St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-10
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a real man s experience story
that will grip you from the first
word to the last. Community
Church Sunday evening 1880.
A $500" card party will be
given by the Neighbors of Wood
craft in Bickner hall Wednesday
evening, Mar. 10. There will be
five prizes and a door prize. All
friends invited; 25c admission.
The Ladies Aid of the Com.
munity church will hold a Dol
lar Social Friday evening, Mar.
18th, at the church, and some in.
teresting and unique experiences
in earning the dollar will no
doubt be related by the ladies. a
luncheon will be served. A
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. ii. ii. Campbell, 1915 s.
Kellogg street, Wednesday even
ing to perfect plans for the So
cial.
A very pleasant party was en-
ioyed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Mitchell, POS North
lyanhoe street, March 9th. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Morris and daughter Louise of
Dallas, Ore. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Simmons and daughters Jeanett
and Ruby of Linnton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Nugent, Harry Sim
mons, Ed. Powell, Master Frank
Odcll, Edith NJ. Odell, Mr. and
Mrs. j. +. Mitchell.
Mrs. c. II. Palmer entertained
the Cleaners Sunday school
class of Pioneer NJ Il. Sunday
school at her home, 1925 $. Kel-
logg street, on Friday evening.
In spite of the driving rain
about twenty were in attend
ancc. Musical numbers were
furnished by Miss Margaret Vim
son ON the banjo accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Irvine, and a piano
duet by Mrs. B. a. Olson and
Mrs. Palmer. Refreshments were
served.
The Sitton Parent Teacher AS.
sociation will hold its regular
meeting Thursday, March 10th
at 2;30. Mrs. j. NJ. Shaw will
meet with us 10 explain the
Girls Club work, which she is
carrying on so capably in our
community. The pupils are pre-,
pairing a program especially for
the mothers and there will be re-
freshments, too. Mothers, do
come. Let us make the Sitton =
#. A. one of the best in the city
Reported.
Mrs. Martha ller2og entertain
ed last Thursday evening at her
home on Olympia street, compli'
mentary 10 Miss Freida Roth
who is leaving this week for an
extended visit in Canada. Mu,
sic, games and dancing were en-
ioyed after which a delicious two
course luncheon was served. The
guests included Greta PAIL, Ber,
neice Thierman, Gertrude Sim
mons, Margaret Haskell, Freida
Roth, Valera Martin, Elsie Roth,
Minnie Minnick, Lillian Herzog
and the hostess.
James John l.. o. o. NJ. No,
1909, held election Of officers on
Thursday evening, March 2nd
and the successful candidates
were: Dictator, f. j. Whitman
Vice Dictator, Il. w. Horton ;
Prelate, John Stevens Trustee
for three years, G, Il. Roger; Del
egate TO Supreme Lodge, f. +,
Duffy, and Alternate, o. +. Ma
son. After March 7th the address
of Geo. ii. Sperling, secretary Of
the Lodge, will be $50 Il. Tioga
street; temporary phone Colum-
bia 1929.
The Altruistic Club, Pythian
Sisters, held an all day meeting
with Mrs. Mae Clark, 800 East
Fessenden street, last Tuesday,
March 7th, The piecing of a
quilt was the days work. Din
ner was served at noon, after
which the business meeting was
held. Those present were Sis
ters Weimer, Clark, KERN Trie-
ber, Walker, Hendricks, Condor,
Maxfeld, johnson, and the host
ess and her mother, Mrs. Dun, was
guest, 1t was decided TO hold
a special meeting with Sister An
ma Clark, 632 Ivanhoe street, on
Tuesday, March II, when unfn-
ished work will be taken up. A
good attendance is desired at
this time. The regular meeting
will be with Sister Anna Doug
las March 2lst.
NJ. n. Amizich has moved his
real estate office across the street
next TO the Jower building 10
make room for the erection Of a
fruit stand, which will be 25x30
in size and is being constructed
by Mr.. BickfOrd.
Jawn ID. wants Mathilde 10
marry a Yankee. Jawn has the
right idea, but what Mathilde
ought TO do is TO go TO school. If
she will wait till she grows up
she won't care so much for the