Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-05-31

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cite Choral Club. was presented, fol-
lowed by an informal reception fol
The presidents, whose night il was
Mrs. Homer L. Settle. yiee-president
,f the district, presided during the
evening.
On Thursday morning the con-
yention entered upon the second
strenuous day of its activities. After
he call to order by the District Pres
dent, Mrs. e. L. Bryan of Caldwell
md the reading of the minutes OF
he previous meeting by the Secre-
airy, Mrs. Fred McCiellaHd OF Cald-
yell, annual reports of club presi-
Tents were heard as follows:
Bellevue Civic Club, Nrs ". T.
Roberts.
Boise Columbian Club. Mrs. G. H.
Davis.
Boise Good Citizenship Club
Mrs. j. B. Burns.
Boise Golden Rod club-8rs.
Fred A. Tolman-
Boise Mountain View Club-Mrs.
Nathan Scott
Boise Progressive Club Of Whit
ney-Ars Alice Carver.
Caldwell Forward Club = Mrs
George Merritt
Caldwell Good Cheer Club-Nrs.
H. Ward Gordon
Cambridge Lookout Club-Mrs.
Gladheart.
Carey Progressive Ciub-Mrs. z.
A. Gle
Cascade Civic Club-ars. A. D..
Robb.
Eden Civic Club-Mrs. Phoebe
Williams.
Emmett Crescent Club-Sirs. ] j.
RAIDER.
Emmett T. & A Clab-Mrs. ida
Catalan
Emmett Womenis Betterment Club
Mrs Carrie B. Jones.
Garden Valley Syrirga ciab-Mrs
w. OK Craig
Address Gen. Fed. Direcor-Mrs.
III. J. SweeIey.
aeeas.s Ss,,s seEe'- ca.sa z:
Gooding North Side Community
Club-Mrs. Walter Darling.
Hagerman Civic Club-Nrs. John
Sanborn.
Hagerman Rim Rock Study Club
Mrs. NJ NJ. PostIe.
HALEY Civic Club-Mrs. R. C.
Beamer.
indian Valley Improvement
-League-Mrs. E. b Snow.
Jerome Civic Club-Mrs. R E.
Shepperd.
Jerome Grand View Club-Mrs.
Hazel Wycoff.
Jerome Eldorado Heights Club
Mrs. r. l. Griffiths.
Jerome Falls City Civic Club
Mrs. Adam Nye
kuna Improvement Club-Mrs
Mary Coleman.
middleton Women'S Civic Club
Mrs. W. F. Bishop.
Mountain Home Civic Club-sfrs
d. NJ. Vandegrift.
Nampa Century Ciub-Mrs. p "
Dufes.
New Meadows, Women's Club of
the Meadows.-Mrs. r. Caun-
bell.
Parma Amphictyonic Council
Mrs. Don Numbers.
rms ended the morning sessio,
'eatly to the regret of all presay+
5. NJ J. Sweeley was unable 10 a.
I'D owing to illness. A letter fron,
I was read, and her place on the
ogram ably taken by the Stats
esldent, Mrs. George. Durins tbe
on hour the material needs ne tbs
nvention were again cared fo- -
Domestic Science Dining room ~
High School. The calI to or5o-
the afternoon, and final sess;o,, =.
: convention, was followed by the
dolng OF the minutes. and the
port OF the committee resoIut;ons
De submitted to the State FeSar
on convention which win be h.o,s
bolse In the Fall. After much Az
ssion most of the Resolutions
opted, as well as resolutions
'nAS ana appreciation to the rsri-
PRESENTATIONS and indiyidusls
10 nad helped make this convant;as
e OF the most successful in ,hsa -
y OF the Federation.
MIS-. May McGlinchey who -,
led both State and NationaI r,s-
on office, was accorded warm
ieome. Mrs. McGlinchey wbo IN ~
Two years been sufferinr frnn, M ~
sun, made her first public anna.r
&c on this occasion. and II W. ~
ncesus of the meeting thar tbis - sn.
ar, the gath convention as ~
ed with particularly b.Dne
mories, All through the sessions
n social and business. OF th;S ''o.s' o.,s
i'lon, Mrs. McGlinchevss .
:; quick brain and deyot,o,
uerauon interests materialnr .ss
.ne success of the whole ~
Giinchey. who is charter ma,,hsr
the Portia Club, was prasant
5 Pitinger of Boise. on babaff ~ os
recreation with beant;f,i
,nish Comb. as token OF ths ,n.
4 respect OF her fellow cluh wons ooe
ioaho. Mrs. McGlinchey,s ~
'nse left her hearers tremh,,nn
ween laughter and tears
ai,er this interlude the read;nv
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