Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-12-18
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johnson gave them a pleasant sur
prise Friday evening at their home.
Mrs. Breithaupt planned the enter
tainment for the evening which was
very pleasant, and Mrs Bartshe and
Mrs. Vincent must be given the
prize for arranging the delicious re-
freshments which were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson moved to their
new home in Payette the first OF
the week. #N4
Mrs. Raby, Mrs. Colbert and Miss
Myers entertained the Park Improve
ment Club Thursday afternoon,
December 4th. Twenty members
were present. After the regular
business meeting the program was az
follows: Roll Call with discussion OF
current events; Curing of Meats
was very ably given by Mrs. Raby;
Cooking of Meats Mrs, c, G. Heslup, |
but on account of being called away, |
Mrs. Heslup will give this topic at
the next meeting. The receipts will |
be given to the secretary and will |
/ be compiled into a cook book at the |
1 eEd of the year when the full course !
| of Domestic Art will be completed. |
The hostess half hour passed all
too quickly with music by Miss Myers
The work for the year will be the
| Home Preparation of Foods, Sery-
ing, decoration, and in fact all things
pertaining to the making of happier,
healthier and more attractive homes,
IN the monotonous routine of house
work many mothers are too busy to
fully realize the great work they
are doing, and that the future of
our country depends upon the abil-
fty In the home, to give to cur ceun-
try and community the best that
is in us. This work will help all to
find real pleasure In everyday work
which we often find irksome. Cur
rent events both local and national
will be discussed at each meeting,
The community is in sadness over
the death of little Leon Holloway,
which was very sudden and came as
a shock to everyone The little lad
was about six years of age and in
the first grade at school. The exact
details are not known, but he was
at school the first of the week and
lied on Friday morning of some
Droncial trouble. He was such
bright. energetic little fellow, and
will be missed by his teacher and
,laymates. The funeral was held
Saturday at Payette, November 29th
The flowers were very beautiful.
fr. and Mrs. Holloway have the
of the entire community.
Miss Gene Bartshe entertained
bout 16 young people at her home
asst Saturday evening in honor of
lrs. C. A. Karst, the event being
Ers. Karst's birthday. Four tables
rock were played, and delicious
sfreshments were served. And If
ne judged by the time of adjourn
ent an exceptionally fine time must -
I've been had. Those present were:
rs Karst and the Misses West,
allis, Smith, Glat, StedmaH and <.
lrtshe; Messrs. Campbell, Staples,
ace, Karst and Haverfield.
The Parent Teachers Association -
progressing nicely. This WORK viii e
Iterially help the school as well <
the community. Every patron il Z
district is urged to give it their y
port. Many things are needed in
lnectioh with the school which can e
y be accomplished by the unity e
the parents and teachers, and -
ich will tend to raise the standard I
our school. During the present
ere weather the need of suitable
veyances, something hot for the -
dren at noon, and many other =
e comforts should be provided -
teachers have expressed a will !.
less to help in these things, but &
must have the support OF the
'nts. The p. T. A. provides for
things promoting the welfare of e
children, as well as beirg de- -
1ly interesting for grow1-ups <
meetings are once month, the Z
Friday at 1880 o'clock Men are
lded as well as the ladies. Don't
ct the date-the first Friday eve,
of each month. &
pleasant afternoon was spent
nesday at the home of Mrs c. Z
eslup, by the ladies of the I'm,
sment Club, honoring Mrs Tor =
Up and Mrs. Geo. Lattig Music e
refreshments formed a part of =
entertainment The usual good
was reported.
aries Staples spent Saturday
Sunday in Ontario, returning ~
ay afternoon. -
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