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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
13
In Caribou County Idaho readers learn Christmas greenery tips from Homemakers Corner. The column covers pruning rules for pines spruces and firs and notes which evergreens tolerate heavy trimming while advising care to avoid bare spots.
North Thatcher Wayne and Mrs Andersen visit Ralph Andersen and family in Grace while Mrs Yoray returns to Preston for a visit with son and family. Frank and Vera Medford host Smith family and others, Doug Carter host a birthday party for daughter Tammie. Thatcher Ward Singing Mothers perform at Stake Relief Society meeting in Grace.
A reader pleads with the public to stop swerving to hit cats or dogs, describing a Siamese cat killed Sunday night and the deep grief it causes a family. The letter emphasizes that animals are beloved household members and urges consideration of the pain owners feel.
Winona Lowe outlines Federation projects to complete the Statue of Liberty base and Liberty Bell monument and requests donations. A boy examined by a psychiatrist answers a test question with humor about ears and sight, revealing his hat hides his eyes.
The Grace Literary Club hosted its December meeting with the Grace High Glee Club under Mr. Anderson performing Handel’s The Prince of Peace from the Messiah, Beethoven On the Mount of Olives, Davis Carol of the Drums, and Angels We Have Heard on High. Accompanists were Shannon Peterson and Eldene Smith. Donette Young demonstrated Christmas flower arrangements assisted by Luette Mickelsen. Door prizes went to Dot Swensen Emma Hansen and Cora Cooper. The colors were advanced and retired by Jennie Norcutt. Millicent Gibson gave the good thought of the day and Elaine Gib offered the club Collect.
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