Local Couples Tie Nuptial Bonds In Double Weddings
The article describes two weddings in the same region. The first unites Miss Goldie Everest and Mr. Richard Everest's relative, with family present and a reception of Neapolitan ice cream and cakes. The second wedding sees Miss Nerissa Bradley wed Lloyd G Blanchard with Rev George A Pollard officiating and about fifty relatives and friends in attendance.
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Josephine Bradley
Mise Nercissa
Lloyd G. Blanchard
George A Pollard
First Baptist Church
Georgette
Herister
Gladys Bradley
Rupert Wanless
Geople
Hom
Dayton Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Yamhill County
Day of revelry in Dayton with sunrise parade featuring fraternal groups clubs schools and floats. Hon. A. B. Bennett will deliver the keynote address in the city park followed by afternoon sports on Main Street including automobile and foot races trap shoot on the riverbank and a ball game between St. Paul and Dayton Riverside teams. Music by Booths Orchestra and the Newberg Band will accompany festivities with prizes offered for floats sports and the ball game and ample provisions for dining and amusements.
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Yamhill
St. Paul
Dayton
Booth
McMinnville
Newberg
Closing Meeting Highlights Seasonal Musical Club Event
A closing season gathering featured social conversation and Victrola music. Prizes were won by Miss Elva Best and Miss Bella Herd. Mrs. Charles Morris gave two readings in a distinct manner. Ralph and Edwin McEwan, seven, performed a costume playlet. Ice cream and wafers concluded the evening with guests from Athena Alaska and local members attending.
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Elva Best
Bella Herd
Charles Morris
Ralph
Edwin McEwan
Ralph McEwan
Athena
S. M. King
McDonald
Alaska
Rucker
George H. Lee
Sarah Smith
Aubrey Lemon
Vivian Hadley
Edgar Newell
Charles
Perry Babcock
Dart
Goff
Charles Morrin
Mrs. E. P. Diment Hosts Presbyterian Ladies
The Presbyterian Ladies Society and about 450 guests gathered Friday at the home of president Mrs. E. P. Diment. Attendees enjoyed social time, fancy work, and a tour of the grounds followed by country ice cream and cake. The group plans additional summer and fall socials.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Society
E. P. Diment
Ladies’ Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Newberg Can Can Club Outing With Mrs Myers
The Newberg Can Can Club met last week and enjoyed a country home outing hosted by Mrs. Myers. N C Maris of Portland organized the excursion for club members at Ms Myers residence in the countryside.
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Newberg Can Can Club
N. C. Maris
Portland
Club Officers Named For Local Group Meeting
The business was transacted refreshments were served and an automobile full of light hearted girls laughed and chatted on the return journey. The club officers are President Carrie Fairbanks vice president Myrtle Jacobson secretary Winnifred O Rourke treasurer Elsie Beatty. The next meeting will be at Mrs Myers home Wednesday July 2 at 2 30 p m. A picnic and public demonstration July 18 at 2 30 p m the place to be decided later. The motto is Can all you can.
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Carrie Fairbanks
Myrtle Jacobson
Winnifred O'Rourke
Elsie Beatty
Army enlistment drive led by Capt Hall to recruit at Imperial Hotel
Capt D Hall of the 20th Engineers returns from 16 months overseas and conducts a three day enlistment drive at the Imperial Hotel in Newberg. He seeks white men aged 18 to 40 for immediate service across all branches with one year enlistment for those with prior service and three years for others. War time pay starts at $30 monthly and increases with rank. training includes trades and earning while learning. Hall offers assistance to veterans seeking missing bonuses and mileage payments.
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United States Army
D. ‘D. Hall
20Th Engineers
Newberg
Imperial Hotel
D. D. Hall
Oil Color Photography on View at Mrs Huriston Exhibition
Oil colored photographs are shown courtesy of Mrs Crede and Mrs Huriston. A small, private viewing event offers a glimpse of their work to invited guests over two days.
Sisterhood Shower for Miss Colby Held at Baird Home
Last Saturday afternoon Chapter L of the P. E. QO. Sisterhood honored member Miss Colby with a social shower at Mrs. B. C. Baird’s home. Gifts were exchanged and the group participated in light refreshments.
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Madge Colby
Sisterhood
P. E. QO. Sisterhood
Miss Colby
Mm. B. C. Baird
Marguerites Dress July Bridal Tea for Lt. Massey
Mrs. Baird's home hosted a July bridal tea for Lieutenant Massey with marguerite decorations and gifts from two little (Esther Baird and Virginia Newell Morris) girls. Guests inscribed a keepsake book with favorite recipes while P. E. O. interpreted as "Papa Eats Out" amid friendly socializing and Victrola selections.
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Presen
Massey
Papa
Tent Meeting by the Seventh Day Adventist Church
Beginning next Sunday Evangelist A R Bell from Toledo will speak in the Big Gospel Tent south of the Post office and behind the Graphic building. He has lectured in New York and major Eastern cities on Bible prophecies. Pastor B J Cady, with twenty years as a missionary in the islands, assists.
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A. R. Bell
Toledo
Ohio
New York
Graphic
Newberg
B. J. Cady
Big Meeting Honors War Story and Salvation Army Effort
A Tuesday night gathering at Duncan's hall featured Dr. Wheeler of Chicago recounting wartime France experiences and praising Salvation Army doughnut and coffee work for soldiers. The Newberg band and Roy Grave's Sheridan ladies band performed, with 26 musicians in uniform.
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Duncan‘s Hall
Dr. Wheeler
Chicago
France
Salvation Army
Newberg
Roy Grave
Sheridan
First Street
Mr. Graves
Idan
W. B. Dendis
Carlton
Parrett
Masters Fox
Ryan
Bob Allan
Advance Chautauqua Meeting For Saturday Evening
A meeting is called for those who signed up for the management of the coming Chautauqua on Saturday at 8 oclock in the council chamber at city hall. H M McFadden will be in attendance to represent the bureau and organization will be effected. A full attendance is desired due to much work in a short time. The Yamhill band will give a free concert at the park in McMinnville next Sunday at 4 p.m. Newberg people cordially invited.
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Chautauqua
Council Chamber
H. M. McFadden
Bureau Anch
Yamhill
McMinnville
Newberg
Evangelist Bell to Speak on The Signing of the P Treaty
Pacific Evangelist Bell leads a week of tent meetings starting Sunday at 8 PM. Each evening features Bible prophecy on whether the P Treaty means lasting world peace with a Q A box for questions. The promoter invites Graphic readers to attend with the slogan if you see it in the Bible it is so.
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Pacific
Evangelist Bell
The
Graphic
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