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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
5
Newberg Square reports show a busy week with visits from McMinnville Salem and Portland residents. Local events include a civic club meeting a funeral a fire at the Fairbanks residence and multiple property and business updates.
The high school plans an entertainment with the Eastern Jubilee Quartet at Duncan's Hall Saturday evening. A new member, Mr. Lewis, joins as violinist and is noted for high grade playing.
The article lists Newberg church activities with times for Bible school at 9 45 a m and a morning sermon at 11 00 a m and evening services at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m The text names several leaders including Lester Jones Ethel Kieler Omar Fendall and S P Timberlake Also noted are Wednesday programs in the evening and a B Y P U devotional topic What my denomination expects from its young people
Mr George visited Portland last Saturday while Miss Edith Brunquist prepares to enter her mother Mrs Brunquist of Hogg River. Last Wednesday and Thursday students were outdoors in response to a fire call. Miss Corbett has returned from Corvallis to begin teaching again after a short absence.
The Phi Lamba Sigmas hosted a social for the Pierians last Thursday. Botany students collected flowers for their analysis work. Tennis courts are being prepared for the season and weather permitting tournaments may begin. Domestic Science plans luncheons on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The pedagogy class under Mr Stanbrough shows progress with eleven weeks of teaching and fifteen weeks required for certification. Coach George reports the baseball practice versus Pacific College with Baird and Young forming a strong battery. Upcoming schedule includes April 15 alumni game, April 22 Forest Grove, May 6 McMinnville, May 13 Salem, May 27 Forest Grove, May 30 Salem, and June 3 McMinnville. Mrs Sarah Grover has been ill with her grandchildren visiting. Mrs John Carter suffered a stroke last week and is hoped to recover quickly.
Harold Haight was a Sunday guest at the A Hertig home. R Fitzgerald of Portland spent the week at A Hertig's. Mr and Mrs Monte Sleeper called at A H Boyd's on Thursday. Jim Evans and Roy Patten of Portland were guests at the W T Evans home. C H Christensen and daughter Beryl of Dayton called at the John Carter home on Sunday. Hazel and Theresa Boyd with Hesgard and Oliver Worden spent Sunday at A H Boyd's. Mrs O A Rice and son Walter of McMinnville spent the weekend with the A Erickson family. Aunt Lou Carter has been ill the last few days and we hope she will be back soon.
Miss Ethel N Morris will present readings and solos at the Chehalem Center Schoolhouse on April 14 at 8 o clock in a benefit event for medal contest work. The program ranges from humorous to dramatic and pathetic and admission is 26 cents for adults and 15 cents for children up to 12.
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