St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-04-29

G. j. Beaver and family spen
the week end at his brothers a
Deer Island.
Subject for Christian Scienc,
services Sunday: Everlasting
punishment.
Mrs. VIM. p. Fisher, nee Eliz
abeth Powell. left on Friday foI
Macon. Ca. to join her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hawortf
and son have again taken VI
their residence at 401 E. Rich
mond street.
Crank cases drained, flushed
out and refilled with a fresh sup,
ply of motor oil free of labor
charge at the st. Johns Garage.
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club will meet at the
home of Sister Emma Burroughs,
lit N. Fox street, Thursday, May
9Th. at 2 p. m.
The St.Johns Community Club
meets next Tuesday evening in
Y. w. G. A. building. All should
attend. as there are matters of
Importance TO be taken up. Re-
member, next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ida Umbach, Worthy
Grand Matron of Oregon. Order
Eastern Star. will visit Minerva
Chapter. No. los. at a special
communication Tuesday evening.
May Sd.
j. b. Fletcher has purchased,
Though the agency of s. G.
Cook. the southwest corner at
Jersey and Fessenden streets.
and plans to erect thereon three
dwelling houses.
The committee on Fair of the
Community Club is doing some
fine work ard with every pros.
pect Of landing the Fair on the
only natural site provided by
Providence for such a wonderful
gathering as that will be.
Services at the Evangelical
church Sunday next: Sunday
school 10 am. preaching by the
pastor, Rev. G. p. Gates, at IL
h. m. I; Christian Endeavor 6:30
p. m. and at 1880 p. m. Bishop
M. L. Maze Of La Mars. Iowa,
will preach. Come and hear
this wonderful man. Reported.
X. ID. Powell. we'll known and
popular citizen of st. Johns. was
almost instantly killed this.
Thursday morning. while at
work at Terminal No. 4. He
was on a 20 foot ladder and in
some manner fell striking the
back of his head. He lived only
about twenty minutes. He leaves
4 wife and two children. Full
particulars in the next issue.
Adebert S. Franklin of 527 L.
Richmond street. died at st. Vim
,ent's hospital April 9th follow
ng an operation for appended
lis. He was aged 45 years, Z
and 20 days and leaves a
wife and four children. The fu-
leral will take place Sunday af-
ernoon, the 81. Johns Under.
aking Co. in charge of the re-
mains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arman 0lin
we're very pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening when a num-
,er of their friends gathered to
celebrate his birthday. Refresh
nents were served and q good
ime was enjoyed by all. Those
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Arman
Din. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rus
iell. Mr.and Mrs. George Worth.
ngon and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Olin. Mrs. Worthington.
The Fraternal Boosters have
Iecured Miss Williams to pre-
ent to the people of st. Johns a
,lay entitled "The Home of the
Vitchcraft." which will please
,very one. the young as we'll as
he old. on Saturday. May l4th,
n the Moose Hall. A matinee
will be given at 3 o'clock in the {
afternoon for the children and {
It 8 O'Clock the evening perfor.
nance will start. This play was (
presented by Miss Williams at
he Multnomah Hotel, and also
It various clubs in Portland.
Services for Sunday, May lst.
It Pioneer M. K. church. Rev.
". Y. Kloster, pastor: Sunday
chool 10 o'clock. church service
i o'clock. sermon by pastor. mu-
tic by choir. Epworth League
$50. sacred concert 1880. prelude
drs. Olsen. song service, con-
,regation; prayer; solo, Miss
Scripture reading. solo.
drs. Sandifur; High School :
quartet; anthem. ~ Saw the
Holy City," choir; High School
Iuartet; sermonette. pastor; an.
hem, Awake! Psaltery and
Harp" choir; song, congrega-
ion; pOstlude. Mrs. Olsen.
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