the
Several of ’the people of this lo­
In the f ew y e a n it has been on the market, the Ford One-Ton Truck h a»
Mrs. U. S. Bryant and children pupils and teachers durfng the year.
cality helped Mr. and Mrs. Linas
motored to Clatskanle for Decoration
Christenson make merry at their
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mounted rapidly to popularity. D a rin g the past year, more than one-third
Day,'and to visit with relatives.
home in Chehalem Center last Sat­
of the total number of tracks sold in the United States, were Ford One-Ton
C H E H A L E M M O U N T A IN
urday, evening, everyone reporting a
Miss Ruth Baker and a party of
good
time
Bertrand
Snyder
is
on
the
sick
list
friends motored to Astoria Sunday
Trucks. It is a record of achievement made entirely on demonstrated merit.
morning, returning Monday evening. this week.
Al. Nanvitz and two of his brothers,
W herever the Ford Track has been naed— on the farm, in the city, its
Beryl Deford has returned home who work in Portland, took advan­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryant of
tage o f the fine weather and the va­
Clatskanie, Oregon, were week end from school at Eugene.
sure economical service and simplicity have made it a success. So that
guests of Mr. and Mrs. U.\S. Bryant.
Mrs. J. P. Jones and son, Wayne, cation last Monday and went to the
today it is a necessity for the Wholesaler, the retailer, and the farmer. It
mountains
for
a
fish.
They
left
Sat­
School closed last Friday, May 27, spent a few days last week visiting
urday evening and returned Monday
after a very successful term. The in Portland.
offers efficient and economic hauling for every business. Demountable
evening.
program held in the morning proved
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, and their son
Rims and Pneumatic Tires..
Mrs. T. W. Anderson was hailed to
to be a great success, after which a and daughter-in-law motored to Port­
Seattle because of the death of her
basket lunch was served in the grove. land Sunday.
The Ford One-Track Track costs le u to buy than any other tru ck ; it
daughter, Mrs. A. O. Peterson, on
A ball game was held In the after­
The house on the Collier farm at
noon between Fern wood and the Scholls was destroyed by fire Wed­ Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson
costs le u to operate and le u to maintain. Added to this, is the Ford service
of Seattle, who have been visitlpg
Agricultural class of Newberg high nesday night.
organisation; spare parts and Ford mechanics are always convenient and
at t*e Anderson homfc returned-with
school, the score being 16 to 14 in
Mr. and Mrs. Peati Ottis and son. Mrs. Anderson.
A
favor of Fernwood.j The eighth grade
ready to keep the Ford Truck on the job. | The Ford Truck cuts delivery
exercises were held In the evening. Benny, spent Monday with Mr. Ottis’
Sunnycrest Is to lose one of its
mother.
Mrs.
Humphreys.
’
costs.
Because o f increasing demand, orders should be placed without delay.
A splendid program was prepared by
oldest residents soon. A. E. Moore
Louis Hulit and wife from New­ has sold five acres of his place. In­
the eighth grade which was enjoyed
W e w ill give yon prompt attention. I f you have any doubts on the subject
by all. County School Superintend­ berg were on the mountain Monday cluding the Implements, and expects
drop
in to any of the undersigned Authorised Ford Dealers and get further
visiting
friends
and
relatives.
en t Duncan gave an address and pre­
to locate in Newberg.
“ A lf” has
sented the diplomas.
Those who
Mrs. Hoffman’s sisters, the Misses lived on this place for over thirty
facts.
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graduated were Aruthr Wolghemuth Mabel and Winnifred Smith, from years, hewing a farm out of the ttm-.
Wanda Renne. Mae Bryant, Elizabeth Portland are visiting at the Hoffman her.
Selfken. Freddie Adolph. William honje.
Let everyone living In the Sunny-
-Gall, Marrion Everst. Edna Roberts.
