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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
5
Representatives of four city teams adopted a schedule extending to July Fourth for the newly organized Y M C A Twilight League. The season opens Monday evening May 6 with the first game of the campaign.
A High School grounds department may host a league event with a possible closer diamond for fans. A ten cent admission funds league expenses. The Women's Auxiliary marks its Third Anniversary with a May 2 dinner at the Y M C A dining hall from 6 to 8 PM priced at 35 cents, featuring orchestra, a May Pole drill, other numbers, ice cream and cake. The Tennis Club grows, courts improved by rain, with fees 1 for members 2 50 for non members and 5 including baths. Ladies may join for 2 50. The Employment Bureau seeks buyers and sellers and offers to match workers with jobs.
Notice for stockholders meeting of Masonic Temple Association Limited to elect five directors at Masonic Hall Payette Idaho on Monday May 6 at 7 30 p m. Two directors serve one year and three serve two years. Albert White President. Also includes miscellaneous local ads for piano lessons sales and hats.
Fruitland residents attend socials and meetings at J. Kimsey and Mrs. Nelson’s farewell. Reports from Payette Valley Christian Endeavor Union and a Home Missions debate. Local road work, water system upgrades, new home improvements, and various visits and arrivals noted. Community events include a Republican primary in Stegner’s Hall and a health talk at the M B church May 9.
Fruitland residents report on local affairs including reassessment work by Madden of New Plymouth and Wa. Duell building a small house. A school entertainment by Fruitland students drew a crowded crowd with singing, recitation, piano, and story readings, earning $56.60 in door receipts and praise for performers.
Local church notices list service times for German Evangelical, Christian, and Baptist congregations. Times include Sunday School at 10 A. M. and preaching at 11 A. M. English services first and third Sundays at 8 P. M. Other weekly events are noted with evening services and prayer meetings.
One block south of the [location] Pastor M. C. Howarth invites all to Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 41 Junior Church at 3 Minister Rpworth Leagues at 6 Preaching at 8 Wednesday Prayer Service at 8 You are invited to attend any and all services A special invitation to strangers We shall try to make you welcome.
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