Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-12-07
UNITED CHURCH
PROVING WINNER

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read the following Hansen commu1
{ ity news from the Twin Falls Ind,
! pendent with pleasure. Tom seem
to be injecting his new flock wit
his own enthusiasm, and the CON
munity program is moving RICH
along:
The Hansen Community churcI
has been organized six weeks during
which time many departments of tn
program have been organized AM
put into operation.
The Mems Community Bible elias
has been organized, with Franz
Brewer, teacher.
The Women's Community Council
Bible class is leading the mems elias.
in attendance, with M, B. Taylor as
teacher.
The Senior Boys Booster Club
with forty boys of high school age on
its list, has chosen Arthur Scott as
leader and teacher and has already
had two business meetings and a
party in the church social room.
The Junior Boys Booster Club"
set the pace for class attendance
Sunday with 2S present and Charles
Calvert is their choice for leader and
teacher. They have had one business
meeting and party to their credit.
The intermediate Boys Booster
Club" not to be outdone, joined the
ranks with a business meeting and
party and showed the older Boosters
how to handle the boxing gloves and
other athletic stunts. Mrs. Chas.
Calvert is their teacher.
Mrs. Riard and Mrs. Tom Blodgett
entertained the Senior Worth
Girls club at the parsonage
Friday night with Is present, and
Mrs. Riard accepted their leadership.
In addition to the usual activities of /
he class they will have millinery
and home economics program under
he direction of Mrs. Tom Blodgett.
Mrs. Severance is the fortunate
eader and teacher of the Junior
Worth While" girls, who held a
Meeting at the Community Office
saturday afternoon to keep pace with
he other young peoples activities.
The Women's Community Council
vas organized and constitution and
,y-laws adopted, election of officers
will be held at the Community
hurch Thursday December 6. This
rganization embraces all the wom-
ms church and community activi-
les.
Not to be outdone in community
costing, the business men of Han
EN- organized the Hansen Business 5
lens association at meeting held
lst week at the Community church +
flee, electing the following officers:
has. Calvert, Hansen Garage Com
any, president; ]. Dewey, manager +
EN- State Lumber Company, vice 4
o. j. Belwood, druggist, +
cretary; and Jack Sheaffer, Han q
N Mercantile Company, treasurer.
ON Blodgett and ]. r. Hall were :,
,pointed to draft constitution and ;
LAWS which were presented for APP :,
oval at the regular business meet ;,
g last Tuesday night.
The first official act of the Bust .
IS Mems association was to select =
< high school boys as delegates, in ;,
arge of Prof Clarke, superintend- -
t of schools, to represent the Com :,
unity church and high school at ~
e Older Boys Y. M. G. A. confer ~
ce at Burley November % to 25. ;,
m Wiseman and Prof. Clarke furn- :,
led their cars for the round trip :,
d all expenses of the delegates :,
re paid by the Busienss Mems as -
citation. a.,
Tom Blodgett, the minister of the -
immunity church, has opened his =,
Ice in the church apex, which is r,
ed as headquarters for all church =,
d community activities. -
At the morning church service -
esday, November 81, was desig- 80
ted as Community Day for the -
rpose of leyeling up the new school =.
use grounds ready for spring seed %
:. This involves moving several
'usand yards of dirt. In ten min
IS the necessary teams, implements
men were volunteered including DC
hit fOur-up fresno teams, two four me
drag teams, two plow and two III
aper teams. Twenty men, under nv
direction of the school board with an
hur Scott as "field marshall" to-
'e in the lineup. Ora McVey and
5 Sampson were appointed truck
lmittee to assemble the working To
Is. CIR