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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
3
Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Fourth Sundays 2 30 p m Special Divine Healing services. Pastor C H Phillips invites all to attend with improvements hoped to attract more parishioners.
A church calendar lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 p m preaching at 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Dr Gib son was voted vacation leave on the last Sunday morning The Van guards were entertained by the King's workers class at Mrs Z L Chamberlains home Friday evening Over sixty guests enjoyed a bonfire and hot dogs on the well lighted lawn
The Christian Church announces Bible School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. with sermons promised for next Lord's Day. Evening services include a sermon on Is The World Really Getting Worse and a talk Campbellism Exposed. C. E. programs run 5 and 7 p.m. with room for sermon and song. The church aims to be a community asset improving Newberg.
The notice sets the morning WIP meeting for eleven o'clock and the evening service for eight. The quote proclaims blessed is the man whose watch keeps church time as well as business time, signed by Pastor Fred E. Carter.
The Sunday school at 9 45 is led by superintendent R E Gray. W R Jewell will preach both morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8. Adelphian society gathers Friday at 2 30. Members are urged to attend for the church’s success.
The Motor asks readers to assess their role in Sunday school activities and commit to full participation. It challenges whether students are attenders or absentees, and urges enlistment to boost class and school efficiency to one hundred percent.
Neighbors are urged to attend the Newberg Camp No. 113 Woodmen of the World goat sale scheduled for Monday night July 18. Clerk Tom Tyndall announces the event and invites the public to be present.
On July 19 1921 at 8 p m the Yamhill County Community Federation will meet at the Commercial Club rooms in McMinnville Oregon to coordinate county interests. The group aims for a progressive yet safe constitution and by laws and invites all to attend for an evening of business and entertainment led by L L Thornton secretary.
Nearly 300 tons of Royal Anne cherries were shipped to eastern points by the Oregon Growers Co operative Association. The perishability of the fruit means such large shipments are rare, but early reports indicate the cherries arrived in unusually good condition. Additionally, over 100 tons of black cherries were sent.
Newberg Camp No. 113 W O T U will hold its semiannual installation on Monday evening July 18. The officers installed include J W Bartlett consul commander R L Parker advisory lieutenant Clifford W Jones escort James E McWhangel watchman George W Jones sentry W J King manager 18 months J L Hatch treasurer 12 months.
A Wichita repair shop in a Kansas City Star item quotes a young man seeking work who claims three years at Ford, saying he was "the man who tightened the twenty third bolt" in the assembly line. The boss questions the department, turning the anecdote into a humorous job-interview moment.
The City of Newberg Oregon proposes street work on River Street from the south line of Fourth Street to the city limits. Work includes grading remodeling curbs drainage and five inch gravel bitulithic pavement at an estimated cost of 28431.16 to be paid by abutting property as provided by city and state law. The council will meet July 25 1921 at 8 pm to hear objections and remonstrances. By order of the council recorder Rebecca W H Smith dated July 12 1921.
Annie E Branch estate transfers 60 feet of lot in Deskins add Newberg to Ella Dorton for 608 dollars. Burke to Harris 12 acres Chehalem Hill for 800. Laura R Clark to H W Clark 9.62 acres Sec 32 T5S R5W for 10. Henry W Clark to Russell Taylor 18.19 acres Sec 32 and 57.5 acres in McKune DLC for 12000. Coon to McMinnville school district lots 7 & 8 Beaumont Park add for 650. Kidd to Kidd 2 lots Cal Pari add for 300. Korthaner et al to Henry W Clark 9.62 acres Sec 32 for 400. Lawlor to Houser 0.5 acre in Newberg for 109. Mattey to Anderson lots 1 & 2 J Matteys Orchards for 3000. McDougall to Zwick 23.74 acres Eastabrooks DLC for 1. Milladge McElhaney to Zimmerman lots 1 & 4 Town of Yamhill for 109. Roberts to Iva Vincent 163 acres Wm Dodson DLC T2S R5W for 10. Stults to Sitton 63.44 acres M Sawyer DLC for 7000. Warren to Mrs Jones 220 acres Green Rodgers DLC for 5. Yorton to Matt Mouss E2 acre Lot 6 East Sheridan Subdivision for 10.
J C Golcord, administrator, and Clarence Butt, attorney, announce final accounting for Calvin W. Doe deceased in Yamhill County Oregon. Hearing set Monday August 15, 1921 at 11:00 AM in McMinnville Court House to hear objections and approve the settlement and discharge the administrator. First publication July 14 1921. Last publication August 11 1921.
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