Closing Week at Pacific College Recaps Commencement Events
The community attended Pacific College’s closing events with strong academic and social participation. Miss Esther Terrell received the college scholarship for the top academy graduate, as Rev. Robert E Pretlow gave a noted address. Alumni demonstrated in a performance of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch with Jessie Britt starring.
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Martin
Woodward
Wood- Mar Hall
Mies Lyra Miles
Stella Hubbard
Mi Te
Academy
T Rst
Minthorn
Prof. W. Signbuck
Herbert C. Hoover
Belgian Relief
C. J. Wards
Helen D. Ha
Alumni Association
Détie
Jessie Britt
Mrs. Wiggs
Mrs. Wiste
CBR
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Jessie E. Britt
W Biedens
Eae
Pang Nelsonustral
Old Glory Poem by James Whitcomb Riley
Poem excerpt in Riley voice exploring the name Old Glory and the flag's meaning. The speaker asks who gave the flag its name and recalls the banner's rise and bearing. It reflects reverence for the flag, its history, and the enduring sacrifice behind the nation’s symbol.
Newberg High School Graduates Quietly In Friends Church
The Newberg high school graduating exercises were held in Friends church on Friday evening with Supt A C Staplrough presiding. Twelve graduates were shown in Graphic with accompanying names. Diplomas were distributed by S P Timberlake. Kenneth Fendall received a prize and scholarships were awarded to Harold Lee.
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Newberg High School
Friends
A. C. Staplrough
Als
S. P. Timberlake
Eieersaalions
Miss Murl Dimmock Shower at Goettel Home
On Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O F Goettel a miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Murl Dimmock in honor of her approaching marriage on June 21. The pink and white decor and music set a festive mood as friends presented gifts and expressed warm wishes. Attending were Mesdames J H van E Hodson Wodson Smith Greene Pitman Hutchens Huffman Wright Hutten Hanson Goettel Sharp Sharp Wilcox Haynes Whiton Hodson Weeks Dimmock Dixon Woody and others.
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O. F. Goettel
Mildred Whiton
Miss Dimmock
Mesdames
J. H. Va
E. A. Hodson
J. Wodson
E. A. Smith
R. W. Lewis
E. F. Greene
C. Pitman
Ira Hutchens
H. M. Huffman
E. A
Sunshine Club Day Meeting Details and Attendee Program
The Sunshine Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Huntington’s home with about 60 attending a chicken and hot biscuit dinner. For the program American readings were presented by several members, instrumental solos performed by Miss Blythe Owen, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Way and Mrs. Huntington. The event included G A R veterans and decorative yard displays with national colors.
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Sunshine Club
Huntington
George
Scott
Snow
Byers
Hayward
Dodge
Bankson
Bohall
Vicksburg
Blythe Owen
Way
Woodmen Camp 113 Bonds Support War Effort
Camp 113 Woodmen of the World subscribed for liberty bonds as a show of loyalty to the government. A recent resolution binds all members who enlist to maintain assessments and dues, in effect protecting families during wartime.
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Woodmen of the World
The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian Price Notice
A listing notes a one year subscription price of two dollars for The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian. The fragment indicates a publication price offer without additional details.
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Graphic
Oregonian
Ford Garage Ad Offers Auto Services On Second Street
Opened garage at Second and College streets. Offers oils repairs washing polishing and auto livery. Cars stored and serviced with guaranteed work. Contact W. S. Stull with phone numbers Black 198 and Blue 186.
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College
W. S. Stull
Fire damages Larkin Prince hardware store. losses insured
Last Thursday at 1 30 a blaze struck the Larkin Prince hardware store. Volunteers fought the flames with prompt water and prevented total destruction. Losses pertain mainly to stock and damaged siding with insurers covering figures for most parties. The firm is compiling an inventory for insurance adjustment scheduled soon.
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Bray
Missey
Larkin-Prince Co
Opening for Young Man at Puget Sound Navy Yard
The Civil Service Commission seeks male applicants for a treasury special helper at Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Washington. Pay about 2.80 per diem. Duties similar to general help in RIY in Page and Navy aid. Applicants must be sophomores in general engineering, 18 by oath date, and provide college statement. Applications accepted until further notice with Form 1800 to Labor Board Puget Washington.
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As Goes
Trury
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Washington
Navy Aid
Alee
Labor Board
Twenty Fourth Annual Gathering of Friends Opens
The Oregon Year Meeting of Friends begins its twenty fourth annual gathering with delegates from Oregon Washington and Idaho. Levi T. Pennington presides as clerk. Daily business sessions start at ten and two with daily worship at eight each morning and evening. Further reports follow next week.
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Oregon
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Alta Gumm
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Aani Miles
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Robert H. Dann
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Irene Hodgin
Ruth Mendenhall
Mary E. Pennington
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Em Levi T. Pennington
Robert E. Pretlow
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Murl Demmock
Ford Garage
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