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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
2
The timetable lists northbound trains from Newberg to Portland and return trips, with arrival and departure times for Nos. 356 354 358 382 360 262 and their Sunday or Saturday services. It also notes trains 365 and 358 discontinued between Newberg and McMinnville.
Effective May 1 1919. Leave Portland Leave Newburg from Parlor Pharmacy times 8 30 A M 1 00 P M 9 30 A M 10 00 A M 11 00 A M 11 45 1 00 P M to 6 15 P M reservations for theatre par es etc call 506 Panama Bldg Portland Main 6105 or Parlor Pharmacy Newberg White 35 no reservations less than 60 cents no charge less than 25 cents look for the Triangle Union emblem.
Mrs Etta Hall traveled to McMingville on Tuesday. Keith Elliott of Portland visited with Elwin Smail over the weekend. Floyd Duncan, a returned sailor, is home visiting J T Hess. A A Post and wife left Tuesday for Pacific City and nearby seaside resorts. R W Staley and daughters Clara Violet Elsina left Thursday for Montana and Nebraska. Sunday guests at Chas Shires included Daisy Newhouse Mabel Rush and Mrs Rush of Newberg, with Orlo Baldwin and son Dick of Portland. G C Palmer and son Cecil toured from Bend to visit E B Ridgway, then Dundee to see Cyrene Palmer. Mr and Mrs Walter Rodgers and their guests and Mr and Mrs John Crater visited Mrs Marie Christianson and celebrated her birthday. Mr and Mrs Wm Smail hosted a Sunday gathering honoring Mesdames Marie Tangen Mary Johnson Etta Hall and Misses Bilete Tangen Marguerite Johnson with guests Keith Elliott Carlos and Edward Johnson.
A visitor notes vast rivers offer natural freight routes while railroads lag. The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues rivers and canals could transform commerce, citing the Pacific Atlantic link built by American effort and urging expanded river systems and waterways to support heavy freight and national growth.
The Newberg Ministerial Association denounces a sermon critique as misrepresentation and filibustering. It cites alleged distortions of Sabbath doctrine, including Binney’s position, and questions the integrity of the reviewer in a public dispute over Adventist beliefs.
A fragmentary note describes Wise Wan and juror related chatter about birds flocking near a sleeping person. The text hints at plans to check a location and seek rest, mentioning a possible gathering or event with minimal readable details.
Article discusses reconstructing the manufacture of artificial mother of pearl used for buttons and other items by German techniques. It notes wartime disruption and that prior to the war most supply came from Germany. Mention of industry figures Ri J. Ww and H. Dow.
The morning sermon by the pastor at Newberg Church discusses protestantism with a prelude on the Jewish Sabbath and the Lord's Day. A union service is held at the Park in the evening.
Sunday school at 10 a m meeting at 11 a m CE 7 p m union services at the Park in the evening at o clock. Fred B Carter Pastor.
The Church of the Brethren invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., and a Young People's Meeting at 7 p.m. The notice is signed by Pastors J. A. Reed and D. C. Glick.
Morning service at 11 on the topic A Secret About Prayer and a Prelude Saturday Jesuits. Evening union service at Park at 8 with singing by a big choir. All gospel churches and ministers join in the movement. P S C B 7 00 to 7 46 Our Relation to Parents and Home. Sunday school at 9 45 with H Craw as superintendent.
Rev J A Hopper will lead the quarterly meeting services starting Friday evening and continuing through Sunday. Sunday afternoon features a Home Missionary meeting with a program to be presented. The congregation will join other churches at Park in the evening. W N Coffee Pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist plan ongoing nightly meetings in the Gospel tent at Newberg with Evangelist Bell presenting practical religion topics including What Must One Do to Be Saved. Sabbath school is held every Saturday at 10 30 a m followed by preaching at 11 45 a m under Pastor B J Cady.
Morning service at the Baptist church will occur in the church building this Sunday. The pastor has returned and will preach in his own pulpit on the subject Out Dwelling Pisce.
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