The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-03-14
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Mesdames F. N. Luse, W. 7 Robin
son, H. A. Oeder, M. L. Sutton r w
Reynolds, G. H. Robinson and G T.
Karcher, and Mesdames l. M peter.
son and F. A. Robinson of Mamma
members of the Midway p T. A., at
tended the Canyon County Burbank
federation meeting at the Forward
club rooms in Caldwell, Saturday
Inc ladies' report a most interesting
meeting especially the talk and ex
PLANTATION of the League of Nations
by Rev. Vance. All are in praise of
the hospitality OF the Forward club.
which was the hostess club. The
next meeting of the Federation will
be in June with the Century club of
Nampa and the Midway P. T. A. as
hostesses, at the Century, club rooms
in Nampa
r. k. Bennett of the University Ex-
tension department will be at Midway
one day next week to speak on and
aemon strate testing garden seed.
watch tor the announcement of the
date, and be sure to be there. Every
body welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Holt went to
Boise Sunday evening to attend the
services at the Congregational church
OF that city, which were held in honor
of the boys of that church who were
in the U. S. service, Mr.. Hollis name
being on the honor roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] F. Riskemire were
business visitors in Boise, Thursday.
| Miss Helen Bumgarner was a guest
of Dorothy Whittle, Sunday.
The pupils of the Midway school
have made an enviable record in the
purchase of Liberty Bonds War Saw
ing Stamps and Thrift Stamps for the
year 1918. Liberty Bonds amounting
to $4,000 were purchased, besides
| l9S War Savings stamps, and 178
thrift stamps.
The Midway P. T. A. met at the
school house Friday afternoon with
over forty ladies in attendance.
Among the business transacted $500
was voted to be given to the local
Y. w, c: A. in Nampa; $40 to the
National Congress of Mothers and
Parent Teachers association head
quarters building in Washington. D
c., which has been dedicated for the
use of our soldiers and sailors during
the war, and through the reconstruct
ton period At present it is being
used as a hospital for returned
wounded. Prof Edwards was also
instructed to purchase what play
ground equipment he thought neces-
sary. Final plans were also made
for the framing of the service flag and
honor roll. It was decided to have
a program on Humane Education at
the next meeting, which will be the
fourth of April After the business
session dainty lunch of cake and
coffee was served by the refreshmen
committee, consisting of Mesdames
Clements, Hubert, w. ]. Robinson,
Frazier and G. H. Robinson
Mrs. R. L. Dragoo and children of
Nampa are spending few days at
the home of Mrs. Dragoo's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M L. Sutton, while Mr..
Dragoo is away on business trip.
! Mrs. F. N Luse went to Ontario,
! Oregon, Sunday evening to visit her
| brother and family, F. p Shaw. She
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. G. L. Karcher and daughter
Marie were visitors in the county scat
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde Dory gave dinner
Wednesday evening. in honor of Mr..
Dory's birthday The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs T. !. Blake of Roisc
Miss Ruth Williams OF Nampa,
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. A, Williams.
Mrs. John Clements spent Monday
afternoon at the Charles Metcalf
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Robinson of
Nampa, were supper guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, w, ]; Robinson,
Monday evening.
T., l., Collins arrived Monday from
Ord, Nebr. with car load of house