Church Services and Weekly Schedule July 18 Invitation
The church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m by Rev F B Lewis. Evening evangelistic service at 8 p m by the church youth. Midweek prayer Thursday 7 30. Fourth Sunday 2 30 special Divine Healing. Bible School 10 a m, Beat the slump. Junior C E 5 p m, Senior C E 7 p m. Pastor C H Phillips.
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F. B. Lewis
Secial
Bible School
C. E
C. BE
H. Phillips
Sunday School Programs and Flag Day Service
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with a Children Day program. Morning preaching at 11 00 a m featured children’s numbers and a children's anthem. Evening service devoted to Flag Day with Dr. Gibson delivering a patriotic sermon. Men’s chorus sang Flag Beautiful Flag and the choir offered Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa.
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Gibson
John Philip Sousa
Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Training Class
The Baptist church announces Sunday School at 9:45 led by R. E. Gray, and an 11:00 sermon by Rev. Cox of Pendleton. Junior and general B Y P U meetings, plus a Wednesday prayer service. Adelphian society meets Friday at 2:30. A teachers' training class began Monday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Phillips leading.
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R. E. Gray
Cox
Pendleton
Florence Nye
Rev. Cox
Adelphian Society
United Teachers
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Chapel
Phillips
The
Christian Church
Baptist Sunday
Sunday Services Highlight at Local Christian Church
Last Sunday’s morning service drew a large crowd for a clear 45 minute Sabbath talk without antagonism. The companion sermon next week will address Why We Do Keep Sunday at 11. The evening program by Fernwood Bible school children drew praise and a packed house. Offerings plus other contributions exceed $30. Summer plans begin as Bible school enrollment remains strong with standard classes for all ages.
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Fernwood Bible School
Sermon Topics For Next Sunday Services
Two sermons are listed for Sunday at 11 a m on Why We as Christians Keep Sunday and at 8 a m on Why one should join the Church of Christ. Both are described as worthwhile and not to be missed.
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Church of Christ
Street preaching and church notes on training class
Open air preaching is praised when done properly as a means to reach others. Newberg forms a Union Teachers training class with about twenty to thirty anticipated enrollees at the Presbyterian church, led by Brother Phillips.
Retiring Owner Turns Over Business to Miss Mil dred Benoist
Notice from Anna M. Fogle announces retirement due to ill health and that all business has been disposed to Miss Mil dred C. Benoist who will continue the same. Fogle asks patrons to extend Benoist the same courtesy previously shown.
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Mildred C. Benoist
Miss Benoist
Good Care and Right Feed Prevent Runts in Livestock
A USDA prepared note uses an Indiana swine grower’s letters to show how breeding, proper feed composition, and attentive care yield fattened livestock. He cites a boar that grew from 165 pounds to over 1,000 pounds by twenty-eight months, stressing the master’s eye in feeding and cautioning against raising runts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Shiloh Relief Corps Meets Twice Monthly in Duncan's Hall
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 2 36 p m in Duncan's Hall 311 First street Frances Woodruff serves as President and Emma L Snow as Secretary.
Peace Pledge Endorsed By Women's League Members
The American Branch of the Women's National League for Peace and Freedom adopts a peace pledge urging immediate universal disarmament. Members are urged to sign, promising not to aid any war prosecution and to pursue reconciliation and goodwill.
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Women's National League For Peace and Freedom
Parlor Millinery Sale Nearing Newberg Move
A moving sale at 513 North Edwards Street offers deep discounts on nearly all items with trimmed hats priced at 1.00. The notice warns against dumping rubbish at the city dump without permission from the street commissioner and imposes a $10 fine for violations on the Bates Estate by order of the Mayor.
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Newberg
North Edwards St
Bate
Annual School Meeting for District No 29 Oregon
Notice to legal voters in School District No 29 Yamhill County Oregon that the annual meeting will be at Grade Building at 1 30 p m on Monday June 20 1921 to elect one director for three years and conduct usual business. District Clerk W W Nelson and Chairman V A Vincent sign.
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Yamhill County
Oregon
W. W. Nelson
V. A. Vincent
A Message for the Man of the Family
A homely pitch urges men to hire the washer service to relieve mothers from heavy wash day toil. It promises careful washing and returns a bundle with minimal ironing, inviting readers to call for their air driver service this week.
Obituary of George T. Hardwick of Newberg and Eugene
George Thomas Hardwick born July 30 1865 in Quimby Illinois moved with parents to Newberg in 1875 later lived in Eugene with his sister Mrs C J Leavitt due to ill health He died June 4 1921 at Leavitts home funeral was June 6 at Hollingsworth chapel with interment in West Chehalem cemetery Survived by sister Mrs C J Leavitt Eugene and brother Jethro Hardwick Salem He ran a Newberg furniture business for nearly thirty years later moved to Eugene and was a Woodmen of the World member for twenty years.
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George Thomas Hardwick
Quimby
Illinois
Newberg
Eugene
C. J. Leavitt
Hollingsworth Undertaking
West Chehalem
Oregon
Jethro Hardwick
Salem
Woodman of the World
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East Fulton Street
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Portland
Christ
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Lee
Olga Keller
Anna M. Fogle
East First St
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League Prayer Meeting
Newberg Laundry
Spaulding Logging Company
N. P. Nelson
Yamhill Co
J. H. Gibson
Mer
Mcminnville
Ommcon
Handt’s Meat Market
Wienes
White Sanitary Meat Market
Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Goodrich Tire
Keiling
Black
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