The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-07

tinued. Major Harry T. Lewis who
has been inspector at Fruitland and
New Plymouth will cease his work
April 9Th. Mr.. Worth, of the Pay.
cite district will continue the work
until May 10.
The Mothers Circle has arranged
for a community meeting Friday
evening, April Is, 8 p. NJ. in the
high school auditorium. The object
Of the meeting is to give opportunity
for expression on three subjects, viz:
Shall be build a high school?
Shall we organize an association
for the establishment Of commun-
ity park in Fruitland?
Shall the Mothers Circle resolve
itself into a Parent Teachers Asso-
citation?
Both sides of each question will
be discussed. II you are interested
In your community you will be
there. A short program will pre-
cede the business meeting and re-
freshments will follow
The Volunteer Glass, the young
peoples class OF the NJ. Il. s. S., and
a company of their friends, will
have marshmallow roast Fri
day evening. April 10, at the home
of Major and Mrs. Lewis, at their
home. About fifty invitations have
been extended
Twenty members of the Excelsior
Glass OF the Brethren church went
to Ontario Saturday evening to the
Cartwright home, honoring the
birthday anniversary OF b. Il. Haag.
They played games and all report a
very delightful evening.
Mrs. Hendy gave most instruc-
tive paper FRIDAY evening at the
Mothers Circle meeting on wit and
humor. The county nurse gave
talk about her work in the schools
OF the county. Some OF the papers
of the Sunnyside school receiving
the prizes given by the Frances
willard w G. T. Y. on the question
Of Cigarettes were read before the
Mothers A committee, Mrs. II. @.
Gardner. Hollenbeck and Frank, was
appointed TO arrange for parent
teacher meeting on April 10. This
TO discuss the things need
I'd to make Fruitland a better place
10 live In
The High School will present
THE Growing OF the Gypsy Queen"
Friday night az the high school aud
torium. beginning nc eight o'clock. |
Tickets for adults. 35c. school child |
rem zoe. II you want good enter
.ainment and want TO help the high |
school students. come and enjoy H.
Eighteen members OF the eighth |
grade class went TO the home OF
Mrs. NJ u. Sherman Friday even
ng and walked IN on Miss Marine, |
he daughter, and quite surprised |
her, the occasion being her birth |
lay. All reported n good time. De-
lcious eats were served the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter l.. Gorham
had as their dinner guests Sunday !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Gorham and Mr.. |
John Bunker. Payette, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Robert Mohler.
Mrs. Jack Thorpe n at the VIII
lam Thorpe home looking after the |
new little miss who arrived April
lrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Madsen were |
dinner guests Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Powell.
Quite number OF Fruitland peo-
pie went to Ontario Friday and Sat
nrday evenings to see "way Down
East"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Adams OF the
Emmett slope. and Mrs, Pansy Lank-
ford, OF Boise. were dinner guests
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y. sehu-
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kaufman
md Mr.. and Mrs. George Kees, or
New Plymouth. and Miss Ruth Mar
I'm were entertained Sunday az the |
H. A. Kaufman home.
Mrs. Tom Harris was In Ontario
asst week the guest OF Mrs. Tom
Walker,
Rev. II. +. knight preached sun
lay at the M. u. Church, coming
lown from New Plymouth.