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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
3
The Ministerial Association will meet at the Presbyterian church office next Monday at 10:30 a.m. All city pastors and nearby clergy are urged to attend to discuss important matters. Signed W N Coffee Secretary.
Special meetings at the Free Methodist church closed last Sunday. Evangelist Mr Kloteback left for Penawawa Washington to meet an engagement. Pastor W N Coffee will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning. Woman's Missionary Society to hold a Home Missions meeting in the evening with a program led by Mrs Lettle Youngs. Public invited.
The regular W C T U meeting is planned for Wednesday December 10 at 2 30 PM at Mrs J B Hollingsworths 6514 West Fifth Street. Topics include What Shall I Render to My God Country and Community and Race Betterment and Health with speakers Etta Moore M J Newlin Rev Carter Rankin Edith Minchin and E H Utter. A birthday luncheon will be served and six members will act as hostesses. The prior November 19 talk Home Problems by Rev George Lee was praised.
The Episcopal church announces a forty two million dollar nationwide drive with a two hundred forty thousand dollar Oregon diocese quota. Beginning December 7 an every member canvass will reach all Episcopalians as parishes pledge weekly gifts to fund expanded work including a university social center, chaplains for logging camps, and future Northwest headquarters in Oregon.
An essay debates the Perfect Gentleman archetype through wit and satire. It contrasts noble intent with self serving pose, noting the enduring tension between ideal behavior and human flaw. A lampoon of male vanity traverses literary names and moral dilemmas.
A Cleveland man uncovers an 1853 letter from Hon John W. Allen editor and congressman dismissing a railway across the continent. The writer urged bold transport plans while Allen advised prudence noting the author’s age and wealth. The piece ends with a nudge to subscribe for more local news.
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