Ladies Share Picnic Themed Card Party In Newberg
About thirty Newberg women gathered at Mrs. E. E. Goff’s home for a Valentine picnic afternoon. Guests enjoyed a springlike setting, picnic lunch, a loganberry punch, and musical numbers by Mrs. Georgia Babcock, Mrs. C. A. Morris, and teacher Elsie Lee. Two young McEwen brothers recited verses, with visitors Pauline Lemon and Hal O. Simon among those from out of town.
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Geo. H. Lee
Georgia Babcock
C. A. Morris
Brownell
Pauline Lemon
Pratt
Kansas
J.C. Lemon
Hal O. Simon
Garrison
N. D
Social visit roundup at Anderson and Goff households
The record notes that a little son was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Anderson for a day or two last week. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Goff hosted a small group of intimate friends. Mrs. McEwen, visiting last month, has attended seven or eight social affairs in her honor.
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W. T. Anderson
Moose Give Reception for New Members
One of the winter season's social pleasures was an informal reception by the Loyal Order of Moose for a large class of new members on Tuesday night January 30 in the lodge auditorium. Invitations were restricted to lodge members. music came from the lodge orchestra and light refreshments were served.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Seth B. Dodge Jr
Irwin Kennedy
Sheldon Stubbs
Walnut Growers Meeting Set at Imperial Hotel in Portland
The Western Walnut association officers committees and growers will meet at the Imperial hotel Portland at 10 30 next Saturday February 3 to discuss scions winter pruning planting filberts and related topics of interest to growers.
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The
Western Walnut Association
Imperial Hotel
Portland
Kansas Setting New Pace on Banquet Smoking
A Lebanon Criterion letter argues Kansas will outlaw smoking at banquets and public gatherings, calling it humane while noting it will curb the nuisance of secondhand smoke and assert social etiquette shifting against male smoking in crowds.
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State of
Kansas
Lebanon
Notes for Farmers on Liming and Alfalfa Planting Practices
The United States soils east of the ninety fifth meridian require liming for optimal alfalfa development. Avoid sowing on thin soils with shallow bed rock or hardpan. Alternate early and late maturing corn rows to boost yields. Use multiple varieties to hedge against moisture shortages.
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United States
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S. Dpt. of Agriculture
Missionary Rev Troxel to Speak at Sunday Services
Rev Cecil Troxel on furlough from China Holiness Mission will deliver a 2:30 and 7:30 Sunday message in the Hall at First and Center streets. He is described as fluent and deeply spiritual and aims to stir missionary zeal with a message from China. An invitation to all is extended by Dr E P Dixon and Miss Muriel Dimmock.
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Cecil Troxel
China Holiness Mission
First
Center Streets
Mr. Troxel
China
E. P.dixon
Muriel Dimmock
Dating Note Promotes Baptist Church Chicken Pie Supper
Save your date for the church event at the Baptist church on February 22 featuring a chicken pie supper. The notice urges community attendance and indicates a fundraising or social purpose.
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the Baptist Church
Services At Newberg Churches Highlight Weekly Schedule
Methodist Episcopal church invites community to Sabbath school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 Epworth League 6 30 and evening sermons 7 30 Mid week Bible classes and C E programs Sunday officers at home Mrs Best and various prayer and Bible services noted The Nazarene church anticipates leaving the Hall this month with a growing Sunday school morning worship 11 evangelistic 7 30 led by Rev Troxel from China message titled Come thou with us and we will do thee good.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pearl Richard
Christ
Christian Endeavor Ideal
Mr. Troxel
China
QO. F. Goettel
H. C. Dixon
S. S
Pacific College Examinations and Basketball Results
Examinations for the first semester began Tuesday and run through Friday with the second semester starting Monday and a predicted enrollment rise. The Indians beat Philomath 22 to 8 after a Chemawa loss 28 to 26, and are set to face O A C for the state title next Saturday in a close rematch after defeating the Board of Trade seconds 46 to 12.
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Indians
Chemawa
Philomath College
P.C
P. C. Seconds
Board of Trade
Local Oratorical Contest Awards School Honors
Six contestants spoke before a sparsely filled auditorium. Alta Gamm won first place, Marguerite Cook second, Mildred Benson third, with the trio sweeping all honors. Gamm will represent the school in the state contest at Corvallis on March 9. The School of Music held its second recital of the semester Monday night and the program was well attended and pleasing.
