St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11
Mr.. Bsbo. all Tioga street is
i'll at the EN- anuel Hospital.

Granu CluD VIII meet WIIn OlSJeT
Nellie Haskell, 1872 Lombard
street, French block, Wednes-
day, November 10Th, at 7 80 p. m.
Jack McTibben came down
from Bremerton and spent SUM-
day with Mrs. j. M. Gillespie,
mother of Mrs. McTibben. He is
a gunner on the Destroyer Phil
ipps.
Superintendent Chalcroft of
the Siletz agency has begun
drawing checks to pay the lndi-
ans Sal, ,222.50 owing to them
from the sale of their lands un-
der the treaty of 1894.
Messrs. Siferts and Roberts
have taken a lease Of the st.
Johns skating rink and ant,ci-
pate holding a number of inter-
esting events there during the
Winter period. A number of
dancing parties will be given as
well as other entertainments.
A Parent Teachers Associa-
tion will be organized at the Sit
ton school Thursday. November
18th at 3 r. m. at the school.
Mothers and friends will be well
coined by principal and teachers.
A large attendance is looked for.
The George School Parent
Teachers Association will meet at
the school house Tuesday at Up. m.
Miss Paddock, ST. Johns librarian,
will speak on good books, and Mr..
G. l.. Williams, principal Of the
school, will present the Sterling
Educational Bill. Special musical
program.
Hugh Whistler. a graduate Of
James John High. is now en-
rolled as a student at Stanford
University. the school year be-
ginning October first. He is
highly pleased with school pros.
poets and writes he is getting
along nicely.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the M. Il. church will
hold their regular monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. +. Rose. 7l5
South Kellogg street. Tuesday af-
ternoon, November 15th.at 2 p. m.
Mrs. May Bliss, national field
worker, will address the meeting.
A silver tea will be served.
st. Johns United Evangelical
church, j. Holdeman, pastor,
corner West John and 1vanhoe
streets. Regular services next
Sunday morning and evening.
There was an increase In at
tendance at Sunday school and
preaching last Sunday morning.
Let us endeavor TO have an in
crease next Sunday over the pre-
vious Sunday. You are welcome
at all of the services. Reported.
Lets all Get Married." the
play given by the Bachelor Club
in the High School Auditorium
last Friday evening was a most
enjoyable affair. and attended by
a large number of highly pleased
people. The participants carried
out their parts like finished art
lists. The cast included: Harry
Fassett. Lola Murphy. Clara Mel
son. Caroline Lind. Minnie Merx.
William Pahl, "Skee" Larson,
Earl Keliher. Fred Marlett and
Harry feeling.
| A pleasant birthday party was
given at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hanville Monday
evening in honor of DottieBisett.
Delicious refreshments were
served and a delightful time had
by all. Those present included
Babe Stratton. Sanford Whitney,
Helen Stratton. Harry Daugher-
lty, William Kaer. Margaret
IKenney. Rhudy Bower, Helen
cunningham. Fred Smith and
Dottie Bisett. Miss Bisett was
the recipient of many pretty
birthday gifts.
Next Sunday is to be a good
day at the Community church.
Rev. Alfred McAfee. executive
secretary of the Portland coun-
ell of the churches. is to be with
us in the morning and DR.. S. X.
Brown of San Francisco will
speak in the evening. DR.. Brown
spent some thirty years as a
missionary in Turkey. He is a
man with a great big heart and
will have a message that will
help-Reported.
At the request of the commits
sion of public docks, City Com
missioner A. l.. Barbur recon-
mended that a resolution be
adopted by the council to elimi
nate the sharp turn in Jersey
street at the intersection of Mo
hawk. Jersey is a traffic artery
| to Municipal Terminal No. 4 and
at the intersection of Mohawk
makes such a sharp turn to the
right that traffic is menaced.
Drawn up by City Engineer
Laureaard. a plan will be sub
mitted TO the council to make
diagonal by cutting back the
south east curb. The project ac-
cording to estimates. will cost
about $500.
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