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KEWIERO GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, MA1GH t l, IMS
C orrespondence
SPiraOBSOOK
Asa Butler is on the sick list.
Mrs. Sinter Thorne was a Portland
visitor last Friday.
Mr. Atkins' new barn is rapidly
■earing com plet ion.
Ferris White is spending the
spring vacation from O. A. C. with
the home folks.
Mr. Jones is assisting P. H. Ham­
mond in his building preparations
on the highway.
The C. E. society enjoyed a busi­
ness and social session last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Haworth.
Mrs. Leora Baron of Win Jock.
Wash., is spending some time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Hod son. Mr. Baron will join her in
a few days, when they Will decide on
a new location.
The young people of the commun­
ity gathered at the home of Sidney
Boot last Friday evening to remind
htm of his birthday. The party
numbered twenty-nine in all, who
thoroughly enjoyed the fine supper
and games and music which followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoggard will give a
concert at the school house next
Monday evening. These people are
Mind and are graduates of the
school for the blind. They are well
educated and prepared to entertain
any audience. One-third of the pro­
ceeds will go to the school. A good
crowd is anticipated.
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held a meeting last Friday evening.
The program consisted of a dialogue,
“ The Country School.” given by Mrs.
Mina Ramsey ss the seool ma'am,
the Misses Frances Waylett, Eleanor
and Kathryn Ford and Violet Staley
and Bennie ShiregJU scholars. This
was a comedy and very laughable.
The "coon scholar" was exceptional­
ly good. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crater
put on a comedy about a newly mar­
ried couple taking a train, which
was especially good. J. R. Hess gave
two good readings which were highly
appreciated. After the meeting ad­
journed a social time was spent,
while the committee sehred cake,
sandwichee and coffee. There was a
large crowd, notwithstanding the In­
clemency of the weather.
WEST CHEHALEM
Mrs. Chris Roberts joined the la­
dies aid society Wednesday of last
week.
Charles A. Deach went to New-
berg last week to see his brother.
Frank Deach.
Mrs. D. P. Shaw and little son.
Virgil, have been visiting in Port­
land with relatives.
Mrs. Alice Budh and Ethel Bush
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and .Mrs. E. JG. Fendall.
Frank Vincent visited with his
brother V. A. Vincent of Newberg,
last Sunday and Monday.
Otto Lefiler has arranged for the
following year to rent the Van Osdol
farm which has recently been sold.
Floyd Shaw. Donnie Smith, and
Louise Nelson from Pacific academy.
Kenneth and Lois Fendall from O. A.
C.. and Ralph Baker from Pacific
University are all enjoying some time
at home on account of the college
SUSBYCU8T
' spring vacation.
Miss Goldie Nolan has become th e' The .^services "follow ing regular
**eandy kid” at the Palm Cafe in Sunday school next Sunday will be
Newberg.
j given ov& to the Christian Endeavor.
Eugene Hubbard made a business A dinner and social time will follow
trip to Portland the latter part of this, which is given in honor of Miss
Ella Macy, who taught school at
last week.
Mrs. C. A. Crate# haa been acting Ewing Young for three years. Every­
as nurse for Percy Hubbard in New­ one is cordially invited to attend all
day.
berg the past few nights.
The W. C. T. U. peace oratorical
C. W. Bradshaw and B. M. LeFevre
contest,
which was held in the local
put in a few days soliciting the Dun­
dee territory for the Farm Bureau. church last Sunday afternoon was a
success from the word go. The meet­
They report very good success.
ing was presided over by the West
W. H. Hubbard has been a Sunny- Chehalem president, Mrs. E. G. Fen­
erest visitor for short Intervals dur- dall. The first half of the program
lug the past week. Mr. Hubbard was was taken by the Chehalem Center
called home on account of the illness entrants who follow: Miss Katherine
o f his son, Percy.
Ford. Mr. Kenneth Wilson. Mr. Nor­
Mr. and Mrs. Homer- Fisher and man Cook, Miss Dorothy Hess, Miss
family of Gresham and Linas Chris­ Florence Howland, gnd the Misses
tenson and family of Newberg were Elva and Alta Bixler. While the
Sunday guests at the Harley Hall judges were making theiv decision
home.
the audience was favored by an
Mr. Stubblefield’s mother came to agony by the local choir. The judges’
■Halt him last Sunday and expects to decisions were then read by Wm. V.
make an extended visit.