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Alta Gamm
Marguerite Cook
Mildred Benson
Miss Gamm
Corvallis
School of Music
Evangelistic Meetings Opened By Local M E Church
The M E church begins meetings February 4 and continues indefinitely. In a move to support home institutions, officials urge patrons to favor local merchants. The aim is to do good for all people with courteous treatment, good singing and practical preaching, inviting everyone without denominational lines.
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M. E. Church
Signatures Commit to January 11 1917 Pacts
The undersigned agree that work can proceed once all loud crew ters sign. The agreement takes effect January 11 1917 and lists signatories A Bashaw John Illig W S Mills A Swanson John Dobbins G B Howland C H Ellis Geo Hanson H J Repp E E Yarnell E L Eckerson Harlan Smith C B Cummings T L Cummings H Ehret G W Christenson W P Heacock F Patterson Thomas Herd W E Terrell C R Williams B F Crites J P Jensen F C Groth C F Groth F L Clemmens Robert Jensen T R Rood Allen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bashaw
John Illig
W.S. Mills
A. Swanson
John Dobbins
G. B. Howland
C. H. Ellis
Geo. Hanson
H. J. Repp
E. E. Yarnell
E. L. Eckerson
Harlan Smith
C. B. Cummings
T. L. Cummings
H. Ehret
G. W. Christenson
W. P. Heacock
F. Patterson
Thomas Herd
W. E. Terrell
C. R. Williams
B. F. Crites
J. P. Jensen
F. C.groth
C. F.groth
F. L. Clemmens
Robert Jensen
T.R. Rood
Allen Smith
Good Position In Railway Telegraphy Offered To Youth
A good position can be had by any ambitious young man or lady in railway or commercial telegraphy. Following Congress eight hour law a demand for operators has grown. Pay ranges from 75 to 80 dollars monthly with opportunities for advancement. Write Railway Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon for full details.
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Oregon
Pauline Kline
Corvallis
Millie R. Trumbull
Portland
Turner Oliver
LaGrande
Sarah A. Evans
Trumbull
Senate
House
Congress
The Blooming of Mary Ann at Duncan's Hall
Rex Chehalem Club presents a four act play The Blooming of Mary Ann on Thursday evening February 15 at Duncan's Hall. Benefit Parent Teacher Association. Proceeds support a local PTA project.
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Duncan’s Hall
Mary Ann
Rex and Chehalem Advance Club
Teacher Association
Pacific College Opens Second Semester With New Courses
The second semester at Pacific College starts February 5 with enrollment underway. New classes begin in Psychology, Education, History, Government, English, Mathematics, Bible, Biology, Physics, Public Speaking, Home Economics, Music, and more. An academy track adds English Civics General Science Botany Solid Geometry. A Hebrew course is offered for the first time through Rev. G. H. Lee, potentially two hours weekly. Business students may enter, space permitting, after the first week.
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Pacific College
G. H. Lee
Dr. Lee
Senator Garland Eyed as Democratic Governor Candidate
The Oregonian reports Senator Samuel L. Garland as a leading Democratic governor candidate. It notes strong support in Linn County, while party strategy favors nominating Ben W. Olcott as the Republican candidate two years ahead, potentially leaving Garland as a symbolic challenger.
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Salem
Oregonian
Samuel L. Garland
Senate
Linn County
Garland
Ben W. Olcott
Lebanon
Blake's Hawaiians at Baker Theatre Monday Night
A celebrated troupe of singers instrumentalists and dancers performs a newer kind of entertainment blending sweet Hawaiian and American popular music. The event showcases enchanting haunting music and promises a memorable evening at the Baker theatre on Monday February 5th.
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Blake’s
Baker Theatre
Pd Adv
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Ralph McEwen
Arlington
Newberg
E. E. Goff
C.C. Chapman
Walnut Growers Meeting
Newberg Churches
Methodist
Christian
Bible School
Lord’s Suppertates
Nazarene Church
Rex-Chehalem Club
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