Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
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PrCDut1On OlllSeT L I'LL DiioSSi
stopped at the school a few moments
Tuesday in the course of his journey
Iings about the country. The fact
that he has had no official duties to
perform in this district for many
months speaks well for the communi.
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Beail and little
sons returned the middle Of last week
from a visit of several weeks with
relatives in Missouri and brief stops
at Boise and Nampa while enroute
home. Herschel resumed his work
with the beginners class in school
Thursday.
All of the school clubs, with the
exception of one still under considera-
Ition. have been formally organized
for the new years work. officers OF
the various clubs are as follows: =
Canning club. Emma Johnson, presi-
dent; May Hill, secretary; sewing
club Ruth Shamberger, president,
Susie Smith, secretary; bread club,
Gladys Oncutt, president, Helen Ros-
enberg, secretary; corn club, Victor
Johnson, president, Ralph Shamberg-
ar, secretary; poultry club, Lawrence
Warden president, Hugh Shamberger,
secretary. The newest club is purely
| local in character and is called the
Home Credit club, being composed
of those who are doing home credit
work. The charter members organ
lied Friday by electing Lawrence
Warden, president, Mary McGlothin,
secretary and May Hill, treasurer. A
number of new members were taken
In at once. The purpose of the club
is to encourage home work and to
reward those who do 1t faithfully.
This will be accomplished through
socials held once a month and thru
the distribution of money prizes plac-
ed in charge of the club.
There will be preaching service in
Community Hall Sunday evening.
Though it is understood that Rev.
Eby will be absent he expects to
have a substitute present to fill the
engagement.
About a dozen men from this vi
entity left Wednesday for North
Powder, Ore, to help In the ice har-
vest there. Arthur circuit piloted
the men as foreman.
The ladies of the Parent-Teachers'
Circle are considering plan of hold
ing a sale of cooked foods each week
n Payette.
There was fairly good attendance
at the meeting of the women's divi-
sion of the Circle last Friday after
noon. The subject of school Lunch
as" was considered and the POSSIBLE
ity of serving something hot to the
children with their noon lunches was
The teachers had pre-
giously considered the plan and de-
cided adversely but If the ladies OF
the Circle favoring the idea can solve
the problems and get the system in
to operation they will win the thanks
Of a goodly number of cold lunch eat
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stroup and son
Alonzo spent Sunday with friends in
Ontario.
The home talent play, 'sThe Scten-
ifio Country School, in which thirty
If the young people of the communi-
y have parts, will be given next
Tuesday night, Feb. 8. This consti-
utes the next number of the lee
ure course but interest In the play
S high and it is expected that a
reat many will be present who do
lot patronize the heavier numbers of
he course, The usual popular price
t single admission tickets will pre-
all and the purchaser can secure
ust as good a seat as the season ,
lcket holder as no seats are reserved
,yeryone who comes is guaranteed his
loney's worth and as the expenses
Or costumes, etc., are heavy, large l.
tendance will be appreciated,
Through the kindness Of Congress
ian Smith, Mr.. Potts has just Sc
lred a valuable addition to the
,hool library In the form Of COM c
lete set of Farmers bulletins issued 5
Y the U. s. Department OF Agricul-
Ire. Though everyone knows OF \
lese bulletins comparatively few u
now just how to get those In which D
ley may be particularly interested.
or this reason Mr.. Potts urges not n
lily the farmers of this community l.r
1T of the vicinity Of Payette to make G
se of these bulletins at Least to the =
'tent OF looking them over and de-
rmining what numbers to procure
ON the Department for themselves
r further perusal and study. Ev-
yone will be welcome to consult
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