There were quite a few people ciest neighborhood" wake up and cast
KUene Abernethy, Elva Livengood, from the Mountain at the cemetery as many votes as possible in the com­
Ellen Shref, Adelaide Everest. Ernest Monday for the exercises and for ing election for Queen o f the Berrians
Htesen-. Eugene Sandoz, and Everett decoration of the graves.
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to represent Newberg and vicinity
Gettpian.
Mr. and Mis. Ira McCormick mot­ at the Rose Carnival. The candidate
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ored to Portland Saturday and Mrs. from this neighborhood is miss Retha
McCormick's sister. Miss Jesse Peter­ Fisher. Don’t /orget it. Boost hard
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son. returned home with them.
Miss Nellie Kinney was a school
.Saturday evening a very enjoyable
The Roy McDougall family and
visitor on Tuesday.
ice cream social was held at the
Miss Burnham called on Howard John Devault who is visiting them
from Portland, spent Sunday at Day- Hubbard home, a very interesting
Boyd on Wednesday evening. „ ^
and entertaining program was ren­
ton and at the’ Lafayette locks.
Miss Grace Carter and Jerr Hatch
dered by the young people'of the
W
ill
Finnegan
started
Wednesday
- were Sunday callers at the Fay Har­
Little Carrol Warner passed from , Duncan and wife from Salem. Miss
H OUSEH OLD H IN T S
for an extended visit in eastern and neighborhood. Something over eight­
ford home.
southern states. He goes from here een dollars was'taken in for ice cream this life Saturday afternoon follow­ Thed Duncan from Portland. Mrs.
If you have a large ironing to be
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook of New ­ to Missouri and returns by way of the profit going to Miss Ingred Ok- ing a long illness lasting more than a McCoy and Mrs. Evans from New­ done and the feet become tired, try
berg have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. California.
sonen. who is in the T. B. hospital year. She has recovered enough to berg.
slipping off the shoes and standing
at Salem.
be up and around and everyone sup­
Wm. Carter.
Westbound Southern Pacific trains on ,» thickly folded comfort. Thin
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. McCormick and
posed
that
she
was
nearlag
recovery
beginning Friday evening, passed ! will rest the feet.
Miss Mildred Burnham spent Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis visited in
Sunday several autos left Sunny­
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urday and Sunday with the A. H. McMinnville Sunday of last week crest quite early. Their destination but the first of the week a relapse through here with hardly standing I — ..... .
Baby’s and young children’s shoes
set in that proved fatal. She was a
Boyd family.
with Mr. McCormick's and Mrs. Mc­ being the home of Mrs. Harley H all’s happy, ever smiling little soul, whose room. The passengers were evident-, may be patched on the soles by using
ly Portlanders who took advantage:
Mrs. N. P. Nelson of West Cheha- Ginnis’ sister and family, the Mes- sister, who lives near Aurora. Those
enjoying the trip were: Mr. and Mrs. chief delight was to be helping oth­ of the opportunity to get away from I pieces of the tops of old shoes and
lem called on her mother, Mrs. Wm. singers.
| adhering with china cement. These
Harley Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Linas ers. The funeral was held at the that city for Sunday and Monday.
•Carter, Sunday.
We suggest that “ The Berrians” Christenson and small son. Mrs. Mc- Dundee church at 2J)0 p. m. Tues­
patches often last as long as the rest
Last Monday being Memorial day, of the sole.
Mr« Lowe’s daughter. Emma W ar­ Join the mountaineers at the picnic
day.
The pall bearers ¡were the.
Credie
anr
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
De
A
found some of the farmers very busy
ner. came home Monday very ill to be held at Pleasant View school
Vore and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Misses Lena Fankhauser, Pauline picking strawberries, while others
If there are mixing bowls that
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Sunday, June 12. It would be a good
Chas Graves., Mrs. A l.N a m itz and Powell, Inez Anderson. Isabella Allan.
There will be preaching at the place for country and (own to get small daughter, Mrs. Homer Fisher Ruth Bennett and Hermena Fank­ spent the day attending services in didn't get washed while the meal was
school house next Sunday at 3 o’clock together. Consider this an invitation and daughter, Retha. and Elmer and hauser, all of whom were dressed in the different cities and towns, yet preparing, try scraping o ff the
there were a few who took advantage doughy mixture that clings Jo them
and come.
