St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-17
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and gives out nothing. Don { be
a blotter.
w. p. Greene & Son are erect
ing a fine residence on Richmond
street for L. Il. Twombley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Irvine of
Willamette boulevard spent Sun
day with friends in Vancouver.
Three characters in a story of
prayer will be portrayed by the
pastor at the Community church
Sunday evening.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL; Wednes-
day evening at 500. 403 Smith
avenue.
Frank A. Rice, Geo. w. limbo.
den Percy A. Douglass are spend.
ing few days at Shepard S Hot
Springs.
We have had about enough of
Old Winter, and will be well sat.
isfied if il does not linger longer
in the lap of Spring,
w. A. Allen has opened up a
bicycle repair, lawn mower
sharpening, saw filing, knife
grinding, etc, establishment at
lis Philadelphia street.
The hardest thing about dis
proving the Darwin theory aris-
es from the fact that il is so
plausible in so many cases.
Miss Zelda Mulkey returned
60 the Willamette University at
Salem Sunday, after spending
the week end with her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. S. A. Mulkey.
Mrs Netttie Hoppe of Spring
field, Oregon, came down last
week for a visit with her sisters,
Mrs. Holdeman and Mrs. Thorn.
as, at Sl5 Princeton street.
Misses Mabel Reed and Ruth
Gordon left on Thursday evening
for Salem as delegates from the
Community Christian Endeavor
TO the State G. Il. Convention.
The Sitton Parent Teachers
Association has postponed the
February meeting until Thurs
day afternoon, Feb. %. All
patrons of school please take no.
tice Of change and meet with us
on that date.-Reported.
Every married person living
with husband or wife, in order 10
claim the income tax exemption
of $500 and SI00 for each depen-
dent, must make return, altho
is actual net income for 1921
may have been only $1,000.
The Woman's Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Evangelical church
will give delightful program
Sunday evening, Feb. 10Th. Rev.
Goode Of Portland will deliver
the address. All are cordially
invited TO attend.
In a short time the daisies
will be blooming along your
pathway; the songs of beautiful
birds will be heard you will be
feasting on young onions, rad
ishes and lettuce fresh from the
garden. Then you will forget
the mean things you said about
Winter.
Mrs. Clara Young and her as
sistant, Bertha Young, gave the
primary class of the Evangelical
church a Valentine party Satur-
day afternoon. Twenty children
were present TO enjoy the games
and refreshments. The class has
an average attendance of %.
The Sans Dieu Riens class Of
the Evangelical church had a
preliminary meeting at the
home of Miss Charlotte Reed on
Tuesday evening, when arrange
ments were completed for a Val
entine social to be held at the
home of Miss Vesta Dibble, 322
w. Polk street, Saturday even
ing. Miss Reed served delicious
punch and Valentine pastry.
In order to induce more homes
to use envelopes with name and
address printed on the corner
a special price of 100 envelopes
printed and furnished will be
made at this office on next Mon
day only. The regular price is
one dollar, but on orders reeeiv-
ed on that day a price of 75c
will prevail. Every home should
have addressed envelopes. Place
your order on Monday and save
25 per cent.
February 18th was Mrs. w. 4.
Ashby's birthday and a number
of her friends surprised her at
her home, bringing well filled
baskets and a bOuntiful lunch
was served, after which music
and games were enjoyed until
late in the afternoon. Those
present were: Mrs. +. w. Gard
ner and son William, Mrs. w. j.
Ward, Mrs. NJ. C. Soule, Mrs. c..
A. Fox, Mrs. A. j. Freum, Mrs.
G.. C.. Canon and daughter June,
Mrs. l.. A. Garrison, Mrs. Alice
Walden, Mrs. Ruth Green and
daughter Oleta, Mrs. ID. S.
SouthmaVd Mr. and Mrs q Il