Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-18
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De MADE next week.
I The Young Married Peoples class
OF the NJ. E. church spent a delight
full evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Han
? sci Thursday last week. Games and
conversation made the time paas
all to quickly as they popped corr
before the open gratee and enjoye1
some delicious home made candy
and cracked jokes and nuts. The
latter part Of the evening was given
to business and election OF officers
as follows. Ira Dalzell, Pres; A.
Kaessner, Vice. Pres; Mrs. Orlo
Wilcox, Sec; Mrs. Dorton Hunter,
Treas; Mr.. Rifle was chosen teach
or.
The B. Y. P. U. will hold their
monthly business and social meet
ing Friday night April 10 at the
Spainhower home. All members are
urged to be present.
W. C. T. U. will meet in regular
session, Tuesday. April % at the
home Of Mrs. Kenepp. Mrs. N. B.
Sherman will lead the meeting,
which will consider Medal contest
work.
The Little Builders" realized s12.-
co in money from their social and
ghost sale. Saturday night and ey-
cry one present realized they had
| spent a pleasant evening as they
listened to these little girls render
a fine program prepared for the oc-
casion.
Arbor Day program was carried
cut to the letter as far as the Com
mercial Club and school was con-
cerned, but owing to the rather in
clement weather and busy season,
the people did not respond as was
expected. However all who did at
tend say they would not have MSS
Cd Judge Dunbar's talk on the
three Is for a great deal. Miss
Bernice Mccoy Asst State Supt.
was also present and gave a fine
talk. Several selections of song
by the school and music by the
Orchestra made up a fine program
which will be long remembered. In
the meantime the men were busy
and in years to come the beautiful
naples will silently point to April
u, "12" as a red letter day in
Fruitland.
Mrs. 4. Stetler gave a party Sat
urday afternoon in honor Of her
little daughter Marion's 10th birth
day which will be long remembered
by Is little girls. who are class
mates with Marion in fourth grade.
The color scheme was pink and
white and was dainty and spring
like as good taste could make it.
A large white cake graced the cen
ter of the table, where all were seat
ed at noce, on which were 10 pink
lighted candles. Each little girl
found her place card, to which
was tied a white flower with pink
ribbon. The favors were every
thing to make a noise from a buzzer
to q tin horn and for few moments
it was like Bedlam let loose. The
afternoon passed delightfully."- on the
lawn in games among which was
the potato race, peanut race etc.
Various prizes being accorded the
winners. Those present were, Glad
vs. Sargent, Mabel Eldredge, Sarah
Hostettler. Katherine Madsen, Eff
fie Moreland, Mildred Fisher, Vir-
ginia Ady, Bernice Hill, Katherine
Smith, Clara Snkett, Rosa McCon-
mel. Marion Settler and Josephine
Pardunn the only guest out OF
fifth grade.
The State Conference Of the Breth-
rem church will convene in Fruit
land from II to goth, the program
of which appeared in our last issue.
Quite a number OF Fruitland Young
People are planning TO attend the
Payette Valley Christian Endeavor
Union at New Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. Mark Campbell of New Ply
mouth is the guest of her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Geo. Frank and viii re-
main for an extended visit.
Mr.. Manning, representing the
Statesman was a visitor on the
bench last week.
Rev. Niswander held preaching
services at Friendship school house
last Sunday and will continue like
services every alternate sabbath
Fl. NJ. Russell of Wood River, Ne
braska. has purchased from MI
stoufer the 20 acres on which Pleas
ant View school house stands. MIS-
Russell arrived Friday and is de-
lighted with her new home.
J.H. whitsell has been doing some
extensive improving on his land az
buckingham station and has ~
acres set out to young orchard
Gordon Smith, the livery man has