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Newspaper

Twin Falls Daily Times

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

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Morningside Club Pleasant Memorial Day Meeting

The Morningside club met at Mrs. Frank McCormick's home with co host Mrs. Fries. President Mrs. Pearl Youns presided. Alma Ludwig and others presented two musical numbers. Jean Smock and others joined in guessing contests. Seven guests attended and a luncheon was served.

Morningside Club Frank McCormick Fries Alma Ludwig O. A. Fuller Loreen Julia Whitney Mildred Christensen Pearl Youns Leece

Club Women Plan Hailey Summer Camp Dates

The Country Women's club announces a summer camp for club and farm women at Hailey on July 28 29 and 30. At the Wednesday meeting at Mrs Edwin Walkington's home, Mrs R J Walkington gave a talk on War Its Cause and Cure. The program closed with The Christ of the Andes read by Mrs Hattie Crawford. Twenty four members and one guest attended. Mrs Ollie Griffith to host on July 15.

Hailey Country Women's Club Edwin Walkington R. J. Walkington Hattie Crawford

Scribblers' Club Meets Wednesday Evening at Potter Home

The Scribblers' club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. W. Tr. Potter's Third Avenue North home for an ordinary business session led by the president. Mrs. Nihel continued the study book discussion and Mrs. Y. Parker, back from California, shared a sketch and items of interest. Mrs. R. Benson was welcomed as a new member. The hostess served refreshments during the informal period.

Scribblers’ Club W. Tr. Potter Third Avenue North

Episcopal Guild Adjourns Thursday Meeting

The Episcopal Guild adjourned its final meeting until September after Thursday afternoon sessions at Mrs. B. L. Prices Ninth Avenue North home. Mrs. W. W. Gwin chaired as committee reports were presented and refreshments were served during the social hour.

Episcopal Guild B. L. Price Ninth Avenue North W. W. Gwin

Home Economics Club Meeting At Highland View

The Highland View club was entertained at Mrs. Annie Drury’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Looney spoke on salad preparation and its dietary role. Members tied a quilt, and Mrs. Cleveland was welcomed as a new member. Refreshments were served. The June 15 meeting will be at Mrs. John Drury’s home.

Highland View Club Annie Drury Johnson

Harmony Club Luncheon Features Bridge Afternoon

Members of the Harmony club were entertained at a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. Thomas Rowberry's Addison avenue home. The afternoon continued with bridge and the high score prize went to Mrs. J.P. Orr while Mrs. Joe Koehler received the low score.

Harmony Club Thomas Rowberry Addison Avenue J.P. Orr Joe Koehler

Ninth Avenue Club Elects Officers

Election of officers was held at the Ninth Avenue club meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. W. M. Cecil on Eighth Avenue East. Mrs. George Erbland was elected president. Mrs. Herron, vice president, and Mrs. Wil-

Ninth Avenue Club W. M. Cecil Eighth Avenue East George Erbland Herron Wil

Notable American Writers Quiz Answers in England Fame

Questions span early American literature: first American author to gain English fame. authors of The Spy and Voices of the Night. Bryant’s first famous poem. the first great American short story writer. writers noted for South Sea settings. Lew Wallace works. Hazard of New Fortunes. Leys of Grass. and other mid 19th century New England historians. Answers appear elsewhere in this edition.

England William Cullen Bryant South Sea Island New England Lew Wallace Hazard

Entertains Bridge Club Wednesday at Sev enth avenue home

Mrs Bri B Williams hosted the Wednesday Bridge club at her Sev enth avenue east residence. This was the final meeting of the season until fall. Prizes for high and second high scores went to Mrs I I Stowell and Mrs W R Priebe.

Bri. B. Williams Wednesday Seventh Avenue East I. I. Stowell W. R. Priebe

Marriages Reported in Idaho Towns and Residences

Marriage licenses issued for Charles Easton of Paul and 1110-38 Smith of Rupert were solemnized Wednesday afternoon at Bron O'clock at Rev J Elliot Slimp's residence on Tenth Avenue. The couple were joined by family and attended by relatives. A second ceremony occurred Saturday evening at Lawrence Hulett and Nova's residence on Tenth Avenue East with Lt J Elliott Slimp officiating. Corine T Stiles, Barth Cryder and Amy Pihl attended. parents Mr and Mrs Hudett will reside in Twin Falls. J Olson of Buhl and Mrs Bessie Wright of Twin Falls received license this afternoon.

Charles Easton Paul Smith Rupert Bron O J. Elliot Slimp Tenth Avenue Lawrence Hulett Nova J. Elliott Corine T. Stiles Barth Cryder Aimy Pihl Fy Mroo AL Vo Dilett Tludett Twin Arts

Insurance suit over collision damage in Buhl

supp for pxsuranee woo harvey of buhl by attorneys hodgin hodgin has action against employer’s utility company for $1000 for damages. he alleges insured the car with the company, it was badly damaged in a collision without fault of his and the company failed to pay under policy terms.

Woo

Recital Tonight by Mrs Regan School Pupils

The high school auditorium hosts a recital tonight with state champion orator Carl Matthers and cellist Mildred Flechtner assisted by Mrs George Mr hardt. Mrs D Regan directs many named pupils performing classical and semi classical pieces including whistling and piano selections.

