St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-23

claimed the -four center of the Pa
cific Coast.
]. +. Wilson has taken out per-
init for residence on North
Kellogg street.
Mrs. Frank Holman and son
Clifford of Pendleton are spending
several months here.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Lear of Ed
ison street have returned from
a visit with their son, d. o. Lear,
in Salem.
Steel mills are resuming opera.
tions in many eastern cities aud
thousands of idle men are finding
employment.
I Mr.. A. Il. Jeancon will render a
solo at the service of the Episcopal
church in the Odd Fellows Hall,
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Smith Of
5l2 Oswego street are the proud
parents,pf Garry, Jr., who arrived
Monday morning, weighing seven
and one. half pounds.
The Boy Scouts are rustling jobs
for the unemployed IN Portland.
Large trees from little acorns grow.
The acts Of many wide.awake boys
will yet be emblazoned on the
scroll of fame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Willis aud
child have arrived from Anaconda,
Montana, and reside at 2l25 Will.
annette boulevard. Mr.. Willis is a
brother of Mrs. I. J. Ogden, 20S0
Willamette boulevard.
The Dorcas club OF the NJ. Il.
church will have their class meet.
ing Saturday, Sept Oath at 2 p. m.
in the basement Of the church. All
Dorcas girls and those wishing TO
become a Dorcas girl, please attend
this meeting, Reported.
One of the redeeming features of
hard times is that everybody who
has anything to sell is courteous to
the consumer. Remember the boom
days when Il annoyed trades people
to have 10 wait on you ALBANY
Democrat.
The ladies of the Pioneer NJ. Il.
church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. S. {. Cook, 1902 Oswego
street Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth, from
10 TO 4, TO start the work Of the
church bazaar, which will be given
about Dec lst. A pot luck"
lunch will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. N. Hatch have
returned to Walla Walla. While
here they were guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Vandenberg and sou
Fred, 2l3l Willamette boulevard,
The Washington visitors were loud
in praise of the possibilities of ST.
Johns.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
ST. Johns Community church are
becoming famous for their cafeteria
luncheons. II you have ever at
tended one you will not miss one
il you have never attended one DO
not miss the next one, Wednesday.
Sept. 28th, from 1880 a. m. TO p.
m. in Bickner hall All home cook
ing; all welcome.
A family from Illinois may come
to Oregon, while the Oregon family
goes TO Missouri. California folks
travel from the north to the south il,
aud the east aud west mingle. The
auto is the vehicle that does the
mixing, for through its medium il
makes the people OF one section ia
miliar with other places than their
own.-canyon City Ragle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward w. Foy
kept open house Wednesday, Sept.
18th, in celebration Of their golden
wedding anniversary, and with
their only daughter, Miss Nettie
Leona Foy, the talented musician,
they received informally through
out the day. No formal invitations
were issued, but large number OF
friends called during the afternoon
and evening to extend congratula'
tions. A pleasant feature OF the
occasion were close to one hundred
congratulatory letters from old
friends in Jefferson, Iowa, in which
city their marriage took place and
where they lived until coming to
this city about ten years ago.
The services at the Community
church last Sunday we're well at
tended, especially the evening
service, at which the life Of
Christ was illustrated. The at
tendance and interest in Sunday
school is growing. Beginning
next Sunday the class for boys
between the ages OF 8 and IL
will be taught by Mrs. Manley
Smith. At the morning worship
next Sunday Rev. Robert Alling-
ham, former city superintendent
of the Congregational churches
in Denver. will speak. There
will be special music. The even
ing service will begin at 1880.
The last of the pictures illustrat-
ing the life of The Master will be
shown. You will feel better Mon