Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-10
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
By Mrs. &. E. Deal

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3 mistress, and in a few well chosel
, words welcomed the class Of 191;
to membership in the Association
: Miss Florence Anderson responded
/ for the class. Several others tool
part on the program, among then
Miss Steelman and Miss lola West
colt, former teachers in our school
Miss steelman told Of her experience
in Leland during the last year. Miss
Westcott spoke on The Alumni as
have known them. The table de-
corations were old rose and white.
the colors Of the graduating class
OF this year. It was one more plea
SAINT occasion to be cherished N the
memories of all those who were pre-
sent.
Did you visit the exhibit n the
Domestic Science building last Tuec-
day afternoon? If you did not you
can never have fair estimate CT
the needle work done by cur girls
from the Fifth grade up through
the High School. There wss such q
large exhibit OF dresses, aprons,
gowns, caps, underwear, croche- i,
embroidery, tatting ETC. Miss Hall
has certainly done excelIe2t work
and should receive the thanks and
gratitude OF every mother whose
daughter came under her instrUcli-n.
There was not sufficient rom 10
have an exhibit Of cooked food.
Some Of US are finding CIT in cur
homes how efficient was the ins re
ton along that line. We feel We
cannot say too much in praise Of
the work that was done
Thursday morning the Seniors with
their class adviser. Miss Gale ChUrc-
hill, went to Ontario 20 have tier
class picture taken. On the way
back they drove TO the Payere
River bridge where they enjoyed a 7
beef-steak roast given by Miss
Churchill as her farewell to the
class. As q slight token Ct their
regard, the class presented Miss
Churchill with a sterling silver toma-
: server.
Miss lola Westco5t entertained the
Seniors at Robin-CIow-Cot Tuesday
.flernoon. Refreshments consisting Ct
strawberries, waters and cocoa were
served. Before they departed, Mss
Eostcott presented each member
Of the class with sterling silver
spoon. Miss Westcott was one Of
he instructors during the ifs three
years this class spent in the High 4
School.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman went 10 CaId- /
well last Friday TO attend the Con-
mencement exercises at the College
Of Idaho, where her daughter Cosie,
graduated from the Academy. After
the exercises a small company went
0 the home of Rev. H. H. Hayman. /
where Mr.. Free Branthoover and
Miss Cosie Sherman were united il |
The young couple I2ztl
the next day for their new home in
Barber, Idaho, where the green is /
employed by the Idaho-oregon Elec-l
trio Light &c. The young people have
the best wishes OF host Of friends.
Last Sunday morning the Breth-
rem people decided that on Sunday,
July 4th they would hold a Sunday 1
School Conference. There viii be
the usual morning services followed /
by a basket dinner in the basement;
then in the afternoon, the service /
will be given over entirely 10 the
of S. S. problems. Miss
Addah Baker, who was a DELEGATE
to the State Convention at Nampa,
will tell Of the coed thirgs she
heard there and conduct a round
table for the benefit of ali who
have problems on which they desire
help. All Sunday School workers
are invited TO be present.
Mr.. A. Diedrickson, nesr Payette,
furnished the roses for the Alumni
banquet. They were certainly beau
tifuf~end all who saw them viii be
glad to. know that he has large
where they may secure
plants of these varieties, as well as
other shrubbery. He has thirty varie-
ties of roses alone
The Baptist Association wilh hold
4 three days meeting at Middleton,
Wednesday, June 10 The
delegates from the local church,
are Rev. and Mrs. J. ]. Ticknor, Mr..
VIM. Holman, NJ. NJ Gladdish, Mrs.
Williams, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H
The Junior L.TL. will meet with
the Supt. Mrs. R. G. Wilson, next
evening, June Il from 6 to