Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-27
Y. M. C. A. Notes
The Membership Campaign


warmink up in earnest and about the
first place caught by the fellows eye
on entering the Lobby is the bulle
tin board where the score is KEEP
posted closely up to date Interest
is greatly increasing in some of the
departments. Those who love the
game of basketball can depend on a
warm game by the Intermediates any
time the Blues and the Reds line up
for the fray. The games to date
have been about even. AS the days
come and go the intensity increases
with the probability that the Lobby
will be jammed again Saturday night
as the closing hour 90 o'clock SLOW
ly draws the struggle to climax.
Although the attendance at the
Association has reached the magniff
cent record of SIS, 900 IN twelve
months there is still plenty OF room
and easy chairs for men and boys
Who are interested in good things
to read, games ETC. Many OF the
very best magazines and periodicals
published are on the tables welcome
to all men and boys whether they be
members or not. In "Eyerybodys'
thore is now running the big debate
on Socialism conducted by Morrass
Hilquit, an attorney thoroughly quail
fled to present the Sociahstic side,
and DR.. Ryan of the Catholic church,
q very able thinker and writer. Then
there is the Outlook, Literary Digest
Review of Reviews, American,
Worlds Work, Popular Mechanics,
Scientific American, Golfers Weekly,
Christian Herald. Saturday Pest, The
Country Gentleman, Association Men,
Reliable Poultry Journal, which is
one OF the best poultry maeaz mes
published, other magazines, good
representative list of the newspapers
of this section, both Boise dahies,
the Daily Oregondan, etc.
To those boys and men not familiar
with the Association and Its work
special invitation is extended at THIS
time to come In to inspect. the build
ing and equipment and thus gain
more concrete idea Of the things be-
ing actually accomplished, The punch
ing bag is in good working order,
new set of boxing gloves is just In,
end the apparatus Is in the gym FOR ;
Sc rather than for looks. A lot OF
Tayette men are feeling the strain
Of work when they could just as
veil be going through the day with
:. lot OF vim for margin-the gym
asium is planned to meet this reed
hose men who are taking advantage
their opportunity to get nito this
FORK know whether it pays. A coed
laeasure of fun goes in with the WORK
cuts.
The Navajos met for their regular
veekly session Wednesday evening, !
lovember 10. A lot OF business was
{ n hand to be disposed Of. Saturday
evening the fellows gave farewell
AMY LII IpOdhOT On Ml-S fcihd niNNO IA |
who left Sunday night for her home
10 Kansas. A company of thirty-s'x
,oung people enjoyed themselves in
various games until the hour came
Cor the luncheon when the company
assembled in rooms c and D. The
rooms were simply and tastefu'dy dec
grated In the Navajo coaors. After
The carefully prepared menu had
been served the party closed with
short talks by Cyrus Anderson, who
extended the good wishes OF the club
10 the guest OF honor and by a re-
Iponse from her.
The T. B. Club met Thursday, night
or their feed and study Curt Chap
nan, Philip Reiger and ARTHUR MIL
or put up fine oyster feed which
Was greatly enjoyed by the bunch.
Electrical Engineering was the sub
ect Tor consideration.