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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
8
Local residents mingle at homes and on trips while requests seek buyers and renters. Budges from Logan and Pugmire, Paris and Salt Lake visitors are noted along with a WAVES promotion and various family visits. A job offer for a homebound route distributing medicines and goods is advertised in Denver.
Community notices show Lewis Vallentine starting at Randolph. several residents travel to Logan Salt Lake and Bloomington for visits and work. Cafe for lease at Fish Haven Resort. J P Stock as contact. Red Cross Nutrition course begins April 19 in Ovid chapel with L L Cook as instructor.
On Thursday April 12 Miss Thelda Humpherys daughter of Clem Humpherys married Pfc Richard L Williams at the groom’s mother's home in Pocatello with Bishop Reddish officiating. Maid of honor was Phrona Heaton of Blackfoot and Ronald Roberts served as best man. The couple will live in Colorado Springs where Williams is stationed.
Stake Board members attended Sunday school including Alma Burton Clifford Price and others. Pvt Bruce Wilhelmsen returned from furlough to his army camp with wife and baby, visiting relatives on the way. Lt Carol Roberts Snell spoke by phone from Ft Knox. Terry Mattson had an appendectomy at Bear Lake hospital and is recovering at home with mother Mrs Mattson staying at the hospital. Ambulance planes carried 100000 wounded soldiers from the continent to England with no patient losses.
Garden City notes list Raymond Esterholdt and Tom Hansen visiting Logan on business. Mrs Alta Pug mire returns from Kemmerer with her daughter. James Dustin spends a short vacation here with his wife. Keith and Clayton Wamsley visit from Randolph. Virginia Whittington shops in Logan and Montpelier. Fay Lutz and sons visit Frank Jensen and Sidney Lutz. Mean Cook furloughs from Great Lakes Naval Station with parents. Ruel Jenkins family moves to Thomas Hodges ranch while Jenkins works for Hodges. Jay Hodges of Noonan visits. Elma Nichols stays with Calder parents. Charles Twitchell returns from a shearing job. Thelma Freeman visits Logan business. Sidney Hyden works on government water survey. Clinton Tremelling visits. Cecil Satterthwaite sells home near Ogden. Maurine Jensen hosts a party. Gene Cook visits sister-in-law Frank Jenegen. Primary conference held.
President Norma Sprouse presiding conducted the day night conference with reverence as the central theme and a program announced for the proceedings.
The Mutuals held their season finale with music speech art drama and dance. Acts included Willis and Weston solos and duets, a Junior girls one act play Ask Nancy, and a final dance. President Weston expressed thanks for season support.
On a business trip to Ogden Mr and Mrs Glenn Stock were guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Holmes and Mr and Mrs P N Green at a buffet supper. Debonaires dance speakers at Sacrament meeting on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Donovan Howell. Dr and Mrs J W Hayward of Logan are spending several days on vacation at their summer home here. After winter work in Ogden Mr Cyril Roberts returned for the spring sheep shearing season.
A multi group program features Gladly Meeting singing Thanksgiving prayers and a rendition of This is Gods House by the first group. Reverence themes anchor verses by the second group. A round table discussion by the third group precedes a choral reading of The Lords Prayer by Janet Sprouse and Myra Tremellin. Two dramatizations show Reverence to God and country, followed by God Gave Me Dear America and closing prayer by Maurine Jensen.
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