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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
10
Local items note found keys at the office and many Christmas sales with jewelry and furniture offers at Nielsen's and Vincent Furniture Co. Montpelier promotions urge gifts, kitchen cabinets, and holiday bargains while Alvin Tucello returns home from the L D S hospital after a bout of typhoid fever.
Holidays at home with low rates via Oregon and local points. Tickets on sale December 16 to January 1 with liberal limits. details from agents. Mrs. Walter Hoge of Blackfoot to spend holidays in Paris with relatives. Several locals return home for the holidays and officials attend Boise convention.
On Christmas Day the program starts promptly at 1 p m at the Novelty Theatre and continues all afternoon. Special features have been secured for the occasion with a new program Christmas night. Bring the kiddlers to the movies.
Miss Mae Anderson of Salt Lake City, grand daughter of Paris residents, headlines a concert and vaudeville show at the Paris Opera House on Thursday night December 28. She will be aided by Miss Marie Eddington and others with magic, piano, and vocal numbers plus selections from famous composers. Tickets are sold at Pendrey’s store.
Fielding graduates emerge with wins in a University of Utah debating club tryout as Stanley joins the Herald-Re publican group. Harold Shepherd earns Stanford University debate representation. Harold Peterson wins a gold medal in Logan’s oratorical contest. Francis Findlay leads Boston symphony orchestra trumpet and supervises suburban school music. Dora Roberts offered English teaching at Rexburg’s Ricks Academy while studying at Provo University. Hugh Sutton plans football team place while attending the A C in Logan.
A large gathering heard talks on prayer and virtue with a focus on guiding youths toward good marriages. A speaker recounted a near fatal Ogden canyon accident and two priesthood blessings that left him miraculously unscathed. Miss Amy Munk spoke on Northwestern states missionary work, followed by songs and remarks urging families to pray together and live clean lives.
Elder Daid O. McKay describes Mormon church fast offerings as a solution to urban poverty. He explains monthly visits to homes, reports to bishops, and provisions from the fund, noting that two meals per month per person could sustain the needy. The Bear Lake stake could raise about $2000 yearly to serve as a clearinghouse for the poor.
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