Everybody come.
Delmer Hall. Picnicing was in order white. Rev. Gould of Newberg of­
The dance given at Date Hutchen’s and the day was thoroughly enjoyed ficiated. This whole community of­ of the opportunity and spent the day with half a used postcard or an old
School will end Friday much to the
visiting card. The cardboard hugs
fers their real heartfelt and deepest picnicing.
delight of everybody, especially the Saturday night was supposed to be by all.
close to the glaze, making a clean
of
sympathies
In
the
bereavement
of
We
are
indeed
proud
to
boast
of
at
a
surprise
on
the
men
folks
but
they
poor school board.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Warner and fam­ least one who w ill be in the forthcom­ scrape.
asked too many questions and found
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Sallee and fam­
DUNDEE
ing dramatic high school play at
out all about it, but never the less
ily-
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Before trying to pull threads in
ily visited with the Harlan Smith everybody had a fine time. A large
Mrs. Ella Langellier spent Satur­
Newberg entitled ’’ What Became of linen, run a very damp cloth along
family at Newberg Sunday.
S P R IN G B R O O K .
Mary Jane.” She will take a very the line where the thread is to be
crowd was in attendance, there be­ day and Sunday with ¡friends In
The board of directors have en­ ing young folks from Newberg, Che- Newberg.
W. D. Bryan went to Lafayette last prominent part In this play. The lot pulled. You will be surprised to find
gaged Miss Blanche Ruihraff of Sea­ halem Center, and Laurel, besides
fell to Miss Florence Heater, one of how easily the thread will come out
"Gusty” or rather Miss Augusta Monday.
side to teach the coming year.
all the home folks.
our most popular young ladies.^. We If pulled while wet.
Nelderberger is now chief superin­
Charles Davis went to Sheridan on
feel no better choice could have been
Mrs. Anna Sallee and Mrs. George
tendent at Devore’s store.
Tuesday.
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Instead of scouring off the surface
Wenger and Mise Clara Wenger all
made for this difficult role.
A large number of people came to
Mrs.
W.
E.
Burke
returned
borne
W EST CH EHALEM
called on Mrs. Hertig last week.
Much anxiety Is being felt among of your white kitchen sink, try using
Dundee on Decoration day to visit last Saturday.
Miss Winona Sn.ith is visiting near the graves of friends and relatives
Miss Gladys Hertig left Saturday
some of the farmers regarding the a dish mop wet with weak Javelle
D. B. Putman went to Sherwood on forthcoming blackcap crop, as rumors water. The stains disappear as If by
morning for Newport where she has Oregon City this week.
buried here.
business Wednesday.
a position as head waitress in the
are current that the local cannery, magic and the Javelle water will not
Mrs Do If visited with her mother
Mrs. Earl Honing has been here
BTis8 Stella Hubbard visited rela­ which is owned by the Rupert Co., is harm the enamel in your sink or
"White House restaurant.
and sister in Portland last week.
for some time visiting the home folks.
not going to operate this season. bathtub. This method is particularly
Mr. tives at Rex Saturday.
Delmer and Lillian Hertig and
Miss Gertrude Strong made a trip Herman Schmid and family.
However,
at the present as the facts valuable through fruit canning time,
George Post returned home after a
Mrs. Ivan King, of Burlington, mot­ to Portland last Saturday with the W. Horning was here Sunday.
stand
it
is
not certain whether it as the Javelle water will remove all
visit
to
Willamina
last
Sunday.
ored to Mist. Oregon. Saturday to C. Smith family.
Prof. Powell gave a splendid exhi-’
will
operate
or not, but it is hoped fruit stains quickly. Remember that
visit the Johnson family.
