Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-17


present. They adopted a constitu
( ton and bylaws, and elected th'
, following officers: President, Esthe
Russell, Vice Pres, Alice Perry
I ISec., Wilma Bolhnger, Treas, Flor
ence Anderson. They decided t.
make the banquet an annual affail
to be held Immediately after Com
mencement; those graduating to BIZ
, permitted to bring one guest each
/ A pleasant time was enjoyed and q
bond Of good fellowship established
between the classes. Refreshments
were served.
| After the morning service, the
IBerean Class of the Brethren Sun
day School, went to the Frank Ed
redge home, where they enjoyed a
picnic dinner on the lawn. After
dinner the class organization was
perfected with a membership of %.
The following officers were elected:
| Pres.-Mrs. Grant Fisher.
| Vice Pres.-Mrs C. H. Sargent.
| Sec.-Mrs. Frank Eldredge
Treas.-J. H. Bowers
| Teacher-Grant Fisher
This makes the sixth organized
class in this church.
The evening service at the Breth-
len church next Sunday will be in
charge of the Elite class in the Sun
day School. These girls will give
missionary program from to con-
sisting of music and readings. All
are invited to be present.
The friends of Miss Esther Stuve
for whose benefit the New Ply
mouth school repeated its play, will
be glad to know that the net pro-
ceeds were $3.50. Surely human kind
ness and sympathy are still abroad
in the land
Last Wednesday evening the mem
bers Of the Sophomore class gath
cred at the home of Supt. and Mrs.
G.. w. Gotten, to bid farewell tol
Prof. Dewhirst before he left for
the summer. The surprise was COM
plete Games and music made a de-
ightful evening. Light refreshments
were served.
Rev. Hall of New Plymouth filled
the pulpit at the Baptist Church |
last Sunday evening. Rev. Boswell |
of Weiser will be here for next |
Sabbath morning and evening. He
expects to supply the pulpit the
rest of June.
Last Thursday afternoon about
twenty ladies met at the home of
Mrs. D. L. Ingard for the quarterly |
tea meeting. Mrs. G. w.
the Idaho Conference Presi-
dent was present and spoke ON
Home mission work, especially that
being done to reach the foreign ele-
ment in our great cities, and parti-
cularly that done by Marcy Cen
tire, in Chicago, where she has often |
visited. These are helpful meetings
for all to attend and helps to keep |
one informed concerning the work
being done to make American citi-
zens.
Cherry packing began at the AL
sociation packing house, Monday will |
about a dozen packers. This is the |
first time this section has packed |
their cherries and the girls are |
finding it slower than the work on |
other kinds of fruit. These cherries
are to be shipped east and will
bring coed price.
Mr.. c. T. Hall has completed a
fountain for watering his lawn. 1T
is built up of cobble stone and has |
a spray on top which is kept |
whirling by the pressure of the
water, which is supplied from stand |
pipe. It is very unique.
At a meeting of the school board |
evening, Prof. w. A. Dew
hirst was elected to be Principal of |
the school for the coming year, and |
Mr.. Leland Sackett of Willamette |
University was chosen to complete |
the teaching force in the High |
School. They decided to move the |
Friendship building to Fruitland to
relieve the congested condition in |
the High School.
About fifty neighbors and friends |
gathered at the c. E. Hurd home |
for a good time Saturday evening. |
Music furnished the amusement and
ice cream and cake were served.
McGEE-HALI