The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-05-05

FIRTH

/ The high school sewing class con.
Quoted by Miss Lieper has done most
creditable work the past year. Pansy
Fraker received first prize for the
neatest dress and Anna Soderman re-
ceived second. The first prize was
given by Ramsey & Co. May Ander-
son was recipient of first prize for the
prettiest dress and Agnes Womack,
second. The first prize was given by
the First National Bank. The first
prize for the combination Of the
prettiest and neatest dress was
awarded to Hattie Hutchinson, the
prize given by the Firth Pharmacy,
the second prize was given to Mable
christensen. All second prizes were
given by the teachers Miss Winkler
and Miss Lieper. Miss Lieper de-
serves great praise for such excellent
results. 1t has been reported that
she refuses to accept the position for
the next year, but the people of the
community are hoping that she can
be induced to stay.
A prize of $40 in gold is offered
by Mark Farmer to the high school
student writing the best essay of 500
words on the following topic: why
Will Start and Maintain a Savings
Account in the First National Bank
of Firth"
Mrs. iced was in Idaho Falls Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gushwa were happily
surprised by a party of young people
Monday evening. Cards and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Mrs. McCurdy is quite ill at this
writing.
The Luther league met Friday at
the christensen home.
The Mems club met Wednesday
evening at the Ed Johnston home.
MIR. McCurdy, who has been
suffering from recent shock, is |
recovering.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emit Sundquist last Saturday.
Professor and Mrs. Wall are max
ing their home in Twin Falls. Mrs.
Wall was formerly Miss Arab |
Andrews Of Firth. Her many friends |
with them success and happiness.
The Larkin club met with Mrs. |
Fisher Tuesday afternoon
Firth was represented by seven
people at Kimball Monday afternoon
for the purpose of organizing a class
John Nelson and Mrs. Brewington
have worked industriously to secure
this work for the Firth people. We
hope there will be good attendance
at the meeting to be held Monday at |
10 o'clock in the Lutheran church.
The work of last Monday will be re-
viewed thruout the course, SO those
who wish to join now will not lose
out on the work already done. The
nurse who is giving instructions
knows her business thoroly and
surely all mothers will be glad of
this opportunity.
Last week Miss Christensen en-
joyably entertained the following at
! sumptuous four course luncheon,
cards and music furnished the en-
1ertainment for the evening: Misses
Lieper, Winkler. Barrow, Wells, Ste
wart, Brewington, Nelson, Moore and
Vickery. Miss Christensen was as
sisted by Lena Brewington, Marjorie
Moore and Mable christensen.
The ladies aid meets next Thurs
lay with Mrs. Helm across the river.
A large attendance is desired.
The village Of Firth is now entirely
'ree from small pox. The first time
n many weeks.
Mrs. Manion was taken to the
hospital at Blackfoot Sunday, where
The underwent an operation. It is
exported that she is doing well.
Rev. Peterson was i'll the greater
,art of last week, but is able to con-
1uct services Sunday. He spent
Monday in PocatellO.
The Luther league meets Friday.
Wonder II Mr.. Hughes has begun
lis book about Harding. New York
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