Hide Article Text (OCR)
eeA*w11dyr,torilt;M wasBUHL, Feb. 28—R. E. Shepherd, Jerome, gave the principal address of the evening at the annual Methodist Epis-h I copal Fathers and Sons banquet in the I- 1 church Tuesday evening at which places threlt; * i were marked at-long tables for 225|over guests. George Watt as toastmaster in- I ward troduced the speakers. The program I js ^ included: “ America ” Fathers and Sons, under direction of Bryan Rodgers; in- I .. -vocation, itev. Charles D. Fletcher, pas-1.. ^ tor of the Buhl Methodist church; sax-1* aphone numbers, Wallace Davis, ac- . companied by Mrs. C. R. Overbaugh;It * “Our S6ns,” W. R. Hatfield, president of i £ the Buhl school board; “Our Fathers,” 1 lut in a tribute, Raymond Pulley; violin . tec numbers, Mrs. James DivUbliss, accom- va*-t( panied by Mrs. C. R. Overbaugh; “What H of Our. Lads,” Enoch Wall; “What of .. .* Our Dads” Harry. Wade; violin and . . flute solos, Hibner brothers; scout laws,. -oath, pledge and flag salute by 10 bay . Vlscouts under direction of scoutmaster, Arthur Conunack; benediction, Rev.C. E. Helman, pastor of the Filer Methodist Episcopal church. The Buhl boys* f i band under direction of Joe Kudlac ren-h | dered a number of patriotic selections, befri Much credit is due the various societ3Hm IS members of the church who served the njg* dinner and the committees who assisted! pres D, c. Pierce, who lives southeast of urgi Bufcl f elf Sunday evening on the ice near X€Se his home fracturing the bones in his owh left wrist. * j CiThe Business and Professional Wo- whii meii met Monday evening at the home He of Mrs. Garland Duncan. Plans were ram completed during the business session towi for the annual Mothers and Daughters banquet which Will be held Monday eve-ning, March 11. Miss Neta Pond gave • ^ two vocal solos during the,, social hour 1V1J and a group of members gave a clever “stupt.” The remainder of the evening was spent at cards. Hostesses were Miss Nell Sandgren, Miss Dorothy Mathew-! ■ft son, Miss Ada Ryan, and Miss Roma f0x«Shark. ' ^ nunMrs. Ray Banbury was hostess to the Uni Sans Souci club Tuesday at luncheon, of i Mrs. Glen Fritcher, Twin Falls, house inci guest in the Banbury home, was a guest, clos Scoring honors at cards were won by ran Mrs, R. M. Hays and Mrs. George Layne. an The next meeting will be March 5 with B Mrs. C. H. Coleman. fail-hs,l-l-ts111r.■s.g.X-1-LdIgIS.Sr
Newspaper Details
Twin Falls Daily News
Twin Falls, Idaho, US
Fri, Mar 01, 1929
Page 12
Full Page
Clipped by
Patti H.
NA, NA 02 May 2023
Other Publications Near Twin Falls, Idaho
Twin Falls Daily Times
Twin Falls Idaho Evening Times
Twin Falls Daily News
Idaho Citizen
Twin Falls Chronicle
