Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-14

day. About 10 per cent are married
men.
The officers OF the Red Cross So
ciety met Monday evening with
Mrs A. J. HanseI. A public meeting
Is being planned. The membership
is steadily growing.
Thursday night the Sixth Annual
I Commencement of the Frutland High
School was held. A class Of seven
teen received their diplomas. The
entire musical part of the program
was given by the Girls Glse Club
under the dictatorship Of Pro-. Neil
son. The Commencement Address
was given By Rev. Whsle Martin
of Boise, whose subject was THE
Challenge of the Open Road" Rev.
Martin emphasized the thought that
this is the age Of great opportuni-
ties and although there are no new
continents In the Geographical world
to discover there are more oppor-
.unities, more gainful jobs, etc,
than ever before because of the
dynamic forces of the world today
Rus young people In order that thsy
may enter these doors Of opportun-
ity must needs get more education,
more training, and be ready for
service or sacrifice He said the
time was when only the callings Of
the ministry were considered sacred
callings but now any honorable call
ing is sacred calling. He spoke
OF the most important part Of the
watch-the main spring-being worth
its weight in gold and that it is
educated pig iron. He advised young
people that they get more educa-
ton, that they might be main
springs" instead of pig iron. in this
world. They should find their tai
ent and cultivate it. At the close Of /
the address, L. B. Mackinson, presi-
dent Of the school board, presented
the diplomas.
The graduates Of the eighth grade
at this time were also presented
WIN TIN NAPAOAAc1- II
When the new High School audi
torium was built last fan it was
thought to be large enough to ac-
the community meetings
put the crowd who attended the Com
nencement program THURSDAY prov
ID 1t inefficient in that capacity.
The Alumni banquet was given Fri
lay night which closes the school
rear The year has been a year Of
FOOD work. Prof Geo. Cotton, who
las superintended the schools for
he past four years, resigns TO the
'egret of teachers, pupils and par
.nts. The community will feel the
oss If Prof Cotton and family see
'est to move. Prof. C. S. Milrer Of
Twin Falls will succeed Prof. Cot
on. Principal Allen Kinnison Will
'emain as Principal of the High
school One of the strongest teach
rs of the school, Miss Fac Sutton,
las been appointed as County Supel
ntendent Of Schools in the ne'
'ayette County
The Glass Day program which wa,
endered June 5th, In the High Scho<
was very good and en-
Dyed by full house.
The fourth annual Alumni BAN
uet was served Friday evening by
he Ladies' Aid of the Brethren
hurch in the church basement
which had been beautifully decor
ted by members of the Alumni
lovers were laid for fifty-three-
he banquet, which was served in
tx courses, was delightful in every
etail. Lyle Brown acted as toast
Master, and welcomed the class o.
II into the Alumni Association
earl Ely responded for the class
n very pleasing manner. Shor
alks were given between courses
v Professor Allen Kinnison, Leste
Earl Flock, Rev. Burtct
rant Williams, and the Boiling
liked quartet gave a selection, a
( which were very interesting an
Afr the program, u
n"eting was turned over to q
resident of the association {
l. ction of officers for the ensui1
ear. The election resulted as Il
ows: president, Alice Perry; va
resident, Lyle Brown; secretar
clarence Ficken; treasurer, EN-