Farm Survey By U S Dept Expert In Yamhill County
U S Department of Farm Management expert W F Keys will survey 75 to 100 farms in Yamhill County over three weeks. The study records yearly farm operations to tabulate profit or loss by crop and operation, highlighting labor income as the key efficiency measure. County agent M S Shrock notes diversification and balanced business plans reduce risk and boost profits.
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W. F. Keys
U. S. Dept. of Farm Management
Yamhill County
M.S. Shrock
Community Sing Promises Townwide Song Night
Newberg plans a first community meeting on April 3 in Wood-Mar Hall to unite residents in a free spirited song program. An orchestra and leader will guide sing alongs of old favorites like America Annie Laurie and Old Kentucky Home with printed lyrics. admission is ten cents.
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Newberg
Wood-Mar Hall
America
Auld Lang Syne
Old Kentucky
DeMoss Family Valued Concerts At Wood-Mar Hall
The DeMoss family, famed from Europe to America, brings new programs with two ten year olds drawing crowds. Vardi's Anvil chorus and a suite of arias, monologues, readings, solos and duets receive praise. Willamette A A Club promotes church tours in Newberg. reserved seats at Kienle's store are 35 cents, general 25 cents.
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Newberg
DeMoss
Europe
America
Lyceum
Vardi
Anvil
Eatire
Willamette A. A. Club
Newberk
Kienle
Badger State Association Holds Fifth Annual Gathering
The Badger State Association met its fifth annual session in Illinois with about 150 attending despite poor weather. Leila Diedericks Eva Moore and Helen Stannard performed as did Gladys Jones Percy Sharp Frank Sharp and others. Officers elected N L Wiley president Frank Carlisle vice president Mrs L A Moore secretary treasurer. Next meeting planned for city park in late July or early August.
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Badger State Association
Isabel Las
J. W Moore
C. M. Scott
Chas. Chu
Mar Jones
Cora
Pauline Robertson
Moore
Leila Diedericks
Eva Moore
Helen Stannard
Gladys Jones
Percy
Frank Sharp
Oregon
Wisconsin
N.L. Wiley
Frank Carlisle
L. A. Moore
Sec’y
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Bazaar and Entertainment
Vesta Rebekah Lodge No 76 hosts an entertainment and bazaar at I O O F Hall on March 17 and 18. Ice cream parlor tea room punch booth and other attractions promise a good program each evening with prizes on Saturday night and an auction of unsold goods in the final hour.
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Vesta Rebekah Lodge No
Young Woman's Christian Association Marks Fifty Years
Oregon City event recalls the YWCA fifty year milestone with a public pageant in Woodward Hall. Miss Columbia led a globe scene while a local quartet and Olive Whitely provided music. The celebration included a Leap Year party with a silver offering for the educational fund and attendance by N. H. S. students.
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Young Woman Association
Columbia
Olive Whitely
Alta Gumm
Chapter L P E O Sisterhood Inspect
Mrs Dorothy Seymour of Forest Grove, former president and organizer of Oregon Grand Chapter P E O Sisterhood, visited Newberg to inspect Chapter L. A luncheon at Imperial Hotel featured daffodils in Sisterhood colors. Officers were reelected: Chapin president Eckerson VP Evans recording secretary Cooper corresponding secretary Hawkins treasurer Baird chaplain Morris guard. Enthusiasm grew as Seymour announced a bee in February.
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Dorothy Seymour
Forest Grove
Oregon
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Newberg
Chapter L
C. R. Chapin
F.D. Eckerson
Oliver Evans
Minnie W. Cooper
P. F. Hawkins
B. C. Baird
Morris
Seymour
Benefit entertainment a success at Pacific College
Monday evening the Pacific College Alumni Association staged a benefit for the college piano fund. The program featured Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph selections loaned by Kienle & Son, a mixed quartet, and solos by Mrs. D. D. Coulset including Schubert Impromptu in A Flat Major. The event netted $12.10 for the piano fund.
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Pacific College Alumni Association
T ‘College Piano Fund
Kienle & Son
Nightingale
Rose
D. D. Coulset
Schubert
Ceeat Aiden
Goth Mord Coe
Alec
Shower Honors Miss Haworth Before Her Wedding
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Mabel Haworth, bride to be, hosted by Mrs Russell W Lewis and Mrs Foster M Mills at Prof and Mrs R W Lewis home on March 4. Guests enjoyed heart and bell decor, games, and refreshments.
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Mabel Haworth
Russell W. Lewis
Foster M. Mills
R. W. Lewis
Florence Rees
Eva Markell
Alta Gumm
Blanche Carlisle
Belle Gilbert
Olive Ramsey
Belle White
Ethel Coergill
Stella Hubbard
Ethel Andrews
Sylvia Baker
Norma Harvey
Christine Hollingsworth
Louise Hodgin
Hallie Wiley
Elmer Thorne
Fred Kincaid
Grant Heater
District School Presented by Local Talent at Wood Mar Hall
The district school entertainment at Wood Mar Hall on Thursday evening March 16 features the Woman's Auxiliary to Pacific College presenting The District School. Local talents like Sam Timberlake and Miss Jessie Britt are promised to appear as part of the program.
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Wood-Mar Hall
Woman's
Pacific College
Sam Timberlake
Jessie Britt
Pacific College Wallops Mac in 51 27 Victory
Pacific College defeated McMinnville College 51 to 27 in the local gym last Friday night securing a second place in the non conference league. Captain Replogle led with 25 points and will graduate in June while Hinshaw Harrington and Colcord starred in guard and dribbling respectively. The curtain raiser saw McMinnville’s second team beat Pacific College seconds 23 to 16.
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Pacific College
McMinsville College
Mac
P. C
McMinnville
Colcord
Harrington
Baptist
P.C
Replogle
Hinshaw
Simpson
Gulley
P. U
Philomath
Albany
Willamette University
College Speakin Day Promises Local Hits and Fun
Mrs Zamwalt and Mr and Mrs Omar Kendall lead a group of locals and college students in a lively event at the college on Thursday March 16 at 8 pm. The "speakin day" program offers entertainment and a chance to forget troubles for 10 cents admission.
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Zamwalt
Omar Kendall
C. J. Hoskins
Bert Miller
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U.S. Dept
Badger Association
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
W. CA
Oregon City
Portland
L. P. E. O. Sisterhood
Benefit Entertainment
Miss Haworth
Pacific College Wallops
Basketbant
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