St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-10-14


you. Services at Odd Fellows
Hall, 1880 p. m. Reported.
H. Peck of ia South Craw-
ford street. with four entries of
chickens at the Salem Fair, re.
ceived four prizes, two of
which were first prizes.
Rev. Chester Paul Gates, pas
tor of the Evangelical church,
will preach his final sermon Sun
day. prior TO taking up his
work as Evangelist for the Ore.
gon State Conference.
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints: Sunday
school Sunday morning at 1920
at Bickner Hall. Cottage meet
ing every other Friday even.
ing at 1880. 524 East Mo.
hawk street. All welcome: no
collections.
The Epworth League held a
business meeting at the beauti.
ful new home of their pastor,
Rev. Kloster. After the meeting
adjourned games were played,
after which lunch was served.
We all had good time. We
meet every Sunday evening at
$3.50 in our new church. Come
and join us. Reported.
The women of Portland on
Tuesday evening organized the
Women's Realty Board of Port
land. The officers are: Mrs.
johnson. president; Mrs. Neu.
hauser, vice president: Mrs.
Slocum. secretary; Mrs. Harris.
assistant secretary: Mrs. Kelley,
treasurer. Mrs. Tate of st.
Johns was made a member of
the executive committee. Fred
Brockman was organizer.
We call your attention again
TO the revival campaign in the
old M. Il. church which began
Thursday evening Of this week. |
We are expecting glori. |
Gus meeting. We desire you TO |
come and help us in singing the
songs Of praise; unite with us
In prayer. God is wonderful
God indeedl He who made the
world and all that il in il. Come
and bring your friends and let US
consider the wonderful priv
ileges He holds out TO human.
ity. Reported.
John II. Fisher of 93i North
lvanhoe street died at the hospi.
tai Wednesday. October 18th, Of
hardening OF the arteries. lie |
was born in Cheboygan, Wis,
and came 10 ST. Johns in June,
1917. coming here from Michi.
gan. Deceased was aged " years
and was a member of the Evan
gslical church. He is survived by
his widow and one daughter,
Frances. The funeral services ,
will be held at the chapel of the
81. Johns Undertaking Co. today,
Friday. at 2:30 p. m. Rev.
Chester Il. Gates will preach ,
the sermon. and interment will !
take place In Columbia Gem. !
etery.
Al the Sunday school service of c
the Community church SUNDAY but /
a short period was given To the 8
study OF the lesson, The remainder e
OF the time was taken up by a short 5
Rally Day program which con Il
sisted OF recitation, Welcome. a
Mildred SwartL; song, boys i'm n
Mrs, Smiths class; recitation, h
Edith Stone; violin solo, George "A
Seartk; recitation, Donald Smith; {
exercise, primary class; recitation. q
Byron Hamburg; Autumn greeting c,
girls In Mrs. Boyd class; solo, Mrs. p
Nourse, Al the worship ser iice Mr..
Veness, a Whitney chorus director. 81
Iang. Six new members were re- b
'eived into the fellowship of the II
aud the Lord Supper X
Vas observed. The pastor and one y,
ay delegate will be in attendance at GO
he State Convention of Congrega- al
ional Churches which meets in
Eugene this week, A report of the h
will be given at the m
morning service Sunday. The 81
eTvice for Sunday night will be u
lides representing the PARALLELS of q
christ. st.--RepoTted, ID
The marriage of Miss Maude or
rene Clayton. daughter of o,
ar. and Mrs. G.. w. Clayton. ci
4 East Lake. Minnesota, and fu
oseph w. Kane was solemnized ~
Wednesday evening. October Ia
9Th. at $50. at the home of MIR.
nd Mrs. John Kane. 2l6 N. Ivan
oe street. DIR. ii. +. Jones oflici-
ting. The bride was gowned in
ream colored net, beautifully
in ribbon and tiny "a
Oses: She carried a bouquet of IN
lphelia roses. Mrs. Alvin C. ke
'ogel MARY r.. Ashton) was
latron of honor and wore a
own of navy blue satin and be
heavily beaded. Mr.. at
.lvin c. Vogel was best man. ny
he guests included Mr.. and lea
Irs. IL. +. King. Mrs. Per- We
eta Doug las, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. De