As Mr. Dolph. Miss Florence Howland, who
Stubblefield has been batching for spoke on the “ Secret of Devotion”
some time, ha says there is nothing was awarded first place and the med­
al. Norman Cook, with “ Which Shall
- like mother’ s cooking.
Mr. Dillinger, who works on the we teach. War or Peace?” won sec­
Allen Fruit Co.’s orchard in the Red ond place, and Miss Dorothy Hess,,
Hills, has been hauling out some lum­ with “ fipver in Church" won third
ber to make a foundation for a tent place. This event was far from be­
house on hie own place. Mr. Dilling­ ing without competition.. The last
er expects to leave the employ of the half of the program was given over to
Allen Co. soon ahd put in his entire West Chehalem, which was repre­
sented by Mrs. A. H. Boyd, Mrs. N.
time to improving his own farm.
P. Nelson, Mrs. H. L. Amoth and
A. O. Peterson made a trip to east­ Mrs. E G Fendall The fifth compet­
ern Oregon the latter part of the past itor. Mrs. W. E. Morgan, was unable
week. He says the railroad is ex­ to attend. Competition was especial­
pecting to make some improvements ly keen In this and some were al­
within the near future. Mr. Peter­ most breathless as Mr. Dolph an­
son says there are several jobs of nounced the judges’ decision, award­
construction work to be opened up ing Mrs. N. P. Nelson's “ The Pig and
within a short time. He thinks this th* Hen- flr8tplace. only first place
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lnd Catlon ° f bPt er tlmes 1 was awarded for obvious reasons,
coming shortly. ^
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waa ^ goodly number from
Chehalem Center who attended the
CHKHAT.T.M GKHTICB
program and also quite a few people
Ribbon Ridge. The three
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and from
tittle daughters came over Sunday judges. Mr. Zenos E. Perisho. Mr.
from Rex to spend a few weeks at Cecil F. Hlnshaw and Ellis H. Beals,
are all from Pacific College. We
the home of Mrs. Mary Johnson.
Mrs. John Graves received word believe the program was very well
from her son, Burbin Graves, who given and generally well received.
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ia in Indiana, that he was down sick
DUNDEE
with rheumatism. Burbin went east
Mrs. Susan Hewett of Portland is
last fall for a visit with relatives in
visiting her niece. Miss Sally Beck.
Indiana and Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayward are
Miss Frances Waylett went home
last Friday evening and word was home from their trip to New Eng-
rsceived Sunday that she was sick , land.
and unable to return Monday. Mrs.
Grace Johnson who is attending
Mina Ramsey took charge of th e! college at Salem was home for the
primary room during the absence o f . week end.
Miaa Waylett.
| Mr and Mrg Bruno Hornberger
Last Sunday afternoon Mrs. Tan- were Monday guests of the home folk
gen. president of the W. C. T. U.. i at park Hill home.
—ent to West Chehalem with her
David Marr is spending his vaca-
J * 7 Jnt??tan.t?’ who
i tlon"traveling w 7thTh7o“ A.“ c. bind.
contested for the sliver medal, M i* , Dav,d play8 first cornet in the band.
Marion
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r irion Cupples receiving the medal. | „
Hiss
rw>roth» Hess
H mw joined
<nfn»i4 th.
M r. and Mrs. Michael Mueller are
Iss Dorothy
the riaiu
class
last Sunday. The Misses Florence preparing for their trip to France
Howland. Alta and Alva Bixler, Nor­ They expect to leave sometime in
man Cook and Kenneth Wilson com­ April.
Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth, parents of
pose the class. They did very nice-
ly. Miss Florence Howland received Mrs. Abernethy, have purchased the
the silver medal. The West Cheha­ Roy Robinson place and will make
lem ladies put on a contest also, by Dundee their home.
the ladies. Mrs. N. P. Nelson being
Elmo Shannahan is home for his
the winner of the medal there.
vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Shannahan
The parent-teachers' association also have for their guest Mrs. Stow,
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The Ford A gency is the place to buy
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Agency in Newberg and carry a com ­
plete line o f Ford parts.
G e t Our Prices os Both New and Used Fords
W e also carry Tires, Tubes, Oils and in
fact everythin f in the auto supply line.
Newberg Motor Co.
Gas 26c
Phone W hite 7
house mother of the Sigma Phi Epsi­
lon fraternity of 0. A. C.
Fred Hutchinson is home from 0.
A. C. for the mid-term vacation. He
says that being “ green” had nothing
to do jrith his homecoming, though
both sides of the recent contestants
were "white” to him.
