The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-24
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X HOMEDALE III
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Home and School Circle Meet.

Home and School Circle Meet.
The regular September meeting of
the Homedale HONG and School cir
Gle was held at the school house Fri
day afternoon. The attendance was
not up to the mark it should have
been but the meeting was of much in
terest. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. M. B. Franklin, the vice
president, Mrs. E. T. Rogers, called
the meeting to order. The following
program was much enjoyed:
Solo-"A Letter to Papa" .....
Reading-"Our Hired Girl" 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. Clarice Peter
Solo-"Helping the Hen" ......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Glenn Pegram
Reading-"The Lovers Quandry".
................ Miss Mae Mercer
Duet-"Little Purple Pansies". -.
49,. Annie Adams, Rosalie Magee
Reading-"Out to Aunt Rates.
..........M Mrs. Tony Freeburn
Regular business matters were then
taken up. School ground Improvement
was first considered and after con-
siderable discussion it was decided
that the clearing of weeds was all
that could be done this fall and that
the matter should be taken up again
in the spring A committee for the
work to be done now was appointed
as follows: Mrs. Con Sutton, Mrs.
Haylett and Prof. Preston.
The matter of the work to be taken
up at the meetings this year was then
considered The Chautauqua Reading
course was quite fully explained and
considered, also a course on "Child
Culture and Welfare" 1t was decided
to leave the final decision to the Octo-
Der meeting when the new officers will
be elected and assume charge. The
next meeting will occur at the school
house at PAS p. m, Friday, October
18th. Roll call will be answered with
current events. The chief subject
considered at the meeting will be
Things which | learned in schoo
which have been of benefit to me, and
things which learned at school which
have not been worth while" Messrs
L. B. Yaden and w. w. Peter, anc
Mesdames Con Sutton and Haylet
will give short talks which will b.
followed by a general discussion. R
w. Vanderhoof will give short tall
on Things especially needed in ou
schools to day" A short entertain
ment program will also be given tn,
numbers of which will be announced
later.
Prof. Preston was appointed to fl
the vacancy on the program com
mittee.
Prof. and Mrs Preston and Prof
Lundeen signed the constitution a
new members.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wilson of Ohio
and Mrs. Chas. Dugdale of Claytonia
were guests of the circle.
The members present were enthuS
iastic over the prospects for the year
work and we hope for much bette
attendance at the next meeting. Thes
meetings should be of great interes
to all parents and should be we'll al
tended.
Miss Alice Tierney, niece of Cha
Calkins, left Tuesday for Boise.
Mr. Teetrick arrived Tuesday fror
Baker City and will make his HON
with his daughter, Mrs. Roughton.
J. M. Johnson was taken to tn
Caldwell hospital for medical treat
ment last week:
Mrs. Florence A. Hall and Mrs.
A. Day attended the Ralph Evan
sale in Fargo, Thursday.
Mrs. Hugh Travis and Miss Id
Schenck drove over to Fargo for fru
and tomatoes, Tuesday.
John Upton is building an additio