The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
SUCCESS MARKS
ANNUAL BANQUET
OF MEN and BOYS
Addresses by Educators Feature Pro-
gram Following Enjoyable
Evening AT Church.

One hundred and twenty-five men
and boys sat down 10 a bountiful
Father and Son banquet given at
the Methodist church Friday eve
ming. and served by the ladies OF
the church. the menu being punch,
chicken-pie. mashed potatoes. cab
bage salad. rolls. pickles. jelly.
cherry pie. cocoon and coffee. Red
hatchets and red candles decorated
the tables.
After the banquet the program
was introduced by singing some pop
ular songs appropriate to the occa-
sion led by w. c. Nuzman. Then
the pastor. c. 4. Deal, acting as
POSTMASTER. presided at the pro-
gram which was commenced with a
few Introductory remarks by him
self in which he stressed the fact
that the banquet had a very direct
purpose in bringing fathers and sons
into closer fellowship
r.. II. McAtee, principal OF the
Maroa schools, gave very interest
ing address on Washington as "A
Shoi oStti buiiutig tut toantiHhsttf
remarking at it's close that all knew
the excellent traits delineated as
characterizing Washington were
true of the speaker.
Preceding the first address
ladies quartet, consisting of Mes
danes @. II. Shearer.A. r. Anderson,
Il. +. Haag and Earl Woodbridge
sang a beautiful selection. and fol-
lowing IL David PARROT gave a de-
lightful cornet solo. Miss Irma Deal
the former, Miss Thel-
ma Shear the latter.
Two companion addresses, one by
Alfred Reichers on The Dad 4
Like" and the other by Supt. George
F.. Denman. on THE Lad | Like"
followed Reichers stressed the
TACT that the dad he liked was one
worthy OF being followed by his
son, and one that was a counsellor
and chum OF the boy. Mr.. Denman
ielineated the elements he liked in
! boy. among them being truth, pur-
ty OF life. ambition TO excel and de- |
Totion TO God. feeling that the |
'hurch has a message OF importance /
or him. Following this most excel
ent address by a man whom the /
'oung men of Filler have come to
relieve in because OF his ability as a
rainer OF winning teams, and as an
of his own high ideals.
he company was favored with a se-
ection by-a male quartet consisting
4 Messrs. A. r Anderson, II. r.
Waltz, r. r. Drake and r. l.. Peck,
ccompanied upon the organ by Mrs.
!. ii. Shearer.
Pres. c. W. Tenney of Gooding
ollege closed the addresses OF the
yening by plea for partnership be-
ween father and son in the business
{ making money. making homes and
laking character.
The ladies' quartet rendered an
Their delightful selection. conclud-
* the evenings entertainment
Great credit Is due the ladies who
sryed the excellent banquet, under
he leadership OF Mrs. n. r. McMil- ,
IN. president OF the Ladies' Aid so ,
ETY.. and Mrs. A. A. Timm who had
barge Of the dining room; and the 4
'eakers and singers and musicians {
no added 30 much to the enjoy !
ent of the occasion. :
Two addresses that were TO have
zen given are promised for next
lnday evening at the Methodist \
iurch. one by Charles Diehl, The Z
all OF Service" and the other by +
alph Love on The Message OF the :
hurch TO the Lad" These two 4
Jung men attended the Older Boys y
at Pocateilo and will y
I'VE something worth while TO say. n