St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-11-17

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Il Mrs. G.. d. Eatinger visited
few days last week with Mrs
Sam Kelley at Deer Island.
Mrs. l.. Il. Gee Of Beaverton was
the guest Of Mrs. b. Miller, AS
N. Leonard street, over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Graves, 1915
S. Princeton, are the parents OF
a daughter, born Tuesday morn.
ing.
Christian Science; Sunday
msrning services at IL 90; We'd
nesday evening at 500 at 4O3
Smith avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. st. Johns and
small daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Hyde and two children mo-
tored to Willamette on Sunday
to visit friends.
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Mrs. Sarah Fones with Mrs.
Jane Caldwell as assistant host
ess entertained members of the
Debonair club at one o'clock
luncheon at her home on Hart
man street Thursday.
Mrs. g. ID. Eatinger was host
ess 10 members of the Radiators
class of Pioneer Methodist Sun
day school at her home on Char
lesion street Thursday afternoon.
Twelve ladies attended.
Miss Kathleen Haggerty is the
guest Of Mrs. G. l.. Holmes, 302
Fessenden street. Miss Hagger-
ty, who is training for n nurse at
st. Vincent's hospital, is just con
valcseent from a recent opera
ton.
Mrs. Il. s. Currier, 416 Il. Chi
cago street, was hostess Friday
afternoon TO members Of the
Friendship club. The club is
making plans 20 send Thanksgiv-
ing baskets to the Pisgah home
near Scappoose.
Harold Holdman, who has been
attending University Of Oregon,
came down from Eugene on Mon
day and spent the day with rela.
tives in st. Johns en- route TO his
home in PendletoD. Holdman
formerly lived in st. Johns nd
attended the Williams school,
then the Central school.
Mr.. ]. ii. Padgett and family
Of Kennecott, Alaska, are the
guests of Mr.. Padgett's aunt,
Mrs. Il. Il. Hirschey, 2l00 VIII
boulevard. Mr.. Padgett
Is an electrical engineer and has
made his home in Alaska for the
past 10 years. He is so delighted
with our city and the splendid
climate that he expects 10 make
his future home in our city.
More than thirty members of
he Cleaners Sunday school
class of Pioneer Methodist Sun
lay school attended the meeting
II the class at the home of Mrs.
Myrtle Weeks on Willamette
boulevard on Friday evening
Following the regular business
Meeting the evening was given
,ver TO a social time. Mrs. Otis
learned won first prize in a bean
,ame.
Two Of the sixty prizes award,
ID school children of Portland in
he essay writing contest on
why We Should Hold a 1927
Fairi" were won by st. Johns
PUPILS, Gertrude Ratliff of the
Williams school and Maurice
ialsten of the George school.
Gertrude is II years old and a
of the 7B class of the
Williams school. Maurice is Is
ears old and am sA pupil of
ieorge school.
The George Parent Teacher AS |
ociation met in the school on
friday afternoon with good at {
enhance. Miss Maud COvington,
Il. Johns librarian, gave an in
eresting talk on good books, ex-
some which are now
vailable at the st. Johns libra {
y. The Association voted TO
purchase two mirrors for the
ehoOl and also TO hold a ten cent
at each meeting in fu- I
ure. Plans were discussed for
wo entertainments TO be given '
n the near future.
One of the most delightful dan
ing parties held recently in the I
istrict was that OF the Peninsu- '
a chapter, Order of DeMOlay, I
'iven in the ST. Johns skating {
ink. A large crowd of young
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