St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-10

Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Spirit.
German and Russian schemes to
restore Kaiserdom are scented.
September Morn has a rival in
New York. This girl wears a shawl.
Rose gardens on every school lot
is the aim of the Portland Rose
Society.
Present conditions can be mate
rally improved by buying Oregon
products in preference to all others.
The Community Christian En-
deavor society, with 100 per cent
of its membership present at the
c. Il. rally held at the Sunnyside
Congregational church last Fri
day evening, was awarded first
place in the contest which pro-
vides the payment Of the expen.
ses of a delegate to the State G..
Il. Convention TO be held i'm Sa-
lem February 1919.
I'm connection with evening ser
vices at the new Pioneer Metho-
dist church, on Charleston and
Leonard streets, Sunday, Feb. IL
at Z 80 Z. NJ, Commissioners Pier
will deliver a Lincoln day adj
dress under the auspices of the
Fraternal Boosters. Also there
may be derived therefrom some
information regarding the new
Pier Park. A cordial invitation TO
all to be present is extended Re
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo LaPerle
are now actively interested in
Dams Restaurant. Mr.. LaPerle
was formerly connected with
Cressy's store at Carthage, Miss,
as manager, aud Mrs. LaPerle is
a daughter of Mrs. Dan william
son. Dan announces that they
are now in a position 10 serve ear
ly breakfast 10 patrons and as
sures that the same quality and
courtesy with sensible prices that
has made him successful for the
past fifteen years of business will
continue TO prevail.
Mr.. Claude G. Gray aud Miss
Lillian Tooley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Tooley of this
place, were united in marriage at
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. w. Il.
kloster at high noon Friday, Feb.
Bird, Rev. kloSter pronouncing
the words that made them man
aud wife. The newly welded cou.
Pile left for Seaside TO spend their
honeymoon, and will be home 20
their friends at 72l N, Syracuse
street after February 18th. The
many friends of the happy young
couple unite in wishing them a
most happy and prosperous jour
ney down the sea of life.
February 7th was a red letter
day for the members of Altruis-
tie Club, Pythian Sisters, when
they were entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Grace CrOuchley, 900 n,
Central avenue, at an all day SEES
sion, piecing of another quilt be-
ing the work of the day. Dinner
was served al noon, after which
the business meeting was held. A
short talk on the work the club
is doing was given for the bene-
fit of the new members who were
present. Those present were
Mesdames Brice, Berry, feeling,
Campbell, Beckman, Boyd, Hen
dricks, Anna Clark, May Clark,
jacobson, Caldwell, Nelson, Gro
machey, COnnant, Pulley, Ida
johnson, Miss Xurcher and the
hostess. The next meeting will
be with Sister COnnant at 10l5
s. Ivanhoe street, Feb. 81. All
members are invited to attend
Reported.
This week the Community
Church began a new year with
new officers and a new program
that is promising Of results. The
officers for the year are; Trus-
tees, RObt, Boyd, j. o. Bailey and
j. Webster; deacOns, G.. III. Stad-
Gilman and NJ. b. Green; deacon
esses; Mrs. j. Webster and Mrs.
John Grinrod; clerk, Mrs. j. NJ.
Blair; treasurer, j. w. Gordon.
The officers for the Christian
EndeavOr are; President, Mabel
Reed vice president, James Vro-
man; recording secretary, Ruth
Gordon; corresponding secretary,
Ella Ackerman; treasurer, Don
aid Green; Organist, Clarence
Whistler. AT the services Sun
day morning the sermon thought
will be: "Official Responsible
ties. The new officers will be in
stalled. Mrs. Il. Murray will sing.
There will also be an installation
service at the Young People 's
meeting, when the new officers
will take over the work. The eve
ming meeting will be a Lincoln
service. Mr.. j. b. Huntingdon, a
life long student Of Lincoln, will
speak. The music will be Of a
patriotic nature.-RepOrted.
Are you carrying sufficient fire
Insurance TO protect you in case
of lOss7 Phone US today. Pen.