St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-12-11

flCluTe lIamlDR uOue at fOrUanC
prices at II. +. Clark's, the furni
ture man. Adv.
The subject for the Christian
Science lecture Sunday: God,
the Preserver of Man. "
The Benedict Social Club held
a delightful dance in Eagles
hall last evening. Sneed's or
chestra furnished the music.
Hess Poultry Panacea. the
great egg producer; local poultry
men are feeding it with good re-
suits; 25c and SOC a package. at
the st. Johns Pharmacy.
James Pearson sustained a
fractured skull by falling into
the hold of the British ship
Poltalloch, at the dry docks.
Wednesday, dying shortly after
being taken to the Good Samari.
tan hospital at Portland in the
afternoon. He resided in Port
land.
William O'Shea, an employe
of the Cowlitz Bridge Company.
while doing construction work
at the new Cooperage plant, was
seriously injured when he fell
from a beam 20 feet to the
water below, striking his head
on a piling. His skull was
fractured. He was taken to
the Good Samaritan hospital.
C. w. Corby has recently
taken Offices with City Attorney
Parker, in the Holbrook build
ing. Mr.. Corby is an old friend
of Mr.. Parker, who speaks of
him in the highest terms &C a
lawyer and dependable citizen.
For the past few years Mr..
Corby has been practicing his
profession in Portland and
Salem. The people of st. Johns
will be glad TO welcome Mr..
Corby and wife to our midst.
The North School of st. johns
Parent Teachers Association met
Thursday afternoon. Christmas
songs were sung by first and
second grade pupils, followed by
sixth and seventh grade songs.
An interesting paper was read
by Mrs. V. w. Mason entitled.
"When Does a Mothers In
fuence BeginP" This was fol-
lowed by a discussion of the
paper. The attendance was
good and the occasion greatly
enjoyed.
Prophetic Lectures by Evan
gelist Milton II. st. John-"A
Feast Of Good Things" Menu
for the week: Sunday, Dec. l3
War Between a Ram and He
Goat" Monday. Unto 2300
years, then shall the Sanctuary
be Cleansed." Tuesday. when
Will the Worlds Judgment Be-
ginW Wednesday. "TheSupreme
Court of the Universe in Ses-
sion." Thursday. Gods Look
ing Glass" Friday, "The Chris
tian Sabbath. )" Saturday. no
meeting. You are invited.
Song service, 7:45: sermon 300.
The first community sing in
st. Johns was successfully given
last Friday evening at the James
John High school under the
direction Of Mrs. h. l.. Coovert.
supervisor of music in the public
schools. A large audience was
present and enjoyed the mum
bers rendered. although il is said
some regret was expressed that
more of the old time songs were
not sung. The program was
as follows: Vocal solo, selected.
Mrs. Albert Johnson; song,
"Barcarole" from" Tales of Hotf-
man." and Absent" Teachers
Glee Club, composed of the
Misses Romig. Parmely, Will
We've. Rogers, Clark, Rush,
Crouch. McNiven. Mcpherson
and Mesdames Weeks and Cree.
craft; song. 0mnipresence, by
pupils of 9Th and 9th Grammar
grades; song. Carmena, High
School Mixed chorus: selection,
by orchestra under the leader
ship of S. +. Hunter. Several
old time selections were given
which were greatly appreciated
by the audience.
According to the announce
ment elsewhere in this paper,
the Peninsula National Bank
will again open a Christmas Saw
ings Club. Monday December II,
and after that date. The club
which was organized last March
at this Bank and now being
brought TO a close, has proven
most popular. Quite a number
entered the class for the purpose
of saving money for Christmas,
and as a result the Bank will
pay out $2500 to the members of
the class. The Bank has pro.
vided handsomely embellished
Christmas checks for the mem
bers of the class just closing.
The amounts of the savings
range from $10.50 to $50. and
in most cases was saved with
little effort. Many of the men,
bers have expressed themselves