The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-04-25
rine Program With Parade as
Feature for Morning;
Flag Raising.
I.E.AILSHIE, SPEAKER
Patriotic Address With Music
by Cowboy Band and
Quartet.

All arrangements for the Red Cross
srbmmunity Day" are nearing COM
rietiop. Judging from responses re-
ceiyed from the various sections Of
idaho county, a tremendous attend
snce is assured. The Commercial club
generating with the Mothers organiza-
Hon. this week ordered flags which are
b be unfurled as one Of the best fea-
tures of the day. Following is the pro-
gram to be carried out rain or shine
Saturday May 4, 1918. Come early and
stay all day.
Street parade at 10 o'clock, led by
the famous Cowboy Band, followed by
various numbers prepared by our local
schools, including the following: HUI
man Posters, Peasants of Brittany,
Uncle Sam, GODDESS of Liberty, Joan
Of Arc, Boy Scouts, Red Cross Maids,
States Of the Union, followed by the
various Fraternal Orders, Red Gross
Ambulances, and decorated autos,
floats, etc.
ALI participating in the parade are
requested to meet promptly at $3.50
o'clock at the Court House. The
following three gentlemen will act as
MNISudlS VI thC LAY anu AuFC Auii
control and supervision of all street
events: Messrs Geo. d. Smith, Tom
Crossley, and M. III. Williams. At
10A5 o'clock beth the National and
Service flags will be dedicated and rails
ed with the following service.
Music, America ----C0wboy Band.
Dedication Address Rev. Wood.
Flag Raising War Committee.
Music - Star Spangled Banner.
If you do not already know the
words of the national song, please
learn them before May 4, and join In
the singing as old Glory is flung to
the breeze.
At eleven o'clock at the l. o. o. #
hall Hon. J. f. Ailshie will deliver
the address, to which everybody is
invited. The young American quartet
will sing. Harold Harris win give
two patriotic song numbers, when q
Boy Says Goodbye To His Mother
noon the hot luncheon will be served
Upstairs in the I. o. o. r. hall. Ar
rangements have been made by the
committee to serve five hundred peo
pie See that you are among thost
present.
AT one-thirty p. m, the public auc
non takes place ON Main street. AL
ready number of articles have beer
listed, including a horse, cow, hogs
thoroughbred SOW and several pigs
tnree sheep pens of chickens, tive
settings Of turkey eggs, 400 pounds o.
seed oats, gallons of lard, new
Premo Camera, 2 sofa pillows, ant
numerous articles OF fancy work, will
promises of more. At the close of thu
sale a complete list together will
prices received for each and names O
persons donating same will be print
ed. Emery Zuver has charge Of thi
worthy feature. l.. M. Harris will
act as clerk of the sale. Please lis
anytning you may have to give will
eitner OF these gentlemen.
tne evening is to be given over t.
sne Dig dance. The Cowboy Band viii
nave charge Of the dance, which will
~ conducted as an old-fashioned bow
ery The Basil Harris Jazz orchestr,
Will furnish the music.
Inc Manual Training class of tn
puoiic school will have a "Swat tn
naiser booth on Main street. Fo
% Sie dime you can take three shots a
~; s satanic Majesty. Help punctur
I'M. Tas features and relieve your feelings
a;. aas FIRST Aid Girls will be on ham
an fresh pop corn for sale. Remem
ts -, an the proceeds of the various al
hns,c'ions NAY go to the Red Cross and vii
All aeip save some boy over there who /
us rasa ms bit in order that you ma
'e'nain at home In comfort.