St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-23

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and sympathy during the illness and
death of our mother; aud we also
thank them for the beautiful flow
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs.
Mona Koenecke, A. T. Koempke,
Otto Koeneke, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Koenecke, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Koenecke.
! The Christmas service of the
| Episcopal church in St. Johns will
be held at 9 a. nj. on Christmas day
at the Odd Fellows hall All mem
bers of the Episcopal church in St.
Johns are urged by the vicar to be
present and make their communion,
and all are cordially welcome. A
midnight service, beginning at
1880 p. M, will be held on Christ.
mas Eve at St. Andrews church
Portsmouth. John d. Rice, Vicar.
The Pythiau Sister Altruistie
Club will meet atthe home of Sis
ter Maggie Phillips Thursday eve
ming, Dec, 20. Please bring Xmas
packages. Those present at the
home of Sister Blair were Mes.
danes Brice, Boyd, Beckman. Bell,
Clark, Campbell, Hendricks, Kerr,
Jacobson, Jones, Philips, Weimer.
Anyone having shoes to give To- the
needy are requested to bring them
to Edw. Connants shoe shop
where they will be repaired aud
kept in stock by the Club
We desire to express our sim
cere thanks to the members Of
st. Johns Camp, w. o. w., the
Peninsula Lumber Company and
its employees, Laurelwood Re-
bekah lodge and also our many
kind friends and neighbors: the
proprietor and employees Of SWEET
lands sweet shop for the floral
offerings and the sympathy ex-
tended us in the loss of our be-
loved husband and father. Mrs.
Rose Anson and daughter Edith.
a delightful birthday party was
given December l6, at II6 west
Charleston street by Mr.. and Mrs
Small aud Mr.. aud Mrs. S,ratton in
honor OF their daughters. Miss
Jessie Small and Miss Rilla Stratton
and their friend Mr. William
Makis. Those present were
Miss Edyth Kenney, Miss Margaret
Kenney, Miss Vesta Barrett, Miss
Nina Depee, Miss Hazel Jenkins,
Miss Ivy Morton, Miss Dottie
Bissett, Miss Thelma jenkins, Miss
Helen Stratton, Miss Edylh Cooper.
Miss Gladys Riley, Miss Gladys
Clarke, Mr. Paul Burrow, Mr.. Van
Clarke, Mr.. Sanford Whitney,
Mr.. Wendell Atchison, Mr.. Roy
Stratton. The evening was spent
IN playing many games and music.
after which was served a dainty
luncheon. The hostesses aud host
were the recipients OF many beauti.
iul presents. Reported
The Oregon Grape Club met at
the home of Mrs. Weimer. 1903
Burlington street December l4th
for an all day quilting. The
quilt was completed and blocks
for another one were cut. At the
noon houra pot luck dinner was
served. Those present were:
Neighbors Loretta Armstrong,
Nellie Armstrong. Bell, Eta
Beam. Briee, Burson. Bowley,
Boyd, Corbett, Fleming. fetch
or, Ferschweiler, Killebrew,
Kreyer, Lauth. May, McRea,
Marchand, Stuhr, Trout, Walker,
Weimer, feeling, Ethel Arm.
strong, and Emma Beam. Child
rem were Helen Dunbar, Vivian
Muhm. Merrill and Marie Flem-
ing. Nadia May. June Arm
strong. Marie Forest and Ray.
mond Fletcher. The club will
meet with Mrs. Killebrew jan
uary llth.
"Ye Merrie Tymers," a social
club recently organized, has issued
invitations for its initial party
on Tuesday, December the twenty
seventh, nineteen hundred and
tweuty-one, The Y. w. c. A.
Club House has been selected as
the place for the first iollie gather
ing, Patrons and patronesses for the
occasion include,Mr and Mrs. c. A.
Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Tower,
Mr. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Shaw and Mrs.
Bess Nesbit. Numbered among "Ye
MerTie Tymers' are: the Misses
Beulah Beam, Gladys Bredesen,
Marie Bredesen, Margaret Dickie
Mesdames Hazel Johnson Engzell
and Bernice Brownley- Grantham;
the Misses Ethel Hufford, Susie
I.indley, Ruth Nc Gregor, Donalda
MacGregor, Lola Murphy, Clara
Nelson, Minnie Nelson and Agnes
Orr; Mesdames Catherine Palmer
Poff, Gladys Palmer Wright and
the Misses Airline Shaw and Alice
Mems and Boys Belts so cents.
K o G. Il X S.
We give a extra wheels with our
Winchester skates. - ST. Johns
Co.
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