A meeting of the memorial park
association is called for eight o’clock
on Friday evening, March 24, at the
Dundee library.
Plans for spring
work will be discussed and It ia hoped
that all interested in Dundee’s beauty
spot, honoring our boys, will be In at­
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoggard. two blind
persons, who are traveling and giving
a musical and literary entertainment,
were greeted by a good-sited audi­
ence at community hall on Tuesday
evening. Everyone present was de
lighted with the character of the pro­
gram and the talent of Mr. and Mrs.
Hoggard.
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It started off with the white yell
givens by the greens. That the greens
were as enthusiastic over the victory
spirit of the whites as they were over
their own attendance victory waa ev­
idenced by the length of the yell, a
jaw-breaker to commit to memory and
a roof-raiser when given. The occa
sion was the chicken supper given by
the greens to the whites to honor the
latter in their securing more mem­
bers for the Sunday school for a given
period than did the greens Rev. Mc-
Abee was geperal manager of the oc­
casion, ably assisted by S. S. Supt.
Ward Bahringer and W. S. Allan,
toastmaster. After the yell, the audi­
ence all Joined in singing a “ Carry
on Chorus” to the tune of "There's a
Long, Long Trail a Winding,”
There’s a little Christian steeple
Beside the highway thru our town.
And it calls. Oh, Dundee people.
Here’s a smile for every frow n!”
When the bell rings Sunday morning.
Whether weather’s dark or fair,
We’ll be on our way together.
For there’s always sunshine there.
Then followed a prayer by the sup­
erintendent. Supper was then an­
nounced. apd such a supper! Whites
and greens and guests of the evening
all did their best to show apprecia­
tion of the efforts of the cooks. The
tables were appropriately decorated
in St. Patrick color and white. Ev­
eryone was having-a fine time when
suddenly the lights went out.
A
short wait for explanation was re­
lieved by the pastor appearing with a
beautiful three-tier birthday cake,
bearing eighteen lighted candles. The
cake was placed before Gleason John­
son and Rev. McAijee, in a few words
of congrati^ation, expressed the sen­
timent of the assembly in wishing the
young man many happy returns.
Gleason was then, told by ¿he pastor
’that he could have bat one blow and
that *all the candles remaining light­
ed would tell how long it would be
before he. the pastor, would have an
opportunity to $arn a fee in perform
ing a very happy ceremony for the
young guest of honor.
Evidently
Gleason does not intend that that
happy occasion shall be long in com
ing for he mustered his forces Tor a
mighty effort and all of the candles
went out at once. Speculation Is now
in order.
Daring the evening Uie
following program was given: Re­
marks, “ A Short Course," Rev. Mc-
Abee; toast, “ Our Superintendent,”
Mr. Barnes; vocal duet. Misses Stev­
ens and Fankhauser; toast, “ Sunday
School Growing Pains,” Prof. Ailor;
toast. "Keep on Keeping on,” Mrs.
Morecroft;'a reading, Mrs. Hollings­
worth.
All present pronounced it
one of the happiest occasions of the
year. Congratulations are extended
the whites for their efforts in mem­
bership and to the greens for, their
happy way of paying off the debt of
pleasure.
TAD HITT.
Rufus Stahlnecker is setting out
four acres of hops.
Mrs. Russell has been having a
round with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiser were in Sher­
wood on business Saturday.
C. A. Kramien spent Wednesday
with his aunt, Mrs. Will Smith.
Mrs. Al. McCullejr is very poorly
again, we are very sorry to report.
Chris Ives and Jim Parrett are tak­
ing out piling on the Joe Thornton
place.
Mrs. A. Johnson attended the Re-
bekah lodge in Buttevllie on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen have moved
back on the farm with their son,
Clarence.
C. C. Loucks has been on the sick
list for the last week and is just able
to be around again.
Mrs. William Russell and Mrs. A.
Johnson spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Jack Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson, who had the
Charley Sellwood place rented for the
past year, moved to Washington last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
moved back to their home here last
week after spending the winter In
Oregon City.
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H. C. Courser and fatally attended
the wedding of R. C. Arnett and Miss
Clara Delmarter in Sherwood Tues­
day evening, March 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiser, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Case and baby and Mrs.
Minnie Graham spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kiser.
Ellis Parrett has been home tho
last few days nursing a gathering in
his ear.
He ia employed on the
Southern Pacific bridge gang.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Parrett, Miss
Martha Struve, Bruno Struve and the
St. Clair young folks attended the
dance in Buttevllie Saturday evening.
