Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. i. y. Ady end Miss
! Virginia and James Ady, and Misses
Eva Wilson and Dorethea B1ney mo-
tored To- Boise last Friday to attend
the Flag Day exercises.
: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lEld-
redge, Friday June IA, 9-4b. son.
Tho new firm Johnson and Chaplin
opsned their grocery store Monday in
the Harvey building. Messrs. John
3 son and Chaplin have been partners
in business in the past years.
The B. Y. P. u. gave an ice cream
social on the church lawn last Sat
ur,ay evening and raised $500 10
add to their piano fund. This Tues
! day evening they held their social
ard business meeting at the ]. Nc
Keown home. Miss Ida Gresham of
McMinnville College, who is state
B. Y. P. U. worker, was present and
gave the young people many help
full suggestions.
The children asked for a girl Or
phan but We are sure that since
they gave fus a boy We will be glad
to help little Jean-Paul Ray.
Miss Alice Peacock very nicely
entertained at O'Clock dinner last
Saturday evening in honor of Ray
Shearer of Boise who will go to
training camp soon. Miss VelmaI
Spainhower, Ierril Taylor and Robt.
Alden of Ontario were the invited
guests.
1.-THE Excelsior class of the Breth-
rem Sunday School were entertain
ed at dinner at the home of their
teacher, Mr.. Galen Bollinger in Wa
shoe Sunday.
The Junior department of the Breth
rem Sunday School will give the pro
gram at the Christian Workers meet
ing next Sunday evening.
Sunday Afternoon the Excelsior
class will give a sacred concert at
the Chapel near Weiser.
Miss Mabel Eldredge is helping at
the P. E. Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Pratt OF Wei
ser visited Mr.. mad Mrs. ]. A. Bowers
aud Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Peizer ct the
Bowers home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Lee motored to
Caldwell Tuesday afternoon : where
they aattended the farewell party
given Mrs. Lees brother, Chester
Rees at the John Close home. Mr..
Rees will leave for Camp Lewis in
July.
George Hart is visiting his sister,
Mrs. C. S. Miller.
Mrs. John Brosman, Misses Maude
and Ella Brosman of Ontario, and
Miss Olga Kline of Portland visit
d the n. A. Peacock home Monday.
Last Tuesday evening Rev. and
Mrs. L. Fl. Eby were nicely surpris-
ed wheE their three daughters i1vit-
ed a number OF guests in to help
them celebrate their wedding ami
The guests were members OF
the men and women's Bible Glasses.
The guests presented them with
set of silver knives and forks and
gravy and cream spoon. Refreshments
Of ice cream and cake were served.
A pretty little party was given
Miss Marion Grover Tuesday in hon
or of her sixth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson en-
at dinner Sunday in hon
Or of their nephew, Paul Dale
NOTICE: Material is expected any
day now for so comfort kits to b
made by Fruitland Red Cross ladies'.
Please plan to help in this work as
only two weeks will be given to
make them In.
Fruitland has three French War
orphans now which she is support
ing. The Frances willard W. c. T.
U. adopted the first one. Then the
Mothers Circle decided to take
one and the boys and girls in school
thought they would like to adopt
little French girl. 1886 was given
by the mothers and school students. !
The cost is $3.50 for each with
small additional sum a post card
picture of the child may be ha
This caves s16.S5 Of the fund still
in II treasury. There are about $780,
in France whose fathers
h.! been killed in the war. The
III government allows 10 cents
- start for the support of each. \
weeHormed tor the relief of these
= to s&hans asks that this sum be
the cPnted by another 10 cents
!, ally child may be made moro
largerble and educated. Mrs. Tuss-
seaso1 has had charge Of the cor
withshce, received the following
the co
!, run OR Mrs. Tussing: In May we
IF. M. the checks of sS6.50l each,
. no. National Treasurer of the n