The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-30
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Christmas day has come and gone
and has brought joy to the hearts of
all and especilly to the children
New tops, harps, wagons, sleds and
many other articles that are dear to
the heart of the little one are in
evidence and the broad smiles that
cover the faces prove beyond a doubt
that old Santa must have been we'll
loaded when he arrived here and
chat his load was much lighter when
he proceeded on his way. The can
dy and nuts, oranges and cakes that
have been devoured, the pleasant
times had, the visits back and forth.
hearty greetings, general holiday
spirit permeating the air have made
1t Christmas long to be remem-
bered.
On Thursday evening the entire
neighborhood gathered at the school
house to enjoy the program that
was given by the school children.
This being the one occasion that the
children consider as being entirely
their own. Our teacher, Mrs. Davis,
must have worked very hard to pre-
sent such delightful and smooth
running program and surely de-
serves much credit for the training
Of the children, one good thing lead
ing on to the next, keeping the au-
dience on the toes of their expecta-
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program was opened by song en-
titled welcome, Beautiful Christ
mas Day. sung by the children.
The following numbers were then
rendered each showing the result of
careful drilling and thot to please
the listener.
Christmas Accrostic, by nine chill
dren.
Recitation by Glen Twdtchell.
Song, "Santa's Home" rendered
in pleasing manner by four little
tots.
Recitation, Phyllis Just.
Song by Eldro and Vincent Reed.
Dialogue, ''The Wiser Way" by
Frank Kalferd and Max Jensen.
Recitation, eff You Don't Be.
neve," Geraldine Larsen.
FAIRY Stocking Drill" by ten
children.
Reading, by Verna Just.
Recitation by Virgil Jensen. This
number bringing down the house
much to the confusion of the recit-
er.
Song, "Topsy Turvy," four boys
and four girls. This piece being act
ed out brought much merriment to
the audience.
Dialogue, "Darning the Christ
mas Stocking" Eldro and Vincent
Reed.
Song, christmas Greeting" lby
the school.
Recitation, "Grandma's Cake,''
rendered by Kermit Bennett who
made every mouth water for some
of the cake with which he punctu-
ated the rendition.
Recitation, ''Her Christmas List
by Maxine Larsen.
Song, "Three Old Jews" by Ker-
nit Bennett, Frank Kalferd and
Max Jensen with 'Old Robin is
Dead" as encore.
Play 1.-THE Lost Reindeer"
Song by the school, whats the
Meaning?"
Recitation by Eldro Reed.
"Santas Helpers" by the sixth
and seventh grades.
The program being ended by the
appearance of Santa Claus who or
dered the Christmas tree to be light
ed up and then proceeded to dis
tribute the presents. An enjoyable
treat was served to all the children
hv Mrs. Davis, consisting of or
anges, candy and nuts.
After the treat for the children
the audience had general visit
and a small amounto dancing was
INDUCED in, the music being furn
ished by Miss Mabel Bennett, Fred
and William Mackie, Miss Bennett
also acting a sorganist for the en-
tertainment.
Miss Verna Just, who has beer
attending school at Weiser is home
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Just.
Miss Stella Boyle and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clarence Porter of Blatckfool
were out to attend the entertain
men given by the school.
Frieda Twitchell, who has beer
attending school at Blackfoot il
spending the holidays at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fret
Twi chell
Willis igley was a, business visi
tor at Firth on Monday.
Jack Jensen made trip to thu
hills after wood and evergreens OF
Thursday.
Thomas Hodge was visitor a
Wapello on Thursday.
Several of the young people o
this neighborhood attended the wed