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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

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May Queen Eva Campbell Crowned at Campus Ceremony

Eva Campbell was crowned May Queen before a cheering crowd on campus. A parade, May Pole winding by eighteen girls led by Miss Banice Lewis, a rope drill by thirty two participants, and music by Kienle's highlighted the program. Organizers included Miss Gladys Hannon as chair and Miss Christine Hoblingsworth among helpers.

Eva Paul H. Is Banice Lewis Jessie Britt Kienle Ihs Gladys Hannon Christine Hoblingsworth Mirtle - Mills Replogle Colcord Mise Eva Campbell May Quen

Birthday Party for Westfall Host

Guests gathered for a late hour celebration honoring Westfall and Mrs. Robt Duncan. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Baron, Mr. and Mrs. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham, Jordas, Mr. and Mrs. Newhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Westfall, Mrs. Herd, Maud, Minnie, Helen, Etta, Everett, Horace Duncan, Harvey Livingston, W Moore, Tom Herd, Will Herd, Walter Herd, Clinton Baron, Ralph Dean, Harold Westfall, Carlton and Edgar Ingraham.

Everett George Horace Duncan Harvey ‘Livingston W. Moore Tom “Herd Will Herd Walter Herd Clinton Baron Ralph Dean Harold Westfall Carlton Edgar Ingraham

Jury Last Chosen for Next Term at Court

The jury list for the upcoming term includes Rea Grubbs Yambill Andrew Granger LaPayette B J Kerr Sheridan James D Der by McMinnville Hoots Newberg J H K McMinnville Roe Robison Dundee D W Feely McMinnville Albert C Smith Sheridan W H Fearey McMinnville Geo H Younger Jr Goodrich Dayton Peter T Christenson McMinnville N C Johnson Newberg William R Coyle Willamina Fred L Withee Amity Dennis De Mills Springbrook Walter H Watts Newberg A L Jameson McMinnville Harry B Cornell Villaina Robert E Bryan La Payette Harvey Bogue McMinnville Sidney Buck Yamhill W A Harris Carlton J N Bramhall Newberz P C Michael Amity Ellis A Winters Sherwood R FD No 3 Hans

Rea Grubbs Yambill Andrew Granger LaPayette B. J. Kerr Sheridan James D. Derby McMinnville Hoots Newberg Roe Robison Dundee D. W. Feely Albert C. Smith W.H Fearey Geo. H. Younger, Jr

AEWBERG Friends Church Quarterly Meeting Schedule

The notice outlines a two day program for the AEWBERG Friends Church with events on Friday May 7 and Saturday May 8 including devotional meetings sermons by Rev. Chas M Lescault, business and educational meetings, music by a college quartet, worship services, and a joint evangelistic service with the Methodist Episcopal Church. Special services run daily through May with afternoon and evening sessions at the M E Church and Friends Church.

Walter “Wilson Meade G. Bullett Bila Pickett Arthur Benson Chas M. Lescault Kansas Idrirese Endeavor Methodist Episcopal Church Lescault Isaacs M. E. Church Friends Church

Obituary: Mrs Joe Go Deceased in Mountain Home

Mrs Joe Go died after long illness leaving a husband a grown daughter and two sons. She had five brothers and lived in Mountain Home for twenty eight years. Funeral held at Mountain Home church with large attendance and floral tributes. Rev Henry Albright officiated. pallbearers included her brothers except Albert Reets. She prepared songs and messages for her funeral.

Albert Reets California Arthur Charles Junction City Silas G Pendleton Benj Newberg Albert Mountain Home Church Henry Albright Tigard

Arguerite Evans Birthday Party Celebrated

Arguerite Evans celebrated her fifth birthday at home with Mr and Mrs Oliver hosting. Guests include Hices Rankin Dorothy Davis Kathryn Duer Frankie Hawkins Newell Morris Annie Mabel Richard Bec and others. Indoor games, table treats, and a commemorative photo marked the cheerful afternoon.

Ned Rankin Dorothy Davis Ae Moore Kathryn Duer Frankie Hawkins Newell Morris Annie i Mabel Richard Beccu Little Marguer Evans

Quaker Students Enter Earth Year Class Event

Quaker students held indoors for a Saturday class session with a picnic and refreshments. Prof. Hawkins chaperoned a concert event, with a proposed tournament discussed for Monday evening and a $25 audience fee noted.

Ima Hawkins Toece Ehetory

The Ruling Passion Yes

A specialist at a bedside proclaims a cure while the sick purchasing agent negotiates price. The agent counters with a higher bidder from the undertaker, and the exchange turns on cost.

What a Woman Can Do

A clipped excerpt argues women can act within limits set by society, noting male superiority as a premise and suggesting practical female agency within restrictive roles. The phrasing hints at a broader discussion of gender expectations and capability.

Devoted Wife Shatters Stereotypes in Everyday Feats

A humorous portrait catalogs a wife who endures fatigue and chores yet excels in stamina and social life. She walks floors all night with a frettal baby, travels long distances near a billard table, shops tirelessly during sales, and maintains dignity amidst chaos. The piece lauds her as central to church life, the choir, and local society.

Regular W C T U Meeting Recap

The W C T U met on April 28 at Mrs. Etta Moore's Main Street home. Mary Morris, age seventy three, delivered a reading that delighted all. the next meeting is May 12 at 2 30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. G O Bassett with medal contest work led by Mrs. Jos Hollingsworth.

Etta Moore Main Street Mary Morris Jos. Hollingsworth Hale Bor

Not Ready to Try Every Cure Says D prest Drugist

A druggist declares his preparation will cure when all else fails. A customer replies they have not tried everything yet, challenging the claim. The exchange captures a moment of wary skepticism over medical remedies.

Mountain Trip by Motorcycle to Black Eagle Mines

Tilig of Portland visited Newberg with his family then rode a Harley to the Black Eagle mines in Marion County, a 63 mile eastward trip from Salem. The route along Santiam River and Falls, Stack Creek forks, and winding mountain roads offered scenic beauty and trout fishing, while road quality posed a challenge for motorcyclists.

Tilig Portland Newberg John Tilig Carl Harley-Davidson Black Eagle Mines Salem Arion County Seton Gates Old Elkhorn W. M. Abbott B. B. Company Nll Black Eagle Company Lmendasmond Colar Santiam Santiam Falls Silver King Stack Creek Klig Government Forestry Service

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Myrtle Thomas Florence Kaufman Lyta Miles Bether Miles Katherine Parker Crown Marguerite Evans Winding May Pole Esther Tersell Mary Mills Rosalie Hendrickson Dula ‘Cook Edna ‘Milla Mary Sanders Grace Benson Belle White Helen Ellis An‘ha “Mills Beatrice ’ Nordyke Blanche Carlisle Mary Pennington Ruth White Ruth Hinshaw Ruth Crozer Louella Beals Irene Hodgin May Moore Ethel Andrews Norma Harvey Anna Mills Lovella Beals Duala Cook Bethel Terrell Lorena Keeney Louise Ben Colcord Myrtle Mills Henrietta Welch Olive Ramaey Christine Hollingsworth Grace Beacon Mildred Benson Alta Gunn Stella Hubbard Edna Mills Helen Bilis Vive “Courter Harriet Hodgin Mabel Newlin Margaret Hodson Eula Kienle Aewberg Quarterly Meeting OF Friends Church RS. Joe GO Arguerite Evans Burdette Lette
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