Sunday Night Booster Meeting for Pacific College Support
A crowded Sunday night service at Friends Church featured remarks by Rev. Chas E Gibeon and other faith leaders urging community support for Pacific College. Speakers stressed Christian education, local leadership, and the need to fund the college to prevent closure, urging unity across denominations.
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Friends Church
Pacific College
Chas. E.gibeon
M. EB
Fredingiee
Resta
United States
Methodist Church
County Court News Report On County Finances Incomplete
J G Eckmen of the Telephone Register says the Yamhill County Forum request for a full statement of 1919 highway funds and project expenditures will not appear in current county papers due to heavy clerk's office work. The Forum resolution urged disclosure of treasury balances and work completion percentages to inform taxpayers and quell rumors.
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J. G. Eckmen
Itor
Telephone Register
Yamhill County Forum
Slerk
Salvation Army Home Vice Drive Sets May Dates
The Salvation Army Home Vice drive runs May 1 to May 10 in Newberg county quarters. W W Silver chairs the organizing group with W Woodworth as vice chair and R J Moore secretary. Committees include Publicity led by E H Woodward with Frank Cummins and John Larkin. Speakers headed by R J Moore with Clarence Butt and S M Calkins. Fernwood chaired by W A Parrish with Mrs W Boyes. Rex chaired by N L Wiley with Asmus. Chehalem Center led by Wesley Wire with Richard Everest on publicity. West Chehalem led by John A Smith with Z E Chamberlain on publicity. A meeting will discuss drive details with a Portland speaker to advise. All outside fees to be completed. chairmen to call meetings and form solicitation teams. Quotas for each territory to be announced at the general meeting.
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Salvation Army
Newberg
W. W. Silver
W. Woodworth
R. J. Moore
E. H. ‘Woodward
Frank Cummins
John Larkin
Clarence Butt
8. M. Calkins
Mittee
Fernwo@i
W. A. Parrish
W. Boyes
Bryant
Rex
N. L. Wiley
Asmus
Chehalem Center
Wesley
Wire
Richard Everest
West Chehalem
John A. Smith
Z. Ee Chamberlain
Portland
Tere
Passing of Rev A C Marth in Portland Oregon
Rev A C Marth born 1878 in Lyon county Iowa died 1920 in Portland Oregon aged 41 7 3 a longtime Oregon resident and minister served in Newberg Quilcene and Leland WA and Chehalem Center OR. He studied at Friends Pacific Academy Pacific College and Cleveland Bible Training School and married Frankie Leona Hollingsworth in 1903. The funeral was held at the Friends church with remarks by Rev F E Carter Rev Homer Cox and Dr T W Hester.
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Lyon County
Iowa
Portland
Oregon
Newberg
Friends Pacific Academy
Pacific College
Frankie Leona Hollingsworth
Friends Church
Friends’ Missionat E
Alaska
Cleveland Bible Training School
Cleveland
Ohio
Quilctne
Leland
Washington
Chehalem Center
F. E. Carter
Homer Cox
Oregon Yearly Meeting
T. W. Hester
Gladys Beatt
Eva Miles
Lowell Edwards
Lester Perisho
Answers to Questions on the Pacific College Test
Answers list for the General Information Test from Pacific College. Names include EB H Woodward, C J Edwards, A C Stanbrough. topics span geography, history, science, literature, and notable public figures. The items cover elections, science facts, world events, and various organizations.
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Pacific College
Graphic
EB. H. Woodward
Coffee-Silva Wedding Held At Free Methodist Church
Miss Caroline Mariet Coffee wed Locke Silva in a Monday ceremony at the Free Methodist church with Rev. B H Alberts officiating. The bridal party included Miss Nina Coffee and Glenn Herald as best man. reception followed under cherry blossoms and cedar boughs.
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Free Methodist Church
Caroline Mariet Coffee
W. N. Coffee
Locke Silva
Pacific College
Miss Coffee
Mr. Silva
Nina Coffee
Glenn Herald
Portland
B. H. Alberts
Seattle
Alberts
Ss BS
Party in Honor of Miss Freda Kane
A ladies gathering at the country home of Mrs. Pilcher near Rex honors Miss Freda Kane the Rex bride elect. Guests decorate with peach bloom and daffodils, gifts arrive in a large basket, toasts are read, towels are hemmed, a two course repast follows. Out of town guests include Mrs Lilknitter Mrs Grohs Mrs A H Dean Mrs Nellie Wallace of Portland and Mrs Oliver Evans and Miss Helen Scott of Newberg.
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Semmer
Miller
Lilknitter
S. B. A. Trip to Portland Includes Initiation Scene
Last Friday evening twenty four members of the Security Benefit Association chartered a large bus and two cars leaving Newberg at 7 to visit Kirkpatrick Council in Portland. They witnessed initiation of candidates and observed team work with pictures and tableaux. Refreshments were served and a pleasant evening followed. The Newbery Council meeting night was changed from Saturday to Wednesday with the next open meeting Wednesday night.
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Security Benefit Association
Newberg
Kirkpatrick Council
Portland
Newbery Council
McMinnville Good Roads Group Declines Advisory Committee
At a McMinnville court house meeting, citizens discussed road matters and a proposed bond issue. The assembled group agreed a road master should be appointed, and a five member advisory committee was proposed but declined due to lack of legal status and time. Members pledged support for the bond and urged county officials and voters to cooperate on funding and paving with state aid. G. L. K.
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Court House
McMinnville
Yamhill County
Yamhill County Good Roads Association
Givens
A. J. Bewley
Good Roads Association
Sam Laughlin
Yamhill
George Kelly
Newberg
Elms H. Campbell
Hopewell
H. C. Patty
Amity
C. Apperson
Oae
State Highway Commission
C E Speaker to Tour Oregon in May Rally Dates Set
Clarence C. Hamilton Christian Endeavor World field manager tours Oregon in early May with rallies in Medford May 1 and 2. The organization started in Portland Maine 39 years ago and operates in over eighty denominations with headquarters in Boston. Hamilton recently returned from France where he served as a YMCA war worker and will speak in Newberg May 12.
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Clarence C. Hamilton
Christian Endeavor World
Oregon
Medford
Christian Endeavor
Portland
Maine
Boston
Massachusetts
Hamilton
France
Y. M C
Frances Elliott Chosen May Queen
Frances Elliott, senior and popular student, elected May Queen after a lively college contest. Her grace and charm suit the honor, with further celebration details to be announced next week.
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Frances Elliott
Miss Elliott
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