St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-10-28

lIulu GluSHGu W luC Cdl III Sunll
rise again, and that's where truth
has ii on the rundown pedestrian,
says an observing exchange.
Botanists tell us that Jack Frost
has nothing whatever to do with
coloring the Autumn leaves. And
that was the very thing that made
US fondest of Jack. Darn an illusion
killer, anyhowl-Journal.
After Io years of service as a
rural mail carrier out of Alicel,
Union county, during which time
he travelled 141 ,658 miles, M. +.
Van Housen has rendered his
resignation.
Three acres and four room
house. chicken house 100 feet
long, barn. COW, five hundred
hens, $7500.00. Will take city
property as part payment, close
to car line. This is a money ma
ker; look at it.--J. +. Gilmore,
l13 l-2 n. Jersey; Col. 81.
our revival campaign is pro.
crossing slowly, but steadily. Sew
eral Of the Lords children have
told of great blessings received, as
the messages 90 forth revealing the
love and goodness of our Heavenly
Father in His dealings with man
kind My heart has been panied
since my arrival in St. Johns, as |
have been informed that there has
not been a revival of much note for
some years. Surely this distresses
the heart of every one Of Emanuel's S
followers, for II reveals our weak.
ness, does 1t mott When we read the
history Of past revivals, we find that
a great concern for the souls of
men and prevailing prayer were the
the chief characteristics. John Knox
cried, Give me Scotland or die"
In the revivals of Wesley, Charles
Finey and others this was true.
Breteren, are we going to give the
battle o'erl Let us pray for a
revival In ST. Johns. We invite
all TO attend the revival in the old
Methodist church each evening at
1890. Sunday also al 2:30. II you
are a Christian, a back slider, a
professor or an infdel; II you never
20 TO church; II you have lost conf.
denee in Christianity; II you think
you are too bad to go, come. Jesus
loves you aud so do we. b. ].
Franklin, Evangelist.
The local telephone office presented
scene Of excitement aud merfiment last
Tuesday evening, October 2bth, when
the operators gave kid" party. The
rest room was gaily decorated in orange
aud black stTcamers. jack o. lanterns,
cornstalks and leaves OF red and gold.
The huge ghost Of Halloween was pleas.
ed 10 bc amid such rcvclry In his honor.
lof lac looked down on the "children"
with smiling, ghastly counteuance. ~.
ther Starring came tripping In with lace |
dress aud was perfect Mammals An.
gel Child" Anne ~ Green Gables |
spilled the cider and Polyanna gave her
an all day sucker 10 make her happy |
Golden Locks was there, having Just |
barely escaped the three bears. Mary. |
Mary, quite contrary, was quite amiablc |
after doughnuts aud coffee |
were served. Everybody danced aud |
played while various talented ones play. |
Ell the Victrola aud sang songs. As n
rhaperone was omitted there were lots |
Of quarrels and occasionally blows were |
In evidence. one little girl who wore |
rompers suffered much because Others |
called her boy. Hut all this was for, |
gotten when pepper appeared with pop
rprn aud butter. An interesting feature |
n the evening was the awarding OF |
prizes To Miss Mabel Pratt as the most |
'hildlike and Miss Emily llougcuf as
,he most comical. As chilufcn are not |
allowed Ia stay out late the party ended |
carly" everybody declaring that kids
have more fun than grownups. Those
present were the Misses Mary Jones, |
Maude Sprouts, Rmily HougueI, Gladys
berry, Geneva Short. Flossie Harris, An
IA Hendricks, Nolay Leland. Alma Ras,
u, Viola Dibble, Jessie McGTath, Joseph.
ne Donlon, Mabel Pratt aud the Mes,
lanes frankie, Prior, Rena RundeT'
luTk, Harriet Wakefield, Ruby Thomp,
,on aud Ida Fershweiler.-Reported.
The Doreas Club of the NJ. u. church
will hold their regular business aud SO
'ial meeting next Saturday at 2 p, M, in
he basement Of the new church, after
which light refreshments will be served.
Ne hope 10 have a large attendance as
he Queen EstheT girls are Ia meet with
-, All members ia arrears please bring
lues. Reported,
Last Thursday noon the domestic sci.
nee class ot the James John High pre-
jared delightful luncheon for the local
ranch ot the Social Welfare Society.
eleven were present. Much credit is
Inc the Misses Mary Taylor aud Perm
lutte for their effective decorations. The
able aud room presented a Halloween
ppearance carried out in the color
cheme Of orange and black While
crVing both girls wore Halloween cos
nmss aud were masked. Reported.