The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-06-17
Sunday July 3D. Ends Thursday July Buy Ticket Now Eyerb0e

lLOT Cuuudy.
| Il. w. Chickering was in Nampa
! Sunday.
| Lee White OF Kuna was here satur-
/ day
Mary Braye has rented the Merid-
ian hotel to Mrs. Cunningham,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hutchinson Wis
tied at Eagle Island Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. @. 7. Kinzer Of Eagle
visited here Wednesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. John Pfost and child
rem motored to Arrowrock Sunday.
Miss Vida Thornburg visied friends
at Swan Falls Sunday
Eula Matlock is visiting in the
country this week at the home OF
her cousin Alta Matlock.
N. E. Wisner motored to Lake
Lowell Sunday and spent the day
| fishing.
Mrs Hattie Parks and little son are
Visiting their home folks, Mr.. and
Mrs George Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Carr and child
rem attended the chfldren's day pro-
gram at the Fairview church Sunday.
j Mrs. John Atkins, wife of the Supt.
of the Boise-Payette yards at Emmett
was here Friday and Saturday, Wis
i iting with Mrs. a. NJ Salisbury. @
/ Rev. F. l.. Cook was AT Nampa on
4 Sunday afternoon and attended the
ordination of e. c. McClintock to the
ministry of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. McKissick who
have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Clark left Mon
day for their home at Lewiston.
Il The ladies aid Of the M. e. church
held the last cooked food sale of the
season Saturday, and netted a good
sum to be applied on the church inn
II pTovements.
Miss Nellie and Miss Pearl Stalker
of Boise were visitors here Monday,
at their fathers home, and also at
i the home of their brother, G. R..
Stalker.
The children of the Fairview Sun
day school gave a splendid program
Sunday morning. The local commit
tee who arranged the affair consisted
of Mrs. Headrick, Mrs. Wolfe, and
Mrs. Headrick.
. The Community chorus met and
elected new officers Monday evening,
: consisting of Mrs. w. N. Yost, presi-
: dent; Mr.. Burnett, vice president;
Earl DePartee, sec'y. Colwell Miller,
assistant leader.
} Mr.. and Mrs John Hedges gave a
dancing party Thursday evening in
the Meridian theatre for their daugh-
/ ter Ella, in celebration Of her six
teenth birthday. Thirty guests were
present
81 At the last regular meeting of
the Rebekah lodge Mrs. Jessie Match
am was elected Noble Grand and Mrs
!, Dottie Fowler as vice grand. Install
lation will take place the first meet
ing in July.
The ladies of the Christian church
I will give strawberry social this Fri
day evening from Z to 10. The pro-
ceeds will be used for Grace Paul
Hendrix, who will leave this month
3 for missionary field in Japan.
The Idaho bankers association met
at Boise this week, One of the COM
I, mittees appointed was for agricultur4
Z al extension work, and Fred Fenton
5 of Meridian was honored by being
placed on that committee.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Q Thursday evening of last week in
J, honor of Miss Eura Madden, at the
home of Miss Carrie Roath. The ar
n ternoon was spent in doing fancy
h work for the bride-to-be, after which
d dainty refreshments were served.
Melvin, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y Bell residing near McDermckt,
o caught his hand in the derrick Satur-
t day. and had it crushed so that
three fingers had to be taken off. He
! was taken to Boise hospital and Dr.
q Duttons attended to him.
n Mrs Norah Palmer has received
a letter from her daughter, Mrs Car.
n men Il. Nell, from Pueblo Colo.
! stating that the recent flood there
newspapers pictured She and hel
husband have been fortunate and es.
g capped injury.
= Mr., and Mrs. Harry Tolleth and
= daughters, Dorothy and Charlotte
are very loyal Idahoans. yet they
l. Icould not resist the opportunity fol
o a good time aud attended the Nebras
il ka picnic at Boise Wednesday. Harry
says the poele at the picnic al
thought that Nebraska lis good
: state to come from, but Idaho is {
!, good state TO stay in.
Rev. T.. r. Martin and family lief
: yesterday for Ontario. where Rev
> Martin viii have charge of the MAJ
Is arene church there, The church hal
a larger membership at that place
u and Rev. Martin is to be congratu
I lated in this advancement, although
a the people of Meridian will regret t
a have the family leave.
Mr.. Clyde Waitley and Miss Euri
= Madden were married in Boise b,
/, Judge ID. T. Miller on June 10th The.
= were attended by Miss Viola Maddei
: and Mr.. Carl Egbert After a we'd
ding dinner served at the home 0