Local Club Activities Highlight Guilds and Bridge Groups
Call Mrs H E Deiss for details. Gallt Entertained The Baptisl La Ges Chald group met Thursday afternoon in a bungalow. Plans for fall work were made during the business meeting led by Mrs Sherlock. The World Wide Guild guests enjoyed a missionary program led by Miss Gibbs. Talks on the Baptist Missionary Training School in Chicago were given by Mrs Wells and Mrs Boughton. Lend a Hand club hosted children in the city park with games and refreshments. Thursday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs J Boo Umbaugh with all members present. Mrs Charles Adams won the Reeve and Mrs Ralph shot low. Mrs W P Bennett, moving to Portland, was given a dainty gift. Roses adorned the rooms and a two course luncheon followed. Wollisteruest party by Miss Dorothy Peeters honored Miss Helen Peters of Hollister with games and candy making for twelve guests.
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J. Boo Umbaugh
Tombera
C. R. Stevens
Harry Severns
Charles Adams
Ralph Shlot Low
W. P. Bennett
Lab
Goon
Portland
Wollisteruest
Dorothy Peeters
Helen Peters
Hollister
Church Services and Events Across Local Congregations
A garbled church notices list multiple denominations. It details morning sermons at First Baptist and Lutheran churches, with dates, prelude pieces, and anthem titles. Twin Falls missions and the Church of the Ascension in Portland are mentioned with service times and sermon topics.
Great day at Kimberly Christian Church services
A large crowd attended last Sunday at the Kimberly Christian Church with full morning worship Bible school and a 300 attendee banker dinner. Rupert visitors sent a delegation due to a prominent citizen funeral. The church reports progress and invites all to next Sunday services with Bible school at 10, communion at 11, and Christian Endeavor at 7. MAROA SCHOMT. Services at Maroq school Tuesday 8:40 p m by O D Harris. Attendance 321 last Sunday. Sermon Life Thrifty. Music by Mrs Harrin and choir. Baptist Church notices truncated.
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Church OF Ascension
Fipiecopal
Louis P. Nissan
Christian Church
Kimberly
Bible School
Rupert
Communion
Christian Madeavor
Cone
Maroa Schomt
Marog
O. D. Harris
Yast
Harrin
Coro Roma
Matthews
Hehotr
First Church and St. Edward's Catholic and United Brethren Notices
Sunday services listed for First Church of Christ Scientist 11 am and Sunday school 10 am with a reading room 13414 Malin moving north open daily 1 30 to 4 30 except Sundays and holidays. St Edward's Catholic Masses Sundays 7 and 9 am weekdays 7 am holidays 6 30 and 9 am. United Brethren In Christ Third and Third Boat services 10 am Sunday school 11 am preaching 7 30 pm Christian Endeavor 4 00 pm prayer meeting Thursday night.
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Twin
Falls
Third Avenue East
Paul
Worcester
Dam
Young People's Meeting
Christ Scienti
Ninth Avenue East
Malin Mveing North
United Brethren In Christ
Christian Endeavor
Club Announcements and Meetings This Week
The tenural Federation clubs board will meet Saturday at 2 30 in the Business Woman's club room. The Royal Neighbors hold a short business session tonight followed by a play by juniors and refreshments for all members and children. The Twin Falls chapter of the Idaho State Music Teachers association meets Monday June 22 at 8 at Mrs D J Regan 520 Main Ave N. Election of officers is planned with a social hour to follow.
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Tenural, Federation Clubs
Woman's Club Roop
Twin Falls
Idaho State Music Teachers’ Association
D. J. Regan
Main Avenue
Funeral of Pioneer Here on Tomorrow
Willard Stevens longtime Twin Falls resident died Friday at Hot Lake Oregon. The funeral held at Dr Witt chapel tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev H G Hutphrey of the Methodist church officiating. Stevens came to the city in 1904 from Yakima and farmed land nearby. Survived by Raymond G Stevens of Kansas City who brings the body for interment. Card of thanks from W W Parker C Parker and family for sympathy and prayers.
