St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-11-24

Abbott who are attending Uni
versity of Oregon.
The Cleaners Sunday school
class of Pioneer Sunday school
will entertain with a book social
i'm the Community Hall of the
church on Friday evening, Dec.
list. A special musical program
is being prepared. Each one is
requested to dress in costume TO
represent book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson
of New Richmond, Wis, are the
guests of Mrs. Anderson's S sister,
Mrs w. Il. Kloster, l4l6 Vim
cent street. Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson are making an extended
tour of the north aud west, hav-
ing visited in Canada and Wash.
ington before coming toOregon.
They will return via California.
Ielma Bean, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. Bean, 1873 Olym.
pia street, was the smallest child
to win a prize in the recent MA
gic Wish" contest conducted by
the j. X. Gill company for
Good Book week. Zelma, who is
ten years old, and n pupil of the
fifth grade at George school,
chose for her subject, "Tom
Sawyer. " A 81 90 book was the |
prize which Zelma received at the
Main Library on Saturday night.
Services at Pioneer NJ. Il. |
church, corner Il. Charleston and |
Leonard streets. Sunday school
at 0:45, Edward Bowe, superin.
tendent. Morning sermon; "The
Fact and the Character of God"
intermediate and Epworth Lea
que, 6;30 p. m. Evening ser
vice Z 80. Sermon, "Guard Your
Birthright. " The new church
is drawing rapidly towards com
pletion. III you do not worship |
elsewhere come and worship |
with us. w. II. Kloster,
Pastor.
The 2nd annual birthday din
ner Of the Topaz Club was cele-
brated at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Maxfield on Charles
ton treet, Saturday, Nov. IS.
The house was artistically decor.
ated with autumn flowers and
foliage, while the table decora-
tions consisted Of red carnations
and ferns. A large bell was
suspended over the middle Of the
table with streamers 20 harmon
ize leading TO the dainty Thanks
giving place-cards. The dinner
was served in eight courses. The
honor guests for the evening
were; Mr.. and Ms. II. II. Pull
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Zurcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Hornbeck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright,
and an uncle of Mr.. Maxfield,
Mr.. Upton Maxfield Of Kings
Valley, Ore. Cards and games
were enjoyed until late hour.
The Ladies of the church Of
the Assumption of st. Johns held |
a bazaar in the Community Hall
Of the school on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday which netted
them more than 5000. Dinner
was served on one evening. In
charge of the various booths
were Mrs. C.. l.. Holmes, Mrs.
James Haynes and Mrs. Albert
White in the parish booth; Mrs.
W. Surber and Mrs. Fay Mills
in the candy booth; Mrs. Dan
Hogan in the apron booth Miss
Anna GilzOw in the fish pond ;
and Nick Nibher in the country
store. Mrs. George Dougherty
and Mrs. Mat lrringer were in
charge of the lunches. Mrs. j.
in charge of a hope
chest which will be awarded the
person holding the lucky number
about Xmas time.
The st. Johns study club met
in the library ON Wednesday af-
ternoon with Is members in at
tendance and a visitor, Mrs.
Cheney. Mrs. A. Il. Jones
spoke briefly on the community
chest. The club voiced the APP
proval of heavy sentences being
imposed on reckless drivers Of
automobiles and voted to send
letter to Judge Ekwell. Ar
were made to visit
the art museum on Friday TO
view the Oregon exhibit there
FOR the month only. Mrs. j.
D. Bailey read a very interesting
paper on "Alaska Trails and
which was followed
by discussion. The next meet
ng of the club will be on Dec. 13
and will be in form Of a Christ
mas social with "reminiscences of
,ther days by some older friends
If the club members.