Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-15

3 Islands, Japan, Germany, Ireland, Ic,
land with the hcme landing at Bos
ton. The Refreshments at each plao
viii be appropriate TO the countr.
represented and the walters will b
IN the native costume. The home
Till be decorated to make you fee
yo1 have landed In the reel country
You cannot afford to miss il. W.
exI'ect TO have a sufficient numbeI
Of Autos TO take all the people who
desire to make the trip. The first
train will leave San Francisco at
P. VI. and every 30 minutes there
after. A stop of 20 minutes will be
made in each country. Remember tht
date, Friday evening, July %.
The Association packing house Is
being made more convenient for
handling their fruit shipments, by
moving the office TO the south end
Of the building and charging the
loading platform. The work is being
done by C. c. MCGEE and H. p. FLAG
done by C c. MCGEE and H. P.
FIack.
The Sunday School Instit-te at
the Methodist church was well al
tended and very helpful. Mrs. R. G
Wilson in her paper, gave five points
as essential to an efficient Sunday
School. Cooperation IN the rart of
the parents, Regular Attendance,
Punctuslity. An offering from each
pupil. A striied lesson. Earl Cc-tcn
sad an efficient organized class WIS
a class organized for work. In the
afternoon the speakers were DR. G.
w. Barnes, Rev. Reed ard C.L-Shaw
Of Payette. Each spoke IN some
phase Of Evangelism In the schcol.
Rev. Reed On "A Specific Time;
DR.. Barnes, "A Specific Ne hcd"snd
c. L. Shaw on"Eftci@rt EVANGELISM
Some Of the SPEAKERS who were
announced were unable TO he pres-
ent. Their subjects were very ally
handled ty Rev. Deal. Two local In
st;tutes have been held recently, the
first a the Brethren church July &
These were so successful, world i
not be better TO more often bF'1g
the vital subiects before the whole
school for their considerable, thin
to be content with sending few
away to hear and then bring back a
report which al best mrst be bret
The Sunday School IS tie greet feed
ar Of the church ard TO pains
should be spared to make intelligent
ven trained workers.
A large number OF tie Perch /
people went to Payette Monday 1uog1
ing TO see the Liberty Bell which |
stopped for a few minutes on rs
way to San Francisco 1t was orly
earned late Saturday, thru we were
o enjoy this privilege and judging /
rem the hundreds who gathered al
he depot, and the cheering end
land-clappi-g when the cid bell
anne IN sight, patriotism is very
much alive in che Payette Valley.
The Ill. is having some fruit
preserved in this section for Their
ise the coming year. Last Saturday
dr. A. Morgan, the Marager, sent
ans to the NJ. B. Sherman ranch for
90 CALLERS Of sweet cherries. Mr..
,herman's sen Robert brought the
ars and spent Sunday with his par
.nts.
Considerable interest IS manifested
n the tent meetings being held by
be Nazarene church. Other pastors
yal assist Rev. Hays this week.
Meetings at the Brethren church
riu continue through the week.
hey are well attended ard very
lelpful.
Someone tried TO break into Harry
cellar Monday evening, but
5ss discovered and driven away.
Ie went to the A. B. Eldredge home
nd when discovered vert away
MY to return later and try agein
o enter the house. PEOPLE are warn
d to be On the watch for night
isitors.