St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-01-27

Mrs. Conner Thomas OF Belling-
ham, Washington, is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. A. L. Holdeman.
Farm conferences probably do
no harm, but what the dirt
farmer desires is more cash for
his products. -Pendleton East
Oregonian.
The aim of education, accord
ing to many people. is to teach
the rising generation how to get
rich without doing any work. -
Harvey County News.
Don't forget. Whatl That won
derful time we are going to have at
St. Valentines dance at the Moose
Hall, Tuesday, January 3Ist Good
music; good eats. Everybody well
come. Admission .3Sc.
Beginning Wednesday. Febru.
arv 1st, the Fraternal Boosters
will meet in the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Leavitt and Jersey
streets. First Wednesday. bust
ness meeting. Third Wednesday.
$ cial meeting. BY order of
Executive Committee Fraternal
Boosters of Portland.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends
aud especially to the BOYS of Pied.
mont Car Barn, =. r., l.. & 7. Co.
for their kindness and sympathy
during the illness and death OF our
beloved little son, and also for the
beautiful floral tributes. Their kind
ness will ever be gratefully remem-
bered. MIR. and Mrs. Guy. Il.
Jewctt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kille-
brew and family.
A jolly crowd gathered at the
home of Mrs. S. J. Burroughs, III
Fox street, Saturday evening TO
assist in celebrating her birthday.
She declined to tell her age, but il
was thought she was nearing the
half century mark owing to her
surprise aud excitement caused by
the advent Of the guests. A pleas.
ant (p) feature Of the evening was
the appearance of four stalwart
strap bearers, one Of whom pro.
eeeded to ''lay il on In a most APP
proved style, A nice luncheon was
served, The hostess was presented
with several gifts, and at an early
hour friends departed, wishing her
many returns of the day.-Report.
ed.
A very successful meeting
was held by the Sitton Parent
Teachers Association last Fri
day evening The Janua-
ry graduating class were
among the guests present. Mr.,
Toescher gave a talk on the Com.
munity chest, also pictures repre-.
senting different phases Of the work
were shown by Mr.. Stewart. The
James John students gave the fol.
lowing pleasing program: Reading,
Lillian Molson; duet. Rose Nc.
Cauley aud Carl Tormey, accom-
panied by Esther Wall; reading,
Margaret Anderson. Mr.. Getz of
the high school faculty gave
splendid talk on higher education.
Cake and coffee were served during
the social hour.
The ST. Johns Community Club
will hold their next meeting Febru-
ary 7th. The new social committee,
Mr.. X. T.. Hurd as chairman, prom
ises a good program. The chairman
of the membership committee with
his assistants will be on hand ready
to greet all who come aud give their
cards for the new year. Make a spe-
cial effort TO attend and make this
the biggest meeting we have ever
had in order that by uniting our
forces and interests aud conceTting
our efforts we may accomplish the
most good for this part Of the city,
and also show to our city COM
that we mean business
and during these times Of depression
is the very time they ought to get
to work on our parks and other pub
lie works in order that our unem.
ployed men may find jobs that will
tide them over this period of de-
preston and at the same time add
to the beauty and wealth OF any
city.
The Community Sunday school
attendance last Sunday was the
best that has been yet. There were
new faces at both the morning and
evening services. At the Christian
Endeavor service plans were made
for participating in the rally to be
held in the Sunnyside district Feb
ruary 3rd. Wednesday evening is to
be Young Peoples night. The
meeting this week was given over
to practice for the Sunday evening
chorus and going over songs
and yells for the c, +. rally. AT
the morning service next Sunday,
besides the special music by the
choir, Miss Gordon and Mr.. Lynch
will sing a duet. Provision is being
made for the little people in the
morning service. Stories are being
told from the Bible, Those who can
supply the names to the characters
from now until Easter will be re-
warded by the church. Should the
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