St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-05-26

Save the evening of June 3 for
the Y. w. c. A. entertainment.
A. NJ. Warner is erecting a nif-
~ store building on his lot ad.
joining the Peninsula Garage.
Perhaps the reason why some
folks practice check to cheek
dancing is that their weak heads
need propping up.-Ex.
Mack, the second hand furni-
ture man, has purchased a prop
crty on South Ivanhoe street and
is making substantial additions
and alterations to same.
Mrs. G. II. Thayer, who under
went AN operation the past week,
is getting along nicely, a fact her
numerous friends will be glad TO
note.
Your eyesight troubles will be
carefully and scientifically re-
lieved if you bring them to DIR.
Frank Sandifur. O1ice, Bonham
4 Curier building phone Col.379.
Notice. All the stockholders
of the MaXam Shirt q Garment
Co. are requested To meet at the
meeting of the Fratcrnal Boost
crs Wednesday evening, June Z.
Committee.
Typewriter ribbons for sale at
this oilicc-Olivcr, Underwood,
Smith and Remington. Each
IS cents. You can do better and
more prcscntable work with a
new ribbon.
The home of Gus G. Lucicr has
recently been rcwircd and other
wise improved, the work being
done by his son Alphonsc. Gus
will add an addition TO his resi-
.lcncc this Fall.
Card of Thanks; To all the
who so tcndcrly assisted
us in our time of bereavement, 10
all those who paid floral tribute
to the memory of our loved one,
aud 10 those who showed us their
sympathy in many ways IN the
passing of our dear husband, ia
thcr and brothcr, we desire TO
express our grateful appreciation
and thanks.-Angie II. llunkinS,
Celia llunkins, Ida. J, Story.
Services at the Pioneer NJ. Il,
church; Sunday school Q ,15. At
II o'clock the service will con
form with the spirit of memori-
am 10 the veterans Of the Civil
War, Spanish American War and
the great World War subject,
What is Man ?" Senior and
intermediate Leagues devotional
meetings at T. At $ o'clock Mr..
ID. l.. Povcy will give a dcscrip-
tive address Religious Art in
Churches at Home aud Abroad. -
Reported,
Mrs. Katherine Quay died on
May 18th al the home of her
daughter, Miss Kate Quay, 9Il
Central avenue. She is survived
by three sons, Ellwood and Al
bert of Gresham, and George of
also five daughters, Ell
"A Bowe of Linnton, Maggie Saun-
.lers of California, Louisa Nor
gan, Emma Denton and Miss
Kate Quay of Portland, The fun
aral services were held at the
chapel of the 81, Johns Under
taking Co, on Sunday.
Mrs. w. IL. Armstrong gave a
birthday party in honor
Of her daughter Phyllis ninth
anniversary. After the
children had played all sorts of
games they sat down 10 lovely
lunch including the cake and
The dining room was
nicely decorated in pink. Those
present were Mary Holmes, Ruth
Blew, Artie Russell, Dorothy
Rose, Marjorie and Dawn Hem
ming, Thelma IIcsgard, Belva
Woolley and Phyllis Armstrong,
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club met with Mrs. Laura
Waldele, ll9H Lombard street
last Thursday afternoon. After
the usual routine af business
was finished we listened to arti-
cles on Mother. " Beautiful
tributes were paid to the best
friend, in both poetry and prose.
\ lovely lunch was served and
the cake with the word Moth
er" was the browning feature,
The club will meet Thursday,
June lst, with Mrs. j. f. Hen
bricks, POS South Iyanhoe street.
The subject will be Memories. "
Reported.
Peninsula Chapter Royal Arch
Mas0ns held a very interesting
communication Monday evening,
Mr.. Maxwell, a member Of the
police department in ST. Johns,
and Forbes McRae, assistant su-
perintendent Of the Peninsula
Lumber Co., were exalted 10 the
Royal Arch degree. Refresh
ments were served and remarks
were made by Companions, High
Priest John Webster, Past High
Priest w. A. Carroll, Secretary
g. II. Lemon, Clyde Rogers, j. o.
Bailey and others. The intellec-