St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-10-01


hardware merchant. and wife
have returned from an extended
trip in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Mclean
have returned to st. Johns after
spending the summer at 0lney,
where Mr.. Mclean is engaged
in the forestry service.
Mr.. Lozenger has purchased
through the agency of Rice q
Tate a home from Mrs. Hans
man on Wall and Amherst
streets; consideration $2750.
Mr.. C. f. Swander, superln.
tendent of Missions for the
Christian church of the State
of Oregon. will preach at the
Christian church Sunday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
DIR. Esther p. Lovejoy will be
the principal speaker at the w. c.
7. U. meeting at the home of Mrs.
J. c. Scott, 102 Central avenue on
Monday afternoon. She will tell
something of the condition of the
women across the sea.
The great majority of st.
Johns people favor the Caples
tract for the site of the new
high school. IL is ideally situat-
ed for the purpose. The price
has been made right. and there
seems TO be no good reason why
it should not be selected by the
school board.
A very pretty wedding took
place at the Widmer home on
the Cation ranch last Saturday
evening. when Miss Hedwig Wild.
mer became the wife Of Gottlieb
Bohren. A large number Of
guests were in attendance. Af-
ter the marriage ceremony had
been performed, the evening
was spent in dancing and other
diversions. A sumptuous wed.
ding dinner was served.
Monday evening. Oct. 4th. at
7 80 p. m. at Bickner hall. there
will be a meeting of the Repub-
lican Club, to which the public
is cordially invited. Music will
be furnished by the Headquar-
ters' Glee Club. A reading will
be given by one of the best Of
Portland's readers. Good speak
ers will also be present. If you
miss this you miss a genuine
treat. w. A. Carroll, President.
Congregational Church. pas
tor Rev. j. w. Threlfall. Sum
day exercises: Sunday school 10
TO IL. service III TO ~; subject,
The Three RS uf Religion" "
Communion at the close of the
service. 10 which all who honor
Christ are welcome. Evening
service 1880 to $50; subject.
1.-THE Man Who Thought He
Couldn't" On Thursday. Octo-
ber 7th, at 1880 a meeting will be
held TO organize a Church League
TO promote the social life of our
church. All interested be sure
TO be present. Reported.
Besinning next Sunday regu.
lar services will he restored at
st. Andrews Episcopal church.
Portsmouth. The Rev. John ID.
Rice, formerly General Mission
airy of the Diocese of Oregon,
has assumed charge as Vicar, and
will also have under his direc-
tion the work of the Episcopal
church in other Peninsula dis.
tricts and Alberta. Services at
st. Andrews will be held at III a.
m. and 1880 p. m. The morning
subject will be: "An Hour of Op.
portunity." Sunday school at 10
a. m.
The Epworth League of the st.
Johns M. +. church are uniting
with the.young peoples society
of Portland to gather clothes for
the Armenians. Those having
clothes TO spare please bring
them to the M. E. church base
ment. corner Leavitt and Syra-
cuse streets. before Tuesday.
Oct. 5th. Articles wanted /:
Coats. dresses sweaters. skirts.
blankets. petticoats, overcoats.
wool skirts. wool scarfs. heavy
hose. heavy underwear, heavy
wrappers, wool gloves and nit
tens. boots, shoes and felt slip.
pers.
The Cox.Roosevelt Club will
meet Tuesday at 1880 p. m. at
Bickner Hall. A. M. Smith, well
known Portland attorney. will
speak on the campaign issues.
Newton Mccoy, also a noted at
torney. will explain Article X,
and conduct an open forum. The
st. Johns Republican club. who
have failed TO accept our chal'
lenge for a joint debate on the
League of Nations. are especial'
ly urged to be present and take
part in the discussion. A splen.
did musical program has been
arranged by Miss Mary f. Neel'
ey and Madame Boury. Wom'
en- interested in the League OF
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