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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
10
The Christian Science Society invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Wednesday services at 8 p.m. on 106 South College Street with a Sabbath day of prayer on December 18 at 11 a.m. and 9:45 a.m. Sabbath School. Evening tract-evangelism discusses conversion. Midweek focus on Christ's birth with scriptures and reflections, urging a thoughtful Christmas season.
Sunday school at 9 45 am preaching at 11 am Epworth League at 3 30 pm preaching at 7 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm.
The Church of God lists Sunday school at 10 00 a m worship at 11 00 a m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 36 p m The article notes every fourth Sunday has a 2 30 p m meeting inviting all to attend and benefit from the sessions.
Rev W H Cox pastor at 315 College street guides Sunday events with 9 45 Sunday school led by Mr Gray 11 00 sermon titled Consider Our High Priest. Sunday evening B Y P U led by Miss Nye 6 30 with 7 30 sermon What kind of seed are you sowing. Wednesday prayer 7 30 choir practice 7 30.
A full day at the Friends church includes an eleven o'clock sermon by President Pennington on the church’s task, a large basement luncheon, an afternoon talk by Rev. Carter on Stewardship, and an evening program led by Mary Pennington, Helen Hester, Cecil F. Hinshaw, and Cecil Pierson with a college double quartet performing and the audience highly appreciative.
The Nazarene Church celebrated its first Sunday in a new building on December 11 with a communion service led by district superintendent Rev. G H Hunt. The church thanked the mayor for park seating and the American Legion for long use of their hall. Monthly services included Bud Robinson programs and regular Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 46, morning preaching at 11, a youth session at 6 30, evening sermon at 7 30, mid week prayer Wednesday at 7 30, and a watch night on December 31. Pastors C D Norris invites all to attend.
Mrs Kendall of McMinnville spoke at the morning service led by the church W M S. She cited 3200 foreign field baptisms and 52 new missionaries sent last year, noted Newberg Christian church as a major Oregon recruiter, and highlighted Americanism and mission work. The Bible school enrolled 120 with 119 present. new officers were chosen, Claudis Sloan to lead as superintendent and Ethel Keiler resigning after faithful service.
The article notes continued leadership with Alva Heater as secretary Therman Evans treasurer Wilma Cornell pianist Mrs Sickafoose chorister and Mark Hanna librarian. The Intermediate C E session re elected Mabel Fortune president. Christmas supper planned Friday December 23 at 6 pm with church members providing edibles. Sermons titled Pauls Christ and Infallibly Safe set for Sunday. Bible school at 9:45 and services through 11:00 4:00 6:30 and 7:30 with prayer Wednesday at 7:30. All welcome.
A district quarterly meeting for the Salem district will be held at the Free Methodist church on North Main Street starting Thursday evening December 15. W. N. Coffee will preside with ministers and laymen from the district assisting in services through Friday and Saturday.
The union training class invites all to its December 19 meeting at 7 30 pm. The lesson covers Abijam to Zadekiah and welcomes visitors. Fred Yergen serves as secretary.
Rev Dr David M Steele of Philadelphia argues Christmas integrates with the year's broader progress. He says the season teaches gentleness over force and tenderness as the earths strongest power fueling charity, hope, and shared cheer beyond a one time display.
The Park Addition Sunday school drew forty nine last Sunday with smooth substitutes for absent teachers. Rev. Phillips led a pleasant thirty minute afterward service and Rev. Rounds is expected next Sunday. Community hall projects progress as donations and improvements continue. Sunday school starts at 2 30 p m.
Practical tips on restoring velvet pile with hot water and basins, using soda to brighten clothes, organizing drawers with wooden partitions, repelling mosquitoes with vinegar or lemon juice, and trapping ants with a sweet sponge. Also promotes Snapfil Pens as gifts and Campbell's Confectionery offers.
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A hostess is surprised by an unexpected visit from the Unim Dignity Company and anxious about entertaining them. Her daughter May senses the tension but notes cheerfully that they have “a pretty good dinner after all” as guests are seated.
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