St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-04

the Community Church.
Mrs. c. M. Sewers, who was
in a dying state. had to turn to
God for help and will soon be
able to take a position nursing
again. Mrs. c. M. Sewers.
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints: Sunday
school Sunday morning at l0:30
at Bickner Hall. Cottage meet
ing every other Friday even.
ing at 7.30, 524 East Mo-
hawk street. All welcome; no
collections.
Next Sunday morning at the
New Pioneer Methodist Church
a resolution will be voted upon
declaring for the reduction of
armament. which will be sent
to President Harding. On Arm
istice Day, November llth. the
congregation will be requested
to attend a program service for
the purpose of asking Divine aid
for the Disarmament Conference
which opens on that day at the
National Capital. Services z a.
m. to 7:45 a, m.
st. Johns United Evangelical
church. J. Holdeman. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing at IL a. m. There will be
services in the evening as usual.
There was a good attendance
last Sunday at both the Sunday
school and preaching services.
Let us increase the attendance
each Sunday, that we may have
a steady growth; a steady
growth means healthy growth.
There were six promoted from
the primary department TO the
main school last Sunday. Re
ported.
The Parent Teacher Associa.
tion of the Williams school was
organized Monday afternoon. Oc-
tober 3lst. with 62 members
enrolled. Officers selected were,
Mrs. Il. +. Monahan. president
Mrs. A. w. Davis. vice.president
Mrs. l.. J. Wright, secretary
Mrs. Charles Nelson. treasurer.
Mrs. Bathgate. president of the
Portland Parent Teacher Asso,
cation, was present and told OF
the purposes of the organiza'
tion and the work being done by
liz. Meetings will be held the last
Monday of each month at 3 p. m,
An invitation is extended to al
who are interested in this work,
The helping Hand class of the
Christian church gave theil
teacher, Mrs. L. c. Waite,
Halloween surprise party at he
home, $40 North Syracuse street
Saturday. October Goth. TIL,
girls were attired in novel mas
lauerade costumes which len
much TO the jollity o. the occa
sion. Seasonable games wer
played; following these cam
| the refreshments characteristic
of the occasion. Among thos
present were: Madaline Muns0n
Ruth Drake, Laura Rogers, Car
olyn Imhoff, Mary Pocock. Dor
othy Young. Ella Factor. Mil
dred Sears. Mildred Matthews
Kathryn McChesney. Mrs. Nelli
Hendren, Floyd Henderson. Jr.
Audrey Waite, Mrs, +. e. Wait
and Agatha Waite,
One of the busiest places in st
Johns is the Peninsula Hospital
which has recently been estab
lished. Mrs. Chester Jackson ant
Miss Zeta Smith are both doini
nicely after serious operations
Arthur Anderson is recovering
from the effects of a motorcycle
accident that he was in last Sat
Mike Poner received a BROKE
leg i'm an accident at the st
Johns Lumber Company. Mrs. j
McBain hao both feet injurel
while working at the Terminal
At present baby girls are quit
fashionable in the hospital. o.
October 25th Mrs. Ronald High
of 53l South Jersey street CAV
birth to a daughter. On Octobe
l28th girls were born to Mrs
Herbert Isham Of Blueslide
Washington. and Mrs. f. O
Tripp of 2l2 East Chicago street
alThree cOnvalescenses ar
! Mesdames Jensen. X Readin
! and Dyer. Reported.
For Sale -s25 collapsible bah
! buggy for S8. Call 824 N. Ediso
street.
e For Rent. - Furnished hous,
J keeping rooms. 7l2 Smith avenu
I North. Col. I348.
For Rheumatism use Old Scotc
Liniment. Good for soreness of III
/, chest, sore throat and colds. FC
= sale by the St. Johns Pharmacy
+ Call for free sample. 2
70 For Sale. My home at 92I \
Hudson, opposite the North
!, Sitton School, has proven too small
n have purchased new home.
n will sell the above place for SI2S,
+, 5000 cash; balance $I2 per monI
Z and interest. H. A Longstaf.