St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-01-20
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Truth.

DduSC Odtuiddy ulsuti Jdu' llSti
at l. 90 NJ hall. Admission 3sc.
The Girls Friendly Society will
give dance in the skating rink oil
Jan. 2Ist. Admission $50.
NOTICE! BIG DANCE-Given
by Women of Mooseheart Legion,
Moose Hall January 3lst; 5-piece
orchestra; good eats Admission
35c. A good time assured.
Four hacksaws were found hid.
den in the Lane county jail recently
by the sheriff and his deputies, who
were overhauling the place.
! A movement is on foot to estab-
lish the biggest brick yard in the
state one mile west of Jacksonville,
which will furnish employment for
a large number of men.
The new $3.50, 900 Masonic home
at Fores, Grove is nearing compile.
ton. Furniture, fixtures, etc, have
been ordered aud some of the fur.
nishings have already arrived.
Beavers that have been destroy.
ing fruit trees oil several farms in
the river bottom north of Eugene
will be trapped, according to I'D
$. Hawker, deputy game warden.
There is a class Of people who
want to run the government so that
II will not clash with their own par.
ticular sins II all could do that,
there would be no government
Blue Mountain Eagle.
The George School Parent.
Teachers Association met at the
school on Tuesday afternoon with
a good attendance. Mr.. w. +.
Fletcher, principal of the James
John High School, gave interesting
talk on Why 80 TO School aud
Why go to College" !" Musical mum.
bers were furnished by Violet Root
and Novia Kester, and fairy
dance by Belva Wooley and Sadie
ST. Ours. The association favored
the idea OF maintaining a room
where old clothing may be distrib.
uted TO the needy ones, and also
where different organizations who
wish TO cooperate with the associa.
tion may meet and help make over
old garments as the need may arise.
The PaTent-Teacher Conncil has
also signi6ed their intention to CO.
operate along this line II a room
can be secured.
Last Wednesday, January nth,
Neighbors Zella Killebrew aud
Kate Kreyer entertained the Oregon
Grape Club at the home of the
former, $40 Mohawk street. The
day was spent in pieeing blocks for
another quilt At o'clock a pot
luck dinner was served. Those
present were: Neighbors Arm.
strong, ETA Beam, Bell, Brice,
Bowley. Emma Beam. Clark, Cor
bett, Glove, Fleming, Fletcher,
Jacobson, McRea, Norris, Stuhr,
Tallman, feeling, Walker, Weimer,
and Mesdames Gage, Kreyer, Mills,
Ida Dickson aud little son; child
rem. Helen Dunbar, Marcella and
Carol Norris, Marie and Merriel
Fleming. Vivian Muhm, Mary
Jane and Harry Gage, Jrn Ray.
mond Fletcher, Paul Clark and
Ethel Trout. Reported.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society OF the Pioneer Methodist
church met al the home of Mrs.
Sterling on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Petit, who has charge Of the Japan
ese kindergarten of the First Meth.
odist church OF Portland presented
two little japanese children who
sang, This part OF the program was
especially appreciated, as II showed
what splendid work is being done
along the line of Americanization
by the Missionary Society, Mrs.
Leonard read a paper on The Sun.
day school. Mrs. c. III. Palmer
rendered three piano solos. Regret
at the absence of the president, Mrs
S. c. Cook. was expressed and sym.
pathy was extended to her In her
late bereavement. Refreshments
were served to the % ladies present,
A cordial invitation is given to any
one who wishes to join the society.
The regular monthly meeting of
Cleaners Sunday school class OF
the Pioneer Methodist Sunday
school was held at the home of Mrs.
Edith Vinson, 52S South Ivanhoe
street, on Friday evening. Mrs.
ii. +. Clark, recently elected presi-
dent, presided. Mrs. b, A. Olsen
had charge OF the devotionals and
Mrs. X. ID. Deemer led a song
service, Mrs, l.. + Rose, treasurer,
reported that the class had made a
neat sum OF money. beside giving
Joy to the sick and sorrowing in the
way of plants and. flowers. Before
the next meeting each member of
the class will earn dollar in some
unusual way and tell in poetry at
the next meeting just how the
money was earned. Mrs. j. c. Win
was in charge of "a guessing game
for which Mrs. Arthur Mullin won
the prize. Refreshments were
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