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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
2
A meditation on home as a pull of memory and need. The piece links the Polish girl's definition to the daily labor of feeding the family and argues learning liberty and grace beyond sustenance to build a true home. It stresses nourishment for body and mind, and the duty to teach others to love and create home.
Mrs. Hutchens visited Newberg for a few days with her son Prof. R. Hutchens. Frank Hawley and family visited the Clark home Sunday. Guests included N. C. Christenson of Newberg and A. P. Johnson of Vancouver at Geo. Christenson’s. Stannard Bert Miller and sister dined with Mr. and Mrs. E. Fendall. Miss Hannah Amoth of Portland to spend summer with brother Henry Amoth. West Chehalem Church services next Sunday with Sunday School at ten. Pink Tea and church bazaar Friday evening May 19 in the church basement. S. M. Calkins traveled to McMinnville earlier in the week. Alma Manthey visiting at Strait home.
The sermon titled Discovering Great Secrets in the Spiritual World will be the subject next Sabbath at 11 a.m. Rev. James Moore the District Superintendent of the Salem district will preach at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited. The Quarterly Conference is scheduled for Monday evening at 7 30.
Trilla Isabelle Crume aged 21 wed to Chicos Lederese aged 36. Lois Wright 21 wed to Samuel Barber 52. Adeline Guttry 18 wed to Chester Briedwell 22.
The Old Turtle Trace is hailed as a famed historic highway from the colonies into the Tennessee and Kentucky regions and toward the west. Local lore links the path to the Turtle clan and a turtle shell symbol for the stage line, with travelers like Jefferson and Webster imagined along the Cumberland plateau scar as an early artery of American development.
The excerpt notes a spaniel prized since Charles the Martyr era. It recounts Mary Queen of Scots execution where an executioner found her small spaniel under her garments, a dog similar to those later seen in Charles II’s reign. The account is drawn from Lord Burghley’s records forwarded to the court.
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