St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-02

South lvanhOe street.
The participants in the Commu.
nifty club play, The Deestrict
Skule," will picnic with their fam
lies at Scappoosc Greek on Labor
Day An enjoyable time is antici-
pated.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Of Sweet,
Idaho and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lo.lCr and daughter Alice have
returned from a week at Sea-
side. Mrs. Foster is a sister of
Mrs. George Foss Of Wisconsin.
Miss Leona Foy, the talented
pianist and instructor, left
Tuesday for a weeks stay at
Government Springs, about a
dozen mile from Carson, Wash
ington.
Miss Margaret Vinson, who
has been in Los Angeles for
some time, is on a visit at the
home Of her mother on South
lvanhoe street. She has been
III for the past several days but
is now improving.
We want 10 thank our many
friends and business men of st.
Johus who gave so willingly to
myself and Children's support at
this time. through Mr.. Hartford.
Pm sure il was so kind Of you
all. Thanking you again, Mrs.
Franklin.
At the ST. Johns Community
Church, Congregational, Sunday:
Sunday school at l0o'olock. Morn
ing worship at II. Subject: The
Moral Demands OF Christ" Eight
p. M: Meeting Christ Without
Shame" A real live song service,
led 10y the orchestra, will prcccdc
every evening service. You will find
hearty welcome Reported.
Miss Georgia Rich has purchas.
ed home at 52j Ainsworlh ave.
nuc, large commodious Sfoom
house and garage Ainsworth av.
cnuc is one OF the attractive wide
streets OF the city, with rs grass
center and shade trees Miss Rich
has number Of pupils taking q
course in pcdagoguc. Miss Brallcl
oi Gresham, formerly oi ST. Johns,
who has a large class Miss Ethel
Knott ol Clackamls, aud Miss Io.
anna James of Rainier. These have
been heard in rccilals IN ST. Johns,
Miss Rich will have her studio as
usual at 40 Oswcgo street lor the
convenience oi the 81 Johns ru.
pills.
The rev Pioneer Methodist
church banquet and bazaar,
which is to bee held September
Nth. is receiving unusual re-
spOnse from the local business
and professional mtu. Up Ia the
Both of August l15 tickets had
been sold. so If you want a
ticket better not delay until the
reservations are exhausted. The
many hansdomc and useful arti-
clcs which are being contrib
uted for the Bazaar will be eN-
hibitcd ten DAYS before the time
when they viii hc sold in the un-
occupied store builDiug %. ,h
Peninsula National Bank block
on South Jersey street. A
unique feature that has been
worked out 10y the committee is
the receiving of donation work
by professional men. DR. ). A.
Mulkcy will give for the benefit
of the church a set of upper or
lower artificial teeth. good as
the natural valued at S35. DR.
+. A. Sandiiur will give Occu-
list service. Rev. ", T., kloster
will perform marriage ceremony.
All these fees TO he given 10 the
church. Thomas AutZen has do
mated the panellng for the fire
place club room.
ON Wednesday night OF this week
the ST. Johns Community Church,
Congregational, a reception was
given ion the new pastor aud wife,
Rev. and Mrs ID. 4 Nourse, Mr..
Staddleman presented the new COM
crs, after which Rev. Nh klosteL
pastor OF the 81 Johns Pioneer NJ,
l., church, gave a welcome in be
half of other churches His words.
were filled with a spirit which
speaks for "A most happy coopera.
live relation between the churches
Rev MI Constant, president OF the
Portland Association OF Congrega-
uonal churches, spoke the welcome
for the occasion, after which Rev,
Mr. Noursg responded with few
words OF appreciation ot the spirit
shown by those present, MI Oliver
played a violin solo which was
thoroughly enjoyed hy all, and Mn
FaSsett sang iu his characteristic
way, "Out Where the West Be
g'ns," aud responded very gcneT
ously with an encore. The ladies
then presented their part of the
program which consisted of fruit
salad, ice cream, cake and coffee
needless TO say this WAS enjoyed by |
all, Judging from the spirit mani |
tested by the pastor and people the
church is prepared to step ont into
AN active, progressive program
which will strengthen the religious
life OF the community.