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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
7
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Miss Gila Roberts spent weekend at her Fernwood home. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday all day to quilt for Mrs Dolph. A pie social at West Chehalem church Friday benefits the Ladies Aid fund. Rev. Brock shared Sunday dinner with Dolphs and preached at Ribbon Ridge. Y P S Co E meets Sunday with topic Your Favorite Sayings of Jesus led by De Vere Fendall.
Sunday scenes highlight visits by Hugh McCredie and Miss Maud Koeber. Local families hosted dinners and gatherings at Hubbard and Gable homes celebrating a birthday. Neighbors enjoyed a Saturday at Valley View place while farms add twenty acres of new land and several building projects unfold.
Lad Hill and neighbors share a busy week with visits from Reta Bristow Gladys St Clair and relatives. Upcoming road improvements by Mr Walls promise easier travel and less mud next winter.
Local residents from Ribbon Ridge and surrounding areas share Sunday visits and family gatherings. A church gathering is announced for next Sunday at 5 p.m. with Rev. Brock, inviting all. The West Chehalem WCTU plans a June picn ic and urges support for measures on June 7 including women serving on juries and stronger prohibition protections.
Carl Skelton's family digs spuds in Chehalen Mountain while Mr and Mrs Koht visit Newberg. Cal Hutchens hoes strawberries for Roy McDougall and May 2 birth brings a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Tintz.
Mrs. Erma Lewis improves while Anna and Elsie Tangen visit the beach. Families travel to Vancouver and Portland, with Ella Quinn’s children accompanying. A Parent-Teachers meet is set and officer elections planned. Fourth graders from Newberg and Chehalem Center play a close game 10-9. W C T U meets at Mary Johnson’s home and donates quilt blocks.
Mr Kennedy on sick list. Leon Cyr visited Portland this weekend. Extended visits from Hill family and Elmer Imas. Eager and Hayward family members hosting. Harold Elkins turned six with a party. Shannahan and Marr with home folks from Q A C. Miss Belle Bentley departs for Pasadena. Epworth League officers to be elected next Sunday. Clergy guests Rev Gillispie from Salem and Rev Miller from Idaho. Greer recovering from illness. Advanced orchard class from C A C toured several towns and dined with the Shannahans. Local visitors and outings including Champoeg celebration and a large village entertainment featuring Pauline Powell and others. May 27 program at Fernwood schoolhouse. eighth grade graduation May 27. Safford and Jones families noted for visits. Advertising note: The Graphic claims county circulation.
Leslie Parrish has tonsillitis. Iris Roberts visited the Gall home Sunday and hurt her foot at school Tuesday. Gila and Edna Roberts were in Portland Saturday. The covered bridge west of Fernwood school is being repaired. Iris Roberts and George Gall Jr. joined a birthday dinner at Jack Bryant’s. The embroidery club meets May 26 at Mrs. R. P. Gill’s. Wesley Boyes Jr. spent Saturday with the Boyes family.
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