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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

1

President Wilson bids farewell to cabinet in final meeting

President Wilson met his cabinet for the last time in Washington on March 1, autographed photos for each member, and received a Valley Forge Historical Society delegation. He thanked them for their cooperation as he departed, with a hint of emotion during the leavetaking.

Washington D. C Wilson White House Valley Forge Historical Society R. T. Baker Grayson

Obituary of C. C. Sloan

C. C. Sloan born September 14, 1843 in Pulaski County Kentucky. He moved with his family to Holt County Missouri as a child and later settled in Nebraska, Oregon and Washington before dying in Newberg Oregon after a long Christian church life and service as elder and trustee. He leaves widow three daughters and two sons and a prior son dead. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with interment at Monmouth.

C. C. Sloan Pulaski County Kentucky Holt County Missouri Nebraska Polk County Oregon Monmouth Cornelius Washington County Newberg C. E. Brooks Ceres Cal G. C. Ritchey Los Angeles C. D. Simmons Abilene Kansas C. W. Sloan W. A. Sloan Bandon Orwego Sloan Christian Church

The High School Agricultural Notes

The need for spraying plants to save them from disease or insect attack is appreciated by most people but many do not realize the tremendous losses caused by depredations. Everybody pays but the farmer bears the heaviest losses and must lead cooperative prevention efforts through thorough spraying where needed.

Memorial services honor Francis E Willard at M E church

The W C T U gathered Wednesday afternoon February 23 at the M E church to honor Francis E Willard. Readings highlighted Willard’s temperance work and her nurturing spirit. Mrs M C Wire recounted her Evanston acquaintance. After an offering, attendees shared light refreshments in the basement.

M. E. Church Francis E. Willard Miss Willard M. C. Wire Evanston Illinois Presa

Garner Jubilee Co to perform old-time southern melodies

The Garner Jubilee company of four men and three ladies will present a lyceum number at Wood-Mar Hall on Friday night. Headliner Mr Garner has been pipe organist and soloist at Olivet Baptist Chicago for five years. Seats available at Kienles' Music store.

Wood-Mar ,Hall Garner Jubilee Company Garner Peen Olivet Baptist Church Chicago Kienles’ Music Store

Pacific College Falls to McMinnville in Valley League Clash

Pacific College lost 21 19 to McMinnville in a tight valley league basketball game tying them with Albany College for the championship. Fiske led Pacific U with 15 points while Taylor added 9 for McMinnville.

New Y M C A Secretary Elected in McMinnville

Byron Kenworthy, former Pacific College student and Portland Y M C A staffer, is elected county Y M C A secretary replacing B A Doris. Headquarters will be in McMinnville. Dormitory chatter notes prune punch week and familiar faces like George Crocker. Mary Wheeler recovered from grip and returned to school. Lester Wright enjoyed a rare Sunday off. Brooks Terrell nears full recovery and plans to return next week. As Scott plans to move from Salem to live with daughter Gladys in dormitory then settle in Newberg.

Byron Kenworthy Pacific College Portland Y. M. C. A B. A. Doris McMinnville George Crocker Mary Wheeler Lester Wright Brooks Terrell Scott Salem Gladys Newberg

Dr Horn's Business Trip To Hillaboro Reported

Local headline notes that Dr. Horn traveled to Hillaboro on the previous Sunday for a business engagement. The report provides brief details of the trip and its purpose within the community.

Dr. Horn Hillaboro

Portland College Fellowship Program Delights Attendees

The Portland event featured student performances including violin, piano duets and vocal numbers. Beamed with praise for the College Education program and dormitory life, attendees shared tea and wafers after the program. The gathering closed with the college song sung by students and faculty.

Pauline Horace Terre Stella Crozer Portland

Pacific U Victors In Game With Pacific College

Pacific University defeated Pacific College 23 to 17 in a home game on February 19. The struggling Pacific College attacked with passing plays but failed to score while Pacific U dominated the dark wood bump-board and baskets. Referee calls disrupted Pacific College as Armstrong was sent from the game.

Pacific College Pacific University P. C Ireland Armstrong

Trefians Dramatic Macbeth Portrays Grim Night in Chapel

Trefians staged Shakespeare’s Macbeth for Agareton club members in a chapel venue on February 26. Daisee Leffler as Lady Macbeth and Daisee Leslier as Macbeth led a cast that included Anna Mills, Lucille Johnson and Eva Miles in a four act performance with notable Banquo’s ghost effects and ingenious costumes.

Trefians Agareton Club Shakespeare Macbeth Lady Macbeth Duncan Banquo Anna Mills Daisee Leslier

St Valentine Debate on National Holiday Favored No

The Trefians debated whether St Valentine's Day should be a national holiday. Elma Perisho and Mary Millis argued for revival of the old gift custom while Miss Sut and Arbourne Johnson warned of too many holidays and pagan origins. The judges ruled the negative. Melba Sanders contributed a strong original story and Gladys Scott debuted with a pantomime.

St. Valentine Elma Perisho Mary Millis

Ohio Birthplace of Warren G. Harding

Ohio claims Warren G. Harding as its notable native, the nation’s 29th president inaugurated at age 55 on November 2, 1920. The piece notes his Ohio birth, lineage, and the state’s lead in presidents born within its borders, alongside broader facts about presidential origins and ages.

Warren G. Harding United States U.S M Eeted Harding Ohio Virginia Ilinois Treasury

Portland urged as world exposition city with many sites

The Journal notes Hayden Island, Peninsula Terminal, Rocky Butte, Oswego Lake, Sellwood Park and near Gresham as proposed 1925 exposition sites. Dozens more likely to be advocated, but no site should be favored yet. Location should maximize exposition success over land sales.

Hayden Island Peninsula Rocky Butte Oswego Lake Sellwood Park Gresham Portland Journal

The Sure Foundation and Christian Unity

Pastor Phillips of the Christian church preached on unity and the need for a common platform. He cited the early church’s simple faith and its growth under persecution as a model, urging a return to that faith to secure unity today.

Phillips Christian Church Christ Rome

Salem pair visit for day

Mr. and Mrs. B A Shaver are down from Salem visiting today, stopping by local spots and noting the day’s activities.

B. A. Shaver Salem

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Indiana Tennessee Black Hills National Forest San Jose U. S New York State Joss Oliver F. Kilham Newberg High School THE Garner Jubilee CO Pacific College News Pacific McMinville Well Represented Albany College Mac Wright Pelle MecMinnville Minnville Hinshaw Proppe Coe P. Elliott Hikok H. Elliott Mae Kratt Meddaugh Carter Larsen White Forest Grove Albany Womarts Newberg Aera Fiske Pacific U Taylor P. Elliott Girasvehs Schneider Armstrong Sheeley H. Elliott G. D.cee Fowler Carter Se A. Ireland Sens Harold Kirk Walter Whitwell A. D. Kenworthy Cecil Pearson Eva Miles R. W. Lewis Pacific U. Victors Hazel Youngs. Ghost Old Virginia
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