The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-02
COMMUNITY DAY" PROGRAM
NOW FULLY ARRANGED
BY RED CROSS
Parade Will Be Good Feature; RAISING of u S. and County
Service Flag, Patriotic Address Music and
Big Auction Sale

The Idaho county Community Day."
Saturday, May 4th, as arranged by the
never tiring Red Cross workers promis-
es to be one of the biggest events in
the history of the organization in this
county. That Idaho county citizens
are rallying to the cause is eviC5enced
by the large number who have called
up the different committees and ten
dered innumerabe articles both for
the big auction sale and the dinner anS
supper that will be served at the I.
o. 0. #. hall at IL noon and 9 o'clock
in the evening.
The committee appointed by the
Commercial club to secure and have
in place flag pole on which would be
raised both the U. S. and a county
service flag with a star for every en-
listment from this county as nearly
as the number can be ascertained, has
done it work well and Wednesday af-
ternoon a pole something over 100
feet in length was raised on the old
Schmadeka corner and set In cement
in readiness for the flag raising at
10 AS, which will be under the super
vision of the club committee.
monster parade at 10 100, headed
by marshals of the day, Geo. D. Smith,
Mackie Williams and Thos. Crossley I;
Uncle Sam; Cowboy Band; local Red
Cross; veterans of the Civil War; Wo-
men of the Relief Corps; public school
as follows: Human poster, 1st and
2nd grades; Hoover boys and Red
France, 4th grade; Goddess of Liberty,
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introducing Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean, 7th and Sth grades; Boy Scouts
and Red Cross girls, 9th and 9th
grades; Joan of Arc, and High school,
introducing the Marsaillaise; fratern-
al orders, speakers of the Day, auto
mobiles, will be the first event on the
days program, and will be followed
by the flag raising, the national anthem
america" by the Cowboy band, dedi-
catory remarks by Rev. III. ]. Wood, OF
the Federated church, and the "Star
Spangled Banner" by the audience.
At II O'clock patriotic address will
be delivered at the l. o. o. f. hall by
Hon James F. Ailshie, and during
this period q young American quartet
will render "Over There" and Harold
Harris will sing When a Boy Says
Goodbye to His Mother and She gives
Him to Uncle Sam"
Lunch will be served at the 1. o. o
! f. hall at II o'clock by the Red Gross
ladies and the way good things to ea
have been pouring in you will surely
miss a treat if you do not go there
| for your lunch on that day.
The Cowboy band will entertain thu
people with 4 band concert at l 80
after which the auction Gale will com
mence with l. e. Zuver, assisted b!
Seth Jones, as auctioneers, and l.. M
Harris, clerk.
Supper will also be served at tn
hall at o'clock, and tie big dance un
der the supervision of the Cowboy ban'
will commence at $3.50 at Dreamlan'
hall in the Schmadeka block.
List of Donations for Auction.
Will Woods, sheep (wether)
Chris Luehrs, 60 lb. Red Mexical
beans.
Frank and Lille Ecker, pair whit
rabbits.
Mrs. G. f. Bonstrom, 6 quarts fruit
2 hens, l rooster.
d. C. Kerlee, sack Of Gold Coin pc
tatoes, / maltese Goat.
Mrs. Coleman Kerlee, l Bronze tul
key gobler.
G. n. Harbin, i work horse.
p. L. Johnston, l sack oats.