Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-12-23
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NEWS VIEWS

There will not be any COMMUN
ITY MOVIES in the "Y" Community
Hall this week because of the many
Christmas exercises the latter part OF
the week. However, next week on
Friday evening, December 31st, the
next Motion picture exhibition will
be held and the usual strong pro
gram shown. The program will con-
sist of three Bray Photographs, one
Ford Weekly, and the forth episode
in the "Son of Democracy" serial lie
the Life of Abe Lincoln. The episodes
shown were: my Mother,'' "My
! Father" and last week "The Call to
Arms" This next episode in two
reels should show the principle
events around President Lincoln dur
ing the Civil War. AS a compliment
to the Civil War Veterans specially
good seats will be reserved for them
until 1880 Friday evening, Dec. 81,
the date for the showing of this fea-
ture.
About the middle of January there
will be another COMMUNITY Get-to-
gether Supper in the "Y" Commun,
ity Dining rooms for the purpose this
time not only of the better fellowship
and pull-together spirit, but also for
the purpose of buying folding chairs
for the "Y' and Community use.
The Association it seems used to
have quite lot of folding chairs
but most of these were destroyed in
the fire and have never been replac-
ed. All most all of the chairs used in
the ''Y" for different Community
functions and meetings, especially
for the Community Motion Pictures
each Friday evening have to be Dor
rowed from the churches and brot
over to the "Y". This makes a tire,
mendous amount of work, and even
at that there are not enough chairs
available for the accommodation of
all who come to the Movies which
are ever growing in interest and at
tendance. The plates for this sup
per will probably cost one dollar,
and the men of the "Y" and the
churches will show that they can
also get up suppers for all corners.
Men will wait on the tables also.
Following the supper there will be
a special program also by the men
and couple of good films
The attendance at the Community
Movies last Friday evening was
close to the five hundred mark and
the free will donations s1224 while
the cost of the films including the
expressage was $1700.
January 18th is the birthday an,
niversary of Benjamin Franklin and
will be celebrated by the Association
beginning its annual THRIFT Week
Program which will be better and
thriftier than ever.
The last of January will witness
the annual "Y' march of the "RED"
and BLUE" forces for a tip-top |
The membership is |
now 365 and efforts will be made
to make it total 500 of both sexes.
Mr.. B. M. Boals has been engaged |
by the Association finance Commit
tee to make the collections on the
due the first of this
month to the total amount of ST.,
10000. Mr.. Holman, lawyer, has
the matter in hand of collecting the
delinquent pledges of last year due
December list, 1919, also including
The balance of the notes on previous
pledges on the building.
Early in January there will be
by personal enlistment on
he part of the General Secretary, a
High School boys Hi
7" Club whose motto and slogan will
De to stand for all the real worth
while things in life which make for
,etter manhood and woman-hood,
md to stand individually and en-
nasse against everything in life
which even tends to weaken or de-
troy the best type of life and living. 4
'Hi-Y" will be a name for all to con, 4
er with hereafter