St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07

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Thos. Coupe is assisting A. w.
Davis in his realty business.
Thomas is q hustler and will no
doubt prove valuable aid.
W. j. Forsythe of Canton,
Ohio, has accepted a position at
the Sunset Cash Grocery. He
and his wife and child expect to
make st. Johns their home.
Harry Graham of the Sunset
Cash Grocery is enjoying well
earned vacation in sunny Cali.
fornia. He expects to be gone
several weeks. His mother is
accompanying him.
Mr.. Frank u. Fuller and Miss
Marjorie NJ. Sperling were un-
tied in marriage by DR.. II. +.
Jones at his home Wednesday.
The happy young couple are both
residents Of st. Johns and will
make their home here.
There will be imitation at the
next Royal Neighbors meeting
on May 18th. at st. Johns. Wis
itors from Portland Camps are
expected and all Royal Neighbor
members are cordially invited to
attend. Reported.
A few intimate friends of
Georgia Burrow gave her a de-
lightful May day surprise on
Saturday afternoon. Following
musical selections on the piano
and games. refreshments were
served. with Mrs. A. X. Mullin
assisting. Lillian Tooley. Caro-
lyn McKeen, Thelma Randall,
Margery Smith and Rosetta He'd.
yes were guests.
The Past Matrons Club of Min.
erva Chapter. No. l05 o. h. $.
was pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. Ida NJ. Canon at her home,
1856 Fiske street, University
Park. Saturday. A cafeteria
luncheon was served at one
O'Clock to the following members:
Mrs. X. X. Davis. Mrs. Diana
Day. Mrs. Anna l.. Harrington,
Mrs. Olive lngledue, Mrs. Zclla
Johnnstone. Mrs. VIM. Carroll.
Mrs. Myrtle A. Weeks. After
lunch the business meeting was
held followed by the social hour. |
The next meeting will be nc the
home Of Mrs. Catherine Stevens.
on Portsmouth Boulevard.
The voters of the Peninsula
should not fail Ia remember that
the best interest of this district
in particular can be best looked
after by county commissioner
who is familiar with and has full
knowledge OF our wants and re-
quirements. Such n man is A.
A. Muck. who is now finishing
his first term as Commissioner.
And he las made good. This !
end ofithe county has never re-.
ceived so much consideration as
during his term of office. There
is still much 10 be done. and
there can be no doubt that Mr.
Muck. il reelected. will continue
his good work. One good term
deserves another. in "A saying
that fits Mr.. Muck's case, Why
not give him the unanimous vote
of the Peninsula?
Thursday evening, May 18th,
Portland Camp l07, Woodmen ,
of the World. will visit st. Johns
Camp. with a full corps of oth
GERS and drill team. They will
assist the ST. Johns Camp in /
a class of candidates.
The team will give an exhibition /
drill on the street should the .
permit. The team is ,
well drilled and well oticered. | i
The drill will be worth seeing.
IL is requested that all members i
Of the st. Johns Camp No. as. -
Woodmen of the World. be pre-.
sent Thursday evening May 18th,
At the hall corner Lea lit and s. ,
Jersey street AT s p, m. TO see
the new work put on by the
Portland team No. l07. Re
freshments served after the )
work is over. by order of n. -
J. Simmons. Council Commander.
May day festivities at the Port Ii
and Woolen mills took place last h
Saturday. The Maypole dance, u
n which the small daughters of
he employees of the mill partic. nj
patsd, and the crowning of Miss ~
Alma Ruffe as queen of the \
May were the principal events I,
" the afternoon. To Il. A. ,
overseer of the weaving !
'oom. and Charles DeRieux,
'verseer of the spooling room,
ell the honor of crowning the p
Iuesn. Readings by Miss Ruth
Dickes. solos by Sergeant r. l..
Crane. music 10y the Woolen mill
two reels of movies
md speeches by l.. Il. Thompson.
General manager and secretary,
nd e. Ii. Carter, superinten-
ent of the mill. made up the 10
fternoon program. Miss Mil ba
red Klingensmith was in charge
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