St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-03

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st. Johns Community Club.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bigler was called
to the bedside of her sister at Ba
ker City, Oregon, last week.
Negro melodies and readingi
at the new Pioneer Methods
church Tuesday evening, Marcl
9th. Tickets 35c and zoe.
Can church service be as
satisfying as any of our modern
forms of amusement Come and
seel Community Church Sunday
evening-Rcported.
Attend the entertainment tc
be given at the NJ. Il. church on
the evening of March 9th. II
YOU enjoy negro melodies this is
your opportunity.
The Epworth League basket
ball team of the Pioneer NJ. Il.
church will play the Sunnyside
Epworth League team on Friday
evening at the Community hall of
the Pioneer church.
The housekeeping rooms in the
'rgyle Apartments, formerly the
st. Johns Hotel at Burlington
and lvanhoe streets, have been
,laccd in attractive condition
and will be ready for occupancy
about the middle Of next week.
The lumber market has an
upward trend. The Clark & Will
son mill at Linnton put on night
crew Wednesday. Monday the
Jones mill of Portland started up
with a day and night crew, and
the mills on the Peninsula may
add night crews before long.
A boxing smoker is to be held
at the Portland Wooden Mills
Club House on Friday evening,
March 3, for the benefit Of the
base ball team. The main event
will be between Tarp Pon, the
local boy, and Joe Swain Of Ken
ton. Refreshments will be serv.
ed. Bouts 10 start at 8 =. NJ.
30 cents.
Services at the new Pioneer NJ.
Il. church of st. Johns Sunday
sunday school 9;i5, Ed. Bowe,
Supt.i preaching service at IL
o'clock, o subject, christianity
in Earnest" Epworth League
devotional service $3.50 i. NJ. In.
tcrmediate devotional services
$3.50 T.. NJ. Evening service at
1880 by the pastor.-Reported,
The Ladies Aid Of the Commu-
nifty church held a dinner social
or silver tea at the home Of their
worthy president, Mrs. III. IL,
Campbell, lil5 Kellogg street, ON
Wednesday afternoon, March |,
There was goodly attendance in
spite Of a number of our mem,
bers who are on the sick list. We
hope they will soon recover as we
miss them. For further informa-
ton regarding the activity Of
this Aid see next week s Re
yiew.-RepOrted,
Mrs. Ray Willis gave a de-
lightful surprise al the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. !. j. Ogden, 20s0
Willamette boulevard, in honor
of their daughter, Miss Rosa
lmd's, 18th birthday. Dandy re-
freshments were served and Miss
ogden was the recipient of many
useful and handsome presents.
Those present were; Mrs, |, Il.
ogden, ROsalind, Irene and Ira
Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Willis
and daughter June, DR.. ID. NJ,
Ogden, Mrs. Gillespie, Lills Og-
den and Mrs. Margaret Robin
sen.
\ franchise has been granted
TO the LinntOn Transit company
for the operation of a bus line
between LinntOn and Portland.
The franchise calls for the opera
tion Of busses capable of carrying
Ia persons. 1t eXacts a franchise
fee of 800 a year and a license
fee Of 81 a seat per quarter.
Hourly service must be main
tanned between 6 a. M. and 6 80
PM. and three round trips must
be made between 6 80 T.. NJ. and
IL p. NJ. A ID cent fare is the
with a requirement
that 100 tickets must be sold for
$1,000.
The meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association of the Will
liams school Monday afternoon
was a very enjoyable occasion.
John n, Edlefsen, president Of
the Peninsula National Bank,
gave a very interesting and in
,tructive address .on "The Fam
.ly Budget. The subject should
the child be paid in the home
and should they have an allow
ince, was discussed. The James
John Glee Club furnished some
delightful music, as did also pu-
pills Of Ms. Shepard's s room.
About forty cups and saucers
we're donated by the Association
Tor the use Of the teachers. Tea
and cake were served.
The people of ST. Johns are
finding that DR.. Frank Sandifur
not only saves them time and
money in relieving their vision