St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-05-19


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A 500 card party will be given
by the w. o. W. at Bickncr Hall
Monday evening, May %. Four
prizes given and refreshments
will be served.
Remember. Big Smoker at
the PortlandWoolen Mills Friday
evening, June 2nd. Watch next
week for further particulars
This is going to be a real smoker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis u. Ninson
and young son Billie, Mrs. Rhor-
er and Jack Vinson motored up
from Salem and spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ninson on South Ivan
hoe street.
Never was good cyesight more
necessary than today. If your
vision is dim or you have pain
about your eyes, have DR.. Frank
Sandifur examine them. Bon
ham q Currier Bldg; Col. $40.
May 18th the Royal Neighbor
Club was entertained at the
home of Neighbor Wright. S3S
y. Jersey street. The day was
spent piecing and tieing a quilt.
\ chicken dinner was served at !
o clock, which every one present
enjoyed very much. Those pres
ent were Mcsdamcs Pigg, Fair
child. Zimmerman, Boyd, Bear,
Berry, Reynolds, Bilycu, Hen
derson. Wymorc, Wright. Nisi-
tors-McGmnis, Whitney, Thyg-
cson. Bccbc, Sporup, Johnston,
Bower, Sproul. Childrcn-Gracc
Bccbc, June Wymorc, Marjorie
Sporup. Orvillc Berry, Betty and
Elsie Mae McGiunis and Rca,
Jewel aud Corneal Bilycu.-Rcp.
There will be very important
meeting Tuesday evening at $ y.
M. at the Congregational church
for parents of the boys of the
Whitney Chorus. This will be-
parents meeting combined with
the regular practice and parents
are urgently requested 10 be
there. Mr.. Whitney will be pres.
ent, 80 come and hear what he
has 10 say. All boys are request
ed 10 be there; makes no differ
cncc il YOU have not attended
regularly. Come Tuesday aud
find out about the concert June
27lh of 2000 boys. just enough
time left 10 get in this large cho,
rus il YOU start again Tuesday
Reported.
W. T.. Knight, we'll known
citizen of 81. Johns, died sudden.
ly the morning of May 18th. lie
had just arrived at his work at
the Portland Manufacturing Co,
when hc was striken with heart
failure and died instantly. lie.
was born in Harrison county, W.
Virginia, aud was aged 20 years,
month and 2l days. lie had
been resident 6r this place for
a number of years, and was a
good citizen, Mr.. Knight is sur
viyed by his widow. The funcr-
al services were held at his res
idence at 322 East Burlington
street Sunday al , p. m. Inter
ment in Columbia cemetery, the
81. Johns Undertaking Go. ia
charge,
The members of the Debonair
club gave a birthday luncheon
Saturday at one o clock in the
tea room of the Multnomah llo-
tel in honor of Mrs, Alice Learn
ed 5 and Mrs. ME-. Sloan 5 birth
days. The table was beautifully
decorated. The club presented
each with a corsagc bouquet Of
sweet peas. The DebOnair club
has been organized for ID years,
and Mrs, Learned has always
been their faithful president. To
Mrs. Learned they are one big
family. At the close of the lun-
cheon Mrs. Learned arose and
looking down the long table,
gave a few touching words OF
thanks for the way we had re-
membered her on her 74th birth
day. Then Mrs. Sloan arose and
thanked the club for remember
ing her, after which Mrs. $.
FOnes, vice president Of the club,
responded with a few apprOpri-
ate remarks. Nineteen of the
twenty-five members were pres
ent. The members are; Mrs. Al
ice Learned, Mrs. Otis Learned,
Mrs. Frank Sandifur, Mrs. Myr-
tie Weeks, Mrs. A. w. Markle,
Mrs. l.. c, Kennedy, Mrs. L.,
Chambers, Mrs. Frank llOrsman,
Mrs. w. II. Eyens, Mrs. DIR. w,
f.. Hartel Of Piedmont, Mrs. J.E,
Hitler, Mrs.Dr.Frederic Schultze,
Mrs. j. y. Keelcr Of West More
land, Mrs. c. III. Derrie, Mrs. S.
j. Gray, Mrs. G. II Boyd Of Pied
mont, Mrs NJ. b. Green, Mrs. s,
Fones, Mrs. NJ. F. Sloan, Mrs. III.
/ A. Bicknase of Piedmont, Mrs.
VIM. Caldwell and Mrs. &. A.
Braasch. Mrs. Fanny SOuther-
land, a sister Of Mrs. Learned,
was an invited guest.-Rep.