Carl Matthers Mildred Flechtner George Mrhardt D. St. Regan Margaret Botteher Valene Tarr Charles Anderson Donald Peters Misse Krueger Gladys Jacky Ruth Griggs Bernice Ditter Mayme Coleman Harold Cress Azalia Kimes Milberney Cosgriff Ruth Shipman Anna Warner Mildred Fusther’ Wohlaib Lloyd Holmquist Violet Virginia Adams Fern Hail Maisie Ruscoe Jean Sweeley Florence Jackey Alpha Pierce Helen Jackey Carlo Malberg Might Julia Rose Mrs. Erhardt

Sunday School Event at Allendale School

A Sunday school will be organized at Allendale school on Sunday afternoon June 8 at 2:00 oclock. Allendale welcomes attendees and invites participation in the event.

Allendale Lever Hady

Royal Neighbors Hold Regular Session Friday Meeting

The Royal Neighbors will meet in regular session Friday, June. A special musical program has been prepared. All members are urged to be present.

Royal Neighbors

Local Senator Remains in Oakland Practice

In a letter to County Clerk Parsons from former senator from Falls now in Oakland he reports settling at 59228 Tavstorth Street. He arrived in April and has treated four patients in 42 days, with most medieval work on a cash basis. He notes losing Democrats Masters Kennedy Packard and Old Doe Pike, but accepts it as life.

Parsons Ua Wo Pike Wich Falls Tavstorth Street Oakland Bam Masters Kennedy Packard Old Doe Pike

Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meet in Weiser

Mrs I N Whitney state president and officers Bertha Clyde Anna Wiseman and R E Leighton attend the state G A R meeting in Weiser The local post disbanded about two years ago leaving no representation at the state gathering

I. N. Whitney Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Bertha Clyde Anna Wiseman R. E. Leighton Ballantyne Dorothy Smith Weiser

Salmon Cutoff in Doubt

United States commissioner H. E. Powers questions the government order on Salmon cutoff land openings awaiting Congress member Addison T. Smith’s return. Smith telegraphed that the order was sent, but it concerns land exchanges rather than opening the cutoff lands.

H. E. Powers United States Addison T.smith Smith Powers

Sister C Passes Away

R I Brossard county agent reports his sister Mrs Nellie B Fowler died in Los Angeles and he left last evening to attend the funeral.

R. I. Brossard Nellie B. Fowler Los Angeles

Don't be a Victim of Spring Fever

In the spring many feel low energy and languor as the body sheds impurities and prepares for summer. The ad touts S.S.S. tonic to restore strength and appetite, claiming it builds red blood and nourishes the body. It notes S.S.S. is herbal, modernly prepared, and sold at drug stores in two sizes.

Mrs Moon Returns From San Francisco Visit

Mrs Massie Moon mother of AF Moon has returned after six months visiting at her daughter’s home in San Francisco.

Massie Moon AF. Moon San Prazcisco

Christians of Kimberly Hold Annual Meeting

About 150 attended the church night fellowship in the Christian church where a dinner was served and a business session heard reports from all departments noting steady monthly funds. A program of songs and instruments followed with addresses by Rev. Barton of Twin Falls Baptist Church and Rev. Hess of Mailey Community Church. The meeting closed at 10 30 with regular services announced for Sunday.

Times Kimberly Church Night Fellowship Nere Christian Church C. Barton Twin Falls

Advertising Pays at Twin Falls Real Estate Board Ads

Twin Falls real estate board reports broad advertising impact with a 20 line ad in about 20 papers across western and southwestern states. The board yesterday received a dozen letters of inquiry about conditions in Twin Falls due to the advertisements.

Twin Falls Twin Walls. Real. State Board

Notable arrivals and departures at local towns

Mr and Mrs S Yantis are home from Lava Hot Springs after a brief visit. A California car damaged a vehicle driven by W J Young last evening. Mr Murray, designer of the rim to tin bridge, is in from Portland on business. Mrs Mary Walker Iaeh plans a Los Angeles visit to see daughter Mrs Leslie ipler. Mrs F J Wyke and children head to Spokane for the summer. Vr Darlington, former Salmon project manager, now Burley project manager, was in town yesterday. I C Walker of Aberdeen, ex Springfield Aberdeen manager, visits to settle in and represent Northwestern Life, succeeded by L Berg. Miss Cora H Scott left Seattle after visiting her parents William Scott. W H Ormsby and wife ride back from Petersbore Florida, where he resided. L McClanahan of Justamere Inn heads to Billings Oklahoma with family. Antiseptic barber shop to be taken by Bugs White. Mr and Mrs W A Patrick and sons depart for Nebraska for four weeks visiting relatives and apple customers in Chicago and Omaha.

I. C. Walker Aberdeen Springfield-Aberdeen Northwestern Life Insurance Company Ll. ¥. Berg W. A. Patrick and Sons Nebraska Patrick Chicago Omaha

Card of Thanks to Modern Woodmen and Friends

LILLIAN HOPPLE thanks Modern Woodmen of America and many friends for kindness help and flowers during the recent stress and bereavement.

America Lillian Hopple

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