Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-24

poultry, so help yourself to tn
chicken pie, and help good caus-
at the same time. Our Chapter Z
badly handicapped at present b.
4 lack of funds. The cause deserYei
the support of the entire communit.
3 and this will give opportunity t.
combine pleasure with philanthropy
Reports will be given during th.
= evening, Of all funts received By
the chapter and the manner OF theil
| disbursement.
The Carnival presented last Sat
urday evening by the Glasses of our
School was a brilliant success. The
many who attended enjoyed a royal
good time and the amount netted
for the work Of the Junior Red Cross
was very satisfactory. Receipts By
I classes were as follows: Seniors,
s15.7s; Juniors, 1888; Sophomore,
1865; Freshmen, ss45; Domestic
Science Department, $3.50; Eaehth,
Grade $40; Seventh $3.50; Sixth
$3.50; Third and Fourth s1ol5; Phi
mary s7.15; From sale Of shadows
s12.35: From fortunes tod $50.
Total s138-56.
A number Of the friends of ". VI
Gladish gave him a surprise On Wed
nesday Of last week, the occasion
being his goth birthday. The affair
was arranged by his nearest neigh
bors, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lantear and
Mr. and Mrs. George Frank and &C.
CURED at the home OF the latter Mrs
c. z. Peterson was in charge Of the
program. After the party had as
sembled, Mr. Gladdish was invited |
over to dinner and was genuinely
surprised at what he found. About /
thirty guests sat down to the Ella
borate dinner spread il the spa
cicus Frank dining room. Tie long
table was beautifully decorated, the
centerpiece being q large birthday
cake holding eighty candles From
he cake, festoons OF red and white
tissue paper extended to the cell
ng. Rev. Burtch acted as toast
master and toasts were given By
VI. W. Hazeltine. Mrs. J. H. Spain
lower and Attorney Haines Of Pay
ute. expressing appreciation Of Mr.
iladish''s life in Church and Sun
lay School, as a friend and neishborl
nd as citizen. As q community We
DIN in wishing Mr.. Gladisa Many
Apply returns" Few men reach their
ightieth birthday with the physical
ealth, keenness Of mind and sterl-
lg character possessed by him.
The 2S5,661 Boy Scouts and 7s,-iL
81 Scout Officials of the United &
tates have been summoned by Presi- z
ent Wilson to perform sort OF mes
erFer service for the Government,
from house to house lit
nature provided by the Committed
n Public Information. The Fruit
md Troop have responded to thel
all and are endeayoring this week
, put the Presidents Fig Dag
ddress" into every home. The at
snuCn Of all citizens is called toI
be fact that the Government has
sued a series OF pamphlets, answer
lg the very questions ycu are ask
q about the war. These may be
I'D for the asking, without the eI-
enditure of the cost of postage
lamp. This is the list Of titles avail
bic at present:
How the War Came TO America
The Presidents Flag Day Speech.
Conquest and Kultur
German War Practices. II
The War Message and the Facts .
ehind 1t. II
The Nation IN Arms.
The Government OF Germany.
The Great War Y
The War of Self Defense.
American Loyalty.
A German Translation OF the Above
American Interest in Popular Gov
-nment Abroad l.,
Home Reading Course for Citizen
oldiers.
First Session of the War Congress
ell the Scouts which ones you want
The officers and committees in the 2
.others' Circle are: President, Mrs. q
|. T. Lewis; vice president, Ms. )
- ]. Hansel; secretary, Ms. Cary
ussing; corsp. secretary. Miss Elsie Z
treasurer, Mrs. E. A. Linck. a
he Executive Committee is Mes .
lmes Chas- Miller, Ely, Deal. Ady Y
nd Spainhower. Devotional, Mrs
has. McCoard; Music. Nesdsmes
eterson and Nelson: Reception, ;,
eSdames Kinnison, Vestal and Boil !,
lSer; Flower, Mestames P. E. John
N, Fisher and Miss Pearson. All
hose names begin with letters from u
to X should pay their dues TO
rs. Clyde Harry, others should pay q
,nir SrrnS 20 Mrs re-x TN,Ss;,~ ri