Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
Y. M. &. A. Notes

II The Membership Campaign OF t.
Q Y. NJ. G. A. started off Thur;
day night with iced, VIII CHI VIZ
: given by the Ladies Auxi larry. Their
were about enc hundred and lit
members present
Alter tne feed Secretary Shaw
called ON Mr.. Padgham, Vice Presi
dent OF the new Methodist College a
Gooding. Idaho, for speech. Mr.
tadgham responded with a very in
terestiaig talk ON the value OF the
Association, with respect to the right
teaching CT young boys. He urged
strongly fer claneer i@eais, higher
character, right t.A4king and right
acting among boys. Mr.. Padgham
has had a great deal OF experience
in work with boys and young men
and knows whereof he speaks.
! Secretary Shaw then called ON Mr..
r. b. Haynes for talk. MIR. Haynes
pointed out the value OF the Y. M.
| Y. A. as an investment. And his
speech very clearly proved the truth
Oh his statements.
The quartet gave US some very
seed music after which Mr.. Cram,
Chairman OF the Membership Com
mitree, made a report for that Com
mittee. He outlined the plan by
Which these new members We're to
oe secured. lie said, that combined
Y. M. c. AS of the United States
were trying to secure 1,OOO, 900 mem
bers this year.
Payette would have to secure 400
members as her share. The Associa-
tim now has $50 members which |
would leas e $50 members yet to pro
cure. This can only be done by
hard work on the part OF the present |
members. The Camraign closes No
Fember 20, which leaves two weeks
in which to work.
The Committees idea was to di-
vide the present members into equal
teams. The points being as fol-
lows, New members 100, renewals
10, half year memberships so, games
%, and attendance 5. There will be
iadividual prizes among the different
asses. The losing team gives the
mirnicg team an oyster feed.
Mr.. Shaw then called ON Mr.. E.
;. S. Brainard for a speech. Mr..
6rainard gave one of the most in
ierssting talks of the evening.
After Mr.. Brainard's talk, a NOM
lratrig committee was appointed to
select the leaders of the two teams
Mr. Paul Brainard was selected lead
,r Of the Reds and Mr.. R. L. Shaw
eader of the Blues and sides were
'hosen among the members.
The prices are $40 for men, young
nen of IS, Sc, boys of fifteen years
md under, 81 Those living three
niles out of town get IL off.
The Sunday meetings are a success.
me attendance is fine and the inter-
st equally IS good. Last Sunday
he subject OF Syndicalism, or Greed
e Force, which is a study of Politi-
al Economy, was taken up with
lreat interest. Remember all men
re invited to attend !
The Gymnasium Schedule as it is
,ow made UP, is as follows; Juniors,
fcnday 5:15-6: Is; Frisay, Sis 6:15;
'aturday 3:00-4:00 Intermediates
fcnday 4:15-5:15, Friday 4:15-5:15,
saturday 4:00-5:00; High School
tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
:14-5:15; Seniors Monday S:0O-9:3O
thursday S:00-9:15; Business Men,
tuesday S:O0-9:30, Fri1ay S:00-9:S0.
The Navajo Club had social meet
ng last Friday night. The Navajo
iquaws furnished the refreshments.
HE Squaws made decided hit.
Helen Driscoll has formed a Gym
lass for girls and young ladies. 1t
S for the purpose of teaching gymna-
tic and folk dancing. The girls class
meets every Monday and Wednesday
lights, from 7-8. The young ladies
lass meets every Tuesday and Thurs
lay nights from 7-S. The charges are
400.