Saturday Mass Meeting Program At Newberg Club
A public meeting resumes Saturday at 2 PM in Newberg club rooms to discuss measures on the November 2 general election. Speakers include C R Chapin on computer voting, Dr J S Rankin on vaccination, W H Woodworth on single tax, Mrs E E Goff on oleo bill, C F Kilham on state market, among others.
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Newberg
C. R. Chapin
Rankin
W. H. Woodworth
E--E- Goff
C. F. Kilham
State Market Commission
L. Parrett
R. J. Moore
Moore
H. A. Wright
A. Butt
C. A. Butt
L. A. Moore
Port of Portland
Sermons and Evangelistic Meetings at Friends Church
Rev L C Hinshaw will preach at the morning service and Rev Fred E Carter continues the Jonah series at 7 30 in the evening. Questions on Jonah will be discussed after the Sunday night talk with an open Q A session. Special evangelistic meetings begin Sunday morning November 7 with Rev H Elmer Pemberton assisting.
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L. C. Hinshaw
Oregon Yearly Meeting
Friends Church
Fred E. Carter
Jonah
Lberty
H. Elmer Pemberton
South Salem Friends Church
Presbyterian Hallowe'en Supper Promises Homestyle Menu
An opportunity for a social meal at the Presbyterian Hallowe'en supper Friday evening starting at quarter of six. A varied menu features roast meats vegetables salad baked beans and brown bread cakes pies and other home cooked dishes served by friends.
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Presbyterian Hallowe'en
Too Much Moonshine Lands Two in Bastile
Jack Curley of Newberg and Pat Donovan of Portland were jailed after being arrested for intoxication and unlawful possession of whisky. Officers found about two and two third quarts of moonshine and two empty bottles. Both men pled guilty. Donovan fined 26 and 50 dollars, Curley 20 and 60 dollars. Moonshine and still discovered at Curley place. Curley owns land 20 acres. Donovan has a prior Portland record.
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Jack Curley
Newberg
Pat Donovan
Portland
Curley
Marshal Ferguson
Henry
Churchill
Donovan
Curly
Curly Place
Kaotkar
Little Girl Burned in Kitchen Fire Rescue by 13-Year-Old
Hazel Cooper aged 13 daughter of Mrs. Mary Cooper was badly burned when her apron caught fire in the kitchen at 901 First Street. Roberta Williams promptly tackled the flames and Mrs. Snyder pulled off burning clothing before Dr. Sarah Smith treated the injuries. Hazel is progressing as well as can be expected.
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Hazel
Mary Cooper
First Street
Laura Williams
Roberta
Cooper
Parlor Pharmacy Announces Sunday Hours Change
The Parlor Pharmacy will open on Sundays from 8 AM to 8 PM starting November 1 1920. Weekday hours are 7 AM to 10 PM.
Newberg and Dallas High Teams Set Friday Football Game
Newberg and Dallas high schools will meet on the local field Friday afternoon. The game pits two neighboring programs in a late season showdown on neutral turf.
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Newberg
Dallas
Aftenoon
Yamhill County C E Convention Draws Large Attendance
The fifth annual county C E convention held in Dayton attracted a large crowd. Sessions opened Saturday with talks on Forward March and What a Christian Must Possess to Go Forward. Faye Steinmetz and Jane Hedlingsworth led sessions, a budget was raised, and Sunday featured a finishing program with orchestra, five educa degrees awarded, and installation of county officers.
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C. E
Dayton
Lester Jones
C. E. Mfe
Faye Steinmetz
Jane Hedllingsworth
Walter Myers
Ford
Clive Sair
C. BE
Jane Hollingsworth
McMinnville Orchestra
Marcy
Leister Littlefield Wedding in Portland Home
Violet Marion P. Leister and Hobart H. Littlefield wed in a ring ceremony at Rev. Gray's home in Portland on Wednesday evening October 20. They will reside in Harrison Court apartments and be at home to friends after November first. Mrs. Vandell has recovered enough to be out following her illness.
