The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-02-16
FIRTH
LEFT from last week.


monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
Albert Fisher Thursday afternoon
Following the business meeting so
cial time was enjoyed, and several In
lteresting articles were read pertain
ing to the welfare of children Dainty
refreshments were served later.
Miss Velma Andrus was in Sail
Lake City the latter part Of the week
A stork shower was given on Mrs
Richard F. Wilkie Wednesday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. B. F. Boiling
The Luther League has reorganized
and held its first meeting at the Will
liam Soderman home at Kimball
The following officers were elected
Gilbert Soderman, president; Miss
Emma Brewington, vice-president;
Miss Blanche Boiling, secretary; Miss
Lena Brewington, treasurer. A So
cial committee and program COM
mittee were appointed by the presi-
dent. Rev. Johnson, Of Idaho Falls,
presided at the meeting, after which
la social time was enjoyed. A deli
cious luncheon was served and the
guests departed. The next meeting
will be held March 1st at the Brew
ington residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Slayton and
children visited at the home Of Rev.
Maring in Idaho Falls, Saturday af-
ternoon. -
Miss Laura Waterman spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Carl Johnson, in Idaho Falls.
The Senior Glass entertained the
Student Body of the Firth High School
Friday afternoon with a Negro Com
edy play. The parts were well TAX
en-, and the play was great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Foster attended
the Pharmaceutical Association Con-
vention held in Pocatello Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Grace Faulconer, County Sup
erintendent of Public Instruction, Of
Blackfoot, spent Tuesday at the Firth
High School.
George Smiley was in Blackfoot on
H. ]. Sundquist was a Blackfoot
DuSlASSS VlSlLOI, WcuucSudy-
David Steele and Albert Helm Hsre
in Idaho Falls, Wednesday.
Mrs. William Cheney and daughter,
Miss Bonnie, and Miss Florence Pc
,erson, of Lima, Montana, visited at |
he w. F. Ruemke home, Saturday. /
Mrs. Jack Slayton was Blackfoot |
yisitor, Monday.
Miss Edith Christensen entertained |
/ number of her friends at a 500 |
,arty Monday evening at her home.
Miss Pearl Barrett won high score,
md Miss Ruth Litton took low. Later
delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Ruth Blomquist attended the
how at Pocatello Monday evening.
Mrs. M. D. Andrews visited several
lays this week with her daughter,
IRIS. Arthur Wall in Pocatello.
Misses Rosina and Mary .Wernette,
aura Shockey and Master Freddie :
hockey, who attend school at st.
Academy, spent the week. .
nd in Firth with their parents and
riends. .
Miss Lena Brewington Is very i'll
nd was confined to her bed the fore .
art Of the week.
Burt McCurdy and son, GORDON, are :
9th on the sick list.
Jack Slayton made a business trip
, Blackfoot Saturday morning. !
Louis Nebeker, Of Pocatello, spent
unday at the home Of Miss Eva Dye. !
A number Of Firthites attended the
asket ball game between Blackfoot ,
i'd Firth High School teams at
lackfoot Thursda night. Firth was
,feated by a score Of 20 to s. There 4
ere only two regular players on
e Firth team, the others were sec
i'd team players. From Blackfoot \
Q Firth boys went to Aberdeen and u
aged there Friday night, being de-
ated by a score Of 16 to 5. Ameri- i
n Falls played Firth Friday, Feb
AIRY 9Th, in the Firth High School Z
-mnasium.
J. L. Scott, station supervisor ct y
Q Oregon Short Line Railroad Co.,
as in Firth on business, Monday !
orning. Il
Miss Hazel Vickrey was appointed
,st Mistress Of the Firth Post Of I
e for four years.
The dress form demonstration was 7
Id Saturday morning at the Rural
strict Grade School. 1t was we'll Z
.ended.