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Willard Stevens
Twin Falls
Hot Lake
Ore
Nurse Recommends Mayr Remedy After Saving Two
A nurse credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for saving two patients after doctors feared surgery. She notes both recovered with the remedy, praising its stomach and intestinal benefits and guaranteeing a refund if not satisfied. The ad claims it clears catarrhal mucus and reduces related inflammation, including appendicitis concerns, with a money back offer at all drug stores.
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Mayr
Peter and the Angel Deliverance Lesson
Lesson text outlines Peters imprisonment by Herod, the church's united earnest prayer, Peters miraculous delivery by an angel, and the guards' fate. It notes Herod's downfall and the growth of the Lord's word while detailing the event sequence and key figures such as Peter, Mary, and James.
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Peter
the Angel
Pring
Praven
Peters
Herod
Nerod
Bethlehem
Henson
Merod
Lt . B
Church of God
Crisia
Jones
Prisen
Ghureh
Mary
Theda
Tia Hkeness
Wero James
Caesarea
God
Value of a Deed and Its Hidden Meaning
Fragmentary reflection on deed value and meaning attributed to motive and spirit, quoting Nathaniel Micklem. It contrasts the widow's worth to that of riches, suggesting moral and spiritual dimensions beyond material wealth. The excerpt emphasizes introspection on intention guiding deeds.
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Nathaniel Micklem
Faith First, Jesus Reminds Believers in God
A brief religious note attributes to Glover a teaching that the first thing is faith in God, urging believers to trust amid doubt fear and personal plights. The message emphasizes spiritual priority over worldly concerns and underscores Jesus’ reminder of faith as foundational.
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God
Jesus
Glover
Radio Schedule and Concert Listings Across Cities
A dense radar of stations and times showing music programs orchestras bands and church services across U S cities including Philadelphia New York Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and more. It lists hourly programs morning to late night with names of orchestras performers and frequencies.
Filer Area Social Notes Mention Residents and Visitors
Myra and Addie Weif'de hunt and Miss Pearl Wolf of Los Angeles spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs John Armour. Earl Murray visited Smith hot springs last week. Randell Detweiler returned from Virginia where he completed a two year course and traveled the eastern states with the avi ation corps. He now works with his father on the farm west of town. Mr and Mrs Mike Neilson are new Filer residents and he owns Gem theatre, opening recently in Tanner building beside the theatre. Grace Detwa former Filer resident visited last week and is not employed at the Idaho Department store in Twin Falls. Charles McCleary and Hart Murray fished near Roseworth dam Sunday. A party including Harry Ross Miss Billy Armour Pearl Detweiler and Thelma Greenwood fished Sunday at Roseworth reservoir and other spots.
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Myra
Addie Weif
De“Hunt
Pearl Wolf
Lon Angeles
Calif
John’Armour
Earl Murray
Smith Hot Springs
Randell Detweiler
Virginia
Anay Strailing
Aveation ,Corps
Mike Neilson
Filer
Neilson
Gem
Buhl
Harry Ross
Billy Armour
Pearl Detweiler
Thelma Greenwood
Roseworth Reservoir
Fishing Report Tempered by Bad Weather
Report from Shoshone Wi notes a very poor catch due to disagreeable weather. FOOT SPECIALIST.222 in Ada Gets Results column hints at local concerns and fishing outcomes.
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Shoshone Wi
The Shork Punch at the Majho theater review
Adventure and romance blend with combat in Richard Hix’s The Shork Punch now showing at the Majho theater. It stars Dix in an exciting comedy drama with thrills and a misleading title as the plot centers outside the ring with Frances Howard Walter Long Paul Panzer and Gunboat Smith in supporting roles. A two reel Feet of Alad and the International News reel complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hix
Jdgho
Dix
Frances Howard
Walter Long
Paul Panzer
Gunboat Smith
The Great White Way at the Orpheum review
A review praises The Great White Way at the Orpheum as a clean show with human, well plotted scenes. It notes lively dialogue and strong performances, with city editor and press agent tensions that feel natural to daily newspaper life.
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Times Criic
Orpheum
Sean
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