St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-11-19

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interior.
The st. Johns Cash Market is
being altered and improved with
a new glass show case and the
front rearranged.
Dick Brederson. who under
went an operation on his eye at
the Good Samaritan hospital last
week, is much improved and
able to be at home.
A bouncing eight pound baby
boy, Dale Jerome, arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID.
Powell, 4l4 Bristol street, bright
and early Monday morning.
Mother and babe are doing fine;
also dad.
The young men of st. Clements
Parish will give a Thanksgiving
dance Nov. 26th in the hall at
Smith avenue and Buchanan
street. A high class orchestra
will furnish the music and a
good time is promised.
Members of the Epworth
league of the Pioneer M. L.
church. accompanied by the
Rev. and Mrs. w. +. Kloster.
motored to Multnomah farm
Sunday afternoon and held q
special service for the inmates.
Employees Of the Peninsula
National bank entertained the
officers of the bank and their
wives at the home Of Mrs. l..
Carhart. 1861 Willamette boule-
ward, Wednesday evening of
last week. Twenty we're present.
The st. Clement Parish is
launching 4 big drive for the
purpose of raising funds for the |
erection Of a new church. Judg-
ing from the enthusiasm dis
played at the opening of the
drive. il will no doubt prove a
splendid success.
Byron Poff. captain Of the
Columbia Park football team.
has a broken leg as the result Of
the game played against Ken
worthy Park team recently. |
Norman Nelson, right halfback
Of the same team, has broken |
collar bone received on Armistice |
day at The Dalles.
The Woman's Home Missionary |
society Of the Methodist church
will meet at the home OF Mrs. |
Brimner. 702 N. Syracuse street,
Friday at 2 pm. An interesting
program with special music has
been prepared. Tea will be served
for which 4 silver offering will
be taken.
Chaperoned by Miss Edna
Hollenbeck, Miss Jones and A. |
b. George. instructors Of James
John high school. the first term
ers explored the site recently
selected for the park In the ST. |
Johns district Wednesday after
noon Of last week. The trip |
afforded theme for the English |
class the following day.
Congregational church. Pastor
Rey. j. w. Threlfall. Thanksgiy-
ing Sunday: Sunday school 10
to IL; service III TO IL. subject.
" An Irish idea OF what 10 be |
thankful for. Evening service
z go TO $3.50. subject. "a Phari-
sees idea of what TO be thankful
for-God. | thank thee that am
not as other men are"
The girls hiking club of
James John high school. Hiak
Klatawa. has elected the follow
ing officers: President. Dorothy
Coulter; vice president. Eliza
Vinson; secretary-treasurer,
Sara Abbott; chairman of pro-
gram committee, Vesta Hughes;
chairman of honor point COM
mittee. Emma Stephens. photo
librarian. Eleanor Doughty.
Mrs. ID. E. Gunsolus was a
hostess to members of the Shiloh
circle No. IS. Ladies of the G.
A. X. of Lents, at her home. l26
South Fessenden street Friday
afternoon. Members present
were Mesdames. Maffett.
Powers, Elwood, Tussey. Bos-
we'll. Shriner. Melvin, Thacher,
George, Finley. Woodworth. and
the hostess. Comrades Gunsolus
end Shriner also attended and
Mesdames Fannell, Seaton and
Eatinger were invited guests.
Luncheon was served.
The monthly business meeting
of the S. p. !. Class of the
Christian Bible school was held in
the church basement Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. 10Th. After the bust
ness was attended to in a very eff
cient manner, an exceedingly en-
joyable social time was participated
in bv all. After refreshments were
served more games were enjoyed by
all until to everyone's surprise the
president Of the class announced
that it was rapidly approaching the
time when 1t would be against the
curfew law to be seen on the street.
Amid a general scramble for coats
and rubbers all finally reached the