St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-12-17
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street from st. Johns avenue
to Bruce street.
The Public Welfare commit
tee is meeting with a generous
response from the business
men of ST. Johns.
Miss Amanda Steele, after a
short visit with friends in st.
Johns, has returned to West
Valley, where she is q teacher.
Mrs. Mary Carr, of 625 East
Charleston street, left Sunday
night for Turlock, California,
where she will spend the win
ter visiting her two sisters.
A program of Christmas SER
vices lis being prepared by the
Episcopal church, meeting ev-
cry Sunday afternoon in Bick-
ner's hall at 3 o'clock. II will
be announced i'm next weeks
issue.
The st. Johns Community
Club meets next Tuesday even
ing in the Y. w. c. A. building,
when an interesting session will
be held. All members are urged
to attend.
| Mrs. Moriarity has returned
from North Dakota, where she
was called a week ago on ac-
count of the death of her fn-
ther. She is a teacher in Will
liams school.
The Loyal Order of Moose
will give n Christmas tree en-
lcrlainment on Monday even
ing, December Goth. All Moose
and their families and friends
are welcome.
The Battle Maids of the King
dom of the M. +. Church held
a business meeting nj the home
of their teacher, Mrs. Kloster,
last Wednesday. They agreed
TO assist the younger classes
with the Christmas entertain
ment.
/ Mrs. ID. L. Gunsolus, of 1876
Fessenden street, was surprised
recently with u visit from her
uncle. Ira Cross, of Michigan,
who with his son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Cross, of Washington. spent tho
day with her. They were en-
route to California. Mrs. Gun
solus had not seen them for
more than thirty-five years.
Mrs. May C.. Bliss, national
field secretary for the Wo-
mems Home Missionary society
of the Methodist church. gave
an address at the meeting OF
the local society in the homo
of Mrs. Sarah Kemp, GA North
Smith avenue. Friday after
noon. In spite of the storm. q
large number attended. Devo
lionals were led by Mrs. w. T.
KloSter.
A musical program was rem
dered by a Filipino string quar-
tet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Millhohn, 14l4 OswegC
street, Saturday evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Fassett, Mr.. and Mrs
William limerick, Mr.. and Mrs
C. l.. Holmes. Mrs. Penny, Miss
Belle Penny. Mrs. Effie Hanna,
Miss Pearl limerick. Fred Bene-
diet, Vernon Juson and John
Juson.
The pride of a city in its tall
buildings may be excusable,
and sometimes il teaches a les
son in the carrying of thought
by deduction as for example
the story of a baby that fell
from the top story of a New
York skyscraper. when the
nurse let the baby slip from the
window X was two weeks old
II reached the ground a beau
tiful girl of nineteen years. =
Eek.
The operetta "In India" will
be presented by the Girls Glee
club of James John high school
on the evening of December z
at the school. christmas
boxes" will be presented by bt
public speaking class on The
same evening under the direc
ton of Clinton o. Bay. The
cast includes Romayne Brand
Peter Ermler, Glenna Jones
Lucy Cooper, Cecile Robertson
I Zelda Mulkey, Wylma Wagner
s and Helen Jacobsen.
"The Cleaners" is the nam'
) selected for a newly organizet
young married women's Sun
Z day school class of Pionee
Methodist church, organization
of which was perfected at a so
3 cial held at the parsonage Ol
s Friday evening. The following
8 officers were elected: Mrs. c
3 Deemer, president; Mrs. War
3 ner, vice president; Mrs. Georg
5 Bigler, secretary; Mrs. l.. +
3 Rose, treasurer; Mrs. Myrtl
3 Weeks, chairman of the mem
3 bership committee; Mrs. +. Cal
8 lison, chairman of the sociG
& committee; Mrs. C.. r. Davis
q chairman of the devotiOna
5 committee. Fifty members ar
u an.oIIad Mr. Z 4 TooL uy.,