The hard winter has done a con­
siderable damage to grain and es­
pecially the young clover which .was
killed entirely. Fanners are resow­
ing clover.
Mr. Dahlqulst, who drives a truck
from -here to Portland every day with
milk, cream, eggs and all farm pro­
duce. is preparing to move In the va­
cant house above the hall, known as
the St. Clair house.
Mr. Hanvllle, our mall carrier, is
back on the route again after an ab-
Largest
Under Auspices o f
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the Newberg Fire Department
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P M M n tu f the M OST STARTLIN G mnd M art W EIRD ILLUSION
Ever ( ¡ T e n on
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Bew ildering in die Extrem e! Fascinating in its Apparent GruesomeneMl
Challenging the Scientific W orld!
A n entire evening o f Spiritualistic Manifestations, Crystal f ix in g and Mysti-
cism. Questions o f business, love, m arriage and travel truthfully foretold.
O LD STA R TH EATR E
T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y ,
M A R C H 2 3 and 2 4
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sence of four months and a half on
account of sickness. Everyone is glad
to see him back again and hope h is1
health will permit him to continue.
Dr. Romig of Newberg was out to
see Mrs. Frank Shain, who fell and
; Axe made of the best fibrk and oord, have extra heavy tread of
broke her ankle. He says it Is doing
especially prepared rubber that gives marvelous wear.
nicely and she can alt up Borne. Her
daughter, Mrs* Woods, who has been
- Try them and let them prove for themselves what they will do
caring for jher, went to Portland on
for yon.
Saturday, returning Monday.
Thursday, March M . was Mrs.
Sold by
Jack Smith’s birthday and Jier child­
last Bret St JH. P . E llio tt & S o n s Nttbarx, On.
ren came home to spend the day and
help celebrate her 69th anniversary.
“ BE SOUND ALL AROUND“
Those present were* Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and
John Watson, a brother of Mrs.
Smith.
powder here by the time they are MARY PICKFORD PORTRAYS
Mr. Whitlock came out from New­ ready for it.
A VERY INTERESTING ROLE
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berg last Sunday to bold singing ser­
vice at the hall. Misa Eva Miles
BIRD LECTURER COMING
^ When "Through the Back Door,”
Miss Terrell and Mr. Cecil Pearson
Are you Interested in birds? Do Mary Pickford’a fourth United Ar­
accompanied Mr. Whitlock to aastst
tists production, comes to the Baker
with the singing. Mr. Silver brought you want to add to your knowledge Theatre next Wednesday and Thurs­
of
them
as
well
as
spend
an
enjoy­
them out in his car. Owing to the
day, admirers of this winsome and
bad weather, there wasn't a very able evening? W. A: Elliot, pres­ wholly refreshing little star will have
ident
of
the
Oregon
Audubon
society
large attendance. Mr. Whitlock says
an opportunity to view her work
they will come again when the and an authority on birds of the from many interesting angles.
northwest will be at the high school
weather is settled.
As an orphan, then a war refugee,
next Wednesday evening at 7:45.
The Commercial Club will give a He has more than 100 colored stere- also an Immigrant and finally a serv­
dance at the ball Saturday evening, opticon slides of birds common ant— thus does Miss pickford step
March 25. R. H. Wall, C. H. Ives around Newberg and will relate from plane to plane In the social
and Mrs. George Smith resigned on many Interesting anecdotes of their scheme until her true identity is at
the entertainment committee after habits. ..
last revealed.
serving eight months. C. A. Allen,
Because her step-father consid­
There will be no admission charge.
president of the club, appointed a Biology students and their parents ered her a burden, because her nurse
temporary committee to serve until and friends are especially Invited. lied about her, and because her own
the May election, when new officers Don’t forget the time and place, the mother didn’t recognize her, she suf­
will be put in. Mr. Allen appointed high school, Wednesday, at 7:45.
fered many heartaches and disap­
on this new committee, Mrs. Frank
pointments.
Despair and discour­
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Kiser, Clarence Kramien and C. M.
Tell your friends how much you agement were her constant compan­
Kiser.
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A large crew of men and two teams
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worked on the new road through
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and all the trees fallen. They bucked
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them out of the road. It will take Opera company, playing In Portland Mary's own. Charles Rosher was the
about two more days to finish this this week, owns and plays a Gul- cameraman.
work and then they are ready for the l bransen player piano. You should
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