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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
5
Walter O. Van Atta spent the weekend in Corvallis while Rev N Welter came from Brownsville and E R Horton from Portland. Numerous visits, births, marriages, illness, travel, and church events fill the Newberg scene including Grange Fair date change, mail contract to J Dunlap, and Whittier Armstrong anniversary tribute.
Miss Lesta Cook spends weekend at her Portland home. Addison Kaufman fills janitor duties as illness affects his father. A taffy pulling and a Wood-Mar hall first year social highlight the week. Mr Phillips spoke in chapel on Monday morning. Twelve new members join the college prohibition league as the group eyes a strong year. The state prohibition convention and oratorical contest are set for next spring in Newberg. The football season opens October 18 with Pacific vs Columbia University. The ladies auxiliary social and glee club rehearsal are planned for the week, with the Y M C A contributing over fifty dollars and Rev Whitely and Mr Hockett attending. Mrs Hockett, now at Salem, pastors Highland Church. Mrs Hackett participates in the Y W C A box.
Miss Isabelle Crawford, noted for her work with Indians in Arizona, will lecture at the Baptist church next Tuesday evening October 25. She will present Indian signs and is billed as eloquent. The event is under the auspices of the Women's Home Mission Society and all are invited.
Emma F A Drake M D author physician lecturer and World Purity Federation secretary will speak three times in Newberg on Sunday. She will address the M E church in the morning the Baptist church in the afternoon and the Friends church in the evening.
The Friends church ladies announce a rummage and hot tamale sale on Tuesday November 4. They request donations of clothing household goods vegetables and fruit to be brought to a location to be designated next week by the committee.
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