St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-02-04

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said the gallant captain. "you
have a tough battle before you.
Fight like heroes till your pow
der is gone; then run. Pm a lit
tie lame. and III start now"-Ex.
Charles Foss sustained some
painful injuries to his shoulders.
left leg and other parts Of the
body when he was struck down
by an auto driven by A. j. Mo-
tot at Fourth and Washington
streets Monday of last week.
Mr.. Motot took Mr.. Foss to DIR.
Seeley's office and later to his
home here. where he is getting
along as well as could be expect.
ed.
Oregon Grape Circle No. Sal
met January 10th with large
attendance for the closing Of our
contest; since September we have
done well. The A division was
served by the b division to a
bountiful banquet and program.
Captain Emma Beam Of the A
side and Ethel Smock of the Bs
were presented with beautiful
bouquet of carnations by Guar
dian Neighbor Eta Beam. Re
ported.
Representative Macarthur has
been notified by the Department
of Agriculture that several thou-
sand packages of vegetable and
flower seeds are ready for distri-
button among his constituents in
Multnomah county. and he an
nounces that these seeds will be
sent only upoE specific requests
from individuals or organiza-
tions. Seed distribution will be
be made about March lst. Ad.
dress c. N. Macarthur, 1856 House
Office building. Washington. ID.
IC.
Thursday evening. January
9th. st. Johns Camp No. 1916,
Modern Woodmen Of America,
had its largest blowout" of the
season A large class Of candi-
dates was initiated with about
75 members present. The De.
gree Team from Oregon Fir
Camp was present to handle
the royal goat. and he proved
their match. for Billie is kept
in practice these days. A fine
lunch was served by the com.
mittee in charge. The crowd
did not leave the hall until the
clock had struck 2 q. M. which
proved that they must have en-
joyed an enjoyable evening"
Reported.
In one of the fastest games
ever played in st. Johns the
Bachelor Club defeated the
heavy independence team last
Saturday evening 80 to l6. A
large crowd enjoyed and were
| thrilled by some very fast and
clever shooting by the locals.
THE whole Club team starred.
but the sensational shooting of
"Chuck" Sundstrom. who scor-
ed Ia points himself. was a Feat
ure. Ira Mix, the former o. A.
lC. all star. was held TO three
lone baskets by the Club guards.
| A return game will be played
at independence February 18th.
and a hard game is looked for
by the locals.
The graduating class of the
Williams school were entertain
ed at the home of Mary +. Har-
ney, South Decatur street. on
the evening of January 2lst.
After games and a program. de-
licious refreshments were serv-
ed. Mrs. Burghduff and Mr..
VanTIne being present. were
presented with beautiful gifts of
| flowers in appreciation of their
efforts with the class. Gradu-
ating members of the class: Lii
lian Avery. Mary Taylor. Viola
Rassi. Thelma Randall. Virginia
Douglass. Georgia BurTow. En-
lily Larson, Lillian Dickes. Doro-
thy Fluter. Mary Harney, Alshild
Martinson. Frank Learned, Rob
ert Rakes. Donald Tooley. Byron
Bigelow. Lloyd Franklin, Carl
Marshall, Lewis Manderson,
Lincoln Cochran. Daniel Doty.
Sunday services at the M. Z.
church, corner Leavitt and Syr-
acuse streets: Sunday school 10
a. m. (; morning sermon IL. sub
ject, Prayer or Profanity. Which? !?
Junior League. led by Deaconess
Miss Cress. 8 p. M; Epworth
League devotional meeting. Miss
Brown leader. $3.50 p. m. At $50
., m. there will be the first of a
series Of monthly Sunday even
ing concerts. Program-Pre-
lude. Mrs. B. A. Olson; Vesper
Song, "Now the Day is Over"
No. So Hymnal; Invocation: Male
Quartet by j. j. II. S. Quartet.
selected; Anthem, by choir;
Evening Psalm; Duet. Mrs. Bos-
COW and Miss Eggman. selected;
Special. by choir; Solo. Mrs. ID.
r. Deemer. selected; Song, by
congregation. "A Clean Heart. "
No. 81. Faith and Hope: Brief
| Address by pastor; Male Quar-