Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
BUSY FRUITLAAD ITEMS

The social and conservation meet
ing Of the c. Z. OF the NJ. E. church
at the home of Velva Grimes wa:
greatly enjoyed By a representative
number of the membership. The re
ports OF the delegates to Pocatello
we're listened TO with much interest
We will briefly mention main fea'
lures Of State Convention. About
30 delegates out of the city we're
present at Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday and Thursday sessions. The
speakers were Rev. E. a. King, Pres
ident of Washington State Union
and Paul c. Brown, Field Secretary
<of California State Union. Points
Emphasized were Personal RESPONSE
bilities, Quiet hour and Junior work.
The delegates came home enthused
for the work and with many help
full ideas to further the work here.
The rest of the evening was given
over to social session and dainty re-
freshments We're served.
The evening at Grange on Friday
night was very pleasantly passed in
q business and social way. A fair
sized crowd was present and an in
teresting program was rendered. Mrs.
e. Madsen read paper on Country
Life Commission, Harry T. Lewis
on THE Septic Tank" and Mrs.
J. H. Spainhower THE Fireless
Cooker" Clarke Lewis gave recita-
ton on THE Early Morning Call,
Yes'm." Katherine Madsen sang very
sweetly two solos and Waldo Rich
ardson gave recitation Both Wet
and Dry" the title suggests prohi-
bition but it was not that. Ice
cream and cake were served TO all
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill were taken into the Grange.
Another worthy couple planned to!
be present but seems to be very
wary of the frisky Grange goat. The
next meeting will be Unique in as
much that the men will have charge
of the program and refreshments. |
Those ON committee of arrangements, |
E. E. Hunter, Mr. Royston, J. o. i
Scritchfield, Mr. C. E. Barnes and
Mr.. Overlander.
A pleasant little party was given
at the ]. NJ. Royston home in honor
of little Josephine's 9Th birthday on
Tridav oftarnoOn Tu,aIyo Ii+tIo u;rIc
were present and such happy lit /
tie company would be hard to find |
She was the recipient of
many pretty gifts. Hazel Shafer, her
cousin from Payette was out for the
day. Abundance of ice cream and
cake was served.
The C. E. society of Fruitland and
New Plymouth held a Union meet
ing at New Plymouth Congregational
church Sunday night. A large num-
Der drove over from Fruitland, the
night being ideal for a moonlight
drive. The regular topic was used,
Wis. Lessons from Great Lives. "Dav-
i'd" Special music by male quar-
tette from Fruitland and a violin solo
by C. R. Powell was given. Rev.
knight gave what he called a pock-
ct sermon on his watch, and if the
sermon was representative of the
contents of his pocket we would like
to see the rest, as it was Fine in
deed! and listened to with rapt at
tention. Il
There will be no Sunday morning
at the Baptist church, July
18th. The church membership will
visit the Payette Baptist church and
Daptismal services will follow a SER
mon by Rev. E. N Thorn of Fruit
and.
About the only home affair on the
Fourth was the Brethren picnic at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fish
ar. About 125 were present. A /
props. Mr. Ady estimates there /;
hrs was given in the forenoon. A
picnic dinner at noon and reading OF /;
Declaration of Independence by j.
>. Kennepp, speeches by j. Himler,
Harry Beckwith, Rev. Ely and Grant
singing of all the National '
Mrs, made up the day, and all felt /;
Netter for having spent safe and
sane Fourth while the cause of pat |
.iotism and love of our country had
lot been neglected. About every I
,ody else on the bench celebrated in I
oayette and Ontario, many going to {
10th places.
Miss Ovedia Olsby of Payette is
spending the week with her friend
Kiss Velva Grimes. s
Mrs. Symes was taken suddenly i'll
Saturday and was very i'll for some
ime and is still unable to be about
he house.
Mrs. H. E. Robinson's sister, Miss {
Myrtle Hills, accompanied her home
-or, naS MoinaS and left Monday I