St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-06-10

TeSSTNeT VI MdU.
Mrs. Tillie Edwards and Mrs.
| Charles Anderson have returned
from a visit with friends in Sc
attic and Tacoma.
| |. o. q. F. and Rebekah Mem.
orial services will be held in the
| M. L church Sunday morning
next at IL o'clock.
| Mrs. Mary Higgins of South
Dakota is visiting her aunt.
| Mrs. Lear. and other relatives
and friends in st. Johns.
The soldiers measure carried
| by a three to one vote at the
polls Tuesday, from present in
dications. 1t should have been
unanimous.
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club will meet at the
home Of Sister Emma Burroughs
at III N. Fox street Thursday,
June 10th. at 2 p. m.
| Reed Balm of Eugene spent
the week end with the family Of
| A. w. Davis. Mr.. Balm will
teach in the University of Ore
gon the coming season.
A bouncing eight pound baby
girl arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Teyena. 1l50 Lom.
bard street, May %. The mother
was formerly Miss Pearl Phil
lips.
The Review goes to press a
day early this week in order TO |
give the force a chance to take |
in the floral parade. News mat
ter as a result Is somewhat cur.
tailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lear of
Centerville. WASH. are visiting
Mr.. Lear's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Lear. He is looking
for business opportunity ano
may locate here.
Miss Florence V. Davis left
Monday morning for Madison,
Wisconsin. where she will at
tend summer school. She will
teach in the James John High
School next Fall.
William A. Miller and Miss {
Marguerite l.. Mccarthy were s
united in marriage at the home !
of the BRIDES parents on Central |
avenue May 2Sth. DR.. II. +. d
Jones officiating. '
Homer Plasket, who has been 5
serving for the past four years :
with the u. S. Navy. has re- I
turned to his home at 704 Drew c
street. His numerous friends =
are glad to see him back. y
+. o, Bailey of GIG +. John Il
street brought into this office h
one of the finest boxes g,
If Strawberries we have YET n
,een. They were of the lmprov- @
ID Oregon variety and grown b
rom plants that were planted I,
asst November. They were beau. M
les and tasted as good as they h.
ooked. II
st. Johns Camp No. 1916. NJ. d,
v. A.. will observe Memorial
Jay Sunday, June 18th, by a G,
ermon from DR.. II. F. Jones at -
he Christian church at 10 a. M, ~ ~
he Camp attending the church. y,
iembers will assemble at the 4,
lamp Hall and march in a body -
o the church at 9:30 a. m. Geo. Il,
V. Muhm, Consul; c. +. Hatch j.,
It. Clerk. -; ~
A delightful surprise was Civ n,
n Mrs. G. M. Hall in honor of ar
er birthday last Friday even al
ng. Those present were Mr.. on
nd Mrs. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. di
iuery, Misses Plasket. Johnson, tr
nd Currier. G. M. and V. M. M
Iall. Mrs. Hall was the recip. p,
ent Of gifts and flowers. Dain. m
y refreshments were served M
nd the guests departed wish Iii
ng her many more happy re- pe
lrns of the day. In
Raymond Clark died at his tr
ONE on Columbia boulevard gi
une 9th, of tuberculosis. He liz
vas almost 22 years of age. and eg
ad served in the u. S. Navy. re
lie was the son of Benz. f. Clark en-
nd was born in North Carolina. be
he funeral takes place this. wi
morning at 10 o'clock. or
Or. Jones officiating. Interment be
n Columbia cemetery, the st. in
ohns Undertaking Co. in hi
barge. tr
Rev. Kimball Clark, formerly 10
4 Massachusetts. and who spent bi
many years as pastor of Congre- III
,ational churches in Kansas,
will speak in the place of Rev. CO
iul next Sunday evening and sd
9th Sunday morning and even a
ng of the 10Th of June. Rev. Hull hi
gill be back in the pulpit on the F,
9th as usual. Rev. Clark is
aid TO be a "very able preacher"
nd man of excellent attain 70
lents." Mr.. Martin and Mrs. ~
.ou Gray of the Portland Song ID
ervice League will sing duets h'
nd solos, and lead in singing
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