The Bingham County news., 1922-03-10

HAVE FITTED UP ROOMS IN THE
AMERICAN LEGION
Mrs. Jessie Woodin was hostess to
the Embroidery Club on Thursday
afternoon.
The Baptist ladies union met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Geo. Carmen.
The Bay View club met Thursday
afternoon at the home Mrs. L. M.
Capps. The Russian as Citizen
and the Russian Immi grant were
the topics for discussion.
DR.. Gribbler was the speaker at a
meeting held in the Methodist
church on Wednesday evening, and
aroused the interest of her hearers
in the work that church mission
aries are doing in Africa. The vis-
itor was the guest while in Black
foot, of her cousin, Mrs. Grant Holt.
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Friday evening eight members OF
the Helping Hand Club met at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Null. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
new year: Pres. Mrs. J. A. Chaplin,
Vice Pres. Mrs. r. D. Farris. Sec
retary and Treasurer, Mrs. N. r.
Howard. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. e. B. Ross,
March "a.
The Baptist Union met at the
home of Mrs. Carmen on Wednes-
day afternoon, with about twenty
five members present. Mrs George
Hansbrough presided at the brief
business meeting, which was fol-
lowed by a social hour, and the ser
wing of refreshments. Mrs. Van
derwood and Mrs. S. T. Clarke as
sisted the hostess. The next meet
ing we'll be held at the home of Mrs
Brice York.
Mrs. w. A. McVicar received the
members of the Altar Society on
Wednesday afternoon, with the
president, Mrs. Neil Boyle, presid-
ing. The ladies are working fol
their bazaar, which is to be held or
April Is. Chairmen Of COMMITTEES
have been appointed as follows: ap.
rons, Mrs. Geo. Campbell; handker'
chiefs, Mrs. Victor Bell; cooked food
Mrs. Fouch. After the business
session, the hostess, assisted by Mrs
Patrie, served refreshments. The
next meeting will he held at the
home of Mrs. James Ryan.
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The First Ward Relief society
met at the home of Mrs. AL Miller
on Tuesday afternoon and took VI
the study of a lesson on Theology
with Mrs. Elizabeth McKellar as 6
leader. This society is also making
plans to celebrate their anniversary
with a program of music and talks
to be given at the Tabernacle or
the afternoon of March II, and &
dance to be given the same evening
in the amusement hall. Mrs. Geo
T. Marshall president, assisted by
her two councillors, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cutler and Mrs. John R. Stocking
are in charge Of arrangements fol
the affair.
A number of high school boys
have organized a social club to be
known as the KS, and they have
fitted up two comfortable club rooms
in the American Legion hall, where
they can enjoy games, reading, etc
They state that visits from parents
will be welcomed at any time, AMI
q fathers and sons banquet will b'
planned for the near future. COacf
Dunagan Of the high school is spon
sor of the club, and the ogicers arr
as follows: President, Gerald Stew
art: Vice President, Teddy Taylor
Secretary-Treasurer, Elmer France
Sergeant-at-Arms, Darwin Simmons
There are twenty members in the
club.
An interesting meeting of tn,
Home Missionary Society of thu
Methodist church was held on Wed
nesday at the home OF Mrs. ]. D
Gillian. Mrs. Clifton Albertson pre-
sided, and Mrs. w. R. Dolan was the
leader of a lesson on Stewardship.
The society had as their guest, DR.
Florence Gribbler, a medical mis-
sionary home on furlough from
Africa, where she and her HUSBAND
have labored among the natives fol
a number of years. DR.. Gribblel
gave an interesting talk on theil
work. DR.. Gillian spoke to th'
members on the application OF th'
Golden Rule. Refreshments wer'
served at the close of the meetfne