The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-05-18
PINGREE

The l.. ID. S. services were well at
tended last Sunday and Mothers Da,
successfully celebrated. Services wer,
started at eleven o'clock. Prayer b,
j. H. Barlow, Sr.; Song, 20, My Faith
err" Reading, If Mother Would Only
Listen" by Clara Barlow: followed by
a song by the Primary grade, led by
Almina Larsen, Il Had Such A Pref.
ty Dream, Mama; Song by congre.
cation my Fathear Knows; one min
ute silence in honor of departed
mothers; Memory Gem by Barbara
Rich; Reading, Send Flowers to the
Living" by Allen Barlow; Song, MY
Mother, Dear" Leva Rich; Resonse
by Evelyn Johannesen; Speech, D. M.
Packer; also talk on Mothers Day
by Chase Rich, Superintendent of the
Sunday school, who also presented
Books of Poems" to the mothers;
Poem, Verna Fackrell; song by aud
fence, Praise God From Whom All
Blessings Flow; Benediction by Al
nina Larsen; after which a nice So
ciable time was enjoyed by all and
luncheon was served consisting OF
sandwiches, lemonade, ice cream ana
cake.
Abbie Caldwell is home again after
being gone for several weeks at tho
home of ]. Chlders of Springfield.
Tom Pharis, who is working In
Springfield, was visitor in Pingree
Mrs. Grace Holster, who is teaching
school in Thomas, spent the week END
at her home here last week. Mr.. Hol-
stem who taught a successful term
here last year, taught in Sterling this
year.
Mrs. Bertha Dalton, who lives near
Idaho, is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Anderson.
Mrs. Grace Moody, who is teaching
school in Groveland, was home sever
Al days last week.
Kendrick and Harry Hawkes. of
Preston, Idaho, visited in Pingree for
4 short time last Friday with their
brother and sister, Pratt and Char
otte, returning with them to their
home.
About twenty members of the Re-
lief Society met at the home of Mrs.
=. s. Caldwell last Tuesday afternoon.
A short preliminary meeting was held
hen the time was spent in a social |
Music was enjoyed and a delicious
luncheon served. A very good time |
vas had by all,
The dance Friday was enjoyed by
Ill, the music being furnished by the |
orchestra.
"A very successful term of school !
,fosed here last Friday, the 18th. Mr.. |
Hawkes. of Preston, was Principal, |
Mss Bernice Morgan of Blackfoot,
aught the intermediate grades and |
Hiss Charlotte of Preston the other
GRADES. Miss Morgan will teach again |
Iext winter, but we regret that we
will be unable to get Mr.. Hawkes. and
lis sister. The children made good |
rogress. The names of the gradu-
ties will be announced later Thanks
0 the teachers of Pingree for their
ntiring efforts put forth during the
chool term.
Sherman and Ruth Barlow enter
aimed the school teachers and Lynn,
,eta and Norman Fackrell last Thurs
ay evening. A two course supper was
erved at eleven o'clock. Music ana
ames were enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Paul met with a
light accident Sunday evening while
iding in their car. They accidentally
ollided with team driven by Mrs
aul's son, Jim Howell, breaking the
ind shield of the car and cutting
RS. Paul's hand in several places.
Mr.. Paul kept good con-
ol Of the car and Mr.. Howell, al
Tough he was driving colt, kept "
,ntrol of them, so there was little
image done 1
Most of the farmers are finishing h
anting their crops. Alfalfa seed and /
~ and other crops look very prom !
ing for this year. a
Mr.. Andersen, Mr. Christensen OF
achoot and Mr.. j. Hutchinson OF
erling, are all working for the rail- ;,
ad company here. Their families :,
e also here Mr.. Ike Robertson or !,
ackfoot is also working for the .
ilroad company. Mr.. Andersen has /,
en- here for some time He is the :,
.eman-