Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
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Games were played and every one
enjoyed themselves thoroughly
The colors, red, white and blue
were beautifully carried out in the
refreshments, layer cake and ice
icream.'
Mr.. Theo. Meyer returned home
from Midvale, Thursday night
where he has been working on his
ranch for the past ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Deal were
Sunday dinner guests at the Ben
Bohannon home in Payette.
| Miss Strong, the County Club or
ganizer visited the school Monday
Friday night Prof. C. S. Miller
entertained the Senior class A
very enjoyable evening was spent
in playing games. A short musical
program was glen. Delicious re-
Ifreshments were served.
Ar. and Mrs. w. A Cloud were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham Park.
The Loyal Mothers and the Bible
classes brot basket dinner to the
Brethren church on Sunday, Moth
ers' day. The dinner was bounti-
full and delicious; and all enjoyed
themseles.
Mrs Arthur Johnson arrived here
Sunday from her homestead on vii
low Creek
Born-An eight pound baby boy
at Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Melcher's on
Friday May 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Vestal and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wherry of Pay
cite went on a picnic Sunday.
Elder Gallo Farhney of Twin
Falls delivered a splendid sermon
Sunday morning at the Brethren
church.
The C. E. met at the Bosen home
in Payette for a business meeting |
night.
JUNIoR-SENIOR BANQUET
The Junior-Senior banquet was |
given in Epworth Hall Monday EVIL
ening. The hall was tastefully del
corated in the two class colors, blue
and gold. cerise and silver and with
potted plants.
Thirty-eight plates were laid.
The High School teachers and Mes
lanes Miller, Nelson and Northrop
we're guests.
Six of the Sophomore girls serv-
I'd the following menu: Orange bias
zets, Chicken Timbles, Stuffed Po-
.atoes, Cauliflower in Brown But
.er, Parker House Rolls, Jell, Ra-
fishes, Dutch Windmills, Waters,
Apricot Sherbet, Sunshine Cake,
Coffee and MINIS.
Prof. Chas. Miller acted as toast
Master.
The following program was rem
Tered:
ITO the Seniors Roy Darnell.
ITO the Junior"-Harry Bowers.
''Stick to it iveness''-Prof. Neil
on. Il
Rubber Necks" = Margaret
II
Evolution of Glass of 1s"-Hel-
n Linck
Elasticity Silkett. 4
"They Always Come Back"-Mr.
Jorthrop. y
Rubber-Tired"- Dollie Brown. Il
Music by the Rubber Band. u
Burdette Hill acted as butler and J.
Hiss Maggie Eldredge as maid dur
ng the eening.
The volunteers of the Methodist '
unday School class (Young Peo-
es' Glass; held class meeting in
he interests of missions last Fri ]
ay evening at the home of Miss "a
.innie Creger Miss Esther Reed i
f Payette brot an interesting col
ection of Chinese needlework, GU "
los and kodak views sent by her
lister Miss Alice Reed who has been
or several years in the Missionary /
York in China. Miss Reed spoke /
t length of conditions in China, Is
eading interesting extracts from
er sisters letters. The class gave !
free will offering of sufficient {
mount to pay expenses of chin J
Sc student for three months of sum '
Ter work of preaching to his peo-
lie. Music and games concluded
he evening. Mrs. Silas Lattig and Y
Irs. NJ D. Reed and Miss Naoma
arsons were guests from Payete.
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