Mis Elsie Winters from Portland
Ralph Baker spent several days last bition of sight singing at community
that
before
many
days the troubled Javelle water Is poisonous so keep it
The good visited with her parents here on Sat­
The men from Ribbon Ridge are week visiting relatives and friends hall Saturday evening.
out of the baby's reach.
minds
will
be
set
at
ease.
work Mr. Powell is doing is greatly urday.
-donating quite a lot of work on the at Mill Plain, Washington.
new cutoff around the oldfW alker
Mr. McDonald and wife were week
H. C. Baker visited his parents, appreciated.
bill. When this road is completed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baker of Forest
Miss Mabel Swink, accompanied by end visitors at the home of/Mr. and
4t will make motoring a pleasure for Grove Monday of this week.
Mr. Ballinger, came out from Port­ Mrs. Dunton.
■everybody.
P. H. Hammond was called to Port­
Noel Hesgard. a former West Che- land Sunday to visit with Mabel’s
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haJetn boy, was married Wednesday mother. Mrs. E. E. Swink. The two land last Saturday on some unex­
REX
of this week to a young lady from took dinner with the A. A. Parrett pected business.
family.
Laurel
wood.
On last Thursday Grant and Rol-
Burton and Isabel Frost and Edna
You are invited to attend a pro­ lin Heater, In company with Frank
Mr. and Mra Morgan were in at­
Asmus have the measels.
gram given by the Yamhill county Carlisle, motored to Portland on busi­
The farmers around Rex are very tendance at the church services here federation of Woman’s Clubs at com­ ness.
Sunday.
Come
again.
W
e’
re
always
busy picking strawberries these days.
munity hall next Saturday. June 4.
glad to see new faces at the church.
Due to rapid progress in the con­
Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan visited
in the afternoon. Several speakers struction of the new mountainside
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sullivan and are listed.
Monday with the lather’s sister, Mrs.
road, a portion of It Is now passible
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fitzpatrick of
Jay Ditto.
Mr. Devore departed last Thurs­ to traffic.
Newberg motored to Salem last Sun­
day for North Dakota, having re-
Dennis Mills and wife spent Decor­
Miss Daisy Newhouse. who has
ation Day at her father's homes W. day to attend the Knights of Colum­ 1 ceived word that his father was cri­
been teaching school at La Grande,
bus banquet.
tically ill. In writing home Mr. De­
L. Wiley.
• Mrs. E. G. Fendall and Lois, and vore said that his father died just Oregon, returned home last Saturday
Several young people around Rex
for the summer months.
$
Mra Virgil Fendall were shopping in before 9ie arrived there.
went to Gottlieb Schaad’s home to
Portland
last
Wednesday.
Mrs.
Yer-
A
few
trees
of
early
cherries
are
play tennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morecraft beginning to ripen, which indicates
gen and daughter. Lela, were also
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have
bought
and
moved
the
old
Chas.
Fred Shaad was home from his Portland shoppers last week.
the wonderful climate In this valley
Parrott barber shop building onto
wvrk at Springfield over Sunday. He
The Upstreams class and their their lot Just back of the Sub. station as compared to other localities.
left Monday evening.
George Lacy, wife and son, ac­
teacher, De Vere Fendall, went on a where they will remodel and rebuild
The highway was some busy “place hike last Saturday afternoon up the
companied by Mrs. Lacey’s father,
oa Monday for many people took at- Rt:d hills. They had a good time It Into a residence where they will were visitors at the P. H. Hammond
reside.
vantage of the holiday.
home last Sunday. They are from
roasting and eating ’dogs’ and buns.
E. U. Marr and Fred Hutchinson
Mr. Jenkins has his wood hauled Twelve boys made the*hike.
1 were both visitors with Elmo Shan- Portland.
down from the timber.
They are
C. E. Newho&ae returned home on
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sallee and t w o j nahan and Uel Marr In the Sigma
piling It here by the track.
daughters, of Ribbon Ridge attended Phi Epsilon house at O. A. C. during Friday, after spending a few days In
Sirs. Frankie Martin will preach thte Sunday school and preaching the Junior week end festivities. They various cities In western Washington
next Sunday at the Rex ..Friends services
at the West Chehalem were surely given a royal welcome in the interest of the local strawberry
church. Everybody Invited.
church and then motored In to New­ and shown a mighty good time while growers union.
