Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-03-06
Announcements

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All those interested in a Canning
factory for Fruitland are requested
to meet at Stegner's Hall Saturday
evening.
Remember the lecture by Judge
Dunbar of Boise, Friday evening,
March Z at the M. E. church. All
parents are urged to be present. A
reception in Epworth Hall will fol-
low.
Everybody old and young, is invited
to take part in a Shamrock box social
to be given under the auspices of the
Grange, in Franks Hall, March IA. A
program presenting the wit, humor
and music of Erin, will be given and
a prize will be. awarded to the one
telling the best Irish story. Come and
bring box of lunch, decorated with
a .'bit of green" and spend an ey-
ening in jolly good comradeship. The
proceeds will go toward a piano
fund for the local grange.
On Saturday evening, March 8, the
boys in Rev. Deals S. S. class will
give Dutch supper" in Epworth
Hall. A regular Dutch supper from
"weiners and sauer kraut' to "kase
and suisse kuchen" will be served
from six O'Clock until all are served.
Come everybody and have a good
time.
On next Sunday evening, at the
M. e. church Rev. Deal will preach
the complement to last Sunday e.
ening's sermon. Subject, THE Chris
tian's Master" Passion week March
16 to 23 will be observed at the M.
e. church by appropriate services,
which will be announced later
w. C. T. U. County Convention.
The mid-year Convention of Cam
yon County w. C. T. U, convened at
M. E. Church last "Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Grant Fisher, Pres. of To-
cal union presiding. The session was
opened with devotional services led
by S. ]. Kenepp and j. E. Shamberg-
err. Addresses of welcome were made
by Rev. Deal and Supt. G. w. Cotton
and responses by Mrs. Mary E.
Hawkes. of Caldwell, Co. Pres, and
Mrs. C. D. Day of Middleton, who
was the first President of local w. Y.
T. U. A short program was given
by the Loyal Temperance Legion OF
Fruitland, now the banner Legion OF
the State of Idaho A quartette OF
Eighth Grade girls also assisted in
the program. A social hour was en=
jeyed in Bpworth Hall and dainty
refreshments were served.
Thursday morning at 1890 the Con
vention opened in Epworth Hall
which had been appropriately decor
ated for the occasion, the regular SEES
sion continuing till P. M. Some
interesting features were the report
of National Convention given by
Mrs. Jennie Stout of Caldwell,
, TAX on Legislative matters by Mrs.
Harry T. Lewis, and an exercise by
10 boys from the second grade, con-
Quoted by Miss Velva Grimes.
At noon luncheon was served oy
members of local w. c. T. U. about
40 being served.
Thursday evening Matron's Sill
yer Medal Contest took place, SIX
contestants entering. They were
Mrs. Linck, Mrs. Yockey, Mrs. L.
o. ADV and Mrs. Sherman of Fruit
land. Mrs. Howarth of Payette and
Mrs. Jennie Stout of Caldwell. The
Medal was awarded to Mrs. Yockey,
whose selection Jeremiah and his
Ministerial Pa" besides being we'll
rendered, carried strong temper
ance message. The class deserves
much credit for the careful prepara-
ton evident in each number, ana
the earnest way in which each one
did her part. Together 1t made a
very good temperance lecture cover
ing nearly every argument that
could be made for temperance. The
contest was conducted by Mrs. Thorn
as of Nampa, who is State Supt. OF
Medal contests. A solo by Earl
Cotton and two numbers ny Young