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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
10
A large crowd gathered for a ward party with dancing to a music box, a short program, and refreshments. The Bishopric visited all ward families while attendees included J T and Roy Agle partygoers, with relatives from Pocatel lo and Paris, plus Montpelier events and a Christmas boxes project by Primary classes Agnes born directed.
A Relief Society work meeting last Tuesday featured a quilt making session and Christmas gift suggestions. Refreshments were served by Irene Beck and others. Several members traveled to Logan and Salt Lake City for visits, with plans to Sparks Nevada. A stake visitor spoke at Sunday School, and a large audience attended the High Priest Christmas program and a square dance on December 11.
Peterson and Mr and Mrs Mitchell Beck and daughter Verle hosted and visited relatives last week. Ray Dick and family stayed overnight with Maurice Beck. Inez Phelps Mary Peterson and Wazel L Peterson attended a Christmas party at the Burgoyne Hotel Rotary Room. Clarence Rich and Doyle Anthony visited Catherine Johnson. Eldon Sorenson and family from Pocatello were weekend visitors with Russel Sorenson.
Word reached relatives in St Charles of the marriage of Matthias Stewart in Pocatello. Matthias had stayed here last summer with kin. The Stewart item is followed by news that Glen Michaelson's youngest son, scalded last week, is recovering well and that Mrs Lizzie Keetch returned from Vernal Utah after attending her sister’s funeral.
Resolution publicly expresses gratitude to individuals organizations and businesses for donating services time and equipment to the Tendoy Council of the Boy Scouts of America. It lists Hawkes Transfer Co Pocatello Kiwanis Club Montpelier Rotary Club Carnes Music Store and many others as sincerely appreciated friends.
A slate of local organizations and businesses is listed in the Aston District coverage. Included are Mallory's of Aston, American Legion Utah Power and Light, First Security Bank of Pocatello, Morrison Merril Company, Grace Lions Club, Morris B Athay Plumber, Dr Reed Rich, Idaho State College LDS Institute, Bancroft High School, Pocatello Hardware and Canvas, Thiel Olsen, Pacific Finance Company, and others.
A two day Garden and Landscape School will be held in Pocatello January 9 and 10 led by Tom Chester University of Idaho Extension Service. Events begin 9 30 a m January 9 in the Pioneer room Bannock Hotel with discussions by garden club members and nurserymen from several counties. Specialists will cover flower and garden culture insect control soil management lawn care plant disease house plants evergreens shrubs and trees. Evening feature will be Dave Petries Boise discussing Ten Ways to Control the Climate Around Your Home.
An amused crowd at a miniature golf course witnesses a tense exchange when a young couple with a baby, asked about hiring a babysitter, retorts that they themselves are the babysitters. Separate incident: Billy Southworth of the St Louis Cardinals sharply confirms sharing with Gillette Lazor about a World Semmes broadcast.
Mrs Anthon Kunz Mrs Alma Kunz and Bo and Mrs Robert Schmid attended the funeral service for M D Low in Montpelier on Tuesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Jos Burgoyne of Montpelier were business visitors in Bern Thursday. Harold Walter of Raymond called in Bern last Thursday. The following attended the Excur-
Local residents reported on Temple work at Logan Temple with Kunz family members visiting and opening houses for 88th birthday celebrations. Friends and relatives from Garden City Raymond Montpelier Paris and Bennington joined in events and temple renovations.
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