The wilderness did not provide planing
Mrs. Frost entertained at dinner berg to visit Mrs. Sallee's sister. Mrs. there.
The present harvest of the straw­
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Cham­ Harlan Smith.
John Sanders, traveling passenger berry crop has brought Into thiacom­
mills to supply our forefathers with well fit­
bers. Mesdame* Eaves, Haskett and
A very enjoyable program was ren­ agent for the S. P., visited Mrs. munity. from different localities,
Ditto.
dered by the pupils o f the Ewing Swink here and made arrangements quite a number of strängen», who are
ting flooring. Even the rudest kind of floor
There have been several applica­ Young school, which was a credit to for week end excursions during the assisting !n the harvest.
required many days of hard labor.
tions sent in for the Rex school, but both the teachers and the children summer months.
Of course they
’ Two new arrivals, who hale from
too late, as the teachers have been A very pretty flower exercise was were thinking about these folks who Kansas In the persons o f C. Brown
given by a group of little girls. The seek the beaches when the weather and Hattie Dyer, who are the son
hired for the coming year.
and daughter of Mr. Brown, ar­
Mrs.* Erickson and baby left, fori play, "L ittle Gray Man,” was very gets warm.
their home Saturday, at Salem. She | well given, the interlude between the
The many friends of Clarence Mil­ rived here a few days ago.
visited here with her parent's. Abe scenes being filled in with music by ler were sorry to have to bid him
To add more to market moving fa­
thre« violins, a mandolin, and a pi­ goodbye Just before he moved out cilities, a motor truck was added to
Jenkins, for several weeks.
can jiow be procured from us for practically
ano.
of our community Tuesday morning. care for the hundreds of crates of
A very enjoyable and profitable He went to that part of the state of strawberries which are now being
any purpose, at prices that will please. Being
time was had by all present at the W. Washington near the mouth of the harvested and shipped Into Portland
a permanent part o f your building, your
C. T. V. institute last Friday.
A Columbia river where he has a good and other points.
ntimb'-r of Newberg and Chehalem position.
We found Mr. Miller a
At the special Invitation of the
flooring stock shouTd be carefully selected.
Center people were In attendance. good steady dependable fellow, clean
Delta Kappa, a Greek letter fraterni­
Rev. Brock and Mrs. Lottie Hannon In habit and ever willing to offer
ty, located at Corvallis, Roll In Heater
gave the principal addresses of the a helping hand. He >was secretary-
Let us belp'you pick the kind that will give
and Charles Carlisle spent the week
day
Mrs. Amoth. Mrs. Rice, and treasurer of the Young Men’s Sunday
end there. The occasion was Junior
best service for your particular building.
Mrs. Nelson gave talks on "Dlsarma- School class and an active worker
class week end at the O. A. C.
nientj’ "The Liquor Problem,” » and In the Epworth League. He will be
Two carloads of lumber, the pro­
"Amendments” respectively. Henry missed by many. On Monday even­
Amoth reviewed the Flying Squadron ing a number of his friends gave duct of a nearby sawmill, were
address given in Newberg some time him a farewell reception in the form shipped out the first of this week,
ago
Music was furnished by local of an out door bonfire party. One which shows that the lumber Indust­
talent
Mrs. Amoth, Mrs. Virgil of his friends stood up and gave him ry Is slowly reviving again despite
Fendall and Lots Fendall sang a trio, a brief toast to wblch he responded the almost prohibitive freight rates.
Visitors at the Duncan Bros.’ farm
Mrs. Morgan a solo, and Miss W i­ by thanking every one for the ln-
nona Smith gavc a selection on the terest manifested In him during, the ovsr the week end were 8. 8. Duncan
violin
and wife from McMinnville, J. A.
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time he has resided here.
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