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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
8
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Local residents attended the Drama and Speech festival at the high school Tuesday night. Mrs Bird and Ronald Dayton with Cyril Dayton called on Mrs Agney. Bart Whorn underwent an appendectomy in Bear Lake hospital Monday night. Several families visited relatives and attended a dancing party in Ovid last Thursday. The community extends sympathy on the death of Mrs Chas Parker of Ovid. Primary conference drew a large crowd Sunday afternoon.
Local social rounds list visits and gatherings. Families including 1eora Besse and children Dixie and Lorwick travel from Springville, while Roy Bischoff visits Bern and Mr. Heddock family. Attendance at a Mutual convention in Paris includes numerous residents and a Logan visit noted.
David King spent Thursday with his sister Isabel Wood in Liberty. The FHS Music department members presented a program at Laketown Thursday evening. Relatives visited Paris homes of Edith Haddock and Josephine Orr. Ian Tippetta and son Norman of Layton attended a funeral in Montpelier. The Prescott family learned of Sterling Judd’s death in Burley, and Freeman and Prescott relatives shared a weekend at the Prescott home.
The annual school election in Georgetown saw trustee chair Leslie Hoff resign. Russell Bee was re elected and Earl Tippetts won a seat. The board voted to discontinue the High School and send students to Montpelier next year. Numerous local families attended the Spring Music Festival in Montpelier and Preston, with performances by LaVell Tippetts and the Georgetown High School Band.
The Sundsy School Stake officers attended Sunday School morning. Home missionaries at Sacrament meeting included Lorenzo Swenson and A J Powell.
Funeral services for Thomas McCammon were held in the Georgetown ward chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. with Bishop Newell Passey officiating. The program included opening song The Deepening Trials, invocations, a duet by Rae Dan ford and Wm. Johnson with Lola Hoskins, first speaker Roy Robison, vocal solo In The Garden by Floyd Clark, second speaker Richard Sleight, closing song Sometime We'll Understand, benediction by Melvin Clark, and interment in Georgetown Cemetery with Don Rex dedicating the grave.
Committeemen met in Montpelier to discuss forming the Artificial Breeding Association and recommended joining the Cache Valley Association. A dairymen’s meeting is set May 15 at City Hall to elect directors and sell memberships.
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