Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-01

4 The c. Z. rally which was held
in New Plymouth Friday August %
was a grand success. Thursday at
ternoon the decorating committee wa.
busy trimming the church which was
beautiful in the c. E. colors, red and
white. Large boquets of dahlias and
festoonings of red and white crepe
tissue paper, with a profusion of
the C. E. emblems were the principal
decorations. Friday morning bright
and early, the members of the local
society were astir getting ready to
welcome their visitors, the majority
of whom were expected on the
eight O'Clock train. After alighting
from the train the delegation WAS es-
corted to the Congregational church
where a rest room had been fitted
up and they waited there until the
first session which was at $3.50 a. IN.
On entering the church one Of the
first things to greet the eye was a
large banner on which was thd follow,
ing Welcome c. t."
After greetings from New Plymouth
and responses from several of our
visitors c. E. union was organized
with Miss Meta Niswander, New
Plymouth, president, Alice Williams,
Payette, vice president, Edgar Vest
al, FFuitland, secretary, Ethel En-
sign, Payette. treasurer.
At - o'clock a basket dinner was
enjoyed by all on Mr., swatman's
lawn. During the afternoon session
many valuable talks were given on
different subjects which led to the !
uplifting of c. E. work. At O'Clock,
banquet was given for all interest
ID IN :. y, work on W. 3, Hinch,
ifs lawn. Following the banquet
several toasts were responded to
With II. II. Mason acting as toastmas-
er. Miss Althea Sheldon gave the
irst toast, ITO the Ladies, Our Dut-
es at the Polls" which was very
Effective for although the men were
lot supposed to listen the apologies
which they offered afterwards for
eing men proved that they had
stened and had taken her toast
cry seriously. The next toast, How
lay Our New Plymouth Attain in
he West the Fame of the Old Ply I
louth of the East" was responded
} by J. o, Baum. Hg seemed to Il
mink that we would attain that fame
trough the wide distribution of our
pples. He prophecied that when
Teddy" on his next trip to Africa
ought apples he would find that
icy were the famous New Plymouth 8
rand. Fruits of the Pumpkin Vine +
as the subject of the next toast, &
,sponded to by T. H. Gilbert, who &
Id us of the time when the vine &
as small with only the two pump =
ms CT Payette and Plymouth but
wasn't long until another pumpkin. !
RUTLAND, matured and now the vine
growing rapidly and soon the x
op of pumpkins will be large. In B
e next toast, rs the Abnormal APP =
,tite of a Minister for Chicken
atural or Acquired" Rev. G. H. a
lrner proved conclusively that if g
e appetite was abnormal it was z
rely natural. He challenged a n
rmer, business man and a minister q
eat chicken with him to see who n
uld eat the most. Mr.. Turner hand q
/ his subject in very pleasing 81
amer closing his remarks by \
anking the New Plymouth people n
r their hospitality. n
DR.. Mcbride made a business trip q
Caldwell Monday. A
c. S. French and little grand s
lighter Eleanor, will start to Chi q
go next Monday for visit. a
E. E. Cox drove to Boise in his
tomobile Wednesday. He was ac- Il
by Paul Drake. a
OF ST ANDREW IA