The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-14
2. A. Broadhead made a business
trip to Blackfoot Monday.

The following people from tn
Thomas ward left Tuesday mornin
to attend the Kicks College Leader
ship convention, which lasts all @
the week, starting Tuesday morning
Mrs. Philip Dance, ST., representa-
the East Thomas Relief society; Mrs.
Minnie Van Orden, Mrs. Martin
Jackson and Mrs. Neal William
from the Thomas Primary; Mrs
Andrew Anderson and Miss Rub.
Shipper from the Cottonwood Pri
mary; Mrs. Mayme Parkin, repre-
senting the Primary stake board
Leo Murdoch and Andrew Anderson
from the Sunday school.
All you Thomas people who arr
readers of The Idaho Republican
pass your judgment on the series
entitled Reflections of the Editor
and secure part Of the $500 given
away In cash prizes.
A cottage meeting was held last
Tuesday night at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Williams, with a
good attendance.
Miss Ruby Shipper returned Sat
urday afternoon from McDonaldville,
where she has been staying at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Lilliea for short time.
: After an absence Of few days,
Miss Ina Fackrell returned to Black
foot, where she is attending school.
Earl Carter returned from Salt
Lake Sunday afternoon. where he
has been for few days.
Sharp Parkin returned home Mon
day morning from Rexburg, where
he has been visiting his brothers,
Don and Dell.
The reception last Friday night in
honor of Elder Angus Spraul was
well attended altho the roads were
bad and it was a stormy night. An
excellent program as follows was
rendered.: A violin and piona selec-
ton by Mrs. H. C. Christensen and
son Milford. Welcome home address
by Phillip B. Dance. Solo by Miss
Ethel Parrens Remarks by Elder
Angus Spraul. Duet by Misses
Margaret and Irene Carter. The
program was followed by dance,
and all present report an enjoyable
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Parker, of Black
loot, were visitors Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
A. Broadhead.
Walter Thomas, county farm ,
bureau agent and Johnathan Hale, !
representing the Beet Growers asso- 1
.iation, met with the Thomas people !
Monday afternoon for the purpose of
organizing a cheese factory. The
Inherent districts will be solicited
his week and another meeting was
ct for Monday. Mrs. Packham was
lso present for the interest of or
anizing Home Economic Organiza-
ion in connection with the farm
ureau. They organized as follows:
FRS Mayme Parkin, president;
Irs. Jack Green, secretary; Mrs.
Iartha Thomas, Mrs. 'Dursila, Har-
ian and Mrs. Hettie Fackrell, pro-
ram committee. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams Of {
[oreland attended the welcome
ONE party Friday night given in
onor of Angus Spraul.
Last Saturday night a number of t
Dung people surprised the Misses l
lara and Nettie Novas at their '
ONE Games and music were en- 9
yed, also delicious luncheon. s
hose present were Marie Thomas, Y
lane Anderson, Esther Johnson,
hyllis Anderson and the Novas
sters, Daniel Thomas, Lester and a
win Hansen, Martin Johnson, c
omor Evans, Earl Evans, Vernon n
an Orden, Morgan and Griffith Il
armon. All had very good time. Q
OF all the happenings, the biggest d
kes place on the evening of Feb II
airy 22, when the Home Spun" a
'amatic company, will present the s.
ay Nothing But the Truth" The II
lie sounds easy, but did you ever e.
' it? George Washington did. u
wv if you wish to know what a life te
led, see the show. We invite you
. Come you liars, you truth !.
nds, you honest people and crooks 7
all descriptions, and see an hon !.
show Home Brew" music will +
served between acts. f
Next Saturday afternoon, Feb. 16
: Cottonwood Primary Sea Gull
Is and members Of the fourth VI
ade will dramatic the "Sea Gull ''
d Cricket dance at Primary Of
srs and teachers meeting at the III
,ond ward social hall in Blackfoot. LII