St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-11-12

Subject for Christian Scienc
services Sunday: Mortals an
lmmortals.
The political score of last wee
was about 8 to 0 in favor of G
o. p.
Mrs. j. p. Fones Of 3l8 Hart
man street is visiting relative
in Corvallis.
The site for the new higl
school building has not yet beel
acquired.
The Pendleton Roundup drew
an imense crowd at the loca
theatre Wednesday night.
A fine baby boy was born t
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pullin OF 96'
I Lombard st. Monday morning.
ID. T.. Vernon has beer
appointed deputy sheriff at tn,
Peninsula Lumber Co.'S plant.
Remember the Community Clut
meeting at the Central Schoo
building next Tuesday evening
X. S. Scales and son left Tues
day for motor trip to California.
They will go as far south as Los
Angeles.
Two events Of much Importance
happened on Nov. 1lth-- Armis.
tice Day and the birth of the st.
Johns Review.
A slight earthquake reported
for this district at about the
midnight hour Sunday night.
Probably reaction from Tues
days landslide.
Thanksgiving Specials in
Millinery. Everything reduced
to make room for Spring goods.
st. Johns Millinery, 200 N. Jersey
street. 2
A sacred concert will be given
at the University Park M. T..
church Sunday evening. with DIR.
II. o. Brown. director. Mr..
Harry Fassett will be soloist. All
invited.
The municipal street car service
between Fessenden street and
the bridge near the st. Johns
Terminal began to function last
week. IL Is proving quit a con-
venience TO a number Of people,
The fare is five cents.
Young folks. don't miss tn,
opportunity Of coming out next
Sunday evening to the M. T..
Church. Epworth League will
be at 6:45. and at 1880 Rev.
Kloster will have something e
tell you that will be very interest
ing.
Cost of conducting the Port,
land public schools for 1921 has
been estimated atS4, 475, 900 by
the school directors who drew ~
the annual budget at a special
meeting Monday night. This il
an increase of 81, ,203. 800 over
that Of last year. which was
So. 272. 900.
Congregational church, Pastor
Rev. John w. Threlfall-Sunday
exercises: Sunday school and
adult Bible class 10 TO IL;
morning service ii to IL. subject.
THE start and the finish"
Evening service. 1880 to $3.50,
subject. "A nasty story with a
great sentence in it,"
Mrs. Fannie Smock and her
daughter Miss Mabel Smock, who
came to Portland in the early
spring from San Diego. Cal. win
sail on the steamer Alaskan to.
day, Thursday for San Francisco.
They will go by rail TO Los Agsles.
where they expect TO make their
home. Mrs. Smock is the mother
of A. l.. Smock of st. Johns.
d. F. Schultz and DIR. ID. S.
Swart have leased the entire
upper floor of Bonham & Currier
building on Jersey street and are
having extensive improvements
made on the interior preparatory
TO moving their Offices there.
DIR. Swart came to ST. Johns
recently and is associated with
DIR. Schultz, who has been in this
district for several years. DIR.
Swart served two years and one
half as a surgeon In the navy,
during which time he was sta
toned at Bremerton and King
County hospital in Seattle.
A reception and dance will be
given by st. Johns post No. SO
OF the American Legion at the
Bachelors Club. 208 N. Jersey
street. on Friday. November 18th,
at 8 p. m. All ex-service men
are cordially invited to come
and bring their fathers, mothers.
sisters. wives or swesthearts.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements has planned a very
enjoyable evening, which will
include several musical numbers.