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Mr. Gray
Portland
Violet Marion P. Leister
Hobart H. Littlefield
Harrison Court
Wiz Social Monday Night at Local Club
A sizable crowd gathered at the club for a social rally Monday evening directed by Dr. Ralph Van Valin with Bert Miller and others. Participants engaged in picture guessing apple nibbling marshmallow contests and a wardrobe unwrapping challenge won by Wiz Timberlake with J. D. close second. The program featured a League of Nations sketch by Bert Miller Cox Henry Craw Harding in a barrel contest and vocal solos by Mrs Chas Morris Newmyer with Miss Jessie Britt at the piano. Refreshments ended the event.
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Ralph van Valin
Bert
P. Timberlake
Gordon
Newfm
Ata Society
Mr Timberlake
J. D
League of Nations
Bert Miller
Cox
Henry Craw
Harding
Craw
Chas. A. Morris
Newmyer
Jessie Britt
Sewing sleeves and washing ice chests tips
In dress making align sleeve sides at the arm hole then sew sleeve seam to the waist seam if they match. If not align the sleeve seam two inches ahead of the waist seam. Wash ice chests with cold or warm water with washing soda dissolved. If milk butter or cheese spills absorb odors by covering the contents.
Newberg High School Agriculture Field Trips Highlight Dairy Meadowvale Orchard
The Farm Animals class visited Lone Fir ranch near town and evaluated milking facilities and herd quality. The Farm Field crops class toured Meadowvale farm and its silo, while Horticulture inspected Prince walnut orchard at Dundee. Students learned to judge cows, study crops, and note harvest methods.
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Lone Fir Ranch
Kendall
Meadowvale Farm
Portland Road
Newmeyer
Prince Walnut
Dundee
Brother Farmer
Oliver F. Kilham
Agriculture Department
Newberg High School
New Fire Apparatus Approved for Newberg
At a special city council meeting on October 25 the Newberg fire department committee urged buying an American LaFrance combination chemical and hose car on a one ton truck. A Portland firm would hold the equipment until the December 2 bond election. if it fails the contract is void. The council unanimously approved signing the contract, promising better protection for local homes.
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Newberg
la France
A. G. Long
Portland
Women’s Auxiliary at Pacific College Reports Strong Activity
The annual meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary to Pacific College highlighted repairs and improvements in dormitories costing 383.87 funded by subscriptions. Members paid dues totaling 172.76, with 32.25 from the branch auxiliary, and donations included 50 from Schlem members. The house committee donated over 700 quarts of fruit and expects 135 from last year’s sales. A double oven range was installed, a reception hall prepared for the boys dormitory, and a graphaphony donated for the room. The treasurer noted 344.74 in receipts and 767.22 in expenditures. Officers were reappointed. Endowment payments totaled 900.00 toward a 3,000 note, with plans to pay 100 more next month to reach 1,000.
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Pacific College
Schlem
Newberg
Ae Ee
Berta K. Terre
Olive G. Elliott
President Comfort of Haverford Visits Newberg
President W. W. Comfort of Haverford College Pennsylvania arrived in Newberg on Wednesday afternoon and spoke to Pacific College students at 3 20. He toured Dundee prune and walnut districts and packing plants before a 7 30 reception. He is westward for an alumni endowment campaign aiming at half a million dollars, nearly raised.
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W. W. Comfort
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Newberg
Pacific College
Dundee Prune and Walnut
Comfort
Mississippi
Haverford
Mrs M C Wire Speaks on Life of Frances Willard
Mrs M C Wire spoke to grade school pupils on the life of Frances E Willard. Her engaging talk, given without an assembly space by grouping students by grade, earned praise from teachers and students who invite her to return.
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Frances E. Willard
M. C. Wire
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Bastile
Yamhill County
C. E. Convention
Littlefield
Mrs. Vandell
Wiz Social
Messrs
Newman and
Newman
Prospect
Woman's Auxiliary
Comfort OF
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