The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-05-08

Received May 1
Mrs Mark Jackman returned HON,
. Friday from Pocatello, where sh,
| has been receiving treatment from
an eye specialist.
. Fred Waite had a we'll drilled or
his place last week. Jake Nailor
and Sid Johnson from Pingree die
the drilling.
The Primary conference Sunday
t was we'll attended. The following
program was carried out: Song
Sing With JOY" prayer, John
Shipper of Cottonwood Primary; song
Hidden Treasure talk on primary
work by Mrs. Ansel Peterson, of
Rockford; song by Thomas first
group; demonstration on Home
Evening" by members of Cotton
wood primary; lesson by Thomas
fifth group boys conducted by class
leader, Miss Parrens; song by Cot
tonwood first group; Gem" by
mary; song THE Upward PATH by
Evelyn Goodwin, of Cottonwood Pri
mary song Days of Spring., -
benediction by Edwin Murdoch of
Thomas Primary.
Sunday morning Norm Fackrell
had the misfortune of losing a fine
work horse.
Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. V. A.
Barrier, members of the stake board,
attended Primary conference Sun
day.
Dean Fackrell, the little two-year
! old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Fackrell was very sick last week, but
is much better at the present time.
\ Easter Sunday, while at Lava,
Miss Jennie Mcbride had the mis-
fortune of getting her back badly
hurt. She is now under the Doctors
care and is getting along as well as
can be expected.
Irene Fackrell and son Lamont
went to Pingree Saturday and re-
turned Sunday evening.
Tuesday afternoon the Thomas Re-
lief society met at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Van Orden and held meet
ing and social combined. The
literary lesson was given by Mrs.
John Evans There were twenty
three members present. Games of
various kinds were played, after
which cake and ice cream were
served.
Tuesday 4 afternoon the East
Thomas Relief society met at the
home of Mrs. George Bankhead and
held their meeting and monthly
social. The literary lesson was |
given by the class leader, Mrs. |
George Stander. After the meeting !
luncheon consisting OF sandwiches,
cake and cocoa were served, and a
sociable good time enjoyed. There
were twenty-four members present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson were
visitors Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Palmer.
Norman Fackrell went to Pingree
last week, where he is helping his
brother Lynn put in the crops.
The sewing clubs are again or
ganized with Mrs. J. L. Van Orden
and Miss Mile Hennefer as leaders
for the Thomas clubs and Mrs.
George Bankhead leader for the
Wilson second year girls and Mrs
william Novas and Mrs. Mardilda
girls at Wilson.
The first meeting of the "Home ]
Economic Club" was held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray {
Harmon with an attendance of forty I
,ne. Singing instructions were given {
~ President Wayne Parkin, bylaws I
.ead by Mrs. John Evans, talk on the t
ARE Of house plants was given by c
Mrs. Neils Anderson, and one on out v
loor flowers and shrubs by Mrs. H. c. i
both we're well given
md many very good instructions OBJ
aimed A cabbage salad demonstra-
ion was given by Mrs. William
'homas, after which the salad with {
and cake were served.
frs. Floyd Peterson was chosen l;
The following mem il
ers enrolled Monday: Mrs. Mayme "
'arkin, Mrs. Lydia Evans, Mrs.
lartha Thomas, Mrs. Effie Broad P
cad, Mrs. Hettie Fackrell, Mrs. Il
,ucilla Herman, Mrs. Nina Hortan, S
Irs. Lille Anderson, Mrs. Katie e.
Mrs. Jane Covington,
[rs Matte Turpin, Mrs. Almfna m
eterson, Mrs. Louise Jones, Mrs. ii
liable Turpin, Mrs. Dora Anderson, vi
[rs. Adella Anderson, Mrs. frankie C
ones, Mrs. Julia Novas, Mrs. ci
[arilda Conklin, Mrs. Marsha jack
IN, Mrs. Elizabeth Hennefer, Mrs. p
uby Hennefer, Miss Mildred Hen1 tt
efer, Mrs. Merricks, Mrs. Mary
nderson, Mrs. Maud Longmower,
[rs. Ducilla Howick, Mrs. Fannie c.
IcBride and Mrs. Caroline Sjostrum. Al