St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-09

The Community Club band re-
ports good progress is being
made.
Miss Clara Nelson returned
last week from a five weeks trip
to Skagway, Alaska, Everett and
Seattle, Washington.
| Ex-Service men entitled to boz
nus may obtain necessary ap-
plication blanks from d. II.
Knowles at the Peninsula Sc
curity Co.
Laurelwood Past Mob e
Grand Club will meet at the
home Of Sister Josephine Hen
bricks. 208 S. Ivanhoe street,
Thursday, Sept. 18th, at 2 p. m.
The members of the cast of
the Community Club play, "The
Deestrict Skule." and their fam
lilies enjoyed most delightful
picnic at Scappoose Creek on
Labor Day.
The Women of the Moose
heart Legion will give a basket
social and dance at Moose Hall
Tuesday evening. September
18th. Sneed's orchestra will fur
nish the music.
The Fraterral Boosters ex-
tend an invitation to all to at
tend its meeting next Wednes-
day evening, as several city and
county officials are expected TO
be present. Secretary.
Miss Florence Davis. who had
been taking a Summer course in
the University of Wisconsin at
Madison, has returned home
and is engaged in teaching at
the James John High school.
The home of Misses Donalda
and Ruth McGregor was the
scene of n happy gathering last
Friday evening. The occasion
was the departure of John Nc.
Gregor for the University of Or
egon. All present had most
delightful time.
A very pretty wedding took
place Saturday, September 3rd.
1921. when at the home of their
future abode. 1872 Argyl street.
Mr.. Earl +. Hopplc and Miss
Myrtle Sparks were united in
marriage in the presence of
members Of the families. DR..
Jones ohiciated with the beauti-
full ring ceremony.
A. w. Davis reports the fol-
lowing sales made during the
past week: Roy lngledue pur-
chased property at Chicago and
Smith avenue; c.. +. Newell of
| Mist, Oregon, has bought the
lSwengel place on South Ivan
hoe, between Burr and Polk
streets; Mr.. Morgan has pur-
chased residence at 7l9 East
POLK street.
The first picnic TO be held in
the new Pier park in North ST.
Johns occurred on Labor Day
and was given by the Sunday
school of the Christian church.
About $50 people attended. Va
rious games took up the fore
noon. Dinner was served at noon
and was followed by a base ball
game and other diversions. The
ball ground is probably the best
to be found in the city. The
day was hugely enjoyed by the
happy picnicers.
DIR. Jerome Whistler and wife
of Centralia, Wash. visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Whistler. of Sll North Smith
avenue. last Sunday. staying till
Wednesday morning. They made
the trip by auto and had a splen-
did time visiting home and old
time friends. Jerome is one OF
the st. Johns boys all can well
be proud of. He is a successful
dentist. He is also a power in
the religious and civic life Of
Centralia.
The st. Johns Community Club
will meet Tuesday evening, Sep
tember Goth, in the Y. w. c. A.
building. after its midsummer
vacation This meeting will un-
doubtedly prove highly interest
ing. as there are a number of
matters of interest and import.
ance that will be taken up.
Every member should keep the
date in mind and make il a
point to attend. The club has ac-
complished much good for the
community and will no doubt ac.
complish much more.
C. H. Whertenberger, man
ager and head salesman of
Mitchell-Lewis Co.. and wife,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Sim
mons and son, and Norval
Brown motored to Ocean Park.
Wash. last Saturday. returning
Tuesday via Astoria. The trip
was greatly enjoyed and the
roads were fine. Mr.. Simmons
reports. They had clam bake and
a good catch of salmon trout.
Mr.. Simmons uncle. T. l..
| Simmons. of Fishers. Waah.