St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-17

| Don I forget tne liard lime
dance Monday night, Feb. Goth
Moose Hall; 3 piece orchestra.
Admission, gents 35c, ladies zoe.
Given by Security Benefit Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Thomas of Bellingham,
Wash, who has been visiting her
, sister, Mrs. Holdeman, left for
her home on Monday of this
week, stopping off at Seattle for
a short visit.
A number of our people atten.
ded the concert presented by
the men s glee club of William.
ette University at the Centenary
Wilbur church Tuesday evening
Jack Vinson is a member of the
glee club
Joseph Miller Of Chicago was
fined So and costs for swatting
on the nose his painted and
short skirted happer daughter
The wrong place, Joe; the wrong
place Eugene Register.
The first vessel to steam up
the new North Portland channel
is the japanese steamship Tsur-
ushima Maru, which is at the
Monarch mill loading 6j0,0O0
feet of railroad ties for the
Orient. The vessel negotiated
the channel without difficulty
with the aid of a towboat.
February 2lst is the date Of
the regular meeting Of the Altru-
istic Club, Pythian Sisters, when
they will meet with Sister Con-
nant, 1915 $. lyanhoe street.
Each member is 20 bring out n
new member. Everyone il ex-
pccted TO try 10 make this meet
ing one of the best for 1927
Reported.
A fine Pythim home will be
built in Vancouver as n result
of the meeting OF the committee
composed of five grand lodge Of
fccrs from both Oregon and
Washington. The site contains
more than thirteen acres and eX.
tends through 10 Washington
street where there is n street car
line and IL is but n few blocks
from both grammar grade and
high schools.
st. Johns United Evangelical
church, j. Iloldeman, pastor.
Increased attendance last Sun
day. Regular services next Sun
day morning; X. l.. q. Il. meet
ing in the evening at 6 80. The
Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society will hold
their annual thank Offering meet
ing at Z 80. Rev. Goode will
give an address in connection
with the program, which il be-
ing prepared by the members OF
the society. A cordial invitation
is extended 10 the public 10 at,
tend the seryices.-Reported.
Wednesday evening Oregon
Grape Circle No. 54l, Neighbors
of Woodcraft gave a card party
which was successfully conduct.
ed by the following committee
Josephine Bell and Effie Beam,
chairmen; Kate Kreuger, Mrs.
Corbett, and Ethel Armstrong,
Mr., Hamburge won gentleman =
first prize, and Mrs. Hamburge
won lady's first prize. Mr.,
Kreyer and Oscar Mckinney cut
ting for consolation prize, Mr.,
Kreyer winning. Mrs. Manning
won lady's consolation prize.
The WOOdcraft ladies expect 10
give another card party soon.-
Reported.
Conrad II. Olson, president Of
the State Bank of Portland, am
nOunced Thursday that the bank
would close and be placed under
the charge of o. B. Robertson,
state bank examiner, pending re-
organization of its finances. He
further announced that all finan-
ees are in good shape and that a
reopening of the bank was ex-
pected shortly. Deposits are $2,-
100000 and loans 81 800, 900 with
reserves in good shape. The
State Bank of Portland was not
member of The Federal Re
serve System. Formerly it Oper-
ated under the name of the Sean
dinavian American Bank, which
name was later changed to the
present one. Recently the PeO-
Piles Bank of Portland consoli-
dated with them.
In honor of the SEVENTEEN
birthday of Mrs. j. Il. FOnes
who has been president Of the La
dies Aid Society of Pioneer M.
Il. church for a number of years,
a luncheon was given on Wednes-
day at ! 80 in the community
hall of the church. Members of
the Aid Society and also mem
bers Of the Debonair club were
included in the guests. Mrs. Al
ice Learned was tOastmistress
and presented Mrs. FOnes with
two pOtted plants as well as a
huge birthday cake. An i'm
prOmptn prOgram included a